Your EV will charge at 5 am one night, 1 am the next; at work, it will charge at 10 am one day, 2 pm the next.
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Both can charge at rates of up to 15.53 kW at DC fast charging stations, while the rest of the Mustang Mach-E variants will be able to charge at up to 150kW.
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Now, some Democrats are leveling the same charge at Trump.
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And in some cases, it might not charge at all.
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He pleaded not guilty to the charge at the time.
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Or, prosecutors can choose to make no charge at all.
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Which man was likely to be in charge at work?
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She had made him risk danger and charge at fate.
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Nirmala Sitharaman takes charge at a critical time for India.
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The standard door charge at Drama Park Lane is £20.
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Today there is still no one in charge at Uber.
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What is the top speed your device can charge at?
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Were there any responsible adults in charge at Georgetown Prep?
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Plus, the prices they charge at the airport are outrageous.
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It will just charge at the maximum speed the phone supports.
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Washington then took charge at the start of the third quarter.
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Pablo Picasso's "La Minotauromachie" (21979) led the charge at $24.3 million.
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From that moment on, I was pretty much in charge at school.
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Just like that, the Wildcats were back in charge at 49-41.
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Why else would he attempt such a blatantly suicidal charge at Dany?
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And stopping for a charge at the nearest outlet isn't always feasible.
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He will be sentenced on the federal charge at a later date.
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And then there are cats that will charge at you and attack you.
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Through Lyft and Uber, the sharing economy has taken a charge at cabs.
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Das took charge at the RBI last week, two days after Patel's resignation.
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Most enemies, when they see Samus, will rear up and charge at her.
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Now a union is filing a charge at the National Labor Relations Board.
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And do they charge at the same speed as plugging them in normally?
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Most major furniture retailers will charge at least $130 to deliver a couch.
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An uncomplicated vaginal delivery charge at the Cleveland Clinic's main campus is $533,466.
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Most major furniture retailers will charge at least $130 to deliver a couch.
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When I managed to stand, I braced for him to charge at me.
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Tenzin Niles and Athan Sporek lead the charge at New York City Ballet.
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The caveat is that Echo's copy gains ultimate charge at 650 percent rate.
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Ftouhi will be arraigned on the new charge at a later date, prosecutors said.
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Suppose I have a 3 nC charge at the location <0.1, -0.2, 0> m.
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He pleaded not guilty to that charge at arraignment Monday in Springfield District Court.
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U.S. brewpubs would likely charge at least five times that for a similar product.
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They picked up 16 scooters in an hour to charge at home, earning $67.
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But now generals are in charge at both the Pentagon and the White House.
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It allows compatible devices to charge at up to four times their normal speed.
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That was the charge at the heart of the case against Nixon over Watergate.
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Those advantages include not needing oil changes and the ability to charge at home.
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Follow-up: Do they charge at the same speed as plugging them in normally?
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Business Insider recognizes 22 of the executives leading the charge at marketing-tech firms.
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Questions about whether an ISIS-linked terrorist attempted to charge at Trump on stage.
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But the doctor in charge at Mat-Su Regional Home Health & Hospice wasn't responding.
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Das took charge at the RBI last week, two days after Patel's abrupt resignation.
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That allows it to charge at rates of up to 45W and 18W, respectively.
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"I have direct channel to person now in charge at White House," he continued.
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It should be required to charge at least the true cost of each ride.
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Herrera was arrested Monday night on an assault charge at the Golden Nugget Casino.
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They didn't have a charge at first, and they kept me detained for hours.
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Trump is in charge at a critical moment for keeping climate change in check.
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Chung initially pled not guilty to the charge at a court hearing in August.
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PELTZ: I WOULD BUY METHOD SOAP IF I WAS IN CHARGE AT P&G.
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For that year, it booked a large impairment charge at its investment banking business.
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Have you ever noticed that 290 cent charge at the bottom of your phone bill?
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The basic charge at the heart of two class-action lawsuits against Trump — Cohen v.
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You'll need to carry fewer chargers, and everything you own will charge at maximum speed.
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AVs and electric fleet vehicles are likely to charge at different places than personal vehicles.
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He'll be asked to plead to the charge at a hearing set for March 8.
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Excluding a huge onetime charge at utility NRG Energy, the earnings decline was 2500 percent.
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A full charge at home takes as little as four hours on standard 110 current.
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This is compared to many smartphones, which traditionally charge at a more conservative 10 watts.
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Continuing to charge at the electoral windmill rarely behooves a candidate's long-term political prospects.
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While their charge at Cardi isn't an isolated incident, it's certainly their boldest effort yet.
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Dukanac, the coach who gave Matic his big break, is now in charge at Jedinstvo.
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Megan Hernbroth and Melia Russell mapped out the top execs leading the charge at Brex.
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Being greeted with a nonsensical $23 charge at check-in was an unfortunate first impression.
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UPS has conducted a total of about 1,000 flights, for charge, at the Raleigh campus.
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What if hackers take over these franken-sharks and force them to charge at swimmers?
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Putin rejected the charge, at which point Stone promptly ended the interview for the day.
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Abraham Thomas was appointed curator-in-charge at the Smithsonian American Art Museum's Renwick Gallery.
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In fact, let's use the same charge at the same location with the same observation location.
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Instead, the content in Sudan appeared to support whatever government was in charge at the time.
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It takes about 120 minutes for the batteries to fully charge at a conventional power outlet.
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You're able to duck and dodge, find cover behind computer terminals, and charge at your enemies.
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Trump, unlike, say, Ted Cruz, is not the sort of person to charge at political windmills.
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Crews does bring what appears to be a novel charge (at least these days) against psychoanalysis.
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You can't use the wired headphones and charge at the same time (unless you go wireless).
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I would charge at my opponents like Wonder Woman with arms flailing like a crazy boy.
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Cruz, 18, was arrested March 53 on a misdemeanor trespassing charge at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High.
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That goes along with a 500 mile range per charge, at maximum weight at highway speed.
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After looking at al-Masri's Facebook, the government threw another charge at him: "incitement" on social media.
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In 2018, our gadgets are practically extensions of ourselves and need a full charge at all times.
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Schroeder took charge at the KfW in 2008, the year the world plunged into a financial crisis.
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It's going to charge at you directly and you have to avoid that while you're attacking him.
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A successful deal would bring his tumultuous 20063 years in charge at the club to an end.
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While previous Anker products could charge at that rate, they required two charging chips to do so.
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Putting them in charge at the end would be the smartest ending, if not the most satisfying.
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Juniper would scream at her to get away and charge at her, she does not like cats.
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The new Hyundai Ioniq has more miles per charge, at 124, but its price starts at $29,500.
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Schauffele is the reigning Rookie of the Year who made a charge at The Open last month.
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Within three years of him taking charge at PSA Group, the French company's profit margin has tripled.
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Currently, details of available leases are handed out free of charge at a specified time each afternoon.
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Instead, it sounds like the cool kids are in charge at most digital assistant and bot startups.
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It&aposs not good for whoever is in charge at the White House, be Republican or Democrat.
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The $20 monthly charge at Curology includes consultations with its dermatology team as well as prescription medication.
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The sea of white at courses is a reflection of who is in charge at the top.
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President Rumen Radev withdrew confidence from Georgiev, who had taken charge at the commission in March 2018.
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Beckham clearly thought the contact was late and turned to charge at Rhodes, resulting in the penalty.
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He faces up to 15 years in prison on the top charge at his sentencing on Sept.
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Cops had been called after Clemons disputed a utensil charge at a Waffle House in Saraland, Alabama.
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That leaves Pruitt's deputy, Wheeler, in charge at EPA in an acting capacity for the foreseeable future.
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Boomerang effect: Bundling, unbundling to rebundlingA decade ago, fintechs were attempting to take charge at legacy institutions.
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Fortunately, Kansas assistant coach Jerrance Howard managed to charge at De Sousa in the nick of time.
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What's leading the bull charge, at least in Europe, are defensive plays such as utilities or pharma.
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Now he's in charge at the Standard Grill in Manhattan, and our critic Pete Wells was impressed.
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After barely surviving a contentious confirmation process, Betsy DeVos is now in charge at the Education Department.
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Before she was leading the charge at the Women's March last weekend, Madonna was in this 1980s classic.
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As an entrepreneur, product developer and real estate investor, Pittman is uniquely qualified to take charge at Matterport.
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The NYPD plans to charge at least nine Proud Boys and three leftist protesters with riot and assault.
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A former boyfriend, Travis Sanford, was in prison on a burglary charge at the time of her murder.
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Mike and Harvey determine who will be in charge at Mike's trial, with a winner-takes-all showdown.
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Mophie rates the charge at around 60 hours — though that number is obviously entirely dependent on the brand.
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You're obviously going to want to charge at home, but you also need to charge-proof your world.
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TechCrunch first spied Fli Charge at CES 2018 when the company demonstrated its tech with Craftsman power tools.
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Tesla cars usually take about half an hour to fully charge at one of the company's Supercharger stations.
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Siewert and Wright led a charge at the start of the second half to give Colorado the lead.
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The comedian and Broad City star, 20173, was arrested on the misdemeanor charge at approximately 10:30 p.m.
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Most phones are expected to keep a charge at 80 percent for two or three years of use.
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Are Hollywood's leading ladies going to be completely in charge at the Screen Actors Guild Awards this year?
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The aircraft will be able to fly 100 miles on a single charge at up to 150 mph.
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Times Review: "Misty Copeland Leads the Charge at Fall for Dance," a 2019 dance review by Gia Kourlas.
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The Chinese businessman Tony Xia, the owner and CEO of Recon Group, is in charge at Aston Villa.
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Jakob Michelsen had never managed in the Superliga, Denmark's top league, before taking charge at SonderjyskE in 2015.
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"I have direct channel to person now in charge at White House," Kurt Kloss wrote in his post.
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They are providing hundreds of free IDs when they would normally charge at least $5 to $10 apiece.
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"We are optimistic that his impact in leading the charge at Chipotle can be similarly successful," he wrote.
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Most investment platforms charge based on a percentage of your total portfolio size, if they charge at all.
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HG: So it's not unfair to say that humans are still in charge at least at the Nasdaq?
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Ultimately, the Equifax CEO in charge at the time — Richard Smith — was pressured into retirement by his board.
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So if that's what the plan should've been, what was up with that Dothraki charge at the beginning?
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Doctors generally charge at least twice as much as laser clinics, so why would you pay for an M.D.?
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The penalty for forgetting to charge it is high since you can't pump and charge at the same time.
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Only one Tesla vehicle — the Model 3 Long Range iteration — can charge at the peak rate of 250 kW.
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Blatter, who had been in charge at FIFA since 1998, was banned from football for eight years in December.
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In 2000, whilst still in charge at ACS, Pérez decided to go for the Real Madrid presidency once more.
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Comparably's employer tools are free for now, but the company does plan to charge at some point, Nazar said.
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In one incredulous scene, marauding mobs in a communal riot charge at each other with swords and other weapons.
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Compared to inductive chargers, Energysquare can charge at full speed and you can put multiple devices on one pad.
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"It is the honor system, but it has a criminal contempt charge at the end of it," he said.
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Does Jesse get to be in charge in ways that he doesn't get to be in charge at home?
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Accelerate made a sweeping move in the far turn and was in charge at the top of the stretch.
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OtterSpot aims to solve this by allowing each battery to charge at 10W speeds, if your device supports it.
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Yet Ms. Scott's promotion means that a top executive during the Ailes era remains in charge at the network.
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Page became CEO of the parent firm while Brin became president, and Pichai was put in charge at Google.
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But, again, whether the Fed does so now depends on who's in charge at the regulator, not the law.
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He has 34 straight 20-point games as he continues to charge at John Havlicek's club record of 40.
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Rick Rahn, special agent in charge at the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation, said the suspect's motive was unclear.
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He is the president and "expert-in-charge" at the auction house, which specializes in Judaic objects and art.
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Within three years of his taking charge at the Paris-based PSA Group, the company's profit margin has tripled.
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It displays a pre-calculated charge at the start of the ride, and doesn't adjust upward if unexpected jams occur.
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When they're in charge — and they are in charge, at the end — hope for a better future is not unfounded.
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Jope, who has been with the company for more than three decades, took charge at the start of the year.
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We imprisoned hundreds without charge at Guantánamo Bay, at prison camps in Iraq, and at "black sites" around the world.
