Did the government deploy them -- and/or deploy them effectively -- in 2016?
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"I started to learn how phishers deploy and where they deploy," he said.
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Once you put ... you don't have to deploy a whole city to deploy an arena.
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We will deploy code, we will deploy people, we will help you every day understand your business better.
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Each scooter provider will initially be able to deploy 1,000 scooters, with the potential to deploy up to 2,500.
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Semiconductors inside the unit could corrode, causing the airbags to deploy inadvertently or fail to deploy at all, Continental said.
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Deploy more anti-ballistic missiles in South Korea, just as the Soviet decision to deploy SS-20 missiles aimed at Western Europe in the late 1970's was met by NATO's decision to deploy American Pershing II missiles.
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I think you'll see rigs deploy and capital deploy and the real question is how quickly they can get labor back.
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It said the units may fail and air bags may not deploy in a crash or may inadvertently deploy without warning.
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Approximately 85033 #Soldiers will deploy to the region immediately & additional forces from the IRF are prepared to deploy over the next several days.
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The pilot initially enabled JUMP to deploy 210 bikes with the potential to deploy an additional 255, if the first nine months went well.
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You can identify vulnerabilities in your packages before you deploy and you can build locally and deploy in the cloud if you so choose.
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And, while the carrier was expected to deploy in 2018 initially, the ship may not deploy with full operational capability until 2024, though Vice Adm.
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"Approximately 750 #Soldiers will deploy to the region immediately & additional forces from the IRF are prepared to deploy over the next several days," he added.
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In other cases, the agency is preparing to deploy new devices and so does not deploy a more incremental update, such as a software improvement.
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Wherever you decide to deploy a system like THAAD, you are by default making a decision about somewhere else you won't be able to deploy one.
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Field hospitals preparing to deploy: Esper also announced the Defense Department is preparing to deploy field hospitals to New York City and Seattle later this week.
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BMW, for example, wouldn't have to deploy mapping vehicles in every city all over the world in order to be able to deploy self-driving cars globally.
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Technology "helps us to link cases quicker, deploy faster and deploy smarter," Dermot Shea, the NYPD's chief of crime control strategies, told a news conference on Friday.
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When your ability to deploy heaps of billions into a concept becomes the priority, as it does when you have $100 billion to deploy, your returns go down.
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Titans, for example, can periodically deploy front-facing shields of various sizes, while Warlocks can deploy a "rift" that powers up or heals players within a small area.
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" (Panetta Transcript at 6900) Panetta testified that at 2628pm he had identified "three distinct capabilities" to deploy to Benghazi, and by 28503pm he "issued the order to deploy the identified assets.
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Scoot said it would deploy helmets in lockable boxes but has yet to do so (a spokesperson says the firm is "working through a design that we will deploy in the future").
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Funds focused on infrastructure investments are eager to deploy capital after raising billions of dollars to deploy in businesses with recurrent cash flows against a background of low interest rates and narrowing yields.
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And the complex question of figuring out when and where to deploy scooters is likely the same as when and where to deploy drivers — and this is where Uber has a significant advantage.
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How do we get them, again, to deploy their dollars?
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There is currently no concrete plan to deploy a drive.
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Out on the ocean, the foils deploy as speed increases.
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Exactly how airlines would deploy this information is not known.
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It lets you write and deploy apps for your browser.
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In some cases, they can't even deploy with their units.
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Agencies should not deploy ALPRs without a clear use policy.
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How will Mr Son and his team deploy these riches?
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It could also deploy Navy SEAL units for special operations.
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Google already allows developers on its Cloud Platform to deploy .
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Scoot also will deploy 500 electric scooters, designed by Silence.
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America might have to deploy tactical nuclear weapons once more.
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After that, he insisted we deploy Satyr across our site.
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I think it will be a challenge to deploy that.
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Consumers and businesses, meanwhile, often fail to deploy a fix.
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He should continue to deploy it at every possible opportunity.
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Poroshenko has requested NATO to deploy ships to the area.
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It's a machine customers can deploy in varied outdoor environments.
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Significant operational insufficiencies exist in how we deploy foreign aid.
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He added officers did not deploy Tasers on the suspect.
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Air ambulances never self-deploy – they go only when called.
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" Trump said additional forces may deploy to Gabon "if necessary.
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Yet there was a failure to deploy such measures systematically.
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I will also be prepared to deploy America's economic resources.
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A GOP chief executive itches to deploy his signature pen.
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They both deploy the project's familiar take on distorted brutalism.
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They also said the fix should be easy to deploy.
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That's how you can deploy with confidence and save time.
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We can deploy a half a billion more solar panels.
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Instead, deploy allies to be ambassadors within their own circles.
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"They'll deploy, but it'll also give them time to rest."
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And our capacity to deploy veggie sausages remains sadly lacking.
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Federal agents deploy thousands of sensors that can detect movement.
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If not, where do they need to deploy more resources?
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They can deploy their capital in a multitude of ways.
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Then we waited anxiously for Mike to deploy the parachutes.
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Meanwhile, Amazon's Project Kuiper aims to deploy perhaps 3,200 spacecraft.
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Or do they wait for the Taliban to deploy it?
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They can also deploy additional resources to find out details.
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Stanton helped to raise and deploy an astonishingly large army.
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Members the 75th Ranger Regiment are also expected to deploy.
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With leverage, that is more than $3 trillion to deploy.
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Trump himself said Thursday he'll deploy 2,2000 to 218,2000 troops.
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It'll then deploy a parachute to slow the rocket's descent.
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And they appear to have plenty of capital to deploy.
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We deploy detectives and intelligence operatives" to verify that "Mr.
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He can slow significantly plans to deploy these new weapons.
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In the next few months, scientists will examine the photos to begin selecting sites to deploy the on-board instruments, which include a robotic arm to deploy seismographic sensors and a subsurface temperature probe.
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At the same time, only specific, purpose-built submarines like the Belgorod will be able to deploy the Poseidon, meaning Russia will encounter difficulties if it wishes to deploy significant numbers of the weapon.
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It took us only a year to develop and deploy this technology, yet it still took another five years before the biggest companies like Google were willing to deploy this technology on their platform.
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Lulea's rapid deployment data center (RDDC) design is all about being lean, which allows Facebook to deploy two data halls in the time it previously took to deploy one, thus reducing the cost of construction.
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During the spacewalk, the cosmonauts will also deploy some nano-satellites.
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Of course, we can't always deploy such lengthy and detailed debunkings.
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They would deploy near the Turkish border, the YPG has said.
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Ultimately, the plan is to deploy Dispatch vehicles in major cities.
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Still, some of them might want to deploy their skills elsewhere.
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They can deploy oodles of capital generated by non-Indian operations.
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SO WE LOOK AT ALL DIFFERENT WAYS TO DEPLOY OUR CAPITAL.
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But NanoRacks' customers have been eager to deploy even larger satellites.
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Develop and deploy technologies like advanced nuclear, storage and carbon capture.
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At the same time, the firm has more capital to deploy.
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McCollum had been wearing a seatbelt, and the airbags did deploy.
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Cornyn has a cash stash to deploy against any potential challenger.
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He would later deploy to Iraq with the 5th Infantry Regiment.
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Grants to cities and states to deploy more EV charging infrastructure.
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It has modernised its forces and is prepared to deploy them.
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Monitor popular ant thoroughfares and strategically deploy baits along those routes.
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Every smart contract you deploy gets its own public address (identity).
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They expect to deploy it in the second quarter of 2018.
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This summer, Yellow plans to deploy a total of 100,000 bikes.
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At 60,000 km (37,000 miles) above Earth the spacecraft will deploy.
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They'll help deploy officers to the places where they're needed most.
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Against these values we should deploy the best 20th century philosophy.
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We want to develop and deploy high-performance AI systems ourselves.
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It has said it will deploy 3,000 troops at the base.
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The satellites are set to deploy about an hour after launch.
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We need to develop and deploy our own offensive communications weapons.
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ICG has €5.2bn ready to deploy for its senior debt fund.
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Should Germany deploy its army in domestic emergencies such as this?
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Governments tempted to deploy Olympic strategies elsewhere should think twice, however.
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That will require GM to deploy a lot more financial capital.
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And they fly above regulated airspace, making them easier to deploy.
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The intention to deploy the Guard is best understood as symbolic.
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Mr. Miller said, "We deploy these dogs at all major events."
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Clinton would decide whether to deploy troops against the Islamic State.
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They are continuing to train and deploy militants for more attacks.
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Japan is expected to deploy the Aegis Ashore system by 2023.
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Network operators want and need to deploy 2628G in urban areas.
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But parliament did not originally have a vote to deploy troops.
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"Ride-share companies want to deploy more safety equipment," he said.
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The two countries still deploy more than 1,800 strategic warheads each.
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Not only doesn't it deploy "phrases derogatory to women" or—wha?
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You can deploy it on the web, on a mobile phone.
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Facebook says it isn't looking to build and deploy these networks.
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Drug companies are always on the lookout to deploy similar strategies.
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Kept in reserve during normal times, they deploy periodically for emergencies.
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Today, in any case, we deploy the term far more promiscuously.
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And so homeowners tried to deploy nuisance laws against funeral homes.
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Democrats in Congress need to deploy all their powers, including impeachment.
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But producers did have a suggestion for me: Deploy them judiciously.
