Blending of the dirty concentrates, or material with high levels of impurities like hazardous arsenic, with cleaner concentrates, make it fit for shipment to China, the world's biggest importer of copper concentrates.
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Increasing competition for copper concentrates (ore) from China means Aurubis is focusing on processing complex concentrates that often contain other metals, Schachler said.
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Reardon and Bischoff write: Segregation of affluence not only concentrates income and wealth in a small number of communities, but also concentrates social capital and political power.
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He also added that since more mines around the world were producing high arsenic material, blending clean concentrates with high arsenic copper concentrates was becoming more widespread.
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The blending of concentrates containing high levels of impurities such as hazardous arsenic is aimed at making the material fit for shipment to China, the world's biggest importer of copper concentrates.
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She concentrates, topically, on the rise of the evangelical right.
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James Slatic is CEO of MedWest, which produces marijuana concentrates.
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"Hash oil and concentrates aren't really water soluble," Tree added.
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Also fueling the trend is the accessibility of oil concentrates.
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Gigi concentrates on the two in a loose white top.
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If your loved one likes concentrates, this is for them.
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He concentrates on criminal sentencing, appeals and habeas corpus matters.
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Imports of concentrates slid 34 percent in the first quarter.
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The second season concentrates on the drama of the characters.
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Graphic on China's imports of copper concentrates and scrap: tmsnrt.
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PGM CONCENTRATES PRODUCED WILL BE DELIVERED PRIOR TO SHUT DOWN.
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Night 4 concentrates on the court fight for marriage equality.
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Tomato paste concentrates what's already in the fruit as well.
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We are not giving any concentrates or any feed additives.
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Trump is not a man who concentrates on policy issues.
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Exports of other ore and concentrates will stop in 2022.
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From Dr. Dabber — $2375 Vaporizes only oil and wax concentrates.
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From Firefly — $329.95 Vaporizes dry herb, oil, and wax concentrates.
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From Dipstick Vapes— $149.99 Vaporizes only oil and wax concentrates.
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Indonesia halted exports of copper concentrates from the mine on Jan.
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STUDYING RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION, in all its ghastly forms, concentrates the mind.
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This control is incredibly important, since concentrates can be pretty intense.
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But at a mined concentrates level it has very surely arrived.
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The concentrates market is as tight as it's been since 2006.
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China's legal import limit is arsenic under 0.5% in copper concentrates.
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China's legal import limit is arsenic under 22019% in copper concentrates.
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He concentrates on what the team can do in the present.
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China's legal import limit is arsenic under 10.53% in copper concentrates.
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Ultra-strong "concentrates" are on offer to be inhaled or swallowed.
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But it also concentrates more risk in the clearing-house itself.
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There is no doubt that the zinc concentrates market is tightening.
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Import costs of concentrates are linked to treatment and refining charges.
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Chocolate is just the novelistic detail that beautifully concentrates this truth.
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This excludes concentrates produced by miners that have their own smelters.
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The country also continues to import huge amounts of copper concentrates.
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Unchecked power does what it does best: It replicates and concentrates.
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She concentrates on her breathing as she moves through the water.
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She concentrates on trying to get pregnant, despite their faltering relationship.
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Roasting concentrates its flavor and sweetness, producing lovely crisp, browned edges.
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From Grenco Science — $59.95 Vaporizes dry herb, oil, and wax concentrates.
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It simply concentrates the distracting glow of smartphone screens into one location.
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SpeedWeed's menu includes everything from flowers and edibles to concentrates and beverages.
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Mr Amrith concentrates mainly on India, using China for comparison and contrast.
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Like most of Usher's extensive catalog, "Hard II Love" concentrates on romance.
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In the context of zinc mine concentrates, that means spot treatment charges.
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The third oven, however, is a concentrate oven meant for… well, concentrates.
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Yusuf is the character through whom Gunaratne concentrates the novel's fiercest dynamics.
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A happy medium can be found in store-bought cold brew concentrates.
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However, the film concentrates more on the opposition of Killmonger versus T'Challa.
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Critics said the law concentrates power in the hands of a few.
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Another competitor, PT Kawasaki Motor Indonesia (KMI), concentrates on larger sports motorcycles.
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"Smelters will have to adapt to treat higher arsenic concentrates," he added.
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Takeda currently concentrates its research and development in the U.S. and Japan.
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But Newman concentrates on working the smaller, stabilizing muscles around his joints.
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It also concentrates vast wealth and power in fewer and fewer hands.
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Instead, Cline concentrates on mood, sense impression, detail, garish comedy, elegant satire.
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From Vapium — $149.99 Vaporizes both dry herb and oil and wax concentrates.
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Much of his work concentrates on creating timed-release devices for drug delivery.
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However, the price point is lower than most of the concentrates at $4.99.
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Android is the issue, which is why the research paper concentrates on it.
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His lab tests marijuana flower, concentrates and pot-infused products such as edibles.
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Each wall has (what else?) multiple flashing displays advertising flowers, vapes, or concentrates.
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Increased competition for mined concentrates remains the driver of rising raw material imports.
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Imports of copper concentrates, meanwhile, are also running at an extremely fast pace.
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They hammered out a settlement that concentrates on 6-year-old Jack's interests.
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It currently concentrates on firms involved in artificial intelligence, connected devices and robotics.
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But the pair also concentrates on what matters most to viewers — character development.
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The Firefly 2 is a great vaporizer for both marijuana flower and concentrates.
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Most summers, he said, he concentrates on maintaining and even building his endurance.
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Instead, the film concentrates on not letting its more natural audience off easy.
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Framing his subjects with subtlety, he concentrates on people others take for granted.
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We should also be questioning the system that concentrates wealth at the top.
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The law will not allow cannabis-infused edibles and concentrates until next year.
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Instead, she concentrates on policy, and especially on a handful of alarming statistics.
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After "La Scala," the first floor concentrates on dark chapters in our history.
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The aesthetic isn't bounded by art, which merely concentrates it for efficient consumption.
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So there's product types like flowers or edibles or concentrates and pre-rolls.
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The decline in Myanmar's flows of concentrates to China remains a bullish supply driver.
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Class 7 was meant for pricing ingredients like protein concentrates and whole milk powder.
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Raffman concentrates his practice on complex product liability and consumer products litigation and advice.
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But centralising clearing concentrates risk: the failure of a clearing-house would be disastrous.
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The research concentrates on the behavior of particles at a subatomic, or quantum level.
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In the long term it is the rise of rival powers that concentrates minds.
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That doesn&apost include 350,000 pounds (158,757 kilograms) of marijuana edibles, tinctures and concentrates.
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Nor does Woodmac see much change in the zinc concentrates market any time soon.
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China would seem well capable of absorbing the loss of North Korean lead concentrates.
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Instead it concentrates on ensuring a lender is properly capitalized and meets financial obligations.
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The government has also imposed a ban on exports of gold and copper concentrates.
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She talks a lot about "mainstream" porn, which she says concentrates on male desire.
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In Colorado, the big growth areas are the edibles (and drinkables) and the concentrates.
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Instead, the show concentrates on less polarizing topics such as Keanu Reeves's love life.
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He and Madje eventually move to Staten Island, where he concentrates on writing novels.
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" Meanwhile Timanti says that she concentrates "on making music that means something to me.
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Indeed, the country has taken over the top concentrates supplier spot from its neighbour.
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Its gas division concentrates on industrial and medical gases, including oxygen, nitrogen and argon.
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After more than three decades in the water, he now concentrates on maintaining momentum.
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January's concentrates imports were 122,725 tonnes, the highest monthly tally since September last year.
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Reuters spoke with Roslyn Jaffe, 89, who concentrates her efforts now on philanthropic work.
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Tanzania introduced an export ban on concentrates for gold and copper ore in March.
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Smaller businesses are dabbling in the renegade development of infused creams and potent concentrates.
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GSC then concentrates on wholesaling the product to other web retailers and traditional stores.
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Even more so when record imports of copper concentrates are factored into the equation.
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In many ways, it concentrates much of the internet itself into the one app.
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If you change the settings in the app, this vape can also take concentrates.
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That reduces volume, but concentrates plutonium and uranium – making it a potential proliferation risk.
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Chinese customs classifies nickel imports into refined nickel and alloy, ores and concentrates, and ferronickel.
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This technique concentrates on decoding only spaces within the field of view of the user.
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Dehydration also concentrates THCa in urine, which increases the chances of testing positive for weed.
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A full ban on the export of concentrates is due to kick in on Jan.
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When purchasing flavor concentrates it's important to avoid oil-based extracts or ones containing diacetyl.
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Many others are using edibles and concentrates (cannabis that's been processed to increase its potency).
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Critics argue that the current set-up concentrates too much power with the Murdoch family.
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The ILZSG's different "apparent" calculations, meanwhile, can't capture any changes in smelter stocks of concentrates.
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Although worker-ownership of business gives ordinary people a greater stake, it also concentrates risk.
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Why it matters: The move gives employees more liquidity and concentrates ownership of company shares.
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Each side therefore concentrates on stirring up people who support it but might not vote.
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Meanwhile, his wife's glasses slide down her nose as she concentrates on the MacBook's screen.
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For THC measured in concentrates, the per-ounce rate is 10 times the flower rate.
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Conversely, if treatment charges are falling, it's a signal that mined concentrates availability is tightening.
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China's copper smelters have just slashed their minimum charges for converting concentrates into refined metal.
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He concentrates on busting crime and deliberately delegates the handling of the economy to others.
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Moreover, the increase was dwarfed by the doubling of imports of nickel ore and concentrates.
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Chinese smelters are currently prohibited from using concentrates with more than 0.5 percent arsenic content.
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Complementing the slide in SX-EW output was a 1.6-percent fall in concentrates production.
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The first half of this overlong documentary concentrates on Ms. Sheil's meticulous investigations and preparation.
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In part that was due to strong imports of both copper scrap and mine concentrates.
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But they have also had to face declining availability of concentrates, both domestic and imported.
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She is now involved in several enterprises, including Badass Dabs, which makes concentrates and extracts.
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Also the plot, if there is one, concentrates more on the things hidden beneath us.
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China imported 1.85 million tonnes of mined copper concentrates in August, a record monthly high.
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Its second floor concentrates on wooing large-scale dinner-party-givers and small-scale restaurateurs.
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Living on Sarcoma Penitentiary's death row surely concentrates the mind, in Samuel Johnson's dry phrase.
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Marilyn concentrates her practice in matrimonial and family law, particularly high-net-worth divorce actions.
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And she concentrates on forging connections because the best leaders know they can't succeed alone.
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Most news about film preservation concentrates on the new restorations of classics or undiscovered gems.
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Yeah, I was just going to say that the concentrates category is the fastest growing.
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That means it is prepared to talk about the tax problem as well as the possible construction of Tanzania's first smelter of gold- and copper-concentrates, even though the latter has long been considered uneconomic because the country's output of concentrates is too low.
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At a headline level, China's imports of mined concentrates from Myanmar fell 543 percent last year.
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Now, as long as you have a decent connect, there are edibles, concentrates, oils, and pens.
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Cabanne, on the other hand, concentrates on the gory decay, invoking associations with disease and transgression.
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"It concentrates their power as a sort of clearing house for intellectual property rights," he said.
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East Lodge, founded by hedge fund CQS alumnus Alistair Lumsden in 2013, concentrates on structured credit.
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New smelting-refining capacity is coming on stream, injecting an extra demand boost for copper concentrates.
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Strayer University, one of the University of Phoenix's biggest competitors, concentrates on telecommunications and business administration.
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What you need to know is that concentrates are an extremely potent way of consuming cannabis.
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In August, Nornickel hired a trading team in China to market concentrates from the Bystrinsky mine.
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Masterbatches include colours, additives and special effect concentrates for plastics used for products such as packaging.
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Alnylam concentrates on drugs that interfere with RNA, the messenger molecule through which genes express themselves.
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They are also putting further stress on an already creaking benchmark system of pricing copper concentrates.
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The robot moves if a user concentrates over a certain threshold — around 70 percent, for example.
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You can also add concentrates after sticking in a little aluminum disk into the heating chamber.
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As Samuel Johnson said, nothing "concentrates the mind" so "wonderfully" as news of your own hanging.
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Copper production, a mix of concentrates and leached cathode, accordingly slid to 267,000 tonnes from 338,000.
