We're doing it with LEDs, by increasing scale, by deploying and deploying.
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What we are deploying is a police force, and we are deploying it to put order in the borders.
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Comment from discussion My Grandfather in 1950 before deploying to Korea.. Comment from discussion My Grandfather in 1950 before deploying to Korea.. Comment from discussion My Grandfather in 1950 before deploying to Korea.. Comment from discussion My Grandfather in 1950 before deploying to Korea.. Our grandparents — They really were lookers back in the day.
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The counter argument would be that testing and ultimately deploying in suburban areas would accelerate the timeline to deploying in more challenging places.
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For the Army, he added, all but one deploying unit would stop training after July 15, including units deploying to South Korea and Europe.
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"It sounds to me like it was likely a unit, it was either deploying or re-deploying out of Guantanamo Bay," he told Don Lemon.
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Others believed that deploying the mother of all ice cream is better than deploying the mother of all bombs, like a certain someone did yesterday.
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"We were just beating the heck out of them, deploying them, deploying them," Hyten told lawmakers in a plea to authorize additional B-1B maintenance funding.
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Any analysis that only looked at the progress in deploying fixed broadband service or only looked at the progress in deploying mobile broadband service would be incomplete.
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"Are they deploying in a way that's not over-deploying in some neighborhoods and underserving others?" said Seleta Reynolds, general manager of the Los Angeles Department of Transportation.
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However, there is an exponential leap from deploying the military to help secure the border and deploying the military, the country's fighting force, to actually construct a wall.
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And some states are still going ahead and deploying the National Guard; Wisconsin is deploying two dozen members to Arizona by the end of this week, reports the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
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"We are approaching the point where the cost of deploying an electric vehicle into our operations, including the power supply requirements, will match or beat deploying a diesel," Mr. Harris said.
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"The carriers have not figured out how to justify deploying dense fiber networks to support 5G after they willfully abandoned deploying fiber to the home to compete with cable," Falcon said.
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"We are deploying every resource available, " Mr. Newsom said.
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Therefore, the draft report takes a holistic view of the market and examines whether we are both making progress in deploying fixed broadband service and making progress in deploying mobile broadband service.
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Is it so inconceivable to imagine Putin proposing to check our new anti-ballistic missile shield in Eastern Europe by deploying or RE-deploying a nuclear deterrent 90 miles from our shores?
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Possible options include deploying them on the soil of an ally near U.S. territory, deploying faster missiles on submarines, or using one of the hypersonic weapons Moscow says it has under development.
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Deploying Cloudera's software in the cloud is becoming more commonplace.
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Rick Scott, running for Senate, deploying the same Republican playbook.
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Simply deploying a model doesn't mean the project is done.
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This has proved a major advantage in deploying internet connectivity.
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Deploying proper encryption, authorization and authentication remain an essential foundation.
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Oftentimes, using the same PR firms and deploying similar strategies.
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Albania is now deploying extra police to guard its borders.
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Deploying universal encryption allows for a number of new protections.
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And finally, here's Symmetra deploying six sentry turrets at once.
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Tesla is also deploying its battery technology in other countries.
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Well, the reason is quite simple: Deploying the 5th gen.
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" He voiced concerns that deploying troops would escalate tensions "unnecessarily.
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Healy noticed that Ofo kept deploying more and more bikes.
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Mr. Obama needs to be straightforward about deploying more troops.
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It owns the whole chain from procurement to deploying treatments.
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What are the perverse side effects of deploying driverless cars?
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It's reportedly deploying missiles that a 1987 treaty banned. 30.
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And deploying such measures means creating jobs in these communities.
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President Trump is deploying them for you, and you alone.
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Another piece is, are we deploying where people need them?
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But they do require deploying them at massive, unprecedented scales.
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Businesses are preserving cash instead of deploying it for expansion.
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Pete Buttigieg told powerful stories about troops deploying for combat.
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Deploying the National Guard was not mentioned during the call.
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The official did not say where the troops were deploying.
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That means anyone deploying a changeup skillfully has an advantage.
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Any president has a lot of latitude in deploying troops.
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The desire to streamline approvals processes for deploying capital is reasonable.
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Governments in developing countries are increasingly deploying drones as healthcare solutions.
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He can use antifa as a pretext for deploying troops domestically.
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He was deploying missiles into Europe with some of our allies.
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That said, the CareCoach system is already deploying some automated abilities.
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SpaceX will show the 60 satellites deploying on the company's webcast.
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But deploying frameworks that adapt existing silicon is only the beginning.
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Caylent's pipeline includes testing, building and deploying applications, including server management.
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WHO said it was deploying about 30 more experts to Mbandaka.
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"Unbelievable," Gasparyan said, gamely deploying her English in the interview room.
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Brazil began deploying troops in Rio de Janeiro to fight crime.
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One involves cooling the reefs by deploying large, floating shade cloths.
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DENNIS MUILENBURG: Yeah, and we'll be deploying additional Boeing assets there.
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Israel, being Israel, is deploying unbridled force against a helpless population.
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Deploying bag on string to shield from water damage 💦 pic.twitter.
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Several governments have followed Mexico's lead in deploying troops against gangsters.
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GE and Safran are deploying technicians to support Southwest's inspection program.
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We're talking about funding and deploying tens of thousands of vehicles.
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Deploying proven tactics is the best shot you have at winning.
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We are going to be deploying it on the USS Wasp.
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President Trump has responded by deploying US troops to the kingdom.
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Deploying 85033 more troops to Syria is necessary but insufficient, Sen.
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Once on the surface, InSight will begin deploying its primary instruments.
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To tap those collectors, museums are deploying staff members more broadly.
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The aircraft carrier Harry S. Truman might be closer to deploying.
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He said he's also "personally deploying" satellite phones to local mayors.
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Here are the 10 best practices for building and deploying microservices.
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American officials have talked about deploying such weapons in the 2020s.
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Other stores are deploying similar strategies, like encouraging curbside book pickup.
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Deploying these programs will involve coordination of monetary and fiscal policy.
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He said he learned Dari when he was deploying to Afghanistan.
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They will also be delivering healthcare supplies and deploying medical teams.
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The "quick deploying" tent includes a bed, awning, and shower area.
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Starship is actively deploying local delivery robots around the world today.
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The man deploying the bombshells seemed oddly to be enjoying himself.
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For the moment, he is deploying staff to run other programs.
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Deploying such technology, we want to ensure that traffic accidents decrease.
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Landowners dominate local governments, while deploying private armies to keep control.
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"It means deploying an intensive diplomatic effort right now," she said.
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There are more funds than ever deploying more capital than ever.
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The carriers are still far from deploying a broad 5G network.
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It's deploying romantic comedy, and just romantic tropes, right and left.
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Another AI-powered Bing feature is a new conversational search function, powered by the learnings Microsoft gained from deploying natural language chatbots like Xiaoice and Zo and deploying machine learning algorithms on billions of text documents.
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The technologies based on Science Fiction are not created in any type of synchronous manner and those deploying technologies do so while others are also deploying similar or different technologies at the same or at different times.
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The biggest challenge in deploying these types of technologies is the cost.
