The emissions lead to smog and collect in the atmosphere.
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Debris can collect in chimneys, such as from birds nesting.
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"Water tends to collect in lower topography," Dr. Orosei said.
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The drops collect in a reservoir at the panel's base. 4.
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But current NFL players aren't eligible to collect in the concussion settlement.
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Insurers make money by investing the billions they collect in policymakers' premiums.
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Have you continued to collect in the 12 years since your husband died?
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We used to think there were 17 coins to collect in Donkey Kong 64.
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With greater success and renown came the money to collect in a serious way.
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For those unfamiliar, beltane is one of the shaders you can collect in the game.
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And once I collect in space, how quickly can I get it to a user?
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Children play on muddy paths and large puddles full of refuse collect in open spaces.
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Whenever it rained, water would collect in the abandoned row house and seep into Mitchell's basement.
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But there are dynamic elements as well, some of which they collect in the lab, some elsewhere.
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That is 70 percent of what the government will collect in taxes over the next 10 years.
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"Look at colors that you already collect" — in your closet, on your car, in your Pinterest feed.
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A Bloomberg spokesman declined to say how much revenue the company expects to collect in such fees.
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This would ensure that healthy people buy coverage, paying more in premiums than they collect in benefits.
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It also wants to generate clearer recommendations based on the data Aker can collect in the field.
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Then, it will practice "touch and go" sample collection attempts until it's ready to collect in August.
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Why should devs give Apple a cut when they can sell directly to users and collect in full?
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A healer of some kind is also essential, as there aren't any health packs to collect in Uprising.
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As we heard before, Oculus doesn't have a strict policy declaring what it might collect in the future.
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A layer beneath the sand allows water to collect in the dune valleys, forming thousands of transient lagoons.
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Mature funds like CalSTRS pay out more in benefits to retirees than collect in contributions from current workers.
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Insurance alone would probably cost more than they could collect in purses for the rest of the year.
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That allowed virus-laden droplets coming down the pipes from other apartments to collect in the U-bend.
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Excess storm water will collect in this bed and empty gradually through perforated pipes threaded through the gravel.
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The real issue seems to be less about what Facebook is collecting now or will collect in the future.
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What's different is that the CCPA doesn't require companies to minimize the data they collect in the first place.
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Incoming notifications won't make a sound or show up onscreen, though they will still collect in the Notification Center.
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The circles then allow rainwater to collect in them, which supplies more nutrients, which benefits everybody, including the termites.
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Fiery flares shimmer into the air, and pools of wastewater produced by the fracking process collect in large bins.
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Type A collectors collect in areas that have a finite series, like all Israeli coins from the 20th century.
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They may not detect contaminated soil from rain runoff that can collect in gutters or other low-lying crevices.
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Instead, the women would walk along the highway searching for butterfly roadkill, which they would collect in plastic bottles.
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Environmental advocates assert that PFAS chemicals may be worse than BPA because of the way they collect in our blood.
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Six inches to a foot will collect in New York, with 5 to 10 inches in the City of Brotherly Love.
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"Inventory management is critical to execute a click and collect in a one-hour or two-hour time window," Layo said.
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These plumes are filled with materials that can collect in the air over time, potentially altering the atmosphere in dangerous ways.
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The points you collect in order to trigger "Golden Ages" are handed to you as you go about your other business.
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Next, we forecasted how much revenue (expressed as a Z-score) it would collect in the event it did sell out.
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The law also requires Arizona abortion providers to turn over the information they collect in these checklists to the state government.
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Recipients receive $74 monthly on average for living expenses, compared to the $243 a disabled person can collect in the states.
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The Daily Selects offer a random collection of items each day that you can unlock using coins you collect in races.
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Nor does it emit mercury or other heavy metals, which collect in the food chain and are harmful to human health.
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The speed that driver uses to pass, however, comes largely from the momentum they collect in the curve they just left.
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In comparison, the $74 billion in tariffs that the government will collect in 1003 is about 2 percent of total revenue.