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Much will depend on the state of play in the concentrates part of the supply chain.
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Although initially prohibited, federal regulation is anticipated to permit sales of edibles and concentrates next year.
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Congressional oversight too often concentrates on district-level conflicts over the distribution of facilities and contracts.
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The company also concentrates its revenues in densely populated states where car sales volumes are high.
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"The Program," much to its detriment, concentrates almost exclusively on the history of the doping effort .
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The combination of strong imports of copper in both concentrates and refined form is more anomalous.
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Chinese smelters have been caught between a tight concentrates market and an escalation of environmental regulations.
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He makes his own concentrates using ethanol, which is currently allowed under Canada's medical marijuana program.
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My second guest in this episode, Zeke, brought by some clear cannabis concentrates, which we dabbed.
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Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist The imminent prospect of a trade war, it seems, concentrates the mind.
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The thing that concentrates most are managerial mobilization skills, entrepreneurial skills, team-building skills, networking skills.
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" As an Air Force officer observes after the experiment: "We can feed the stomach with concentrates.
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On my back, blood in my mouth, her hands around my neck, how hard she concentrates!
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She furrows her brow and concentrates, as if she is memorizing what a voice can do.
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There is another substance you can still vape that's a world away from those pens: concentrates.
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The Coalition now concentrates on implementing REDD+ and on increasing public and private funding for it.
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Previously, more Democrats than not preferred that their party concentrates on "improving and protecting" the ACA.
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Chinese imports of tin concentrates had totalled just 218,22016 tonnes (bulk weight, not metal contained) in 21944.
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"That could make supply of concentrates tighter and that is something quite positive to copper," she said.
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It concentrates on advanced technological skills, which offer the clearest returns and are relatively easy to measure.
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Chinese imports of tin concentrates had totaled just 218,22016 tonnes (bulk weight, not metal contained) in 21944.
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It can boost refined metal supply by offering smelter-refineries an alternative feed source to mined concentrates.
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Instead she takes a page from her mom's book and concentrates on taking care of herself instead.
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Higher prices for metal ores, concentrates and scrap - which jumped by 4.0 percent - helped moderate the decrease.
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"Nothing concentrates the mind of a target more than a pre-dawn unannounced raid on his home."
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Appropriately at a time of haunting images of human masses in transit, it concentrates on talent mobility.
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But right now, zinc's price performance is more linked to availability of metal than of mined concentrates.
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"The Art of the Deal" was "written by" Mr Trump in 1987 and concentrates on real estate.
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Zinc concentrates imports actually fell by 7 percent to 2332,2000 tonnes (bulk weight) in the first quarter.
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Perhaps for that reason, it concentrates on tracing intellectual currents even as it memorializes places and things.
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For example, copper concentrates often have valuable byproducts such as gold but also can include poisonous arsenic.
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We're divided up into several studios, and my studio concentrates on multifamily residential, master planning, hotels, resorts.
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Zinc concentrates imports actually fell by 7 percent to 793,2332 tonnes (bulk weight) in the first quarter.
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The epithet concentrates structural criticism in the symptom, not the cause, suggesting a little cleanup will suffice.
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Ocean plastic pollution also concentrates toxins in the water, which find their way into marine food webs.
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Ms. Craig concentrates on health care — she is a former executive from the industry — and local issues.
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A recently released study by the House Majority PAC, a Democratic super PAC, concentrates on this constituency.
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That concentrates one generation's sensibility and perspective at the summit, and, strategically speaking, the optics aren't optimal.
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China has historically been a major importer of zinc concentrates to top up domestic supply to its smelters.
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The state also wants to generate more value and jobs by smelting Acacia's concentrates domestically, rather than abroad.
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"The market is transitioning into surplus for both concentrates and refined lead," Wood Mackenzie analyst Farid Ahmed said.
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Ahead, the best new creams, mists, and concentrates, for defending your hair against blow-dryers and bad decisions.
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The Coca-Cola factory in the town of Signes, near the Mediterranean coast, produces concentrates for various drinks.
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While runners focus on the miles they run, Brooks Running concentrates on going the extra mile for them.
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That concentrates airborne gunk, but it also brings the inversion layer within closer range of Dr Alamaro's jets.
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Beal said he has a team of advisors who oversee his finances while he concentrates on his career.
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The current set-up, which concentrates power in the hands of one man and one party, is brittle.
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It clears out all of the self-conscious noise of being cool and concentrates instead on being free.
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Fox says it is reevaluating that division as it concentrates on the election over the next few months.
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Brocal can keep building up its concentrates for another 15 days without having to curb output, Galvez said.
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"As a result, Aurubis recorded lower throughputs of both copper concentrates and recycling materials," it said on Wednesday.
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In additional to financial services, the company also has a division called Koto, which concentrates on national security.
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It has cut output by a third since the government banned the export of mineral concentrates in 2017.
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Though a bottle holds multiple servings like Trader Joe's cold brew concentrates, it does contain significantly fewer servings.
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REFINED COPPER IMPORTS SLIDE; CONCENTRATES BOOM These two themes define China's trade in copper so far this year.
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ICBC Standard expects the concentrates market to return to balance this year before heading into surplus in 2020.
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Physical metal premiums should be the real litmus test as to when concentrates shortfall translates into metal shortfall.
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While technology innovations can benefit everyone, the venture economy concentrates the direct financial benefits among very few people.
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Moon and Putin are emphasizing peacemaking initiatives on the Korean Peninsula, while the Trump administration concentrates on denuclearization.
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His research concentrates on institutional investors, such as hedge funds and ETFs and their impact on asset prices.
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The factory, which is in the town of Signes, near the Mediterranean coast, produces concentrates for various drinks.
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He says the potential market for the platform in copper, zinc and lead concentrates is about $50 billion.
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If you're looking to the concentrates part of the market for an answer, you're in for a disappointment.
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Higher concentrates imports should mean higher domestic production, reducing the need for imports of metal in refined form.
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But if the line is stout, he concentrates instead on the quarterback, then the play as it unfolds.
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The final section, which takes up most of each episode, concentrates on a single subject throughout a season.
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The profusion of edibles, beverages, vapes and concentrates resulted in a smaller market share for the familiar flower.
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At Zwirner on the Upper East Side, "The Sound I Saw" concentrates on DeCarava's photographs of musical subjects.
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China also imported more copper concentrates than ever before, close to 20 million tonnes in gross weight terms.
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However, if Roskill is right, Chinese demand for both concentrates and refined metal will be stronger than expected.
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If ingested by humans, strontium 90 concentrates in teeth and bones and can cause bone cancer or leukaemia.
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Acting as a buffer between the concentrates and refined metal parts of the chain are off-market inventories.
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Escondida produced around one million tonnes of copper last year in a combination of concentrates and refined metal.
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The mine concentrates segment of the market has been tightening in the form of sliding smelter treatment terms.
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For Freedoms' two-week stint at Aperture concentrates on collectives and the definition of political art making today.
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The assumption among analysts is that smelters are running down concentrates stocks accumulated during the years of abundant supply.
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Researchers also found that people did not opt to swap their usual soda for liquid and powdered drink concentrates.
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Evolution has also agreed to pay 30 percent of the mine's production and capital costs tied to copper concentrates.
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Nuclear materiality concentrates in Taryn Simon's "Black Square XVII" (2006-ongoing) — a Malevichian square made from vitrified nuclear waste.
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A tightening concentrates market reflects both the lack of mine growth and increased competition for raw materials within China.
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Imports of nickel ore and concentrates leapt higher over the fourth quarter as shippers tried to beat the deadline.
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If you don't know your limits and don't consume pot often, it's probably best to stay away from concentrates.
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Imports of nickel ore and concentrates leapt higher over the fourth quarter as shippers tried to beat the deadline.
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Together they foster a perceptive and minimalist staging that concentrates the story's power rather than dispersing it with distractions.
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Instead of using cannabis flower, a dab rig takes use of cannabis concentrates, which often come in wax form.
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Cognitive Scale concentrates on short sprints with small teams, getting a working application up and running within 90 days.
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That more than offset a 2 percent decline in primary production, which is refined copper produced from copper concentrates.
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It amounts to some 0.6 percent of a budget that concentrates spending on subsidies to farmers and poor regions.
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Kuczynski has previously said Peru could process copper concentrates with high levels of arsenic from Aluminum Corp's Toromocho mine.
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Chinese smelters are banned from taking concentrates with high levels of arsenic, a toxic chemical that can cause cancer.
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Fryd's approach differs slightly from this tradition because she concentrates on the curative power of feminist art for survivors.
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So far this turbulence in the copper concentrates segment of the market hasn't affected the availability of refined metal.
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His ministry on Friday recommended that Freeport be allowed to export 1.1 million tonnes of copper concentrates until Feb.
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The company uses concentrates and syrups from Coca-Cola Co to manufacture and distribute bottled drinks, mostly in Europe.
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DSHEA loosely defined "dietary supplements" as vitamins, minerals, herbs/botanicals, amino acids, or concentrates/metabolites/extracts of the above.
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In 2014, Indonesia banned mineral ore exports while allowing the shipments of concentrates to continue for three more years.
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Production using concentrates as a feed was flat, while production from scrap rose by 13 percent year-on-year.
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He concentrates on the role of legal theory in the development of international law, environmental law and criminal law.
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Indeed, at both the national and global level, scrap availability has provided an important offset against struggling concentrates supply.
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If she concentrates on laying the groundwork for that, we think the market will take this as USD-positive.
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The OIA website offers few niceties about conservation, preservation, or protection, but instead concentrates on the importance of recreation.
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I just hope he concentrates a little more on his tennis because it would be wonderful for the sport.
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That, the groups supporting a moratorium say, concentrates the poorest students in public schools that are struggling for resources.
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Julian Schnabel's return to filmmaking after 2010's Miral, it concentrates on Vincent van Gogh's (Willem Dafoe) final days.
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China's imports of tin concentrates, the vast majority of which come from Myanmar, fell by 25 percent last year.
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Warren Jacques attempts to capture wide expanses of space and time, however, Otto concentrates on fleeting moments and transformations.
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We believe that the group has growth opportunities in the French market as Conforama concentrates on its international development.
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Its companion animal group division concentrates "on areas such as diagnostic imaging and software systems" for veterinarians, Williams says.
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However, his next step is to visit a professional in Switzerland who concentrates on immune system health, he said.
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The particular individuals Moaveni concentrates on have page-turning life stories that make the book's analysis go down easy.
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"There's nothing that concentrates the mind more than the thought that you might lose the next election," he said.
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Stashtwist averages around 15 deliveries of medicinal pot, cannabis concentrates and cannabis edibles each day in and around Berkeley.
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Imports of mined concentrates are tracking last year's levels, with North Korea remaining the second-largest supplier behind Russia.
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Imports of concentrates were up 2.53 percent, though that is a notable slowdown from last year's 27 percent jump.
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Masters, which concentrates on older art, is in its seventh edition and will offer wares from some 136 dealers.
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"Autism's False Prophets" (2008) concentrates on the thoroughly debunked assertion that the neurological condition autism results from childhood vaccines.
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Fuller Road primarily concentrates on developments in Albany, where SUNY Polytechnic has a sleek campus near the city's western edge.
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The director of extraction oversees the production of the oils and concentrates within the plants needed to manufacture such products.
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Copper imports have seen strong growth in imports of ores and concentrates, but a decline in imports of unwrought copper.
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To that end, Ptacin collects insights and highlights from the history of spiritualism but mostly concentrates on Etna's current practitioners.
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It's possible that falling scrap imports are also forcing more smelters to turn to the concentrates market for raw material.
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The VR also reflects the group's less diversified business model, which concentrates on the UK, and higher than average leverage.
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"It will not be viable for smelters to buy concentrates from the DRC," said an industry source working in Zambia.
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The move by Glencore follows an increase in the amount of dirty concentrates available on the market, the sources said.
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Dollar shortages have also hit the beverage maker, curbing its ability to import packaging materials and concentrates for soft drinks.
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The first major concentrates supply deal for 210 shipments was signed between Chilean miner Antofagasta and Chinese smelter Jiangxi Copper.
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KCM said the Nchanga smelter, near Zambia's border with Democratic Republic of Congo, had been idle pending availability of concentrates.
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Aviation economics expert and ICF Aviation executive Samuel Engel says that where Spirit concentrates its routes may be another factor.