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It reached 144,000 feet before deploying its parachute and returning to Earth.
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This hire, however, signals Lyft's shift to deploying scooters built in-house.
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But now, authorities are deploying preemptive strategies to avoid another soccer warzone.
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But the savings clearly outstrip the roughly $1bn cost of deploying Aadhaar.
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The French authorities are deploying huge efforts to cater for the migrants.
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The government began deploying police escorts to trail the trucks during deliveries.
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NATO, meanwhile, is deploying a missile-defense system in Romania and Poland.
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"We're deploying capital and building 183 new stores per year," he said.
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The new product, called Ocean, gives developers deploying containers a cheaper option.
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WHO said it is deploying about 30 more experts to the city.
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He believes we can be deploying our first nanocraft within a generation.
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Now, Comcast is finally deploying its gigabit service for $70 a month.
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Seoul had been reluctant to discuss openly the possibility of deploying THAAD.
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There are some 30 operators deploying bike-sharing services since mid-2016.
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Top Democratic surrogates -- including President Barack Obama -- are deploying the same strategy.
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An increasing number of venture funds are actively deploying revenue-share tools.
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The city has responded by deploying 200 police officers into "priority" neighbourhoods.
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Deploying the former president on the trail is not without political risk.
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Producing and deploying a subsea data center takes Microsoft about 90 days.
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Facebook is pretty bad at deploying systems that help solve today's problems.
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The United States responded by deploying defensive THAAD missiles in South Korea.
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The Y.P.G. fought back, deploying small, lightly armed units throughout Kobanî's streets.
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The US is deploying troops and air defense missiles to Saudi Arabia
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Despite deploying hundreds of officers, police have been unable to find Albakr.
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And Kim knows Trump isn't one to bluff about deploying America's might.
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"Despite deploying an experimental vaccine, cases doubled in October 2018," they wrote.
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FEMA began deploying to Puerto Rico the day after the storm hit.
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India, apparently invited by Kashmir's ruler, responded by deploying its national army.
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"They were deploying fire shelters when the fire overtook them," it said.
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"We are deploying our personnel in the right locations," Calderon said Sunday.
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The state police is deploying the drones to detect illegal sand mining.
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That includes their deploying floating commercial nuclear reactor for remote power generation.
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Larry Hogan declaring a state of emergency and deploying the National Guard.
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Can you explain specifically what you mean by deploying beacons on site?
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It seems unlikely they'll substantially extend themselves further by deploying in Syria.
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By deploying drones, the hope is to reduce costs and increase efficiency.
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Likewise, amateur radio groups discourage hams from self-deploying to the Caribbean.
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Before long you'll be scribbling shopping lists, or deploying our Thanksgiving planner.
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His critics say he is deploying extraordinary secrecy as he does so.
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Two witnesses also reported seeing more Turkish military reinforcements deploying into Idlib.
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The essential and unavoidable risks of deploying these tools are becoming apparent.
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Even though it isn't true, that won't stop Trump from deploying it.
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Military leaders have largely been opposed to deploying troops to the border.
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The Metropolitan Police said it would be transparent about deploying the technology.
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Deploying active-duty troops for border security has been questioned by lawmakers.
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It is already deploying staff members to every region of the state.
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In other words, validate the system's usefulness before purchasing and deploying it.
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The government is also deploying another naval ship to help with evacuations.
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Deploying drug-recognition experts can help, particularly in cases of marijuana impairment.
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By deploying constant effort, persistence and humility in everything that you do.
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Generally, cities have restricted scooter companies to deploying only several hundred scooters.
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Recently, the JMSDF began deploying air assets aboard its Hyūga-class destroyer.
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"It's already been deploying 'billions of dollars of price investments,'" Lasser said.
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Others, including deploying additional special forces in limited operations, were closer calls.
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But deploying them has not been as easy as conservationists had hoped.
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Maybe you think of revolutionaries, deploying broadcasts to subvert an oppressive regime.
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So here, we have characters explicitly deploying anti-immigrant rhetoric against innsmouthers.
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The US is deploying heavy artillery, helicopters, and gunships in large numbers.
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The agency's court filing contained a description of steps undertaken by HHS to comply with the court order, including deploying 115 additional personnel to the field and contracting with 100 reunification managers who are deploying Friday and Saturday.
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South Korea Expressed Interest in Deploying NukesUS Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said he and his South Korean counterpart have "discussed the option" of deploying tactical nuclear weapons to the country, which has been free of American nukes since 1991.
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It was deploying its own visual tricks long before Walt Disney came around.
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Japan has also expressed interest in deploying the system on its own territory.
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But Beijing, unrestrained by the INF Treaty, is deploying them in massive numbers.
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But deploying these teams requires strategy, resources, and most importantly, not getting caught.
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More than 100 electric co-ops are deploying broadband in their service territories.
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Path is already talking to two Fortune 100 companies about deploying its service.
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But allowing it could lead to the mass surveillance that China is deploying.
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Shouldn't they be allowed to marry their sweethearts before deploying, regardless of age?
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Stanfield often manages to sidestep shame in moments like these by deploying humor.
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It's upsetting to think that American political professionals might be deploying similar tactics.
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We advance human rights by creating and deploying usable anonymity and privacy technologies.
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Yes, we need to get started immediately deploying available clean technologies at scale.
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Now a flight attendant is accused of "purposefully" deploying a plane's emergency slide.
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I voted for a more transparent system of deploying aid to underserved countries.
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In January a firm deploying blockchain technology purchased 67,125 acres of TRI land.
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But it has largely refrained from deploying the dirtier weapons in its arsenal.
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"If you're not deploying some level of security, you'll go under," he added.
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The Trump campaign is also deploying high-profile surrogates across Iowa on Monday.
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That will be three years from now, truly technology you're capable of deploying.
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Russia has violated the treaty by deploying a cruise missile within its borders.
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There are other risks in deploying the Hashd for the assault on Mosul.
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That "Trump Free Speech" rally resulted in arrests and officers deploying pepper spray.
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Regardless, Sidewalk Labs imagines it will be a partner in deploying the network.
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But several major carriers around the world are already deploying Huawei's 5G equipment.
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In deploying its services abroad, Tencent might get a helping hand from Naspers.
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Deploying is just one of those things every troop knows will happen eventually.
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And so Trump began his political career deploying the language of conspiracy theory.
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This week, the crew is deploying equipment to investigate what could be another.
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It is deploying a video unit to document crowd management and police activity.
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Although deploying this last-ditch option is rare, the results can be tragic.
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Huntley is adept at deploying Catherine's good fortune as a fulcrum of suspense.
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Carriers including AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile began deploying it in 2019.
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The results on the elevators deploying the new technology so far are encouraging.
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The US Navy is deploying hospital ships to help with the coronavirus crisis.
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Late last year, Trump reluctantly agreed to deploying thousands of additional U.S. troops.
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Terraform is the company's tool for defining, deploying and managing infrastructure as code.
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South Korea has been reluctant to discuss openly the possibility of deploying THAAD.
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Exquisite, though, in choosing people, deploying people, getting in exactly the right spot.