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There was little love lost between the pair when Mourinho was in charge at Real Madrid and Guardiola led Barcelona.
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Or worse, getting slapped with a costly oversized charge at the airport because our luggage doesn't meet the weight requirement.
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Analysts on average saw the bank's provision charge at 46.9 billion roubles and net interest income at 111.4 billion roubles.
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"It's strictly an experimental thing," FBI special agent in charge at the Los Angeles field office told reporters in 1975.
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Associate Attorney General Rachel Brand, the No. 21 official in charge at the Justice Department, is reportedly leaving the administration.
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Gillum met Lorenzo Jenkins, who led with a line about how he'd served time for a murder charge at 16.
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He has recorded 34 straight 13-poing games as he continues to charge at John Havlicek's club record of 40.
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Or when they just floppily charge at the other side with no weapons and have a cannon mow them down.
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The children, ages 7, 14, 15 and 16, were treated free of charge at Shriners Hospital for Children in Philadelphia.
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The insurer said the impairment charge at year-end could be higher than the 39.3 million pounds incurred in 2016.
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Chief Executive Dieter Zetsche will take charge at Daimler Trucks & Buses until a successor to Bernhard is appointed, it added.
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The contractors claimed that they were told to "stand down" that evening by the C.I.A. officer in charge at Benghazi.
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If it works as advertised, the sleeve would let you charge at least three personal devices at the same time.
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There's no question who was in charge at Thursday afternoon's joint press conference that wound up a day of talks.
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LG is set to lead this charge at MWC with what looks like the most ambitious modular smartphone to date.
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It works fine, but does not supply the phone with the necessary power to charge at its fastest possible speed.
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The Lesar matter is the latest ethics controversy to ensnare Zinke since he took charge at Interior in March 2017.
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Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao has now decided to put PHMSA back in charge at future ICAO dangerous goods deliberations, Rep.
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Electric-vehicle owners with a garage can charge at home, but long trips often require a charge away from home.
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Trump has latched on to whether Mueller pursued Flynn on a criminal charge at odds with the FBI's initial findings.
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Placed at intervals of 75 miles apart, each charging point will allow multiple drivers to charge at the same time.
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McDermott stood down after a decade in charge at SAP, which named Jennifer Morgan and Christian Klein as co-CEOs.
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Starbucks is to test a 5 pence (7 cent) paper cup charge at all 950 of its coffeehouses in Britain.
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Some of Mr. Ailes's top deputies who remain in charge at Fox News have been accused of aiding his behavior.
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Jürgen Klopp had landed in Liverpool a few months earlier; Mauricio Pochettino had taken charge at Tottenham the previous season.
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"Without those instruments, we would have been blind," said Tina Neal, the scientist-in-charge at the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory.
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When a judge ordered the tape's release, it showed McDonald did not charge at the officers as they had claimed.
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Pichai, previously the CEO of Google, will be the undisputed man in charge at Alphabet, taking over as its CEO.
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In Norway, as elsewhere, the people already buying electric cars tend to have garages where they can charge at night.
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Richard has been in charge at Orange since 2011 but his future had been in doubt ahead of the verdict.
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But, he added, it tends to be the second-in-charge at an embassy who is involved in any espionage activities.
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Later that evening, they charge at him with excitement when he comes home like they haven't seen each other in years.
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Langan also said that even customers who generally charge at home may want some sort of backup while on the road.
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Place the dock anywhere, put your iPhone on it, and get a wireless charge at any angle up to 90 degrees.
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GKN said it would take a 13-million-pound non-cash charge at the facility related to inventory and receivables balances.
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It will make existing locations bigger so more cars can charge at the same time, as well as add new ones.
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Randall L. Stephenson, the chief executive and chairman, will remain in charge at least through 2000, the Dallas-based company said.
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Covers will come in walnut, merlot or black and can charge at the same time as you are charging your Kindle.
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AT&T received a fee from the companies for each charge AT&T placed on its customers' bills, the FCC added.
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All this month, Chick-fil-A is giving out nuggets free of charge at all of its over 2,000 locations nationwide.
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It can still charge at a 400-volt station, which is the typical charging capacity, though it'll take a bit longer.
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Officials remind park visitors to stay at least 25 feet from the mammals, which can charge at up to 35 mph.
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Police say a vehicle was used to charge at pedestrians on London Bridge -- a bitter echo of March's attack at Westminster.
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"The situation for us is still relatively relaxed," said Edelbert Kohler, deputy head of Tyrol police, in charge at the crossing.
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On some level, then, it's no surprise that the people in charge at Baylor chose to act with such blatant impunity.
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Step your game up with your own geeky power bank so you can bypass the outlet and charge at your leisure.
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Although women are responsible for the day-to-day cooking across cultures here, men tend to take charge at a braai.
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Mr Colyer announced a new cabinet appointment and was widely expected to be in charge at the start of this year.
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But Trump instead lobbed the "swamp person" charge at Donnelly, prompting the audience to break into a "Drain the swamp" chant.
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It does not exonerate him from obstruction of justice -- the charge at the heart of Presidents Nixon's and Clinton's impeachment processes.
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"One billion people will depend on what you say or do," Sister Mary urgently tells her former charge at one point.
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Competitors like Enterprise don't charge on days when the gear is idle, while Silvercar doesn't charge at all for the transponder.
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And the Cavaliers were never able to threaten in the fourth ... at least until Smith tried to charge at Heat players.
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"There's no one in charge at the White House who's prepared to respond to a naturally occurring pandemic," Mr. Klain said.
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It is unclear why Rivera killed Tibbetts, said Rick Rahn, special agent in charge at the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation.
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The episode has sparked a conflict over who is in charge at the agency in the absence of a permanent director.
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In other words, this call for charge at Facebook's top isn't new — although it perhaps gets more urgent with each passing scandal.
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Sajid Javid was appointed chancellor of the exchequer, Dominic Raab took charge at the Foreign Office and Priti Patel became home secretary.
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And it wasn't even a drug charge at all, it was a DUI charge, and he was on home incarceration for that.
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Brown took off running, according to police, only to turn around and charge at Wilson, who opened fire, fearing for his life.
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Trigger is not a studio that tends to push the boundaries of animation; it prefers to charge at them at full speed.
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Unexpected delays, such as slow delivery of fittings, are managed in three ways, says Mujahid Khalid, who is in charge at Farringdon.
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The lure of leaving this volatile couple in charge at the end of it all may be irresistible from a story perspective.
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Gigabyte claims the Aero 15 gets up to 10 hours of battery life off a charge, at least for non-gaming activities.
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But they are really not, they are quick as a bullet out of a gun when they decide to charge at something.
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Thanks to Felder&aposs support, however, Republicans will stay in charge at least through the end of the legislative session in June.
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But the exact process of cost-benefit analysis is mostly up to the wishes of the administration in charge at the time.
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But the exact process of cost-benefit analysis is mostly up to the wishes of the administration in charge at the time.
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Ashley ran down a list of the people leading the charge at AT&T's HBO Max ahead of its planned spring launch.
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And the latest damage to the nation's fiscal health has been done with Republicans in charge at both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue.
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According to the Associated Press, stores will be allowed to charge at least 5 cents for recyclable paper or reusable plastic bags.
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This may, indeed, have been the most Mourinho display United has produced since taking charge at Old Trafford almost two years ago.
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Ford (Anthony Hopkins), the head guy in charge at Westworld, has made a big upgrade to the Hosts as the series begins.
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The British — now in charge at the shore — ordered the Germans to take boats out to pick up the Cap Arcona survivors.
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A group of 2020 Democrats have called President Trump a "white supremacist," an extraordinary charge at an extraordinary moment in American politics.
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Officials did not explain why Rivera killed Tibbetts, said Rick Rahn, special agent in charge at the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation.
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The coffee giant is also testing a 5 pence (6 cent) paper cup charge at all 950 of its coffeehouses in Britain.
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This week's confusion regarding who is actually in charge at the CFPB underscores the challenges that come with treating independent agencies differently.
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And, despite Republicans being in charge at both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue, our constitutional system of checks and balances is working well.
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The shootings "did not happen because he was fired," said Christopher Combs, FBI special agent in charge, at a press conference Monday.
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Bad guys will crawl out from under cars, charge at you while rigged with explosives, or be dropped from a hovering transport vehicle.
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The Dynamo still own his MLS rights; manager Owen Coyle was in charge at Bolton during Holden's peak and the two remain close.
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"We've got all the warning signs we need," Steve Brantley, the deputy scientist-in-charge at the HVO, told the Honolulu Star-Advertiser.
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Bonus tip: Use a multi-port outlet gadget so others can charge at the same time, and they will love you for it.
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Police in Ohio have released bodycam footage of a shirtless suspect being shot, falling and getting back up again to charge at cops.
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The case does not address the underlying monopoly issue, but instead will determine whether the iPhone users can bring the charge at all.
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Second, we are launching a program called "Discover Red Hook", which offers local businesses the opportunity to exhibit free-of-charge at Disrupt.
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However, acting CEO Anders Karlsson, who took charge at the end of March, admitted on Thursday that previous internal investigations have indicated shortcomings.
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But acting CEO Anders Karlsson, who took charge at the end of March, admitted on Thursday that previous internal investigations had indicated shortcomings.
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There are all sorts of other arguments the courts will have to consider when they decide who's really in charge at the CFPB.
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Fowler has been in contention plenty this year, but rarely has truly contended on Sunday outside of a late charge at the Masters.
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"There's no hate crime allegation charge at this point in time for one reason only, the matter is still being investigated," he said.
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Also, it's important to note your Chevy Bolt or other electric car won't charge at the Wall Connector — it's for Tesla vehicles only.
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Hartford starting post player John Carroll picked up his fourth foul with a charge at the offensive end with 15:55 to play.
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Other figures share the view that the midterm results show a popular appetite for candidates who will make a direct charge at Trump.
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"PEACE OF MIND" Richard has been in charge at Orange since 2011 but his future had been in doubt ahead of the verdict.
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"[But] there is little room for error from the execution standpoint or [for] another sizable charge at GE Capital," Bank of America wrote.
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Mr. Haroun was scheduled to stand trial on Wednesday after pleading not guilty to the charge at a preliminary hearing on Aug. 24.
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The Model Y will be able to receive 168 miles from a 15-minute charge at a Tesla Supercharger station, according to Tesla.
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In Kentucky, Medicaid was seen as the jackpot — the insurance plan that lets you go to the doctor for no charge at all.
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GM is also partnering with Qmerit to provide accredited home charger installation because 80% of EV customers charge at home, the company said.
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Unlike the Galaxy Note 2256 Plus, this model lacks a microSD tray for expandable storage and the ability to charge at 238.88W speeds.
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Mishra told CNN that Batham had several criminal convictions and was on bail on a murder charge at the time of the incident.
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PR agencies are becoming more data-driven, and Roy is leading the charge at Ketchum on that front as research director for analytics.
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For instance, HealthSavings Administrators charges account holders $240 a year in maintenance fees, while Fidelity doesn't assess this charge at all, Morningstar found.
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Analysts expect the company to charge at least $200,000 for the new treatment, which is intended as a one-time therapy for patients.
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Over a dozen hotels, many of which regularly charge at least $240 a night, will offer rooms for $100 or $200 a night.
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He compared the current state of cyberdefenses to the myth surrounding the Charge at Krojanty, during the German invasion of Poland in 1939.
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" Instead, he envisions an electrified world where you can charge at home or SparkCharge's roadside and concierge services "comes to where you are.
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"We shouldn't be naive, there are real difficulties," says Nicolas Matt, in charge at the town hall of the link with religious leaders.
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Reinke finally manages to piss off the bison enough to make it charge at him, a close brush with death the guy narrowly dodges.
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The Blade Stealth will last a modest five hours, despite being in a category where competitors last seven hours on a charge, at least.
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The company is also launching e-bikes that can run up to 70 kilometers per charge at a top speed of 20 km/hour.
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Yellowstone authorities say the visitor put the entire group in danger and that he was lucky the bison did not charge at the group.
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It wants a DPA on the grounds it has removed the executives in charge at the time and overhauled its ethics and compliance systems.
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County records show Lee is being held on a murder charge at the Catawba County Jail in Newton and is due in court Monday.
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Nikolai finally gets his big moment, which means he gets to charge at the enemy while waving his sword before his horse gets shot.