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Both have a similar approach to the marketing side, while Salesforce concentrates on the customer including CRM and service components.
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This really means China and it's worth noting that the country's imports of concentrates are also running at record levels.
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Indonesia's mining ministry recommended on Friday that Freeport be allowed to export 1.1 million tonnes of copper concentrates until Feb.
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There has been little research on marijuana concentrates and whether they affect the body differently than other forms of marijuana.
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Having said that, higher domestic refined output, helped by concentrates imports, will in all likelihood subdue refined shipments to China.
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Warke has seen The Fountain change over that time and now concentrates on better integrating local Catholic and Protestant children.
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To paraphrase Dr. Johnson, nothing so concentrates the mind of Congress as the prospect of not raising the debt ceiling.
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Rather than polemics—rather than make games about big ideas, like existentialism, nature, grief—Heffernan concentrates on moments and people.
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He concentrates on criminal sentencing, appeals, and habeas corpus matters, as well as the Freedom of Information and Privacy Acts.
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A 5% import tax on raw materials has cut off the flow of concentrates from neighbouring Congo to both plants.
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This year's abortion bill concentrates on the fetus, not the clinic, but it is likely to face legal challenges too.
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He feels like he goes faster if he concentrates on moving his legs, though he admits it's probably his imagination.
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" These days, he concentrates on "things that will better serve me," he said, "because that will better serve the art.
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"We're a flower-only company, which means we don't really do edibles or concentrates or anything like that," Sean says.
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Recent legislation concentrates authority with the agency's chief executive, and would replace its current bipartisan board with an advisory council.
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However, the exhibition concentrates on the 19th century, when mourning in the United States became a much more personal act.
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Dr. Hu's lab in the mechanical engineering department of Georgia Tech concentrates on biological processes that may have engineering applications.
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Oyu Tolgoi was also expected to produce 210,000 to 260,000 ounces of gold in concentrates for 2016, the announcement said.
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He also mainly concentrates on guitar and singing back-up vocals, though he occasionally has a solo here and there.
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That's because VC funding increasingly concentrates on a small number of industries, flows overseas, and tilts toward more mature companies.
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Some medical devices and metals including copper ore and concentrates, copper scrap and aluminium scrap are also subject to exemption.
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Imports of copper ores and concentrates rose 11.6% to 21.99 million tonnes in 2019 from 2018, the customs data showed.
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You remember what Sam Johnson said about the man who was about to be hanged: It wonderfully concentrates the mind.
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"When a man knows he is to be hanged in a fortnight, it concentrates his mind wonderfully," per Samuel Johnson.
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It concentrates its presence in the richer center-south region of Brazil, where it would like to expand, Dorf said.
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The goal of Dr. Dabber, a Las Vegas vape company, is to erase the stigma attached to dabbing and concentrates.
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If you want to get into concentrates, the Aurora is your best bet because it's simple, reliable, and reasonably priced.
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This Way Madness Lies concentrates on London's Bethlem Royal Hospital, better known as Bedlam, as a locus for psychiatric trends.
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China's smelters, particularly those in the province of Yunnan, have become increasingly reliant on imports of tin concentrates from neighbouring Myanmar.
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China imported 4.393 million tonnes of nickel ores and concentrates in total last month, according to the General Administration of Customs.
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More importantly, there are signs of rapidly improving raw materials availability in the form of rising treatment charges for imported concentrates.
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Most dispensaries that sell concentrates will also sell a variety of vape pens, some of which come preloaded with hash oil.
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Still, there are parts of the marijuana market that are holding steady, particularly edibles, concentrated oils, and concentrates made for vapes.
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Meanwhile, all imports of lead concentrates from North Korea have now been halted as part of China's commitment to international sanctions.
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Because of time constraints - she works part time at a car dealership - she concentrates on the empress and empress-to-be.
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But it takes time for higher mine production to make its way through the value chain to concentrates and refined metal.
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It then looks at neural activity in the brain as the wearer of the hearing aid concentrates on a specific interlocutor.
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But this year's benchmark concentrates terms make it hard to argue against the starting proposition of bulls such as Wood Mackenzie.
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Miners who currently have contracts of work must get a special mining license to continue exporting concentrates, Darmin Nasution told reporters.
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While Facebook has toyed with some search ads in the past, it currently concentrates on News Feed ads to drive revenue.
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The third, "New Romanticism," concentrates on painting rooted in history, folk tradition and other subtexts, the signature artist being Anselm Kiefer.
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Glencore has set up this blending facility because of an increase in the amount of dirty concentrates available in the market.
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The next big problem for single-payer is that it rationalizes, concentrates, and clarifies an irrational, diffuse, and hidden financing system.
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"I'm against anything that concentrates even one name because of the volatility of that," O'Leary said on "ETF Edge" on Monday.
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In addition, dwindling of public markets in China and other parts of the world concentrates more funds in U.S. rising stars.
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The fact that these concentrates are growing more common, and that some contain higher doses than they advertise, increases the risk.
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Antofagasta for its part may be keen to secure a bespoke deal to reflect the relatively high purity of its concentrates.
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From smaller sellers like the aforementioned Lucky Jack to grocery brands like Trader Joe's, these just-add-water concentrates are everywhere.
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But anywhere between 60-80 percent of outstanding bonds are owned by commercial banks, which instead concentrates risk in the banks.
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The agency concentrates too much power in the hands of one person – the agency's director – without necessary checks of their power.
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Both a protest and a means for artists to voice their thoughts on the current administration, Kramer's project concentrates on unifications.
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Imports of concentrates have risen every year since 28.5 with the pace accelerating in 2016 thanks to much-improved mine supply.
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Chinese smelters were paid charges about $10 per tonne and 1 cent per pound above standard grade for Codelco's blended concentrates.
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Spot treatment charges in China have fallen much lower as smelters compete to source material in a tight mined concentrates market.
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But it's noticeable that imports of lead concentrates dropped in the first six months of 2017, also defying the broader trend.
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Smelters' primary source of income is the fees received for converting mine concentrates into refined metal, the so-called treatment charge.
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Refined metal imports were up 313 percent year on year in January-February and those of mined concentrates by 13 percent.
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Century closed in 2015 but New Century Resources aims to produce zinc concentrates from the old tailings at the mine site.
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Ocean currents that form around this mountain create a vortex that concentrates warmer water under the same patch of sea ice.
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This field of mirrors harnesses and concentrates the blazing Nevada sunshine, directing it precisely towards the top of the central tower.
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China lost one key supplier of mine concentrates in the form of North Korea, sanctioned by the U.S. administration last year.
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Jolie Olie is a great enthusiast of dabbing, a method that consists of taking rapid, strong inhales of vaporized cannabis concentrates.
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China's tin production sector has become increasingly reliant on mined concentrates from the Wa region of neighboring Myanmar in recent years.
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"The tech industry concentrates in very few markets," said Amy Liu, director of the Metropolitan Policy Program at the Brookings Institution.
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As the Kremlin concentrates its energies on targeting Russia's peaceful young protesters and dimming their spark, perhaps it should remember that.
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Juicing retains the taste and concentrates the nutrients, but many preparations reduce the fiber, which nutritionists say is the best part.
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Residents and tourists over the age of 21 can buy up to one ounce of marijuana or eight grams of concentrates.
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" According to Greenpeace, the Cato Institute concentrates on "disputing the science behind global warming and questioning the rationale for taking action.
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The institute concentrates on vaccines recommended by the World Health Organization and sells 1.4 billion doses a year around the world.
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Similar road blockages by residents last year near Las Bambas stopped MMG's transportation of concentrates and nearly halted operations at the mine.
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Psychology studies human behavior, evolutionary biology examines ecosystems, astrophysics investigates planets and stars, and cosmology concentrates on the universe as a whole.
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Edited by Betsy Evans Hunt, the executive director of the Todd Webb Archive, it concentrates on photographs from the 1940s and '50s.
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In addition to the high refined metal stockpiles, copper ore and concentrates imports to China swelled in the months before the disruptions.
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China's imports of tin concentrates, just about all of them from Myanmar, slumped by 28% in the first half of the year.
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It concentrates particularly on produce items that children eat, since their developing bodies may be more vulnerable to harm from certain chemicals.
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Freeport Indonesia still cannot export its copper concentrates until the trade ministry issues an export permit based on the mines ministry's recommendation.
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David shares her entrepreneurial drive and concentrates more on Pollock's Kefir Pop, a fermented beverage company that the couple also co-founded.
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Since legalization, the availability of concentrates has skyrocketed, but with different forms and extraction methods, it's easy to get overwhelmed and confused.
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They include edibles, vapor pens, and concentrates—items that, Gonzalez said, "won't offend grandma" if they're spotted at a family get-together.
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When only 1% of people convert, it concentrates all of that sales and marketing spend on a very small sliver of customers.
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It shows an image with content that is explicitly sexual and which excessively shows the body or unnecessarily concentrates on body parts.
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The platform currently focuses on zinc, lead, copper, gold and silver concentrate markets, but could expand into other concentrates in the future.
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From concentrates and vapes, to edibles and lotions, it seems as if there's weed put into just about everything, including rolling papers.
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Cannabis concentrates company The Clear to create a rolling paper infused with THC oil, which will give your joint an extra kick.
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Any of these noncompliant concentrates or edibles or simple flowers left on store shelves as of July 1 have to be destroyed.
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How, for example, to square apparently rising Chinese mine production with falling treatment terms, both within China and for imported mine concentrates?
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It may well be, as many other analysts suggest, that there is a big surplus of copper concentrates awaiting processing into metal.
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The plants he grows contain very little THC, but high amounts of CBD and he uses them to make concentrates and oils.
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Sliding charges are one reason why China's zinc concentrates imports fell by 10 percent over the first three months of this year.
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There is a broad analysts consensus that the zinc concentrates market is going to move into significant supply-demand deficit this year.
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Fuerabamba wants MMG to provide compensation for trucking its copper concentrates on a road that crosses community farmland and dozens of villages.
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The combined firm will trade oil, refined products, coal, liquefied natural gas, natural gas, base and minor metals, ores, concentrates and ferroalloys.
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Since high-arsenic concentrates are prohibited at Chinese smelters, they demand higher treatment and refining charges than for standard and blended grades.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Dugald River zinc mine in the Australian state of Queensland made its maiden shipment of concentrates earlier this month.
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A new 2000-percent import tax on copper concentrates has halted the flow of raw materials from Congo to smelters in Zambia.
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There's also the matter of fruit juice concentrates, which are juices that have been stripped of nearly everything but sugar and evaporated.
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"There is no requirement to pay export duties on concentrates or to conduct further divestments (under the company's existing contract)," Pratama added.
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Unlike the other memos, Steele's Alfa Group write-up concentrates on internal Russian affairs, with no direct connection to the U.S. election.
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Mr. King's story concentrates on Atlanta's Grady Hospital, which opened its doors in 1892 with a combination of municipal and private funding.
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Freyherr International is the UK parent of a mainly Slovenian-based company which grows cannabis and manufactures cannabis-derived concentrates and extracts.
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Miners could continue to transport mineral concentrates and other merchandise "to ensure the operations and logistics cycle" of the sector, it added.
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The anthology of selected texts concentrates on distinctive phenomena in art which arose from the socialist context and the post-socialist transformation.
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"I think early negotiation would be a common way because of the tightness of the (concentrates) market," one of the sources said.
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So the architecture invites people in the audience to check out the building, one another, then concentrates everyone's attention on the stage.
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Cooking them long enough to brown is a key step: The water inside the mushrooms evaporates, and their magical, earthy flavor concentrates.
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Miners could continue to transport mineral concentrates and other merchandise "to ensure the operations and logistics cycle" of the sector, it added.
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Critic's Pick A small museum show that concentrates on the ceramic works of a multidiscipline dynamo comes as something of a relief.
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While the nickel ore ban has been moved up, Indonesia will end exports of bauxite and copper concentrates in 28.3 as planned.
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While the nickel ore ban has been moved up, Indonesia will end exports of bauxite and copper concentrates in 2.43 as planned.
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The image-based social network Instagram is a social networking app with a difference: it concentrates primarily on images instead of words.
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But "Jojo Rabbit" concentrates just as much on being a good film in its own right as it does on its message.