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I think we'll talk a little about how we are deploying artificial intelligence.
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He added, under questioning, that he would feel confident deploying with Gallagher again.
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NZ FINANCE MINISTER SAYS DEPLOYING UNCONVENTIONAL MONETARY POLICY IS NOT ON THE CARDS
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We believe it's the fastest path toward deploying self-driving cars at scale.
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There are early signs that Silicon Valley is, indeed, deploying its wealth locally.
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It's great that things are changing, and there are more women deploying capital.
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The Met said it will engage with local communities before deploying the technology.
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The rocket went off-kilter immediately upon launching, deploying a parachute straight away.
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The fund officially closed in September, after deploying about 85% of its cash.
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Starship could be used for deploying SpaceX's Starlink internet service, Mr. Musk said.
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The government is now considering deploying officials to help manage crowds, officials said.
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Ironically, it does so by deploying principles established in Holmes's free speech dissents.
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It accused them of committing torture and deploying child soldiers, both war crimes.
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They warned against the U.S. potentially deploying a missile system to South Korea.
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In particular, people are deploying more of the modular designs known as cubesats.
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The trade war between America and China rumbled on, deploying arsenals of tariffs.
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We're still deploying 3G and 4G in many markets where we operate today.
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The government is now considering deploying officials to help manage crowds, officials said.
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Other voices insist on deploying nets or hooks to catch and kill them.
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She also recommended deploying third-party apps that mask or blur spending habits.
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Trump hadn't canceled any Obama-era commitments to the region, like deploying the THAAD missile defense system; he wasn't deploying new military assets to the region in a way that looked like he was gearing up for a military strike.
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Ebix has a track record of deploying and successfully running exchanges across the world.
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Johnston says that deploying the containers is just the first part of the problem.
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This is especially true when deploying across multiple clouds (and on prem sometimes too).
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GRAND schematicThe collaborators are already deploying 35 antennae in western China's Tian Shan mountains.
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The Afghan government responded by deploying special forces backed by airstrikes to the area.
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The partnership would increase access to Verily's technology by deploying them at Walgreens' pharmacies.
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So, as you're thinking about deploying fleets, you have to think about maximizing revenue.
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The Navy's problems come from deploying its ships too often and for too long.
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But, why would the Russians be deploying a beluga whale in the first place?
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United Airlines is deploying it for a route that's less than half as long.
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A recently disclosed patent application envisions Facebook deploying face recognition for in-store payments.
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One can't help but wonder if the White House is deploying her Instagrams strategically.
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Instead, many firms are deploying robots to automate their current inefficient ways of working.
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Meanwhile North Korea has been deploying nuclear weapons that can strike anywhere in Japan.
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After all, the company has already started deploying its ZBook laptop to mission operations.
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One of her allies called this deploying a "retroexcavadora" (backhoe loader) against this legacy.
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Likewise, greater energy efficiency could reduce emissions by even more than deploying renewables would.
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In place of private companies, federal funding has been crucial in deploying rural broadband.
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"We always say our product is about detecting issues and deploying fixes," Singh said.
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For Episode VIII, they're deploying drones of their own to take down rebel scum.
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He also commended Australia and the UK for deploying more resources to the region.
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Facebook didn't provide Mashable with further insight on a timeline for deploying the algorithm.
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And larger companies that may be deploying on AWS need these kinds of tools.
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China is seen as the country to beat in deploying next-generation wireless infrastructure.
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WHO said it was deploying about 30 experts to conduct surveillance in the city.
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Whatever the rationale behind Trump's foreign policy, he's been aggressive about deploying troops worldwide.
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These had the desired effect even when merely talked about; they hardly needed deploying.
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The company is deploying teams to Florida to help rebuild areas hit by Matthew.
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And we're deploying new technology, but I won't go into the details of it.
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The Australian and French militaries are expected to begin deploying Black Hornet 3 too.
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The House bill also prohibits the U.S. military from deploying low-yield nuclear weapons.
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The company deploying the set up is SATS, Changi Airport's main ground handling firm.
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Unsurprisingly, the prospect of deploying backhoes, borers, and paving machines here has been controversial.
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Currently, carmakers and others are deploying large networks of charging stations throughout the country.
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Advent is deploying the money in three installments, the document released last week showed.
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""Facebook/Instagram have been particularly bad about deploying deep learning to combat violent imagery.
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Google won't say when it plans on deploying the minivans, or in what capacity.
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I remember my dad deploying once for a 4-month stint in the 90s.
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Rather, it says, the U.S. is in violation by deploying missile defenses to Europe.
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Police responded by deploying tear gas, and the state's governor activated the national guard.
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Such operations are increasingly deploying automation and artificial intelligence, said Bertelsmann CEO Thomas Rabe.
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Rather, it says, the U.S. is in violation by deploying missile defenses to Europe.
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John McCain said in September the US should consider deploying nukes to South Korea.
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Mr. Daou's role is deploying a band of committed, outraged followers to harangue Mrs.
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"The idea of deploying PAP is to have a less bloody outcome," he explained.
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In deploying forces "forward," America does indeed provide a security umbrella for its allies.
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It is also deploying a video unit to document crowd management and police activity.
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Lucidly deploying historical examples and literary references, he himself seems to have forgotten nothing.
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Audi is also exploring the possibility of deploying the e-tron Scooter in fleets.
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The FAA validly points to real safety concerns in developing and deploying drone technologies.
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Soldiers with the 82nd Airborne Division are deploying to help Iraqi forces recapture Mosul.
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Recently, Homeland Security Investigations began deploying special teams to target cash being smuggled south.
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"Just spoke w @JerryBrownGov about deploying the @USNationalGuard in California," Nielsen wrote on Wednesday.
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To make the edit they wanted, they wound up deploying a CRISPR gene drive.
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" Forbearance is "the idea that politicians should exercise restraint in deploying their institutional prerogatives.
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And one that might have some privacy benefits too, depending on the deploying entity.
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A number of companies are deploying these innovations as back-end solutions for payments.
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Earlier this year, it said Russia further violated the treaty by deploying the missile.
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Options include boosting funding to specific countries, agreeing to resettle refugees and deploying peacekeepers.
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But deploying computer vision is expensive, and for many it's still out of reach.
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They are overseeing coverage of Hurricane Matthew, deploying correspondents up and down the coast.
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Well after leaving Congress, he remained popular, deploying his wit in posts on Twitter.
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"NATO has no intention of deploying land-based nuclear missiles in Europe," Stoltenberg said.
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"We are in the process of deploying them throughout the country," Captain Gresback said.
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The city was deploying 695 salt spreaders and more than 403,600 plows, officials said.
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Officers responded by charging protesters, deploying water cannons, and firing off tear gas canisters.
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And it has also begun deploying troops to the mainland's border with Hong Kong.
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This includes deploying working capital purchasing vehicles upfront or via a commission-basis agreement.
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Another option called for deploying fewer submarines and intercontinental ballistic missiles than currently planned.
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"We don't dislike each other," Mr. McConnell said, deploying a rare complimentary double negative.