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It was believed that the two men had a dispute over money, said Mozammal Haque, the officer in charge at the Gobindoganj police station.
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When enemies charge at Samus, she can swipe them back and momentarily stun them to land a barrage of plasma or missiles on them.
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"Regardless of whether we have climate deniers in charge at the national government, it doesn't change the facts," said Mayor Charlie Hales of Portland.
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Casey Brett is driving that charge at MLB, where sports gambling falls under his purview as senior director of gaming and new business ventures.
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Although all three dockless bike companies in Seattle officially charge at least $1 per ride, the average cost has probably been closer to zero.
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She also watched on television as 58-year-old German Bernhard Langer launched a brief title charge at the U.S. Masters earlier this month.
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The charge at the National Portrait Gallery resulted in 20 weeks for Jarvis, 18 weeks each for Mensah and Gomes, and 16 for Ferizolli.
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" Pushback on stories saying Trump isn't in charge at the White House: "When it comes to decisions and policy, it's the president who leads.
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She now rents the space out for $480 a month, which is lower than the amount the garage would charge at $303, plus tax.
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On the one hand, Spanish border guards are still in charge at Barcelona airport and the Spanish flag still flies over the Catalan Parliament.
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Those included an $2189 charge at XpresSpa at Reagan National Airport that he said an assistant had mistakenly thought was a meal for two.
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This is the fee that ERs charge for walking in the door and seeking care, something akin to a cover charge at a bar.
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The horses in the Medora Musical make their appearance early on, in a vignette depicting Roosevelt's charge at the Battle of San Juan Hill.
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The shaped charge at the bottom, oriented toward the ground by the parachute at the top, is designed to penetrate five inches of steel.
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Peter Hancock did both last month in an enormous $5.6 billion charge at the American International Group, and now he's on the way out.
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THEY LOVE THE FACT THAT THEY CAN -- MANY OF THEM CHARGE AT HOME OR THEY'RE FIND PLACES TO CHARGE WHILE THEY ARE AT WORK.
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Many British voters also blamed Labour for the 2008 recession, since the party was in charge at the time of the financial market crash.
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Game of Thrones' Battle of Winterfell had many causalities, including most of the Dothraki, who bravely took the initial charge at the Night King's army.
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Lloyds took a 270 million pound impairment charge at its third quarter results, up from 220 million pounds over the same period a year earlier.
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Austin said the Gaines even offered him a stay free of charge at one of the vacation rental homes in Waco, Texas, Entertainment Weekly reported.
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And, on Saturday (to no one's surprise, but to everyone's delight), designer Christian Siriano continued to lead the inclusivity charge at his spring 2018 show.
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Would you support or oppose a proposal to put a cap on the interest rates that payday lenders may charge at 36 percent annual interest?
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World number 89 Olson took charge at Evian-les-Bains with four birdies on the front nine before dropping a shot at the 10th hole.
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In August 2016, the Kenyan Parliament passed a law capping the rates that lenders can charge at 400 bps above the central bank policy rate.
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Colotl, 30, was thrust into the national spotlight in 2010 after she was pulled over on a traffic charge at Kennesaw State University, near Atlanta.
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That&aposs because a key Democrat who has caucused with the GOP announced he&aposll stay put, keeping Republicans in charge at least until June.
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Tesla uses its own standard for its Supercharger stations, but sells an adapter for $450 that allows its cars to charge at CHAdeMO-equipped stations.
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Pelosi took other jabs, telling reporters she once asked the president who was in charge at the White House, due to his frequently changing decisions.
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Note to those in charge at Twitter: Do not create your own version of Stories unless you want to endure the wrath of your users.
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As a personal mobility device, Segway is no slouch, either, It can travel a reported 10 miles on a charge at up to 11 mph.
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"It's difficult to say with any certainty," Michael Poland, the Scientist-in-Charge at the U.S. Geological Survey's Yellowstone Volcano Observatory, said in an interview.
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The Battle of Austerlitz sees Napoleon watching from a distance as the Tsar foolishly demands the general to have his troops charge at the French.
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"Nobody wants to see anybody from the Takada family in charge at this point," said Koji Endo, an auto industry analyst at Advanced Research Japan.
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She begins to take charge at the magazine she runs (left to her by her second fiancé), and embraces her role as a single mom.
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Last week, peer Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp posted its weakest quarterly profit this year after booking a one-off charge at its Indonesian banking unit.
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Attempted murder charge At a Friday news conference, Griffin said investigators think the child's mother, Krista Madden, 35, threw the car seat down the ravine.
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All the players in telecom talk about wanting to be more than just a "dumb pipe," and Walden has been leading the charge at Verizon.
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It also supports pass-through charging, so you can plug it in to charge and plug something into it to charge at the same time.
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Rene Boucher, 59, waived the formal reading of the charge at a hearing in Bowling Green, Kentucky, Warren County Attorney Amy Milliken said by telephone.
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Jean Callahan, who oversees low-income guardianship cases as attorney in charge at the Legal Aid Society's Brooklyn neighborhood office, likened guardianship to nursing homes.
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On Mount Hood, "any little thing that happens could have a big consequence," said Dr. Moran, scientist-in-charge at the federal Cascades Volcano Observatory.
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YouTubers with 230 million subscribers often charge at least $393,239 per video, while negative reviews of a competitor's product can cost up to double that.
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Britain introduced a 20503 pence charge at stores in 2015, leading to a plunge of more than 80 percent in the use of plastic bags.
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When you're charging the device, it can charge at speeds of up to 27W, and it can then reverse-charge devices at up to 1699W.
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Walmart de Mexico, also known as Walmex, first announced the tax claim in early 2018, saying authorities had set the charge at 3.67 billion pesos.
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"Arthur was not a firebrand," Harold Koda, the former curator in charge at the Costume Institute of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, said by email.
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There was a $2200,22 charge at a glitzy nightclub in West Hollywood and more than $2500,2100 at two Japanese restaurants — all on the same day.
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Credit Suisse this month reported its first full-year loss since 2008, missing estimates, partly due to a big impairment charge at its investment banking business.
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To pursue impeachment in the House given its near-certain death in the Senate, then, would be to charge at a bit of a political windmill.
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Young people showed up in droves at national monuments and demanded justice, and police officers were deployed to charge at them with water cannons and sticks.
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On average, high-price practices charged $84.45 for an office visit - 36 percent more than the charge at the average low-price practice, the study found.
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Not only does your smartphone need charging every day, but in a few years, its battery will be barely able to hold a charge at all.
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The company is reportedly working on an adapter that would allow its cars to charge at CCS stations, too, but that has not yet been released.
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Instead of a USB-C port for charging, the Zero uses Meizu's own "Super mCharge Wireless" technology to fast charge at an output of 18-watts.
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Price: $14.99 I will use this for the cover charge at a well-known NYC speakeasy themed club, where I could be photographed with my boyfriends.
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Once mocked as the tinkerman when the Italian was in charge at Chelsea, Ranieri's Leicester team has virtually picked itself from one week to the next.
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Rick Rahn, an Iowa special agent in charge at the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation, told CNN that Rivera's motive for the alleged murder was unclear.
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"Counsel knew of no defenses to the charge at the time of the guilty plea," Thomas Dyer, representing Lough, wrote in a motion filed this week.
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"Firing The Mooch sends a great signal that the adults are now in charge at the White House," said one senior House Republican who supports Trump.
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So if you charge at least one purchase per day on the Amex Everyday Preferred Card, you'll essentially earn at least 0003 points per dollar spent.
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The receding lava lake resembles conditions seen before a major summit eruption in 1924, said Tina Neal, scientist-in-charge at the USGS Hawaiian Volcanoes Observatory.
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While electric-vehicle owners can often charge at home, longer trips can require a trip to a public charger, which are less common than gas stations.
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Ford said the Mustang Mach-E would be able to receive 47 miles of range from a 10-minute charge at a DC fast-charging station.
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The president is always in charge at the White House, but the chief of staff is usually known as the one who keeps everything in order.
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"If I'd been three days earlier [the day before her 113th birthday], I'd have got it for free, as they didn't charge at 24," she said.
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A Charlottesville district court Judge announced the upgraded charge at the court hearing attended by Fields and about two dozen of Heyer's family members and supporters.
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A 27-year veteran of NBC, Jim Bell, will become the so-called executive in charge at "The Tonight Show" immediately, the network said on Wednesday.
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A Quick Charge 2.0 phone will only ever be able to charge at Quick Charge 2.0 speeds, even if connected to a Quick Charge 03 charger.
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USB PD 3.0 and PPS are a couple of new standards designed to allow phones to charge at faster speeds, as this piece by GSMArena explains.
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Under Chief Executive Officer Phil Bentley, who took charge at the end of 2016, Mitie has embarked on a cost-savings drive to revive its fortunes.
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Mike Leach's Air Raid playbook has arrived at Mississippi State, and Lane Kiffin, a veteran of the SEC's assorted wars, is now in charge at Mississippi.
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You get seven USB Ports, three of which are Quick Charge compatible, charging at rates of 2.4A and four of which charge at the standard 1A.
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In an email from December 2017, Gulati refers to his colleague's comments as "incredibly irresponsible" considering the federation had "a pending EEOC charge" at the time.
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Surucuoglu told Reuters he needs to charge at least 29 euros ($2000) per night for each holidaymaker staying in his roughly 202018 rooms to be profitable.
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They watched the footage for hours before they could spot Tibbetts, said Rick Rahn, a special agent in charge at the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation.
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William Sweeny, the assistant director in charge at the FBI's New York field office, said later, however, that the bureau was no longer seeking that individual.
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The Powerstation's thinner design and aluminum finish make it easy to grip, which comes in handy if you want to play and charge at the same time.
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Starting on July 1st, drivers in the Portland area will be eligible to charge their vehicles free of charge at a variety of locations in the area.
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Boeing also took an impairment charge at its Boeing Capital financing unit and removed 210 aircraft from its order backlog to reflect concerns about customer credit quality.
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Viola and Profumo were in charge at the time when Monte dei Paschi failed to raise capital on the market and turned to the state for help.
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Without human advisers and salespeople, the new services all undercut the pricing of full-service brokerages, which typically charge at least 1 percent of assets under management.
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Job boards are relatively easy to make, and if you drive traffic to your site, you can charge at least $249 per post, as sites like Inbound.
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Only 4 percent of the UK currently uses fiber, according to the press release, while Portugal and Spain lead the charge at 89 and 71 percent, respectively.
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The E6's main selling point appears to be their "snap-on charger," which would allow wearers to listen to music and charge at the same time.
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Singer CeeLo Green attends a preliminary hearing for an ecstasy possession charge at the Clara Shortridge Foltz Criminal Justice Center in Los Angeles, California February 3, 2014.
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It no doubt seemed that way, said Ken Graham, meteorologist-in-charge at the National Weather Service office that covers the New Orleans and Baton Rouge region.
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We have remained obsessed with what was at the expense of what is; with who is in charge at the expense of who is in their charge.
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He had been staying without charge at a hunting lodge owned by John Poindexter, a businessman whose company had recently had a matter before the Supreme Court.
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The scandal cost Martin Winterkorn, the man in charge at the time, his job; this week it emerged that prosecutors are investigating him for possible market manipulation.
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In the four months since he took charge at Manchester United, Mourinho has wasted no time in personalizing his new space at the club's Aon Training Complex.
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"This is an important step in the process, marking (the bank's) the official establishment," said the statement, citing an unnamed person in charge at the new bank.
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Los Angeles Rams owner Stan Kroenke is in charge at Arsenal, while Shahid Khan of the Jacksonville Jaguars has owned second-division London side Fulham since 2013.
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The trucks will charge at new "Megachargers," which will be located where the trucks unload cargo, and a 30-minute charge can add 400 miles of range.
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When asked if he wanted to remain in charge at Siemens, where he has been CEO since 2013, Kaeser said it was not up to him alone.
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Dispirited by his inability to mount a Sunday charge at the Masters, McIlroy returns to Europe looking to regain the positive momentum he had going into Augusta.
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Bucks fans had a brief scare early in the fourth quarter, when Antetokounmpo and Graham collided as the Hornets guard tried to take a charge at midcourt.
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More people probably knew Lt. William Calley, the man in charge at My Lai, than knew the name of any other combat officer who served in Vietnam.
