Pre-commissioning and commissioning would take a few months before the refinery is fully operational in early 2019.
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The practice is called cross-commissioning and is similar but not exactly the same as Navy Midshipmen commissioning into the United States Marine Corps.
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Sempra has filed all its pre-commissioning documents for Cameron Train 1, with capacity of 5 mtpa, allowing it to move ahead with initial commissioning.
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Commissioning of the second train took around three months, from when the compressor gas turbines were first fired up, although the commissioning period is not clearly defined.
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The first line of Jharsuguda is now fully operational and the second line began commissioning last month, while the Korba II plant has been commissioning pots since April of this year.
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He also tweeted about his plans to attend the commissioning This morning I will be going to the Commissioning Ceremony for the largest aircraft carrier in the world, The Gerald R. Ford.
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"Commissioning works at the polypropylene production plant has been completed and it has already produced about 55,000 tonnes of polypropylene, while commissioning of high density polyethylene producing line is nearing completion," he said.
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Does it mean commissioning legislation to support and protect veterans?
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These tragic incidents led to the commissioning of the report.
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It made commissioning pieces in the zine a bit easier.
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Joe Courtney of Connecticut said at the South Dakota's commissioning.
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So the project also involved commissioning nine new psalm settings.
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Their commitment to domestic customers is expected to start only after all testing and commissioning has been completed, which means they will resell the commissioning cargoes they do not need, one of them said.
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The closing date for the next commissioning round is May 15.
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How did you go about commissioning the tracks for the compilation?
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There isn't an actual client or publication commissioning the photos, either.
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Up to $1 million will be available for the commissioning monument.
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It was supported by Rauschenberg Foundation and the Performa Commissioning Fund.
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Demand the Senate stop commissioning soldiers and alleviate some suffering instead.
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After taking a look, however, CBS decided against commissioning a pilot.
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Gibney's new commissioning and presenting program focuses on developing artistic voices.
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Two, Facebook probably erred by commissioning sponsored content about platform integrity.
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Maybe commissioning portraits of The Donald to hang in the entrance.
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PRI is, ambitiously maybe, aiming to be commissioning mines within five years.
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He also said neither Bush or Scouler were involved in its commissioning.
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Wednesday is definitely the commissioning and I do hope you'll be there.
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Mine commissioning is starting this year with operations ramping up over 2019.
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They commissioned me to write for them, and then kept commissioning me.
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What do you think about me cross-commissioning to the Coast Guard?
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When we're commissioning, we're thinking of both of those kinds of stories.
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Mr. Ex said that he had no hesitation about commissioning the work.
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This concert is part of the Stone Commissioning Series at National Sawdust.
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Mostly Mozart is making a habit of commissioning large-scale choral works.
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Yorgen Fenech – prominent businessman under arrest on suspicion of commissioning the murder.
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The orchestra has been doing a lot of commissioning in recent years.
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The British Council even set up a commissioning program for Syrian refugees.
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Cheniere, meanwhile, received approval from U.S. regulators feed gas to its new LNG terminal in Corpus Christi, marking the start of commissioning at the Texas facility and raising the prospect of a commissioning cargo coming to market soon.
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A company spokeswoman said that the spill occurred during the pipeline's commissioning activities.
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As well as commissioning more exclusive original programming, our growth strategy for TrueRoyalty.
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Banks are certainly commissioning polls for their own consumption that are never released.
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News of the commissioning was first reported by the US Naval Institute News.
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People definitely sent photos of their genitalia when they were commissioning cake designs.
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As part of the commissioning process, the facility is expected to produce LNG.
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Corpus Christi and Sabine Pass Train 5 are still in a commissioning phase.
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True, the current system wastes millions of pounds on an unwieldy commissioning process.
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The US Naval Academy Class of 2015 celebrates their graduation and commissioning ceremony.
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Wells began by commissioning pieces from two composers: Judd Greenstein and Rinde Eckert.
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Few, if any, operators are commissioning upgrades for rigs in the Cromarty Firth.
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And please start by not commissioning this sort of thing in the future.
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After the video ad angered Chinese social media users, Lecia denied commissioning it.
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The person who probably knows the least is at this end who's commissioning.
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And he went so far as to imagine the emperor himself commissioning it.
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But commissioning a brand-approved Minecraft novel posed unique creative and commercial challenges.
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This show is part of National Sawdust's continuing John Zorn's Stone Commissioning Series.
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The concept of commissioning murals for pride was "very smart," Mr. Russo said.
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Henry Gorse, Commissioning Editor: It was an absolute pleasure to work with Roger.
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There are a few clues: Bieber is famous for commissioning celebrity tattoo artist JonBoy.
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At this time, commissioning at Olympias and reduced development works at Skouries are continuing.
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Michael Stevens, said at the time of boat's commissioning, according to a Navy statement.
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They've also started commissioning packs with producers like Dot Da Genius and Lex Luger.
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Uber was treading on dangerous ground by even commissioning the investigation, some experts say.
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He visited the club Saturday afternoon after commissioning a Navy aircraft carrier in Virginia.
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Soon, word spread of his talents, and other area farmers began commissioning his mazes.
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And please start by not commissioning this sort of thing in the future. Indeed.
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What kind of vibe or mood were you going for when commissioning the video?
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Some countries make a point of targeting their commissioning largess toward their own composers.
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But public defenders and court-appointed lawyers have limited budgets for commissioning such materials.
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On Wednesday, Trump nonetheless vowed to sign an executive order commissioning a federal investigation.
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Moreover, Russia seems unlikely to stop commissioning new oilfields, crucial for sustaining its production.
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At least eight other states are looking into commissioning statewide investigations similar to Pennsylvania's.
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Up to $1 million will be available for the commissioning monument through She Built NYC.
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"This investment confirmation would help bring the RAPID project to the commissioning stage," said Subramanya.
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Construction and commissioning at the other two sites is in the process of being completed.
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With the memory of the Florey foul-up fading, Oxford is again commissioning imaginative work.
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You are not buying a car but "commissioning a work of art…building a dream".
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Absolutely. Google should be held responsible in terms of commissioning the research to begin with.
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In 2017 it was rolled out by 36 of England's 195 regional NHS commissioning groups.
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"When it comes to commissioning, we always strive to include young black writers," he says.
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That is why the I.T.F., after commissioning an extensive study, declared the old structure unsustainable.
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The joint commissioning program, announced with fanfare in 2006, got off to a slow start.
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For the first time in its history, the Metropolitan Opera is commissioning operas by women.
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The commissioning of a Navy ship named after a gun safety advocate — and with Mrs.
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The president's affinity for the arts may not extend far beyond commissioning a self-portrait.
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There (were)… no leakages in the pressure test, so it's just one step towards commissioning.
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More and more restaurants are commissioning artists to give mundane compliance signage a creative makeover.
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It seems that there is no huge demand in Google's program commissioning to commission news.
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Another with 600 MW capacity, also China-financed, is due for commissioning later this year.
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ICESat-2's commissioning process, which takes 60 days, won't start for at least two weeks.
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On the rare occasions that a deal fails, it is because the commissioning parents pull out.
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He went to school, enrolled in ROTC, and upon commissioning, chose to be an infantry officer.
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A series like this could be a step toward commissioning its own wave of prestige programming.
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So they began commissioning How-Tos, punchy videos, long-form thought pieces, and high-design advertorials.
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Tarka says that no one from Xiaomi ever reached out about licensing or commissioning his art.
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Admiral Rogers' joint service both afloat and ashore has been extensive since his commissioning in 1981.
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" BP: "2017 is one of the largest years for commissioning new major projects in our history.
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In the UK, there are fewer pipelines for creators and a narrower range of commissioning channels.
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An Energy Transfer Partners spokeswoman, Vicki Granado, said the spill occurred during the pipeline's commissioning activities.
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Up until now the companies have largely been focused on successfully building and commissioning the plants.
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In August, the UK's High Court ruled that NHS England is legally responsible for commissioning PrEP.
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"The lower forecast reflects a smaller pipeline of projects scheduled for commissioning in 2018," Mercom said.
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But Carnegie has been a commissioning colossus for decades and has presented hundreds of challenging programs.
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Although long planned, the actual commissioning of plants has been a moving target in the past.
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And it led indirectly to the archdiocese's commissioning an inquiry of its own leader, Archbishop Nienstedt.
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But Li said the aircraft carrier's commissioning would depend on the results of the sea trials.
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Part of the movie's production involved commissioning a real portrait from the American artist Ivan Albright.
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Setting up the company took an additional $3,500, and commissioning two music tracks cost $3,2300 more.
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The company is also pushing back against technology by commissioning studies about tech's effect on children.
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The antidoping agency said it was interested in commissioning further investigation, provided the funding was available.
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JUILLIARD FOCUS This perpetually searching festival turns its attention to 193 years of international radio commissioning.
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Those initial plans involved commissioning a glass sarcophagus for two, held by elephants made of silver.
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Given their 'outsider' status, why were they invested in commissioning fictional retellings of Song Yang's story?
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Bigot estimates the overall cost until commissioning will be of the order of 18 billion euros.
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Last December, it dawned on my husband that commissioning a Scherenschnitt would be a perfect gift.
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It's designed to accompany his new album, "ARC": The project involved commissioning some astonishing music videos.
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Indeed, the Shed announces its emphasis on commissioning in the first sentence of its mission statement.