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Several boot camps are deploying "blended" models with both in-person and online teaching.
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But Google, like Facebook, is also deploying large groups of humans on the task.
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The mission involves deploying four small satellites from private companies Planet Labs and Spire.
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"We've invested about $50 million in deploying this tech across our organization," he said.
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The rocket reached orbit for the first time, deploying a payload of micro-satellites.
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The research found that some companies underestimated the scale of challenge of deploying blockchain.
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Instead, the Russians have moved ahead with the system, deploying a fully operational unit.
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The cost of deploying troops and contributions of allies were among the president's questions.
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Deploying such weapons would break with decades of precedent, and the idea is contentious.
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Police eventually cleared the area by deploying first water cannons, then eventually riot police.
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Seven-in-ten would support deploying U.S. troops if North Korea invaded South Korea.
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However, the company is investing in more efficient generators and deploying power management solutions.
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InterSystems: InterSystems IRIS™ is a data platform for rapidly developing and deploying applications.
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Now they're back at it after deploying capital to Girlboss, TTYL, Headspin and more.
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Too often it feels like an elaborate mechanism for deploying once-fashionable cosmological ideas.
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One is deploying team members to bolster your campaign, and the other is tricks.
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Deploying Obama's star power is part of Hillary Clinton's strategy to become the second.
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So this is the message Democrats are deploying in races they absolutely must win.
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His production is menacing and to-the-point, deploying distorted drums with military precision.
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They are trying to reduce the complexity associated with deploying and managing containers and to abstract away the most difficult parts, so that developers can concentrate on developing without having to worry about connecting to the technical underpinnings of building and deploying containers.
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Relations have become poisonous; one European official says the IMF is deploying "Trump University statistics".
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That creates a whole set of problems for the companies deploying code in this fashion.
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Washington says Moscow is violating the treaty by testing and deploying a prohibited cruise missile.
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Scenario one: Bran could be deploying the word "friend" sarcastically, and is waiting for revenge.
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The company is also close to deploying a smoother mobile checkout experience for PayPal users.
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I think deploying capital to further innovation is an awesome part of what they do.
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They were also deploying in the nearby Baba Gurgur field and the North Oil refinery.
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Russia would be fiercely opposed to any U.S. forces deploying nearby in a reunited Korea.
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Along with Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, they talked him into deploying more troops to Afghanistan.
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The Dallas gunman, Micah Johnson, 25, was killed by police deploying a bomb-carrying robot.
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She thinks things will start looking up when it's deploying only new, fancy, good scooters.
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How Phil Gilbert is deploying over $100M to bring design thinking back to IBM's DNA.
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Last year, it launched RoboMaker, an AWS service for developing and deploying robot control systems.
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This didn't happen, which resulted in teams at the company manually adding and deploying servers.
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Mr. Kasich's establishment rivals are all facing or deploying negative television advertisements against one another.
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Those measures will include deploying the militarized National Guard security force to its southern border.
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Anyone deploying code (which is everyone) needs to have an airtight system for verifying it.
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Even with more advanced launch strategies, deploying thousands of satellites is still a pricey proposition.
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Those measures will include deploying the militarized National Guard security force to its southern border.
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The company confirmed that it tests its algorithm training data for bias before deploying it.
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Police responded by deploying tear gas, as the governor called in the Missouri National Guard.
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Other nations are already deploying facial recognition technology at their borders, possibly even replacing passports.
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It's all about deploying at scale, as GM Cruise CEO Dan Ammann likes to say.
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Earlier this year, it recommended users stop deploying these patches because they caused constant reboots.
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The committee is responsible for deploying Australia's military and approving kill, capture, or destroy missions.
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Now researchers at Germany's Institute for Integrative Nanosciences are deploying a natural-born infiltrator: sperm.
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One problem with deploying bloodshed out of expediency is that it is a crude tool.
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Competing Libyan armed factions frequently accuse each other of deploying mercenaries from sub-Saharan Africa.
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Over a decade, it was the fastest-deploying technology in the history of the world.
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Security is a constant battle against the clock, deploying patches and improvements as they come.
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And deploying cables for docking adaptors that will connect to spacecraft from commercial resupply missions?
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Russia has also moved in, deploying aircraft and other forces to support the Syrian regime.
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And, according to both the S.F. SPCA and Knightscope, crime dropped after deploying the bot.
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Today there is a patchwork of autonomous vehicle laws that complicate deploying self-driving cars.
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TC: How do you think about deploying the capital you've picked up from the IPO?
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Google is deploying "perhaps one of the biggest" updates since its Search service was launched.
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Toyota plans on deploying around 200 Accessible People Movers, or APMs, specifically for Tokyo 2020.
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THE TOPLINE: First, the Pentagon said it was deploying 5,200 troops to the southern border.
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A previous generation of airbags supplied to Nissan had the problem of deploying too forcefully.
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The authorities have begun deploying tens of thousands of troops to bolster security in Rio.
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Next month, the warship will be commissioned the USS Little Rock before deploying to Florida.
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CEO and co-founder Laura Kornhauser spent 12 years deploying financial products at J.P. Morgan.
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The Trump administration could then reciprocate by re-deploying U.S. forces away from the DMZ.
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Voters need a message that speaks to their fears without deploying Trump's racism and sexism.
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The Obama administration has been quietly deploying a screwdriver or two from this tool kit.
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But this is something that concerns me greatly, as someone who agreed to deploying QQE.
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"I think strategically deploying tariffs and messaging and regulations is the key here," he added.
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But even if it's not, these next-gen vehicles it's deploying sound very clever indeed.
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They are deploying new networks and intelligence that are driving down costs and improving services.
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It also extended its military capability, deploying thousands of missiles along the border with Israel.
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Developing, testing, validating and eventually deploying commercially viable autonomous vehicles is a capitally intensive undertaking.
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Restoring nature and planting more crops are also often cheaper than building and deploying hardware.
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Italy, Germany, the UK and others have deployed or are thinking of deploying similar systems.
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Both that company and the state government tested the program before deploying it, Whitmire said.
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We need action on deploying the proven clean energy technologies that are reducing emissions today.
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The company says it's focused on deploying its technology on the most dangerous intersections initially.
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The type of exercise typically includes soldiers jumping from an aircraft and deploying their parachutes.
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Republicans aren't deploying Trump, whose national approval ratings are poor, to blue or battleground states.
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Is he willing to tarnish his image and Canada's peaceful reputation by deploying the military?
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Humans disambiguate bad audio by grokking the context of the conversation, by deploying common sense.
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"And as we've already seen, he is deploying the resources to tell people about it."
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Mr. Maduro tried to restore order in 2015, deploying heavily armed police and military units.
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He has made ill-considered comments about expanding and even deploying the American nuclear arsenal.
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The peacekeeping efforts focus on areas rife with conflict by deploying troops and other resources.
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That means reducing urban air pollution by deploying vastly more renewable energy and clean transportation.
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Or when he surprised Pentagon officials by deploying the National Guard to the US border.
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It also accused authorities of deploying heavy weapons that should only be used in war.
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It could also be less costly to the companies than deploying fiber to the home.