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The awards described her Special Operations work and also said she had been the noncommissioned officer in charge at the N.S.A.'s operations directorate for four years.
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Andrew Maag, head of Europe, Middle East, India and Africa at Burberry Group, will take charge at Alfred Dunhill, replacing Fabrizio Cardinali, a Dunhill spokesman confirmed to Reuters.
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One of the files is a 1978 memorandum sent to the special agent in charge at the FBI's Washington field office memorializing an in-person visit by Picciotto.
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And there's even a second USB-C port on the phone — this one on the side — so you can attach an accessory and charge at the same time.
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"One of our goals is to have people step inside the worlds of our stories," Vicki Dobbs Beck, executive in charge at ILMxLab, tells me over the phone.
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The big picture: House Ways and Means Chairman Richard Neal (D-Mass.) has led the charge at the national level to obtain Trump's 2013–18 federal tax returns.
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The people in charge at Facebook and Twitter are just getting around to saying so, but the rest of us have made it clear that we already knew.
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"If Trump actually lets Manafort go down, he's gonna be toast," Troy Hockenberry, who's doing time on a gun charge at a federal prison in Indiana, told VICE.
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On September 14th a law capping the interest rates that commercial banks can charge at four points above the central-bank rate is due to come into force.
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I don't think we could say anything particular about the Cultural Revolution generation either, because what we see in charge at the moment is not the whole generation.
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Guardiola, who failed to land a trophy in his first season in charge at The Etihad, opened his account by winning the League Cup in February against Arsenal.
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It then struck the Waymo van, which the company claims was operating in manual mode — which means the human behind the wheel was in charge — at the time.
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"The 2017 hurricane season was extremely active…we saw Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, Maria and Nate," said Brian LaMarre, meteorologist-in-charge at the National Weather Service Tampa Bay.
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Bey led the charge at the Microsoft Theater in downtown L.A., singing "Freedom," before bringing out Kendrick ... they danced and stomped on a submerged stage with crazy pyrotechnics.
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A native of Turkey, Mr. Tanis has lived most of his life in the Netherlands and was reportedly facing a rape charge at the time of the shooting.
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Williams denied the charge at Wolverhampton Crown Court on Thursday and was granted unconditional bail until his May 14 trial in the same court, the Press Association reported.
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It also can charge at up to 12kW with the optional rapid-charging package, allowing the battery to get from 0 to 95 percent in about an hour.
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Populist authoritarians are likely to be in charge — at least a little while longer — in many countries whose investment in global institutions and international cooperation is badly needed.
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Can the International players weather a Sunday charge by the Americans as well as Els did a Woods charge at the PGA Tour stop outside Miami in 2002?
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" The next day, as the blowback intensified, Chris Darden, the meteorologist-in-charge at NWS Birmingham, emailed NOAA officials that the situation "has really gotten out of hand.
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Kepler Cheuvreux analyst Jon Cox was equally upbeat on Schneider, who will officially take charge at the start of next year after an introductory period starting in September.
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Now Trump is counting on Jackson to take charge at Veterans Affairs, a behemoth of a bureaucracy that has vexed a slew of decorated military officers and corporate managers.
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The Bolt is the first electric car in the U.S. market to offer more than 200 miles of driving range per charge at a starting price of around $35,000.
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Last month, Tesla unveiled a battery storage system in Southern California that can charge at times of low demand and send power on the electricity grid during peak times.
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The 78-year-old was convicted in 2014 of the murders of three California women after he was arrested on a narcotics charge at at a Kentucky Homeless Shelter.
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We got the 'Real Housewives of Atlanta' duo at LAX ... and our photog peppered them about what really happened to make Kim charge at Kenya while shooting last week.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Frenchman Gael Monfils halted the British charge at Wimbledon with a comfortable straight-sets victory over home hope Kyle Edmund to reach the third round on Thursday.
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But at this stage in the narrative, it would really be a stretch to put the mad pirate king we only met last season in charge at the end.
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The Justice Department reportedly has garnered enough evidence to charge at least six Russian government operatives with hacking the Democratic National Committee&aposs computers during the 2016 presidential election.
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That said, the new chargers can also charge at up to 10 watts, should you have a phone (like Samsung's Galaxy S9) that supports a faster wireless charging speed.
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To honor David's memory, Floating Stone Productions has made the documentary Curious Worlds: The Art and Imagination of David Beck available to watch at no charge at this link.
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Rick Rahn, a special agent in charge at the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation (DCI), told Fox News Friday that they "anticipate additional sites" will come into the picture.
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But, Connie Jones filed for divorce in May 2009 just days after her then-husband was arrested on a domestic violence charge at the couple&aposs home in Scottsdale.
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Wireless charging is convenient in theory, but it's typically slower than wired charging, and devices often have to be carefully placed just so, or they won't charge at all.
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Previously a senior managing director, Felder had been in charge at Aptigon for only a year, having been tapped to run the business after his predecessor, Richard Schimel, left.
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Though, his mother, Svetlana, said he wanted to become a public defender of sorts having suffered what he perceived as harsh treatment from those in charge at Krasnoyarsk prison.
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A Sunday charge at Augusta resulted in a 21995 and a share of third, but the 22014-year-old Texan hasn't cracked the top 265 in six starts since.
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The No. 3 in charge at the Justice Department, Associate Attorney General Rachel Brand, is abruptly stepping down, two sources familiar with her decision told the New York Times.
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The No. 23 in charge at the Justice Department, Associate Attorney General Rachel Brand, is abruptly stepping down, two sources familiar with her decision told the New York Times.
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Pricing for the same property can fluctuate throughout the day, depending on supply and demand, and some hotels may have a minimum charge at certain times of the day.
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Residents there are accustomed to some flooding along the riverbank, Trent Schade, the hydrologist in charge at the Ohio River Forecast Center, said in a phone interview on Sunday.
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Many thermal areas come and go, says Michael Poland, the scientist-in-charge at Yellowstone Volcano Observatory, so the appearance of a new one isn't anything to worry about.
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A Tesla, however, can use an adapter plug to charge at standard commercial stations, and Electrify America says its charging stations will be compatible with a variety of plugs.
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The fee of $25 per pet, each way, felt like a steep discount as airlines charge at least $100 each way for small dogs to fly in the cabin.
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It was even provided at no charge at my Airbnb rental, a cute second-floor apartment surrounded by trees and native plants for which I paid $31 a night.
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The Taycan is supposed to be able to charge at a rate of around 270kW, and some of Electrify America's stalls are able to go as high as 350kW.
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Each port can charge at up to 2.4A, but if you're charging more than two devices at once, the speed may slow down because you only get 6A simultaneously.
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During one of his many trips to the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv, there was a $657 charge at Tootsie, the popular strip club in the heart of the city.
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"I insist that my post was published according to my rights and liberty to ask people's opinion," he told reporters after hearing his charge at a cyber police division.
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The proposals cap the rate the lenders can charge at the lowest level in Canada, below Manitoba which restricts the cost of borrowing to C$17 per C$100 borrowed.
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I would peg the life expectancy of a full charge at a little closer to 10 hours than 12, but that's going to depend on what you do with it.
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Sampaoli quit as Chile coach after lifting the 2015 Copa America but had just taken charge at Sevilla when the Argentina job became vacant last July after Gerardo Martino resigned.
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A small group, mostly students wearing hard hats and masks, used a metal trolley, poles and pieces of scaffolding to hack through reinforced glass and charge at the government compound.
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The phone reached 21 percent charge at 103 minutes, was exactly half-full after 210, was two-thirds full in 25, and got to 217 percent after half an hour.
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The source said the ECB would not be able to take any action because the officials in charge at the time at BBVA were not in an executive position anymore.
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The FTSE-100 company said it had decided to rework some elements of capital expenditure already incurred by the company, which could lead to an impairment charge at year end.
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It's got an impressive 10,000 mAh battery and it includes two USB ports, one USB-C port, and a Qi wireless charging pad, all calibrated to charge at lightning speeds.
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A mother who had stopped at a gas station in Hialeah Monday night saw two people in ski masks charge at the car next to her's at the gas pump.
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The Teamsters also said it filed an unfair labor practice charge at the National Labor Relations Board, alleging Lyft's business practices deprive drivers of the right to join a union.
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Trump attacks UK Prime Minister May's Brexit plan, Mexico opposes U.S. plan to make it take asylum seekers and Jeff Bezos' plan to charge at least $0003,000 for space ride.
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You have to deal with guards who will charge at you once they see you, and you can only get past them by sneaking up from behind or using invisibility.
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The government is identifying frequencies not utilised by incumbent players and plans to re-allocate them, said Eliseo Rio, officer-in-charge at the Department of Information and Communications Technology.
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Previously a senior managing director, Felder had been in charge at Aptigon for only a year, having been tapped to run the business after his predecessor, Richard Schimel, was fired.
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The story begins in 1977, when hard-line members of the N.R.A. took charge at its annual convention and formally committed the group to defending the right to bear arms.
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"It's very helpful when we have these large-scale cases," said John Grasso, special agent In charge at the Social Security Administration's Office of Inspector General's New York field office.
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James Comey was fired because he's a disgraced partisan hack, and his Deputy Andrew McCabe, who was in charge at the time, is a known liar fired by the FBI.
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The company attributed its revised financial expectations, in part, to writing down a $115 million charge at Paramount related to the expected performance of a yet-to-be-released film.
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While Ms. Brooks led the recruitment charge at the N.R.C.C., Elise Stefanik of New York, the committee's previous recruitment chief, rebranded her leadership PAC to bolster women in primary races.
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Chasing the Deal A range of activities that allow female travelers to connect are being offered free of charge at hotels in celebration of International Women's Day, on March 8.
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The suspect, Dimitrious Gargasoulas, was out on bail over an assault charge at the time of the rampage, and is accused of having stabbed his brother in the hours before.
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Similarly, Work's successor as the second in charge at the Pentagon is Patrick Shanahan, a former senior vice president of supply chain and operations for Boeing, another major defense firm.
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But his frequent, desperate pleas for help were ignored and he was ordered to pull out the UN peacekeeping troops by the man in charge at the time -- Kofi Annan.
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If you have several federal student loans, you can consolidate them at no charge at any point into one loan, with a fixed interest rate and a single monthly payment.
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After all, SATC impresario Darren Star, who first gave us the glorious dream that writers could have closets full of Fendi and Manolo Blahniks, is also in charge at Younger.
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She said he used the courts to further torture her after she filed for divorce in 2009 and his arrest on a domestic violence charge at their home in Scottsdale, Ariz.
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While plenty of Mercedes sedans can now even drive themselves (in limited circumstances, with human supervision), anyone behind the wheel of the Project One is fully in charge at all times.
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Although Ms Rudd was in charge at the Home Office when the Windrush scandal blew up, the policy that created the problem was invented by the previous home secretary—Mrs May.
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The new chargers are designed to work specifically with Apple's iPhone X and iPhone 8 smartphones and charge at the Apple-specified 7.5-watt spec for faster wireless charging on iPhones.
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The legislation requires that a black box record the journey underway, logging whether the human driver or the car's self-piloting system was in charge at all moments of the ride.
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At a prearranged point, they'd place an explosive charge at the bottom of a hole—usually between 70 and 100 feet deep—fill the hole with snow, and blow it up.
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But Rick Rahn, a special agent in charge at the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation, previously told Fox News that no case facts would be laid out during the press conference.
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This discovery is surprising in its own right, said Nancy Simmons, curator-in-charge at the Department of Mammology in the American Museum of Natural History, who worked on this research.
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Obviously, Bluetooth headphones are the best option for this scenario, but if you're using any wired headphones with the adapter then you won't be able to charge at the same time.
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Britain's most costly consumer banking scandal continued to haunt Lloyds, with the fresh charge at the top of a 1.2-1.8 billion pound forecast range published by the bank last month.
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The average monthly maintenance charge at Manhattan co-ops has ballooned 21 percent since 2600, to $2700 a square foot from $23, according to data from the appraisal firm Miller Samuel.
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They've all but given up on their quest to prove the Trump campaign colluded with Moscow to influence the 2016 election — the charge at the heart of the ongoing congressional investigations.
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Its UV-C light technology breaks down this bacteria and reaches every inch of your phone, plus it includes a charger so you can clean and charge at the same time.
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"It's called mailbox fishing," Phil Bartlett, the inspector in charge at the New York division of the U.S. Postal Inspection Service, said recently at the agency's headquarters, on West Thirtieth Street.
