He called the cells "precious factories" that churn out antibodies.
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Nickel can be used to help churn out stainless steel.
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You have to be diligent to churn out that many recipes.
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Many of these new institutions churn out cheaply taught business degrees.
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Now Puddles and Bradlee churn out videos, separately, every few days.
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Also, the fat margins encouraged mills to churn out more products.
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For instance, Y Combinator continues to churn out high-impact startups.
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They just churn out whatever barely literate platitude occurs to them.
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Mixers churn out concrete, and laborers cast it in wooden molds.
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Each week they churn out academic papers describing their latest achievements.
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It's too complicated now to churn out the next Courtney Robertson.
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Otherwise, I expect a lot of this depth to churn out.
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The plants are paid to churn out steel — regardless of demand.
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Surely some enterprising novelist will churn out "Murder Most Hyggelig" soon.
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But generative software can churn out forgeries automatically, based on simple instructions.
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Joe Staten We didn't want to churn out another copy of Halo.
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The ultra-versatile blender does so much more than churn out smoothies.
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The region does churn out great fighters on a pretty regular basis.
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They also have athletic programs that regularly churn out Olympic-level talent.
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What memes will they churn out once Kanye's philosophy book is published?
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Others churn out seasoned operatives to gather intelligence and quietly recruit Americans.
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That means they're dis-incentivized to "churn out," or cancel their contracts.
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They're precocious and churn out one-liners that match the show's rapid pace.
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You churn out satirical content on social media almost immediately after something happens.
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What AI can do is churn out formulaic texts by the library load.
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Both nations use palm oil from their vast plantations to churn out biodiesel.
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It set a 0.43 target to churn out between 20.4,211 and 9800,000 tonnes.
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Just months ago, it seemed marketplace lenders couldn't churn out loans fast enough.
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Palm oil is used to churn out PME, a popular ingredient for biodiesel.
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"Most manufacturers churn out pickles from substandard raw materials," said pickle queen Prabhakaran.
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This explains why movie producers churn out 'drug-addicted transvestite prostitute'-type roles.
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Many brands develop a cavalier attitude: Churn out products now, ask forgiveness later.
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All-wheel drive is standard, and some Levorgs can churn out 300 horsepower.
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He wasn't very excited about all the paragraphs I'm able to churn out.
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Other people think that it's a shame Hollywood doesn't churn out five a year.
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Your skill set stagnates as you churn out the same things month after month.
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Worldwide, our factories churn out some 100 million tons of the stuff each year.
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Originally, at least, it promised to churn out large, latest model, LCD televisions there.
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These days, he's lucky if he can churn out two or three a month.
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And the LaFerrari's V12 engine and onboard electric motor together churn out 950 horses.
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All have shelled out big bucks to churn out TV dramas and variety shows.
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They churn out products that improve consumers' lives, from smarter smartphones to sharper televisions.
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"Today it is not good enough to simply churn out product," Mr. Bizzarri said.
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Hollywood continues to churn out action flicks — some of them much better than others.
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China is absorbing only half the cars that Chinese plants churn out each year.
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How creatively stimulating could it possibly have been to churn out "X-Men: Apocalypse"?
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In the years since, Hollywood has continued to churn out video game–based movies.
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In addition, the software doesn't try and churn out 256fps if nothing is on screen.
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No longer is it enough for a studio to churn out a series of sequels.
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Britain has a great ability to churn out people who can spread sweetness and light.
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What exactly are these outfits, which churn out reports on everything from Brexit to badgers?
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Hollywood studios churn out repetitive superhero franchises with sequels veering dangerously close to double digits.
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An AI trained on European art will churn out a portrait biased toward European styles.
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Chinese buyers mainly use soy to churn out cooking oil and ingredients for animal feed.
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REITs churn out stable and predictable cashflows from five- to ten-year-long property leases.
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Third, Netflix is a nonstop hit machine that does nothing but churn out #killer #content.
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Are you gonna churn out the next "Gatsby" (or just autoplay your favorite streaming show)?
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Unlike its competitors, Steinway refused to churn out hundreds of pianos each day by machine.
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Small, independent producers can churn out shale for $40 — or less — a barrel, he added.
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Many mills can already churn out sugar or ethanol, with some flexibility on the mix.
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Trump lauded Ford and GE, saying they would churn out 1003,000 ventilators in 100 days.
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Kim has continued to churn out more nuclear warheads and missiles during this interim period.
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During much of the recovery, retail could be depended on to churn out more jobs.
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C.E.O.s will ultimately move jobs abroad if that's what it takes to churn out profits.
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The dancers are part-time, so they have a lot of choreography to churn out.
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Automation has reduced the number of workers needed to churn out a slab of steel.
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But she continued to churn out movies with Mr. Bo, until his death in 1981.
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My best method for reliably generating hits requires me to also churn out plenty of duds.
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So as refiners churn out more diesel and jet fuel, they're adding to the gasoline glut.
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"The consumer today is looking for unique products," which Nike continues to churn out, he said.
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Unfortunately, games don't necessarily churn out frames at a neat 60 or 120 times a second.
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Sanders and other candidates have relied on massive online support to churn out impressive fundraising figures.
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They are able to modify their production lines on a dime to churn out new products.
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The operations normally churn out about 9 million tonnes a year, or 25,000 tonnes a day.
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The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam - now 60 percent complete - will churn out 6,000 MW upon completion.
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According to researchers at Harvard University, propagandists help churn out 488m pro-government tweets a year.
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I wouldn't describe Blizzard as laid back — we churn out amazing high quality, high volume work.
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More than 400 plants churn out power and 60 of them are in the United States.
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Over the next decade, this industry will churn out tens of billions of connected sensor devices.
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Tackling drug prices will work for the President politically, especially if he can churn out results.
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China's air pollution is typically most severe in winter as domestic heating systems churn out pollutants.
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Desktop Metal systems can rapidly churn out finished parts of steel, aluminum or many other alloys.
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Thanks to a technique known as doubled haploid breeding, it can churn out new varieties quickly.
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It set a 2019 target to churn out between 550,000 tonnes and 600,000 tonnes of mined copper.
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The $20m project will initially produce 1,000 vehicles, with capacity to churn out 5,000 units a year.
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As the bacteria munch on organic carbons like glucose, they churn out CO2 as a waste byproduct.
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They only have two chainsaws and one log splitter to churn out hundreds of pieces of wood.
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The company has continued to churn out the troubled aircraft since its grounding by regulators in March.
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This year the Nissan plant will churn out 3.73,000 cars, about a third of Britain's total output.
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As cameras became more readily accessible, more and more amateur photographers were able to churn out snaps.
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I am under no illusions that I'll agree with half of what Trump's administration will churn out.
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Consultants churn out endless reports explaining that they like to share, require constant praise and so forth.
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At Facebook and Microsoft, A.I. research groups churn out technology that find their way into marketable products.
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China's zombie factories — many state owned or state supported — continue to churn out goods that nobody buys.
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Internet brands like Fashion Nova churn out celebrity- and influencer-inspired styles at a rapid-fire pace.
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Already employing computers in 1969, Armajani programmed one to churn out numerical values between zero and one.
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The empty factories may not come roaring back to churn out home appliances for big box stores.
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Eventually, the plan is to build a plant in Iran to churn out solar panels, he added.
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No wonder so many cop shows churn out episode after episode on an engine of sexual tension.
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Below are images of some of the covered markets and the products they churn out every day.
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And we cannot expect Schumer to constantly churn out perfect, body-positive, empowering content all the time.
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To churn out gasoline, jet fuel and other products, refineries require a healthy dose of heavy crude.
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It will not vanquish your fears and stressors to churn out a spreadsheet any faster than usual.
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Just a few years ago, the factory employed three shifts of workers to churn out Chevy Cruzes.
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But it's better than most of the entertainment aimed at children that studios churn out these days.
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The economy would shrink mostly because there would be fewer workers to churn out products and services.
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Their highly automated plants churn out vast numbers of panels with consistent quality at ever-falling cost.
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A GM (GM) spokesperson said that's when the plant will churn out its last Chevy Cruze sedan.
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It can be used to create energy or to help churn out products such as methane or methanol.
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If nothing else, this app could churn out your next Halloween costume if you play with it enough.
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Amazon continues to churn out original series, with Philip K. Dick's Electric Dreams premiering on Friday, January 12.
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And Tesla, reeling amid doubts about its ability to churn out electric vehicles, tumbled more than 5 percent.
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Instead of being used to create fake news, AI could churn out infinite blogs, websites, and marketing spam.
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The 2.5 million-square-foot plant in Kentucky will churn out metal for the auto and aerospace sectors.
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Fast-fashion retailers churn out poorer-quality clothes, which do not survive long enough to be worth reselling.
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Amateur reporters break news before professionals, so media companies expect writers to churn out reports off the clock.
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The firms together churn out over 1m cars annually, more per head of population than any other country.
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So why the effort to churn out a double release, if he's already assured a number one debut?
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Not really, most 3D printers wouldn't be able to accurately churn out these parts at that tiny scale.
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According to the Vatican Insider, three wood-fired ovens were set up outside to churn out Neapolitan pizza.
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Before the baby arrived, he wanted to churn out one last article to stay on track for tenure.
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The Associated Press has used the technology to speedily churn out earnings reports for the past three years.
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Nothing matters more for the health of the rally than the ability of companies to churn out profits.
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As Netflix continues to churn out original series every other week, GLOW has managed to catch our eye.
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It's impressive how many individual dishes such a small kitchen can churn out while in a moving train.
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The hotel kitchen used to churn out lobster, caviar, and endless champagne, but now its halls are empty.
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Here, the mother of two shares her 5-point recipe for success that continues to churn out sales.
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True to the title, the guitars churn out so many riffs that they nearly crowd out the verses.
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The test revealed she had familial hypercholesterolemia, an inherited condition that causes the body to churn out cholesterol.
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Production companies churn out programs like MiHabanaTV, a popular lifestyle show focused on celebrities, local culture, and news.
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Hahn said diagnostic manufacturers believe they can churn out 4 million tests by the end of next week.
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By the end of this year, the facility is expected to churn out three million tons of fertilizer.
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Electric vehicle sales are soaring, with factories working full pelt to churn out as many batteries as possible.
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But now that it is operational, Dark Emulator can churn out virtual universes in seconds on a laptop.
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British factories continued to churn out cars, medical devices and aircraft parts, many of them destined for Europe.
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That could allow the company to significantly lower production costs and churn out rockets faster than competitors, Forczyk said.
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That guy got told what he was going to die and this is what he managed to churn out?
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Someone with a bit of savvy and a chunk of time can churn out side-splitters like this one.
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It'll heat up in 2-4 minutes and can churn out an evenly baked pie from top to bottom.
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The new work vastly expands the possibilities, though, by developing machine learning models that can churn out master prints.
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Cosby wants to churn out t-shirts and DVDs featuring the cartoon ... whether he's a free man or not.
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Uber faces an uphill battle convincing skeptical investors that it can churn out big profits over the long haul.
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A conventional car factory operating at full speed on two shifts can churn out nearly 3853,000 vehicles a day.
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So while the duo may churn out sweets on the regular, they're all about promoting the entrepreneurial spirit, too.
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Other funky touches include a black light room, miniature game room, and plenty of ways to churn out tunes.
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But it's the Muslim countries that repress gays, churn out chauvinistic ideology, and spread these ideas around the world.
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Maybe before the election is over she can churn out a sequel: In Trump We Distrust: E Pluribus Awful!
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The company has struggled to churn out replacement parts after a global recall of tens of millions of inflators.
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If the initial data used to train them is problematic, the recommendations they churn out will be problematic, too.
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That way, you can see if there's any interest before you churn out 80,000 words on a given topic.
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They plan to churn out 100 celebrity emoji apps this year, including putting 10-second song clips in emojis.
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It's unlikely that the area will again churn out five first-round picks, but that, McRae said, is fine.
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"In France, factories that once manufactured fancy perfumes are starting to churn out needed hand sanitizer instead," he said.
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I easily churn out three 12-inch pizzas in under half an hour in my 500-degree Fahrenheit oven.
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Bernie Sanders have relied on massive online fundraising lists to churn out impressive fundraising figures of about $6 million.
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A factory can churn out one in a fraction of the time, and also for a tenth of the price.
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Foxconn is one of the biggest employers in China, where it operates factories that churn out most of Apple's iPhones.
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The throngs of both George fanatics and locals clearly agree; the bar staff churn out toasties without reprieve all night.
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The system can churn out 800,000 positions each second, as compared to Stockfish 8's 70 million moves a second.
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Two major powerhouses in the gaming industry announced that they would be working together to churn out killer VR content.
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Earlier this month, Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced that he intends to churn out , from 4563,580 cars sold in 2015.
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"Steady demands from infrastructure also gave support to steel prices, which encourages mills to churn out more products," Xu said.
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But with creatrix Venus still in flamboyant Leo until the 19th, we could churn out something both practical and magical.
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Drug companies genetically engineer animal cells and grow them in vats, so they can churn out drugs to treat disease.
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It has a Snapdragon 835 processor that will help it churn out 4K video with the added bonus of HDR.
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Instead, members are expected to constantly churn out content when staying at the home and treat living spaces with respect.
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As Egypt slides further into a repressive dictatorship, for example, producers churn out police procedurals that glorify the security services.
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It is toying with paywalls, and in January said it will churn out print runs of its algorithm's top picks.
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This week, the company made it official: It will no longer churn out Airport Express, Extreme, or Time Capsule routers.
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How many more blog posts could I churn out in a given week without the full-time job time sink?
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And Congressional Leadership Fund continues to churn out fall TV ads including in Minnesota's 8th District and Kansas's 21625nd District.
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But the ice maker comes with a convenient oversized bucket, so you can churn out multiple cubes at a time.
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In July alone, the viral clips that churn out of its Facebook page were viewed more than 3 billion times.
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It has produced a total of 365 vehicles since its inception, fewer than Lordstown can churn out in a day.
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To put the matter graphically, factories in the United States churn out one rifle barrel for every nine auto fenders.
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He could easily churn out "monsters in Maine" tales until his life ends, and he'd remain well compensated for it.
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When you churn out a disgrace a minute and no one expects anything nobler, you're inoculated by your own awfulness.
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My colleagues Gary Washburn (Boston Globe) and Dan Woike (Los Angeles Times) still churn out a full page on Sundays.
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The remaining operations will be reorganized to churn out millions of replacement inflators for cars that are subject to recalls.
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Prices for robusta, often used to churn out cheaper instant coffees, firmed on Thursday following news of rain in Vietnam.
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You don't feel set up, like you do at the meaningful movies Hollywood is known to churn out these days.
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The publishers hire writers to churn out the books, usually within one month and sometimes in as little as a week.
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Profits have been buoyed by factors including strong demand from miners for diesel as they churn out growing volumes of coal.
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Would it churn out bratty punk songs, scrawling crude drawings of cats and anarchy symbols in the margins of their notebooks?
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French workers, it is said, can produce in four days what it takes Brits a full working week to churn out.
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They're surprisingly weird for something a content farm would churn out, but not weird enough to feel intentionally ironic or surrealist.
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Clones are notoriously obedient, which apparently comes in handy when you need them to churn out hit single after hit single.
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The NCC reckons an overmoulding system it is working with in Bristol can churn out finished components in just 60 seconds.
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That will change this year: Tesla will finally fix what ails factory automation, and churn out Model 3s at promised volume.
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Foxconn is one of the biggest employers in China where it operates factories that churn out most of Apple's iconic iPhones.
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Occupations are adapted to local cultures, so while factories in Mexico manufacture tortillas, those in Indonesia will likely churn out noodles.
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Since the turn of the new millennium, Canada has been determined to churn out initiative after initiative to support new business.
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The ones written by entry-level copywriters who have to churn out 75 pieces of 23-character promotional content per day.
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From a nondescript office building on K Street, its researchers churn out study after study laying out the perils of immigration.
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This clearly needs its own section, in order of awfulness: Our premium subscription service continues to churn out some great pieces.
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Printers that once could only produce thick plastic can now churn out flexible material, metal, and now even semi-permeable membranes.