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Putin is deploying money and propaganda to back Le Pen and fast-forward E.U. unraveling.
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Sprint will add capacity to its existing towers, in addition to deploying temporary cell towers.
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Deploying fiber broadband across the country the size of the United States is hugely expensive.
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When you're facing down a crisis, you win by deploying every resource at your disposal.
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In a throwback to the Mao era, China is deploying students as watchdogs against teachers.
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Turashev is accused of working with Yakubets in deploying Bugat malware to steal Americans' finances.
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Both men were signature vocalists, deploying power that resonated in a variety of sonic contexts.
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China touts its own "peaceful development" while deploying military assets into the South China Sea.
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Now, scientists are deploying one of the most extensive conservation attempts history has ever known.
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The official said they are already more cautious about deploying US officials into the field.
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So when you can, feign incapacity,And when deploying troops, appear to have nosuch plans.
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Energy infrastructure: A robust electric grid is a key consideration for companies deploying EV fleets.
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"I think strategically deploying tariffs, and messaging and regulations, is the key here," Perry said.
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The places that are most aggressive on deploying renewables — the Californias, New Yorks, Germanys, etc.
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The so-called Islamic State (IS) has increasingly been deploying cyber attacks against western targets.
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The disruption: Using their highest estimates, RAND found that gender transition-related health care would prevent less than 0.1% of military forces from deploying — compared to the 14% of active duty Army members prevented from deploying because of routine legal, medical, or administrative reasons.
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We're testing today in five cities, preparing for deploying a ... What are the cities you're in?
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Soldiers with U.S. Army's 82nd Airborne Division are deploying to give more help to the Iraqis.
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Still deploying the crushingly minimal riffs of Godflesh, Broadrick yawps like a man who's ingested antifreeze.
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"Whatever capex or capital that we have, we are really looking at deploying it," he said.
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Deploying a drone with a mobile network payload could have gotten people back online within hours.
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The argument against deploying the word is that it seems to peer into a person's heart.
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In an unrelated pilot, Kentucky is exploring similarly deploying drones to neighborhoods following reports of gunfire.
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The public deserves to know whether the agency is deploying or planning to deploy this technology.
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Engineers practice deploying InSight's instruments in a lab at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California.
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Deploying broadband in more rural parts of the country is often costly and difficult to do.
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You should read Tarini Parti's analysis on how Trump is deploying this strategy, and its consequences.
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The R35 takes a different tack, by deploying its foils to keep itself in the water.
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We're the largest by far of everybody in that business and we're deploying capital as well.
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And Chinese news media warned that deploying THAAD in South Korea could ignite an arms race.
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Last year the council in Southend, an English seaside town, began deploying Pepper in care homes.
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Operations deals with deploying, securing and managing the containers through their lifecycle using an orchestration tool.
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We do not know if deploying large sums in these new ways will translate into votes.
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Right now, Mexico is violently deploying the National Guard against a caravan of Honduran asylum seekers.
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Syrian government forces, which are backed by Russia, answered the YPG appeal by deploying outside Manbij.
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Even the threat of Fiber's expansion got AT&T and Comcast to start deploying gigabit internet.
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Tokyo will begin deploying the first of its stealth fighters around the end of this year.
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Now, the Electron has shown its both capable of getting to orbit and deploying payloads successfully.
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The company is giving companies deploying autonomous vehicles API access to this data at every stage.
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In response, Israeli forces have beefed up their presence, deploying tanks and soldiers to the border.
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Developers on AppExchange will get to utilize the same AI software in deploying their own apps.
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Duda stressed "in the strongest terms" to reporters Thursday the importance of deploying a peacekeeping mission.
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Deploying Doge, which completes Slackmojis' top 10, can make asking for an annoying favor more palatable.
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Caterpillar is also deploying its financing arm to spur Belt and Road sales, company executives said.
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Artist's concept of Kicksat-2 deploying a small fleet of robotic chipsats into low Earth orbit.
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One would be deploying existing air- and sea-launched cruise missiles to Europe and nearby waters.
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These ISPs struggle with the high capital costs that are involved with deploying the physical infrastructure.
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Militias from the port city of Misrata are deploying to Tripoli to counter the LNA's advance.
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Looking at how Apple is deploying a facial biometric within a wider security system is key.
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Police tweeted they were deploying their civil emergency unit to help patrol officers leave the scene.
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"There are a number of challenges to deploying these measures in the domestic space," Gettinger said.
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Scientists have not really focused however, on the idea of deploying tissue science for food ... yet.
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It will monitor the container for the next year to monitor its performance before deploying another.
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But deploying the same sloppy approach to substantive policy work is a problem for the country.
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Fortunately, Bosch did indicate where it would be deploying its radars: Detroit, San Francisco and Scottsdale.
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Once you have a brand identity system in hand, the next step is deploying it consistently.
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He never failed to answer the call of duty, deploying numerous times over the past decade.
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The military was also deploying an aircraft to send supplies and bring out injured, he said.
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"Facebook/Instagram have been particularly bad about deploying deep learning to combat violent imagery," Leetaru says.
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Deploying multiple warheads on China's strategic missiles gives them better abilities to penetrate US missile defense.
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The poll shows Democrats are split over whether deploying the National Guard will curb illegal immigration.
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But more Republicans support upping border agents, at 83.5 percent, than deploying troops, at 77 percent.
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The goal is to automate the often monotonous work of creating, testing and deploying analytical models.
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And, from the point of view of carrier-deploying navies, things are threatening to get worse.
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The Republican hawk also said it was worth considering deploying nuclear weapons to the Korean Peninsula.
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Deploying these solutions effectively will require a paradigm shift, however, in how we use the internet.
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Chief among those today are Iranian-sponsored forces deploying close to Israel's borders, including within Syria.
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Earlier this year, the United States said Russia further violated the treaty by deploying the missile.
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Beijing has increased its anti-Taiwan military operations dramatically, deploying ships and planes around the island.
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Good intentions are not enough when it comes to deploying AI for those in greatest need.
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Breakthrough Starshot involves deploying small light-propelled vehicles to carry equipment like cameras and communication equipment.
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Still, experts note that North Korea is years away from deploying a reliable long-range missile.
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Deploying almost 30 companies, institutions and universities, it's the largest state-funded digitization project ever undertaken.
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Analysts have questioned whether Trump wants to abrogate New START or would begin deploying other warheads.
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Make no mistake, deploying weapons in space would cross a threshold that cannot be walked back.
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In an interview with George Stephanopoulos in August, McMaster displayed few reservations about deploying military options.
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Or beginning to block ads while we were deploying "pop-ups" that took over user screens.
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The United States is deploying the system in South Korea to protect it from North Korea.
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O'Shaughnessy said the new soldiers deploying to the border will follow the law, including Posse Comitatus.
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Nationalization of 6900G would delay the process of deploying this game changing network in our country.
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China could begin using its newly constructed military installations by deploying more aircraft, vessels and personnel.
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"His son is actually deploying today to help defend our NATO allies in Europe," she said.
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It runs the gamut from multinational companies' deploying enormous dredges to villagers toting shovels and buckets.