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"When the commissioning editor came to view the finished cut it all started well," Angus explains.
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CHIME caught the signal during its commissioning phase, meaning the telescope is still getting up and running.
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" The practice of law enforcement commissioning evidence analysis from untrained scientists, he added, is "entirely without precedent.
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When I'm not commissioning, I'm trying to actively promote existing work that may not get play elsewhere.
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Even with political goodwill, however, the steps involved in commissioning a report of this scale are complex.
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McDermott blamed the charge on unfavorable labor productivity, and increases in subcontract, commissioning and construction management costs.
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I'm co-creator of this project called Field of Vision, commissioning short films based on that premise.
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The pace of commissioning the multi-billion dollar project has surprised a market used to chronic delays.
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The organizing committee noted that it is not the "commissioning party" for any of the other projects.
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A commissioning cargo was sent last year, but supplies in earnest will only likely start in 2018.
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"Experience really matters during the commissioning process, which is one of the most challenging parts," Kavonic said.
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The tech world is interested too; Y Combinator, a tech accelerator, is commissioning research on the policy.
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They plan to continue commissioning new repertoire, particularly triple concertos, from composers who reflect their artistic taste.
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Before the inspection of the troops, Prince Harry attended the commissioning service in the Royal Memorial Chapel.
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"Lauren approached everything with empathy: Editing, commissioning, conversations at work, or in her personal life," Kalita said.
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Those term contracts will commence once the commissioning period on the facility ends in April or May.
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Promise broken: Boris spent hundreds of millions of pounds commissioning a new fleet of "Routemaster-style" buses.
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He won't say who the customers were, but none of them took the step of commissioning it.
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Rentmeester accused Nike of commissioning a version of his photo for its commercial benefit, infringing his copyright.
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The process has enough vagaries that many people never get around to actually commissioning their projects. Pro.
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Promise broken: Johnson spent hundreds of millions of pounds commissioning a new fleet of "Routemaster-style" buses.
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It was a chance to do what I loved: commissioning interesting stories from new and unreported perspectives.
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"This idea that we're making new work, commissioning across all art forms, allows for parity," he said.
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Mr. Granet said that as leader of the New 42nd Street, he'll focus on commissioning new work.
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And unlike nearly every other artistic director today, she demonstrated no interest in commissioning 21st-century choreography.
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And your partner likewise might appreciate that you aren't both out there commissioning 12-foot ice sculptures.
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Then I thought about commissioning a fancy neon piece, but I didn't want to commit to that.
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But actions like commissioning political polls, fundraising and setting up a campaign staff could violate the law.
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"The commissioning of the USS Omaha is a fitting tribute to Omaha's history and people," said Sen.
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This latest triumph doubles as a leading question: Why isn't every major orchestra in America commissioning him?
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The facility has exported two commissioning or test cargoes already, which were sold to Royal Dutch Shell.
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The "Eliminating Government-funded Oil-painting Act" prohibits the use of federal funds for commissioning portrait paintings.
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Last week, Sempra said it selected Bechtel as the engineering, procurement and commissioning (EPC) contractor for Port Arthur.
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Its failure adds to the Ministry of Justice's dismal record of commissioning and managing big private-sector contracts.
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In 2012-13 responsibility for commissioning sexual-health services (except HIV) moved from the NHS to local authorities.
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And Dean Stattman, the commissioning editor, had an interesting discovery – he was actually eating far too few calories.
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She will spend Wednesday guest editing the UK version of the website, commissioning pieces and getting them published.
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The company said it started commissioning activities at the $1.9 billion Greater Enfield oil project off Western Australia.
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The government spends about £2.5 billion ($3.6 billion) each year commissioning expert advice, internally and from outside academics.
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YouTube is already a clearinghouse of 360-degree video, and Google is commissioning several YouTube-exclusive VR series.
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Instead, Britain needs to make its private markets more efficient, by improving commissioning and lowering barriers to entry.
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Kinder Morgan appears to be the furthest behind in the regulatory approval and commissioning process, the filings show.
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The government has set itself ambitious targets, including commissioning 175 gigawatts of renewable energy by the year 2022.
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"Commissioning opinion polls now is useless because they will have no bearing on the final result," said Martinat.
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In recent years, art museums have taken note of contemporary dance, curating and commissioning work for their galleries.
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The Vietnamese government even contacted him about commissioning a painting to give to President Trump, according to McNaughton.
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There is no major commissioning project, such as you might see from other orchestras; no nationally televised gala.
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Mr. Monteiro has identified nine cases in which people he exposed were arrested in connection with commissioning hits.
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The company has poured hundreds of millions of dollars into commissioning established names to create dozens of them.
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Both "For/With" shows provided introductions to artists who will be up next in Mr. Wooley's commissioning series.
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Collaborating with Netflix and Disney Commissioning Mama K's Team 4 from Triggerfish was not an isolated move from Netflix.
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You will be responsible for commissioning and editing articles, managing the title's social-media accounts and producing weekly newsletters.
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Well-funded media companies deal with this by commissioning what is deemed the "important stuff" as a loss leader.
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The supply, transport, installation and commissioning of 15 of Vestas' V136-3.45 MW turbines are included in the contract.
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The remaining oilfields - Bozhong 34-9, Caofeidian 11-13/11-6 and Wenchang 13-2 - are undergoing offshore commissioning.
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His efforts to increase opportunities for minorities and women in the fleet were noted by speakers at Saturday's commissioning.
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The commissioning ceremony will mark its official acceptance as a unit of the operating forces of the U.S. Navy.
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Prada has been busy, commissioning designer Marc Newson to give the America's Cup competition a more modern "visual identity".
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The commissioning of the plant is good news for Chevron following delays and billions of dollars in cost overruns.
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While Britain has dithered, the American government has spent hundreds of millions of dollars encouraging and commissioning prototype designs.
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This exhibition also represents the sculpture foundation's first time commissioning works by an international artists for a large exhibition.
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Recruitment, retention, deployment and commissioning should be based on a candidate's qualifications to serve, not unfounded fears about HIV.
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Those admitted into the program will need to complete a six-week direct commissioning course at Fort Sill, Okla.
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In the year to end March it increased its cement capacity by 33 percent after commissioning its Zimbabwean mill.
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Buying or commissioning art can be pricey, so many shops borrow works from business partners, galleries and even artists.
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EDT: President Trump spoke at the U.S. Naval Academy graduation and commissioning ceremony in Annapolis, Md. Livestream: http://bit.
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" Alan Tyler, the BBC's acting controller for entertainment commissioning, described LeBlanc as "a class act" and "a brilliant signing.
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The firm has said it aims to keep them running for at least 50 years from the commissioning date.
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Nikkatsu, the studio that pioneered the form, is now commissioning new films as a kind of cheeky self-homage.
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He is vice president of the Society of NeuroInterventional Surgery and commissioning editor for the Journal of NeuroInterventional Surgery.
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From the date of commissioning, it takes at least 27 months to install the technology, according to industry estimates.
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While this is the first painted September cover, Vogue has a long history of commissioning artwork from contemporary artists.
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Acosta Danza is also supported by Sadler's Wells, one of the foremost dance theaters and commissioning organizations in Britain.
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Meanwhile, Poots is commissioning Reggie Gray and the dancers to develop an ensemble piece that will première in 2019.
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Jean-Christophe Maillot, the director of that company, has a history of commissioning fashion designers, including lesser-known ones.
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From the date of commissioning, it takes at least 27 months to install the technology, according to industry estimates.
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"The project will be completed in 2024 and commissioning will be in 2025," said RPPL chief executive B. Ashok.
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Amazon Originals started commissioning holiday songs shortly after Amazon&aposs Prime Music service launched in 2014, the company said.
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He spearheaded the creation of the American Composers Orchestra, singularly focused on commissioning, championing and performing contemporary American composers.
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Vermont has been considering marijuana legalization for years, previously commissioning a report from the RAND Corporation about the policy.
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Commissioning of the facility is expected by 2020 with the first rig to be delivered in 2021, the company said.
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Inevitably Netflix needs to partner, place greater focus on commissioning locally produced content and address censorships with its own originals.
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Why did Vogue, when commissioning him to document the US Open, mark the series as "From Instagram Photographer Daniel Arnold"?
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Manufacturing is set to kick off in 2022, and Transpod says it wants to begin the "commissioning process" in 2025.
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Regulators typically put the onus of adhering to these rules on the marketers commissioning the posts rather than individual influencers.
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The commissioning ceremony for the USS Manchester is scheduled for May 26 at the New Hampshire State Pier in Portsmouth.
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Notably, McAleenan reserves the right to request passwords from travelers, as part of commissioning their assistance in conducting a search.
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EDF said in its first-half earnings statement that "at this stage, commissioning cannot be expected before end of 2022".
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See, FAST's opening had been more ceremony than science (the commissioning phase is officially scheduled to end by September 217).
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Shell expects hook-up and commissioning to take up to 12 months, meaning start-up between April and July 2018.
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In Russia, meanwhile, Rusal announced last month the commissioning of the first phase of the new Boguchansk smelter in Siberia.
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The Freeport LNG export project in Texas is expected to produce its first commissioning cargo next month, WoodMac's Kramer said.
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Still, the Free Beacon's commissioning of Fusion GPS was unusual for a news publication, which customarily perform their own investigations.
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Trump also tweeted about his plans for the day — a commissioning ceremony for a new Naval aircraft carrier — and Scaramucci.