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Instead of showcasing P.R. mouthpieces, how about featuring policy surrogates, the wonks who churn out the position papers that become laws?
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In the age of analytics, teams cultivate power hitters and power pitchers, and the amateur ranks churn out plenty every year.
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Sprawled over 2,500 acres, its strikingly realistic and detailed sets churn out hundreds of increasingly popular historical period dramas a year.
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But Martin did discuss how she and Scholastic were able to churn out 131 titles in the main series, plus spinoffs.
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Local and regional media outlets can still pump out the same stories that your favorite big box content farms churn out.
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They'll have a team of 500 people dedicated to the task -- although it's unclear how many they're aiming to churn out.
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The U.S. would have to churn out over 7 million new apprentices each year to compete with world leaders like Switzerland.
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Brands have also faced more pressure from operations like H&M and Forever 21, which churn out inexpensive, on-trend items.
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Such factories tend to churn out lower-quality, domestic-brand rides that would not pass muster with American or European consumers.
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Campbell introduced condensed soup to the U.S. and for years profited from its ability to cheaply churn out its iconic cans.
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The teen soap may churn out more plot-related whiplash than anything else on television, but characters' motivations, at least, make sense.
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I love the writing and hate the imagining, which is why I churn out 50 dry essays for every nugget of fiction.
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Workers toiling away in the Shenzhen Lanbingcai Latex Crafts Factory churn out hundreds of Trump masks alongside those of less terrifying creatures.
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I couldn't believe that my own Mommy managed to churn out an almost 22014-page letter—there were a lot of spaces.
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And the major seed, chemical, and fertilizer companies haven't been able to churn out enough innovative new products to counteract this trend.
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As a digital video producer at Refinery29, the more content I can churn out in the shortest amount of time, the better.
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The logical source of that power lies in the massive server farms where hundreds of thousands of processors can churn out solutions.
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Otherwise the rumour mill will continue to churn out allegations and more confidants of the president are likely to get into trouble.
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"As long as we make good margin, we will churn out products at full speed," said the manager, declining to be named.
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This will pump cold, dry air into the storm, helping to churn out the snow as Atlantic moisture flows into the area.
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Academics spend their lives producing articles that nobody reads and BBC producers churn out formulaic products aimed at the imaginary median viewer.
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Simply feed this free web tool any image you like, and it'll churn out an emojified version for you in real time.
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Zara seems to move so fast that sometimes it can churn out runway trends before said runway trends even hit the market.
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Then, the site will churn out a 30-second clip that mixes in your uploaded photo with the rest of the ad.
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As far as I can tell, Meizu's current response is to go its own way and churn out solid, gimmick-free devices.
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If your ultimate holiday wish was for your favorite long-gone sitcoms to churn out new episodes, NBC could make it happen.
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While the 13 fermentation tanks in the back will still produce beer, they'll also churn out everything from artisanal mead to kombucha.
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Though Puerto Rican voters traditionally churn out en masse for electoral events, only about a quarter of voters participated in Rosselló's referendum.
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Even the film industry, which tends to overlook the unsavoury behaviour of anyone who can churn out blockbuster hits, has its limits.
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Once known for its production of youth players, the Dutch academy system has struggled to churn out successors to its earlier stars.
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We live in a golden age of printing in which it's possible to churn out tools, weapons, and even experimental artificial organs.
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The concept would inform Deliveroo Editions, clusters of pop-up kitchens away from the high street that churn out food for delivery.
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In the real world, experts at think tanks and universities regularly churn out smart reforms that garner less attention than they should.
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They paid skeptics to refute scientific studies, created an institute to churn out contrary pseudoscience, and sowed seeds of doubt in lawmakers.
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Those two countries produce nearly 90 percent of the world's palm oil, used to churn out products ranging from chocolate to soap.
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Pressure has been building on Tesla to show it can churn out its less-expensive Model 3 sedans without raising more cash.
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The factories in four cities churn out nearly half a million vehicles a year, or an average of 9,400 cars a week.
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November is National Novel Writing Month, a time when people hunker down to churn out 2000,22 words in a span of weeks.
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Most dams in the United States aren't actually used for hydroelectricity, but some could be fitted with turbines to churn out power.
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First, Israel continues to churn out some significant big data startups that are using their technology specifically for marketing and advertising ends.
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The pressure to churn out plain vanilla characters and cornball moral rectitude was especially debilitating to franchise players like Superman and Batman.
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Alphabet continues to invest heavily in front of large growth opportunities, while its core ad business continues to churn out impressive growth.
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He owns a number of such websites that employ young Macedonians to churn out inflammatory stories — an echo of Russia's 2016 playbook.
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Only eight factories make pipes 30 inches in diameter or larger, and just three churn out pipes that meet certain thickness standards.
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That said, the menu hasn't changed much since the early days when Tony decided to churn out all breakfast all the time.
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A few blocks away from Hutzelmann is M&M Back, a chain bakery that churn out loveless breads and pastries for cheap.
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But to churn out all those smartphones, computers and other equipment, it must still import most of the electronic brains inside them.
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When they want to study a particular type, they simply inject the genes into human cells and let them churn out new viruses.
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Human news writers regularly point out that AIs tend to lack nuance and a flair for language in the stories they churn out.
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Ford has been less fortunate, due in part to automaker's failure to churn out product fast enough in the highly competitive Chinese market.
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China's mines traditionally produced more than their designed capacity as miners worked throughout the year to churn out as much coal as possible.
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The stars have aligned to help trigger the trend as robust ecosystems churn out enterprising females equipped with inspiration, know-how and funding.
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Toyota and Mazda announced they will open a manufacturing plant in Huntsville, Alabama, in 2020, which could churn out 300,000 vehicles a year.
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For now, you can listen to it churn out nonstop death metal and comment along with other people watching the livestream on YouTube.
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The ability of GANs to churn out endless images is something else entirely, and it has triggered a variety of responses from artists.
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Low-rent studios continued to churn out similar cheapies through the 1980s, with colorful titles like Devil Hunter, White Slave, and Cannibal Ferox.
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The unemployment rate has since declined to a near 18-year low of 3.9 percent and the economy continued to churn out jobs.
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He has bought up property in Damascus and his factories inside the rebel enclave churn out dairy products, crisps, canned goods and juice.
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There were very few civilians and the Islamists hadn't yet ramped up their suicide bomber factories that churn out brain-washed killing machines.
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So why not dig out your Lego bin and build this Mindstorms assistant that can churn out all your Christmas cards for you?
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Another factor contributing to low prices at the pump is ample gasoline inventories as U.S. refiners continue to churn out products, Lundberg said.
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Niantic's mission right now should be figuring out how to keep the game fresh without needing to constantly churn out generation after generation.
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Sure, it might be a warehouse full of energy-intensive computers and cooling systems, designed to churn out digital money day and night.
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As part of the nutrition center, you'll also be able to grind coffee beans, turn nuts into butter, or churn out soy milk.
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It's also a potent reminder of her talent: she can churn out club-ready dance-pop and ferocious diss tracks in equal measure.
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The phrase "23-D printer" typically brings to mind devices that churn out plastic objects like jewelry, toys, hardware prototypes or even prosthetics.
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And software is faster and cheaper to change than tools used in a traditional factory, which is designed to churn out identical products.
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And "those folks could churn out after a year if they notice it on their bills" when their free trial ends, he adds.
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The company expects to churn out 71 million to 78 million barrels of oil equivalent (mmboe) in 2019, Santos said in a statement.
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ShFE aluminum touched 17,775 yuan a tonne in September, a near six-year high, incentivizing smelters to churn out and store more metal.
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There has been growing pressure on publishers to churn out bestsellers since Barnes & Noble's emergence as an independent bookstore slayer in the 1980s.
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That quirk led to speculation that Froome was checking the display on his power meter to churn out a specific number of watts.
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To match the pace of land loss, the state would have to churn out a hundred and eighty-six acres every nine days.
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The main beneficiaries have been domestic Chinese automakers, mostly affiliated with municipal or provincial governments, that churn out cheap subcompacts with small engines.
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When it comes to Christmas, there's no limit to the number of films Hollywood studios will churn out to celebrate America's favorite holiday.
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From 1956 on, he had paid me $500 a month to churn out epics of the spaceways for him on a contract basis.
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Nio would have to churn out more than twice as many vehicles as current capacity allows and find buyers for all of them.
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For those unfamiliar with making comics, it takes a lot of artists several months of constant effort to churn out that much work.
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"If they're consuming great content, [users] won't churn out of the service, and churn is a key metric for these services," Gallagher said.
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Production lines sputtered when Mr. Musk pushed to churn out a few thousand cars a week — something established automakers do in a day.
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To churn out those gains, Foresea took increasingly speculative bets, pouring the money into real estate, corporate deals and China's turbulent bond market.
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Six months after he arrived in Brussels, Johnson began to churn out sly, exaggerated stories that cast the European project as bureaucratically insane.
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For years, foreign brands have been battling low-quality manufacturers that churn out cheap copies of everything from iPhones to Louis Vuitton bags.
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Ashok said the project would have a very high complexity to churn out superior grade fuels and 18 million tonnes/year of petrochemicals.
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Refiners could no longer count on light, sweet crude from Texas, and other US states, to churn out gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel.
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The are now more than 700 viral vector-based therapies in clinical trials, spurring demand for biologically secure bioreactors to churn out products.
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Now, with software making themeless puzzles far easier to churn out, I've gravitated toward themed puzzles, as well as collaborating with other constructors.
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About 700 workers piece together Shenzhen-manufactured screens, circuit boards and batteries to churn out 2,000 smartphones and 4,20173 feature phones a day.
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Meanwhile, oil producers in the United States continue to churn out record amounts of oil, with crude output at about 11.5 million bpd.
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Hollywood, for instance, and the advertising industry, churn out pro-war propaganda and sexist assumptions as if they were catnip to the people.
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To churn out gasoline, jet fuel and diesel, US refineries require a steady dose of the heavy crude — the kind typically found in Venezuela.
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Click here to view original GIFIf there's something more satisfying than watching hyper-specific machinery churn out random parts, I haven't found it yet.
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Nio would have to churn out more than twice as many vehicles as current capacity allows, and find buyers for all of them, too.
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The dam is currently only half complete, but the government says it is designed to churn out 6,000 megawatts (MW) of power on completion.
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The latter continued to churn out albums from a trove of unreleased material—helping to feed strange conspiracy theories that he was still alive.
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As first reported by Business Insider, researchers from the University of Chicago have trained a neural network that can churn out convincing fake reviews.
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And whether it's on purpose or not, the way she operates conforms to this idea of a factory, operating efficiently, to churn out plans.
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Factories can churn out even complex contraptions; the cost of producing the second or millionth copy of a piece of software is roughly zero.
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The professional leagues are succeeding despite the fact that there is no overarching amateur system to bring young people in and churn out talent.
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In fact, treating cells with these breakdown products made them churn out more inflammatory molecules, and made mice more inflamed, with higher blood pressure.
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But Autodesk has come up with a better approach: a 3D printer with multiple heads that all work together to churn out massive creations.
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Without fail, the hosts of the Today and Good Morning America churn out epic Halloween costumes year after year — and 2018 is no exception.
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Mehta added that India would likely churn out 8.3 million tonnes of soybeans in the 2017/2018 crop year that ends on Sept. 30.
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The engineered yeast can then churn out a vegetarian version of heme, the metallic-tasting substance you also find in your blood and muscle.
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Thankfully, all churn out some of the most consistently satisfying cups of caffeine in the city, which is why the company continues to expand.
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Two Indian technology veterans have set up a new fund that they hope will help the county churn out world-class, billion-dollar startups.
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Over the course of 219 lectures, this learning pack will arm you with the copy chops you need to churn out compelling, clickable copy.
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Universities in Toronto, Waterloo, Montreal, Edmonton and Vancouver churn out educated computer and data scientists with design to use their talents for noble pursuits.
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A dozen maquilas in the suburbs of Ciudad del Este churn out everything from clothing to car parts; five years ago there were none.
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Such partnerships reduce the need for extensive kitchen operations like the ones that churn out hot meals and prepared foods in Whole Foods stores.
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Impossible Objects has developed commercial 3-D printers that can churn out parts that are ready to use in cars, planes, computers and more.
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"Nevertheless, the favorable prospects for corporate executives to churn out windfall profits should ultimately drag the broader indices beyond their previous highs," said Klein.
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Budding YouTuber Will Smith isn't afraid to churn out some weird content on his channel, including an attempt at getting frisky with a humanoid.
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The legislation is designed to help prosecutors keep pace with criminals who churn out chemically tweaked fentanyl analogues to evade strict Schedule I regulations.
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Kojima left Konami and the publisher used the game's Fox engine and what remained of Kojima's former team to churn out Metal Gear Survive.
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Around the world, thousands of poorly-paid employees churn out fake goods in secret sweatshops while unscrupulous bosses reap the rewards from consumer demand.
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The space has allowed Ample Hills to improve production with the capacity to churn out 500,000 gallons a year (right now they're at 50,000).
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The cracker would produce ethylene and other basic petrochemical products, while the olefin downstream facilities would churn out high-value petrochemical products including polyethylene.
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These mostly small and medium-size businesses churn out components ranging from bearings, castings and industrial packaging to electronic assemblies, pressure gauges and steel.
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By Tuesday, production lines that had crafted sleek display stands for Nike sneakers were being retooled to churn out face shields, 1,000 a day.
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Its newsroom and its entertainment studio churn out thousands of videos and articles each week, to an audience of 690 million people every month.
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Shiller may see red flags, but he isn't ruling out a market that continues to churn out fresh records for months, if not years.
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Asian benchmark refining margins DUB-SIN-REF started 2016 near multi-year highs, spurring refiners to churn out as much fuel as they could.
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Even better, those schools would churn out hundreds of qualified college applicants that Harvard or its many peers could more effectively admit each year.
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Critics often dismiss it as another lumbering United Nations agency paying tax-free salaries to technocrats to live in Switzerland and churn out reports.
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Other investors may plan to churn out of the shares so quickly that they're uninterested in a company's potential governance issues later in time.
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Upon first glance, Reductress stories look like the kind of, well, reductive posts that content mills churn out with the aim of infesting Facebook.
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The proposed mine is expected to churn out 225,000 tonnes of copper per year for an initial mine life of more than 25 years.
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In other news: ■ Newsrooms are increasingly relying on artificial intelligence to churn out quick news pieces about earthquakes, sports scores and — of course — earnings.
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The line can churn out 5,400 bottles a day, "and everything is automated except putting the caps on," said Christopher Ntege, the chief pharmacist.
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Meanwhile, Robert Mueller continues to churn out indictments that seek accountability for the unprecedented assault on our electoral process and our way of life.
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Why, exactly, did Trump's flub cause the entire internet to come together and, all at once, decide to churn out the worst jokes imaginable?
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Earlier this year, the company opened a 25,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in East Austin that can churn out a unit in just eight weeks.
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Digital newsrooms churn out coverage of flat Earth truthers using tools that make it easy to find stories bubbling up from the depths of Reddit.
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Rune Moklebust and Thomas Hellum were the brains behind the train video, and they've helped churn out a slew of luxuriously long films since then.
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Each wilayat, or province, now runs its own media office, staffed by camera operators and editors who churn out localized content from Nigeria to Afghanistan.
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Maybe blame director Michael Bay—or Akiva Goldsman, who assembled a writer's room in order to churn out more Transformers movies for Paramount and Hasbro.
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By passing pieces seamlessly through an edit desk, they hoped to create a sustainable business model that would churn out high-volume content for free.
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Even if a program can churn out songs quickly, a human will still ultimately need to weigh in on whether it sounds right or good.
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Just 5.1 percent of subscribers churn out monthly — a low rate for a subscription service that has come down from 7.5 percent two years ago.
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Makerbot was supposed to commercialize the 3D printer, to give us all a reason to churn out plastic gewgaws with our super-cool 3D printer.
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Without fail, the hosts of the Today show and Good Morning America churn out epic Halloween costumes year after year — and 2017 is no exception.
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What ensues is both hilarious and painful as they cough, squirm and fight back tears—yet still managing to churn out a practically flawless performance.