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Deploying a driverless car is a clearer target than stopping climate change, but not by much.
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New York is deploying additional utility crews and equipment to help restore power in Puerto Rico.
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Whose responsibility is it when something goes wrong — the person deploying the code or the developer?
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Building and deploying patches is hard work, every bit as delicate and creative as finding vulnerabilities.
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As a result, the Defense Department is deploying its Crisis Response Force in support of CBP.
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It blamed risks in deploying resources and the lack of access and oversight for the withdrawal.
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China was angry at South Korea for deploying an American missile defense system, known as Thaad.
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In the 1980s, oceanographers followed suit, developing carbon dioxide sensors and deploying them across the planet.
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The uppermost option called for deploying 120,000 troops, which would take weeks or months to complete.
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The Bengaluru-based ecommerce company said it will start with deploying 160 vans by 2019-end.
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Airlines that fly the jets are deploying other planes to fill some flights while canceling others.
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"There is zero credibility in offering a moratorium on missiles they are already deploying," he said.
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Depending on the situation, Daenerys deploying her two dragons on the battlefield could easily go wrong.
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"Four Incident Management Assistance Teams are deploying today with another on standby," he said on Twitter.
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DHL this week committed to deploying a total of 1,000 LocusBots from the Massachusetts-based startup.
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Critics have urged the government to hold consultations and formulate a law before deploying the technology.
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As CIO, Beer oversees JPMorgan's tech efforts, which includes deploying over $11 billion in annual spend.
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Of course, none of these deficiencies are preventing the Pentagon from actually deploying the F-35.
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And new efforts like Flying Fish Partners have been busy deploying capital to promising local companies.
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Instead of her trademark silhouette technique, Ms. Walker is deploying a more traditional, full-bodied realism.
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The US assesses that Iran is in the early stages of deploying the S-300 system.
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By the end of the year, Swiftmile anticipates deploying 1,000 of these stations with digital screens.
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Deploying electrical resistivity-detecting instruments on an active volcano can be both dangerous and time consuming.
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The cable also lifts the Obama administration's restriction on deploying landmines outside of the Korean Peninsula.
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AI for social goodXIX is a rare example of a startup deploying AI for social causes.
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The New York Police Department has since been deploying more officers to protect synagogues and yeshivas.
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As part of the pilot, Uber is deploying two types of scooters, both with three wheels.
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Republicans, however, fully weaponized Senate rules by routinely deploying them against President Obama and the Democrats.
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Getting highly skilled people into the department and immediately deploying the skills they bring makes sense.
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Suharto added that further investigation by deploying underwater drones will be required to confirm the findings.
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It was not immediately clear where or what type of forces the Syrian regime is deploying.
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Capacity utilization, a measure of how fully industries are deploying their resources, fell to 77.5 percent.
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He has spoken, alarmingly, about deploying this weaponry against terrorists and about expanding America's nuclear capabilities.
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Lawmakers want to press pause on deploying facial recognition and other biometric technology in public housing.
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Like its competitors, T-Mobile is also deploying high-band spectrum 5G in several big cities.
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Some companies have gone one step further by experimenting with or deploying AI chatbots on Messenger.
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We can win the New Cold War by resurrecting SDI and deploying space-based missile defenses.
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Biden's surprise victory - after spending no money there nor deploying any staff - solidified his big night.
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Or take this moment to embrace richness and depth, deploying lamb and bacon to soothing effect.
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Starting on Saturday, the U.S. would be free to begin testing or deploying its own weapons.
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And it shows how far we can get simply by deploying and tinkering with existing tech.
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That clarity has transferred to his own game, which he is deploying with purpose and pragmatism.
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But the process of deploying these scooters isn't as haphazard as it's made out to be.
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California might actually start deploying significant amounts of solar in the 2010, '15, '1003 time frame.
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Moscow denies deploying active service troops in Ukraine or providing direct military help to the separatists.
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Pretty Little Liars has been teasing the possibility of deploying the evil twin trope for years.
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Russia is deploying what critics call a "floating Chernobyl" to fuel its ambitions in the Arctic.
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The Obama administration criticised Russia when it tested the missile in 2014; deploying it would be provocative.
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Holmes has a set a target of deploying 10 million robots by the end of the decade.
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Erdogan vowed to keep supporting Qatar after his rapid approval of legislation on deploying Turkish troops there.
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Image: NASA/JPL-CaltechInSight team members will finish deploying the seismometer in January and monitor for marsquakes.
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At long last, Morgan began deploying the bots in groups of nine to 12 this past summer.
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There's about 83 others deploying with him and some of them also brought their wives and children.
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About 13 minutes into the mission, Spaceflight will begin deploying the satellites using multiple dispensers and techniques.
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The investment will be focused on deploying fiber in Mexico, Colombia, Brazil and other markets, Hajj said.
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There are also limits on deploying weapons, such as intercontinental ballistic missiles, that could deliver the warheads.
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Schiff's immunity Recently, Trump has renewed his calls for Schiff to be punished, deploying a new tactic.
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SAA cancelled four domestic flights on Tuesday, combining services and deploying bigger aircraft to accommodate affected passengers.
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But again, these are methods companies are already deploying, using them for tasks like tracking employee productivity.
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The terms of the contract could see the U.S. military deploying 100,000 of the company's AR headsets.
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Via will be deploying a fleet of 10 commuter vans in Arlington's downtown region (via The Verge).
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It seems that France will try to allay concerns by deploying more security at its tourist attractions.
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Its expertise is in creating value from technology, not from deploying capital to support loans, he says.
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This week, InSight also celebrated a milestone with a snapshot, taken after deploying a seismometer on Mars.
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But behind-the-scenes, others are acquiring softer human skills and deploying their algorithms to make art.
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The dire situation triggered a coordinated response in deploying patches and firmware fixes throughout the computing industry.
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The units could fail in a crash, resulting in the air bags not deploying, the NHTSA said.
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As a result the opportunities for deploying smaller planes in Europe profitably are becoming fewer in number.
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"We're busy deploying 27 OpenStack clouds — that's more than double the run rate last year," he said.
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One of the ways EyeEm is actually deploying the technology is by launching a new Missions Dashboard.
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Still, polls show Clinton is under performing with millennials, so the campaign is deploying high-profile surrogates.
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Nielsen said her agency was prepared to address any future violence by deploying more U.S. military forces.
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The government is even considering deploying fresh spending of up to 10 trillion yen to spur growth.
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That said, Audi is not as far ahead as other automakers in developing and deploying automated vehicles.
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In other words, the regular trucking business is inextricably linked to the success of deploying autonomous trucks.
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Communist leaders have been especially fond of deploying local residents to keep a lookout on street corners.
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A Kaine aide told reporters Saturday that the Virginia senator's son is deploying to Europe on Monday.
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It's clear, for example, why DHL has already made a point of deploying some of Fetch's machines.
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These include a new guided configuration experience, for example, which moves users from provisioning to deploying clusters.
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Both Sprint and T-Mobile have spent years proclaiming they'd have no problem deploying 5G technology independently.
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It's unlikely Google is deploying these funds to dig back into social media or generate massive returns.