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The citrus fruit spilled out of the cars, which the authorities proceeded to collect in bags and pack up in their van.
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Her feces now collect in a bag attached to a hip-level stoma, which is the protruding end of her lower intestine.
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That's down from the $995 million they were projected to collect in Q33 2017 and the $1 billion raised in Q3 2016.
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The big bureaus do not break out how much they collect in fees for initiating and lifting credit freezes, the association said.
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If your vacuum isn't cleaned often enough, debris can collect in the vents and even be blown back out into the air.
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Some time ago, the Hills decided to collect in depth, which Mr. Hill defines as owning "at least four" works by an artist.
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But industry and lawmakers need to take a hard look at the data that companies are allowed to collect in the first place.
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"In those cases, we do not attempt to collect, in any way," said Greg Steinlicht, H&R Block's vice president for financial services.
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Each card you collect in the app can be used for different activities with the Force Band that do not involve the BB-8.
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The government obtained the information from cellphone records, credit card receipts, and other private data it is authorized to collect in a health emergency.
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That's because measuring skin pH would typically require lots of sweat, which dermatologists don't have the means to collect in a reasonable amount of time.
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When they collect in the air, you get clouds of soot which then sink into the lower atmosphere, being put under more and more pressure.
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"They just want to use the data that they collect in their privileged position as an internet service provider to make more money," Harris says.
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"Sometimes there's no opening at all, so these women don't even bleed during their period and the blood can collect in the vagina," Minkin says.
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This species was discovered in Peru, making its home in the pools of water that collect in the hollows of plants, such as tree holes.
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Plus, if companies design autonomous cars to obey traffic laws, they will reduce the millions of dollars that cities and states collect in traffic fines.
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Previous research has primarily looked at the effects of smaller legal reforms, like state caps on the awards that malpractice victims can collect in court.
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Una Mullally, a writer in Dublin, said voters were reacting to an economic recovery that still seemed to collect in the pockets of the rich.
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I cannot say what I will collect in the future especially in terms of media, as art has the privilege to take you in uncharted territories.
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Some have floated the need for new restrictions on the data that the three major bureaus — Equifax, Experian and TransUnion — can collect in the first place.
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"I think high-yield still represents the best 'carry' globally," Peters said in reference to the higher coupons an investor can collect in high-yield bonds.
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Trump's Democratic presidential contenders have often disclosed how much their campaigns were able to collect in the first 2628 hours after they announced their 28503 bids.
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The average taxpayer already pays more toward Lockheed Martin's military contracts each year than O'Rourke's war tax would collect in the name of future veteran benefits.
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Let but my anger wax hot, my love grow exalted, my hatred collect in me, and that boasted solidarity between me and my body was gone.
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"We use the money that we collect in a way that we feel best creates value for the people who have donated to us," he said.
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" All the neurons that voted the same way collect in groups, and the network foreman peers down from above and identifies the majority classification: "A dog?
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Context: The amount of data Google will collect in its $2.1 billion acquisition of Fitbit is already drawing the attention of privacy advocates and competition enforcers.
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When some companies release their reports, they use their own surveys in order to obtain information about the things the EEOC doesn't collect in its annual survey.
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The grounds collect in the machine's hefty commercial portafilter, then an internal fan blows for a few seconds to tamp them to the ideal level of compactness.
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With the Wahl Vacuum Trimmer, the clippings collect in the built-in chamber, which we end up having to empty, but it's much more convenient than before.
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They found that PG&E had collected $224 million more than it was authorized to collect in oil and gas revenue in the decade before the explosion.
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Squeezing out the equivalent of another 3 percent of GDP would bring in as much revenue in a year as all developed economies currently collect in corporate tax.
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Once Haybusa2 reaches Ryugu, it will blast the surface to kick up dust and grab samples below the asteroid's surface, which it will then collect in a capsule.
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Of all the objects that it has been possible to collect in the long history of video games, perhaps none have been as satisfying as Crackdown's agility orbs.