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The situation is so absurd, the report says, that chemists and brain researchers are not allowed to study cannabis concentrates and edibles.
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The tariffs, which will cover various products from Iran's iron mills, including iron ore and concentrates, will come into effect from Sept.
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Dean plays this curious villain with a stylized spookiness — a sly sort of offbeat languor and slur of language — that concentrates spite.
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The show concentrates on salsa's past and on its New York City home turf; the music's worldwide repercussions are beyond its scope.
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There can now be no doubting that the mined zinc concentrates segment of the market has flipped from supply deficit to surplus.
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It takes the basic flavors of chicken noodle soup or potpie, concentrates them and transforms the textures into an indescribably good dish.
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Similar to these previous publications, Red concentrates on the color's history in Europe, using examples from art to illustrate its evolving associations.
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The treasury takes an "ore tax" of a quarter of concentrates mined by the seven Wa-China joint ventures operating at Man Maw.
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USAID, the biggest bilateral donor in Liberia, concentrates on six out of 22002 counties, in a block north and east of the capital.
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By 1989 Bom Futuro is thought to have been producing at an annual rate of almost 30,000 tonnes of contained metal in concentrates.
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The countries with a really narrow focus on shareholder value are America and Britain, and this is where Mr Mayer concentrates his criticism.
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He concentrates his research in the field of financial engineering and in his free time he studies the applications of finance to fiction.
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The char from the grill concentrates the flavors and caramelizes the sugars in veggies and fruits, taking your dip to the next level.
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Discussions between parent Barrick and the government to resolve both Tanzania's export ban on concentrates and the tax dispute are ongoing, Acacia said.
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The press release does mention foveated rendering, made possible by the gaze tracking, which concentrates rendering power wherever the eyes are actually focused.
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Roh said: "This Company serves victims of press defamation: it concentrates on claims, appointment of lawyers, funding, management and supervision of court cases".
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The weak state bodies sanction the adoption of unsafe practices such as vaping concentrates, while allowing an illegal market in cannabis to flourish.
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The evidence is really overwhelming that having the wolf at your door, looking at the gallows, all of that concentrates the mind wonderfully.
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The series doesn't focus on bringing its plot to a conclusion; instead, it concentrates on guiding its characters toward wholeness, if not happiness.
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Canada is also only allowing sales of dried flower, tinctures, capsules, and seeds for now, with edibles and concentrates expected later next year.
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China's imports of tin concentrates, most of which come from Myanmar, fell 25% last year and are down again so far this year.
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COPPER SWINGS The nature of China's copper demand is also shifting, with a move toward ores and concentrates and away from refined products.
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Dirty concentrates containing high amounts of arsenic and other impurities were coming from mines in Chile and Peru, one of the sources said.
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National Assembly The National Constituent Assembly, the body created by Maduro which critics say concentrates his personal power, held its first session Saturday.
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These concentrates are then combined with the marshmallow cream and taste-tested both individually and as part of a complete bowl of cereal.
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However, even though items earmarked for the 20.4 percent tariff include copper ore and concentrates, the quantities involved are not significant for China.
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The VR also reflects Nationwide's business model, which concentrates on mortgage lending and is therefore less diversified than that of other bank peers.
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By blending at ports, China could reduce purchases of previously blended concentrates that meet the domestic standard that is currently supplied by traders.
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"With good ongoing output levels at mines, we will continue to be able to procure a sufficient supply of copper concentrates," it said.
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Shipments were primarily in the form of mineral and chemical concentrates from Myanmar and the United States, Adamas managing director Ryan Castilloux said.
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The high heat concentrates the flavor of the tomatoes, and the olive oil gives it a silky feel: red velvet, fruity and intense.
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Maybe the surplus is still in the form of mined concentrates and is only now working its way through to the refined market?
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China's imports of copper concentrates surged by 31 percent to 12.2 million tonnes (bulk weight) in the first nine months of this year.
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This mosquito juice concentrates in the device over time and makes it even more attractive to other bugs who want to lay eggs.
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"I've had bad joint and muscle pain for about five years, and I've used cannabis concentrates to help with pain relief," he says.
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She concentrates on the family instead: on the world the Colonel made and what it was like for later generations to live there.
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The feeding concentrates the elk by the hundreds and thousands, a recipe for magnifying the incidence of disease, and spreading it, biologists say.
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Oxfam argues that the capitalist system is broken because it allows monopolies to flourish and concentrates wealth in the hands of the few.
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Whichever direction the new mental health czar chooses, most agree that the new position at least concentrates accountability for change in one place.
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One small gallery concentrates on the elasticity of current representational art with works by Kinke Kooi, William Leavitt, Sara Deraedt and Nicole Eisenman.
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There is value in Crews's having synthesized the full roster of Freud's blunders between 1884 and 1900, the period his book concentrates on.
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While she concentrates on all the ideas she has and the words, I'm also trying to imagine how we could light this scene.
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His most recent assignment was to a citywide Cease Fire unit, which concentrates on reducing shootings and making gun arrests in Jersey City.
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But as Abe's political clout weakens, reforms are now expected to take a backseat as the embattled leader concentrates on restoring his reputation.
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Miners could continue to transport mineral concentrates and other merchandise "to ensure the operations and logistics cycle" of the sector, the ministry added.
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The city council passed the tax of 1.75 cents per fluid ounce on the distribution of sugary beverages, syrups and concentrates last June.
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Instead of digging into how their encounter with Negan affects Rick and the gang, the show concentrates on how Negan will torture them.
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Detractors say the framework is unconstitutional because it concentrates too much power in one person who is accountable to neither the president nor Congress.
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Fuerabamba had blocked MMG from transporting Las Bambas' copper concentrates on a road on its farmland for more than two months earlier this year.
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The hedge fund, SECOR Alpha fund, has roughly $500 million in assets, concentrates on macro bets among others, and is managed by Ray Iwanowski.
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Kuczynski wants Peru, the world's second biggest copper producer, to process more of the mineral concentrates that it produces to add value to exports.
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China imported 7.13 million tonnes of nickel ores and concentrates in total last month, according to data released by the General Administration of Customs.
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It concentrates on so-called single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs)—places in the DNA where an individual genetic "letter" routinely varies from person to person.
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A lab or extraction director is the highest position within facilities that extract cannabinoids from the plant to make edibles, concentrates, and other products.
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Mr Ma will remain a lifetime member of the Alibaba Partnership, which concentrates control of the company in a club of 36 senior staff.
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To put that figure in perspective, China's imports of refined metal and concentrates last year were 3.6 million tonnes and 17.0 million tonnes respectively.
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If you've ever wanted to taste your bud or concentrates without any kind of acrid burnt taste than this is the vape to buy.
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"I have heard concentrates are getting tighter, which obviously makes sense but no tightness has fed through to the refined market whatsoever," he said.
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The auto safety project concentrates on Graham's eight crucial body zones, including the brain, skull, face, neck, rib cage, skin, knees, and legs/feet.
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Smelters are charging miners less to refine concentrates into metal due to falling availability of mine supply, reflected in declining treatment and refining charges.
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Not only was July a record for imports of ores and concentrates, the first seven months has seen a 10.8% increase in overseas purchases.
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The dirty concentrates containing high amounts of arsenic and other impurties were coming from mines in Chile and Peru, said one of the sources.
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Official production of tin concentrates, as published by the country's central bank, slumped from 19,0003 tonnes to just 6,000 tonnes between 2012 and 2013.
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We expect SG's housing loan market share could drop slightly as it concentrates on more affluent clients where cross-selling opportunities are more profitable.
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"Statdrome will be focused on non-ferrous metal trading with a particular interest on concentrates," the company told Reuters in a statement last week.
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However, Hamilton suggests that another reason for a tight concentrates market in China may be a faster-than-expected decline in domestic mine production.
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By the 1800s, what growing cities had discovered was that a city, by its very nature, localizes and concentrates waste on a massive scale.
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Founded by Israeli entrepreneurs in 2013 and based in Silicon Valley, SentinelOne concentrates on this endpoint protection powered by machine learning and behavioural analysis.
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Wayne was the headliner Saturday night at the Cannabis Concentrates Cup show in Southern Cali -- and seemed to be feeling the crowd at first.
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Again, concentrates is something the illegal market has never has much luck in producing, partly because it requires relatively sophisticated technology to produce safely.
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The combination of tighter availability and reduced margins on converting material has fed through to a sharp drop in China's imports of zinc concentrates.
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So if your activity tracker concentrates on step counts, with 5,000 as its minimum goal, then by all means, reach that total and more.
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On Thursday Canada launched the second stage of their legalization program, which will see edibles containing cannabis and cannabis concentrates become legal for sale.
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Primary producers, those turning mined concentrates into refined lead, have not been spared the rolling environmental clamp-down taking place across China's industrial landscape.
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But trying to assess changes in Chinese zinc concentrates stocks is even harder than trying to work out what Chinese mines are up to.
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This method, saignée, from the French word for bleed, concentrates the remaining juice intended for red by increasing the ratio of skins to juice.
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In Yakima, "a paradise on the surface," white families live on the town's west side while a growing Latino population concentrates on the east.
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Bondage, however, has only been one theme of Mr. Araki's, and this show spans his career even as it concentrates on its erotic side.
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Instead of dime bags, there is now a buffet of concentrates, tinctures and edibles — still illegal for young people, but easy to come by.
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Canada legalized the sale of marijuana flowers and oils this year, but edible products and drinks made with marijuana concentrates are not yet legal.
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Her 14-minute "VertiGhost" concentrates on the museum scene in which Kim Novak seems mesmerized by a woman's portrait and James Stewart seems worried.
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Then there is something called "cold-induced diuresis" — as the body concentrates blood flow to key body parts, blood pressure rises and urination increases.
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The company, with dispensaries peppered across Chicago's suburbs, has also prepared a full selection of products, including flowers, prerolled joints, vapes, concentrates and edibles.
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Berlin-based Merantix, a venture studio that specifically concentrates on building "AI companies," says it has raised a new €25 million fund ($27 million).
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The acquisition comes less than a week after the company purchased another AI-focused startup, Loom Systems, one that concentrates on automating operations data.
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Another factor is the changing nature of China's copper imports, with ores and concentrates playing a more vital role as domestic smelting capacity increases.
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It concentrates the light from the compact studio, and reflects a big and bright circle of light back into the exposure chamber and darkroom.
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While scientific research concentrates on the genome within, we are ignoring the exposome– all that we breathe, drink, eat and absorb through our skin.
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The change of supply dynamics in the zinc concentrates market has been closely followed by funds looking to play zinc from the short side.
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It concentrates on his photographs and videos, seen in appropriately large projections, and the ways he constantly fused art and the documentation of art.
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And a concentrates customer found itself short on cash, so Behzadzadeh agreed to split the product with the client and forgo a $7,000 payment.
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The Guggenheim's exhibit concentrates on a particularly fertile period between 1906 and 1920, during which she produced hundreds of bold paintings and works on paper.
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It will still be illegal to buy edibles and concentrates after legalization, but the federal government says it will revisit legalizing them sometime next year.
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The next day I met up with my friend who has the whole professional setup: a dabbing rig, an e-nail, and some cannabis concentrates.
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The research firm's forecast is for a growing surplus of concentrates but another year of shortfall in refined metal, even assuming "very modest consumption growth".
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Better availability of mine concentrates should translate into better availability of refined zinc as high conversion fees give smelters an incentive to lift run-rates.
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But he concentrates on his comic book -- "I write it, draw it, publish it, sell it, call up the stores" -- which first appeared in 1992.
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There are a few of different ways to try concentrates, the easiest of which is by adding a little bit to the pot you're smoking.
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The rig has four pre-programmed heat settings, as well as a "boost mode" to clear out any leftover concentrates so nothing goes to waste.
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The move comes as he concentrates on his charities and supports his grandmother Queen Elizabeth, 91, while assuming a larger public role in royal duties.
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The chain has ready-to-drink options, concentrates, cold brew in both cans and bottles, flavored choices, and even coffee cold brewed from organic beans.
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Even more bullish for copper was the 41% surge in imports of ores and concentrates to 2.074 million tonnes in July, the highest on record.
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Starting in January, the former Coalinga prison will be used for growing, extracting, and packaging cannabis, with a focus on concentrates like wax and oil.