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Cafe X's kiosk is "manned" by a modified Mitsubishi industrial arm nicknamed Gordon that can churn out espressos, cappuccinos, and a few other coffee options.
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They are manual, so an operator needs to oversee each stage of the process; they churn out 400 records a day if operating flat out.
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Since Nintendo is using a new Nvidia Tegra processor, then the Switch should be able to churn out 4K graphics on the handheld Switch monitor.
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A new method of 3D-printing reported in Nature today could churn out weldable aluminum alloy parts to make lightweight and speedy planes and cars.
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Myers came up with The Office: An XXX Parody, the first of eight pop-culture television parodies he'd churn out for New Sensations that year.
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Across the board, analysts are lifting their expectations for Russian companies' profits this year, and some of those companies churn out rich dividends to shareholders.
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The Danish duo, who are now based out of LA, have continued to regularly churn out consistently great new material since forming 15 years ago.
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That desire has fueled a surge in escapist entertainment like online live-streaming, Korean television dramas and blogs that churn out feel-good clickbait content.
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If only there were a new-opera studio, akin to the vintage B-picture system, that could churn out works of this energy and originality.
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The Bantu educational system had been set up to churn out vast numbers of low-skilled, low-wage black workers to feed into mining operations.
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In the Netflix age, media companies and networks are in a mad dash to churn out a barrage of shows, often seeking quantity over quality.
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On the contrary, United States automakers have continued to churn out S.U.V.s and pickup trucks, whose sales have surged because of relatively low fuel prices.
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More than a century after the first known science-fiction movies were made, filmmakers continue to churn out supernatural stories, and viewers can't get enough.
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The union primarily represents traditional screenwriters — the 12,000 or so wordsmiths who dream up film scripts and annually churn out thousands of scripted TV episodes.
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Drinkmaker can carbonate using curbside recyclable CO2 cartridges, chill down to 35 degrees Fahrenheit, and quickly churn out several types of cocktails, beers, and ciders.
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The president's call to "reduce pricing" was an apparent reference for oil producers to churn out more supply in order to contain spiking oil prices.
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The H-AA is a sturdy contender, made of impact-resistant, BPA-free materials to churn out your concoctions without worrying about it falling apart.
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That changed in 1973 when the Polish manufacturer FSM began to churn out its version of the Fiat 126 under license from the Italian carmaker.
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Mr. Musk also overestimated Tesla's ability to mass-produce the Model 3; he once expected the company to churn out several hundred thousand in 2018.
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It's perhaps the lack of pressure to churn out club hits that's led to the inimitable simplicity behind his refix for fellow Brooklynite Justin Cudmore.
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Suzumo Machinery Co. makes robots that can churn out 4,800 rice balls an hour and others that plop rice into bowls, measured to the gram.
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T-Pain could churn out a million hooks like this, and Wayne could rap a million verses where he rides the beat just this smoothly.
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But Roggeveen said it could be a while before the Chinese navy began to steadily churn out aircraft carriers at the rate it has other ships.
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These flybys will result in important new data about the Sun, such as the nature of its corona and its ability to churn out solar storms.
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But while Netflix's subscriber growth will slow at some point, the company will have to continue to churn out content at its current pace, Damodaran said.
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Disney's acquisition of Lucasfilm came with a pragmatic mandate to churn out "Star Wars" fare, including stand-alone stories separate and distinct from the primary trilogies.
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We know Facebook has been looking into developing its own silicon, but it would be an incredible feat to churn out something this impressive so quickly.
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"It's been cleaned up a great deal, to the place where we are continuing to try to churn out huge support from the RSC," he said.
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The Frisky continues to churn out questionable content at a rate of around 20 articles per day, most of it rewritten from other sites like CheatSheet.com.
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Shares in Albemarle and SQM, which together churn out 37 percent of the world's lithium, are down 25 percent and 20 percent so far this year.
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Ford continues to churn out strong profits, reporting a record $403 billion in pretax earnings in 2016, and expects to earn around $9 billion this year.
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At what is one of the largest art factories in the world, around 1,000 artists and 3,000 assistants churn out ornaments for Kim Jong Un's regime.
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They are plentiful between European languages, since the European Union's institutions churn out vast amounts of material translated by humans between the EU's 24 official languages.
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Etihad's finances have imploded in recent years, making it an obvious target for Emirates, which has continued to churn out reasonable profits in spite of turbulence.
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Beyond this batch, Tan says TinyMOS needs to raise another round of funds from private investors before it can churn out a sufficient volume for retail.
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Back in July, Tesla's visionary CEO, Elon Musk, said the company would churn out 1,500 Model 3s by September as the company gradually scaled up production.
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Bayan al-Zahran, a lawyer in Jeddah, has set up the first female-led law firm, and law faculties in women's colleges churn out fresh attorneys.
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What was going on in your life that you were able to churn out two albums that are some of the most beloved indie rock records?
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And given data is so important to our government and we churn out so much of it — the government does — what do you think you've accomplished?
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President Trump has called for 25,000 more agents, which means the academy will need to churn out hundreds of graduating classes to meet the new mandate.
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Consumer-friendly shopping tools like the government's College Scorecard and net price calculators will churn out misleading information, making it difficult for applicants to compare colleges.
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Actually, they saw what was happening in South Korea, where they've created these highly effective drive-through testing centers, managing to churn out 2000,2275 since diagnosis.
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Actually, they saw what was happening in South Korea, where they've created these highly effective drive-through testing centers, managing to churn out 2000,2275 since diagnosis.
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Built in the early 22008s, it was overhauled in 22012 to churn out conventional panels used to build solar farms in Greece, Italy and South Africa.
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It has the capacity to churn out 20 million of them every day, but the demand in China alone is closer to 60 million a day.
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By 2020, Beijing expects its automakers to be able to churn out two million electric and hybrid vehicles annually — six times the number produced in 2015.
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Every new iteration of the Stargate printer has been significantly bigger than the last, allowing it to churn out very large rocket parts in one piece.
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She rose before dawn to churn out pages while her children slept, then car-pooled to Manhattan to work at the Gordon R. Tavistock advertising agency.
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Orders for the most advanced turbines have dwindled along with the entire market, even though they churn out the most electricity per unit of fuel burned.
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"The educational systems around the world are not geared up to churn out enough of the people with these sorts of higher level skills," Cox said.
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But in a year of global uncertainty for the watch industry — heck, for everybody — companies continued to churn out head-turning pieces across the price spectrum.
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Also, as GasBuddy senior petroleum analyst Dan McTeague told NPR, driving season also sees refineries churn out more lower-emission fuels that are costlier to produce.
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The propaganda machine has already started to churn out diatribes against Mr. Rouhani and his allies, making many Iranians fear a repeat of the 2005 election.
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While other hackathons churn out useless projects in earnest, the Stupid Hackathon strips pretension away from tech developers' money-backed scramble to satisfy every human need.
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Scientists figured that small stars are able to churn out rocky planets, but that dwarf star systems didn't possess enough overall material to form Jupiter-sized planets.
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GENEVA – The world&aposs largest particle smasher is kicking off a major upgrade to churn out 10 times more data and help unlock the secrets of physics.
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That in turn puts a burden on the pancreas to churn out more insulin in a hurry, which over time can contribute to diabetes and weight gain.
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The Veyron's 8.0-liter, W16 engine (think two V8's side by side) has been upgraded to churn out 1,500 horsepower and 1,200 pound-feet of torque.
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Soon, they were able to churn out songs regularly and the tunes became a vital discovery tool for the site, luring in new fans with each one.
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These days, it seems a good horror film is hard to find — although history has shown that Hollywood can really churn out shit-your-pants-scary films.
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The plant should churn out 1.2 million phones a year - a drop in the ocean compared to last year's worldwide smartphone market shipments of almost 1.5 billion.
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The infected bacteria then churn out thousands of copies of the original virus—with the addition, in this case, of the protein encoded by the extra gene.
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Both its main engine-making rivals, GE and UTC, are huge conglomerates, and churn out other products that can make up the shortfall; Rolls is more exposed.
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In the future, intrepid spacefarers may print everything from dishes and silverware to hydroponic veggie boxes to the bioreactors that'll churn out their algae-based protein bars.
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The company continues to churn out strong profits, reporting a record $10.4 billion in pretax earnings in 2016, and expects to earn around $9 billion this year.
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I'd rather have a studio with a pulse than one that will just churn out sad shells of celluloid labeled as Fantastic Four films every so often.
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But Mr Kim shows no sign of being willing to denuclearise in the way America wants him to, and continues to churn out fissile material for bombs.
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The factory is preparing to churn out between two and four planes a month, though it will not say who has ordered them, or in what quantities.
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As part of the nutrition center, you'll also be able to grind coffee beans, turn nuts into butter, churn out soy milk, or whip up frozen desserts.
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By automatically parsing and categorizing each play, WSC is able to churn out a far greater range of highlights than was possible through manual tagging of videos.
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The tiny locations churn out nothing but Korean street toast: eggs, cheese, and other toppings sandwiched in between two pieces of white bread and grilled to order.
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The DEA says these legal changes would help prosecutors keep pace with criminals who constantly churn out chemically tweaked fentanyl analogues to evade strict Schedule I regulations.
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At least five mines - which churn out more than 85 percent of Congo's copper, cobalt and gold production - resigned from the industry body, the joint statement said.
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No, you're not just going to chuck a packet of Fleischmann's into a dune of AP flour and churn out some flavorless LEGO block of sandwich bread.
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Palm oil, grown widely in Malaysia and Indonesia, can be used to churn out biodiesel, so its price is often influenced by movements in crude oil markets.
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The woman knows how to rock a slick pony, go above and beyond on her smoky eye, and — as we recently learned — churn out a killer manicure.
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The five wet mills are able to churn out multiple products, including higher margin ones, like corn syrup, made from the same corn starch that produces ethanol.
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Sanders has an inexhaustible base of grass-roots donors that will churn out tens of millions of dollars for him as long as he's in the race.
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Sanders has an inexhaustible base of grass-roots donors that will churn out tens of millions of dollars for him as long as he's in the race.
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Marion Nestle, a professor of nutrition, food studies and public health at New York University, said that many researchers are under enormous pressure to churn out papers.
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Compared with the United States and Canada, the rest of the field does not have the infrastructure to identify and churn out the next generation of players.
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This job required crack editing skills, a bizarre amount of really niche info on every industry you could imagine, and the ability to churn out drafts fast.
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Ferrari announced some midterm targets this year - pledging to double core earnings and churn out hybrids and an SUV - but a detailed strategy was due in September.
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That, in turn, could weigh on the industrial manufacturers, from the makers of farm equipment to the factories that churn out piping for oil and gas extraction.
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AMC employees we spoke to have reported pressure to churn out membership sales, with a sharp focus on numbers, and fewer people to staff some theater locations.
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Dozens of Chinese cities are erecting subsidized factories to churn out semiconductors in competition with American giants, as well as with companies in Taiwan and South Korea.
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Yogurt: In South Asian households, cultures of the tart dairy product are akin to heirlooms, preserved for years and passed down to help churn out new batches.
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Comics have always a flexible genre, and with a big enough stable of characters, the best in the business make sure to churn out something for everyone.
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Roosegaarde and co-creator Bob Ursem, nanoparticles expert at Delft University of Technology, say their tower can churn out 30,000 cubic metres of clean air an hour.
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That said, we'll make one final exception for British producer Murlo, who has consistently demonstrated his ability to churn out icy, grime-tinged reworks of pop jams.
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Despite how glamorous it seems to be a beauty influencer, Perkins and DeGroot opened up about the pressures they feel to constantly churn out content for their followers.
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And if Google really can churn out amazing photos and perfect short videos that users really love, it won't matter if the Clips camera feels reminiscent of 1984.
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Meanwhile, oil producers in the United States continue to churn out record amounts of oil, with crude output at an unprecedented level of more than 11.5 million bpd.
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Ethiopia has an array of hydropower projects under construction, including the $4.1 billion Grand Renaissance Dam along the Nile River that will churn out 6,000 MW upon completion.
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And no additional chickens means you'll struggle to churn out the trillions of eggs required to reach the nonillions of dollars needed to buy the late-game upgrades.
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In effect mRNA serves as software that can be injected into the body to instruct ribosomes, the "3D-printers" found inside cells, to churn out the desired proteins.
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There can be 105 parts in the movement alone, and there are dozens of steps — many painstakingly detailed — as workers churn out up to 1,53 watches a day.
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For example, Robock and his colleagues estimate that if India and Pakistan began nuking each other, the conflict could churn out enough soot to make global temperatures plummet.
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They'll also probably have better graphics than the PS VR, which is unlikely to produce the same eye candy that a Nvidia Titan graphics card can churn out.
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I talked with CEO Peter Beck at Disrupt SF in September and he proudly discussed the infrastructure the company had built to churn out rockets in huge numbers.
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But it likely helps to graduate from Harvard, Stanford or one of about a dozen other prominent universities that churn out a high number of top startup executives.
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Astronauts have used the startup's AMF, or Additive Manufacturing Facility, on the ISS to churn out everything from finger splints to tools, sculptures and even other printer parts.
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Tesla, which has made battery power sexy again in the past decade, produced just 250,000 units last year, a fraction of what Volkswagen or Toyota churn out annually.
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The selfie camera's output is soft by default, but it has enough detail to let me churn out some good shots by amping up the contrast and sharpening.
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It's also a testament to the band's sheer inability to write a bad song, as if they couldn't churn out a dud if they were deliberately trying to.
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Once upon a time in the 1990s, Taco Bell invented a magical machine that could churn out a boatload of tacos in a very short period of time.
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As the Washington Post noted, Jake Paul's catchphrase — "It's everyday, bro" — references the frequency with which he and his family churn out video content of his daily life.
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That is becoming a growing concern for analysts because recent government data has shown weak demand for gasoline despite robust activity at the refineries that churn out fuel.
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That means the world's three top producers, Russia, the United States and Saudi Arabia, now all churn out around 11 million bpd, meeting a third of global demand.
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China, which produces about half the world's steel, has been ramping up output since March as rising prices and improved demand spurred mills to churn out more alloy.
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Ethiopia has an array of hydropower projects under construction, including the $4.1 billion Grand Renaissance Dam along the Nile River that will churn out 6,000 MW upon completion.
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How does a company that continues to churn out high-quality cars with top-level technology, like its self-driving Super Cruise system, continue to dip in sales?
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The biggest and, and maybe counterintuitively one of the best, players, though, is China—the country's four largest farms churn out around 60 percent of the world's production.
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According to the rep, it has a 28,22011 square meter workshop, with 24 workers and 25 machines that can churn out up to 22016,73 phone cases per day.
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A local furniture company and "a group of guys" who make upholstery for hot rods have also said they will churn out masks for the hospital, Hight said.
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You'd normally find soy leghemoglobin in the roots of soy plants, but in the interest of efficiency Impossible Foods has genetically engineered yeast to churn out the stuff.
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The company designs its bikes in the United States but imports them from China because domestic factories are not equipped to churn out tiny bike frames en masse.
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Granted, it's tough to churn out mass-produced grub for hundreds or thousands of passengers, and even tougher to let that food maintain some semblance of culinary integrity.
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Even though I've watched it happen dozens of times, it still feels like a minor miracle that my colleagues are able to consistently churn out documentaries worth watching.
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The distillery is ramping up to churn out "thousands and thousands of liters of bottles" as early as next week, said Kirby Kallas-Lewis, the founder of OOLA.
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But what is probably more important is that the iPhone and other core businesses continue to churn out staggering profits even after stripping away the effects of taxes.
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But US Gulf Coast refineries have long relied on Venezuela's heavy grade of crude to churn out gasoline, jet fuel and diesel that keep the American economy humming.
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In a period of investment calm and artificially low interest rates, automated funds, which churn out consistent if unspectacular returns, have become very popular among yield-hungry investors.
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In some cases, that means making much smaller batches than mass-production-oriented assembly lines churn out, or using robotics and 3-D printing to create bespoke items.
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The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam - now over 60 percent complete and which will churn out 6,000 MW upon completion - is centerpiece to the country's ambitious power exporting plans.