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To start, Hyundai is deploying 150 cars for use with WaiveCar, with availability beginning in early 2017.
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"Deploying something that came together as the result of all these people was very gratifying," Friend says.
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Tesla's Elon Musk recently announced plans to start deploying driverless taxis across the United States next year.
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ASC is still confined to research labs, but there's already talk of deploying it in the field.
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For years, China has battled to curb capital outflows, deploying a series of measures to contain them.
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The difference is between our own resources being deployed against us and us deploying them against ourselves.
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Deploying single strands of RNA is a difficult problem since our body associates them with viral infections.
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"As soon as we see large numbers of bats utilizing that site, that's when we begin deploying."
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The Dallas gunman, Micah Johnson, 25, was killed by police deploying a bomb-carrying robot against him.
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And when we see the poorest countries deploying spyware, it's clear money is no longer a barrier.
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But critics argue the move will reduce transparency over how Trump's administration is deploying its armed forces.
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South Korea has previously resisted deploying a THAAD system to its soil because of opposition from China.
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In addition to TV, they are deploying sophisticated social media campaigns on a wide variety of media.
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Yet this is exactly what deploying additional U.S. troops ever closer to the Russian border will do.
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The federal government, meanwhile, is deploying about 3,000 security officials, Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson said Thursday.
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The agency also is expected to roll out this summer broad guidelines for deploying autonomous vehicle technology.
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The Pentagon will avoid past problems by testing the RKV extensively, in diverse ways, before deploying it.
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President Park Geun-hye is committed to deploying the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) missile system.
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In large part, MBAs get both their worldview and their chops from understanding and deploying financial logic.
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Many South Koreans also fear that deploying the new system might undermine their country's relations with China.
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But for all their progress to date, the job of deploying this critical infrastructure is not done.
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As in his cancer article, he made a debater's case for temerity, in part by deploying temerity.
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He criticized Clinton for deploying a "racist term"—"superpredator"—during the debate over her husband's crime bill.
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The LIFT America Act proposes $40 billion over five years for deploying secure and resilient broadband networks.
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"In regards to facial recognition, WatchGuard will certainly be deploying that technology in the future," he said.
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Project Gluon is an open-source, deep learning project for building, deploying and managing machine learning models.
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If you're deploying with containers, finding that performance issue up until now has been a huge problem.
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Armory's product is designed to eliminate some of the complexity associated with deploying this kind of solution.
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Outside of the U.S., Bird is looking at deploying scooters throughout Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
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Ford: APS-5 is a massive set of equipment placed here to make rapidly deploying units faster.
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The idea, here, of course, is to remove friction from building containers and deploying them to Kubernetes.
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Deploying hundreds of Army troops and cutting economic aid to Central American countries are also being discussed.
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"We are deploying a massive wave of response, and those efforts are already underway," Mr. Scott said.
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Andrew Cuomo promises even greater reductions by deploying offshore wind farms and a suite of energy efficiencies.
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Internet companies are deploying some of the largest armies in corporate America to battle on Capitol Hill.
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But the company is also rapidly raising money to help cover the cost of deploying its constellation.
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For one man in Cyprus, that meant deploying his drone to take his dog for a walk.
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Since acquiring Kiva and deploying its first robots, Amazon has expanded its work force by 300,000 people.
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Deploying the money from this settlement immediately allows us to decisively treat addiction illness and save lives.
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A strategy to divorce it from Mr. Maduro requires deploying policies to address each of those groups.
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They say they have built a prototype, and are in the process of deploying a bigger version.
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He failed to meet his own goal of deploying one million virus testing kits by March 6900.
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The labor movement, in its heyday, could be ruthless about identifying economic chokeholds and deploying political pressure.
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India is taking the first steps towards deploying storage technologies and getting experience of managing the system.
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To help with the evacuations and firefighting, the government announced this weekend that it's deploying the military.
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"We are investigating this issue and will be deploying a software patch soon," a Samsung spokesperson said.
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Outside the U.S. by deploying adversarial tactics, governments are playing right into the hand of the terrorists.
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Deploying smart home technology is one of the more appealing promises of voice control systems like Alexa.
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The United States has accused Russia of violating the landmark 1987 by deploying a banned cruise missile.
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Young servicemen and women sometimes want to marry their girlfriends or boyfriends before deploying on dangerous missions.
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He's deploying the president as a shield against a conservative primary challenger and he's hugging Trump tightly.
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During the war, the government had mobilized American universities, deploying their research on massive arms-development projects.
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The authorities tried to get the capital moving again by clearing debris and deploying hundreds of buses.
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India even suggested deploying an Afro-Asian peacekeeping force between the two Vietnams, in advance of negotiations.
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The legislation would require organizations deploying facial recognition to clearly tell people how they are using it.
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The government eventually handed them arms and security training as well, deploying them as a separate militia.
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As important, Weaver says, Sanders built a huge volunteer base that he is deploying again in 2020.
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Iran could mount a global campaign of terrorist strikes, deploying foreign proxies like Hezbollah for political deniability.
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Still, Republican outside groups have millions in the bank, which they've already been deploying against vulnerable Democrats.
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But the idea of deploying the National Guard to help enforcement along the border is nothing new.
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But defending that boundary and deterring threats to member countries there takes more than just deploying troops.
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Conventional American forces deploying more extensively in this phase are now visible close to the front lines.
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You have to switch on the camera using a lever, which leads to the lens physically deploying.
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After deploying satellites into orbit, the rocket falls back to Earth and is basically out of commission.
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Companies deploying today's state-of-the-art networks are already building out to areas that are profitable.
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It won't commit to fully deploying it among all Cadillac products, let alone all of General Motors.
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Deploying extra staff would take time because they would need to be trained and get security clearance.
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Deploying the new technology more widely in the country's banking system could be the disruptive next step.
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These are both brilliant examples of what India can achieve by deploying technology in a focused way.
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It plans to have a leadership team in place to start deploying capital within the next year.
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Mr. Trump is deploying the salesman tactics he sharpened over several decades in New York real estate.
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The MDA said it was seeking ways to reduce the risks of deploying equipment still under development.
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Bases are also aggressively deploying renewable energy and cutting their electricity and water use with efficiency upgrades.
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Beto O'Rourke and South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg are deploying similar retail traits to dazzle prospective voters.
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But China, which isn't a signatory to the treaty, has been deploying these rockets in massive numbers.
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A decade ago, Mexico declared war on the country's drug cartels, deploying the military to dismantle them.
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Google has been a sleeping giant in business software, deploying its cloud tools mostly to service itself.
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Deploying an expletive, Mr. Rodman warned Mr. Cruz that the businessman would soon dispatch with him as well.
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Offshore projects also offer enormous scale by deploying bigger turbines in larger numbers than is practical on land.
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That leaves Android devices as the most vulnerable, thanks in part to longstanding issues deploying patches through partners.
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Launching profitable ransomware campaigns no longer requires one person to be "good" at creating and deploying complex ransomware.
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Blackburn has echoed national Republicans in accusing Democrats of deploying "mob" tactics ahead of next Tuesday's critical midterms.