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Sigg leaves the documentary temporarily as Schindhelm concentrates on several artists — Ai Weiwei and Wang Guangyi, among others — living during the time of Communist China.
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Nchanga operations have been "rationalised" because the new import duty makes smelting Congolese concentrates "commercially unviable", according to local operating unit Konkola Copper Mines (KCM).
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The company concentrates the majority of its assets in financial investments (2908% of total assets as of March 20526), adequately diversified and with reasonable liquidity.
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A director concentrates on telling a specific story in a specific way, and a filmmaker creates ideas as part of the fabric of their life.
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Particularly since China also imported huge amounts of mined copper concentrates, 19.63 million tonnes (bulk weight) in total, up 28 percent on the 2015 tally.
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If approved, firms would be allowed to import copper concentrates with high levels of arsenic, a toxic element that is often found with copper ore.
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As a result, Chinese smelters have imported more concentrates that are mixed with higher arsenic ores and standard grades from the trading houses and Codelco.
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Nchanga operations have been "rationalized" because the new import duty makes smelting Congolese concentrates "commercially unviable", according to local operating unit Konkola Copper Mines (KCM).
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Smelters have also been taking advantage of strong zinc treatment and refining charges, which miners pay to smelters to process their ore concentrates into metal.
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"If you're going to cut smelter production you're going to slow down concentrates purchases, but we haven't seen that," said ING commodities strategist Oliver Nugent.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia's mining ministry recommended on Tuesday that Freeport-McMoran Inc's Indonesian unit be granted a new permit to export copper concentrates until Jan.
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Acacia has cut output by a third since the government banned the export of mineral concentrates in 2017 after accusing the firm of tax evasion.
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The argument takes the pervasive collection of anxieties that plague America and it concentrates them on the most visceral one: fear of violence and crime.
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Revenues have been falling for several years now as Serco concentrates on cutting costs to double its profitability margin to 5 percent from current levels.
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This weekend's concert, the series's last of the season, concentrates on string music and includes a chance to make a string instrument to take home.
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"These products have taken years to perfect," said the rapper, 27, who will curate an array of products, including the "Khalifa Kush" flower and concentrates.
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The key question is whether Chinese zinc smelters can actually process more concentrates, given many are scrambling to comply with new solid-waste emissions regulations.
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It's noticeable that while Chinese smelters are now receiving better terms for treating zinc concentrates, there has been little discernible improvement in lead treatment charges.
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The more Xi marginalizes the party and concentrates power in his own hands, the less stable the Chinese system will be when he leaves office.
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Compiled from an assortment of clips, and arranged in thematic and tonal segments, Minute Bodies concentrates on the awe-inducing quality of Percy Smith's footage.
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On the streets of Cairo, Uber and Careem, a ride-sharing app that concentrates on the Middle East, are slugging it out for market share.
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Kocowa does not feature movies yet, as it concentrates on programs, but you can find American celebrities on some of its game and variety shows.
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Once there, a user can find themselves in a farmers market-like atmosphere where anything from cannabis buds, edibles, concentrates and merchandise, can be found.
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But it will most likely increase costs for American manufacturers that depend on imported parts because it concentrates heavily on machinery and high-tech components.
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While Ms. Basu concentrates on upward mobility, Angelica Baker deals with what happens to the lives of the extremely rich when it all goes away.
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"Due to the reduced 2020 benchmark, we expect significantly lower treatment and refining charges for concentrates until the end of the fiscal year," Aurubis said.
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"Volcan's operations are located in the richest polymetallic production area in Peru, producing some of the highest quality zinc concentrates," Glencore said in a statement.
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A recently announced strategic plan concentrates on developing a wealth management franchise, which is still in its infancy, including through the integration of recent acquisitions.
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Statistically obscure, its presence is largely felt by proxy, either through its displacement effect on other raw materials, such as concentrates, or for refined metal.
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For 2016, shipments of oil, iron ore, unwrought copper, copper concentrates and soybeans hit all-time highs, the General Administration of Customs said on Friday.
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Since recreational marijuana sales became legal in 2018, the state has licensed 154 businesses to use butane or other explosive solvents to produce marijuana concentrates.
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Commissioned by the Onasiss Foundation and TV channel La Sept, Marker's 13-part series concentrates on ancient Greece and its enduring impact on contemporary society.
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That trend in concentrates, or partially processed ore, has led to a more than threefold jump in treatment charges in Asia over the past eight months.
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The organization concentrates heavily upon giving back to the local community, granting scholarships to women who are likely to have widespread impact with their future careers.
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Chinese smelters have evidently run the same mine supply numbers as everyone else and are building a stocks cushion in anticipation of the expected concentrates squeeze.
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In trials VTT has experimented with "cellulose-based materials" (plants) but has also experimented with printing protein concentrates of oat, faba bean and dairy (whey protein).
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China's imports of refined zinc and lead boomed over 22013 and early 21.9 as the country's smelters were hit by a global squeeze on mined concentrates.
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The biggest change is the emergence of a for-profit sector that concentrates on subjects such as accounting and computer skills, and often pioneers educational innovation.
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Mr Piketty argued that wealth naturally accumulates and concentrates, so that familial riches are ever more critical to determining an individual's success or failure in life.
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Last year the zinc industry agreed to a 15 percent drop in annual zinc processing fees to $147 a ton due to low availability of concentrates.
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In the turmoil some measures—such as spending on education and roads, plus Medicaid expansion—may pass as the opposition concentrates on blocking more controversial plans.
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Copper was the major commodity that looks the weakest, with imports of unwrought copper dropping 9.7% in June from May, and ores and concentrates slumping 20.4%.
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Indonesia's coordinating minister for economic affairs said this week that the export of copper concentrates would be allowed beyond January 2017, if miners met certain conditions.
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HSEMA concentrates on the security and safety of inaugural attendees and started planning for the inauguration back in April, meetings with federal authorities began in July.
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The full ban, which also covers lead, zinc, iron and manganese concentrates, took effect on Thursday, meaning only shipments of fully processed metals were now allowed.
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For the first half of 2019 China's copper concentrates imports rose 10.5% from a year earlier to 10.55 million tonnes, reflecting growing smelter capacity in China.
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The elections will usher in a new executive presidency that concentrates more powers in the president&aposs hands and abolishes the office of the prime minister.
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On Time mostly concentrates on European publications, although water clocks and other timepiece experiments were certainly being developed elsewhere, such as in medieval Arabic scientific texts.
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The arbitration notice relates to the company's Madem Lakkos metallurgical plant for treating Olympias and Skouries concentrates in the Stratoni Valley, submitted in 2014, Eldorado said.
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In Barnett's most recent piece in the show, the artist concentrates on old microfilm and found photos, randomly discovered and holding seemingly no definitive historical significance.
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For starters, Chou says, his company's solution concentrates on unstructured data, like pulling information from documents or emails using a variety of techniques, depending on requirements.
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No, the sad consequence of the green is that it concentrates the mind in a very unpleasant way upon the fundamental artificiality of the Lazy River.
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Further evidence comes from China, the world's largest buyer of copper scrap, just as it is the world's largest buyer of mine concentrates and refined metal.
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The film concentrates on the years through August 1966, when the Beatles stopped touring after a run that left thousands of screaming fans with sore throats.
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It said it expects the mine to produce between 125,000 to 155,000 tonnes of copper and 240,000 to 280,000 ounces of gold in concentrates this year.
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This concentrates the sunlight into a single focal point, all of it adding heat onto the combustible fuel source, in this case the dried up bark.
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The people and businesses who deposit the proceeds from the sales of high potency marijuana, concentrates, and gummies will still be violating the Controlled Substances Act.
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However, after three years of thrifting, China's lead smelters are getting more creative with their input mix, blending concentrates with recycled lead paste, according to Refinitiv.
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"Nothing concentrates a producer's mind like the prospect of a crude oil price bust," said Robert McNally, president of Rapidan Energy Group, a market research firm.
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"The east of Paris concentrates a lot on nice, young restaurants and bars and places to go but it's still very scattered and small," explains Katia.
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Despite his years in New York, Mr. Saunders said he was "in hog heaven" building out his manufacturing business, which now concentrates on making fixture plates.
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She concentrates fiercely, looking up as the head does, and then briefly — reluctantly, one feels — smiles at the camera before turning back to her sculptural world.
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Imports of copper ore and concentrates were also strong in November, coming in at 1.78 million tonnes, up from October's 1.4 million and September's 1.47 million.
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A. Dried fruit is packed with nutrients, but the drying process removes the water and concentrates a lot of fruit sugar in a very small bite.
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A. Even though orange juice is a natural food, the juicing process eliminates much of the fiber and concentrates the sugar, making it a poor choice.
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A key road has remained blocked by four Quechua-speaking communities but the company has continued to use alternate routes to transport its concentrates, Vizcarra said.
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Guests get an introduction from museum guides and some graphics on walls explain how concentrates are made and the differences between indica and sativa cannabis strains.
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Tinctures, or cannabis concentrates that are taken orally, make up 49% of all CBN sales, followed by topicals (30%) and then beverages (15%), according to Headset.
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Even while the results continue to disappoint, IBM is trying to transform into a more modern company, one that concentrates on cloud, analytics, security and big data.
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What is impressive about tin's gains this year is they have been achieved despite the flow of tin ores and concentrates from Myanmar to top importer China.
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So she got a master's degree in landscape architecture at City College of New York, and expanded her practice into public art that concentrates on ecological issues.
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It has tried selling ice cream bars without plastic wrappers, as well as cleaning product concentrates that allow shoppers to refill bottles instead of buying new ones.
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Flowspace's closest competitor Flexe concentrates on larger companies with bigger monthly minimums, and it serves as an alternative to Amazon Fulfillment for sellers in need of shipping.
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The country was China's fourth largest supplier of lead raw materials last year and its loss will prove difficult to replace in an already tight concentrates sector.
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Unwrought copper imports are actually down 12.7 percent in the January-August period, although imports of copper ores and concentrates are higher by a modest 270 percent.
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Concentrates and edibles sales are on the rise in Colorado, and with it comes a flurry of new products and a bunch of different ways to consume.
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She concentrates on the years between 1780 and 1850, when at its peak tuberculosis caused around 18963 percent of deaths in Europe, even as it was glamorized.
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The president of the party's business board complained that the coalition deal "concentrates primarily on redistribution and has no answer to the big questions in our country".
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Instead he concentrates his fire on a more fundamental technical change: a new method of calculating GDP, from 1103-12 onwards, that was adopted in early 2015.
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Since the heating element of the chamber does not include a coil that directly heats your concentrates, the Plus delivers a clean vape without burning your stash.
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While concentrates and edibles have become increasingly popular over the last few years, some people still prefer to consume their cannabis with some good, old-fashioned flower.
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The new Focus On The User that launched today concentrates on swaying Google's employees rather than regulators, and includes new partners like DemandProgress and American Family Voices.
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But Something Possible Everywhere concentrates on why this particular pier was a distinct hub of collaboration and freedom, even if some artists only visited for a day.
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In Oregon, about 10 percent of marijuana flowers and 26 percent of extracts and concentrates have failed to meet the pesticide requirements since they went into effect.
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Since he concentrates on the academy, Mr Abbot gives only limited space to such poignant stories, and to the experiences of youngsters from Asia and South America.
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The volcanic Tokaj region in northeast Hungary produces wine made with grapes with "noble rot", induced by the "Botrytis" fungus that shrivels grapes and concentrates their sugar.
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All of which reinforces the bull story of a fast-evolving concentrates crunch, albeit one massaged by Glencore's continued idling of 500,000 tonnes of annual mined capacity.
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The protesters were upset because of the heavy dust and noise on the road where trucks transport the Chinese-owned mine's copper concentrates, Solano and Arce said.
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China's imports of tin concentrates from Myanmar, a major source of raw material in recent years, fell to a three-year low of 8,004 tonnes in March.
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I have had a number of conversations with them and I think it is fair to say my engagement with the Labour Party concentrates on two issues.
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If you want to find signs of that much talked-about zinc raw materials crunch, you'll have to go down to the concentrates level of China's trade.
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For now, though, there is little discernible sign that Chinese smelters are running short of concentrates or, indeed, that the country is running short of refined metal.
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For better results, try the Riedel Pinot Noir Glass, which concentrates bolder, fruity aromas in the pinched area at the top and helps limit swirl-based spills.