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Tesla is on track not only to churn out 24,23 Model 2420s per week, but could even ramp production up to 2301,2338.69 with little impact on its spending.
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Reports are suggesting the Switch will barely churn out 1080p graphics to a TV, and Nintendo has confirmed at least one game won't even handle that relatively rote spec.
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Back in December Eurogamer reported that the Switch could only churn out games to the TV at a 24p resolution and games to the Switch's tablet at just 2900p.
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As Nintendo continues to churn out Classic Editions of its most nostalgia-inducing consoles, the retro gaming fad is only going to keep getting bonus lives and time extensions.
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It's been said before, but Adventure Time really is a little like Saturday Night Live in that show's golden era for its ability to foster and churn out talent.
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And, when it comes to politics, it somehow managed to churn out episodes that, in hindsight, forewarned us of the chaos that was to come under a Trump administration.
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While automakers invest in CES to show off investments in new technology, and use auto shows to churn out business announcements, Pebble Beach is where cars take center stage.
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Production costs are much lower in Vietnam and Thailand, which are blessed with wide plains irrigated by large river systems that allow them to churn out large rice surpluses.
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A new type of snow machine can churn out the white stuff when it's as hot as 90 degrees out, and it uses way less water in the process.
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According to Dunn, that design and the other controversial styles were likely purchased from vendors that churn out designs to sell to retailers like Forever 21 and H&M.
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Musk's $2000-billion dollar venture said it would also churn out 23,22 of the Model 2500 cars next week and promised output would climb rapidly through the second quarter.
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Last May CMPC, a Chilean concern, fired up a plant in Rio Grande do Sul state in southern Brazil that will churn out 1.3m tonnes of pulp a year.
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Thin on qualified cadres of its own, AK relied on the cemaat and its schools to churn out polished, devout candidates for government jobs, pushing out old-guard secularists.
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And while the singer-actress-human statuette continues to Benjamin Button her way through life, every red carpet seems like a new opportunity to churn out a personal best.
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The series of months surrounding awards shows usually churn out most of the nominees, but February's Black Panther swooped in to clinch a few nominations (especially in music categories).
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Brazil continued to churn out unicorns this month, with Curitiba-based Ebanx becoming the first startup from the southern part of the country to top a $1 billion valuation.
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China has been pushing to erode a domestic glut in corn supply through steps such as using the grain to churn out ethanol or other products like biodegradable plastics.
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But while U.S. equities continue to churn out gains, Eibel warned that a shaky political backdrop and anemic economic recovery could spark a selloff over the next several months.
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The company's facilities can churn out several kilograms of product an hour, and recently received funding to build a pilot plant that would operate on a much larger scale.
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Its peers include Zume Pizza, Cafe X, Makr Shakr, Frobot and Sally, which are developing robots to help commercial kitchens churn out pizzas, lattes, cocktails, frozen yogurt, and salads.
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Impossible Foods genetically modifies yeast in order to turn the organisms into tiny heme factories that churn out enough of the ingredient to give the burgers their meaty flavor.
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You might expect a vending machine to churn out sad, cardboard pies straight out of the freezer aisle, but the Pizza ATM cooks up some surprisingly decent-looking pizza.
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But opening up their delivery services to Uber's vast user base also means restaurants may be required to churn out more food more quickly to meet the growing demand.
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The German company aims to deploy its enormous manufacturing network to churn out battery-powered cars faster, and in greater volume, than Tesla, which has had trouble meeting demand.
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Even after three independent researchers were unable to reproduce his findings in 22013, Harvard hired him in 22013 and his lab continued to churn out studies upholding his theory.
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John Deere has several plants in the state, making tractors and combines, and hundreds of metal manufacturers churn out fences and grain bins for family farmers and corporate growers.
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US Gulf Coast refiners, led by Citgo, Chevron and Valero, blend heavy crude with lighter barrels found in US shale oilfields to churn out gasoline, diesel and jet fuel.
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That may not seem like much in the era of movies that churn out $1 billion in receipts, but biographical movies about musicians have never been major box office draws.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Can you imagine how many botched fakes a master forger must churn out before passing one off as a $20013-million Frans Hals, Scorpio?
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The Coringa project will churn out 83,000 ounces per annum of gold at a cost of $783 per ounce, adding to the 38,000 ounces now produced from Serabi's two mines.
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In case you haven't noticed, companies big and small are willing to pay top dollar to be able to churn out video content like attention-grabbing animations and promotional slideshows.
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"I was waiting in a queue outside a government procurement center for six days to sell my pigeon peas," said Suryawanshi, who stopped growing sugarcane to churn out the peas.
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Kenyan universities churn out ever more adept planners, but the Nairobi County Government lacks the budget to hire them, so the best often go into the private sector or abroad.
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This clearly needs its own section, in order of awfulness: Our premium subscription service continues to churn out some awesome long-reads as a channel for our staff's niche obsessions.
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"This year our team focused on scaling up production to churn out Electron rockets at a rate of one per month," Peter Beck, Rocket Lab's CEO, said in a statement.
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The Zhengzhou forward curve remains in a steep contango, with January's 121 yuan above August prices, indicating the market expects the current crunch to ebb as mines churn out more.
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But labor rights campaigners worry that push to churn out cheap handsets and tablets may lead to greater abuse of workers' rights in India, the world's fastest-growing smartphone market.
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Guinea's mines ministry said in August that Chalco, Chinalco's listed arm, was set to invest $500 million to churn out bauxite, a raw material for aluminum, in the country's north.
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Chinese companies that churn out eggs for commercial sale typically sell hens at live poultry markets after 29 to 26.5 days of laying, when they begin to produce less regularly.
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Big accounts churn out dozens of tips a day – with no advice as to what followers can afford to spend – all of which can be backed with a single click.
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Trench Town is no longer a war zone: Marley's old neighbourhood is being dolled up; local recording studios churn out gangsta reggae; a few intrepid tourists venture into the area.
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To cover the costs, its owners have lifted menu prices and bought new equipment, including a mixer that allows them to churn out their 20123 varieties of pie more efficiently.
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Free from fear that they may face justice, those same individuals actually churn out memoirs detailing and justifying the torture that they oversaw, unconcerned with the possibility of criminal prosecutions.
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At a Ford plant in Redford, Michigan, a suite of two dozen 3D-printing machines — from Carbon and nine other suppliers — churn out parts for its sports cars and trucks.
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BEIJING — Chinese primary and secondary schools are often derided as grueling, test-driven institutions that churn out students who can recite basic facts but have little capacity for deep reasoning.
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By 2016, China had the capacity to churn out over 1 billion tons — so much that the government decided to pull production back to 800 million tons annually, per Reuters.
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They also took shots at Trump by saying they hoped the Obamas' Netflix production deal would churn out a new 'Apprentice' that got huge ratings ... something DT would clearly hate.
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Even though Marvel Studios can now churn out successful movies in its massive Marvel Cinematic Universe like a well-oiled machine, it was unproven near the beginning of the decade.
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The world's largest drone maker, DJI (which produces the Phantom and Inspire series), is based in Shenzhen, amid factories that churn out much of the world's circuits, batteries, and cameras.
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Now the company is ready to open a proper rocket factory, where it will churn out launch vehicles and, if all goes well, take its first steps into the cosmos.
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And in China the rise of independent refiners, known as teapots, has driven exports of gasoline and diesel as refineries churn out more fuel than even fuel-thirsty China needs.
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The brand has launched its first electric SUV, the e-Tron, which is made at a plant in Brussels that used to churn out small cars powered by fossil fuels.
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MMG said has said production has not been affected by the protests and that it still expects Las Bambas to churn out 250,000 to 300,000 tonnes of copper this year.
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New York (CNN Business)President Donald Trump's crackdown on Venezuela threatens to create a shortage of heavy crude, which American refineries need to churn out gasoline, jet fuel and diesel.
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So what does this mean for the legions of white bedroom producers who will likely continue to churn out homages to their favorite house and techno legends year after year?
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Viacom shares have fallen more than 50 percent over the past five years as many of its signature channels have failed to churn out hit shows that resonate with younger audiences.
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The president may feel compelled to churn out as many attention-grabbing orders as possible because if there's one thing Trump knows how to do, it's put his name on something.
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Prince told him he refused to churn out the same type of music over and over -- that it would have been easy to repeat "Purple Rain," but he wouldn't do it.
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Now LanzaTech is working on funding a plant at its Freedom Pines facility in Georgia that can churn out 10 million gallons a year of jet fuel made from sustainable ethanol.
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Fast-fashion megaliths churn out new designs at an alarming rate — and this year, they've been caught repurposing the work of independent creators and calling it their own on multiple occasions.
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So a 2000-square-foot garden, the American average on which households spend $70 per year, could churn out 300 pounds of fresh produce worth about $600 annually, the association estimates.
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If you're in a hurry, or simply don't have access to Photoshop, there are many websites and standalone apps that can be used to churn out a quick and dirty GIF.
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De Beers is investing $94 million over four years to build a U.S. factory that will churn out 500,000 carats a year, for example, while Chinese producers are stepping up output.
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Sheer necessity forced American business to get more innovative during the Second World War to churn out the armaments that America needed; those lessons were then carried over into peacetime production.
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The company is building a factory in Shanghai that it says will eventually churn out 500,000 vehicles a year, about five times the number it currently produces in the United States.
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Such over-the-top historical epics have largely gone out of fashion in America, but they're still massively popular in China, where studios churn out hundreds of historical films every year.
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The company developed recreation facilities for the campus and designed a kitchen able to churn out the huge amounts of food necessary to feed tens of thousands of workers each day.
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Is Carrie's willingness to churn out lowbrow lounge-around-in-your-sweatsuit Netflix fodder supposed to be understood as socioeconomically inevitable, and therefore forgivable, given its rewards in fame and residuals?
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The state of play: After a brief run of original hits, Broadway this year opted to churn out surefire moneymakers with mass appeal with little to show for acclaimed original shows.
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For years, fund companies that rely on active stock selection to churn out returns have been pummeled by investors switching over to lower-cost, better-performing index and exchange-traded funds.
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There's only one way for these workers to push back against the way they're exploited while franchises like Call of Duty churn out money for those at the very top: unionization.
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In its factory in Charlotte, N.C., Strong Manufacturers has three L-shaped machines that are set up to churn out about 2150 masks a minute, or roughly 313 million a month.
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In recent days, one of the company's plants in Michigan has begun using its fabric-cutting equipment to churn out surgical masks with material donated by textile companies in the Carolinas.
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There are at least three others in the region that produce the same chemicals, and 20103 or more other facilities, big and small, that churn out a dizzying array of compounds.
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He brought the story home with him, and his artisans now churn out 50,000 pickle ornaments a year, making it a best seller behind only Santa Claus and colored glass balls.
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Over time he will have to -- he will have to turn the dials to modulate that spend to where he has a really good business that doesn't churn out on him.
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Edison hired people who were mostly, if not all, scientifically smarter than he was — Edison's formal education ended after only three months, so he could churn out new gadgets and innovations.
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According to co-publishers Knopf and Little, Brown, Clinton will pair his experience from inside the White House with Patterson's time-tested knack for suspense to churn out a "blockbuster" political thriller.
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If we were to churn out think pieces and filmmaker interviews about its social relevance, it would be unfair to what the movie actually is (and would sound pretty self-important too).
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But Thai exporters of rubber, used to churn out everything from tires to surgeons' gloves, told Reuters they did not expect any major impact on shipments due to stocks already in place.
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Unlike a conventional computer program, where code is written to churn out predictable results, the researchers sought to create a "true" representation by feeding archived weather data into software that simulates weather.
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Under the project, the company will build a residual fuel oil upgrading system and an olefin production system that will churn out 405,000 tonnes of polypropylene a year, along with other products.
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It's equipped with a barcode reader allowing a driver's license to be quickly scanned, while a thermal printer can churn out tickets and citations that drivers can tear off like a receipt.
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"There's an incredible need to ensure there are resources in place so people don't churn out of the community; getting people in the door is only half the battle," Groce told TechCrunch.
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It's been a little more focused on comedy since The Big Bang Theory broke out, but that also might be because it can churn out these sorts of dramas in its sleep.
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The CompTIA Cyber Security Expert Bundle — $59 See Details The primary role of a DevOps engineer is to churn out code and updates quickly, all while collaborating and communicating within the team.
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The main argument against security solutions powered by unsupervised machine learning is that they churn out too many false positives and alerts, effectively resulting in alert fatigue and a decrease in sensibility.
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The popularity of homoerotic fiction, dubbed "boys love," has soared in recent years in China, where a booming cottage industry of self-published authors churn out hundreds of new titles each month.
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OPEC announced in March that it would invite U.S. producers to the seminar to discuss shale production and technology, as the world's largest economy continues to churn out massive amounts of crude.
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Luminar plans to churn out thousands of its sensors to major car companies at a cost of several hundred dollars apiece, while most Lidar sensors cost tens of thousands of dollars each.
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The Reagan administration gave the office these powers under the reasoning that agencies have bureaucratic incentives to churn out new rules, so someone should have the job of keeping them in check.
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You could argue that you could do that too right, because you're a brand and you could just churn out stuff and attach your name and maybe drop by once a year.
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Mr. Stumpf's spent 34 years at a bank that had once been regarded as a darling on Wall Street because of its ability to churn out profits even as other banks struggled.
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Twitter allows astrologers to push out updates to fans that keep pace with the news, and A.I. and machine learning can churn out predictions at speeds unmatched by flesh-and-blood astrologers.
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In 2015, Putin expelled Soros's philanthropic organization, the Open Society Foundations, from Russia, claiming it was a security threat, and Russian state media churn out a steady flow of anti-Soros content.
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Trump's trip to Ohio aimed to give Balderson a final push before Tuesday's election — an election that, the president hopes, will churn out another GOP win and bolster Republicans' confidence in November.
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The vote on Thursday capped an often frustrating seven months for Republicans, who had hoped to churn out reams of conservative legislation with their control of both chambers and the White House.
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Over the past few years, creators have started openly discussing feeling burnt out, which often comes from the pressure to constantly churn out new videos for their thousands -- sometimes millions -- of fans.
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US industry leader Tesla (TSLA) is building a factory in Shanghai that it says will eventually churn out 500,000 electric cars a year, compared with about 100,000 annually in the United States.
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Even ISIS' role in inspiring "lone wolf" attacks has waned as it has suffered battlefield setbacks and lost territory in Syria and Iraq, which limited its ability to churn out propaganda materials.
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Americans supposedly have little patience for expertise these days — except, it seems, when it comes to parenting experts, who continue to churn out guides as quickly as their audience can consume them.
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With eight regular-season games, pro football rarely if ever pays for itself, no matter how many fictional economic impact reports the league's captive economists and chamber-of-commerce sorts churn out.
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The bulk of Ranger's appeal lies in their ability to churn out pitch-perfect 80s-worshipping speed metal (piercing howls, shrieking leads, and all) without sounding stale, or derivative, or self-conscious.
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Google, Twitter, and Facebook have all regularly shifted the blame to algorithms when this happens, but the issue is that said companies write the algorithms, making them responsible for what they churn out.
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Rather than hire a whole cast of musicians and composers, the invention allowed them to churn out affordable musical accompaniment made by a solo composer, or in many cases, the film's directors themselves.
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While it's unclear when Bravo will churn out their return to Dirty John, they have already confirmed the next season will follow the anthology framework that has been in place since the beginning.
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Since then, he's continued to churn out monochromatic, athleisure-inspired looks that have been, in lieu of traditional ad campaigns, publicized via paparazzi and Instagram photos of wife Kim Kardashian and other influencers.
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However, Marchionne is likely to desire a buyer that would ensure a stable supply of components to FCA plants, which churn out a range of products from tiny Fiat 500s to sporty Maseratis.
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Expectations are created by: The reality is: I'll look at the ways you may be misleading your users and increasing the likelihood that they will churn out before giving your app a chance.
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Image: NASA, ESA and D. PlayerHigh-energy superflares are typically associated with young, quickly rotating stars, but new evidence suggests mature, plodding stars like our own can still churn out the odd superflare.