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Male executives, of course, deploy such calculating tactics all the time.
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Then at some point, they deploy parachutes to slow their fall.
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It cost tens of millions of dollars to build and deploy.
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Or will they deploy their considerable political power to stop it?
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Ms. Haley also knows how to deploy her gender to advantage.
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You can deploy your applications worldwide in a matter of minutes.
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Our nemesis can't harm us unless we ourselves deploy it improperly.
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The startup plans to deploy these vehicles in the coming months.
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It's not clear if this is actually where Revel will deploy.
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Pakistan assured Iran it would deploy additional troops along its border.
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Nasheed urged India to deploy a "physical presence" in the archipelago.
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To date, efforts to deploy carbon capture technology commercially have failed.
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What does it mean to deploy artificial intelligence for weapon systems?
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"Congress can't prosecute a war, Congress can't deploy troops," said Rubio.
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It'll then try to deploy the parachute during a future flight.
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Williams Kaliman, who refused to deploy soldiers to save Evo's government.
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They assume the president has good reason to deploy U.S. troops.
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So how did he deploy his energies and display his concern?
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Details remain fuzzy on how many troops will deploy and when.
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We need to complete research and development and then deploy it.
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China may be ready to deploy the DF-41 in numbers.
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Deploy your new knowledge, and I'll see you on Christmas morning.
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Its personnel do not deploy alongside Iraqi forces during their operations.
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But now, Mr. Putin is free to deploy more of them.
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And now there are standardized warheads that they're going to deploy.
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We can deploy our existing customer relations strategically in this process.
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This spring, 24.4 Marines are scheduled to deploy to the country.
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There are many journalists who respect evidence and deploy it skillfully.
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Using the service's command line interface, developers can spin up Docker containers on their desktop, automate their build and deploy processes and then deploy them to various cloud platforms, ranging from Heroku to AWS and Rackspace.
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Putin detailed his warning for the first time, saying Russia could deploy hypersonic missiles on ships and submarines which could lurk outside U.S. territorial waters if Washington now moved to deploy intermediate-range nuclear weapons in Europe.
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"It's too early to determine why all three main parachutes did not deploy, however, having two of three deploy successfully is acceptable for the test parameters and crew safety," Boeing spokesperson Todd Blecher said in a statement.
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The USS Harry S. Truman (CVN-75) was expected to deploy in September but was sidelined after it suffered an electrical malfunction, a highly unusual setback that saw the rest of the strike group deploy without it.
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It planned to deploy a fix in a regularly scheduled software update.
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Asked whether he would deploy with Gallagher again, Graffam said he would.
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With individual instruments nearing limits, it is expected to deploy a combination.
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Teams could also deploy the robots at closer range to protect soldiers.
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We're continuing to roll things out and deploy things based on that.
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As noted, InSight will have to deploy another device: the heat probe.
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Asked if he would deploy with Gallagher again, Graffam said he would.
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"Solar is the most deployable, easy-to-deploy energy source on Earth."
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Many companies deploy CCAs that are neither transparent nor fair, she said.
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It limits the number of long-range nuclear warheads they can deploy.
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"Also, smaller means lighter, easier to deploy and more robust," Abbassi added.
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It also allows NanoRacks to deploy even more satellites at one time.
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Once the decision is made, Germany could deploy to Lithuania before September.
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This will make it possible to deploy them in trackless forested areas.
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This will help the team decide where to deploy the scientific instruments.
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Somebody can come along, deploy in Azure and do their own ICO.
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DAVID FABER: So, there is the ability to deploy it fairly quickly.
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That, or the tumors themselves deploy resistance measures that constrain immune response.
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They are typically very expensive and take a long time to deploy.
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More predictable usage would also make renewable power sources easier to deploy.
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Unless, of course, you can somehow deploy the robot from the air.
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One mitigating measure is to deploy two-factor authentication for employee logins.
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But several local lakes still deploy real Christmas trees occasionally, he says.
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There's a big shift happening in how enterprises buy and deploy software.
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Russian forces can rapidly mobilize and deploy en masse over great distances.
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He added USAID was prepared to deploy more relief supplies if necessary.
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Go deeper: Researchers deploy drones, hurricane hunter to uncover tornado formation secrets
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The companies ultimately want to deploy a large fleet of robotaxis globally.
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South Korea announced that they would deploy in South Korea a Terminal
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Develop in the API of your choice and deploy on any device.
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Many companies still deploy to their employees and we will support them!
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Ford expects to officially deploy its purpose-built autonomous cars in 2021.
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U.S. carriers routinely deploy with nearly four times the number of aircraft.
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Management has a cogent plan, experienced personnel, and ample capital to deploy.
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NURO SEEKS APPROVAL TO DEPLOY DELIVERY VEHICLES ON U.S. ROADS WITHOUT DRIVERS
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The platform's standardized protocols make it easy to deploy customer-facing apps.
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Rescuers are now preparing to deploy a probe with a camera attached.
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If we can get to denuclearization, there's no need to deploy THAAD.
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Put them together, and you've built a robot that can deploy robots.
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Soon after, the spacecraft will deploy four large parachutes to slow down.
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The International Space Station is ready to deploy its first expandable habitat.
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Kavanaugh is extreme enough that Democrats can usefully deploy him as foil.
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Smith said units preparing to deploy get priority; others get in line.
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Uber will deploy the vehicles in Arizona for the time being. 21.
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We deploy 85033,000 soldiers overseas to fight, reassure friends, and deter adversaries.
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The Federal Reserve would get more accurate means to deploy monetary policy.
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"We have powder dry ready to deploy by being neutral," he said.
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General Faqir said he would happily deploy 10 of them if possible.
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With a rapid loss of cabin pressure, the oxygen masks deploy automatically.
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And how long did it take for the military to actually deploy?
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Project Valerie uses special hinges to automatically deploy the two extra displays.
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US carriers routinely deploy with nearly four times the number of aircraft.
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And I have no doubt the other side will deploy the same.
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We use the word 'art'; we use the word 'utilize' or 'deploy.
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It wasn't purchased to deploy, and then-Army Chief of Staff Gen.
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Can the private sector deploy these technologies successfully in a defense setting?
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Investors should not exit their portfolio in panic or heavily deploy cash.
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Another 28503,22019 active-duty service members could deploy, according to the Pentagon.
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China does not currently deploy any of its nuclear weapons on aircraft.
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The NDAA would block funding for the Pentagon to deploy the warheads.
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That meant about 260 were ready to deploy at a moment's notice.
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The Israeli military is preparing to deploy 11 battalions along the fence.
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Pierre gives us the capital we think we can deploy against opportunity.
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In a few weeks, it will also deploy operations in Tel Aviv.
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We need to deploy all available means to achieve the price target.
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Uber is not ready to deploy vehicles without human controls, Meyhofer said.
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We'll deploy our rescue vehicle and get you the help you need.
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It might well be necessary to deploy a quickly spreading gene drive.
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Twenty-one clinics there (and a prison program) now deploy the treatment.
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Huffman used the blog to deploy you-go-girl affirmations and confessionals.
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He can also deploy drop shots that are especially effective on clay.
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How they deploy the programs may have a major impact on costs.
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Then brush up on the skills you'll need to deploy next week.
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"We can deploy technology that patches our computer systems," Mr. Avin said.
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Many countries, including Britain, deploy closed-circuit cameras to monitor their populations.
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Both teams said they planned to deploy their bullpens for Game 6.
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That throw blanket from Bed, Bath, and Beyond didn't deploy with them.
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Only you can decide whether to deploy one or both (or neither).
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Sunrun still expects to deploy 325 MW of solar for the year.
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After the shooting, a psychological evaluation found Captain Murphy fit to deploy.
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Congolese authorities must deploy more security forces and investigate abuses, it added.
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But we couldn't deploy $100 billion in things that I don't understand.
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Innovators are working to make renewable technology cheaper and easier to deploy.
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Some people sell it, the government will also deploy it to them.
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Joni Ernst of Iowa, said of how Democrats deploy their ad money.
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EPA on-scene coordinators and equipment stand ready to deploy, if needed.
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Who do we accept funding from and how do we deploy capital?
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"It basically boils down to how we deploy our resources," Galhotra said.
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HPE will be GE's preferred hardware vendor when its customers deploy Predix.
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You get intelligence because we deploy spies, because we deploy people who are willing to put their lives on the line, and because we work with other intelligence agencies around the world that help provide that kind of information.
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The airbags can rupture when they deploy, sending debris into the car's cabin.
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Madrid plans to deploy an extra 73,27 police on the New Year weekend.
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There are a lot of different ways to deploy comedy within a match.
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We both wondered whether a rotational brigade would ever deploy to JTF-East.
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Incentivize local governments to make it easy for ISPs to deploy these networks.
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Can he deploy his revolution to reshape Democratic politics from the ground up?
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The agency is also working to deploy more dogs to screen for explosives.
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This is despite our expectations that Bosch will deploy further cash toward acquisitions.
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The Kurdish-led SDF said Syrian government forces will deploy along the border.
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DeepMind has since made new deals to deploy Streams in other UK hospitals.
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In addition, DISH has committed to deploy 5G Broadband Service utilizing those licenses.
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That's still much easier to deploy than a battery-powered AR subtitling headset.
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The Philippines will deploy nearly 483,000 police and army personnel to provide security.