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Adult and juvenile snow geese collect in immense flocks, their loud honking often preceding them into the local salt marshes they use for migratory stopovers and feeding areas.
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Nokia aims to offer more sophisticated software to analyze the mountains of data that telecom network operators collect, in order to create more powerful and more personalized services.
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Nokia may have retired from the global phone market, but it's still got a pension to collect in the form of patent licenses from decades of R&D.
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Loan volume could fall at least 55 percent, according to the consumer agency's estimates, and the $7 billion a year that lenders collect in fees would drop significantly.
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Many of these governments have been unwilling to take back detainees unless they have sufficient evidence to prosecute them, which is often difficult to collect in battlefield captures.
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The ACA also says that the federal government will compensate insurers for the money they do not collect in co-payments, coinsurance and deductibles from the qualified customers.
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Within a few years, however, it was obvious they found more enjoyment in the art of others than in their own, so they began to collect in earnest.
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The piece is made up of three, dyed, diaphanous textiles connected by bright red threads that collect in a pool at one end of the dynamic, sculpture-like form.
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The rest of the so-called wax is an accretion of some dust and lots of dead skin cells, which normally collect in the passage as they are shed.
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Medical procedures, emotions, memories and myth collect in the poems to reveal the many different ways it can feel to transition as a son, a husband and a parent.
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Early on, Sidewalk put more energy into figuring out how the robot trash chutes would work than how to control data it and others would collect in the proposed district.
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Instead, they stumble upon new minerals during their studies of broader geologic processes that might, for example, cause rare metals to collect in unusually large concentrations in a specific volcano.
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There are a handful of items you can collect in the game, but one of the most useful ones is the incense, which you can find randomly at Poké Stops.
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So the team at J.P.L. created new ways of monitoring the spacecraft that allowed them to collect in a one-hour period the data that would usually take eight hours.
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The type of mosquito that carries Zika — the Aedes aegypti — is remarkably well-adapted to breed in tiny pools of water that collect in things like tires or flower pots.
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RON PIZZUTI Today, unless it's a Frank Stella print from Tyler Graphics in excellent condition, or another artist we already collect in depth, we're not buying anything produced before 2001.
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Gilchrist, who has also worked as a meteorologist and storm chaser, said pollen can collect in high concentrations in the air like this depending on the amount of recent rain.
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If you're looking at what we can collect in data now, so we can make those distinctions, so that we could be evidence-based, and I think that there's a desire.
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Although the game is free, retailers such as GameStop, Amazon and Target sold merchandise and gave away codes to the virtual "Fortnite Minty Pickaxe," attracting customers who collect in-game cosmetics.
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More often, they collect in bars, taken over and soon designated as official "Fill-in-the-blank Bars," weird outposts that fill up at odd hours compared to rest of the neighborhood.
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IKEA also rolled out Click & Collect in 31 of its 47 U.S. stores last year, allowing online shoppers to pick up in the store without having to wait in the checkout line.
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A 20-year-old from Utah, Alexander Mitchell, was diagnosed with lipoid pneumonia and later, acute respiratory distress syndrome, because his vape habit caused too much fluid to collect in his lungs.
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By midnight, she said, she found herself at a seedy hotel in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, shushing her girls to sleep, surrounded by the few belongings she managed to collect in garbage bags.
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This mix of plastic types is roughly consistent with the kinds of plastic that collect in the subtropical gyres, though those parts of the ocean amasses a higher concentration of fishing line.
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Before rushing to increase the tax burden on American workers, families and businesses, lawmakers should take a hard look at how the billions they already collect in gas taxes is being spent.
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The glazed ceramics, which were especially hot to collect in the Victorian age, are recognizable for their simple folk style and typically saccharine depiction of everyday subjects and scenes of the time.
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"Increasingly, we reach out to them before they come over and we give them the option to buy online and collect in Hong Kong or we deliver to them in China," he said.
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And in homage to Giovanni della Robbia's Saint John the Baptist in the Wilderness, Blessing, circa 1510/1520, a figure sits with hand raised in benediction, while globules collect in his sheepskin chemise.