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There's a reason why many pros start their races by commissioning a poll: to find out what actually interests voters.
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It's also worth noting that the CHIME observatory is in the commissioning phases and is not operating at full sensitivity.
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However, despite commissioning the Kerner Report, President Lyndon Johnson quickly suppressed the report's findings when it was published in 1968.
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Gatson, who was chosen through the MTA's station artwork commissioning process, says that the organization supported and encouraged his vision.
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Its second, supplied by the country's own Summit LNG of the Summit Group, is due for commissioning by next October.
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" In the planning stages of the commissioning process, Mr. Sellars said, "there was some foot-dragging from other co-producers.
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Corporations have long sponsored cultural institutions and events, but the Xerox project continues a more recent trend toward commissioning art.
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Commissioning works of art is far more significant than simply slapping a corporate name on someone else's event, he said.
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The American Composers Orchestra was commissioning new works, and they asked me, and I said no, because I wasn't ready.
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Thus, Facebook is priming the pump by commissioning video or offering guarantees so that the opportunity-cost calculation is removed.
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Mr. Williams resists the notion that Medium should be seen as a traditional publisher, commissioning, editing and making stuff available.
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As a problem of engineering, design, and aesthetics, commissioning art for the Los Angeles Metropolitan Transportation Authority was a gamble.
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The ensembles are co-commissioning new works by the German composer Jörg Widmann and the American Sean Shepherd, among others.
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Many more brides and grooms are seeking to improve their eyebrows, either by commissioning full makeovers or adopting slight changes.
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The wall is owned by a company called Goldman Properties, a family run business that has commissioning muralist for decades.
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Whether that was commissioning an act of violence by another person or manufacturing a truckload of cocaine, we can't be sure.
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People want to see that their community member's actually writing it and behind it, so we do a lot of commissioning.
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In February, the governor of Puerto Rico, Ricardo Rossello, said that he was commissioning an independent study into the death toll.
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Oil firms are not commissioning large new projects because they cannot build them profitably with oil in the $50s a barrel.
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The debacle brings unwanted attention to the pay-for-promotion deal that brands typically tried to avoid when commissioning influencer marketing.
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Mutairi told Reuters in October that commissioning of the 615,000 barrel per day refinery was expected to start in November 2019.
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The FSRU started to feed gas to Bangladesh's national grid in late April after picking up its commissioning cargo from Qatar.
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If you didn't possess these values, you would not be commissioning today, so go forth with confidence in your own abilities.
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Online, social giants like Facebook and Snapchat are commissioning research that touts the effectiveness of ads in the first two seconds.
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Yusof distinguished Fashion Valet from competitors by focusing on local brands and commissioning designers to create pieces exclusively for the site.
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Rather than borrowing from The Ronettes or even commissioning a remix of an older cut, they basically ignored the original altogether.
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After it's completed a commissioning phase of around five months, it will be routinely operated by Europe's meteorological satellite organisation Eumetsat.
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Previously, the Australian had served as controller of BBC One, where she was responsible for commissioning hits including Luther and Sherlock.
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So commissioning Mr. MacMillan to supply a Resurrection number was an answer, and its title, "I Awoke Today," was particularly apt.
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"The trial researchers have submitted a case for increasing trial places," said John Stewart, director of specialized commissioning at NHS England.
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"Commissioning serves as the first step in the process to become a qualified Army officer," the Army said in its announcement.
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The Shed also announced a commissioning program in which young New York City artists can apply for exhibition and performance space.
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The inquisitive violinist Jennifer Koh has a seemingly ever-expanding number of commissioning projects with an ever-expanding group of collaborators.
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Despite commissioning a detailed design study for the water treatment plant in 2010, the reserve still has no construction in sight.
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Heller ended up commissioning a prop modeled after Towne that cost thousands of dollars — the most expensive one for the production.
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Now, as ever, the Ailey company is facing in multiple directions: reviving home repertory, acquiring works from elsewhere, commissioning new pieces.
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The Democratic National Committee took notice, commissioning RoBhat Labs to write a report on the spread of disinformation on social media.
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It created a law in 22026 for all public sector commissioning to factor in social value, which it expanded this year.
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But as they move even deeper into making, commissioning and distributing journalism, they also have a responsibility to start defending journalism.
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"Commissioning a nuclear power plant includes several stages and … We just passed one stage, which was a pressure test," he added.
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The commissioning ceremony marks when the ship is officially accepted by the Navy and becomes a part of the active fleet.
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It's the largest manufacturer in China and the third largest in the world, commissioning more than 8 GW alone in 2019.
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It was first put to sea in 2018 but appeared to endure difficulties during its sea trials that delayed its commissioning.
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So let us, on the whole, thank rich powerful people for one thing: commissioning very tasty desserts that live on today.
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Commissioning of the Tafila facility is expected to take place in the first quarter of 2020, Vestas said in an announcement Tuesday.
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I am sorry I missed commissioning when they were selling out stadiums of 80,000 people as well, come to think of it.
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The CIR also "drew attention" to the Commissioning Board "unsubstantiated evidence" made by some contributors of alleged financial irregularities and historic doping.
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Another common request is a politician commissioning fake negative stories about themselves so that they can accuse their opponents of spreading them.
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Commissioning a custom manicure by Fariha Ali, an L.A.-based nail artist who is so in demand, she doesn't accept new clients.
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In May, meanwhile, Verily switched on data processing for a hospital—the NHS Heywood, Middleton and Rochdale Clinical Commissioning Group, near Manchester.
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Sandra (played by Kari Matchett) expresses interest in Maud's art and becomes her first collector, commissioning a larger painting for five dollars.
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I'd just come back from a vacation and so had not actually been involved in the editing or commissioning of this piece.
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They suffer from the same problem as regulation does: governments that cannot provide education are unlikely to be good at commissioning it.
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The 388-foot-long, 3,400-ton Milwaukee was on its way to its home port of San Diego after commissioning in November.
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"I was neither responsible for the planning, the authorization or the commissioning of this study," Steg told a press briefing on Wednesday.
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Tech giants with huge user bases—Amazon and Google—are streaming video and commissioning original shows, and Apple may soon join them.
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Today 0003 "Clinical Commissioning Groups" are simply the latest parts of the NHS to purchase services from providers of care, usually hospitals.
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John Delaney (D-Md.) support a soon-to-be-introduced bill commissioning an NIH study on the effects of technology on children.
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Some airlines are commissioning luxury fashion labels like Ferragamo to design the bags, while others are tapping local artisans for the job.
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The company recently signalled that it will begin to correct this dismal record by commissioning operas from Missy Mazzoli and Jeanine Tesori.
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Commissioning U.S. energy facilities involves a back and forth process with FERC which reviews and approves many stages of the start-up.
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Full annual capacity of 260,000 tonnes is evidently still some way off, with the time line dependent on how smoothly commissioning goes.
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The company both sells hardware for displaying digital art and supports artists by commissioning new work tailor made for their vertical design.
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Curator Trevor Schoonmaker encouraged him in the early 2000s to start painting again by commissioning a new work for the New Museum.
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The dataset will be built up by commissioning paid, consenting actors, and the company promises not to use any Facebook user data.
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Bata opportunities to express her love of architecture by commissioning factories and retail locations as a business partner with no formal title.
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The Chimney rightly embraces the roughness of its home by commissioning artists to create work for its brick walls and concrete floor.
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Many coaches are making it a point of emphasis, and the WTA Tour is commissioning studies on how players can serve better.
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She said that Live Arts plans to continue its existing residency and commissioning programs, as well as its multidisciplinary Live Ideas festival.
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Jesse Mesner-Hage is the commissioning editor for video at The Washington Post, where he manages a global network of freelance videographers.
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People started commissioning Garcia to do the food for their weddings, and last year, his team catered for the crew at Glastonbury.
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Offshore construction for the project is expected to begin in late 2019, with commissioning of the facility due to start in 2021.
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Since 6900, the Congressional Institute has been commissioning research to look at the growing dissatisfaction that middle-class voters have with Congress.
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The latest batch of these "People's Commissioning Fund" pieces comes to the Ecstatic Music Festival at Merkin Concert Hall on March 6.
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Cennetoğlu's first solo museum exhibition in the U.S. is on view alongside a group exhibition presented through SculptureCenter's open call commissioning program.
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It's important to note that challenges are common with power plants of this size and complexity during the commissioning and early operations phase.
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During the past five months, while CHIME has been in a commissioning phase, researchers have found more bursts that they haven't publicly released.
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When the Republic fell, he risked his diplomatic career by commissioning a ship to carry some 21952,19523 Spanish refugees to asylum in Chile.
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EDF also said it expects it to take 13 months (9.5 years) between a final investment decision until commissioning of the first reactor.
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While the commissioning would mark an advance in China's naval capacity, some analysts noted that the trial phase was taking longer than expected.
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The intent is to ensure a certain level of cash flow during Cobre Panama's commissioning and ramp-up phases that precede commercial operations.
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Devin Nunes, a Trump ally and then-chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, targeted the firm for its commissioning of the Russia dossier.
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"I thought we needed to get into the big themes about this election," Bannon said, asked about his reasons for commissioning the poll.
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Four years after commissioning these pieces in 1797, de Sade was imprisoned by Napoleon for his books describing these scenes, Justine and Juliette.
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At the Kennedy Center, Mr. Finn will be charged with "commissioning, curating, producing and presenting work," according to a statement from the institution.