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Such polishing concentrates kids' efforts on a very narrow spectrum of pursuits that play to their strengths and that are mastered with pure discipline, diligence and plotting.
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Since then, the company has created vaporizers for just about every corner of the space, including the PAX Era for concentrates and the PAX 3 for flower.
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Global refined copper output using concentrates fell 20 percent in the first half of 23, but production from scrap rose by 260 percent, according to the ICSG.
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They are caught between a futures price that is sinking partly on the weight of an expected coming surplus and the reality of a tight concentrates market.
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A railway used to transport zinc and copper concentrates from mines in central Peru to port will likely take another two weeks to become operative, Vizcarra said.
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Mine production in the rest of the world grew by only a marginal 250 percent and the resulting tightness has taken its toll on China's concentrates imports.
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While refined metal is largely standardised and priced on global metals exchanges, the content of concentrates vary sharply due to a wide range of byproducts and impurities.
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Raw materials tightness should ease this year as mine supply surges, although January's concentrates import figure of 301,400 tonnes was still 11 percent off last year's pace.
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Since selling his former company, Liberty Alliance, a network of websites, Vallorani says he now concentrates on the conservative merchandise business through his company Romulus Marketing LLC.
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Dalian Wanda and China Resources Land have greater diversity of asset types in their investment-property portfolios, while RSM concentrates on home improvement and furniture retail malls.
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But the country also imported more refined copper than ever before, an outcome that was even more surprising given another record year for imports of copper concentrates.
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If you've been getting high in 2016 but still haven't heard of dabs, it refers to smoking super-pure THC concentrates that have been extracted from weed.
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The increase in patients using marijuana for medical purposes has also driven a huge increase in THC and other compounds through selective breeding and the development of concentrates.
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Masum, a Kurd, holds a largely ceremonial position under the Iraqi federal power-sharing regime, which concentrates executive powers in the hands of the prime minister, a Shi'ite.
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As an incubator, Binance Labs concentrates on pre-ICO projects and MobileCoin will use the funding to "build out [its] team and processes" as it develops its product.
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The government has also proposed allowing miners of copper, zinc, lead, manganese and iron to continue to export concentrates until 2022, provided they are building smelters, Pamudji said.
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The charges for converting mined concentrates into refined metal are a sensitive gauge of raw material availability, falling during times of shortage and rising during times of plenty.
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After Max concentrates for a few moments, the vehicle suddenly turns on and he has a priceless reaction—all thanks to dad secretly giving him a helping hand.
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"It would be beneficial for all if Facebook concentrates on addressing its many existing deficiencies and failures before proceeding any further on the Libra project," Waters told Zuckerberg.
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It was forced to cut output by a third after the government banned the export of mineral concentrates from its two other mines, Bulyanhulu and Buzwagi, in 2017.
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As The Cannabist points out, this is the best way to test out concentrates without spending a bunch of money on devices you may not need or like.
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Dubbed the "first-ever pocket nail," the Puffco Plus is essentially an on-the-go dab rig, capable of delivering a potent hit of concentrates with minimal effort.
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Instead of considering these critical national priorities, the proposal single-mindedly concentrates on one issue to the exclusion of all others: the raw dollars spent on network deployment.
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Earlier in July, China's top copper producers Jiangxi Copper and Tongling Nonferrous Metals Group, in a surprise move, secured first-half 2020 copper concentrates with Chilean miner Antofagasta.
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Sessions' letter also said 17 extraction labs — which typically use flammable solvents to isolate THC from marijuana to make concentrates known as "wax" and "shatter" — exploded in 2014.
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The next stage for made-to-order services "is still under debate internally" while Zozo concentrates on shoring up its online mall, he told Reuters in an interview.
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While mine supply growth is on pause, China's collective appetite for concentrates is still growing at a healthy clip thanks to continued expansion of the country's smelting capacity.
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While China has been importing more concentrates, it has been importing less refined metal with net imports sliding 12% over the January-May period to 1.23 million tonnes.
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The fact that Century was still generating concentrates several months after it had supposedly closed is symptomatic of the elastic timeline of the much-anticipated zinc supply crunch.
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The firm is exploring a move into pea and oat protein concentrates that could start next year, senior vice-president of technology Chuck Cohen said in an interview.
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The federal police division responsible for counter-terrorism is set up mainly to fight organised crime, while the state security service concentrates on foiling spying by foreign states.
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The demo concentrates on Karam's flight to avoid conscription into the Syrian army, and he regularly appears as a character in video commentary, wearing the same yellow hoodie.
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At the same time, China's imports of nickel ore and concentrates from the Philippines fell 21.3 percent in the first eight months of year to 17.99 million tonnes.
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"Like children, dogs and cats spend a lot of time on or near the floor, where tobacco smoke residue concentrates in house dust, carpets and rugs," Stamper added.
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Mines in central Peru, from Chinalco's Toromocho copper deposit to Buenaventura's polymetallic mine Brocal, have been stockpiling their concentrates while they wait for the railway to be fixed.
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Their goal is increased, regular use of gummies, candies, sodas, ice creams and concentrates containing up to 99 percent pure THC, the mind-altering chemical found in marijuana.
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"Value Others" is about a naval officer, but rather than focus on his military career, the short drama concentrates on his life after graduating from the naval academy.
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Operating a retail chain marks a new challenge for 2400-year-old Atlanta-based Coca-Cola, which mostly sells soft drink concentrates to a network of franchised bottlers.
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The outspoken marijuana legalization advocate is partnering with the Colorado-based company RiverRock Cannabis to create and manufacture his own line of regulated marijuana strains, products and concentrates.
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Mine supply of copper concentrates, excluding straight-to-metal operations using leach technology, is on course to grow by around 6 percent this year, according to the ICSG.
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Even though the plan concentrates benefits among the rich, it's hard for a middle-class family to get annoyed at their tax bill falling by over a third.
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This one was by far the biggest yet, as people stood shoulder to shoulder in Yonge-Dundas Square passing joints, munching edibles, dabbing concentrates, and generally celebrating cannabis.
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The monograph, published in November by Powerhouse Books, concentrates on Sandler's photography from 1977, when he was gifted a Leica camera, to the weeks before September 11, 2001.
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It can take an hour or more to cross the city, so Ms. Kamizi puts on her headphones, turns up Taylor Swift and concentrates on her M.B.A. studies.
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Understandably, some might argue that prisoners do not deserve a beneficial environment, but it is important to understand the benefits of a correctional system that concentrates on rehabilitation.
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Some airlines will use naturally intense flavors, like certain fruit and vegetable oils and concentrates, which helps to lessen the amount of extra salt a recipe might need.
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Otonomy also concentrates on treating sensorineural destruction of the ribbon synapse connections that connect hair cells to the auditory nerve bundle, which results in earlier-stage hearing loss.
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But as job growth in the digital economy increasingly concentrates in the largest metro areas, their export mix is shifting toward services, from business consulting to software development.
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"Fences," adapted from August Wilson's play, concentrates on one black family in the 1950s, in particular one black man, played by Denzel Washington, who also directed the movie.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia's mining ministry recommended on Friday that Freeport-McMoran Inc's Indonesian unit be granted a permit to export 2204 million tonnes of copper concentrates until Feb.
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The foundation currently concentrates on a cluster of about 2,000 villages in the state's Raigad District, a total of 110,20123 households and more than half a million people.
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The flow of zinc concentrates into China fell by 17 percent over the first four months of this year, seemingly attesting to a rapidly tightening raw materials market.
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The first floor concentrates on a selection of paintings offering Mehretu's unique take on the sublime, with works as large as 203 feet tall and 24 feet wide.
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Last year a marijuana-testing lab in Oregon found that 12 percent of the cannabis flowers and concentrates it tested showed pesticide levels way above the federal guidelines.
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China imported 2550 million tonnes of nickel ore and concentrates from the Philippines in July, down 212 percent from the same month a year ago, according to customs data.
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Because the milling process used to create white rice removes the outer layers, where much of the arsenic concentrates, white rice has less arsenic than brown and wild rice.
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Just last week, we saw Zendesk, the company that concentrates on cloud customer service, enter the sales automation and CRM part of the space with the purchase of Base.
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The divide between Britain inside the circle and Britain outside it concentrates too much power within too few city districts, centred on too few restaurants, bars and social circles.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Surging zinc mine output will eventually lift annual charges for treating concentrates, but uncertain timing has led to a stand-off in talks between mines and smelters.
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Production at the London-listed miner's other two gold-producing mines in Tanzania - Bulyanhulu and Buzwagi - has been hampered by a ban on exports of gold and copper concentrates.
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China's ability to generate enough metal both to fulfill its own needs and to lift exports is predicated on the supply of tin concentrates from its southern neighbour Myanmar.
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Aurubis' focus on processing complex concentrates will help Aurubis to absorb this 2018 reduction somewhat, because it is "able to obtain higher average" treatment and refining charges, Schachler said.
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China's ability to generate enough metal both to fulfill its own needs and to lift exports is predicated on the supply of tin concentrates from its southern neighbor Myanmar.
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More recently, he has been flying on behalf of the East Anglian Air Ambulance – a post William is set to give up soon as he concentrates on royal duties.
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Another source said a unit of China's Jiangxi Copper had signed a one-year deal with Codelco for copper concentrates, saying a three-year deal "has no obvious advantages".
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The tensions in the copper raw materials market are such that they appear in danger of fracturing both the CSPT and the traditional annual benchmark system of pricing concentrates.
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Hockney concentrates on the lost pedagogy of copying "masterworks" and, in keeping with his interest in optics, on the technique behind Poussin's painting, and the Degas copy of it.
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Peterson suggested retailers might offer a mix of products available in other states—and that perhaps half would be raw flour and the other half ready edibles and concentrates.
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"Refined metal stocks are dwindling and Beijing is cracking down on Chinese smelters, which is creating something of a bottleneck for concentrates flowing through to refined metal," Kamal said.
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Like Airbnb in its frictionless ideal, Bedly instead concentrates on medium to long-term stays (think 3 months, 6 months and so on) rather than a per-night model.
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China imported 73 million tonnes of nickel ore and concentrates from the Philippines in July, down 27 percent from the same month a year ago, according to customs data.
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If mom prefers flower over concentrates, but prefers vaping over smoking, a flower vape such as the Firefly 2 is the perfect solution to her very specific cannabis needs.
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Imports of copper ores and concentrates rose 21.1% in October to 103 million tonnes from September's 1.58 million, and were also up 22% from the same month in 2018.
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It said the market showed signs of supply tightness in zinc and copper concentrates while refined metals saw a sharp expansion in demand, with aluminum a particularly strong performer.
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Although Memphis has several rock, blues and other music-genre museums, and San Diego concentrates its museum culture in Balboa Park, most cities offer a panoply of tourist destinations.
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"Most voters don't understand that legalization actually means commercializing edibles, pot candies, pot concentrates that are 99 percent THC," Sabet said, referring to the main psychoactive component of marijuana.
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There also isn't too much overlap in terms of business units of clients for this pairing, as B. Riley concentrates on research while FBR is more equity transaction-oriented.
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CHARGES: Freeport McMoRan Inc expects treatment and refining charges for copper concentrates in 2020 to be well below last year's levels as Chinese smelting capacity is expected to rise.
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First, his narrative largely concentrates on events in the North and Midwest, with a special focus on his alma mater, Wheaton College in Illinois, a hub of Christian abolitionism.
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Instead, she concentrates on the genre basics, as in the movie's admirably hard-core final face-off, even as she insists that we keep our attention fixed on Sadie.
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Others looked more like sterile drugstores or hipster cafes, only instead of cough syrup or lattes, they were selling cannabis-infused face creams, potent marijuana concentrates and jelly treats.
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It wasn't just the corporate raids; the 1980s were also a time of groundbreaking theoretical advances in financial economics, a specialty that concentrates on trading, pricing, hedging and risk.
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Known by locals as "extraction alley," for the processing of marijuana concentrates that happens here, this neighborhood has also seen a proliferation of indoor cultivation and pot distribution facilities.
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Residents and tourists who are 21 and over can buy an ounce of marijuana or one-eighth of an ounce of edibles or concentrates in Nevada — while supplies last.
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The government accuses Acacia, which is 63.9 percent owned by Barrick, of evading taxes for years by under-declaring exports and has banned exports of gold and copper concentrates.