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See the Picbot in action: The Picbot has an accompanying app (because of course it does) that features filters and an array of editing options so you can churn out Instagram-worthy shots.
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In addition to a hatred of wax posing as candy, you'll need access to a 3D printer to churn out all the parts for this build, and a bunch of sturdy elastic bands.
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Walmex, with 2,390 stores across Mexico, is positioned to churn out speedy grocery deliveries, a goal shared by its parent company Walmart Inc in the United States, particularly faced with competition from Amazon.
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Reuters polls earlier this year predicted record palm output in Southeast Asia in 2019, with Malaysia's production seen rising to 20 million tonnes, while Indonesia was forecast to churn out 20193 million tonnes.
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The country will churn out 22019 million tonnes of soybeans in the 220/193 crop year, up 219% from the year before, its agriculture ministry said on Friday in a monthly crop report.
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Some of the fastest web-offset presses, in which an inked image is transferred to another roller and thence to the surface being printed, can churn out more than 20 newspapers a second.
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StockUnlimited Vector Plan: Lifetime Subscription — $215 See Details Now if you don't feel like mastering Photoshop but would still like to have the capability to churn out gorgeous content, turn to Visme instead.
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But while Netflix is under mounting pressure to churn out brand new, original IP that will attract and retain subs, Disney is building off of an existing base with an incredible track record.
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Indonesia, which buys most of its soybeans from the United States to churn out foods such as tofu and local dish tempe, removed the import tax in 2013 to quell rising food inflation.
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The speediest article I managed to generate was a superficial sample of less than 250 words on the topic of "Kim Kardashian" — which took the algorithm less than 50 seconds to churn out.
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Google starts looking for quality copy on websites to make sure it's giving users the best results, so a small company creates a neural network that can churn out search engine-optimized filler.
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It is here that drug lords continue to churn out one of the Southeast Asian underworld's top-selling products: little candy-pink pills, packed with methamphetamine, that smell a lot like vanilla frosting.
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Production has migrated from primitive printing shops — with typewriter, scissors and laminate — to operations equipped with top-notch computers and printers that churn out authentic-looking counterfeits, complete with security features like holograms.
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For one, Dr. Yanega said, turning species naming into a profitable endeavor could encourage fraudulent taxonomists to churn out what they claimed were discoveries to make themselves money unless scientists can develop safeguards.
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Inside The Times: The photographer Christopher Payne spent two years capturing the marvel and unexpected beauty of our printing plant in New York, where machines the size of large houses churn out newspapers.
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"That is really exactly what the job description was: parachuting down and being able to churn out a ton of material, not really knowing what the lay of the land was," she said.
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I would churn out proofs in front of him, showing my work along the way, so that if I made a simple mistake or miscalculation, I would still get credit for understanding why.
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That's the only victory available here, because even if your deep-down-honest self admits wishing he'd follow your belief trail exactly, it's hardly a proud achievement to churn out an unquestioning follower.
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The fairytale-like characters that populate Rottenberg's world are workers around the globe who perform menial tasks and churn out mass-produced goods — cogs in the machine that powers our globalized capitalist economy.
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So we'll see if the company is not only able to continue to churn out that content but also actually have the capital to stick to that aggressive spending plan it set for itself.
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We'll see if Tesla can actually follow through on these grand promises: it's banking on the massive battery-making GigaFactory outside Reno, Nevada, to churn out cheap batteries and keep the car's price down.
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As with the release of their debut, they've been in little rush to churn out new music, focusing instead on taking inventory of their experiences to make the album they want rather than need.
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With Republicans in charge of the Senate for at least another two years, the White House can continue to churn out nominees with the knowledge that Republicans will be able to move them through.
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Musk wants the facility to eventually produce almost a third of the 500,000 Model 3 units Tesla plans to churn out every year globally, but the initial production target is 1,000 units a week.
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SF Motors' move into Indiana is a pretty poignant symbol of the clean energy transformation: a plant that once produced beastly sport-utility vehicles will now churn out cars with virtually no tailpipe emissions.
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There's no doubt that Netflix will continue to churn out new content and shape our popular culture — as the adage goes, if it ain't broke, don't fix it, and Netflix is definitely not broke.
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In his last strategy unveiled in June, Marchionne vowed to convert Italian plants to churn out Alfa Romeos, Jeeps and Maseratis instead of less profitable mass market vehicles to preserve jobs and boost margins.
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In his last strategy unveiled in June, Marchionne vowed to convert Italian plants to churn out Alfa Romeos, Jeeps and Maseratis instead of less profitable mass-market vehicles to preserve jobs and boost margins.
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Tronc is going to deemphasize the traditional, labor-intensive process for producing video content in favor of software tools that allow it to churn out hundreds of videos per day with minimal human involvement.
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They require a lot of oomph to churn out games at a high enough frame rate; they can feel claustrophobic; and looking around a VR game world is never quite natural or unnatural enough.
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Why it matters: If there is not to be the mass unemployment feared by robot pessimists in the coming decades, the economy is going to have to churn out new entrepreneurs and their businesses.
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"Mainstream publishers churn out books based only on sales projections rather than exciting, experimental, or thought provoking literature," says Heidi James, founder of alternative publishing company Social Disease and a contemporary of the Brutalists.
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Unlike previous nuclear reactors, the AP1000 would be built from prefabricated parts; specialized workers at a factory would churn out sections of the reactor that would be shipped to the construction site for assembly.
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The rebooted Hitman is a murder sandbox, and its developers plan to churn out new missions for your bald-headed assassin for the foreseeable future, hoping to keep players killing for months to come.
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State-owned Indian firms churn out some impressive gear, too, including fighter jets, cruise missiles and the 229,000-tonne aircraft-carrier under construction in a shipyard in Kochi, in the south of the country.
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Its workers — many unpaid for months and worried about their future — were let go to fend for themselves, and steel works that can churn out five million metric tons a year had gone quiet.
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We would agree to churn out stories for low pay in return for a few years of experience and the chance to step up to a bigger publication -- Reuters, Bloomberg, The Wall Street Journal.
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If Kavanaugh's nomination was actually scuttled, Republicans would have 60 days to churn out ads turning him into a perverse Merrick Garland: a rightful Republican-nominated justice whose seat was stolen by cynical Democrats.
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If the examples in Adobe's trailer for the app are anything close to what the final product will churn out, they definitely look better than what you get out of some other photo apps.
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Even though Clinton's rally in Pembroke Pines was cut short Saturday due to heavy rain, she visited two early voting locations near Miami, and her effort to churn out early voters might be working.
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And let's face it: That's the business model at this point, these huge firehose machines that just churn out little bits and barbs in the hope of getting other people to peddle corporate advertising.
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At its Ludwigshafen headquarters and at five other hubs abroad, BASF runs close-knit networks of chemical reactors that churn out products as diverse as basic commodities, coatings, vitamins, drug ingredients and engineering plastics.
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The band was apparently formed by former members of Bloody Sign (which explains the black/death influence) but the rest of the wild noise and screaming dread they churn out is all Chaos Echoes.
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Hollywood could churn out a brand new Stanley Kubrick film, despite the professional "mind-fucker's" death nearly two decades ago, thanks to a newly unearthed script he is said to have written in 1956.
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That may not sound like a ton — especially when you consider that some large manufacturers churn out millions of cars annually — but it represents a full 43% increase in sales over the previous year.
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Inside The Times: The photographer Christopher Payne spent two years capturing the craft, precision and unexpected beauty of our printing plant in New York, where machines the size of large houses churn out newspapers.
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If the data that helped train policing patrol models is using years of notoriously biased data — such as information about historical arrests — how have we ensured that the algorithm doesn't churn out biased outcomes?
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WikiLeaks, in the meantime, continued to churn out juicy material, most notably the leak of 20,000 emails from the Democratic National Committee, possibly obtained by Russian hackers, that were released during the presidential campaign.
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Regardless of how deft Democrats are at prosecuting the case against Mr. Trump, his tendency to let loose invective the way other politicians churn out news releases could potentially be his undoing as president.
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Though Trump told reporters he hasn't discussed abortion access with Kavanaugh, the president does need Kavanaugh to churn out conservative rulings to appeal to a powerful voting bloc and lobbying interest: the anti-abortion right.
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Percussionist Tim Cooper and bassist Brian Vasallo churn out a consistently hypnotic groove that allowed guitarists Rishi Arora and Dave Masters to perform breathtaking and expressive harmonies that float beneath you and lift you up.
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Dozens of camera options, from Snap Spectacles to Tencent's clone of the Snap glasses, are available to help people churn out content for video-sharing apps, but Liu saw problems in many of these products.
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Rubin's company is selling the Essential Phone as a premium device, but it's also worth remembering that it's highly unlikely to ship them in volume the way Apple gets Foxconn to churn out iPhones overnight.
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For instance, plugging a USB 2129 Gen 215 drive with a laptop that can only handle USB 2110 Gen 215 will work, but it's a recipe that will churn out disappointment, not fast transfer speeds.
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"They are looking at global fashion and then they are looking at how that fashion can be adopted for India at a price which is affordable to churn out our private labels," said the executive.
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China's total caviar exports "more than quintupled" between 2012 and 2017, as farmers are increasingly able to churn out fish eggs from wild female sturgeon at a relatively low cost, the Wall Street Journal reports.
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Then rooftop solar owners must also shell out around $6 a month to account for any electricity they use from the utility companies, regardless of how much solar power their own private panels churn out.
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While consumers have received the equivalent of a massive tax cut through cheaper oil and gas prices, the drop in crude has made it uneconomic for many shale companies to continue to churn out oil.
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Why it matters: Tesla's ability to address what CEO Elon Musk has called "production hell" and churn out the Model 6623 at scale is vital for the company's future in the increasingly competitive EV market.
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Why it matters: Tesla's ability to address what CEO Elon Musk has called "production hell" and churn out the Model 3 at scale is vital for the company's future in the increasingly competitive EV market.
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But while it's tempting to point and laugh as the pornographers churn out an ill-advised, subpar project, it's a mistake to see the failures of The Sex Factor as singular to the adult industry.
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A loyal and growing cohort of "real people" churn out social media support for Salvini voluntarily, Morisi said in his presentation, titled "The Legend of the Captain", a ubiquitous nickname for Salvini that Morisi coined.
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It's been improving the speed at which it can make the cars, however, and claims to expect to be able to churn out 2,500 per week by the end of the first quarter of 2018.
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Beset by credit crunches and falling oil, these companies are finding it difficult to continue to churn out the same amount of oil that has sent U.S. production surging to its highest levels in decades.
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Toyota's manufacturing hub in Tianjin currently has the capacity to produce 215,000 vehicles a year, while Toyota as a whole, between two joint ventures, has overall capacity to churn out 1.16 million vehicles a year.
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In his last strategy unveiled in June, Marchionne had vowed to convert Italian plants to churn out Alfa Romeos, Jeeps and Maseratis instead of less profitable mass market vehicles to preserve jobs and boost margins.
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If he seemed to be giving credit to the factories that churn out fakes, he quickly changed tone, making a fist over his heart as he vowed that Alibaba would win the war against counterfeiters.
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Today's MBA programs, insofar as they churn out graduates riveted to this worldview, limit the vision of future leaders at a time when public dissatisfaction with business and its institutions makes our complacency a danger.
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However, The Outline isn't currently planning to charge for its content, and it's also not going to churn out masses of low-quality stories that will drive up pageviews and, therefore, views for display ads.
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They didn't release it to the public all at once for fear that malicious actors might use it to spread misinformation or churn out endless reams of racist and sexist garbage on websites like 4chan.
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Audience building: Rather than churn out short-lived fake accounts that spread misinformation but are quickly shut down, sophisticated players build pages and accounts that post engaging non-political content just to build a following.
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But as his administration reaches for unchecked authority to engineer a massive intervention in the marketplace, Trump is rejecting bipartisan pressure to conscript U.S. businesses to help churn out medical gear in dangerously short supply.
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When I saw the little girl with the perfect roti, I worried about her being cheered on to join the millions of women who are expected to churn out roti after roti their entire lives.
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"Credit unions don&apost have to churn out a ton of for-profit numbers like big banks do — it&aposs a community of members, so they have a little more to go around," he says.
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A new Fiat 500 electric model will be produced at FCA's Mirafiori plant in Turin, while its plant in Pomigliano, southern Italy, will churn out a mild-hybrid version of its popular Fiat Panda hatchback.
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Easy access to public records Thanks to Florida's strong public records laws -- also known as Sunshine Laws -- it's easy for journalists to get their hands on police incident reports and churn out attention-grabbing stories.
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Travel to factory districts in Shanghai and on the outskirts of many other Chinese cities and you see enormous, newly built factories ready to churn out electric cars, the batteries they use and other components.
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Toyota's manufacturing hub in Tianjin currently has the capacity to produce 510,000 vehicles a year, while Toyota as a whole, between two joint ventures, has overall capacity to churn out 1.16 million vehicles a year.
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Paytm has already found its footing in Canada and Japan, and several commerce and financial services verticals of the company have begun to churn out revenue and profits, Deora told the Reuters Global Markets Forum.
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Tesla is ahead of the German carmakers in designing electric cars that people want to buy, but Daimler, BMW and Volkswagen can teach it a lot about how to churn out cars by the millions.
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Foreign and military leaders still churn out sunny press releases about what tomorrow will bring, but they do so from behind the high walls that have become a dominant feature of the capital city, Kabul.
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It shows a level of respect unshown in most fandom culture that these fans want their band members to be happy rather than reunite and churn out more tunes that might not mean as much.
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Its production facility in Florida will churn out its hundreds of satellites—at a rate of around four per day—and its partners include longtime space-internet player Hughes, aerospace giant Airbus, and also Coca-Cola.
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What almost always happens is that, in order to churn out records faster (and not degrade the original metal plate), the father plate is again electroplated with metal, and those plates are then popped off, too.
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The Defense Department, for example, bought semiconductor manufacturing equipment so companies could churn out radiation-hardened microelectronics used by the military — such a niche market that businesses might not have made the investment on their own.
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New research shows that these celestial vacuum cleaners do more than just devour nearby objects—they also grow to a size that eventually suppresses a galaxy's ability to churn out new stars, effectively rendering them sterile.
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In order for a company that produces a physical product to be commercially viable, it has to also have software applications that continue to churn out revenue from customers even after they've bought the initial product.
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By starting with a universal platform, Faraday Future puts itself in a position to offer a wide variety of vehicles, while still only needing to churn out the base unit from its new billion dollar factory.
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The ambitious project aims to churn out 723 satellites each week at "a fraction of the cost of what any satellite manufacturing facility in the world can produce today," the firm said in an announcement today.
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A small company in Ohio called AI Writer has created a neural net that can churn out the search engine optimization (SEO) filler currently being created by content mills in places like India and the Philippines.
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Aquaculture farms in the Pacific Northwest—systems designed to churn out clams in large numbers—are watching clams fail to thrive, and it's an indication that young shellfish throughout the oceans are struggling to create shells.
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There are also concerns that while China's surging imports eat up crude volumes, they may contribute to a fuel overhang as Chinese refiners churn out more products like gasoline and diesel than the market can absorb.
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Several channels regularly churn out film analysis essays, there's a community of vloggers offering tips on the latest cameras, and you can find in-depth tutorials on how to do just about anything in Adobe Premiere.
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Automakers like Toyota, Honda and G.M. engineer manufacturing lines that can churn out cars or trucks at a rate of about one a minute, and essentially lock in the basic assembly process once they start production.
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Recycling plastic has been a stop-start endeavor, plagued by limitations caused by the large variety of plastics we churn out, waste contamination, and the energy-intensive processes which can make recycling an economic moot point.
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Apple has been under scrutiny for some time about whether it can keep growing, given its large size and questions about what new products it can churn out to keep up with high expectations from investors.
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The daunting sums raised by both the RNC and Trump in the third quarter is nothing compared to what Democrats are expecting Republicans will churn out by year's end, said Priorities USA Executive Director Patrick McHugh.