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Tarantino would deploy a similar trick in his gleefully nasty Death Proof (2007).
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The judgment has to be is when do you deploy that fire power.
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Well, he asked states to deploy more National Guard troops along the border.
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Verizon said it would deploy 21G in more than 163 cities in 216.
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Eventually, the startup could deploy its data in adjacent markets, like health insurance.
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All this, he said, requires significant amounts of power to deploy and operate.
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The economics really start to bite when banks start to deploy financial resources.
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All this would cost around $22bn a year (at today's prices) to deploy.
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Caffe23 offers developers greater flexibility for building high-performance products that deploy efficiently.
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Plus, Hayabusa2 still has one last rover to deploy on Ryugu as well.
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How do I think about a new model that I'm ready to deploy?
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This middleware provides a platform that other companies can use to deploy software.
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CSR has guidelines for when to deploy its service: are 911 resources outstripped?
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COHEN: We need to deploy the model that allows us to train guards.
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Mr. Trump has "lots of resources that he can deploy," Mr. King said.
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Uber's plan is to develop and commercially deploy these air taxis by 2023.
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X will deploy a team to Andhra Pradesh to work on the rollout.
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Managers are now examining how better to deploy the dogs, the report said.
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They all turned to Reddit to deploy ad campaigns and connect with consumers.
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Yellow intends to use the funding to deploy its first 20,000 dockless bikes.
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Naturally, Russia has this sovereign right (to deploy weapons on its own territory).
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The rocket also helped to successfully deploy a communications satellite to geostationary orbit.
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In this way, non-developers are able to create and deploy mobile apps.
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The index quantifies how countries nurture, develop and deploy skill for economic growth.
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Police announced plans to deploy more armed officers in the U.K. capital city.
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But in the future, anthropomorphic robots will almost definitely deploy to the battlefield.
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The reason platforms are reluctant to deploy it comes down to several factors.
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K-MAX could deploy as part of an initial attack on the wildfire.
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"Forces have been required to deploy that were not completely whole," McKenzie said.
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That investors are eager to give Forerunner more money to deploy isn't surprising.
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The time has come to deploy civil rights laws to the digital economy.
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We're told the reserve chute did in fact deploy, but not in time.
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A third main chute did not deploy, but the craft still landed safely.
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" And he added, when you deploy troops, "There's always going to be increase.
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A third main chute did not deploy, but the craft still landed safely.
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They will decide whether they will deploy these systems or withdraw these systems.
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The NCCIC can also deploy "fly away teams" to utilities during a cyberattack.
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He says Congress must explicitly authorize the commander in chief to deploy troops.
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What led to the decision to deploy Navy SEALS for a possible rescue?
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The guided-missile submarine is also outfitted to deploy US special operations forces.
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We can also deploy a combination of these steps, or take them further.
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IN THEIR EFFORTS to eradicate criminal gangs, Chinese officials deploy a colourful vocabulary.
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Lime also reportedly plans to deploy its scooters throughout the country of Israel.
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Will the MAFFs, once located in Nevada, still deploy to Montana each summer?
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The United States needs a comprehensive program to deploy better missile defense capabilities.
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The bill would also modify the authority Trump has used to deploy troops.
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North Carolina's governor said he had started efforts to deploy the National Guard.
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The company said they'll deploy the $30 million over the next 12 months.
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What resources will Commerce deploy, personnel and financial, to further the secretary's ambition?
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"With more capital, you need more people to deploy that capital," he said.
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Giffords is the second LCS to deploy under the newly reorganized LCS program.
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The solution should be to encourage innovation and deploy new and better technologies.
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We know their potential impact because, frankly, we deploy our own effective efforts.
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JUNE 2007 The car rear-ends another vehicle; its airbags do not deploy.
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Now governments are looking to the next step: attacking networks that deploy them.
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Officials said they had no plans to deploy as many as 15,143 troops.
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"I think that we should test things before we deploy them," Duke said.
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Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and California have agreed to deploy 303,000 members cumulatively.
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SuperTower is less expensive to deploy, however, and covers a much larger area.
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Most cities deploy small retrofitting projects like lighting improvements to reduce climate emissions.
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But analysts say the administration's bold threats to deploy them riled up Mexico.
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And Bloom said he's been talking with VA officials to deploy telehealth further.
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These hospital ships could deploy to coastal cities that are particularly hard-hit.
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He would be assuming a very high risk to deploy his only SSB.
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Databricks, born of abstruse computer science, helps clients deploy open-source tools effectively.
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Whatever Apple builds, it can deploy across the majority of iOS devices quickly.
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What matters is this: We both love words, we just deploy them differently.
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We have asked the cinema owners also to deploy their own private security.
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"The business has the ability to deploy quickly and scale quickly," said Evans.
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And they're set to deploy at Purdue University in Indiana after Labor Day.
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They upsell better and they allow you to deploy labor to optimal throughout.
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POPPA volunteers deploy to each precinct or command affected by an officer's suicide.
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Mr. Fallon does deploy an impression of Mr. Trump, but it lacks bite.
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As of now, there's no real indication Trump wants to deploy the military.
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Many banks have a huge amount of capital they can't deploy right away.
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The company also said it will deploy 100,000 electric delivery vans by 2024.
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Scoot's plan is to deploy up to 1,000 of these Bird Two scooters.
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"The private sector has available capital and expertise to deploy," the report says.
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Because if they had the capability, they would deploy and employ those tools.
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The company's Australian arm announced plans to deploy a Domino Robotic Unit (DRU).
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Understanding where to properly deploy the public cloud was also critical, Shivananda added.
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Graham's ad-lib approach to selecting new places to deploy the U.S. military.
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"To deploy in 2030, I need my technology mature by 2025," Newby said.
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At the same time, more funding to deploy existing technologies is also critical.
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He may deploy them again in his role on the Judiciary panel. Rep.
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And-- the best chance to deploy is when things are going down, obviously.
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Amazon will deploy the vans globally, in left- and right-hand drive setups.
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Mr. Trump has already authorized Mr. Mattis to deploy more troops to Afghanistan.
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All this mismanagement casts doubt on how effectively he can deploy emergency funding.
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Xi in 2015 promised the UN that China would deploy 8,000 peacekeeping troops.
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The state of emergency authorizes the state the deploy resources for storm response.
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Some communications companies are planning to deploy clouds of thousands of tiny devices.
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Now they'll deploy Lincoln Center's Claire Tow Theater to summon a spectral stage.
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It might be something he will need to suitably deploy again in Melbourne.
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They can also employ these contracts to develop, test, and deploy new software.
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The Trump administration also announced plans to deploy U.S. forces to the region.
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I'm quite pleased with the speed we were able to build and deploy.
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And they are able to deploy the capital quite quickly around the world.
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She also said the campaign arm could deploy digital ads in the future.
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"To be effective, you have to deploy just-in-time administration," said Kellermann.
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America did deploy an additional 3,000 troops to Saudi Arabia after the attack.
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Even if we did want to deploy geoengineering, who would govern its use?
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Apple is said to be aiming to deploy its satellites within five years.
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Certainly that may be part of how we deploy our robots as well.
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The responsible thing to do now is deploy our capital in other ways.
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"If they deploy missiles to Europe, the tensions, of course, will seriously increase."
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There's also going to be new technology and how best to deploy that.
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"You could totally deploy it on a server in your closet," Dutour said.
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DE) both plan to deploy self-driving cars in 2021; Tesla Inc (TSLA.
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Putin fleshed out his warning in detail for the first time, saying Russia could deploy hypersonic missiles on ships and submarines which could lurk outside U.S. territorial waters if Washington now moved to deploy intermediate-range nuclear weapons in Europe.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - The United States has started to deploy attack drones to South Korea, a U.S. military spokesman said on Monday, days after it began to deploy an advanced anti-missile system to counter "continued provocative actions" by isolated North Korea.
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The estimate spans the "cost to deploy, operate, sustain, and redeploy forces" through Dec.
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Merck reckons its consumer health business needs investment that it would rather deploy elsewhere.
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First, I am not talking about whether or not we should deploy robotic soldiers.
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Up enough on Russia to understand whether to deploy troops to America's Baltic allies?
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Publishers, like TechCrunch and Forbes, can build on Chatfuel and deploy to any messengers.
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Mirantis will then work with the enterprise to deploy and support one starter application.
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The more computation power you deploy, the better your chance of getting the reward.
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It costs even more to deploy the armed forces to patrol and protect Davos.
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This has caused managers to search for new sources of value to deploy capital.
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"We are ready to deploy within record time if we have access," Maurer said.
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It's also where the United States plans deploy THAAD, a sophisticated missile defense system.
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Rick Scott said 7,000 National Guard troops had been ordered to deploy by Friday.
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Making it easier to generate and deploy complex AI systems might come with drawbacks.
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These are our favorite movies that deploy the age-old age-swap narrative trick.
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No firm date has been provided when the U.S. will deploy the THAAD system.
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They will still use the same commands to deploy their applications onto Cloud Foundry.
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We're not ENTIRELY sure this is a great or efficient way to deploy capital.
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But at this point, early adopters are also starting to deploy that [new] architecture.
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It's possible some troops would deploy first to Kuwait and then move into Syria.
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We talked about different strategies to internally test our systems before we deploy them.
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Solving them is necessary if we're to ever deploy intelligent robots beyond factory floors.