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The company inked an agreement with Spanish pharmaceutical developer Almirall, which concentrates on medical dermatology treatments, for the development of dermatological treatments based on an antibody developed by 23andMe.
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This doesn&apost mean they needed to smoke it — but maybe they liked topicals, maybe concentrates were their thing, or maybe they&aposd tried baking with cannabis at home.
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As the middle class continues to thin out and wealth concentrates among a tiny sliver of Americans, the party's powerhouses are questioning economic verities that have stood for decades.
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He says: Such polishing concentrates kids' efforts on a very narrow spectrum of pursuits that play to their strengths and that are mastered with pure discipline, diligence and plotting.
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Much like Warren Buffett, he focuses on the long-term, looks for businesses with sustainable competitive advantages or "moats," and concentrates his capital in just a handful of securities.
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While the zinc market has a healthy supply of concentrates, they are not being refined into metal because of a lack of capacity at smelters, mostly in China, analysts said.
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Trafigura's investment in the smelter was seen as an important step for Trafigura in expanding its footprint in the copper concentrates and metal market in the world's top commodities consumer.
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In the first nine months of the year, China imported 21.5,153 tonnes of ore and concentrates from the Southeast Asian nation, up 215 percent from the same period last year.
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The finance minister said Zambia would introduce import duty on copper concentrates at the rate of 7.5 percent starting in January next year, but would not change existing mining taxes.
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That of course is a reflection of the oversupply in the raw materials market and the subsequent flow of concentrates into what is the world's largest smelting and refining base.
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Since NFL team owners can't own casino companies due to the inherent conflict of interest, Lorenzo could wind up as the team owner while Frank concentrates on the casino company.
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Although the report didn't provide statistics on types of cannabis products that brought tourists to hospitals, it's safe to assume that the majority of these products were edibles or concentrates.
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So yes, in terms of an extended universe that concentrates on Spider-Man villains or anti heroes without Spider-Man, I do believe Venom has a lot riding on it.
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But while it simmers in the background, Good Girls Revolt concentrates on its trio of female leads, who shine in their portrayals of the researchers' fight to be taken seriously.
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LDC started trading non-ferrous metals including copper, zinc and lead concentrates in 2005 and its metals unit has offices in Shanghai, Singapore, Connecticut, Geneva, Lima, Santiago, Puebla and Johannesburg.
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Fábrica de Startups, a four-year-old accelerator, is headed up by António Lucena de Faria, and concentrates on startups from Portuguese-speaking lands such as Brazil, Macao, and others.
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Fuerabamba started the first road blockade in early February to demand compensation from MMG for using a stretch of road on its farmland to transport its copper concentrates to market.
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Their study is limited as it concentrates on a group of people who have already served jail time, who might be quite different to the wider population of potential criminals.
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They said the split takes away broader managerial responsibilities and narrows their roles, allowing them to focus on key targets and client relationships while Gayne concentrates on the UK market.
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They were paid about $20 to $30 and 2 cents to 3 cents more than the standard grade for some blended concentrates that contained more impurities than Codelco's, traders said.
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The Chicago Rabbinical Council visited Cresco in March and said it was in the final stages of issuing a kosher certification that will cover everything from chocolate bars to concentrates.
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However, even though items earmarked for the 25 percent tariff include copper ore and concentrates, the quantities involved are not significant for China, analysts at ING said in a note.
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Trump, who has also openly criticized Time Warner's CNN news channel, has said since his campaign he wouldn't allow that deal to go through because it concentrates too much power.
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As the world's largest processor of mined concentrates into refined zinc, the country is on the front-line of the tightening in the raw materials segment of the supply chain.
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The drop in refined imports has been somewhat offset by an 8.8 percent gain in imports of nickel ores and concentrates to 25.96 million tonnes in the first nine months.
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"It's not just the numbers of veterans insured, but it's also which ones they are," Dworsky said, adding that the negative effect concentrates among the low-income and unhealthy veterans.
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In this regard, lead's fundamentals look similar to those of zinc, not entirely surprising given that most of the world's lead concentrates come as a by-product from zinc mining.
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This year's benchmark treatment charges for the processing of concentrates into metal should provide some insight into the state of play in the raw materials segment of the supply chain.
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The limited number of ships and sightseers concentrates your focus on the family and the natural world, allowing you to see the ease with which these people navigate their environment.
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When you have lightly-traded assets, you want to build a market that concentrates trades in that asset into tight windows, in order to increase the thickness of the market.
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Analysts at Refinitiv estimate that China's own lead production fell by 2.2 percent last year on a combination of reduced concentrates availability and ongoing reform of the fragmented secondary sector.
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Flavor concentrates are usually suspended in some ratio of PG and VG, which needs to be factored into the ratios of PG and VG of the overall vape juice mixture.
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A handful of students has begun to specialize in the nascent field, which concentrates on prevention and treatment of addictions and the effect of addictive substances on other medical conditions.
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Chilean copper miner Codelco will reduce operations for 15 days to comply with a national state of catastrophe while MMG Ltd reduced mining and the transport of concentrates in Peru.
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That supply tightness has pushed treatment and refining charges (TC/RCs), the amount miners pay to smelters to process copper concentrates into refined metal, lower since the start of 573.
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Dr. Rehm said that whenever she's worried about being exposed to illness, she concentrates on the basics that she can control, such as eating well, exercising and getting enough sleep.
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MMG said the transport of concentrates and critical supplies from Las Bambas would be significantly restricted, but added that operations in Australia and the Democratic Republic of Congo continue normally.
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There, in a relaxed space reminiscent of the coffee chain, jovial "budtenders" sell coconut chocolate bars infused with marijuana and customers smoke powerful pot concentrates at a sleek dab bar.
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The book succeeds because it concentrates on his deeply strained family dynamics, and it looks outward, more explicitly than its predecessors, toward how those conflicts reflect or embody global ones.
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Van Winkle Special Reserve 12-year looks like a tree, whereas the pattern of Pappy Van Winkle 23-year concentrates as a circle at the center, like a cell nucleus.
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A lawsuit against Jamba Juice alleges that the company portrays its smoothies as containing whole fruits and vegetables while frequently adding sugar, fruit juice concentrates, corn syrup and other additives.
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A handful of students has begun to specialize in the nascent field, which concentrates on prevention and treatment of addictions and the effect of addictive substances on other medical conditions.
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It is telling that the songs Liverpool fans deploy to deride Chelsea focus on Chelsea's supposed lack of history, and that Chelsea supporters' rebuttal concentrates on Liverpool's more recent failings.
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The Vancouver-based company said Thursday that the arbitration notice alleges its technical study for a metallurgical plant to treat concentrates is deficient and therefore violates the project's environmental terms.
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Strong treatment and refining charges prompted Chinese smelters to boost orders for imports of copper concentrates in November and December and some shipments arrived in the first quarter, traders said.
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The biggest extra effect of human activity, though, may well be putting more property at risk as a more populous and richer world concentrates itself in cities by the sea.
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COPPER WEEK: Freeport McMoRan Inc expects treatment and refining charges for copper concentrates in 2020 to be "well below" last year's levels as Chinese smelting capacity is expected to rise.
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Modern edibles are made of weed concentrates—for example, by using a gas such as CO2 to extract the active ingredients from the plant and throw away the plant residues.
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The list of beverages covered by the French law includes flavoured carbonated and non-carbonated soft drinks, concentrates such as fruit syrups, and other water, fruit and milk-based beverages.
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The Illustrated Dust Jacket concentrates on the 20th-century heyday of the dust jacket, when artists were experimenting with printing and illustration techniques, and publishers were recognizing its advertising potential.
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It should in theory be feeling the raw materials pinch, particularly since concentrates imports slumped 49 percent last year and were down again in January to the tune of 7 percent.
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These are the global head of oil trading Jose Larocca, the global head of refined metals and concentrates Amin Zahir and the global head of coal and iron ore Julien Rolland.
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The trailer reveals the gist of the new film: Mr. Incredible (Craig T. Nelson) is now a stay-at-home super parent while Elastigirl (Holly Hunter) concentrates on saving the world.
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"A person who concentrates on what they have power over becomes unlimited in their ability to manifest what they want in the world," Shyamalan told Drexel graduates in his commencement speech.
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Date founded: 2014Funding raised: $165 million Post-money valuation: $875 millionWhat it does: Grassroots Cannabis is a cannabis cultivator and retailer that sells products ranging from flower to concentrates to edibles.
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ZINC AND LEAD IMPORTS SLOW China's imports of refined zinc and lead boomed over 22013 and early 21.9 as the country's smelters were hit by a global squeeze on mined concentrates.
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Trafigura's Chris Clarkson, head of gasoline trading, and Tom Jay, previously head of the deals desk for refined metals, bulk and concentrates, will be on the boards of the new venture.
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This appears to bear out the current market narrative of a rapidly tightening concentrates market due to a combination of mine attrition and the mine cuts announced by Glencore last October.
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Once Upon a Farm's mission is to bring baby food that contains no preservatives, concentrates or processed purees to people of all households and incomes—something Garner is extremely passionate about.
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CHINESE APPETITE GROWING While mine supply growth is on pause, China's collective appetite for concentrates is still growing at a healthy clip thanks to continued expansion of the country's smelting capacity.
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However, net imports of 3,7643 tonnes in June were the lowest monthly tally since May of last year and it's worth noting this has coincided with accelerated imports of lead concentrates.
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Interestingly, a few folks I spoke to have started to smoke heroin using dab rigs—glass, bong-like water pipes typically used for smoking marijuana concentrates such as wax or shatter.
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But instead of spreading the cost around and thinning it out, single payer concentrates it to the government to the detriment of everything else that government and society want to achieve.
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The study defines dietary supplements as any product that supplements the diet, including vitamins, minerals, herbs, botanicals, homeopathic agents and amino acids, and concentrates, metabolites, constituents and extracts of these ingredients.
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Splitting Up Together also takes on the dissatisfied residents of the wealthier suburbs, but concentrates solely on the parents trying to be their own people outside of their kids and responsibilities.
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The macro has accelerated the micro to such an extent that Nyrstar and other smelters now find themselves caught between the seemingly contradictory forces of low metal and high concentrates prices.
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ERG has shuttered its smaller 50,8003-tonne per year Chambishi smelter because it was wholly reliant for feed on concentrates from the company's Boss Mining and Frontier operations in the Congo.
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Afghan officials hope National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster will provide clarity from an administration that they feel has neglected their plight as it concentrates on crises in Syria and North Korea.
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It concentrates on the functional aesthetics of a time and place, without reference to the violent end that would greet this state and ultimately affect the maintenance of the buildings honored.
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The utility currently struggles to operate a centralized grid, where power generation is based in the southern part of Puerto Rico, while most of the energy consumption concentrates in the North.
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Direct Relief, which concentrates on medical aid for emergencies and poverty-stricken regions, will begin testing a new online donor site next week, as the annual year-end giving season approaches.
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By Saturday, protesters were no longer blocking a minerals railway and roads used to transport concentrates, allowing Matarani to resume normal operations, said Julia Davila, communications director for port operator Tisur.
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While it seems like hip-hop has moved away from its association with blunts and onto better things like vaping and THC concentrates, I still am not really over this method.
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Instead, it concentrates on songs the artist was far into writing and producing during the last three months of his life, songs which, his friends say, he very much wanted released.
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Warner now concentrates on three areas: all things Harry Potter; DC Comics superheroes; and classic cartoons, including Looney Tunes (Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck) and Hanna-Barbara (the Flintstones, Tom and Jerry).
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For example, in Colorado, where voters decided to create a regulated market for marijuana in 2012, sales of concentrates reached $60.5 million in just the first three months of last year.
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The Nissan CEO nevertheless took aim at a Renault-led alliance setup that "concentrates power in one individual", and said a new board committee would examine its role in the scandal.
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Unloading those units will mean less revenue, but fewer costs, for the company as it focuses on selling syrups and concentrates to the bottlers, as well as on expanding its brands.
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Previous governments approved the mine's original environmental plan and subsequent modifications that allowed its concentrates to be transported to port on local roads instead of through a pipeline as initially proposed.
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Unable to break into management, she concentrates on coddling the regulars, like Amenze (Tina Fabrique), a 60-something community activist, who gets more than her share of copies on the house.