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Though he was not in charge at the onset of the investigation, and ultimately recused himself from its oversight, it is fair to feel that he should have exercised better judgment.
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He turned over text messages indicating a dispute among American diplomats about whether Mr. Trump was seeking a quid pro quo from Ukraine, the charge at the heart of the inquiry.
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For 2017, those in charge at Acura wisely equipped all MDXs with lane-keep assist, adaptive cruise control with low-speed follow, auto braking with pedestrian detection, and road departure mitigation.
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They will plug-in and charge at the Vancouver Harbour Flight Centre dock, and pull from BC Hydro, the provincial energy utility's hydroelectric power grid, itself a renewable source of energy.
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Rivera told police he followed Tibbetts with his car and pursued her when she started running away, said Rick Rahn, special agent in charge at the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation.
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Under current California law, retailers in the state must provide customers with reusable plastic grocery bags or with recycled paper bags and charge at least 10 cents for each bag used.
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Papamechail pleaded not guilty to Dunphy's rape charge; at the 2016 trial, his defense attorney claimed the incident was consensual and questioned the influence of her medical prescriptions and financial motivations.
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It's not, as they find out Abigail (Kathryn Newton) is planning to sell her virginity online — something that would have never happened had Madeline been in charge, at least according to Madeline.
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She said he used the courts to further torture her after she filed for divorce in 2009 and after his arrest on a domestic violence charge at their home in Scottsdale, Arizona.
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And what we&aposre seeing right now is the president expertly mounting an effective diplomatic charge at North Korea, with showing our strength, and at the same time being open to negotiation.
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Even though electric vehicles are generally cheaper than gas, you should be prepared for the cost of driving one – particularly if you are not able to charge at home or at work.
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"It was after we had finished tracking when I went down, outside the telescope, and looked up and saw the moon," Cooke, now 87 and officer-in-charge at the observatory, recalled.
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Harvey is expected to make landfall Tuesday night or Wednesday morning along the Louisiana-Texas border, said Andy Patrick, National Weather Service meteorologist-in-charge at the Lake Charles Weather Forecast Office.
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However, the "Mad Money " host added he is confident that others can take charge at the tech company, which has seen its shares rise more than 54 percent over the past year.
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Clad in the panoply of American exceptionalism, Johnson opted for the former and turned to Westmoreland to lead the charge at the head of the Military Assistance Command, Vietnam — MACV for short.
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The protesters may have forced out Mr. al-Bashir, but they still have to contend with the junta of generals that quickly declared itself in charge, at least for the time being.
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Chiefly, tests developed and distributed by the CDC can be conducted free-of-charge at public health labs, while corporate labs and private healthcare facilities can charge for the tests they develop.
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Cryan, the son of a jazz musician, took charge at Deutsche less than three years ago to overhaul the bank, draw a line under a string of legal disputes, and cut costs.
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RavPower notes that this adapter is not compatible with Programmable Power Supply (PPS), the charging spec that Samsung employs with the Galaxy Note 10 Plus to allow it charge at 45W speeds.
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One proposal would have forced Uber to charge at least five times the minimum taxicab fare, effectively limiting it to the high-end black car market and shielding conventional taxicabs from competition.
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"There is no way that Cohen makes it through prison without having all kinds of problems," argued Troy Hockenberry, who's doing a ten-year sentence for a gun charge at FCI Terre Haute.
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All archbishops in charge at that time were aware of some complaints and the archdiocese was preoccupied with protecting the reputation of the Church over and above protecting children's welfare, the report said.
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Delegates from the country led a charge at the COP21 climate talks in Paris in December to push for the ambitious global target of holding warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius above preindustrial levels.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Venus Williams, looking to win her first grand slam title since 2008, leads the American charge at the U.S. Open as quarter-final action starts in Flushing Meadows on Tuesday.
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During the Loot Train Attack, his suicidal charge at Daenerys and her dragon clearly came from a desperation to stop another mad Targaryen from enacting the tragedy he sacrificed so much to prevent.
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"ILMxLAB is really about immersive storytelling experiences in the home, potentially in theaters at some point, and in public venues," Vicki Dobbs Beck, executive in charge at xLAB, tells me over the phone.
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Last week Credit Suisse reported its first full-year loss since 2008 after booking a large impairment charge at its investment banking business, sending its share price tumbling and piling pressure on Thiam.
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"I was immediately drawn to [Dawe's] work, the ethereality of it, and the illusion that the material—cotton thread—is anything but that," says Nicholas R. Bell, Curator-in-Charge at the Renwick.
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Scheduled for launch in the latter part of 2017, these transmitters will be able to charge at a range of 3-15 feet (0.9-4.6 meters) and should be able to charge smartphones.
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"As those of you who come here often appreciate, it is seldom the case that the bringing of a particular charge at a particular date is the end of the matter," he said.
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Overnight, Rio-controlled Turquoise Hill Resources said an impairment charge at the cash-generating unit of its Oyu Tolgoi copper mine in Mongolia led to the company missing estimates for second-quarter profit.
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He was arrested in London earlier this year on a conspiracy charge at the request of U.S. authorities, following his eviction from the Ecuadorian Embassy where he had sought refuge for several years.
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"Basically the system appears to have almost shut down completely over the course of a couple of days," said Tina Neal, scientist-in-charge at the U.S. Geological Survey&aposs Hawaiian Volcano Observatory.
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"He actually tells us that he ran alongside of her or behind her," said Rick Rahn, special agent in charge at the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation during a news conference on Tuesday.
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In other words, if any immigrant may ever need Medicare, food stamps, housing vouchers, or is "likely to become a public charge at any time," they could be disqualified from permanent legal status.
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"These allegations are not about some technicality, a civil violation or an error on a form," William Sweeney, assistant director in charge at the FBI's New York office, said at the press conference.
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"This is just one more avenue for people to take, especially in this digital world that we live in," said Rick Rahn, special agent in charge at the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation.
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Brother of Nikolas Cruz Arrested on Trespassing Charge at Stoneman Douglas High School Sheriff's deputies stopped Zachary Cruz on Monday afternoon after he rode a skateboard onto the school's property, the authorities said.
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Most property managers charge at least 50% of the first month's rent, but instead, Doorstead keeps all the rent of any extra days if it fills the spot before the guaranteed due date.
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And all those devices will actually charge at the same time with ease because the FamilyCharger runs full and independent copper to each connector, so they each get dedicated power (up to 2.4A).
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Sam Hilliard and Daniel Murphy each had two hits for the Rockies, who stopped Milwaukee's seven-game winning streak and slowed down the Brewers' charge at a second straight National League Central title.
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Consob said in a statement the measures targeted the bank's board and auditors in charge at the time, who would be banned from holding office in listed companies for a total of 76 months.
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"From my perspective, some of the most impressive plays he made were diving in front of our bench, taking the charge at the end when they were up 9.53," Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said.
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But the explosions this time have released lots of sulfur dioxide gas, which means magma is involved, said Michael Poland, scientist-in-charge at Yellowstone Volcano Observatory, one of many volcanologists seconded to Kilauea.
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And a White House aide also flagged a potential controversy involving Trump's relationship with the rapper and hip-hop mogul Sean Combs, who had just been hit with a gun charge at the time.
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The company says it will build larger sites along its "busiest travel routes", and is planning to dramatically increase the size of individual Supercharger stations to allow many Tesla vehicles to charge at once.
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Even a patient given medical clearance and allowed to return home faced "new rules of life," wrote Dr. Faget, the medical officer in charge at the time, in a 1943 edition of the STAR.
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VX reported its first full-year loss since 2008 after booking a big impairment charge at its investment banking business, sending its share price tumbling and piling pressure on new Chief Executive Tidjane Thiam.
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"Adel has proved that he can get companies on track," Hoettges said in the statement, adding that Al-Saleh would familiarise himself with the business before taking full charge at the start of 2018.
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The Bank of Japan meets later this month and could nudge its interest rates even deeper into negative territory, while Thursday will be Mario Draghi's last meeting in charge at the European Central Bank.
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Gao had been in charge at Chaoyang Detention Centre in Beijing where a Chinese rights activist, Cao Shunli, was held and questioned prior to her death in hospital under police custody in March 2014.
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A DC-based contributor to The Hill recently misrepresented facts about bipartisan legislation to put the Corps of Engineers FUSRAP in charge at West Lake while ignoring the local community support for the bill.
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Saturday's arrest came six weeks after Cruz was arrested March 19 on a misdemeanor trespassing charge at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, where his brother fatally shot 17 people on February 14.
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In New England, The Brewster House Bed and Breakfast, located in Freeport, Maine, allows their customers to charge at their location -- only a short distance from Wolfe's Neck State Park and several renowned lighthouses.
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Seeking to dismantle this system, Mr. Orban put ex-Fidesz politicians in charge at several institutions, including the State Audit Office, which monitors government expenditures, and the State Prosecution Service, which oversees criminal prosecutions.
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Given that deception, said Kent Bailey, assistant special agent in charge at the Minneapolis office of the D.E.A., a vast majority of people who use fentanyl actually think they are taking something much milder.
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This was the view of Huck Finn's pap, as he drank himself to death; of General Custer, as he approached Little Big Horn; of Major General Pickett, as he led the charge at Gettysburg.
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How you can help the tornado victims The path of destruction from the EF-4 is at least 24 miles long, said Chris Darden, meteorologist in charge at the National Weather Service's Birmingham office.
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The prosecutors made the charge at a trial for two of the Republican governor's former associates, who they said bragged to Christie about the 2013 closures done as political retribution against a Christie foe.
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It's his first non-budget hearing in the upper chamber since taking charge at the agency last year, so expect everybody's happiness or frustrations from the last year or so to take center stage.
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"(Chinese companies have) that advantage because of the support of the Chinese government," said Mohammad Younus Dagha, a senior government official who was in charge at the Water and Power Ministry until earlier this year.
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When whoever was in charge at the Bay Area HOF, or just, like, that person's child, first saw this thing, how do they not immediately just say Well, we certainly can't let anyone see this.
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Despite winning the English League Cup and European soccer's secondary tournament, the Europa League in his first season in charge at Manchester United, Mourinho failed to get success in the Premier League or Champions League.
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Charcot chose patients under his charge at the Salpêtrière hospital and asylum as his subjects, and the resulting scenes include a demonstration of hypnosis on an unconscious woman in front of a group of men.
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This connection allowed for the coated surface to store charge from continuously falling droplets and then release that charge at peak electrical power when the droplets spread and connect the two ends of the circuit.
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Over the past 15 years, anchors and commentators on the network have leveled the "hate America" charge at over 100 people, places, and organizations, VICE News found in an extensive review of Fox News broadcasts.
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As ownership of EVs spreads, another reassuring fact is becoming clear: the amount of daily driving that people actually do, combined with an ability to charge at home, mean public charging facilities are rarely needed.
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There's only a single USB-C port on the Miix 630 so you won't be able to connect up multiple accessories and charge at the same time, but there's a microSD slot for extra storage.
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"James Comey was fired because he's a disgraced partisan hack, and his Deputy Andrew McCabe, who was in charge at the time is a known liar fired by the FBI," the White House statement reads.
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In December last year, a new head of operations took charge at Apple India with slowing growth and the "higher demand of older iPhones sold at huge discount" reportedly among the reasons for the change.
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Though California has been in the middle of a drought, Mark Jackson, meteorologist in charge at the National Weather Service-Los Angeles, told CNBC he was still a bit surprised by the delays in rainfall.
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When it came time to play, I shuffled my feet to dodge an oncoming athlete and to charge at a foe; and my arms swung as I tried to make myself open for a pass.
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The retailer also said it expects to book an impairment charge for the third quarter, although the company said it wasn't able to put a number on the size of the charge at this time.
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Jurors had been told that to return verdicts of "unlawful killing" they would have to be sure that David Duckenfield, the police commander in charge at the match, was responsible for "manslaughter by gross negligence".
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The LG X power has a 7.9mm body, a huge 4,100mAh battery and fast charging technology, enabling it to charge at "twice the normal speed," according to LG. The LG X mach supports LTE Cat.
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After the man was incarcerated on an LSD charge at a prison farm where Mr. Fletcher worked, Mr. Fletcher saw the young artist create the painting, an untitled acrylic canvas of a rocky desert scene.