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Attempting to fit him into a standard celebrity profile seemed like a foolish venture, as if commissioning Jeff Koons for a family portrait.
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In light of these allegations, we will not be commissioning any new work with Bruce Weber and Mario Testino for the foreseeable future.
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" The franchisees said that they suspected Subway's development agents of commissioning "unfair/biased/questionable evaluations" and forcing franchisees out "at a throwaway price.
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In addition, the commissioning program that the Met established with Lincoln Center Theater more than a decade ago will soon bear more fruit.
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Here's a short film about the town of Brim in Victoria and how the commissioning of a silo painting has boosted the economy.
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Instead, they pick and choose their spots, commissioning their reporters to file features every few months on the latest instance of colonizer foolishness.
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But his actions in commissioning two reviews showed his awareness of the complex and important issues raised by the young former N.S.A. operative.
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Amazon Music has a lot of competition when it comes to streaming, so it drives listening during the holidays by commissioning exclusive songs.
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In an email to The Hill, the DNC said that commissioning its own polls would call into question the national party's own partiality.
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At least two commissioning cargoes, one for France's Total and another for Spain's Repsol, were delayed, according to industry sources and shiptracking data.
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Earlier this year, Apple bought the rights for "Carpool Karaoke" featuring James Corden, as well as commissioning a show called "Planet of the Apps".
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Sources expect the award of the contract to be made early 2018 while commissioning of the complex is seen by the end of 2024.
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Laurel, Mississippi-based Sanderson Farms decided to halt its use of antibiotics for disease prevention after commissioning an independent study of its production practices.
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The program cost $150,000 but DoD said that commissioning a similar security audit from a private company would have cost more than $1 million.
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The monarch had a very special lunch aboard the HMS Sutherland to mark the 20th anniversary of the ship's commissioning on October 23, 2017.
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Many of the biggest existing services, as well as those that are now coming online, are putting millions into commissioning original movies and series.
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Once he and Think Tank came together, America started commissioning artworks from people in prison, then began devising ways of getting the pieces out.
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The consortium will be responsible for the design, engineering, procurement, construction and commissioning of the 1,792 megawatt (MW) combined cycle gas turbine power plant.
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PwC, which audited BHS, said it was also commissioning an independent report from an academic on what a culture of challenge means for auditors.
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To gain insight into voters' intentions, The Economist will look at five marginal constituencies, commissioning a separate opinion poll in each in successive weeks.
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Commissioning teams, and the bodies that audit them, have been squeezed by spending cuts, a small saving next to the size of the contracts.
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"Because being at the Air Force Academy leads to a commission in the Air Force they must meet DOD military commissioning standards," she added.
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Commissioning of the first plant, which will have two reactors with a total a capacity between 2 and 3.2 GW, is expected in 2027.
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The UN is investigating seven African countries for possible violations of its sanctions on North Korea, such as commissioning construction projects and buying arms.
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"Because being at the Air Force Academy leads to a commission in the Air Force they must meet DOD military commissioning standards," she added.
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On Saturday, he will travel to Newport News, Va., to attend the commissioning of the USS Gerald R. Ford, the Navy's newest aircraft carrier.
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"You see this architecture inspired by old European traditions, but he was also commissioning work by avant-garde artists," Wouters tells The Creators Project.
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The N.H.S. North Cumbria Clinical Commissioning Group announced the permanent closing of the beds last March, saying it would treat more people at home.
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The $22016 billion Arihant nearly sank a few months after its commissioning when a hatch was left open and seawater flooded the propulsion compartment.
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Founded by artists in 1928, SculptureCenter provides an international forum that connects artists and audiences by presenting exhibitions, commissioning new work, and generating scholarship.
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Mr. Martins has long been the principal inheritor of the power and the duties — teaching, choreographing, casting, commissioning, supervising, coaching — that once were Balanchine's.
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As part of its push for original stories, Audible is commissioning one- and two-person plays, and recently awarded grants to 2470 emerging playwrights.
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Mike Hastings, Wolverhampton clinical commissioning group operations director, told Sky that testing people in their cars would reduce the risk of the virus spreading.
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At this concert, part of John Zorn's Stone Commissioning Series at National Sawdust, the pair will present "Scale," a new work they co-wrote.
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"I don't think we've had a prime time Sunday night drama with subtitles before," said Liz Kilgarrif, a senior commissioning editor at the BBC.
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"Print is dying," she said, and magazines are commissioning fewer shoots, unable to finance the weeks of travel that her style of reportage requires.
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To gain insight into voters' intentions, The Economist will look at five marginal constituencies, commissioning a separate opinion poll in each in successive weeks.
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With Saturday's commissioning, the carrier will go back into testing and training, and isn't expected to be fully operational until 2102 at the earliest.
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The company claimed the project is the largest commissioning in the North Sea in 20 years and has employed at least 6,000 people to date.
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As the magazine enters its 50th year, it is commissioning 50 New York artists to create cover designs, including Marilyn Minter, Mel Bochner, and more.
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Nicole Meir, a media representative for the Atlantic Council, said that neither Painter nor Aslund had broken council rules in commissioning and writing the report.
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It's also likely that much of the build-up of commercial inventories for the commissioning of Hengli Petrochemical Co's new 20183,000 bpd refinery was completed.
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But judges are starting to grant parental rights to commissioning parents in such cases, on the ground that it is in the children's best interests.
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The group took the idea and ran with it, commissioning gold shovel pins and hatching a plot to pile horse manure in the school gymnasium.
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On the other hand, ancient officials could flog and fine wrongdoers, using the money to shame them publicly by commissioning statues of Zeus called Zanes.
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Mitsui & Co Ltd, one of the partners in the Cameron project, is the charterer of the tanker, Marvel Crane, that picked up the commissioning cargo.
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"During the daytime," he adds, "our RFI is much worse than nighttime," largely due to engineers working onsite (that should improve once commissioning is over).
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In the year to end March it increased its cement capacity by 33 percent in the year to end March after commissioning its Zimbabwean mill.
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Reed agreed, mentioning that when Trump attended the commissioning of a new U.S. Navy aircraft last weekend, he asked for his budget to be passed.
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"As the plant works through the commissioning phase, it should allow for multiple expansion as the concerns about start-up risk are mitigated," Denbow said.
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Because no similar ballot has been held since 210, mainstream media organisations decided there were not enough historical data to justify commissioning an exit poll.
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As it stands, many commissioning parents choose not to stay in touch with their surrogates, and some change their minds after agreeing to do so.
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This year the company also substantially expanded its U.S. automotive capacity by commissioning another automotive product rolling line at its plant in Oswego, New York.
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Matti Bargfried, head of marketing at maritime software company CODie, said a lay-up time of several years could make re-commissioning lengthy and costly.
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Read more: Everyone Is Making AI-Generated Fake Porn Now One of those subreddits, r/deepfakeservice, is dedicated to commissioning deepfake videos from other users.
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But Splice is digging in for a long fight, giving away Splice Studio to lure in users and commissioning exclusive sample packs from top creators.
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Vedanta's 1.25-million-tonnes per year Jharsuguda II plant began commissioning at the start of 2015 and is only slowly firing up towards nameplate capacity.
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Last year, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court issued a similar ruling, tossing the state's U.S. congressional map and commissioning an independent expert to redraw the lines.
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A concert on Wednesday at National Sawdust, part of John Zorn's commissioning series there, offered a quick tour through some of her recent chamber music.
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The non-profit, which is dedicated to commissioning net art, announced in May that it would have to go offline due to increased operating costs.
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Indeed, the defining characteristics of Baroque are technical wizardry and visual opulence, both of which lend themselves to an assertion of dominance by commissioning patrons.
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Over the summer, the walls and roof went up, equipment was installed and commissioning began in five major workshops: stamping, welding, paint, battery and assembly.
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And the Cecilia Chorus's commissioning of a new work for the occasion is altogether admirable, however much you might have wished for a stronger performance.
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It was a time when the French elite were commissioning — if not always paying for – lavish objects of luxury as if there were no tomorrow.
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Woodside reiterated that the final commissioning of its main source of short-term growth, the Wheatstone LNG Train 1, is "well advanced and nearing completion".
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Northumbria FT receives over 90% of its operating revenue for delivering health care from NHS Commissioners, which include Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs) and NHS England.
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Before commissioning as an officer in the Air Force, he was an associate at Sidley Austin, where he practiced international trade and national security law.
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By the dawn of the 18th-century, Spain had a new ruling dynasty, the Bourbons, but the pace of royal collecting and commissioning remained apace.
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As associate artistic director, Ms. Whelan will focus on programming and commissioning works by choreographers, composers and other artists, as well as coaching and teaching.
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The Banff Centre supports the commissioning and creation of new work by individual artists and arts collectives, and provides resources for collaboration and applied research.
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"There's a bit of nervousness around MLFs, curtailment, and then there's construction and commissioning risk," said Stephen Panizza, head of renewable energy at Federation Asset Management.
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To commemorate International Literacy Day and to raise awareness about the issue, Project Literacy published Steward's book, commissioning illustrations and featuring a foreword by Idris Elba.
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That's why the agency is actively commissioning new communications technologies that are more sophisticated than the radios and walkie-talkies that many agents still rely on.
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Sabine Pass should have more gas to sell than in December since the third liquefaction train at the facility started processing gas during its commissioning phase.