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Wayfair, overturned more than 25 years of legal precedent cleared the way for states to require out-of-state sellers to collect in-state sales tax when selling to residents in that state.
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In a neighborhood near San Juan, rainwater that Angel Negroni and his wife collect in buckets for use in their garden has become the couple's main source of water for drinking and cooking.
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The researchers wrote in the study that for "perfect realism" the model was trained on 32 images, which is still a very small number and easy to collect in today's age of oversharing online.
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Over the course of time, these materials are transported via water and wind down to the sea, like any other sediment, explained Meyer, who said this extraterrestrial material can then collect in clam shells.
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You won't fit every resource into your inventory at first, so here are the most important things to collect in the first couple hours: There's good money to be made on the galactic market.
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He argued that regulators should unwind the company's acquisition of WhatsApp and Instagram, create space for more competition, and enact new privacy legislation that restricts what data Facebook can collect in the United States.
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This program doesn&apost let you pool points in a single account with a partner or spouse, although all the points you earn across multiple cards will collect in a single Membership Rewards account.
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This year alone, private health insurers' overhead -- the money they collect in premiums that goes for marketing, accounting, executives' bonuses, profits and more, instead of care -- will total $256.3 billion, 12% of their premiums.
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Unlike most of us, though, he has used the casual photos that collect in his phone to propel himself into a rarefied group of creators who unify photos with writing to yield an inseparable work.
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Say goodbye to lowering the top rate on individuals' income or other changes that primarily benefit the wealthy, or to anything that decreases the amount of revenue the government will collect in the years ahead.
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The new ban follows a three-month-long campaign to raise awareness about the environmental hazards of plastic bags, which can kill wildlife, block drainage systems, collect in waterways and cause other environmental and health problems.
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"Because of their huge body size, and their warm and dry habitat, African elephants can avoid over-heating only by losing calories through evaporation of the water they collect in and on their skin," researchers wrote.
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New mothers would be paid the same amounts they would collect in unemployment benefits if they had been laid off, which is usually a small fraction of a person's normal wages and varies enormously from state to state.
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If the Blues collect more points in their regular season finale than the Dallas Stars collect in their finale, then St. Louis would clinch the Central Division and earn the No. 1 seed in the Western Conference playoffs.
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These tiny bits of plastic are found in countless consumer products including cosmetics, tires, cigarettes and toothpaste, and when they collect in bodies of water and other natural areas, they can pose serious environmental hazards and health risks.
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" Right: "Our cottage is not sophisticated — it's ramshackle — and I love to fill it with things that could be considered slightly kitsch, like these English Toby jugs, which I only collect in shades of camel, ecru and black.
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Heavy fog at the rocket's launch site in California may have caused condensation to collect in the latching mechanism and then ice it over, said technology entrepreneur Elon Musk, owner and chief executive of Space Exploration Technologies, or SpaceX.
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Confirming a report by business daily Handelsblatt, the transport ministry spokesman said that the federal government intends to take over the Toll Collect in September before starting the bidding process to renew the operating contract, which expires this year.
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The SEC, in its letter to Hunsader, did not disclose a dollar amount for the award in its letter, but wrote that Hunsader would receive 15 percent of the sum the agency would collect in the case at issue.
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The NAS study determined that an immigrant with a bachelor's degree who arrives in the United States at age 25 will, over his or her lifetime, pay $514,000 more in taxes than they collect in government benefits, including retirement.
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But the Government Accountability Office, the investigative arm of Congress, found in 2014 that if Puerto Rico became a state, Washington would probably pay billions of dollars more for public programs than it would collect in taxes from islanders.
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The frog got in there when the pepper was forming and it, uhh, just existed in there as the pepper closed around it, and it survived in the womb on the sweet green meat and moisture that would collect in there.
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Researchers are also interested in learning more about the red-colored tholins — bits of soot-like material formed when nitrogen and methane interact in the atmosphere — that appear to collect in craters and channels on Pluto's surface, the space agency added.