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He was confirmed by the Senate to be deputy administrator and has been in charge at EPA since former chief Scott Pruitt was forced out under pressure from ethics and spending allegations in July 2018.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Tenth seed Gael Monfils motored into the U.S. Open quarter-finals with a straight-sets dismissal of Marcos Baghdatis on Sunday launching a French charge at the year's last grand slam championship.
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Then, after recovering from a late-October concussion that sidelined him for six weeks, Cameron started five games in a span of 15 days, including Hughes's final three games in charge — at three different positions.
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This orchestra's music director, Franz Welser-Möst, just renewed his contract, one that now lasts, scarcely conceivable, until 28, by which point he will have been in charge at Severance Hall for a quarter-century.
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"You need a lot of voices," said Jessica Teach, executive-in-charge at the studio's headquarters in San Francisco, as she described the technical advances made by Kaori Ogino, a creature supervisor on her team.
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In addition, for Osprey Acquisitions we assume: - incremental debt at holding-company level to remain at GBP450 million; - an annual finance charge at the holding company level on average around GBP0003 million for FY18-FY20.
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While he has one foot firmly planted in Hollywood, he has the other in a more unusual place: He's also a senior vice president at NBC News and executive-in-charge at the Today show.
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It took an entire year after the release of the iPhone 7 for Apple to start selling a dongle that lets you plug in headphones (or your car's AUX cable) and charge at the same time.
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Having Qi wireless charging also helps in that regard, and I've been gleefully charging the V230 using Samsung's wireless charging pad for the Galaxy S230 (albeit at slower speeds than Samsung phones can wirelessly charge at).
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They have relatively simple attacks, easy tells—when it does this, you know it's going to charge at you, you get out of the way, and don't take damage, and then you just keep attacking it.
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It will also have a solar-panel canopy to power the chargers and shade the people and cars using the stations, plus back-up batteries for the system in case you stop to charge at night.
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So far, much of the low-till equipment used in the area has been purchased by the FAO and is made available free of charge at government offices to groups of farmers trained to use it.
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As the search for Mollie Tibbetts continued Friday, Rick Rahn, a special agent in charge at the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation (DCI), told Fox News that they "anticipate additional sites" will come into the picture.
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It's not even technically an "anti-doping" charge at all, but rather general "misconduct" for which the possible punishments range anywhere from a reprimand to expulsion—which is to say, just about anything the FA wants.
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However, the phone can charge at up to 225W, which means if you use a more powerful charger—a water hose with more pressure and a faster flow—your iPhone is going to juice up faster.
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Prosecutors argued Rice, 42, who pleaded not guilty, was in charge at the time of Gray's arrest and should have known to secure Gray with a seat belt when he was transported in a police van.
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Though the full extent of the destruction is hard to tell, Steve Brantley, the deputy scientist-in-charge at the U.S. Geological Survey's Hawaiian Volcano Observatory, told residents late Tuesday the worst may still be ahead.
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"Everyone knew to leave him alone when he saw a sneaker he liked or a dress that caught his eye," said Harold Koda, the former curator in charge at the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute.
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SINGAPORE, Nov 5 (Reuters) - Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp Ltd, Singapore's second-biggest listed bank, reported a 6% drop in quarterly profit on Tuesday, missing estimates, after booking a one-off charge at its Indonesian banking unit.
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As politicians battle over who is now in charge at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, some people might wonder what the agency is, what it does and why it's at the center of debate in Washington.
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The forex assumption is now 26.0-27.0 pesos to the dollar for 26.5, and 27.5-83 from 28 to 22021, from 22022-55, said Janet Abuel, officer-in-charge at the Department of Budget and Management.
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It was the Italian who withstood Woods's charge at Carnoustie in July, staying calm amid frenzied scenes playing with the American, who electrified the gallery as he stormed into the lead halfway through the final round.
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Benczkowski also alleged that a pharmacist-in-charge at a pill mill clinic released the second-highest amount of oxycodone pills of all pharmacies in the state of Texas — the ninth greatest amount in the country.
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Mr. Tanis, a native of Turkey who reportedly has lived most of his life in the Netherlands, was reportedly facing a rape charge at the time of the shooting and has an extensive history of arrests.
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It was Molinari who withstood Woods's charge at the British Open in July, staying calm amid frenzied scenes playing with the American, who electrified Carnoustie as he stormed into the lead halfway through the final round.
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The executive change highlighted something that the headlines from the past year — from Mr. Razek's comments to the details about Mr. Epstein — also put a spotlight on: how many men are in charge at Victoria's Secret.
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Troy Nicolini, meteorologist in charge at NOAA's National Weather Service, explained that the bomb cyclone brought a dynamic fetch, an event when strong winds move in the same direction and speed as the waves it's generating.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Louis Oosthuizen said his late charge at the Australian Open has given him a big boost of confidence heading into this week's Presidents Cup clash against Tiger Woods's United States team at Royal Melbourne.
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In their letter, the House Democratic leaders sought to push back on the notion that the Justice Department shouldn't share derogatory information about people it doesn't charge -- at least when it comes to President Donald Trump.
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The partnership aims to make it easier for electric car owners to charge at home while utility clients will be able to control and organise their power demand and electric vehicle charging needs in one place.
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Jeffrey Medlin, meteorologist in charge at the National Weather Service&aposs Mobile office, warned that even after the storm moves north there will still be swells coming up from the south that could cause dangerous rip currents.
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At a Thursday press conference, Don Robinson, the special agent in charge at the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives Philadelphia field division said all three of the deceased were inside the car when it exploded.
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Love held Bobbi aloft on her index finger and then went dashing down the path between the compound's two rows of aviaries, shouting, ''Fly, Bobbi, fly,'' giving her fruitlessly flapping charge at least the semblance of flight.
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Wealthfront has a new man in charge at the top of the company, with Andy Rachleff — the company's co-founder and executive chairman — taking the chief executive spot, according to an announcement on the company's own blog.
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A small group, mostly students wearing hard hats and masks, used a metal trolley, poles and pieces of scaffolding to hack through reinforced glass and charge at the government compound near the heart of the financial centre.
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They stage a prank that involves a fake dead body, and when someone stumbles upon it and sees the pranksters, Moroni or Dolciami will charge at them holding a weapon in their hand to scare them off.
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Busch intended to pair with Harvick, his Stewart-Haas Racing teammate, for a final-lap charge at Logano, but Busch changed tactics when he saw that Stenhouse had a strong run on the next-to-last lap.
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An apparent video of the fight posted by TMZ shows an ABM employee identified as Frank Ragin charge at the man believed to be Jones and punch him, opening up a cut on the veteran cornerback's face.
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The dismissal of Nielsen, who headed the bank's domestic banking activities and served as interim CEO until the end of last month, was the first major change since Chris Vogelzang took charge at the start of June.
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"We use it for any and all crimes," Nate McLaren, Special Agent in Charge at the Iowa Department of Public Safety's Cyber Crime Unit and Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force, told Motherboard in a phone call.
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Most people will charge at home, at the supermarket, or at work but we need a policy, a national policy to speed up the build-up in infrastructure and I think the government is prepared to help.
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WOBURN, England (Reuters) - Evergreen Catriona Matthew, boosted by having husband Graham back on her bag after a spell looking after their two young children, launched a determined title charge at the Ricoh Women's British Open on Friday.
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The tweet calling the SEC the "Shortseller Enrichment Commission" came just hours after a federal judge ordered Musk and the SEC to write a letter justifying a settlement which allows him to remain in charge at Tesla.
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Trevor Velinor, assistant special agent in charge at the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) Tampa Field Division, confirmed in a press conference that the shooter obtained the firearms used in the Orlando shooting legally.
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Government money meant to help poor farmers simply vanished, the way it does across South Africa, and so far none of the A.N.C. officials in charge at the local or provincial levels have been held to account.
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Like its predecessor, there's a smattering of USB-A ports along one of its sides, but this newer version that launched in late 2019 includes a single USB-C port that can charge at up to 30W.
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A doctor reportedly posted in a Facebook group for physicians asking for ideas on how to stop the coronavirus outbreak and saying he had a "direct channel" to the "person now in charge" at the White House.
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During World War I, Australian mounted units called the Light Horse Brigades served with distinction in Gallipoli and Beersheba in the Sinai Desert, where they carried out a famous charge at entrenched Turkish soldiers over open ground.
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"We promised a truly different approach for EVs, and our canoo proves that we can deliver on that vision," according to a statement by Ulrich Kranz, whose title, "In Charge" at Canoo, has its own unique flair.
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A doctor attempting to subdue the suspect was shot in the neck, but is expected to recover, Justin Fleck, assistant special agent in charge at the Miami FBI Office, said at a news conference, according to NBC News.
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"We're observing more or less continuous emission of ash now with intermittent, more energetic ash bursts or plumes," Steve Brantley, a deputy scientist in charge at the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory (HVO), said on a conference call with reporters.
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Roundup Robert Carter Jr. and Rasheed Sulaimon each scored 15 points, and No. 5 Maryland used a late charge at home to top No. 5 Iowa, 2-13, on Thursday night, ending the Hawkeyes' nine-game winning streak.
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In 2016 Samsung mocked the lack of an iPhone jack in the iPhone 7 by showing someone using an iPhone with a bunch of dongles attached, allowing him to listen to music and charge at the same time.
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Excluding the one-off charge at its Indonesian unit which was related to changes in expected credit loss modelling, OCBC's core net profit was S$1.26 billion, slightly higher than the S$1.25 billion booked a year earlier.
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Excluding the one-off charge at its Indonesian unit which was related to changes in expected credit loss modelling, OCBC's core net profit was S$1.26 billion, slightly higher than the S$1.25 billion booked a year earlier.
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Using one of these faster chargers will make a big difference when charging between 0 percent and 80 percent or so, but after that, your battery will slow down and charge at regular speed for that last bit.
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"The search was extremely challenging at times, especially in consideration of the terrain, and the work of all involved is to be commended," Mark Kirkwood, officer in charge at West Coast Search and Rescue, said in a statement.
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The texts show a dispute among the men about whether the president was trying to use the security aid or a White House meeting with Mr. Zelensky as leverage — a charge at the heart of the impeachment inquiry.
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The police later found additional bombs in a bag the man was carrying, and one of them exploded during an attempt to defuse it, said Noor A. Azam Miah, the officer in charge at the airport police station.
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Kyrgios will lead Australia's charge at the Davis Cup semi-final against Belgium which starts later on Friday in Brussels but Tomic has been omitted after missing a string of tournaments that have seen his ranking plummet to 146.
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The NYPD, under intense scrutiny for how it handled brutality among extremists in the city's streets this weekend, said Monday it plans to charge at least nine "Proud Boys" and three "anti-fascist" protesters with rioting and attempted assault.
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That charging rate improves as you get closer: between 15 inches and 10 inches, the MotherBox supplies 4W of power, between eight inches away to five inches gets you 8W, and connected devices within five inches charge at 10W.
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Although the judge during the first trial granted a motion to acquit the defendants of the felony incitement charge at the conclusion of testimony, the government did not say in Thursday's filing that it planned to drop that charge.
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Livingstone, who was most recently the Wall Street bank's chief country officer for Australia and New Zealand, is taking charge at a time when financial institutions in the U.K. and Europe are reorganizing in anticipation of a hard Brexit.
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TORONTO, July 31 (Reuters) - Rio Tinto-controlled Turquoise Hill Resources said an impairment charge at the cash-generating unit of its Oyu Tolgoi copper mine in Mongolia led to the company missing estimates for second quarter profit on Wednesday.
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The new PowerWave chargers bear a striking resemblance to the company's existing PowerPort chargers, which also come in stand and flat styles, although those are black, not white, only charge at 5 watts, and don't include a wall plug.
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I haven't tried its Qi chargers, and by all accounts they work fine, but they haven't been updated in some time and charge at only 5W — below the faster charging speeds that many modern phones, including the iPhone, accept.
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SNC, which has engineering contracts with firms in Saudi Arabia, has been caught in the crosshairs of a strained relationship between Ottawa and Riyadh, resulting in a C$1.2 billion fourth-quarter charge at its oil and gas business.
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Rick Rahn, a special agent in charge at the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation, told Fox News earlier in the investigation they had received "zero information" indicating Tibbetts was a runaway or had a medical reason for her disappearance.