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After that, Schiaparelli had to deploy a large parachute to further slow its descent.
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" Below, Welch explains how to "deploy the two micromanager survival techniques that do work.
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Gin Rummy Deploy two bottles — one of gin, one of rum — on a table.
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Dom is someone who takes risks, but also knows exactly when to deploy them.
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If you are indeed going to deploy new technology, why build it from scratch?
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Sofia said it could deploy up to 400 people for training and joint exercises.
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Firms pursued other avenues to deploy the almost $500 billion they have in capital.
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Scaleway is also working on a managed Kubernetes service to deploy containerized applications directly.
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FCA US AND AURORA TO PARTNER TO DEVELOP AND DEPLOY SELF-DRIVING COMMERCIAL VEHICLES
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An important milestone on our journey to safely deploy self-driving cars at scale.
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HUMAN CONTROLS Uber is not ready to deploy vehicles without human controls, Meyhofer said.
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Instead, using interscatter, the device can essentially harvest and re-deploy signals it receives.
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Last month, the company partnered with Google's Waymo to deploy vehicles on Lyft app.
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What is less clear is whether America will be the first to deploy them.
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Eventually, a series of parachutes will deploy to slow the Soyuz down for landing.
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The defective air bag inflators deploy with too much force sending metal fragments flying.
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Florida Highway Patrol says his airbag did not deploy because he didn't strike anything.
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Once the spacecraft touches down, the TeamIndus rover will deploy from the parent spacecraft.
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The service also handles all of the DevOps necessary to host and deploy models.
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But they need to deploy the rhetorical and organizational tools of a populist movement.
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Soon, RemoveDEBRIS will deploy a flat target that will extend outward from the spacecraft.
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As we solve specific autonomous use cases, we will deploy autonomous vehicles against them.
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Mr Trump's advisers submitted a plan to deploy an extra 5,000 soldiers in Afghanistan.
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After that, the rocket then moved to a higher altitude to deploy 24 satellites.
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Drones, midget submarines and tunnelling commandos could deploy biological, chemical and even nuclear weapons.
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Uber also has applied for a permit to deploy electric scooters in San Francisco.
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Kritis allows businesses to enforce certain container properties at deploy time for Kubernetes clusters.
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The solar arrays deploy and the ships coasts until it finally enter Mars' orbit.
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Permanently deploy more police -- we&aposre talking about Chicago -- and its most ravaged areas.
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MTA officials told the Post they&aposre discussing the "potential" to deploy body cameras.
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When you look at your framework of where are we going to deploy capital?
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When we got into trouble, we'd deploy both powerups and plow through more Nazis.
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More US military resources are set to deploy to the region as tensions rise.
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Some locals questioned President Trump's plan to deploy the National Guard to the border.
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Once the cryobot ice penetrator reaches liquid water, it will deploy an autonomous submarine.
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The company will deploy around 100 modified Volvo XC90s outfitted with self-driving equipment.
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But what is the best way to deploy it once interest rates are rising?
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Google is just turning that into a package that app developers can also deploy.
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Deploy these GIFs when you're feeling lost in the cosmos, or you know, Brooklyn.
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Andrew Cuomo to deploy hundreds of State Police, generators and light towers to assist.
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"I have not seen anyone actually deploy anything like this to a billion people."
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Ink has two pricing models — they'll deploy machines for free and charge the students $.
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So I never had to do anything with combat, nor did I deploy overseas.
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It's too expensive and labor-intensive to deploy scientific teams [at the global scale].
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Its competition today is more about Drone Deploy or Airware than DJI or Parrot.
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We immediately deploy the remaining 75 percent into assets that create additional passive income.
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They can write their app once and deploy everywhere, whether dev, test or production.
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Then, the vehicle's parachutes will deploy, lowering the capsule gently down to the ground.
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Our job is to deploy that capability town by town to every person alive.
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"We won't deploy anything into the app until it reaches 90% accuracy," Ghulati said.
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To reduce the cost associated with more reviews, banks can deploy voice analysis technology.
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More than 5,000 U.S. service members have been approved to deploy to the border.
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Money managers, meanwhile, may be kicking themselves for failing to deploy simple hedging strategies.
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Then-Defense Secretary Leon Panetta ordered U.S. forces to deploy sometime between 6 p.m.
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Such modulators deploy liquid crystals instead of bumps on a surface to manipulate light.
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I heard the expected plans to deploy additional military support to the Afghan government.
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Parachutes would eventually deploy and retro rockets would fire for a relatively cushy landing.
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Whoever was wise enough to deploy this nuclear option first always wins the night.
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Waiting to deploy Autopilot, he said, would have been worse than merely going slow.
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The key question behind these deployments centers on when the American military should deploy.
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This change punishes US service members who deploy overseas to fight for our country.
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Because it's too expensive, too dangerous and dirty, and takes too long to deploy.
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France could also deploy "machine guns capable of breaking solar panels" on hostile satellites.
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Costolo said internal debates have sprung up around where and how to deploy resources.
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Mindwell says its new AI predictive engine uses mood data to deploy personalized meditations.
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Lower tax burdens allow businesses to deploy capital toward growth and hire more workers.
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This includes drilling nearly 16 feet into Mars surface to deploy a temperature probe.
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Around 600 US Air Force Airmen are estimated to deploy for six-month tours.
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But you can deploy it as a marinade for boneless chicken breasts or thighs.
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Their estimates did not include potential costs and investments required to deploy the technology.
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I CAN'T EVEN is a great phrase to deploy when you are feeling frustrated.
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Any company can also deploy surge pricing, creating a better backbone for driver delivery.
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US military policy dictates that a human operator authorize a drone to deploy weaponry.
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Innovations in finance and policy that will deploy more private capital to solar projects.
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The warrant allowed the FBI to deploy the NIT for up to 30 days.
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We deploy grand adjectives that describe nameless, faceless people engaged in nameless, faceless acts.
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Days later on September 14, 2001, Nutsch learned ODA 5953 was poised to deploy.
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Carney told reporters that the central bank can deploy more stimulus measures if needed.
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And that could help China deploy advanced systems faster and more broadly than America.
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Some think Trump should deploy any emergency power that would help contain the virus.
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Yet how we deploy this technology — and whether families like Omar's' will benefit — matters.
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Gavin Newsom, asked Trump in a letter on Thursday to "immediately deploy" the Mercy.
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He used it as grounds to deploy National Guard troops to the southwest border.
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Why play those games with these companies if they're not going to deploy them?
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Some of the force protection soldiers will deploy next month from Fort Carson, Colo.
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For maple syrup, you could deploy honey or molasses, agave nectar or corn syrup.
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And the analysis didn't deploy any rigorous controls to rule out other possible factors.
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Now we have a president who can barely manage to deploy coronavirus test kits.
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For now, Trump says there are no specific plans to deploy the cruise ships.
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The competition to deploy funds inevitably led to higher valuations for the buzziest startups.
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"The team is preparing to deploy to Syria shortly," it said in a statement.
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Automated vehicles, when they are ready, won't magically deploy themselves into robo-taxi services.
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The Army is also preparing to deploy field hospitals to Seattle and New York.
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Worldwide, we've seen a number of operators deploy scooters in Europe and Latin America.
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The member states retain ultimate control over their military and how to deploy it.
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More platoons could deploy independently and offer more leadership positions across the force, Capt.
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"The best chance to deploy is when things are going down, obviously," Buffett added.
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After a storm hits, utilities typically deploy generators to power communications towers and machinery.
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The Pentagon announced in October that it is set to deploy 1,800 more troops.
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That traditional news organizations deploy coverage (or lack thereof) to help their bottom lines.
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"We're encouraging all of these employers to deploy these up-leveling skills," Hsu says.
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The company is also seeking approval to deploy another 30,000 on top of that.
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The company is also seeking approval to deploy another 30,000 on top of that.
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Elected leaders should deploy every tool available to address this cruel imbalance of opportunity.
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The administration has not announced how many troops are expected to deploy to Afghanistan.
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American forces, which would deploy from Germany, Italy, and elsewhere, are not heavily armored.
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Impact investors are asking for opportunities to deploy their capital to the creative economy.
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And Trump won't even acknowledge the legitimacy of the one they're about to deploy.
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Beijing plans to deploy sea-based anti-missile systems there, according to recent reports.
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This is the Pentagon entity that would deploy the troops of the Space Force.
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The burrito chain said Thursday it will deploy Zenput at more than 2,400 restaurants.
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The guidelines put responsibility squarely on those who build and deploy the AI systems.
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Nor did they find reason to deploy three newly-acquired trucks bearing water-cannon.
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Once they have the HSM signing keys, they can deploy it however they want.
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Consider the arctic fox or the Indonesian crab, animals that deploy camouflage to survive.
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The rocket will also deploy an experimental satellite for the United States Air Force.
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The Trump administration was forced to rapidly deploy US Marines to defend the compound.
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They deploy tools like drones, submarines, and narco-torpedoes to get around border security.
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I wish they would deploy the flashlight and let people decide on their own.
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And to make their lives better, Clinton will need to deploy specific policy levers.
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Without the treaty, some European countries fear that Washington might deploy intermediate-range nuclear missiles in Europe again and that Russia might move to deploy such missiles in its exclave of Kaliningrad which would once again turn Europe into a potential nuclear battlefield.