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On the rare occasions when problems do arise, it is almost always in the opposite direction: commissioning parents who decide they no longer want the baby.
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Just a year earlier, after commissioning an exhaustive study, the Defense Department under former president Barack Obama had lifted its ban on transgender soldiers serving openly.
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Socar is sending a cargo of Azeri Light and Russian Urals crude to start the commissioning of its new 200,000-barrels-per-day refinery in Turkey.
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After a couple of early orders for Clinton flags, some of Yao's American customers stopped commissioning those altogether, as fewer people were buying them, he said.
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Canada is in the process of commissioning new Arctic icebreakers: the first, the $1.3 billion CCGS John G. Diefenbaker, is slated to come online in 2022.
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The industry is suggesting alternative approaches and ACEA commissioning research by Belgian consultancy Transport & Mobility Leuven on reducing CO2 emissions from heavy goods vehicles in Europe.
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It found that millions of pounds of "ghost research" is simply being lost because it is not published, and no records of its commissioning are kept.
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Besides the store, he is commissioning a "Richard Serra-style crater dug in the Hudson Valley" to stage a "luggage toss" of Raden converts' old bags.
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Statement architecture proved to be a profitable investment; Bilbao launched a kind of arms race, with cities commissioning increasingly elaborate structures in attempts to grab attention.
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LNG flows last week dropped after Cheniere shut two units at Sabine Pass in Louisiana for maintenance and one at Corpus as part of its commissioning.
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"The completion of the commissioning tests has not been progressing according to the updated schedule," it said, adding that Areva would review the schedule by December.
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What started as a 12-minute phone pitch turned into an offer by Channel 4's commissioning editor to film an exposé of Mother Teresa's work.
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Vestas added that turbine delivery was due to begin in the first half of 2021, with full commissioning slated for the fourth quarter of that year.
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It'll be a little while until the system gets to work, with more tests to run until its project commissioning date sometime around October or November.
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Véio's appealing, primary-colored sculptures populated Season One, the first pop-up show that Assi staged with her design commissioning and exhibition platform, Seeds, in 2016.
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DUBAI, Sept 2 (Reuters) - Kuwait's state refiner KNPC is commissioning its diesel production unit at the Mina Abdullah refinery, it said in a tweet on Monday.
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With Ms. Mirkovic, Mr. Loibner is commissioning a "summer journey" song cycle from several Austrian composers that is intended as a counterpart to "Winterreise" ("Winter Journey").
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As of Sunday morning, just one of India's 270 state and territorial governments, Uttar Pradesh, had made arrangements to bring migrants home, commissioning about 224,22020 buses.
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As of Sunday morning, just one of India's 270 state and territorial governments, Uttar Pradesh, had made arrangements to bring migrants home, commissioning about 224,22020 buses.
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She did so, and then added a dollop of activism on top, commissioning shoots that dealt with domestic abuse, plastic surgery and the BP Oil Spill.
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The residency and commissioning program Live Arts Bard presents the premiere of Ms. Michelson's "September2017/\," a work featuring four Bard students from the class of 303.
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The bride, 30, is the director of operations at Art Production Fund, a nonprofit organization in New York dedicated to commissioning and producing public art projects.
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He began his career as a paperback publisher in Britain, commissioning Germaine Greer's feminist treatise "The Female Eunuch" and works by Ian McEwan and Salman Rushdie.
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President Trump presided over the commissioning ceremony for the nuclear-powered Gerald R. Ford, the first in a new class of aircraft carriers in 42 years.
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As a problem of engineering, design, and aesthetics, commissioning art for a rail network with the second biggest ridership in the United States was a gamble.
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He is also an independently contracted Geospatial Intelligence Analyst for All Source Analysis, as well as a senior analyst and commissioning editor at Global Risk Insights.
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Japan may accelerate the re-commissioning of nuclear power generators to compensate for any squeeze on imported oil and gas in the event of a conflict.
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Global streaming services like Netflix (NFLX) and Amazon Prime Video (AMZN) are making a big push in India, commissioning dozens of original movies and TV shows.
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Brown's Bay Packing managing partner David Stover told CTV News that the company is in the final stages of commissioning a $1.5-million water treatment system.
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The bid deadline has been pushed back numerous times as issues ranging from the commissioning of toll stations to the licensing of tunnels were still pending.
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Absolut Vodka, known since the 1980s for its distinctive photography in advertising, has also succumbed, commissioning GIFs of the fruits that flavor its booze, twisting temptingly.
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The agency does not see major developments that will lift investment after 2019 following the commissioning of projects such as Sverdrup and the Arctic Johan Castberg field.
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The Austin-based art gallery has built big business around commissioning artists to create eye-catching movie posters that then sell — almost immediately — in extremely limited runs.
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Michelle Obama was "beyond proud" to take part in a commissioning ceremony Saturday for a new U.S. Navy attack submarine named for her home state of Illinois.
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"They serve as a reminder that this act of filtering and 'safeguarding' is always a reflection of the ideology of the organisation commissioning it," notes the gallery.
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While the church was on guard against sexy depictions of Jesus, it was also willing to overlook some impure behavior in the name of commissioning great art.
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The measure calls for commissioning a study on the causes of mass shootings by the Director of the National Institutes of Justice and National Academy of Sciences.
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The investment will be used to fund the construction and commissioning of Nemaska's Whabouchi Mine in Quebec and its Shawinigan plant, Nemaska Lithium said in a statement.
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And "On Tropical Nature" (11), representative of Dion's interactions with the work's commissioning museum via weekly packages of specimens sent from his outpost in the Amazon rainforest.
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Like Meghan, she worked with reporters and editors, commissioning stories and columns — one of which was written by then–first lady Michelle Obama — about mental health issues.
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The trial is one of the many medical studies Juul is commissioning as it prepares to apply for approval from the Food and Drug Administration in 2022.
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Enterprise said it was currently in the process of commissioning the ethane export facility, as well as its Waha natural gas processing plant in the Delaware Basin.
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The NHS is not geared up to treat non-medical problems, says Mark Sage, a doctor who plays a role in commissioning health services in west Kent.
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The US began commissioning research on oil recovery in 1989, with companies focusing on using propane and methane gases before carbon capture breakthroughs in the mid 1990s.
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"The commissioning of the Mainland Port Area and the stationing of mainland officers at the terminus will bring about profound impacts in Hong Kong," the statement said.
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Construction on the project is slated to begin in the first half of 2017, while plant commissioning and production are scheduled to start by 2019, SQM said.
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Meanwhile, the all-Latino city council also directed the city manager to study the possibility of closing the jail facility altogether, by commissioning a $50,000 reuse study.
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The commercial broadcaster also said it was commissioning a range of original exclusives from British production houses to be available to UK viewers of BritBox from 2020.
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The LNG industry is being transformed as long-awaited supplies from the United States start to come onstream with the commissioning of new production and export facilities.
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Under the government's central forecast for gas and rising carbon prices, the cost of a gas-plant commissioning in 2025 is close to the Hinkley strike price.
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"WhatsApp is commissioning a competitive set of awards to researchers interested in exploring issues that are related to misinformation on WhatsApp," the company writes in its announcement.
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"The Army's premier officer commissioning source must ensure an individual like Spenser Rapone is never given the opportunity to lead or serve beside American soldiers," he said.
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In 2018 the Bank of Jamaica drummed up support for inflation targeting by commissioning reggae stars to extol in song the blessing of low and stable inflation.
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Rosselló cited the government's commissioning of a study to be carried out by George Washington University as a sign of its intentions to reach an accurate number.
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Evidence has surfaced that Chinese photographers quickly adapted the equipment brought in by Westerners, and that their clients, including prostitutes, began commissioning photos of themselves as advertisements.
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President Trump spoke at the ship's official commissioning ceremony last month in Norfolk, Va. The ship is only the first of the Navy's new Ford class carriers.
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It said in its 2016 annual review released in July that pre-commissioning was scheduled to begin in mid-2018, following the completion of the marine terminal.
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The gas is fuelling the production vessel and the excess will be reinjected as output rises after commissioning, said an ENI spokesman who declined to be identified.
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"All the forces were picking up the people who had done the burglaries, but no one was taking on the people who were commissioning them," says Green.
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"After commissioning artists, we were approached by a band from Sweden called Men on the Border — a reference to a lyric in Syd's song 'Octopus,'" Jones says.
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A few weeks after my dad's death, I emailed Rachel to float the idea of commissioning a ring that I could wear in honor of my dad.
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I once resorted to commissioning a painting of my wife and I based the image on a photo of us hanging out in my prison's visiting room.
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After commissioning an ambitious reform plan for the suburbs, Mr. Macron pulled back from most of its major recommendations, which would have cost $45 billion to implement.
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Mr. Alford has since been building visual narratives for each Graduate property, commissioning vintage-inspired pieces of art and furniture while haunting flea markets and stalking eBay.
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Dell Williams solved that particular problem by commissioning nonrepresentational silicone devices with names like "Venus Rising" from Gosnell Duncan, the man who made prosthetics for the disabled.
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"Ghosts" led to an offer to direct the Bern Ballet, where she worked from 2007 to 2013, choreographing more than a dozen works, but also commissioning pieces.
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Last year, Black Lives Matter took issue with the fair commissioning an artwork with the letters BLM but not donating any of the proceeds to the organization.
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Sellars: I first met him because we were commissioning two of his pieces for the Los Angeles Festival and he took pleasure in working in abandoned locations.