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MMG resumed transporting copper concentrates from its Las Bambas mine in Peru on Friday, when residents of a nearby town called off protests that had blocked the road used by the company.
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Vaping and dabbing concentrates as well as pot edibles have become increasingly popular since legalization, so banning smoking indoors isn't a total buzzkill to stoners looking to smoke in a social setting.
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The Tokaj region produces one of a handful of wines around the world made with fruit affected by "noble rot", induced by the "Botrytis" fungus that shrivels grapes and concentrates their sugar.
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Lombe's mill is the natural starting-point for Joshua Freeman's lively chronicle of the factory, which as the title of his book "Behemoth" implies, concentrates on the largest specimens of their time.
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Deadly downpours in recent weeks have led to floods and mudslides in the world's second-largest copper producer and third-biggest zinc producer, damaging a railway used to send concentrates to port.
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Opponents of the state and local tax deduction, which the bill would largely eliminate, argue it's regressive and concentrates benefits on rich states rather than poor ones that actually need the money.
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The shower head in my bathroom at home is pretty standard and basically concentrates the water into a couple dozen streams organized in a circle that are firing at an even pace.
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The Fuerabamba community blocked MMG from transporting Las Bambas' copper concentrates using a road on its farmland for more than two months earlier this year, which severely disrupted exports from the mine.
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This week, international art lovers and investors have been flooding into the British capital to attend Frieze London, which shows contemporary art, and Frieze Masters, which concentrates on classical and modern works.
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The metals business is one of the largest copper, zinc and lead concentrates merchants worldwide, according to Louis Dreyfus, and has been one of the group's most profitable activities in recent years.
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The operation has been accused by the country's government of evading taxes for years by under-declaring exports, stalling work at the mines as well exports of its gold and copper concentrates.
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LONDON, July 9 (Reuters) - Online metal concentrates exchange Open Mineral is seeking to build a consortium of mining companies and financial institutions to create a blockchain system for minerals trading and logistics.
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It wasn't just refined metal that showed a marked pullback from March's exuberance, with imports of ores and concentrates slipping 8 percent in April from the prior month to 1.26 million tonnes.
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China imported 5.67 million tonnes of nickel ore and concentrates in September, the highest monthly total since January 2014, when Indonesian shippers were rushing to beat a ban on raw material exports.
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If Mr Cai's "What About the Art?" concentrates on the creativity of individual artists, the show at the Fondation Louis Vuitton in Paris focuses on how artists inspire creativity in one another.
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Spot treatment charges, which is what smelters charge miners for converting their concentrates into metal, have fallen by over 903 percent to $100 per tonne this year, according to Thomson Reuters GFMS.
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Investors are wary of its money losing business model; they are concerned about its losses and cash flow; and they are concerned about governance issues that concentrates sole power in Neumann's hands.
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According to The Blast, Rich Soil Organics will cultivate "organically grown, pesticide-free cannabis," and plan to roll out a line of products including flowers, concentrates, extracts and other CBD/THC infusions.
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Not only is Pax 3 the third generation of Pax's flagship device, but it also happens to have three ovens for dual-use among both loose-leaf flower and concentrates like oil.
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China has attempted to address these statistical problems, but it is time that the government concentrates on the effect this policy had on its people, and what they can do about it.
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Michael Soliman, a Democratic strategist in New Jersey, said the delay might not be all bad if it concentrates the minds of voters on the need for change in the White House.
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These small exhibitions will document that shift, including "Mounira Al Solh: I strongly believe in our right to be frivolous," which concentrates on that Lebanese artist's encounters with Syrian refugees since 2012.
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MMG said the transport of concentrates and critical supplies from Las Bambas, which accounts for nearly a fifth of Peru's entire copper output, would be significantly restricted while operations were temporarily reduced.
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DramaFever, as its name implies, concentrates on serial dramas, many of them romances that are often like high-end soap operas with eccentric (by Western standards) plots and vivaciously slick production values.
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In the lulls between bouts of yammering, however, the director, Johannes Roberts, concentrates on building a solid atmosphere of desperation as a winch accident deposits the women unceremoniously on the ocean floor.
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To create wealth for their clients, the firm concentrates investments in a select number of what they think are high quality businesses that possess the ability to sustainably grow earnings over time.
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The law also permits adults 21 and over to buy up to eight grams of marijuana concentrates, which are found in edibles, and grow no more than six marijuana plants per household.
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My most recent column concentrates on three of the controversial figures Mr. Trump called out in a tweet after the events in Charlottesville, Va.: Robert E. Lee, Thomas Jefferson and Stonewall Jackson.
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Mr. Abe has, in effect, outsourced the government's containment efforts to the population itself, while the state concentrates limited resources on the severely ill and makes little effort to increase those resources.
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They believe their simplified model — which concentrates on deaths and reproductive failures, not the strength of storms — could be useful for projecting what is likely to happen to other species facing disasters.
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"Comcast's purchase of NBC concentrates far too much power in one massive entity that is trying to tell the voters what to think and what to do," Trump said in October 2016.
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The four Quechua-speaking communities have demanded payment for the company's use of a local road that they say pollutes their lands when hundreds of trucks carrying copper concentrates pass by daily.
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New smelting and refining capacity continues to be built and there was no shortage of mined concentrates to feed it last year thanks to a robust performance by the world's copper mines.
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Concurrently, sinsemilla (a specialized growing method of Cannabis sp.) THC concentration increased from a mean of 11.5% to 6.33%, and hash oil (THC concentrates) increased from a mean of 6.7% to 55.7%.
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So acclimatized are we to action flicks, and to onscreen conflicts teeming with soldiers, that it's refreshing to find a film that concentrates on hanging back and reversing out of harm's way.
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While smoking marijuana flower is the most common ways to consume cannabis, concentrates and edibles have become extremely popular since states like Colorado and Washington have legalized the plant for recreational use.
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As the report states, the "large benefits accrue to firms when they locate together in urban areas" and ensures that tech — rather than tending to spread out — further concentrates in urban areas.
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It is this part of the book — the one that concentrates on the astonishing efforts being made to understand the mind as distinct from the brain — that most seriously commanded my attention.
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But the beginning of Big Little Lies mostly concentrates on the politics of elementary school carpool lanes and restless housewives tearing out each other's throats for lack of anything better to do.
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Opponents of the state and local tax deduction, which the bill would sharply limit, argue it's regressive and concentrates benefits on rich states rather than poor ones that actually need the money.
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The broad analysts' consensus is that the acute tightness in the mined concentrates part of the zinc production chain is already starting to dissipate as a supply response to high prices builds momentum.
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While the film, in spite of its title, concentrates on the transformation of a racist, White man into a better, more tolerant human being, that was not the aim of Victor Green's guide.
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A potential upgraded version with more fuel efficient engines, dubbed the A2787neo, has been shelved for the time-being, however, as Airbus concentrates on a bigger version of its long-haul A350 plane.
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JAKARTA, Aug 9 (Reuters) - Indonesia's mines ministry has issued a letter of recommendation for Freeport McMoran Inc Indonesian unit to get a permit to export 1.4 million tonnes of copper concentrates until Jan.
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She wanted to start a company that used all-natural ingredients and glass bottles, and, after experimenting with blends at home, she hired "a rogue hippie chemist" to work with her on concentrates.
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But copper should find support from news about expected disruptions in scrap metal shipments to China, which may prompt the world's biggest copper consumer to ramp up its purchases of concentrates, Lau said.
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MITSUBISHI: Japan's Mitsubishi Materials Corp bought a 123% stake in the Mantoverde copper mine in Chile and associated copper project for $236 million to secure more concentrates for its smelters, the company said.
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The prices charged by smelters for turning concentrates - partially processed ore - into refined metal rise as mine supply increases as there is more competition among miners to find smelters to process their material.
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"There is a wide availability of concentrates but it's not feeding though to the refined market, so there is a bottleneck where there is not a lot of refined zinc," a trader said.
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"The amendment will take us back to the era of imperial presidency, which concentrates power in the hands of one man," Gonese said after his party had unsuccessfully tried to stop the vote.
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If Yang — whose platform largely concentrates on universal basic income — can get more 65,000 people to donate in the next 2 months, he will qualify to participate in the first presidential primary debate.
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Well, the cruelty-free collection is inspired by Japanese skin-care trends (we're talking pretty packaging and efficacy), and the lineup is filled with staples like masks, moisturizers, serums, and four treatment concentrates.
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Stockpiles have been run down and old mines have been reworked to mitigate the trend but the slowdown is evident in a 25 percent slide in Chinese imports of tin concentrates last year.
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At Friday's parliamentary session, Mining Minister Angellah Kairuki said the government's ban on exports of gold and copper concentrates would remain in force until mineral smelters were built in the East African nation.
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An upgrade of Nationwide's VR is unlikely as the society's business model, which concentrates on UK residential mortgage lending and savings, is less diversified than that of its more highly rated UK peers.
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Not only are there all these different compound combinations in weed, but people are consuming cannabis in all shapes and sizes—using dried flowers of the plant, concentrates and even suppositories, Vigil says.
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Sherborne's website says it concentrates its activities as a minority shareholder in publicly quoted companies and "by offering our participation on the board" rather than seeking majority ownership or control of a target.
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Those from Chile, meanwhile, grew by just three percent in the period after growth of 27 percent last year and the country was overtaken by Peru as China's top supplier of mined concentrates.
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The steady rise in China's appetite for imported copper concentrates is part of a long-running trend and one which will serve eventually to dampen the country's requirement for imports of refined metal.
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Ubu Hard by the Queensboro Bridge (and across from a tragically shuttered, Guastavino-tiled Food Emporium) is this quietly estimable two-decades-old gallery, which concentrates on Dada and Surrealist works on paper.
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Other copper mines in Peru, such as MMG Ltd's Las Bambas and Freeport McMoRan Inc's Cerro Verde, could process their copper concentrates in Ilo to save on shipping costs to China, Gonzalez said.
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While 34 percent reported smoking marijuana, 6 percent said they had consumed edibles, 4.7 percent reported vaping, 1.9 percent said they had used concentrates and 0.8 percent reported using topical versions of cannabis.
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"Back in the day, people had to find a way to smoke weed, to roll it into something," he said, adding that to do so now, in this era of concentrates, seems archaic.
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Chinese customs data shows the gyrations in the nickel market, with imports of ores and concentrates down 11 percent in the first quarter from the same period last year to 3.03 million tonnes.
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MOSCOW, Nov 13 (Reuters) - Singapore-listed commodity trader Wilmar International Ltd may invest in soybean production and processing and transhipment of soybean concentrates in Russia's Far East, a regional ministry said on Thursday.
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Tanzania has also been locked in a prolonged conflict with London-listed Acacia Mining after authorities banned exports of gold and copper concentrates and accused the miner of tax evasion, which it denies.
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When that governance structure concentrates power in one or a few people at the top, that means the demands placed on the structure can't be any more complex than one person can handle.
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When: Sunday, October 19603, 11am–12:30pm Where: Historic Greenwich Village (Manhattan) This spectral walking tour from the Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation concentrates on the overlooked macabre history of the neighborhood.
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And even more than his rival's plans, Cruz's concentrates its benefits heavily among the richest Americans: The Cruz plan would save the lowest fifth of taxpayers only $2860, or 2860 percent, on average.
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Protesters in Apurimac in Peru's southern Andes are angry over pollution and noise from hundreds of trucks per day carrying Las Bambas' copper concentrates over the unpaved road near their homes, Solano said.
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He says the Pilgangoora Project is a globally significant hard rock lithium-tantalum resource with the potential to underpin a world-class, long-life mine producing high quality lithium concentrates for global markets.
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Vaporizers, or vapes, have been around for a while, only now they can now pair with your smartphone, have no trouble vaporizing both cannabis concentrates and dry flower, and offer customized heating profiles.
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While grapes represented more than 70 percent of the company's $50 million in sales last year, Sahyadri also runs fruit-and-vegetable stores in Maharashtra, sells wholesale, and packages concentrates and frozen foods.
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Select Cannabis, one of the biggest retailers of cannabis oils and concentrates, is raking in the dough from deliveries ... the company's marketing reps in Los Angeles tell TMZ the coronavirus has business booming.
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There is a compelling basic logic to the idea of a capital city that concentrates government functions in one place so agency leaders can consult with Congress and staff can coordinate across agencies.
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