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Cloudera has to show companies that it can build a better product than they might be able to deploy themselves, or simply make it much easier to deploy by paying the company so it's another thing those companies don't have to worry about.
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Without the treaty, some European countries fear that Washington might deploy intermediate-range nuclear missiles in Europe again and that Russia might move to deploy such missiles in its exclave of Kaliningrad, which would once again turn Europe into a potential nuclear battlefield.
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T-Mobile and Sprint made commitments to the FCC to help deploy 5G networks across the U.S. if their merger was approved, such as agreeing to deploy a 5G network covering 97% of the U.S. population within three years of the deal's close.
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Ultimately both cruise lines plan to deploy 10 Peppers on each ship across their fleets.
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Why does Gates ignore market-ready solutions that are at hand and ready to deploy?
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During a nominal crew capsule landing, three parachutes would deploy to slow the falling spacecraft.
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Though, the SFMTA staff is recommending the city allow JUMP to deploy another 250 bikes.
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The announcement followed weeks of repeated calls from Trump for U.S. military troops to deploy.
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It was only a month later when his unit was given the opportunity to deploy.
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It would signal a new phase where countries would compete to deploy and counterdeploy weapons.
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Most apps and services deploy two-factor authentication in more or less the same way.
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It could deploy measures against U.S. multinational companies operating in China such as consumer boycotts.
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When data is available, businesses can deploy analytical tools, no matter the subject in question.
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Once the descent begins, InSight will dive in heatshield first, and then deploy its parachutes.
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If that happens, the New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority will deploy its most powerful weapon.
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Figuring out how to deploy it to the websites and browsers you use every day.
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Only a well-resourced party like the NSA could deploy such a grandiose surveillance program.
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The security we provide consists of three main actions: Assess, improve and deploy, or AID.
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It is simply too difficult to identify enough quality opportunities to deploy all that capital.
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What would the New York Times do if they had a billion dollars to deploy?
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Test it on your internal pilot line and then deploy it to your contract manufacturer.
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The ability to deploy only assets as needed based on workload is a big one.
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News that she hurt her hand in the wreck, which caused her airbags to deploy.
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Evaristo can then deploy a team to destroy illicit logging camps and torch their machinery.
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Residents and visiting firefighting crews are on standby to deploy at a moment&aposs notice.
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You can't deploy until you're ready, but you can't know if you're ready without testing.
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The US Air Force is hoping to deploy a fully functional hypersonic weapon by 2023.
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Motivate and Lyft say they're ready to deploy 7,200 e-bikes in the next year.
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It's not easy to deploy; there are plenty of opportunities for things to go awry.
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Another thing to note is that Speedinvest x will effectively have €50 million to deploy.
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On video, Bates could be heard saying he was going to deploy his stun gun.
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Members of the National Guard in barbed wire–fronted jeeps prepare to deploy against protesters.
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They could, if they wanted to, be funny and deploy references relevant to popular culture.
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What role should the federal government play and what policies would they deploy if elected?
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The problem is, Sprint doesn't have the money to deploy its spectrum band, he added.
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Just this week, both Uber and Lyft applied to deploy electric scooters in San Francisco.
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But such tools are politically harder to deploy, and their stimulative effects are less certain.
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The company plans to deploy 249.04-229.42 rigs in the prolific shale field this year.
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Yet the pressure on private-equity firms to deploy their capital has never been greater.
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Too often, foreign governments deploy regulations or standards in an arbitrary way to block imports.
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Timberlake isn't the first pop star of his generation to deploy the backwoods masculinity pivot.
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Companies that deploy such technology inappropriately or anger employees could face a backlash or worse.
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The air bags have the potential to deploy with too much force and spray shrapnel.
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Eventually, the automaker says it will deploy a fully self-driving delivery service by 2021.
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They continually deploy new technologies to improve productivity, laying off some workers while hiring others.
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Ship-owners also want to be able to deploy private armed guards in Nigerian waters.
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Ours to deploy in the betterment and defense of the people and office we serve.
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That would require Mr Trump to deploy a virtue he is not known for: patience.
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It's a mission — expand and deploy — that sounds a lot like other autonomous vehicle startups.
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If that happens, the seat belt pretensioners won't work and the air bags won't deploy.
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But as with most powerful things, we should be careful in how we deploy it.
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It is also trying to deploy local candidates rather than parachuting in Oxbridge-educated clones.
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Auto makers need to deploy this technology in a manner that is safe and practical.
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"Instead, I consider realism to be a tool that I can selectively deploy or destroy."
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Essentially, that faster FTTN internet requires AT&T to deploy more fiber and more boxes.
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Twice a week, these hunters deploy 30 cage traps and use rice flour as bait.
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Currently, Walmart doesn't have plans anytime soon to deploy this system in its retail stores.
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The Iraqi government said last year that Italy had pledged to deploy about 100 trainers.
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Four main parachutes should deploy in order to slow the vehicle's descent into the water.
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That may help ExxonMobil to drill and deploy staff more efficiently, and limit methane leaks.
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A vast majority of the malware links appear to deploy ransomware or remote access trojans.
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"We want to give customers an autopilot for applications they want to deploy," he said.
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His first move was to deploy his well-honed military discipline and fire Mr Scaramucci.
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The crash caused airbags to deploy and crushed both right-side doors of the vehicle.
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Toyota will deploy 200 of these vehicles, which will operate in and around the event.
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And hackers often deploy ransomware against a target, locking computers until the victim pays up.
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This includes the companies that built them, as well as the states that deploy them.
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To determine where this criminal was located, the FBI also decided to deploy a NIT.
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Alphabet Inc wants to eventually be able to deploy fully autonomous vehicles without human controls.
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BRYAN BLACKBURN, U.S. AIR FORCE: We're continuing to forward deploy and bolster our native allies.
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The FCC has given Google permission to deploy its Project Loon balloons over Puerto Rico.
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It wants to deploy what it calls the world's first millimeter wave band wireless network.
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The devices will have to deploy safely on Thursday and prove they can function properly.
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InSight will also deploy a precision seismometer called the Seismic Experiment for Interior Structure (SEIS).
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The Pentagon has said it doesn't want to deploy more troops without a clear strategy.
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The Communications Ministry will give grants to operators who deploy at least 250 5G antennas.
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Cuper is likely to deploy a flat back four protected by two midfielders in Russia.
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BECKY QUICK: But if you see better places to deploy money, why don't you sell?
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The unrest prompted the government to deploy thousands of troops with shoot-on-sight orders.
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North Korea also demonstrated in February that it can now deploy solid-fueled missile technology.
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Still, he has attempted to deploy his quiet microtargeting to play a weak hand well.
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The Experimentation Service is all about helping developers quickly train and deploy machine learning experiments.
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Europe's largest insurer has the means to deploy some 15 billion euros of excess capital.
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Prince points out that critical infrastructure and cars already deploy this kind of security solution.
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RIGHT NOW: Tense scene in Seattle as police deploy flash bangs and pepper spray pic.twitter.
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You have to deploy a lot of capital and you're going to have some flops.
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Companies would still need a California permit to test or deploy vehicles on state roads.
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He suggested the president would deploy that as a line of attack on the trail.
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Haven't decided yet the best way to deploy it, if and when I get one.
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Tencent's investment in machine learning will enable it to deploy the technology across the company.
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Lyft also plans to deploy some Segway-Ninebot scooters with swappable batteries "soon," Eyler said.
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And I don't think they'd deploy it unless they had some intent to use it.
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It's nice to manage a lot of money and to be able to deploy it.
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Nathan Michael Smith sued President Obama, saying Congress must explicitly authorize him to deploy troops.
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That can cause ruptures when the airbags deploy, sending metal parts hurling into the cabin.
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The United States has a couple of tools to deploy from its foreign policy toolkit.
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The question is: 'are they more likely to deploy the tools they have in retaliation?
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If these things are going to take off, they need to be easier to deploy.
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Americans, the competitors that we are, deploy every tactic at our disposal, including taking dives.
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Those centers use predictive crime software that helps police commanders decide where to deploy officers.
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Pick a section of the business to deploy AI that can provide easily testable results.
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They communicate directly with community leaders to deploy volunteers and rebuild schools, homes, and infrastructure.
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That commitment, analysts said, would make it easier for other NATO members to deploy troops.
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The Chinese government helped deploy 28500G services in China using mostly Huawei 6900G network equipment.
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Police will deploy more counter-sniper and heavy weapons teams, sand trucks and blocker vehicles.
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These parts initiate the process to activate seat belts pretensioners and to deploy air bags.
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Ford Motor Co expects to deploy a semi-automated system, using Velodyne lidar, in 21.2.
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First, deploy federal public health professionals, for example, Public Health Service personnel, to hot spots.
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Even then, the investigative techniques the FBI can deploy are severely limited and fairly benign.
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In the military, you live, work, socialize, and deploy with the members of your unit.
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They plan to deploy small and medium models in the stratosphere between 2021 and 2025.
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The Luke Airmen deploy frequently and maintain a high operations tempo at deployed locations too.
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"So to deploy them in the region could also be an advertising display," he said.
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The centers use predictive crime software that helps police commanders decide where to deploy officers.
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Trump signed an order Wednesday to deploy National Guard troops to the U.S. southern border.
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Western officials say it is unlikely rebels would have the capability to deploy sarin gas.
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"There are efficiencies we can gain in the way we deploy our people," Neffenger said.