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"You can make one yourself," Mr. Smith suggested, by commissioning an emerging artist to paint one, or by covering a basic model with leather, velvet or linen.
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Rival services such as Netflix (NFLX) and Amazon (AMZN) Prime Video are also making a big push in India, commissioning dozens of original movies and TV shows.
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Netflix has taken this approach by focusing on recommending shows based on your viewing habits, and buying shows and commissioning "Originals" based in part on audience data.
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The federal government measures homelessness by commissioning teams that spread out through cities, counting the homeless at a particular point in time, often in a single night.
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Mr. Trump's posts came shortly before he flew to Norfolk, Va., where he presided over the commissioning of the Gerald R. Ford, the nation's newest aircraft carrier.
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Swiber had received the contract in 2014 from a Houston-based oil and gas company to provide engineering, procurement, construction, installation and commissioning services for the project.
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Daniel Seton, the commissioning publisher for Pushkin, learned about "The Evenings" from Victor Schiferli, a specialist in fiction at the nonprofit Dutch Foundation for Literature in Amsterdam.
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Hedge funds and investment banks are attempting to profit from UK's European Union referendum on June 23 by commissioning private exit polls to find early voting patterns.
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Years later the young and telegenic Senator John F. Kennedy drew on pop culture for his campaign, commissioning Sinatra to sing "High Hopes" during the 1960 election.
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The Trudeau administration proposed a CA$11.2 billion dollar effort (US$703 billion) to fund more affordable housing after commissioning a national study to examine the issue.
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In addition to acquiring existing European art, Charles further proceeded to yank England up to the cultural level of its continental neighbors by commissioning artists at home.
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These specialized artisans are difficult to find, he said, but the task was made easier because of contacts he built up when commissioning a previous home in Morocco.
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"This highly innovative NHS-funded procedure shows real promise and could change lives," Jonathan Fielden, director of specialized commissioning and deputy national medical director for NHS England said.
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Hedge funds and banks are commissioning private opinion polls on voters' intentions in the EU referendum so they can trade on the result, according to the Financial Times.
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She's actually moving the whole art form into a new relevance, both by completely rehabilitating existing repertoire and by commissioning a set of things that need to exist.
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If you want to know what the country thinks of Trump, you'd be better off commissioning a poll than trying to peer through the mash of a midterm.
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Nowadays, surrogates rarely carry babies who are genetically related to them, instead using embryos created in vitro with eggs and sperm from the commissioning parents, or from donors.
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Gas consumption by power producers has been increasing thanks to a combination of low prices and the commissioning of super-efficient combined cycle gas turbines (CCGTs) (tmsnrt.rs/22017j1CxiN).
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Shouldn't working with women composers come to mind when commissioning music to go along with a scene that hinges on the reaction, thoughts, and experiences of a woman?
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By commissioning an independent report, the NSF appears to be trying to lend credence to their argument that the directorate is valuable and its funding should be untouched.
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ITV will control the venture, a Netflix-style offering of British box-sets and original series, and it said BritBox is commissioning a range of original exclusive shows.
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Loading dates for the first two commissioning cargoes from Chevron's new Wheatstone project, also in Australia, should add more supply in early to mid-September, a trader said.
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For those of you commissioning, I can assure you that what you have achieved during your time here will live with you for the rest of your lives.
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The company's refinery upgrade plan is at "advanced stages of mechanical completion and pre-commissioning," said Ambani in a statement, adding this would further strengthen the company's position.
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Another type of customer is a Clincal Commissioning Group (CCG) that will buy the product to be used as a digital channel for the NHS111 telephone helpline service.
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Wood Mackenzie expects a relatively long commissioning for Prelude due to its large scale and new technology, but sees Shell's long experience on LNG projects as an advantage.
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In recent years, Ballet Hispanico has been steadily commissioning new work, but for its 45th-anniversary season at the Joyce Theater, the company is focusing on existing repertory.
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It has spent millions of dollars commissioning research on its weapons, much of it backing the company's contention that its stun guns are blameless in deaths or injuries.
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"We have agreed to transition from Skanska to Mace as the construction manager for the scientific fit-out and commissioning phase of the project," a company spokesman said.
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You will: • Manage GIF's thought leadership, authoring and commissioning compelling content for audiences in the US, in our donor countries, and in the countries in which GIF invests.
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Being selected to host the Olympics and other events like the 2018 World Cup soccer tournament meant commissioning megaprojects that feed the elite patronage network for Kremlin supporters.
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"I like the idea of floating on words," said Mr. Norwich, who is now a commissioning editor for fashion and interior design titles at the book publisher Phaidon.
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He said "heinous, illicit activities" such as the commissioning and live viewing of rape and violence against minors via the so-called Dark Web had to be stopped.
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Siemens Gamesa said it would be responsible for the design, engineering and commissioning of the new solar plant, as well as its "hybridization" with the existing wind farm.
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A planned restart of Singapore's Jurong Aromatics complex and the commissioning of Qatar's new splitter could tighten Qatari condensate supplies and drive demand for Iranian oil, traders said.
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This is largely down to the commissioning of new smelters in India; Mahan and Aditya, both operated by Hindalco, and the giant Jharsuguda II, operated by Vedanta Resources.
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Here, American Ballet Theater has recently taken the lead: Misty Copeland has become the company's greatest audience magnet, while its Women's Move-ment is commissioning female-choreographed premieres.
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Ada Louise Huxtable, the architecture critic for The New York Times, while expressing some hesitancy about the building, praised the union for not merely commissioning a drab box.
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The NHS East Lancashire Clinical Commissioning Group urged people to "follow official guidance" and to be aware of "false information" that is sometimes posted on social media. (here).
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The solo parts were performed with assurance by four current and former principal hornists of the Philharmonia Orchestra of London, an ensemble that was among the commissioning bodies.
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By the mid-219th-century, as the East India Company (EIC) secured its dominance, this curiosity led to some enterprising officials commissioning Indian artists to paint for them.
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But Mr. Evanier said he had witnessed a different sort of legacy in the fans mobbing Mr. Glanzman at conventions, seeking his autograph or commissioning work from him.
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He said the new commissioning schedule has been drawn as the company now has "detailed information on the configuration, availability of the people to build and so on".
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BEN BRANTLEY In February, the New York Philharmonic inaugurates Project 19, an ambitious, multiseason commissioning project of 19 female composers to celebrate the centennial of the 19th Amendment.
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Instead of returning to a model of permanently memorializing an illusory and grandiloquent past, why not consider commissioning temporary commemorative works rooted in local community histories and struggles?
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Just days after its commissioning, the Montgomery experienced a seawater leak into the vessel's hydraulic cooling system, and then lost one of its gas turbine engines later that day.
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Airbus' board expressed full confidence in Enders on Thursday, but two people familiar with the matter said it only did so after commissioning its own study of top management.
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Rather than commissioning an artist to envision them, the city has signed a contract with landscaping company Aménagement Côté Jardin to execute the works, whose design origin is unclear.
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Just this year Google spent big bucks commissioning an entire study on how your generation thinks, and it revealed that teens love Google (also pizza, Doritos, and ice cream).
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"Train Three construction is complete and we are well into start-up and commissioning activities," Chevron said, without specifying details about the exact timeline for the commencement of production.
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Ultimately, though, she decides to tear out her eye, because she learns the man responsible for commissioning it also had a camera installed inside it to spy on her.
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Mr. Millepied, 38, had moved quickly to bring about change at the ballet, commissioning new works, bolstering its social media presence and putting a new emphasis on fund-raising.
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Key in the next few months would be the commissioning of a ninth press filter in the autumn, which would increase production to 85-95% of capacity, Hydro said.
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And at the time that [incumbent Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate] was commissioning this law, we had foreign adversaries that were trying to impede on our voter process.
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Attenborough's long list of achievements includes the commissioning of the ground-breaking program "Monty Python's Flying Circus" in the 1960s, so Neenan felt a humorous homage was entirely appropriate.
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Alarmingly, 76 percent of England clinical commissioning groups (CCGs), which regulate healthcare provision in their local area, also reported longer wait times in 2016 than they did in 2013.
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Key in the next few months would be the commissioning of a ninth press filter in the autumn, which would increase production to 8583-95% of capacity, Hydro said.
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The Fourth Plinth Commissioning Group is now asking the public to weigh in, through its website, on which sculpture should occupy London's most prominent public art site next year.
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He didn't disappoint: Once there, he promptly re-engaged the nation's culture wars by commissioning, then erecting, a two-ton granite monument of the Ten Commandments on courthouse property.
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Areva said the subcontracts include among others, a long-term fuel supply agreement, and the delivery of the two nuclear steam supply systems, from design and supply to commissioning.
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Getting to know India Perhaps Holland's most important achievement was commissioning the India Wine Insider 2017 survey -- the first comprehensive study of wine attitudes and knowledge in urban India.
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Some spy short-term opportunities: a few hedge funds are commissioning private exit polls on the day of the referendum in order to make bets in the currency markets.
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The remaining 165 miles of onshore and offshore pipe has been completed and commissioning activities will commence in the near future, Enbridge spokesman Devin Hotzel said in an email.
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Two LNG tankers, LNG Jurojin and Sohshu Maru, are currently enroute to the plant likely to pick up commissioning cargoes, according to industry sources and shiptracking data from Eikon.