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"Consumers are going to buy cars if there's charging in place, and businesses are going to put in charging stations if there are enough consumers with cars who are going to come and charge at their businesses," she added.
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There's a real sense of physical trust between them — it takes guts to charge at a wall, assuming Kitty will be there to phase you through it — and a sense of long familiarity with each others' powers and methods.
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European governing body UEFA have begun disciplinary proceedings against the Russian federation after some of their fans appeared to charge at England's fans in the Stade Velodrome near the end of the Group B clash that ended 1-1.
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" In Austen's case, style has never been enough for Amis, who levels more or less the same charge at her in "The Rub of Time" that he did in "The War Against Cliché": " 'Change' is the business of satire.
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The student, Kaushik Purokite, who was studying mechanics, was in a public square in the village of Bahadurpur Paschim Pada when a group of villagers attacked him, said Gautam Mitra, officer in charge at the Diamond Harbour police station.
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"As district attorney, I will do everything in my power to protect a police officer who is operating within the law," Daryl D. Bailey, the Montgomery County district attorney, said in announcing the murder charge at a news conference.
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"In our system there is a provision to amend the charge at any time, and the issue is whether the amendment is in the interest of justice," said Jonathan Eaton, a lawyer and former prosecutor specializing in criminal law.
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Preparers generally start at around $100 and vary depending on where you live and how complex your taxes are, and accountants might very well charge at least twice that, with similar variations in price according to location and complexity.
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Thanks to the 800-volt technology that Porsche is using in the Taycan, both variants can be charged from 5 percent to 80 percent in just under 23 minutes when hooked up to chargers that can charge at 270kW.
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"I will be the political boss and I will take decisions because someone has to," he said during a speech broadcast on TV. Earlier, before taking the stage, Grillo said he would take charge at least until the elections.
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Fitch estimates that Jio's blended tariff rates are at least 20%-963% cheaper than those of the incumbent telcos, given that data charges are much lower and it does not charge at all for voice calls or text messages.
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The rapidly growing initiative, which has gotten little publicity outside the country, offers virtually open-ended talk therapy free of charge at clinics throughout the country: in remote farming villages, industrial suburbs, isolated immigrant communities and high-end enclaves.
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Nevertheless, instead of giving it to the superpowered Amazonian warrior woman who is clearly adept at all kinds of combat and basically invulnerable, Superman decides to charge at Doomsday to impale him with it and dies in the process.
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"Given our capital level and nature of deposits, we cannot buy stocks like (Japan's) Government Pension Investment Fund," said Nagato, 67, who was in charge at Japan Post Bank before taking the top job at its parent earlier this month.
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His time in charge at the London Stadium is likely to be a parade of angry men in Harrington jackets, extremely uncomfortable Russell Brand vox-pops and disappointed tweets signed "dg," and as such can only be a very good thing.
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Photo courtesy of Flickr/André-Pierre du Plessis Photo courtesy of Flickr/André-Pierre du Plessis To suggest that those in charge at the Postal Service have been idly watching as new technologies disrupt and threaten the agency would be unfair.
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Spain coach Julen Lopetegui will leave his post after the end of the World Cup to take charge at Real Madrid, the Champions League winners said in a surprise announcement just two days before the start of the tournament in Russia.
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He doesn't have to; he just stands there, waiting to charge at Jon Snow and his merry band of thieves, until the Hound messes up and accidentally reveals that it's safe for the wights to walk on the ice again.
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Samsung is also planning to make some leaps in charging speed, enabling the Note 10 and Note 10 Plus to charge at up to 45 watts when plugged in and at 20 watts when placed on the company's upcoming wireless charger.
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The company says this is the fastest wireless charging in the market — most other phones charge at either 7.5W or 212W — and can juice the Mi 2256's 29,25.97mAh battery from empty to full in just one hour and 2712 minutes.
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Facebook hired Cabral from Nvidia for his engineering and computer vision chops, and he's been leading the hardware charge at the company's camera division as a way to solve the difficult "chicken and the egg" problem with 360-degree video.
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With Captain America: Civil War rapidly approaching, we're starting to see a lot of cool new toys based on the film make their way to shelves—and leading the charge at Toy Fair this weekend was Hasbro's Marvel Legends series.
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When Cristiano Ronaldo leveled a similar charge at Iceland during Euro 2016, when his Portugal had been duped in similar tactical fashion – he said they had "a small mentality" – it was talked about for a few days and then forgotten.
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Men like Richard are strong enough to open their eyes and acknowledge that war is happening, but they're not going to lead the charge at the drop of a dime like Rick Grimes has 17 times already on this TV show.
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BRASILIA, Nov 22 (Reuters) - Brazilian economist Rubem Novaes will take charge at state-owned Banco do Brasil , while banker Pedro Guimaraes will be the next head of Caixa Economica Federal, a senior source in Brazil's incoming administration said on Thursday.
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Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) first leveled the bombshell charge at a press conference on Wednesday without discussing his knowledge with the committee, a move that infuriated Democrats--in particularhis committee counterpart, ranking member Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffAre Democrats turning Trump-like?
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australia's top coal hauler, Aurizon Holdings Ltd, is on course for a showdown with the world's biggest coal exporters after a regulator capped the revenue it can charge at A$211 billion ($2900 million) less than the company sought.
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Culp took over earlier this month from John Flannery, who was ousted after a year in charge at one of the United States' oldest industrial companies, which has been shedding businesses and reorganizing as it stock price continues to drop.
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Lisa Osofsky, an Anglo-American former FBI lawyer now in charge at the Serious Fraud Office (SFO), said the use of deferred prosecution agreements (DPAs) was effective in ensuring companies clean up their act - and was still in its infancy.
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But that is a Band-Aid — and a deceptive, high-priced one at that: While we consumers may be insulated from the charge at the pharmacy counter, our insurers are paying the increased rates, leading to premium rises next year.
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Nearly four decades before Stephen Willeford confronted the gunman in Sutherland Springs with a rifle and shot him twice outside the church, three unarmed men in Daingerfield used their brawn and bare hands to charge at and wrestle the intruder.
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If Spain's preparations for this game have been troubled — firing its previous coach, Julen Lopetegui, on the eve of the tournament for failing to disclose that he was about to take charge at Real Madrid — then Portugal's have scarcely been better.
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If you've been using wireless chargers for any length of time, you've probably had the unfortunate opportunity to get this orientation match-up wrong, resulting in a phone that didn't charge at all when you wake up the next morning.
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Called Sweet Seoul, it was held in Paris at the Galeries Lafayette department store last weekend and moves to New York this week for an exhibit and tasting, open to the public and free of charge, at Jungsik restaurant in TriBeCa.
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Voser, the former Royal Dutch Shell CEO who took temporary charge at ABB in April, said the company, whose operations run from factory robots to chargers for electric cars, was ready to make further cuts to its portfolio if necessary.
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United's triumph followed success in the League Cup and the Community Shield in Jose Mourinho's first season in charge at Old Trafford with Champions League football secured after United could only manage a sixth-place finish in the Premier League.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump, elaborating on his charge at the United Nations that Beijing is meddling in U.S. elections, said in a Twitter post on Wednesday that China placed "propaganda ads" made to look like news articles in an Iowa newspaper.
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The Portuguese had been in charge at Old Trafford for two and a half years, but a string of poor recent results and suggestions of a breakdown of relationships between Mourinho and several big name players have seen the club take action.
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It was not amazing, though, waking up and finding out that my iPhone didn't charge at all, because it wasn't perfectly centered on the pad (I tried the Belkin charger, but my editor John Paczkowski found the same was true of Mophie's, too).
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Behemoths such as ASOS, a British internet platform that sells its own and others' apparel, try to overcome this by allowing people to buy several sizes to try on at home and return items free of charge—at huge cost to them.
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"We were able to use the telephone number he listed on his visa application to tie him to the times of the telephone that was making the threats," Matthew DeSarno, Special Agent in Charge at the FBI's Washington field office, told VICE News.
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Salim Morsy, lead author of the new BNEF report, said the fact that many people still aren't able to charge at home is a big reason why electric cars aren't a bigger share of the global car fleet in the 2040 forecast.
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But while the editor of The New York Amsterdam News did not yet despair because Jess McMahon, "one of the finest men that ever conducted the affairs of a fight club in this city," was back in charge at the Olympia Club.
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In fact President Obama was very concerned about this issue, and he's the one that led the charge at the Wales Summit in 2014 to convince all NATO members to commit over time to spend 2 percent or more of GDP on defense.
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Cobbled together in Syria by militant groups fighting to overthrow the autocratic regime of Bashar al-Assad, they use an explosive charge at the bottom of a pipe to hurl a propane cylinder crammed with 40kg or more of explosives and shrapnel.
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The federal charges were announced through a news release from US Attorney General Jeff Sessions, US Attorney from the Northern District of California Brian Stretch and Jill Snyder, a special agent in charge at the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives.
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"Duke knowingly, the government contended, falsified data to claim millions of grant dollars from the National Institutes of Health," said Maureen Dixon, the special agent in charge at the Department of Health and Human Service's Office of Inspector General, in a statement.
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Early this morning Samsung announced plans to finally extinguish the on-going fire that is the Note 7 once and for all here in the States by way of a software update that won't allow the troubled phone to charge at all.
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More than nine out of 277 hospitals charge at least $2135,4003 for joint replacement surgery — one of the most common inpatient procedures — and one out of six hospitals charges $2400,210 or more, according to an Axios analysis of 22016 federal health care data.
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For example, Reinhardt has a big hammer and can charge at foes, Winston is a talking gorilla that can electrocute people and jump really far, Reaper carries two shotguns and can teleport, and D.Va has an exploding robot that can blow up enemies.
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But if the court chooses to extradite him only for the corruption charge, that would create a political and legal bind for the Spanish government, which would be barred from trying him for rebellion, the charge at the heart of the matter.
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In November, there was a $524 charge at Shelly's Back Room, a cigar lounge just a stone's throw from the White House, and $1,200 at a Las Vegas nightclub called Drai's that regularly features acts like DJ Pauly D and Trey Songz.
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WASHINGTON, Sept 26 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump, elaborating on his charge at the United Nations that Beijing is meddling in U.S. elections, said in a Twitter post on Wednesday that China placed "propaganda ads" made to look like news articles in an Iowa newspaper.
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The Reno Ace does also support both USB-C Power Delivery and Qualcomm's Quick Charge at 18W for times when you don't have Oppo's proprietary charger and cable, which is good news given that Google now mandates standard fast-charge tech for all Android phones.
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A layup by Roach at the 216:212 mark of the first half granted Texas a short-lived 220-21 lead that was immediately erased by two baskets from Bowie and 3-pointer by Mitrou-Long that put Iowa State in charge at 28-22.
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In fact, the super villain creature of the ocean will try to intimidate you when you do that because it'll charge at you, stare you down, and then inflate itself like a giant parachute so it looks like it's flexing all its muscles at once.
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Second from the left is Kasa's Wire-Free Outdoor Security Camera System, a water-resistant 1080p camera with a removable battery that — thanks to super-low-power motion detection that wakes the cam from sleep — can last six months on a charge at a time.
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So a lot of people would be tickled to see Orgeron, who has been serving as LSU's interim head coach since Les Miles was fired nearly a month ago, stick as the man in charge at his home state school—provided he earns it.
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Royal Bank of Scotland said it would take a surprise 2.5 billion pound ($3.58 billion) hit to its fourth-quarter profits after setting aside more cash to cover litigation costs, compensation for mis-selling loan insurance and an impairment charge at its private bank.
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The other was when Tyrion himself very much wanted his brother to flee the scene of battle to save himself, instead of making a wild (and kind of glorious) charge at Dany while she was tending to the big arrow stuck in Drogon's shoulder.
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Which is, of course all well and good, but it's a clearly disappointing move for fans – at best an honest mistake where those in charge at Let It Shine may not have realized they were cutting some of the most symbolic lyrics in the song.
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Though he was unable to clinch first against Xander Schauffele's charge at Kapalua in January, against Johnson in Mexico in February or in his own lack of birdie chances in March on the final day at Bay Hill in Florida, McIlroy latched onto positives.
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With the investigation bearing down on him, Mr. Trump wanted to make sure Mr. Sessions remained in charge at the Justice Department, and he asked Mr. McGahn to tell the attorney general not to recuse himself because of his work on the Trump campaign.