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We can only hope that our policy-makers will deploy AI to its greatest advantage.
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With this update, it'll become easier for IT admins to deploy Chrome in their organizations.
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StreetTeam helps brands build, deploy, and manage large decentralized ambassador programs to sell more goods.
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While infighting and abuse from a superior officer threaten their success, most of them deploy.
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In order to provide reliable cell service, operators need to deploy cell sites near consumers.
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He also contends that it just takes time to deploy something across a massive business.
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It is the first company to receive approval to deploy CRISPR/Cas9 for agricultural use.
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Pirates deploy malware to steal each other's files so they can download more games themselves.
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Lyft is currently working with the city to deploy its e-bikes later this month.
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There are no limits to how far we are willing to deploy our (monetary) instruments.
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The mega-wealthy deploy a small army of accountants and attorneys to hide their assets.
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CGN aims to deploy the technology at a proposed nuclear project at Bradwell in England.
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Both companies said they would deploy clinical studies to ensure they're on the right track.
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The president cannot deploy American troops around the country to keep people in their homes.
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As the company races to deploy its constellation, it's also been a source of controversy.
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Defense Secretary Mark Esper said the USS Mercy and Comfort were being prepared to deploy.
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Both units typically deploy with hundreds of troops, including full surgical and trauma care capability.
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McDowell nevertheless praised SpaceX for actively working with astronomers to engineer and deploy such solutions.
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His death has become a cautionary tale as troops once again deploy to the border.
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A similar analysis may have to take place to better deploy subway trains he said.
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Regent Seven Seas Cruises will deploy its refurbished Seven Seas Mariner to Alaska this summer.
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Skilful politicians know how to deploy policy to signal affinity between themselves and their audience.
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Bureaucrats can deploy state-inspired consumer boycotts, surprise inspections, denials for licenses and so forth.
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In the end, the Europeans agreed to deploy American Pershing II missiles on their soil.
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"We're ready to deploy as soon as they tell us it's time," Dr. Redfield said.
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The agreement says no country without Caspian shoreline can deploy military vessels in the sea.
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It works with many institutional partners to raise funds and deploy capital in those loans.
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Once the attack has successfully exploited the iPhone, it can deploy malware onto the phone.
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" She added that the company would "look to develop and deploy new, more efficient technologies.
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We can deploy the police based on what we see on cameras in real time.
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Because it would be reusable, it could deploy anything anyone cared to take into space.
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Marines could someday deploy on littoral combat ships and next-generation frigates too, Berger said.
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Additional U.S. troops are on alert to deploy to the region if needed, he said.
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Turkey announced last week that it would deploy troops to coordinate and train Libyan forces.
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The plan is to deploy the helmet-equipped vehicles by the end of this year.
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The U.S. will also deploy Patriot and Terminal High Altitude Area Defense missile defense systems.
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The treaty caps the number of nuclear warheads the United States and Russia can deploy.
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"We do not think requiring a permit to deploy is the right approach," Scullion said.
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Improved forestry management can help countries adopt better public policies and deploy more strategic defenses.
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Troopers confronted him and one tried to deploy a Taser on Ortiz, but he escaped.
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They deploy millions of dollars to weaponize our own political opposition research and false narratives.
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They're part of a brigade of nearly 4,000 soldiers preparing to deploy if needed. 29.
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It did not say how many planes it would deploy for how many U.S. citizens.
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When spouses deploy, many partners are left to take care of their families by themselves.
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How can the White House best deploy the quotable and incendiary Vice President Spiro Agnew?
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It will also deploy its army of activists to canvass voters to back these candidates.
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The Senators' penalty-killing has been outstanding, and they have had to deploy it liberally.
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The other, a tech entrepreneur from Moscow who hopes to deploy AI for noble causes.
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Or it could deploy fighter jets to combat General Hifter's attack drones in the air.
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Geoengineering would be cheap enough that even a middle-income country could deploy it unilaterally.
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As technologies become easier to deploy, the playing field and the number of players increase.
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Trump then signed an order Wednesday night to deploy National Guard troops to the border.
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"The secretary of Defense has not made any decisions to deploy additional troops," Rood said.
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He recently signed an order to deploy National Guard troops to the U.S. southern border.
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It plans to deploy another 700 Wi-Fi hotspots across the region by May 2003.
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It's also unclear how smaller employers will deploy any savings from the new tax law.
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Following Saudi Arabia's request, the Pentagon announced plans to deploy U.S. forces to the region.
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Our Armed Forces must be ready to deploy at a moment's notice without any interference.
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Countries often deploy the same measures everywhere, despite regional and seasonal variations in infection rates.
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There are far more activist investors with billions more in capital to deploy this time.
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AT&T says it will deploy nationwide 5G using lower frequency airwaves in early 2020.
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And our older one would have acted out more when we ceased to deploy them.
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The answer depends on how we design and deploy it — and on whom you ask.
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Five years later, Buttigieg took a leave as South Bend's mayor to deploy to Kabul.
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Many other countries deploy similar schemes, including Germany where 99% of plastic bottles are recycled.
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If 60 percent or more of us say yes, then we'll deploy it for them.
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The administration last month directed the Pentagon to deploy active-duty troops to the border.
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I thought to myself: I'm going to have to deploy that four weeks [of leave].
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Oil companies are starting to deploy drones to patrol pipelines for leaks or other damage.
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One promising idea is to deploy voting machines that generate a verifiable paper audit trail.
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"We could deploy the treatment considerably earlier and before they get so sick," he said.
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It was easier now for the police to monitor the streets and deploy large units.
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Online recipe hacks typically deploy garlic and Chinese five-spice to approximate the skin's fervor.
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Each will require specific interventions to bring them back, some easier to deploy than others.
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But the rules still allowed her to deploy to the most hard-fought combat zones.
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Putin did not confirm how, technically, Russia would deploy missiles with a shorter strike time.
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Even though fact-checkers deploy their forces on Trump regularly, he never apologizes or retracts.
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You get intelligence because we deploy spies, because we deploy people who are willing to put their lives on the line and because we work with other intelligence agencies around the world that help provide that kind of information," he said on "New Day.
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"We judge that ISIL is training and attempting to deploy operatives for further attacks," he said.
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With 22015,323 troops at its disposal, the government has had to find ways to deploy them.
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Republicans have accused the Obama administration of failing to deploy military assets to rescue the Americans.
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We got to know The Villages leadership, and we were lucky to get permission to deploy.
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Flux Auto is aiming to deploy its tech on 2,500 vehicles within the next twelve months.
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There's also the ability to develop and deploy Android and Linux applications on the same device.
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Contingency plan: The initial decision to only deploy four shuttle buses vehicles caused a massive backup.
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Reporting suggests the groundwork had already been laid for Mexico to deploy troops to the border.
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Skip has been testing these locks in San Francisco and plans to deploy more in January.
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""It's not designed to live indefinitely," he said, adding, "We would really like to deploy this.
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He had volunteered to deploy to Afghanistan and to go on patrol when he was killed.
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They used a wrench to manually lower it after it had been tilted forward to deploy.
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One pilot died; the other was ripped from the cockpit and managed to deploy his parachute.
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Police in London will deploy facial recognition technology in a two-day trial starting on Monday.
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We are asking them to deploy all resources to help provide answers as quickly as possible.
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Now imagine your opponent has the power to deploy your troops as well as their own.
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You may not need as many truck drivers if you deploy autonomous truck solutions at scale.
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Amazon is inviting "hotels, vacation rentals, and other hospitality locations" to deploy Alexa for their customers.
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Plus, it will give you the skills to deploy dynamic display remarketing campaigns like a pro.
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As he tries to handcuff the woman, she breaks free, prompting Delacruz to deploy his Taser.
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As part of their plan for revenge, they deploy a large ship near the planet's surface.
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The public deserves to know whether the agency is deploying or planning to deploy this technology.
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Any move to deploy peacekeepers, would require authorization from the Security Council and permission from Burundi.
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Right now, it's tremendously expensive to deploy all the technologies and policies to fight climate change.
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Google had a particular idea for where to deploy it: in its Picasa photo-sharing app.
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If System 001 succeeds, Mr Slat wants to deploy another 60 booms, measuring 1km or more.
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In urban areas: Pai limited fees and permitting requirements for ISPs to deploy 5G in cities.
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In 2015, DHS issued an agency-wide policy requiring a search warrant to deploy the devices.
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"Lots of companies deploy new congestion control algorithms, but most of them are proprietary," she said.
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"You are supposed to wait until you have a clear opening and then deploy," he said.
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When put to the test the AU has repeatedly failed to deploy peacekeepers to crisis zones.
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But the company maintained that it would eventually deploy more driverless cars — when it was ready.
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"I don't think any private company should make the decision about what to deploy," he answers.
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The same will go for Pittsburgh, where Swiftmile will deploy about 50 stations in early 2020.
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Unions said the authorities would have to deploy additional officers as other guards came off shift.
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A year after annexing Crimea in 2014, the Kremlin announced it could deploy nuclear weapons there.
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Once satisfied that your skill is ready to go, you click the "Deploy" button to publish.
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Circulators: Austin is aiming to deploy shared AVs downtown as a free circulator shuttle this year.
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That allows companies to build and deploy apps containing proprietary information, intended for internal use only.
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Mr Trump's national-security team has endorsed a plan to deploy up to 5,000 extra troops.