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The TD Bank Group came across Ms. Notkin's PANKs research and decided to see how it applied to Canadian women by commissioning a study of 6,149 women without children.
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Dependant on imports for almost all of its energy, Turkey has embarked on an ambitious nuclear programme, commissioning Rosatom in 2013 to build the four 1,200 megawatt (MW) reactors.
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President Trump on Friday is scheduled to participate in the United States Naval Academy Graduation and Commissioning in Annapolis, Md. The ceremony is scheduled to begin at 10 a.m.
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"We are happy to bring Olympia back to Washington, so that we can continue to build and foster the relationships that have been around since her commissioning," said Selph.
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Details on a dozen celebratory events follow: Concert Commissioning composers to reimagine Sondheim songs as piano pieces has been a longtime project for the concert pianist Anthony de Mare.
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He also shaped the look of the show, commissioning the New York-based, Iranian-born architects Gisue Hariri and Mojgan Hariri to create a strong and "authentic" exhibition design.
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Scouting a site, commissioning a design and building the embassy compound could take up to six years, according to State Department officials, and cost $600 million to $1 billion.
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One rule states that "any organization or entity commissioning artwork should pay artists for design proposals," a stipulation that none of the four BIDs working with the Schattners followed.
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She wrote back that it was supposed to have run in a major national magazine, but that she and the commissioning editor had a falling out over the content.
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This orchestra, led by the indefatigable George Manahan, has run a robust and diverse commissioning program for years; by happy accident, almost exclusively female composers are featured this season.
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In the middle of the last century, he began commissioning rising young architects to design the city's public buildings in the hope of attracting young engineers to southern Indiana.
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"By commissioning a completely independent report and issuing it in full, we sought to bring these issues into the open," Lorraine Connelly, a Choate spokeswoman, said in a statement.
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Confident Tehran would have a nuclear weapon while in office, he informed other Arab leaders Mahdi would be returning soon, commissioning a film to explain the chaos to come.
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Years of permitting, planning, construction and often problematic commissioning mean they are still chasing full run-rates at a time when the market simply doesn't need any more nickel.
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As part of festivities leading up to the commissioning, there are parties planned in San Diego's marina area on Friday, including an invitation-only event hosted by Susie Buffett.
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President Obama's mature response to the Snowden leaks — commissioning two reviews into government surveillance and how to balance security with civil liberties — assisted that process of understanding and engagement.
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"You will get it, don't worry about it, but I don't mind getting a little hand," Trump said about healthcare during a ceremony commissioning the newest U.S. aircraft carrier.
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But commissioning fees alone do not allow for a viable creative life; it is an open secret that many go into debt finishing works that have supposedly been sponsored.
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It seems clear that what seems like a subversive act is seen by the people who commissioned the pictures as "betraying" the commissioning magazine and "disgracing" the photographer's profession.
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In the Atlantic Basin, the Marvel Crane LNG tanker picked up a commissioning cargo from Sempra Energy's Cameron LNG, the latest liquefaction facility in the U.S. to begin operations.
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ReNew Power, which has invested 20 billion Indian rupees ($314 million) in Madhya Pradesh, alleges the state discom is not commissioning its plant, despite it being ready a week ago.
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Mr. Carmean was instrumental in commissioning five large works that became familiar presences in the new wing's atrium, by Alexander Calder, Joan Mirò, Robert Motherwell, Henry Moore and Anthony Caro.
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I offer to any commissioning editor my modest proposal: "Book Titles: The Long and the Short of It, why Subtitles Matter, and What Should be Done to Reverse the Trend".
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Africa to the world The platform's foray into commissioning films and animations on the continent has generated excitement and analysts believe it is good news for producers on the continent.
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Prior to displaying it in Paris, the carmaker unveiled the model in spectacular fashion in the U.K., by commissioning a model of London's Tower Bridge made from 33,805,846 LEGO bricks.
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"Key customers have continued to progress the build-out and commissioning of their chemical conversion facilities in China, albeit at a slower rate than expected," Pilbara said in its report.
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"One thing that sets us apart is that we operate as a community center and a museum," Big Car co-founder and Tube Factory commissioning curator Shauta Marsh tells Creators.
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The gains from strong pricing more than offset the impact of higher feedstock costs and commissioning and startup expenses at new projects, Ungerleider said on a conference call with analysts.
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President Donald Trump arrives aboard Marine One on the USS Gerald R. Ford at Naval Station Norfolk in Virginia on Saturday, July 22, for the commissioning of the aircraft carrier.
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Another gold mine, a venture between ENAMCO and a Chinese firm, was due to start commercial production at the end of March, following initial commissioning at the end of 2015.
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The rise of Amazon, the decline of independent bookshops, and public indifference to non-franchised, non-serialized books have seen publishers becoming more risk-averse and conservative in their commissioning.
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Operating margins for the next year will likely be hit by higher costs related to the start-up and commissioning of a poultry processing facility in Eye, Suffolk, it said.
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She and Katz both mentioned Christie's commissioning of the so-called "Mastro Report," a taxpayer-funded Bridgegate probe led by former Giuliani aide Randy Mastro, which found the governor blameless.
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Instrumentation issues, however, were discovered during the final phases of plant commissioning and a cool down is required for some additional work over the next few weeks, the company said.
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The Interior Department is commissioning a fast-tracked study that will look at how a controversial plan to initiate oil and gas drilling in the Arctic could impact the environment.
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Earlier on Friday U.S. company Cheniere Energy reiterated that the commissioning cargo from its Sabine Pass terminal on the Gulf Coast was expected to be shipped late February, or March.
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The state tourism office launched a $4 million ad campaign, commissioning a jingle writer named Steve Karmen, a Bronx-born child of Russian Jewish immigrants, to make the slogan sing.
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It was yet another lead coming into the Alameda, California-based cutter, which was keeping busy on its first counter-drug patrol of its second deployment, after commissioning in 2017.
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In all of this, a distinctly American solution to the problem has emerged—the commissioning of an independent, secular authority to arrange settlements between the Church and survivors of abuse.
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"I haven't actually counted, but probably the majority of my pieces, at least in the commissioning language, were specified to be a response to something or other," Mr. Andres said.
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Given that 13 FRBs were detected in such a short amount of time using pre-commissioning data, "just imagine what's waiting for us in the full-sensitivity data," she said.
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I had acts like Luther Vandross making a quarter of a million dollars a night and I could've signed many more of them than my peers who understood commissioning could.
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It was Mr. Vaziev, hired two years after the acid attack, who brought Mr. Ratmansky back into the fold, commissioning him to stage his "Romeo and Juliet" for the company.
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Under "Next Gen," the council would become a commissioning body, spinning off many of the services it had been performing and, in the process, saving millions of pounds a year.
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After commissioning our first batch of essays, we ran an email address with the column to encourage reader submissions, hoping to find exciting and surprising ideas from beyond our Rolodexes.
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They tapped their regular collaborators, the Toronto-based design studio and woodworking shop Studio Junction, for work throughout the home, commissioning a series of pieces including free-standing kitchen elements.
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That payment, according an email from a Venezuelan executive, was described in an invoice as being for "partial payment of advice on procurement, testing, precommissioning and commissioning," the complaint said.
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But now we are commissioning a study to put data behind the results we are seeing time and again — project-based learning, regardless of student and individualized needs, spells success.
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And now, after eight years, Kiki and Herb are reuniting for a monthlong engagement beginning Thursday, April 21, at Joe's Pub, as part of the commissioning program New York Voices.
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The men had spent lavishly on themselves, including commissioning a song that Mr. Santillo had performed at a party he threw at a Las Vegas nightclub, according to the commission.
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The commissioning LNG cargo from Ichthys will be exported to Inpex's Naoetsu LNG terminal in Japan, according to the first source and a second one also familiar with the matter.
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Xi attended the commissioning ceremony in the southern province of Hainan Tuesday, according to state-run media, where the Shandong finally entered service as part of the People's Liberation Navy.
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Dhillon, the Times reports, told Trump he needed cause to fire Comey, and declined to correct himself after commissioning a report from a junior lawyer that showed he was wrong.
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ANTHONY TOMMASINI On Wednesday night at National Sawdust in Brooklyn, I heard the composer-saxophonist Ingrid Laubrock unveil a series of pieces as part of John Zorn's Stone Commissioning Series.
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The board expressed full trust and confidence in Enders on Thursday, but two people familiar with the matter said it only did so after commissioning its own study of top management.
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A few bills tackle larger issues, like the opioid crisis, that both sides agree need to be addressed and can find simple approaches for, like commissioning studies or funding existing programs.
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Fort Hills, which achieved commercial production last June, has performed well during start-up and commissioning and there is further potential to de-bottleneck and expand production capacity, the company said.
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The carbon storage project was delayed by more than two years after Chevron discovered problems with valves and pipeline equipment during commissioning of the A$2.5 billion ($1.7 billion) injection system.
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Samsung conducted an investigation with 700 dedicated staff testing 200,000 phones and 30,000 extra batteries, also commissioning three outside firms — UL, Exponent and TUV Rheinland — that ended up finding similar results.
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EDF said in a statement that the experts' recommendations could have an impact on Flamanville 3's commissioning schedule and construction cost, which it will update again following ASN's final ruling.
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After commissioning an initial study on the participation of women and people of color in the industry, API has spent millions on outreach and recruiting efforts targeting these groups, Winkel said.