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He continued to live in the rowhouses of Brooklyn, drink in the cellar bars of Broadway and churn out words at a rate that would afford him enough money to self-publish more of his poetry.
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The GTX 1650 won't necessarily give you 16503K gaming on the newest releases, but it should be able to churn out a playable framerate for upcoming games like Gears 5 on medium or even high settings.
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It&aposs that stomach-turning time of the year when Netflix is releasing holiday films faster than it can churn out vegan documentaries, teen soap operas, or unholy content that exists purely to serve the algorithm.
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Dotting prairies, mountains, and coastlines across the US are nearly 60,000 wind turbines that churn out energy as their gargantuan blades — some more than twice the length of an adult blue whale — rotate in the wind.
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Over the weekend, the company announced that it will now use the production facilities that normally make fragrances and cosmetics for Dior, Givenchy, and Guerlain to churn out bottles of hydroalcoholic gel, aka hand sanitizer, instead.
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They've also been using an empty storefront in Soho for their mammoth work sessions, attracting many women artists of a variety of ages, and some men, to churn out hundreds of Lady Liberty–inspired costumes and signage.
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Some suggest that, on balance, this would be good for a company that requires a CEO who can make it operationally efficient as it seeks to churn out lots more cars rather than an impetuous tech visionary.
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With the Power Air Fryer, you can go ahead and toss your deep fryer, rotisserie, toaster, pizza oven/grill, steamer, and more as it can churn out delectable, crunchy dishes without all the added fat and calories.
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The allegations, which federal prosecutors unsealed in a series of indictments Wednesday, are only the latest in a Department of Justice–led crackdown into the so-called "pill mills" that churn out legal drugs through illicit means.
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LPG, often referred to as butane or propane, is commonly used in heaters or stoves in some countries, but can also be an ingredient in plastics used to churn out everything from drinks bottles to carrier bags.
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True and her compatriots have plenty of tools at their disposal to operate in this new world, from venomous drones to 3D printers that churn out guns, to programmers who construct the next generation of combat AIs.
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Still, Netflix's ability to so consistently churn out quality television across a vast number of categories suggests the company's experimental approach is paying off, along with its track record of bringing in creators with strong individual visions.
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According to those who favor leaving the bloc, Britain is the victim of faceless, highly compensated bureaucrats in Brussels who meet in secret and churn out off-the-wall regulations costing businesses billions of pounds a year.
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Single-sheet or batch production permits an error to be spotted before it is repeated, but high-speed roll-to-roll systems can churn out a lot of waste if there is any delay in identifying problems.
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Under existing law, in fact, California can set its own standards for things like automobile mileage—which in turn forces Detroit to produce cleaner cars, since they don't want to churn out different models for different regions.
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At any rate, leaks are undoubtedly a major headache for developers who pour their lives into creating games, often under extreme working conditions, even if it's to churn out yet another sequel in a well-trod franchise.
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Lewis continues to churn out lengthy outings for the Rangers, going seven innings and giving up three runs on seven hits while matching a season high with seven strikeouts in a no-decision at Toronto on Wednesday.
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Workers struggled to churn out three successive seatings while coping with a shortage of natural gas and an inadequate electricity supply that made it impossible to use the deep fryer, ovens and freezers at the same time.
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U.S. production has soared 30 percent in the past two years, to 10.9 million bpd, meaning the world's three biggest oil producers now churn out almost 11 million bpd each, meeting a third of global oil demand.
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But one issue is that these codes are incredibly easy for a computer to quickly churn out, meaning a bot could simply cycle through various options until it lands on a legitimate code for a corresponding surname.
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Not only does it churn out lollipops with gum centers, it also provides day care for its workers, offers student scholarships and even holds a national soccer tournament where young players have the chance to be scouted.
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Chinese mills have spurned lower grade ores in recent years, preferring high-grade product from Brazil's Vale or 2200-percent mid-grade Australian ores, aiming to churn out as much steel as possible to meet strong demand.
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Read More: Future Martians May Be Living in Houses Made of Mushrooms, Bone, and Dust Moondust isn't the only extraterrestrial material that could be used to churn out the building blocks of our future off-Earth homesteads.
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Jeffrey Osborne, an analyst at Cowen & Company, said he expected Tesla's operations to churn out $835 million in cash this year, but he also predicted that plant and equipment needs would use up $2.4 billion of cash.
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Family and business associates hired painters — some recruited off the street and paid minimum wage — to churn out work in the Max aesthetic, and then pushed him to sign the works as if they were his own.
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The major apparel manufacturers have a tendency, certainly at club level, to churn out identikit efforts (particularly with away jerseys): shirts that are just this year's formula in blue or red or white, depending on the team.
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Ring also urges police to churn out content for the app, instructing them to post "success stories"—cases in which a suspect was apprehended with the help of Ring surveillance footage or use of the Neighbors app.
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The start-up's algorithms then churn out a set of potential choices, which one of its 3,400 stylists — most of them part time — then tailors to the individual customer before sending out five items in a package.
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Newscasters suffer so much live on-camera humiliation that several YouTube channels churn out Netflix series-length "episodes" on a bi-monthly if not sometimes daily basis — more often than not with clips you've never seen before.
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Josh Owens offered a peek behind the tin-foil curtain for The New York Times Magazine on Thursday, detailing how an occasionally drunk and violent Alex Jones pushed employees to churn out viral content detached from reality.
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A male and female will jointly build a nest, incubate a single large egg and, when the egg hatches, churn out the rich crop milk on which the flamingo chick will feed for nine very long months.
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In between turning the horror industry on its head, he hopped over to churn out arguably the best installment of the Fast and Furious franchise, Furious 7, no big deal — and, oh, yeah, he's just directed Aquaman.
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In his last strategy unveiled in June, Marchionne vowed to keep converting Italian plants to churn out Alfa Romeos, Jeeps and Maseratis instead of less profitable mass-market vehicles in an attempt to preserve jobs and boost margins.
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KUANTAN, Malaysia (Reuters) - Malaysian farmers of the famously pungent durian fruit are calling for tighter regulations on mining they say is destroying arable land and tainting the water they need to churn out their yellow, spiky-shelled crop.
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He also predicted that Tesla may be able to churn out a few thousand cars in Shanghai by the end of the year but could struggle with high-volume production until that factory comes fully online in 2020.
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The operative, functional difference between today's media and the American media of two decades ago is not the difference between old-school New York Times reporters and new-media bloggers who churn out opinionated "takes" from their desks.
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The bartender - two robotic pincher arms, modeled after those used in car factories - stands on a small stage in a corner of the room, below a mass of liquor bottles, and can churn out 80 drinks an hour.
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Here's a breakdown of everything corporate America is doing to provide aid: The beer conglomerate's massive Georgia brewery put beer production on pause this week to churn out 50,000 cans of water for Red Cross shelters in Louisiana.
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When the factory is complete, it will be the largest building in the world by footprint and, if all goes according to plan, will eventually churn out enough batteries to supply 25 gigawatt hours of batteries per year.
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While biomedical science continues to churn out discoveries at an increasing rate, and training of new scientists and clinicians continues to be excellent, it is time to innovate training experiences to meet the current need in drug development.
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Ms. Mayer noted that one bright spot for the industry, video advertising, was beginning to see price drops in the face of a glut of inventory as Facebook, Twitter and others churn out more live video and clips.
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Made up of an array of star-producers and songwriters, the studio team would work with artists to churn out hit after hit, resulting in the mammoth commercial success of artists like Britney Spears, Backstreet Boys and NSYNC.
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Mr. Kim is, by nature, a cheery person, but there was no mistaking the edge to his voice when he started talking about the World Bank economists whose pay is tied to how many loans they churn out.
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Now those ranks are thinning, replaced by technology, so a scan of a single part can become a digital blueprint that anyone with a special machining tool or 3-D printer can use to churn out a replacement.
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Trump administration has scrambled Cabinet members for several weeks now to churn out a plan after the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) decision to grant 31 biofuel waivers to small oil refineries caused an uproar among American farmers.
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With a pending sale of her beloved ranch to USA Gymnastics, she set the stage to join her husband Bela in retirement, leaving behind a well-built machine to churn out medal-winning gymnasts for years to come.
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Like other machine learning systems, NLPs (short for "natural language processors" or sometimes "natural language programs") are bits of code that comb through vast troves of human writing and churn out something else––insights, suggestions, even policy recommendations.
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The United States and South America are even bigger trade rivals when it comes to soybeans, meaning that soybean prices could also come under a great deal of pressure should Brazil and Argentina churn out a bumper bean crop.
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To pursue music he made his way down to New York City where he got his start as one of Bad Boy Records' "Hitmen," a band of producers and writers Puff Daddy depended on to churn out hits. 2.
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The trend in live-action, in fact, has been to churn out movies in twos and threes -- from the "Avengers" sequels to "Avatar" to Harry Potter -- while everyone's available, and in the case of child actors, before puberty intervenes.
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GOES-16 has four times the image resolution of the existing Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellites (GOES) fleet, plus it can churn out five times as many new visuals of Earth over the same timeframe as the older GOES orbiters.
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But a new exhibition of 120 of Lewis's artworks at the McMichael Canadian Art Collection proves that she did not churn out these pieces by rote; the show highlights her inventiveness, humor, and the delightful quirks of her artistry.
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The system might take a candidate's age, sex, weightlifting ability, marital status and education, as described in the application, as its inputs, and churn out a score which indicates how likely that candidate is to be a good employee.
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This may come as a surprise, given the country's reputation for having a deep pool of tech talent, mainly because of the Israel Defence Forces (IDF), which rely heavily on technology and churn out thousands of highly skilled workers.
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That risk-taking, experimental environment that allowed all these burgeoning creators with shows on big networks like Comedy Central and HBO to establish their voice and garner their initial followings continues to churn out new talent all the time.
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That's not at issue, as the former secretary of State and senator has also been part of a concerted effort of former Obama-era officials called "Diplomacy Works" to effectively churn out as much pro-JCPOA propaganda as possible.
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If you can train yourself to recognize the proper balance between salt, fat and acid, then apply the right kind of heat, you'll churn out simple, sophisticated fare in the spirit of Berkeley's Chez Panisse, where Nosrat started out.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Soybean crush margins in China have turned negative for the first time since early August, pressured by lower demand for the soymeal they churn out following an outbreak of African swine fever and high domestic bean inventories.
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"It gives us the big advantage that we can easily control our fleet and we are ramping up in a more conservative way and we are not bragging that we can churn out hundred thousand of cars," he says.
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Whether you need to churn out pages upon pages of a college class essay, scan receipts, create graphics for a scrapbook, or make copies of a business contract, a modern printer is a handy computing peripheral to have around.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Global crude steel production rose four percent in March as mills in top producer China ramped up output after winter restrictions were lifted and as U.S. producers took advantage of import tariffs to churn out more metal.
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Resource stocks, which churn out most of the nation's exports, gained sharply after the trade deal turned down the heat on a 17-month long tariff war that had triggered a growth downturn in China, Australia's biggest trading partner.
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The Associated Press already has used a software program from a company called Automated Insights to churn out passable copy covering Wall Street earnings and some college sports, and last year awarded the bots the minor league baseball beat.
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Lily Barnett, age 16: "Freetown Sound: Messy, Confusing, and Brilliant" As minority groups feel increasingly insecure, there's been a trend for artists to churn out superficial albums that receive praise for their sheer mention of race, gender or sexuality.
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It could even be run by a few dozen people and because workers were cheap and utilities would be cheaper they could set up shop, churn out code or run servers, and maintain some of the economy through tax payments.
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At a time when Intel is still scrambling to find mega-tasking scenarios for its chips, its GPU rivals are more concerned with how fast they can churn out the hardware to satisfy demand that looks set to only continue growing.
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The United States has been lobbying for months to prevent its western allies from using Huawei equipment in their 5G deployment, and on Wednesday, Washington made it more difficult for the Chinese telecom titan to churn out those next-gen products.
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If it can churn out 4K graphics on a little handheld monitor, the Switch should easily be able to handle a 4K television, which has a lower pixel density and actually requires less graphics oomph from a CPU and GPU.
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The sustained decline in retail sales is surprising as consumer confidence is at a more than 22-year high in the wake of a $22012 trillion income tax cut package and a labor market that continues to churn out jobs.
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Inside a smoky factory in the western city of Surat, machines run 24 hours a day to churn out fabrics showing jets and the face of an air force pilot shot down in a dog fight with the neighboring rival.
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Today, the cross-border trickle has become a torrent and everyone knows why the Indian-made pills are so valuable: they are bound for secret laboratories in lawless eastern Myanmar that churn out most of mainland Southeast Asia's methamphetamine, or "meth".
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It expects to churn out 5 million tonnes of refined products (about 40 million barrels) by year-end, including up to 3 million tonnes of aviation fuel, two company sources said, going after the fuel for which demand growth is fastest.
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There was no doubt Nintendo could churn out an "enjoyable" Zelda game, but the company had yet to prove it was capable of shaking up its stale formula the way Mario'd been reinvented (see: Super Mario Galaxy, Super Mario 3D Land).
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But whereas Beeple could churn out this quality of work in just a few hours, Allen would labor for weeks to do the same with the most massive render farms and the absolute best resources in the world at his disposal.
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Creepypasta is the scary version, and it has both outgrown and outlasted its minimalist predecessor, evolving into elaborate forums where creepypasta fans churn out scary tales for their collective entertainment, just like Reddit's NoSleep subreddit and its extremely popular offshoot podcast.
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A Cape Town subsidiary of leading hotel chain Tsogo Sun is this week taking delivery of a pioneering desalination plant, to suck seawater from Cape Town's harbor and churn out enough fresh water for the chain's 1,400 Cape Town hotel rooms.
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Aggressive green energy targets in the European Union that were bolstered further this year are pushing fuel makers to churn out biodiesel containing recycled cooking oils and fats, phasing out the use of fresh vegetable oils in the process by 230.
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Instead of supporting small farmers who grow fruits, nuts and vegetables – which the government calls "specialty crops" — the program now primarily subsidizes large producers that churn out a handful of "commodity" crops that include grains, corn, sorghum and oilseeds like soybeans.
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Thankfully, tons of brands are starting to churn out warm-weather variations of the shoe we know and love, meaning that the loafer, in all its office-appropriate glory, is about to start making the cut for your next beach vacation.
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A more conventional Republican nominee would probably already be using Mr. Comey's remarks to churn out new attack ads and bombarding television and radio audiences until every voter had heard the phrase "extremely careless" more than he or she could count.
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It is a country that has, in less than three decades since a bitter, brutal war for independence, reached one World Cup semifinal and now a World Cup final, and managed to churn out successive generations of high-caliber players.
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It is almost unheard of for hurricanes to hit the Daytona area: They tend to bounce off the southern tip of Florida and then churn out to sea, only to hit the Carolinas as they move up the Eastern Seaboard.
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The wealthy Boston merchant Francis Cabot Lowell not only figured out how to churn out white sheeting more efficiently — the fabric used to make slaves' clothing — but he was also the brains behind the radical innovation of the stockholder corporation.
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Sweden's a country of only about ten million people, which makes their ability to churn out such varied acts as Robyn, The Knife, Entombed, and Refused (all of whom were honored in some way at the museum) all the more impressive.
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And it's not as if I churn out dessert daily, or even weekly, which is another part of the appeal: it's occasional, either to acknowledge a special occasion or to make an occasional special, by virtue of there being dessert.
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Its most ambitious project under construction is the Grand Renaissance Dam on the Nile river that will churn out 220,000 MW at full capacity when completed within the next four years, according to Ethiopian Electric Power, the state-owned utility.
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Huawei&aposs European VP of consumer services Jamie Gonzalo stressed that Huawei is trying to build a less intrusive app ecosystem than those operated by Silicon Valley tech giants, saying it will churn out less "spam" in the form of notifications.
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Gigantic plants in the Midwest churn out more than 400 million pounds of cheese per year — the vast majority of the cheese that's made in the U.S. But Joe Baird, Rumiano's chief executive, said the company was working to stay ahead.
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Pressured by corporate leaders and the new exigencies of social media to churn out as many as six collections a year, many designers had begun to burn out, whereas "Azzedine remained an exception to all that," as Mr. McKenna said.