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Its products help companies build and deploy their software across different server infrastructure, including public clouds.
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"She was empowered to basically create that bot, deploy it, and change her life," he said.
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The Detroit-based automaker has said it would deploy self-driving cars "at scale" by 2020.
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Trump is not the first to deploy the lynching label to discredit political opponents or processes.
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They are all a little different and require us to be flexible with how we deploy.
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The real question may be why professional filmmakers have been so slow to deploy the technology.
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Finally — and perhaps most troublingly — Russia even claims the right to deploy nuclear weapons to Crimea.
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We also design, build, and deploy our tools without collecting identifiable information about our users. 4.
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All too often, foreign governments deploy regulations or standards in an arbitrary way to block imports.
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Do you keep a roster of GIFs from reality TV ready to deploy at any time?
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On Monday, we'll see both Skip and Scoot deploy their respective electric scooters throughout the city.
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"We control our burn and are very deliberate in how we deploy our funding," he added.
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If all four of the panels did deploy, there must have been some other technical problem.
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InfluxEnterprise, the company's commercial clustering product, even further reduces the time necessary to deploy and scale.
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This technology will allow the team to deploy the vehicle quickly and reach the test site.
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The company will work with those groups to deploy its services, with discounted on-site rates.
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The beauty of micro services is that they are incredibly easy to create, deploy and share.
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Specifically, Scoot will deploy 1,000 bicycles that can lock to bike racks and other city infrastructure.
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"MONUSCO has already available assets that the mission is ready and willing to deploy," she said.
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The plan was for Volkswagen to deploy on public roads autonomous test vehicles developed with Aurora.
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The result will give police an extremely short window of time to deploy GrayKey devices successfully.
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It's arguably the biggest weapon in policymakers' arsenal; it may soon be time to deploy it.
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Far-term initiatives aim to solve the absence of the armored BCT's ability to deploy rapidly.
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It would also deploy data-driven services to help merchants convert more sales leads into business.
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If Bigelow can't find customers, it could choose not to deploy its B330s, the president says.
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Still, Ike's founders aren't set, or even focused yet, on where it will first deploy commercially.
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However, those pushing for the bank to deploy substantially more assets to Asia miss the point.
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Another option would be to deploy JASSM-ER, a new air-launched cruise missile, in Europe.
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Over in San Francisco, however, Lime has yet to deploy any of its modes of transportation.
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That way, they can help you make decisions about where best to deploy your spending money.
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In an effort to combat future issues, Chipotle will deploy Zenput at more than 2,400 restaurants.
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"There are no limits to how far we are willing to deploy our instruments," he said.
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The race to deploy autonomous vehicles had heated up, creating a frenzied winner-takes-all environment.
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After matches, you get to deploy "war assets" into territories to either defend or acquire them.
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Despite the success of this research, it's far from ready to deploy in the real world.
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But Mr Selmayr is also happy to deploy the dark arts in pursuit of grander goals.
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America first tested a glide vehicle in 2010, but seems in no rush to deploy them.
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And he is fast developing the means to deploy them on medium-to-long range missiles.
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The Vikram lander will deploy Pragyan, a six-wheeled robotic vehicle (Pragyan means "wisdom" in Sanskrit).
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"The story is in place and they have the cash to deploy as well," Kahyaoglu said.
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The military declared that it would need to heal before he would be allowed to deploy.
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"Typically, heat shields are rigid structures, but this one can actually deploy in space," Smith said.
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With such a low barrier to entry, it takes you around three months to deploy Deepomatic.
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JS, Ruby, PHP, Python, Java and Go. There's a small CPU overhead once you deploy Sqreen.
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Nichols kept the number; it's a hell of a fun fact to deploy on job interviews.
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Phil Bryant signed the bill into law Thursday, advocates said they would deploy a legal challenge.
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"Firms deploy their charitable foundations as a form of tax-exempt influence seeking," the researchers write.
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North Korea has a number of smaller missiles aimed at South Korea that it could deploy.
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Now this Series C allows us to fully deploy our new strategy on a global scale.
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The first thing I did is to is to re-deploy his contract on Ropsten testnet.
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A Central Command spokesman acknowledged to The Hill that some troops that temporarily deploy aren't counted.
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Among them is Germany's Deutsche Post DHL, which plans to deploy self-driving trucks next year.
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ONE AND GALAXY DIGITAL WILL DEPLOY CAPITAL FOR FUTURE INVESTMENTS THROUGH CAPITALIZATION OF $325 MILLION EOS.
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It also recommends the Pentagon "identify, embrace and deploy" such technologies where they improve military effectiveness.
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The world's top cruise operator Carnival Corporation has invested over $500 million to deploy the devices.
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To do so, they then have to deploy another set of applications that massages the data.
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The canister would deploy its parachute, and high-flying spy planes would pick it up midair.
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As you deploy these technologies, the other half of the ecosystem has to evolve as well.
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Of course, when you deploy a fleet of EVs, you need a way to charge them.
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So the company wants to see how the capsule will fare if some parachutes don't deploy.
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After failing its first attempt, NASA will try once again to deploy its first expandable habitat.
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They tried to deploy a Taser an estimated five times on Kelley Jr., to no effect.
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As a polemicist, he will, appropriately, deploy the Thatcher he has illuminated for his own purposes.
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Its demise means both Washington and Moscow are legally free to develop and deploy such missiles.
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He was mostly an editor, but once in a while he would deploy into the field.
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This isn't the first time Qualcomm has tried to deploy dual-camera systems to other phones.
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Some companies deploy DRM in order to prevent people from downloading games without paying for them.
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But maybe more than anything, Mr. Trump showed in 2011 how he would deploy conspiracy theories.
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First, all sides should agree not to deploy snipers along the Nagorno-Karabakh line of contact.
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Fund managers will deploy capital in areas that desperately need redevelopment eligible for investment and renewal.
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Kubernetes was developed by Google, and allows developers to build and deploy apps in digital containers.
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Language becomes a way to deploy whatever stereotype we want to apply to a given population.
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That would be an ideal way to deploy CAATSA, preferable to imposing sanctions on close allies.
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It means robust investments to deploy existing technologies and solutions for harnessing wind and solar power.
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A cynical willingness to deploy racism isn't the only point of overlap between Bush and Trump.
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Concerns about automobile airbags lately have focused on ones that deploy too explosively or even spontaneously.
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"Not least, the question of who will pay for the infrastructure to deploy it," said Hayduk.
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Simple: Invest in technology and deploy it globally to enable fossil fuels to be environmentally responsible.
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Marine Corps Systems Command says the vehicle ready to deploy and support missions around the world.
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There are a lot of cultural changes a company can deploy to level the playing field.
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Developers will be able to create apps once and deploy them across multiple types of devices.
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Depending on where the company decides to deploy that capital, more Uber competitors could gain traction.
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"We did have to deploy tear gas to get him to come outside," Ross told reporters.
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Bigger companies can negotiate to buy servers and power for less, and deploy gear more effectively.
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China has enormous resources to deploy within its own country if it chooses to do so.
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So when you deploy a sail, the thing comes down a thousand times faster than otherwise.
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They refuse to discuss secret talks to persuade the Pakistanis not to deploy their new weapons.
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The United Nations needs to be able to attract and quickly deploy the world's best talent.
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We can deploy a drone to determine what the threat is and confirm there's a threat.
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Tuttle, the manufacturer's spokesman, said police ultimately make the call when to deploy the stun guns.
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" * "For full year 2017, we expect to deploy 325 MWs, reflecting 15% year-over-year growth.
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They will deploy FARE-trained discrimination monitors at matches to report discriminatory actions for possible sanctions.
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John Hickenlooper has not commented as the Colorado National Guard has not been asked to deploy.
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Rick Scott has not commented as the Florida National Guard has not been asked to deploy.
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While amorphous shapes dominate Chiaozza's art, in Wall Works the pair deploy a slightly different aesthetic.
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Restrictions like Mill Valley's will make it nearly impossible to deploy 5G in a timely manner.
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Governor Jerry Brown announced he will deploy "up to 255 National Guard Troops" to do nothing.
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Kubernetes is the orchestration engine that underlies how operations staff deploy and manage containers at scale.
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They can buff heroes, manipulate cards positions within the lane, or deploy more creeps or heroes.
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Snover argues that it still takes too much work to deploy these open source cloud platforms.
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The first step in that process would be to deploy Lantern within the UPMC health system.
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"SageMaker allows one to build, train, validate, and deploy different models with incredible ease," he wrote.
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Step twoOnce a few stocks are on your radar, it's time to deploy the second step.
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However, private equity firms were slow to deploy their capital at the start of this year.
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Politicians regularly deploy this type of shaming when referring to, or even when addressing, black Americans.
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The ability to joke and deploy sarcasm is increasingly claimed as a sign of essential Danishness.
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Sovereign funds offered one way to deploy that capital to generate income for decades to come.
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U.S. and New York officials have previously said the Comfort will deploy to New York City.
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So the rangers plan to deploy a new weapon: a bottle of Calvin Klein Obsession cologne.
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Russian military police would deploy instead with local forces overseen by Russia also deployed, they said.
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The boosters separated safely as the craft began its six-hour mission to deploy the satellites.
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Last month, President Donald Trump pledged to deploy an additional 1,20163 U.S. troops to the country.