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I do think that those who are commissioning the research who are posing the problem to begin with that the data is supposed to answer or dress should definitely be responsible.
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As Sooa McCormick, the museum's assistant curator of Korean art explained, Jeongjo, who was a prominent book collector, began commissioning chaekgeori as a royal emblem to display around his royal throne.
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Earlier, just days after its commissioning, the Montgomery also experienced a seawater leak into the vessel's hydraulic cooling system, and then lost one of its gas turbine engines later that day.
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Gunvor may be due to supply the first commissioning cargo to Pakistan's second LNG import terminal, the BW Integrity, at the end of the month, several trading and market sources said.
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For example, shortly after he took office in 1981, Ronald Reagan began using the US military to provoke Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi, who was then commissioning sporadic terror attacks on Europe.
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"Meghan falling for Prince Harry, marrying into the royal family and her blossoming friendship with the Queen has captivated the nation," wrote Craig Orr, VP Commissioning and Development for MTV International.
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And it's not hard to imagine why the military would be interested in commissioning an army of unkillable, immortal robots who they could just be repaired before going back into battle.
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While the Ford's commissioning ceremony represented a major milestone, the crew and commanding officers stressed that there is more work to be done to prepare the carrier for its first deployment.
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Following its commissioning, the Ford will now undergo months of additional testing to correct any remaining deficiencies and integrate the 75-plane air wing before its first deployment scheduled for 2020.
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"This is mainly related to a lack of necessary infrastructure for exports and commissioning of local agricultural produce, which makes it economically unviable to supply Syrian vegetables and fruits," he said.
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Netflix's commissioning editor Alex Sapot described the series as "a real homage to John Hughes, the '80s" and "an interesting intersection" of the John Hughes aesthetic and Laurie Nunn's modern voice.
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Aside from opening the Capitoline museums and commissioning the Fontana di Trevi, Clement bestowed the title of Prince of Sismano on his nephew Bartolomeo and made another nephew, Neri, a cardinal.
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Those interested in commissioning an ornament should visit the Forever Figurines Etsy store, where there's the option to either request a custom order or to reach out to Bravoco via messenger.
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That said, M and the other candidates for commissioning and ordination are all a part of the church's witness and outreach to people who need the good news of Jesus Christ.
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Construction of the 3 million tonnes per year terminal is over 90 percent complete, with commissioning expected in the middle of 2018, Ma Shenyuan, vice president of ENN Energy Holdings said.
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Dutilleux, who was then 95 and died in 2013, decided to share the $200,000 proceeds with worthy younger composers of his choosing, in effect commissioning them to write for the Philharmonic.
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When commissioning Boshier to design stage sets for his Serious Moonlight tour, Bowie advised the artist to, "think big band; think punk" and avoid concerns regarding size and ease of installation.
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However, the commissioning of such stories by China is potentially explosive in Taiwan, which has been increasingly sensitive about mainland efforts to sway popular sentiment amid rising tensions across the strait.
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"This time, we must make North Korea realize that its regime cannot survive without giving up its nuclear weapons," she said in a speech at a commissioning ceremony for military officers.
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With a 10.5 game lead over the Yankees and 11 games left to play, it's hard to blame the team for commissioning a banner at this point, Bucky Fucking Dent, notwithstanding.
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The national charity Narcolepsy UK said that as some NHS wards don't offer it, sufferers have to "jump through hoops" to access, which includes going through organizations like Clinical Commissioning Groups.
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SOEs' liabilities, and therefore contingent liabilities to the government, will probably grow more rapidly, particularly if a plan to postpone the commissioning of new nuclear power stations to 2037 is reversed.
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"The second half is expected to reflect the benefits from the commissioning of the par-bake frozen plant in late May and the Pringles manufacturing plant in June," Van Rensburg said.
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Claude's uncle, Louis, had been the first Arpels to recognize the elegant symbiosis between gems and the ballet, commissioning the now 124-year-old maison's signature ballerina clips in the 1940s.
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The self-regulating effort by a fraction of the commissioning market may not be enough to sustain artistic practices, but it is radical when considering how labor inequities survive in privacy.
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Xinhua said the commissioning of the Nanchang, which is equipped with air-defence, anti-missile, anti-ship and anti-submarine weapons, represented a "generational leap" in the Chinese navy&aposs destroyers.
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SOCAR said at the start of this year the refinery would start up in the third quarter of 2018 with commissioning, or testing, to be complete by the end of October.
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In 2006, the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) that includes Saudi Arabia and five other Middle Eastern nations announced that it was commissioning a study into the peaceful use of nuclear energy.
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She will be responsible for conceiving and planning seasons; commissioning new work; and working closely with dancers in the rehearsal studio, both teaching class and coaching works in the company's repertory.
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ZAO Interautomatika, another Siemens Russian joint venture which sources have told Reuters was involved in the installation and commissioning of the turbines in Crimea, did not respond to a request for comment.
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Our current base case assumes a slow decrease in the share of coal and lignite-fired generation in the Polish fuel mix driven by commissioning of new renewable and gas-fired sources.
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Gas consumption by power producers has risen strongly as a result of high air-conditioning demand during a long, hot summer and the commissioning of another wave of combined-cycle generating units.
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However, the commissioning of such stories by China is potentially explosive on the island, which has been increasingly sensitive about mainland efforts to sway popular sentiment amid rising tensions across the strait.
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The paper reports that finance firms are commissioning exit polls on June 23, polling day, in a bid to try and get an early idea of which way the country will vote.
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They're commissioning neon signs bearing modestly sly double entendres, painting elaborate murals of tropical wildlife, and embedding floor tiles with branded greetings — all in the hopes that their guests will post them.
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INDONESIA NICKEL: The first battery-grade nickel and cobalt project in Indonesia using high-pressure acid leaching technology could start commissioning in the second half of 2020, consultancy firm CRU Group said.
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As Radiolab explored, one German meteorologist named Gustav Hellmann accused him of fraud, after commissioning his own photographer to document snowflakes, revealing images quite different from the perfect crystals in Bentley's work.
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It is possible that China's refineries will be able to produce more gasoline this year and less diesel, given the expected commissioning of new units that can maximize output of lighter fuels.
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When he left the service, he continued to work in design commissioning work for high-end fashion brands and organizing shows for local street artists at the Electric Sheep Gallery in Newcastle.
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"The complexity of producing battery-grade lithium compounds means even existing major producers could experience setbacks and delays in commissioning new production facilities," Merriman told the Mines and Money Conference in London.
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That commissioning is due to put out a report December 1st with a blueprint for the next administration as to how to go about dealing with the breadth of cyber security issues.
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The French government had previously tied the shutdown of Fessenheim's two 900-megawatt (MW) reactors to the commissioning of the new generation EPR Flamanville 3 reactor that EDF is building in Normandy.
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Novatek said earlier this week it had begun commissioning the third train, or plant, and that its first two trains were running at capacity, which is 11 million tonnes a year (mtpa).
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It is possible that China's refineries will be able to produce more gasoline this year and less diesel, given the expected commissioning of new units that can maximise output of lighter fuels.
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Siemens has filed a lawsuit against its Russian customer over the delivery of the turbines to Crimea and says it will do everything in its power to block their installation and commissioning.
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Darah said she liked the look of my stuff (see the email above) and requested a previous commissioning editor's email to vet me—apparently, they had a history of applicants impersonating journalists.
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It said the ship had picked up a commissioning cargo in Qatar before sailing to Bangladesh, where it is expected to remain, sending regasified LNG into the country through a subsea pipeline.
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As a Greenwich Village neighbor and new friend of Mr. Beard, he was instrumental in commissioning "The James Beard Cookbook," the classic kitchen volume that was published, originally in paperback, in 1959.
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He is creating sculptures that could be used as props in the play and is in the process of commissioning a young Guatemalan writer to compose a script responding to the props.
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This tradition of creating and commissioning became foundational to the art space's identity: The name Lafayette Anticipations was chosen to suggest the start of a process and expectations of things to come.
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Cover image: Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen delivers a speech during commissioning ceremony of a road funded by Japan for its official use at Kdey Takoy village, outside of Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
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Because editing a book in its original language can be much faster than translating it, the bigger publishers have begun commissioning original work as well, for the first time in many years.
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Reliance acquired Gapco in 2007 as the government-set low retail fuel prices in India forced the private refiner to turn to stable export outlets ahead of commissioning of its second refinery.
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The stone tells one of the most familiar tales in human history: a king successfully defeats a rival kingdom and celebrates by commissioning a great work of art to boast about it.
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Robert Hughes captures ancient Rome in rich detail, with revelations such as Emperor Augustus's propensity for commissioning sculptures of himself (with some 25,000 to 50,000 stone statues estimated to have been produced).
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" Gail Bichler, design director: "We dedicated our The Lives They Lived cover to Toni Morrison, commissioning the artist Carmen Winant to create a photo installation that emphasizes her life's scope and fullness.
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Christopher P. Chapman is president and chief executive officer of the AccessLex Institute, conducting and commissioning research to illuminate the latest data and evidence on the most critical issues facing legal education.
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They're commissioning neon signs bearing modestly sly double entendres, painting elaborate murals of tropical wildlife and embedding floor tiles with branded greetings — all in the hope that their guests will post them.
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The Alliance of Small Island States has been pushing for its inclusion in official agreements since the UN's Copenhagen Climate Change Conference in 2009, and commissioning scientific reports to support their case.
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