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Facial recognition technology is improving all the time, made easier by the enormous stockpile of tagged photographs we give to Facebook and other social media sites, and the photos governments collect in the process of issuing ID cards and drivers licenses.
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"We have found that defectors are a long-term and deep source of information and that they enlighten things we may have already collected but not understood, as well as those things we might collect in the future," Hayden said.
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If you are playing on handheld, there are power moves that you can collect in 2 or 3 minutes, or if you want to spend more time on boss fights or a lengthier quest you can do that as well.
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Included in the policy changes: Facebook will stop sharing data with developers once a user has gone more than three months without opening their app, and Facebook will also drastically limit what those developers can collect in the first place.
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In addition, electricity and mobile phone bills, which the insurgents collect in return for leaving power pylons and phone masts alone, and small levies on businesses selling daily necessities such as bakeries or flour mills, weave Taliban authority firmly into everyday life.
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And these companies, in collecting so much user data, present a tempting opportunity for intelligence agencies looking to expand the scope of their mass surveillance; the NSA and others want the same data these companies collect in the normal course of business.
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Here's what Facebook initially told us WhatsApp will collect in addition to phone numbers: Type of operating systemScreen resolutionMobile carrierA device identifierHow often people open the appWhen pressed for a more complete list, Facebook gave another example, mobile country code, but still wouldn't give a complete list.
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"There is a whole chunk of corporation tax revenues that we were going to collect in the next few years that we will now collect at the end of the parliament which miraculously helps his deficit in the year he needs it to come down," he said.
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A Chinese doctor named Jiang Yanyong eventually exposed China&aposs attempted cover-up of the disease, earning him a human-rights award that he was barred from traveling to collect in the US. He was also reportedly taken into Chinese military custody before being released in 2014.
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Instead, dealers tend to try to protect their artists' careers by placing in-demand works with esteemed collectors—ones whose connections can boost an artist's prestige, who might collect in depth, and who, at the very least, seem unlikely to flip their new acquisitions at the earliest profitable opportunity.
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Analysts have criticised H&M for not offering services such as picking up items bought online in its stores and the company responded on Tuesday by saying it would test "click-and-collect" in Britain this year, was rolling out faster delivery options and online returns in stores in some markets.
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There are distractions from the main story: golden screws to collect in order to unlock cheats, hoverboard races to enter, and a card-collection system that I don't fully understand at this stage, but I do know that certain special cards will unlock snazzy new weapons, which is always nice.
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Earlier this year, the nation's leading organization of conservative state legislators, the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), agreed and passed a resolution calling for these financial penalties to be reined in with incarceration only being used as a last resort after repeated efforts to collect in circumstances when the person is able to pay.
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Services with over 100 million monthly active users would be required to disclose what data is collected, how it's being used, as well as provide a regularly updated assessment of that data's value and an annual report totaling up the value of all the user data they collect in-house or with third-parties.
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During the comment portion of the committee meeting, a few residents questioned whether garbage would collect in the water around the artwork's poles — the Whitney said it would evaluate that — and whether there would be information on site about the history of the pier (the Whitney said it would provide material through signage and an app).
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But with the levees keeping the water in, natural land-and-barrier-island-building came to a stop; with the waters rushing on at a faster pace (without natural twists and turns to slow it), silt began to collect in inconvenient places, such as in shipping channels, including in Plaquemines, where the Army Corps regularly dredges.
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I get filler injected to plump out a few of the expression lines around my mouth (the ones my foundation would always collect in) and, during a recent appointment at the clinic, I had a lightbulb moment: Could filler be injected into my scars to plump them up in the same way it does my lines?
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It says the collect in person Instacart Pickup option is now available in nearly 200 stores — across 25 "key markets" near Atlanta, Boston, Charlotte, Minneapolis, Nashville, San Francisco, and Washington D.C. The Pickup service is intended to offer customers more flexibility by letting them choose a time to drive by and grab their groceries, rather than wait in for a delivery.
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