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The Trump administration used new authority to deploy potentially crippling malware deep inside the Russian systems.
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Subsequent research revealed that Geobacter can deploy its wires in different ways to make a living.
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Their promise to deploy up to 6,000 national guard troops was larger than their previous pledge.
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Law enforcement agencies around the world use the technology, and sometimes criminals deploy IMSI catchers too.
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Navy officials said earlier this year that at least three LCSs will deploy in fall 2019.
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An initial investigation is now underway and a larger response is set to deploy Friday afternoon.
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Ms. Salke has also helped deploy a strategy that brought NBC's comedy lineup back to life.
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It's the goal of AI for Health to help engineer, identify and deploy technologies like that.
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The US just announced that it was going to deploy an additional 3,000 or 3,500 troops.
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Four enormous main parachutes will deploy about a minute later and dramatically slow down the vehicle.
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Luge Capital will deploy capital to startups across North America, but will focus on Canadian tech.
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Investing in infrastructure now is critical so that we are ready to deploy 5G-enabled technologies.
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CNN reported Friday that Texas has already begun mobilizing its troops to deploy to the border.
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As companies, governments, and militaries rush to deploy AI, the potential for mischief could be serious.
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It could also deploy Joint Air-to-Surface Stand-off Missiles (JASSMs) to arm the bombers.
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To keep my cat from scratching the furniture, I deploy Pioneer Pet's "Sticky Paws" furniture strips.
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The army will deploy 350,000 security personnel to polling stations throughout the country on election day.
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And so she leans harder on words — which ones to pick, and how to deploy them.
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The surge comes as investment firms are flush with new capital to deploy for bigger deals.
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But if the United States wants to deploy a military response, it should be sea-based.
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City officials are rushing to deploy cover to hundreds of bus stops and plant 212,000 trees.
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Thomas's main innovation has been to deploy originalism to loose the government's reins over the market.
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Aides fear the White House has few economic tricks it can deploy to lessen the impact.
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He believes House Democrats are repeatedly the recipients of intelligence they deploy as weapons against him.
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But neither officer, nor territory leader Lam, would have the authority to deploy the security forces.
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The immediate major goal is to deploy about 1,500 satellites about 340 miles (550 kilometers) high.
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At least 1,200 more are poised to appear in Austin whenever already-licensed operators deploy them.
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The lab used the money to deploy dozens of DART buoys; other countries did the same.
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Soon enough, she added, Mr. Kabila will "deploy the police in all the roads of Kinshasa."
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To speak of "American carnage" is to deploy the dangerous lexicon of blood, soil and nation.
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Nokia said it would plan, manage, deploy and integrate mobile network technology and software for Rakuten.
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Mattis has urged US commanders to come up with innovative and unexpected ways to deploy forces.
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State and local departments of transportation are looking at ways to deploy vehicle-to-infrastructure communications.
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"There is no central enterprise that receives the money that investors pay for bitcoin and deploy."
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However, Trump's decision to deploy active duty troops to the border could provide cover for that.
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Google has 53, including ways to deploy mobile software globally and steer performance with data analysis.
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Trump last week signed an order to deploy National Guard troops to the U.S. southern border.
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Russia's nuclear arsenal can defeat any missile defense system that the U.S. and NATO can deploy.
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Finally, the tight labor market could force businesses to find more efficient ways to deploy workers.
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Details on how big the checks the Trump administration hopes to deploy have not been disclosed.
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The markets have been yearning for evidence that higher powers will deploy unrestrained resources toward relief.
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The Fund was ready to deploy all of its $1 trillion in lending capacity, she said.
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There's a lot of evidence that police are way too quick to deploy their militarized units.
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She said her office was ready to deploy a team to Sudan to advise the authorities.
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It will be because they organize and deploy more intensity, money, and votes than their opponents.
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NuTonomy plans to deploy a full fleet of vehicles — at least 1,000 — in Singapore by 2018.
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Pai, for one, stressed that commercial carriers like AT&T and Verizon should deploy 5G networks.
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The protocol is to deploy a patch internally and then scan the system for any lingering vulnerability.
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Our platform makes it easy for makers to deploy, manage, analyze, and scale amazing offline retail experiences.
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The design incorporates systems like fire-resistant glass and barriers that deploy to protect passengers from smoke.
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Depending on the context, depending on what you're dealing with, it'll make sense to deploy it differently.
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While China still objects to THAAD, it has said it understands South Korea's decision to deploy it.
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A month ago, Cloudflare became the first content delivery network to deploy ESNI across its entire network.
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Israel has threatened a "harsh response" to any attempt by Syrian forces to deploy in that zone.
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Seoul said the decision to deploy THAAD was ultimately a military decision taken by the United States.
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After the motor fires, parachutes will hopefully deploy, allowing the capsule to return safely to solid ground.
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Simply put, the company has far too much cash and too few options to effectively deploy it.
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Some Hong Kongers even wonder whether the central authorities might deploy the Chinese army to restore order.
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Between 2010 and 2014 there was an influx of "micro" VCs, perfectly equipped to deploy seed capital.
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Once the merger is confirmed, SoftBank is expected to deploy additional capital to its sophomore Vision Fund.
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Mattis needs to reaffirm the decision to deploy the THAAD anti-ballistic missile system in South Korea.
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I deploy my code that was signed off yesterday, review my coworkers' code, and fix a bug.
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Overclock Labs wants to make it easier for developers to deploy and manage their applications across clouds.
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The goal is to fully deploy the $50 million from the fund within the next two years.
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Sadly, the rover crashed during its descent when a miscalculation caused its parachute to deploy too early.
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Bankers said the supply spree was down to the wall of cash that investors need to deploy.
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An IBM spokesperson said the company will deploy a new version of its service later this month.
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The new platform allows users to deploy multiple Kubernetes clusters side-by-side with OpenStack — or separately.
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Under the agreement, each side could deploy up to 1,600 intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) and 6,000 warheads.
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He loved the Corps and he was good at it, so he volunteered to deploy to Afghanistan.
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"Tigerair can deploy the aircraft on another route, but Indonesia is losing vital tourism revenues," he said.
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These parts have their own thruster systems, and when they've slowed enough, they deploy parachutes to land.
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CHINA'S FINANCE MINISTRY SAYS WILL DEPLOY FUNDS TO ENSURE THAT MEMBERS OF PUBLIC CAN AFFORD DIAGNOSIS, TREATMENT
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The US Navy plans to deploy its squadron of highly trained, bomb-locating bottlenose dolphins this spring.
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"Feature Labs helps companies identify, implement, and most importantly deploy impactful machine learning products," Kanter told TechCrunch.
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The plan is to deploy about $120 million into London property over the course of this year.
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Britain is expected to deploy to Estonia, the United States to Latvia and Canada possibly to Poland.
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Lenin knew exactly what he wanted, and he would deploy extraordinary energy and ruthlessness to achieve it.
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So if you were president, would you deploy U.S. troops to Libya to take out ISIS there?
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This has prompted other producers to cautiously deploy free cash to pay down debt or reward shareholders.
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Just this month, the company received the first permit to deploy autonomous delivery bots in San Francisco.
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"I think it is easy to underestimate how radical WhatsApp's decision to deploy E2E was," he writes.
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A serious necessity rule would require all officers to carry nonlethal weapons and deploy them when feasible.
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Poe says there are plans to deploy similar services in Austin, Houston, San Antonio, and Corpus Christi.
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To deploy new services — and eventually AV technologies — companies will have to learn to work with cities.
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Update: This article has been updated to indicate that Amazon has $25 billion in cash to deploy.
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Unlike many other startups racing to deploy autonomous vehicles, AutoX is focused on delivering things, not people.
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Fallon said Britain was not currently planning to deploy ground troops to Libya in a combat role.
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Folks can track their models and results and deploy them to Kubernetes/Kubeflow in a single click.
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Trump suggested that he would not deploy U.S. troops to fight Iran if there were a conflict.
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Because of this, it neither cares about the framework, nor where you want to deploy the application.
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Would we need to weigh strokes versus bites in terms of how to deploy limited venom supplies?
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Air-bag control units sense when a collision is imminent and deploy the bags to protect motorists.
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Now Renovo is starting to license its technology to companies that want to deploy autonomous vehicle services.
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Gomix gives people working apps they can remix and modify, and then host and deploy for free.
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With Tectonic, CoreOS offers a Kubernetes-based solution for helping startups and enterprises deploy and manage containers.
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Lyft is teaming up with Magna, a major automotive supplier, to build and deploy self-driving cars.
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If Trump actually uses the military to deploy or incite violence, that's when all bets are off.
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But it showcases the most blatant marketing technique Netflix can deploy with interactive content: programmatic product placement.
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You can deploy offensive or defensive support characters, screen-filling magical attacks, and passive stat boosts simultaneously.
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Carter said the additional troops will deploy in days or weeks and had already received their orders.
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This is when companies extract outsize profits relative to the capital they deploy and risks they take.
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Cruise Automation, its self-driving affiliate, won't deploy driverless taxis until it is sure they are safe.
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In general, this means you're bringing out your biggest, baddest war machines whenever they're fit to deploy.
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The purchase may help Buffett, 87, overcome his recent struggles to deploy Berkshire's $100-billion cash hoard.
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Would-be hackers don't even need to be that skilled to deploy these kinds of malware programs.
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