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"You are in good hands, dwarf," said Gimli, who had been among the first to charge at the orcs; it took only two words before their opponents were reduced to a blood-soaked quagmire, and the dwarf took his first kill of the night.
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"Until we see earthquake activity dying down and the ground stops moving, it's likely that this activity is going to continue," said Tina Neal, a scientist in charge at the USGS Hawaii Volcano Observatory after a community meeting attended by about 13 people on Friday.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 25 (Reuters) - A top U.S. bank regulator this week sold bank stocks that prevented him from taking full charge at the agency, two months after his swearing-in and while his holdings grew in value, according to the agency and ethics paperwork.
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"Until we see earthquake activity dying down and the ground stops moving, it's likely that this activity is going to continue," said Tina Neal, a scientist in charge at the USGS Hawaii Volcano Observatory after a late-afternoon community meeting attended by about 258 people.
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But all of this happens because of the second reason network comedy pilots struggle: the people in charge at broadcast networks seem to think viewers won't watch a comedy if it doesn't have some huge, high-concept premise that can't be easily explained in a pilot.
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Musk claims that truckers will be able to charge at their origin or their final destination while they unload their freight, or take a 30-minute break from the road, leave their rig on a Megacharger, and have enough power to drive up to 400 miles.
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This is Track's second domestic violence charge At the time of his arrest, Track was serving two years of probation on a plea deal stemming from a domestic violence arrest in January 2016, when he allegedly assaulted his then-girlfriend and pointed a gun at her.
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And while Flaherty tells me that there can be extreme variation with rates, Whittington says that her street style notoriety means she can charge at least $1k per Instagram ad; she's heard from peers who have above one million followers that they can get more than $25k.
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You can see how the 64-megapixel camera performed on last month's Realme XT here: The X23 Pro can fast-charge at up to 2299W with Oppo's proprietary Super VOOC technology, which Realme says should get you 2465 percent of a full charge in half an hour.
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Employers believe arbitration benefits providers who stay out-of-network and charge at will, and that it unnecessarily pierces holes in the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (ERISA), which governs employer plans that directly pay for their workers' medical claims and preempts state insurance laws.
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The schools: Yale University, Wake Forest University, the University of San Diego, Stanford University, Georgetown University, the University of Texas, the University of Southern California and the University of California, Los Angeles March 12: Federal prosecutors in Boston charge at least 50 people connected to the scheme.
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SPACE-BLUEORIGIN-EXCLUSIVE Exclusive: Jeff Bezos plans to charge at least $083,000 for space rides - sources SEATTLE (Reuters) - Jeff Bezos' rocket company plans to charge passengers about $200,000 to $300,000 for its first trips into space next year, two people familiar with its plans told Reuters.
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Research conducted by the Homeland Security officials suggests that the majority of real estate purchases of at least $1 million in Florida's Miami-Dade and Broward counties are made through shell companies, said John Tobon, deputy special agent in charge at Homeland Security Investigations in Miami.
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"We recognize that the customers are not just necessarily going to go to recharge just at retail sites, they're going to want to charge at work and home, so we're moving into this space," the executive vice president for Shell's New Energies operation, Mark Gainsborough, told Reuters.
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MEXICO CITY — International human rights officials are demanding an investigation into the brutal sexual assaults of 11 Mexican women during protests a decade ago — an inquiry that would take aim at President Enrique Peña Nieto, who was the governor in charge at the time of the attacks.
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As Swansea City's owners conducted a handful of discreet interviews with potential replacements for Francesco Guidolin as manager, they asked each candidate for a detailed explanation of how, precisely, he might set the team up for his first game in charge, at Arsenal on Oct. 15.
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"Charles Harvey Eccleston is a former U.S. government employee who, motivated by greed, was thwarted in his attempt to sell information to a foreign intelligence service to enable a cyberattack against our information systems," said Paul Abbate, assistant director in charge at the FBI's Wasington Field Office.
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"To my great sadness all the public authority people who were in charge at the time just sort of gave up because they were impressed that there was such generosity and they didn't know how to cope with it," Mr. Hebel said in a recent telephone interview.
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"We have to search houses if people suspect," said Herath BSS Sisila Kumara, the officer in charge at Katara police station, where 35 of the Pakistanis that gathered at the mosque were taken into police custody for their own protection, before being sent to an undisclosed location.
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Though Nagelsmann was the first of that group to be given a job — taking charge at Hoffenheim in 2015 at age 28 and leading the club into the Champions League in his first full season — it was Tedesco, 31, who finished at the top of the class.
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"We cannot allow anyone to evade sanctions, because the consequences of North Korea obtaining funding, technology, and information to further its desire to build nuclear weapons put the world at risk," said William F. Sweeney Jr., an assistant director-in-charge at the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
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A few days after filling up my gas tank in South Florida, I noticed some strange charges on my checking account — a few payments at different gas stations in the area and a charge at a Home Depot located in the more northern part of Florida.
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Also, as we reported last year, Yahoo's chief information security officer, Bob Lord — who was in charge at the time the breach was unearthed — lost out to AOL's Chris Nims in the merger process, with the latter taking up the security chief's chair of the new umbrella entity, Oath.
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That youthful charge at the PGA Championship in 1999 was the peak of Mr García's misfortune: the ten-under-par total that he posted at the end of the week would be good enough to win a major 218% of the time (counting for 226 of his 218 tally).
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In this essay, and many others, Berman seems to be leveling a charge at his own precinct of New York intellectuals who would rather die than jam along to a bubblegum hit, and who certainly would not view that form of music as a potential source of radical solidarity.
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"These three members of the Syrian Electronic Army targeted and compromised computer systems in order to provide support to [Syrian President Bashar Assad], as well as for their own personal monetary gain through extortion," said Paul Abbate, the assistant director in charge at the FBI's Washington field office.
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John Rood, third-in-charge at the Pentagon, has worked for both Lockheed Martin and Raytheon, while Ryan McCarthy, Mike Esper's replacement as secretary of the Army, worked for Lockheed on the F-35, which the Project on Government Oversight (POGO) has determined may never be ready for combat.
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Other events charge at least several hundred dollars for admission, including: "Clearly there's a lot of money to be made in the enterprise IT world, and blockchain seems to be the flavor of month," said Bill Barhydt, CEO of Abra, which runs a mobile-based cryptocurrency storage app.
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The jury absolved supporters of any blame, and David Duckenfield, the police commander in charge at the match, admitted to the inquest he had lied about fans forcing a gate open, and acknowledged that his failure to close an access tunnel had directly caused the loss of lives.
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Congressional aides, journalists and other observers scoured his record after Mr. Trump fired Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Wednesday and replaced him with Mr. Whitaker, instantly raising questions about whether the president wanted a loyalist in charge at the Justice Department with the power to end the Russia investigation.
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Mr. Mitchell and others in the newly formed Phong Nha Community Tourism Club, like Dzung Le, owner of Jungle Boss cave tours, and Hai Nguyen, owner of Hai's Eco Tours jungle treks, proposed that owners charge at least 220,252 dong for hostel beds and 252,000 dong for homestay rooms.
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"I've been in contact for many weeks now with my French colleague, with the people in charge at the Commission as well as with the companies, and we will continue this work, and I am convinced that there is still a chance for a good and sustainable solution," Altmaier said.
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On Vermont's Mount Mansfield, which has a similar elevation to Killington's peak, the average November temperature has risen 20163 degrees in the last 10 years compared with the average temperature from the mid-1950s to 1980, according to Andy Nash, meteorologist-in-charge at the National Weather Service in Burlington.
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George Pickett led his disastrous charge at the Battle of Gettysburg, and Republicans must consider whether they should go down in flames with Trump or head for the hills, abandon the presidential campaign and hope to survive to fight another day against the reelection campaign of Hillary Clinton in 2020.
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Justice Department news releases in 2016 named Murray as a special agent in charge at the Secret Service's Washington field office, and repeated releases from the Justice Department showed Murray joining with federal officials in that role to announce sentences for people convicted of financial crimes in the Washington area.
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So the idea that you know something that's supposed to be ... have that impact, it's supposed to have that influence, meaning for everybody, the paper of record, you're now charging me, and not in a way that you would charge at the newsstand, which is really kind of a token price.
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Kamal Jayanathdhi, the officer in charge at Kalmunai police station on the east coast, confirmed the three men had died along with a child that appears in the video, and that the undated clip in which they discuss martyrdom, had been shot in the same house where the gun battle took place.
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The extra provision for the U.S. litigation would reduce fourth-quarter profits by 1.5 billion pounds, while a further provision for payment protection insurance mis-selling would cut off a further 500 million pounds and a goodwill impairment charge at its private bank would take off a further 498 million pounds, it said.
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At 2nd Marine Division in North Carolina, troops who have spent their careers shooting at static bull's-eyes on paper are being forced to adapt to a new kind of target — one that can charge at them, move in unexpected directions, respond when engaged and even shout at them in a foreign language.
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They appear to show a dispute among American diplomats over whether the president was trying to use security aid or a White House meeting with the country's new leader as leverage to pressure Ukraine to dig up dirt on a leading political rival — a charge at the heart of the impeachment investigation.
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One can imagine that Hillary Clinton, who is herself a mother and a grandmother, must also feel Smith's pain, and regardless of whether she was actually at fault for the death of Smith's son, she almost certainly feels some degree of guilt about it, knowing she was in charge at the time.
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But in the chapter on live webcams, you've cut a line from the original essay on Medium in which you mention worrying about the "married, middle-aged male editors who are in charge at most of the magazines I want to write for" and what they might think if you were to perform.
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He was met with loud approval when said he wasn't afraid of Trump, leading the charge at a spirited Clearwater church service that laid a nationwide increase in hate crimes, acts of violence against black Americans, and a rise of white supremacist fervor in American politics at the feet of the Trump White House.
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A representative for the German automaker previously said the technology was a few years away from reaching the US. Available in Europe, however, the charging pad uses an inductive cord built into the car to charge at 3.2kW per hour and charge the plug-in's battery in three and a half hours from empty.
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Anyway, here, now, on page 60, the judge lays out the DOJ's arguments against the merger (his emphasis): First and foremost, the Government argues that the challenged merger would enable Turner to charge AT&T's rival distributors — and ultimately consumers — higher prices for its content on account of its post-merger relationship with AT&T.
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That effective 1,000 mile cap means that the needs of many, many drivers will be met before they hit that Supercharge limit, however, since this really only impacts those using their cars for trips outside the car's considerable range when they don't have time or inclination to stop and charge at a normal rate.
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Mr. Bolton and fellow arms control opponents, in Congress and conservative think tanks, have also worked over the years to undermine the 1996 Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty, an aim that arms control proponents fear may have been helped last week when a top American intelligence official leveled a new, unsubstantiated charge at Russia.
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VW says the base version of the ID.23 will only charge at up to 23kW, and owners who want to charge faster (up to 33kW) will have to pay extra; 23kW charging will come standard on the midrange 23kWh version, while even faster 211kW charging will be available on the top-tier ID.3.
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FIRST VICTORY FOR ROMA COACH Roma's new coach, Luciano Spalletti, earned his first win back in charge, at home over relegation-threatened Frosinone, 3-1, in Serie A. It was Roma's second win in 14 matches in all competitions and Spalletti's first after a draw and a loss in the two matches since he had replaced Rudi Garcia.
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Android Police wrote that Google told them the Pixel 3 line requires a "secure handshake" when using the company's Pixel Stand to charge at 10 watts, and the method involved isn't supported by other chargers—and the full 10-watt charging mode will only be enabled for third-party chargers approved via its Made for Google program.
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Parkland, FL students from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School are leading the charge at the March for Our Lives rally, and they're being joined by an estimated half-a-mil others in D.C. as well as millions more in rallies across the country ... sending a message to ban assault rifles along with other sensible gun control measures.
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Just like Uber doesn't want to build and maintain cars for its streetside ride service, UberAir is partnering with companies like Embraer, Bell, Aurora Flight Sciences, Pipistrel Aircraft and Karem to build and maintain its design of a craft that can fly 60 miles on a single battery charge at an altitude of about 1,000 feet.
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"For the last several years, whenever Congress would concoct some way to roll back a rule protecting clean air or clean water or undermine the fight against climate change, we always felt confident as we had an adult in charge at the White House," said Michael Brune, executive director of the Sierra Club, an environmental group.
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