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The National Statistics Institute said on Tuesday all the country's wine-producing regions were likely to churn out just 5.2 million hectoliters, in a fall that contrasts with this year's rise in global wine production to a five-year high.
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We asked Kantor, who has been playing piano and organ most of his life, and grew up in Chicago going to White Sox games, about how he manages to churn out so many songs over the course of a season.
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He believes the Pentagon is not properly prepared for the reality that "China that can churn out hordes of ships, tanks, and planes on its factory floor," and thinks defense spending needs to be more strategic to recognize that reality.
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A mind in REM can churn out some genius ideas, giving us the kind of clarity that settles every-day dilemmas and unearths to some pretty amazing discoveries, including (or so the story goes) Einstein's revelations about the theory of relativity.
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I do enjoy making my own cosplays and will be doing so for another convention later in the year, but with my busy schedule I knew it wasn't going to be feasible to churn out a new costume in time for this convention.
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Jeff Grosso, a Southern California-based professional skater with more than 22013 years of experience riding for companies like Anti-Hero, Vans, Santa Cruz, and Powell-Peralta, says that the SLS is little more than an asset used to churn out profits.
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Algorithms generated wholly new features and assembled them into a face and bust, all dictated by proportions in original Rembrandts, with systems calculating distances between features to churn out new, appropriate measurements that were rotated and scaled before being set in place.
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Its prototyping lab offers all that a designer of mobile gadgets could want, such as 3D printers to churn out overnight new models of a hinge, for example, or machines to cut the housing of a new laptop from a block of aluminium.
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Cutting down on information overload could help people distinguish real from fake news on social media, and one way to do that could be for companies like Facebook and Twitter to remove the bots that churn out lots of low-quality posts.
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Paul, along with his crew and first employee, Costell, started Team 10 as a way to recruit a new type of celebrity that can churn out self-made content at rapid speeds, and the whole concept even has millennials scratching their heads.
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And since then, the visionary writer, director, and showrunner has set up a factory-like production system — "the House of Murphy" — that brings together different writers, producers, and directors to churn out these stories through the anthology series American Crime Story and Feud.
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REUTERS/Kaori Kaneko Bakeries in Japan deploy cash registers that ring up pastries by reading their shape and color, construction robots scurry to lay out the next day's building materials in the dead of night and machines churn out sushi rice balls.
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One of the themes of those pieces was his discontent with a world in which artists were forced by their paymasters to churn out hits of diminishing quality, making records to appeal to algorithms rather than to satisfy their own artistic urges.
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As a result, Wood Mackenzie said the world's refiners need to gear up to churn out the lower sulfur fuels that vessels will need, and even the primary spots for refueling ships could shift based on where lower sulfur fuels are available.
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Hengli owns a 400,000-barrels-per-day refinery and was trying to be China's first private exporter of jet fuel as it expects to churn out 5 million tonnes, or about 40 million barrels, of refined products by the end of 2019.
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The party, and its fervent supporters, use Twitter, Facebook, and WhatsApp to churn out content that is often inflammatory and particularly anti-Muslim, says Rohit Chopra, an associate professor at Santa Clara University in California, who studies Hindu nationalism and the media.
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The venue was bigger, the format more polished, dozens of organizers collecting voter information from those waiting to clear the Secret Service metal detectors like a well-oiled machine ready to churn out votes Monday night as dozens of policemen milled about.
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It's been 19 years since the first live-action X-Men movie debuted back in 2000, and since then we've seen the franchise churn out 11 more films culminating in the release of Dark Phoenix, aka Jean Grey's (Sophie Turner) solo outing.
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The 130,000 barrels-per-day (bpd) condensate splitter in Daesan on the country's west coast will churn out 13 million tonnes per year of mixed-xylene and 1 million tonnes of light naphtha annually, Hyundai Oilbank said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Because for every new release (from an independent label/artist or otherwise), a major will mine their archive and churn out 20 reissues, box sets and "deluxe editions"—a phrase that's become so dirty it's basically "The Scottish Play" of the music world.
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Of course, it all begins with the spark of an idea, but if you've ever been in a room full of entrepreneurs, you'll know that any moderately smart person can churn out 2800 problems worth solving and 15 viable business ideas before breakfast.
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FCA, whose plants churn out Jeep SUVs, sporty Alfa Romeos, luxury Maseratis and tiny Fiats, had promised to bring all employees in Italy back to work by the end of 2018, but that goal slipped as investments and product launches were delayed.
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Expressed in another manner, the goods that Chinese factories churn out and sold in markets like the United States results in an inflow of dollars to China as companies such as WalMart pay their China-based factories for the manufacture of goods.
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The decade-long upgrade, involving a materials budget of 950 million Swiss francs ($953 million), will allow the LHC to churn out more data about particle collisions every year than it has since its working life began in 2010, experts there said.
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Instead, I'm now more than a little weary of what the game's male fanbase will churn out in similar photo contests for Lost Legacy (see: the top comment on this Reddit thread about the photo mode to get a sense of why).
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The U.S. economy continues to churn out jobs and grow at a steady pace, with investment and consumer confidence both healthy and only moderate signs of risk in financial markets, the U.S. Federal Reserve said on Friday in its semiannual report to Congress.
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In the weeks before the election, the "Avengers" director Joss Whedon booted up his own online public service announcement factory, Save the Day, and recruited stars like Robert Downey Jr., Don Cheadle and Scarlett Johansson to churn out web videos for Mrs. Clinton.
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The tragedy is that the adults in big-time high school and college basketball, despite attempts at reform and despite the presence of many fine student-athletes, exert far more energy trying to churn out victories than trying to provide an education.
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In a time in which younger artists continue to churn out sanctioned modernist tropes to continuously diminishing returns, the natural question to ask is: why would some contemporary painters resort to a multi-faceted approach that can feel, in many respects, entirely preconceived?
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TOKYO (Reuters) - PASTRY SCANNER: Bakeries in Japan deploy cash registers that ring up pastries by reading their shape and color, construction robots scurry to lay out the next day's building materials in the dead of night and machines churn out sushi rice balls.
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Industry-watchers think a full Franco-Japanese merger makes sense in an industry dominated by giants like Toyota or Volkswagen, which churn out 10m cars a year and whose huge economies of scale leave more to invest in pricey electric and driverless technology.
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Royals LH Danny Duffy (21-226, 22) Bundy continues to churn out quality starts, making it 23-for-3 this season after giving up three runs on six hits over six innings in a win over the Chicago White Sox on Saturday.
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Thispersondoesnotexist is one of several websites that have popped up in recent weeks using StyleGAN to churn out images of people, cats, anime characters and vacation homes that look increasingly close to reality, and in some cases are indiscernible by the average viewer.
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Vast troves of data from how fast we drive our cars to how much time a robot needs to churn out products in factories have yet to be fully exploited, said Thierry Breton, the European Commissioner in charge of the EU single market.
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If Rousey can work out the kinks on the mic and gradually prove her ability to churn out well-rounded performances beyond fast-action stunts, she'll likely be in line behind Johnson and other WWE alumni in becoming a major box-office attraction.
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REUTERS/Kaori Kaneko Bakeries in Japan deploy cash registers that ring up pastries by reading their shape and color, construction robots scurry to lay out the next day's building materials in the dead of night and machines churn out sushi rice balls.
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Because today's date, August 8, shares its numerical form (8/08) with model number of a famous drum machine, the day has become an unofficial holiday called 808 day, where thirsty bloggers across the internet churn out content related to Roland TR-808.
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He sings about the perils of global warming, and bemoans the ways we let smaller problems occlude existential threats, all the while he and drummer Alex Audette and bassist Michael Geacone churn out #riffs that that chime and grind in equal measure.
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But for McDonald's to sell bagel–burgers in the Netherlands by tossing old-school graffiti and hip-hop and gentrified Bushwick and bagel-burgers into a blender, hoping to churn out the next baseball, apple pie and Chevrolet — uhhhh … we … uh … no.
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In a brief email exchange with THUMP, Darsa noted that he produced tracks like "Underwater"—with its sturdy bassline, glistening melody, and consistent jounce—with the intention of resisting some of the pressures put forth by French labels looking to churn out radio-friendly hits.
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That problem lessens in free markets, because carrot farmers won't produce extra vegetables if nobody wants to buy them, since prices fall when there is a surplus; meanwhile bakers will churn out more loaves if there is a shortage that drives the price up.
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Every four years, my family's home state becomes the center of U.S. politics—a cycle that leads the national media to churn out countless articles about an otherwise minor Midwestern state that houses a total population not quite equal to that of Los Angeles.
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The dynamic is such that U.S. energy producers, on pace to churn out more than 77 bcf/d in natural gas collectively this year, have eagerly embraced Mexico buying U.S. natural gas — even in the face of brewing battles over NAFTA and border security.
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They churn out perspicuous press releases and help journalists get in touch with experts, enforcing embargo periods where media outlets can review research and formulate their coverage before it goes live — which creates incentives for publications like The Verge to cover more of their studies.
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You might one day have the need for a pair of needle-nosed pliers of a very specific length, and with a 3D-printer you could churn out the exact tool you need, ready to use, without requiring a run to the hardware store.
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In case you didn't know them, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike are two Belgian DJs who were called out for cheating their way to the #1 spot in DJ Mag's Top 100 DJs list last year, and using ghost producers to churn out their hits.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. economy continues to churn out jobs and grow at a steady pace, with investment and consumer confidence both healthy and only moderate signs of risk in financial markets, the U.S. Federal Reserve said on Friday in its semiannual report to Congress.
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The company plans to start commercial operation of the olefins plant, or mixed feed cracker (MFC), in 2022, and the plant is expected to churn out 700,000 tonnes per year of ethylene and 500,000 tonnes per year of polyethylene, the refiner said in a statement.
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It's unclear if the sisters have their design teams so locked in that they can churn out product at a pace faster than most of us can even comprehend or if they're just so on-trend that their natural ideas are practically already memes.
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Brands are seeking multiple avenues that leverage legacy and immediacy to tell their stories at a time when customers are gripped by selfies, designers are constantly pressed to churn out collections, the see-now-buy-now idea is gaining momentum and seasons are increasingly blurred.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Average palm oil prices are set to climb this year, a Reuters poll showed, buoyed by slowing output-growth in top producer Indonesia and by robust demand for the commodity which is used to churn out products ranging from chocolate to biofuels.
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Read more: These $2,000 solar panels pull clean drinking water out of the air, and they might be a solution to the global water crisisBut neither of those systems desalinates salt water, and they don't churn out electricity for use beyond the water-generating process.
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The spots that used to churn out this style of pizza, many of which still have the awnings over them marking them as $1 slice establishments, are giving way to outside forces and silently raising prices to $1.25, $1.50, and even two dollars per slice.
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When deciding which direction to take on Tears in the Rain, Harvey and his writing partner Evan James Dembskey opted to focus on a singular, substantive idea and build a story around it, rather than churn out an flashy, action-packed Blade Runner spinoff.
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And because YouTube's algorithm can be easily manipulated to continuously surface incrementally similar content designed to mindlessly entertain small children, there's a huge platform-induced incentive to churn out endless, repetitive videos that essentially regurgitate the same content over and over again, with slight variations.
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After being captured by the Times photographer Paul Hosefros, Santa must have gotten back to work: After all, he had only a few days left to make his list, check it twice and churn out enough goodies for those who made the "nice" cut.
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Netflix is the only pure play entertainment streaming video company, meaning it will have to churn out content at rates far faster than its competition, which still gets billions of dollars from a declining yet formidable traditional cable TV model with 80 million U.S. households.
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Rust Belt coal plants under siege The Energy Innovation report found that in 2018, 211 gigawatts of existing US coal capacity -- or 74% of America's fleet -- was at risk from local wind or solar that could more cheaply churn out just as much electricity.
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At that point, Atlanta, Georgia (alongside Savannah) was about to churn out a bumper crop of melodic and progressive sludge acts like Mastodon, Baroness, Kylesa, and Black Tusk, but Withered always had more in common with classic Florida death metal and obscure Norwegian black metal.
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If you've ever wanted to build your own successful mobile game, the courses below could very well help you reach the top of the app charts: AppGameKit is a one-stop development engine that allows you to quickly code and churn out apps for multiple platforms.
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Bayo's technique is essentially how an inkjet printer produces images, except your Epson creates millions of dots smaller than the human eye can perceive, and it can churn out a portrait like this in less than a minute, not the 12-plus days it took this artist.
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I'm not proud of this, but, as a fast-food fan, I also refused to be ashamed for returning to a restaurant that continues to churn out delightful things I cannot find in the US. Here is what it is like to visit KFC in South Korea.
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Combine the public's love of Pokémon (thanks, '90s nostalgia) and the app's ability to create odd social situations, thanks to its real-world GPS component, and the internet can churn out hilarious pop culture references faster than you can finish watching a DJ Khaled Snapchat story.
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And the 50-person company, which currently manufactures its goods at an "FDA-certified facility" in Missouri, will be seeking out back-up facilities where it can churn out even more of its products, assuming a newer, broader base of customers discover Soylent on their retail shelves.
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"Hollywood's system wants to churn out two types of movies these days: Low budget films that they might get lucky and strike it rich on, or ultra-high budget movies from known franchises that are most likely to make their money back and then some," he said.
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A lucky handful churn out features for the New York Times Magazine and GQ for $2 a word and then deliver half-apologetic aw-shucks accounts of their success on the Longform podcast, which dispenses romantic tales of literary striving to a mass of naive supplicants.
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No one would accuse Democrats of lacking in the ability to churn out detailed and complex policy work: In the 2016 election, Hillary Clinton released dozens of policy blueprints, which continue to stand in sharp contrast to the Republicans' brazen ignorance of the most elementary policy details.
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To escape allegations of bias, Facebook fired the team of journalists who vetted and wrote Trending Topics blurbs and turned the feature over to an algorithm, which quickly began promoting fake stories from sites designed to churn out incendiary election stories and convert them into quick cash.
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At the same time, though, Mr. Daryabi's journalists churn out investigative reports that stir what has become an increasingly chaotic Afghan democracy, with its warlords and ethnic factions often needing reminders of the rules of the new game and the role of the news media in it.
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So with our development schedule, we didn't really account for putting together specific builds for events, so we'd get to a week before another one, and realize that we didn't have that week to work on the game properly, as we needed to churn out this build.
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There is little reason to believe the defense will be much better this season, but if Mack makes enough big plays to keep teams honest, and the Raiders' star-studded offense continues to churn out points, then Oakland should be feared regardless of opponent or venue.
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But the chaos and turmoil within the Trump administration has upended the usual Washington publishing cycle, as disgruntled ex-staff members and officials who have been pushed out or resigned churn out books at a breakneck pace, at least by the normally glacial standards of publishing.
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Indeed, while West Coast schools like Stanford and the University of California, Berkeley, are renowned for creating factories that churn out the future engineers and data scientists of Silicon Valley, there are very few coveted permanent, tenure-track jobs in the country devoted to algorithmic accountability.
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Forever 211 Inc, the privately held company that helped popularize trendy and cheap clothing, has fallen out of favor with shoppers, in part due to other retailers like Sweden' H&M and Spain's Zara that churn out affordable styles similar to those recently seen on designer runways.
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The high monthly shipments led to big increases in the first quarter and will reinforce concerns that China, one of the world's top energy markets, is contributing to a fuel overhang as refiners churn out more products like gasoline and diesel than the market can absorb.
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Forever 21 Inc, the privately held company that helped popularize trendy and cheap clothing, has fallen out of favor with shoppers, in part due to other retailers like Sweden' H&M and Spain's Zara that churn out affordable styles similar to those recently seen on designer runways.
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The world's No.2 producer of the sweetener could churn out 28 to 29 million tonnes in the 2019/13 crop year starting from October, down from 33 million tonnes this year, said Prakash Naiknavare, managing director of the National Federation of Cooperative Sugar Factories Ltd (NFCSF).
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Musk's $50-billion dollar company, involved in a raft of projects ranging from trucks to a Roadster sports car and a factory in China, said it would also churn out 2,000 of the Model 0003 cars next week and promised output would climb rapidly through the second quarter.
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This Simple 3D-Printed Door Handle Works Without Any Moving PartsInstead of just working on improving what 3D printers are capable of, researchers at the…Read more ReadThe 3D-printed door handle worked by taking advantage of 3D-printing's ability to churn out incredibly complex, although completely static, objects.
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If you've ever seen an episode of Star Trek in which a member of the crew uses a replicator to churn out a steaming hot cup of Earl Grey tea, then you've basically seen a molecular assembler, which some futurists refer to as fabricators, or fabs for short.
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Writing in the journal Astronomy and Astrophysics, the team behind the image explains that this particular disk is indeed quite similar to those found around young stars, lending weight to the hypothesis that aging stellar bodies have what it takes to churn out a final crop of planets.
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A statistical analysis of these objects confirmed the suspicion that the age of a star is a factor in terms of its ability to churn out superflares; whereas young stars produced superflares about once a week, mature stars produced superflares about once every few thousand years on average.
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"As the review and approval process for games resumes, we are confident that Tencent will be producing more compliant and higher-quality cultural work for society and the public," a Tencent spokesperson said in December, highlighting its plan to churn out content that fits into China's ideological agenda.
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News outlets including CNN ("The Daily DC: Impeachment Watch"); NBC News ("Article II: Inside Impeachment"); Vox ("Impeachment, Explained"); The Washington Post ("Impeachment Inquiry"); BuzzFeed ("Impeachment Today"); WNYC ("Impeachment: A Daily Podcast"); and The New York Times ("The Latest," which debuts on Wednesday) have rushed to churn out explainer podcasts.
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We are all-too-familiar with colleges that are content to churn out watered-down degrees with little labor market value, or that take care to only admit the most academically prepared students — leaving someone else to serve others for whom the path to completion will be more difficult.
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Spirit, which makes the MAX fuselage, pylons, thrust reverser, wing leading edges and engine nacelles, has continued to churn out parts for the jet at a rate of up to 52 units per month, even as Boeing cut its own production to 42 per month earlier this year.
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Currency market managers say that developments in the data feeds are linked in part to the broader reordering of the market's eco-system over the past five years involving a new generation of high-speed traders who use complex algorithms to churn out orders and arbitrage between platforms.
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Buoyed by the subsequent success of Carrie's paperback sales, King would go on to churn out six novels (Salem's Lot, The Shining, Rage, The Stand, The Long Walk, and The Dead Zone) over the next six years, establishing a prolificacy that would continue through much of his career.
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Photo: APBy the time it was clear the fallout from the Equifax breach reached roughly three-fourths of adult Americans, Washington lawmakers were already tripping over themselves to churn out a law that they hoped would, in some future, analogous disaster, hold accountable the negligent hoarders of Americans' personal, private data.
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Though the latter may have contributed to its deficiency, it did serve as one of the premier fashion publications that, thanks to private funding, was able to churn out cover stories and editorials produced by top teams that contained the 'wow' factor we've come to know and stick to our walls.
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According to the campaign page, just pour your milk of choice into the Yomee cup and set it into the machine, drop in one of the zero waste (!) pods, select your yogurt type with the companion app and in six hours, your Yomee will churn out two servings of fresh yogurt.
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Over email, Yandy's the VP of merchandising, Pilar Quintana, talked to me about what it takes for a meme to qualify for the sexy Halloween treatment, the Dat Boi costume that almost was, and how the Phoenix, Arizona-based company can churn out physical products at the speed of the internet.
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"Despite production restrictions, steel mills still try to churn out as much as products they can to cash out fat profits ... Therefore, replenish demand for raw materials at mills remains very strong but supply is tight as coke plants are also under winter curbs," said a Beijing-based coke trader.
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In the wild west, dozens of shadowy firms churn out annoying two-bit ads for a quick buck; fake news sites feed off ad exchanges not entirely unlike those that serve the country's paper of record; Russian cybercriminals routinely bilk the world's biggest brands out of millions through ad fraud.
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On Tuesday, an email to employees from CEO Elon Musk was leaked to the press saying Tesla is going to try to be able to increase production capacity to the point where the factory can churn out up to 6,000 cars at any given point by the end of June.
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Spirit followed Boeing earlier this year in suspending its full-year outlook after the second deadly 737 MAX crash, but it has continued to churn out parts for the jet at a rate of up to 52 units per month, even as Boeing cut its own production to 42 per month.
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There are three things that make K-pop such a visible and unique contributor to the realm of pop music: exceptionally high-quality performance (especially dancing), an extremely polished aesthetic, and an "in-house" method of studio production that churns out musical hits the way assembly lines churn out cars.
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But the unscheduled year ahead would nonetheless yield Savage Times, a collection of the 19 songs and five EPs that El Khatib would churn out over the course of 2016 in an alternatingly steady and fraught flow, rough-hewn tracks knocked out in the moment and released online just as impulsively.
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So as President Trump's aggressive trade measures prompt other countries to retaliate with barriers to American goods, dairy farmers and cheesemakers in the rolling, bright green hills of Wisconsin are growing anxious about what will happen to all of the milk and cheese they churn out and typically sell overseas.
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Awkward tech bros, Mike Judge–approved dick jokes, an HBO license to be as filthy as they want—combine that with a cast of relatively unknown talents like Thomas Middleditch, T. J. Miller, Zach Woods, and Kumail Nanjiani, and you could churn out a few pretty good seasons without trying all that hard.
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Utah has a strong history in the tech industry — Omniture, WordPerfect and Landesk all started there, Pixar co-founder Ed Catmul and Atari co-founder Nolan Bushnell both graduated from the University of Utah and several colleges and universities in the area churn out advanced engineering degrees in the hundreds every year.
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You'll learn different deep learning algorithms and how to use them — and then put those skills into practice, Of course, you'll also get hands-on lessons on how to integrate deep learning into your own projects so that you can churn out intelligent applications centered on images, text, and time series data.
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He continues to appear on TV (he has a Fox News town hall scheduled for May 19), and churn out cable-ready soundbites (just yesterday he told the Today show that he "couldn't imagine" God being a Republican), but this strategy seems to have diminishing returns for candidates not named Donald Trump.
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Dismayed by how nonprofits were encouraging them to churn out touristic knickknacks — "they were only looking at how these women could make money, but not meaning," she decided to serve as a bridge between the makers and clients willing to pay for something of value that could be kept for a lifetime.
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Classhole is a supergroup, sure, and most of its members have done time in sludge or progressive metal bands, but the tunes they churn out here are full-fledged, fast, dark, and nasty hardcore punk, with a murderous groove and a vocalist more used to spitting black metal brimstone than dopesick bile.
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The plans are intended to deliver on a strategy outlined by FCA's late boss Sergio Marchionne in June, in which he made a commitment to keep converting Italian plants to churn out higher margin Alfa Romeos, Jeeps and Maseratis and hybrid and electric versions of its vehicles to protect jobs and lift profitability.
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Its "ability to churn out new clothing so quickly is due in large part to its willingness to copy the copyrighted designs, trademarks and trade dress elements of well-known designers such as Versace, and trade on their creative efforts in order to bolster Fashion Nova&aposs bottom line," the lawsuit said.
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In the two short years since ColourPop's launch, the L.A.-based cosmetic powerhouse has managed to become one of the most popular (and elusive) makeup brands in the U.S. That's thanks, in part, to the company's ability to churn out on-trend, long-lasting formulas and internet-breaking collaborations, all at ridiculously affordable prices.
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Mostly, "Crisis in Six Scenes" approximates one of the films the director used to churn out during that period when even longtime fans began questioning the numbing frequency of his movies, with the disclaimer that this effort -- adding up the six installments -- runs roughly 2 hours and 20 minutes, much longer than most Allen features.
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In the largest room of Defense Distributed's headquarters, half a dozen millennial staffers with beards and close-cropped hair—all resembling Cody Wilson, in other words—are busy building those mills in an assembly line, each machine capable of skirting all federal gun control to churn out untraceable metal glocks and semiautomatic rifles en masse.
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Those are the findings of a recent Goldman Sachs report, in which the bank explained that the net effects of cheaper crude on growth have been "negative so far," given the impact on oil producers who are now finding it hard to churn out more black gold while maintaining needed levels of capital expenditures.
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The cuts to OPEC supply have pushed up the Brent international crude price benchmark as there is a shortage of heavy crudes that OPEC mostly produces, while the surge in U.S. output is weighing down U.S. WTI prices as there is ample supply of America's light crudes that its shale reserves mostly churn out.
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As music publications left the rigid timetables and relatively fixed lengths of print for the 24-hour news cycle dictated by the web, they quickly discovered––much like basically everyone else in the media––that one of the easiest ways to keep the lights on was to churn out a steady stream of posts.
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Now, more than ever, we need to commit to real reporting across a real nation, a real world in which journalism and democracy are in mortal peril, including by foreign powers like Russia paying to churn out and place false news, and hacking into democratic systems here and allegedly in upcoming crucial German and French elections too.
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Hans Zimmer's Dunkirk score was his most effective, least commercial endeavor in a while, Jonny Greenwood tempered his avant-garde instincts with some swooning romanticism in Phantom Thread, while John Williams continued to easily churn out incredible leitmotifs for yet another Star Wars movie after half-a-century of doing so (that Rose theme rules extremely hard).
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As of June 30, 2018, according to the FSIS's latest report, 35 percent of the nation's 154 large chicken-slaughter facilities—which churn out the vast majority of the drumsticks, thighs, and breasts shrink-wrapped on supermarket meat counters—failed to meet the inspection service's standard for chicken parts testing that took place over the previous 64 weeks.
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And with companies like Netflix continually trying to reverse-engineer the kinds of films and TV shows — excuse me, content — that people want to see based on what they already like to see, the ability to rapidly (and relatively cheaply) churn out that content without having to pay too many people to do it is absolutely on the horizon.
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We both know that any rational, unbiased human being who watched all the videos would see that the initial interpretation of the encounter, the one that inspired celebrities to fantasize about punching a teenager and respectable writers to churn out think pieces on the heavy, fraught-with-white-supremacy significance of a teenage smirk, was totally, completely wrong.
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That model stands in contrast to much of the $64 billion global athletic footwear market, where companies like Nike and Adidas churn out hundreds of varieties of shoes with endless options for customization while "sneakerhead" culture creates a market for flashy collaborations involving brands, athletes, celebrities and designers that can see the most coveted shoes sell for thousands of dollars per pair.
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And, for the DNA Doe Project's purposes, it was expensive, about $1,19883 for a sequencing lab to take blood or bone from an unidentified body and churn out a digital DNA file, then for a biology algorithm whiz to take that massive file (with its 3 billion letters of the human genome) and make it GEDmatch-compatible (reducing it to about 600,000 letters).
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Here, the beats, courtesy of several renowned megaproducers, including Metro Boomin and Zaytoven, articulate a nice variant on the ubiquitous Atlanta synth-orchestral style; Wayne gurgles out a few amusing verses, but Chainz has sunk into a bland anonymity, often sacrificing his signature metric enjambment for the kind of blunt, straightforward punchline-rap Wayne's lesser Young Money labelmates churn out all the time.
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Here I'm setting up shop to churn out fandom lamps and consorts to sell on the Etsys of the world as I devote myself to the GIF-making and animation, hammering out unpublishable stories on my typewriter and playing guitar while trying not to get too caught up in the blues; the rock and roll lifestyle of a starving semi-hermit artist.
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You can weep for the state of the written word — and let's face it, a whole lot of content isn't even written these days; I mean, why expend energy composing actual sentences when you can just live stream a melon being slow-ploded by rubber bands, or you can build technology to automate the writing process to churn out even more #content?
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NME reports that the "world's only non-stop Oasis club night" is heading to London, Manchester, and Dublin starting March 13, and promises to churn out four hours of banger after banger of nothing but Oasis that'll be sure to get the inside of your parka and have you baking like a Sunday roast under a heat lamp at the local carver's.
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He was one worker in the army of thousands of lowly-paid workers and "volunteers" that the Vox Media-owned SB Nation used to churn out thousands of posts across hundreds of team-specific sites in order to generate pageviews and revenue for the company, which is reportedly valued at $750 million, down from a 2015 valuation of $1 billion.
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A long list of papers attached to a job application tends to impress appointment committees, and the resulting pressure to churn out a steady stream of articles in peer-reviewed journals often leads to the splitting of results from a single study into several "minimum publishable units", to the unnecessary duplication of studies and to the favouring of work that is scientifically trivial but easy to publish.
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What is wrong, though, is that the indie labels who have fostered the format while major label attention waned are now paying the price for the rejuvinated interest, struggling to keep afloat while their money is tied up for as long as ten months thanks to manufacturing delays because someone in a boardroom somewhere decided it was time to churn out yet another 200,000 copies of Revolver.
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Fox News host Eric Bolling is publishing The Swamp: Washington's Murky Pool of Corruption and Cronyism and How Trump Can Drain It. MSNBC anchor Katy Tur, who became a media star after she tussled with Trump during the election, will publish a campaign memoir in September, while journalists Mark Halperin and John Heilemann will churn out their inevitable take on the campaign sometime next year.
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On the one hand he's probably one of the most gifted and lyrically dexterous British rappers we've ever birthed in the UK; a man who can churn out searing rap mixtapes (see: Young Fire, Old Flame) and God-level freestyles on your favourite YouTube channel without breaking a solitary bead of sweat ("The hardest verse Fire in the Booth has ever had," said Charlie Sloth).
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Prior to this, Kim II had upgraded the Pyongyang Film Studio from a relatively bare-bones operation producing simple propaganda films about noble workers, virtuous peasants and the evil Japanese to a well-funded ten-million-square-foot lot where crews labored day and night to churn out propaganda films about noble workers, virtuous peasants, and the evil Japanese at a rate of 40 per year.
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But Miami may need to churn out the yardage with running back Travis Homer to keep the defense fresh and off the field as the Hurricanes, although the nation's best at racking up tackles for loss (8.8 per game), have still bent far too often against the run, surrendering 176 yards or more in the four games prior to limiting Virginia Tech to 102.
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It consists of universities that churn out graduates trained in religious disciplines; a legal system in which judges apply Shariah law; a council of top clerics who advise the king; a network of offices that dispense fatwas, or religious opinions; a force of religious police who monitor public behavior; and tens of thousands of mosque imams who can be tapped to deliver the government's message from the pulpit.
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"Listen up and I'll tell a story / About an artist growin' old / Some would try for fame and glory / Others like to watch the world" In this era of pop music, the major labels that be—and the concerningly small roster of songwriters who seem to churn out the top-10 hits year after year—have certainly perfected the formula of what makes a tune catchy or anthemic.
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I have been built, bred, and created to live in the grind, using my feeble brain to churn out dunk columns, much in the same way that Mason, on the day his large father's sperm met his large mother's ovum, was crafted by nature, by God, by whomever, to be this, a guy who made an excellent salary playing as a big in the NBA, sometimes off the bench, sometimes starting in a pinch.
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When the movie hit theaters on Valentine's Day weekend in 280, Sandler was a couple years removed from his anarchistic, post-SNL comedies Billy Madison (21989) and Happy Gilmore (280) and was about to ditch that for Sandler Phase Two, where he would churn out one zany character-driven comedy after another, including Little Nicky, The Waterboy, Big Daddy, and Mr. Deeds across a four-year stretch from late '230 to '21980.
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But unlike AT&T (which bought DirecTV and is in the process of buying Time Warner) or Comcast (which bought NBCUniversal and invested in companies like BuzzFeed and our own Vox Media), Verizon's plan is far more lowbrow: it's going to churn out as much cheap content as it can from AOL and Yahoo and tell advertisers it can do a better job of delivering eyeballs because it has better ad-tracking capabilities than Google and Facebook.
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They found a man in Padua, Italy, who had a genetic mutation that made cells churn out as much as 12 times the usual amounts of factor IX. Investigators realized that they could put the mutated gene into a virus and use it to insert the mutated gene into the cells of patients with hemophilia B. The advantage was that they would not have to use so much virus — and the lower the dose, the less likely the immune system would attack.
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