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Last year, NASA finally received stunning images of the giant planet after deploying the spacecraft Juno in 2011.
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Specifically, Google Cloud will now support VMware Cloud Foundation, the company's system for deploying and running hybrid clouds.
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The entire process of deploying and securing their crewmate to the stretcher should take less than 10 minutes.
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The existence of Hell, and COIN's role in deploying it, were first reported in April by The Information.
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It has copied a number of its features, fine-tuning them and deploying them even better than Snapchat.
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Outside of Canada, other government entities have entertained the idea of deploying algorithms to deal with social issues.
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The Austrian Red Cross is actively deploying the new Land Rover "Project Hero" vehicles, and trialing the drone.
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So committed is the show to plumbing Roberts's dramatic chops that it all but avoids deploying her laughter.
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Florida has declared a state of emergency, freeing up resources for shelters, evacuations, and deploying National Guard members.
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In fact, the logistical issues around deploying 5G may prove to be more critical than the technical issues.
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With forces from the Assad regime deploying in their old lands, Syrians are afraid to go back home.
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It also enables users to monitor, stage and test their code before deploying it in production, he explained.
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Further deploying this promising technology will require significant coordination among researchers, industry stakeholders and state and federal policymakers.
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Firms are deploying capital for reasons other than efficiency: Microsoft is financing $500m of new housing in Seattle.
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It has begun deploying longer-range surface-to-surface missiles and is acquiring U.S. F-35 strike aircraft.
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Details: Moscow has been deploying its international propaganda arms, the television channel RT and the Sputnik news agency.
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Octo Samurai is both capable of drenching the arena with ink and deploying attacks that sweep large areas.
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In the past, Republican candidates have been justly criticized for deploying racially coded messages around crime and welfare.
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Energy Secretary Rick Perry and other administration officials have also raised the prospect deploying sanctions to block construction.
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There is no point deploying sophisticated security software without also educating employees about security best practices, said Henderson.
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Late last year, the London Electric Vehicle Company began deploying the first fully certified electric taxis in London.
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Potentially the biggest change to the way wars are fought will come from deploying lots of robots simultaneously.
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So far, the players' union and agents have refrained from deploying the "C" word—collusion, that is—publicly.
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Delivery companies and mail services are also testing or deploying electric scooters, three-wheelers and other smaller vehicles.
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But what's happening in Ohio is taking it one step further, deploying a military unit confront the threat.
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Today, deploying to the cloud is a given and you need more to break away from the competition.
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Deploying software in the on-prem world required a team of highly trained professionals and a hefty budget.
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Stefan Thomas of Ripple says that 100 financial institutions worldwide are committed to deploying his firm's blockchain technology.
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NHTSA wants input on a detailed list of questions about the issues surrounding deploying vehicles without human controls.
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Back in 2012, China seized the Scarborough Shoal by deploying powerful coastguard cutters to evict the Philippine navy.
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Effectively deploying talent in the right place at the right time yields the highest competitive advantages for organizations.
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Verizon has focused on deploying 5G nationwide, seeking to expand to more than 30 U.S. cities in 2019.
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And if Olivia isn't ready to turn Mellie over, he'll start deploying nine bombs over nine American cities.
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Across the board energy companies are spending more time and money backing and deploying electric charging technology companies.
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Deploying unpredictabilty every now and then has value, but being seen by your allies as unreliable is dangerous.
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As Vox reported in 2018, there's an entire industry around creating, marketing, and deploying holograms of dead celebrities.
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"They are not deploying their full arsenal of tactics," says Matt Wood of the advocacy group Free Press.
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Williams recommends first trying "gender judo" — or essentially deploying a behavior perceived as masculine in a feminine way.
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But it also means that the payoff for executing the hacks makes it worth deploying those advanced maneuvers.
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"I believe the first step should be some world-scale discussion about" deploying such a laser in space.
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Conventional U.S. forces deploying more extensively in this phase are now visible very close to the front lines.
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Gunn is confident deploying the character in standalone situations, letting him carry the comedic scenes with his squareness.
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They recently discovered a method of deploying large numbers of quadcopters in the same airspace without them colliding.
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The Americans, British, and Russians all have extensive experience in deploying secret forces in psychological and economic warfare.
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They targeted a record 226 companies last year, deploying $65 billion of capital, according to research by Lazard.
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Its driver left affirmed in his belief that companies deploying AI must consider new ethical and safety challenges.
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Its latest video, "Cursing Without Cursing," a supercut of characters deploying fake swears, is charming, light, and fast.
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CNN reported that officials are revising their protocols, adding officers and deploying dogs that can sniff out explosives.
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It is also working on deploying devices in cities such as Dehradun, Ahmedabad, Varanasi, Allahabad, Kanpur and Bhopal.
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And it's deploying 360 cameras to its YouTube spaces so creators can start playing with this new feature.
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This includes making more spectrum available with a focus on connecting and deploying affordable broadband to our communities.
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Desautels feels, however, that responsibility for use of the technology ultimately falls to the actor actually deploying it.
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All of this information is available today because of the connected, sensorized devices we are deploying around us.
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Since deploying Guru, Shopify has seen a five times increase in knowledge-base usage, speeding up critical processes.
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I believe CISOs are tired of deploying additional security products which for the most part have overlapping functionality.
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And, so, it's deploying a strategy of attack, one that combines aggressive rhetoric with playing the victim card.
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Deploying diplomats outside the capital is indispensable to engaging legitimate leaders, designing effective strategies, and demonstrating U.S. resolve.
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The African Union proposed deploying additional troops to South Sudan after recent clashes left hundreds of people dead.
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In recent years, automotive companies have begun deploying smart driving technologies that aid a driver in dangerous situations.
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The office conducts research, development, grants and more aimed at developing and deploying energy efficiency and renewable technology.
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Russia has also held maneuvers here deploying Iskanders, a short-range ballistic missile capable of carrying nuclear warheads.
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Still, analysts have been critical that Target is not moving fast enough in deploying these types of changes.
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In 2013, 19 Arizona firefighters were trapped by a wave of fire and died despite deploying their shelters.
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One Democrat went so far as to accuse Trump of deploying chemical weapons on innocent women and children.
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Adding another deep-pocketed investor to compete for multibillion-dollar deals adds yet another challenge to deploying capital.
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At a subsequent meeting in January, the BOJ stunned markets by deploying negative interest rates while maintaining QQE.
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Disinformation most famously succeeded in early 2014 with the initial obfuscation about deploying Russian forces to seize Crimea.
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A Navy official speaking on condition of anonymity said the ship was deploying to the Indo-Pacific theater.
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Until recently, military operations in space have consisted of deploying platforms in orbit that gather and convey information.
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Denmark is also purchasing the F-35 and is currently considering deploying ships to the Strait of Hormuz.
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So deploying police, intelligently, in these specific areas can have a big impact on fighting crime and violence.
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"New York is deploying additional utility crews and equipment to help restore power in Puerto Rico," Cuomo tweeted.
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The craft is also deploying a Dutch satellite to detect the weak radio signals from the early universe.
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There's not an engineering team on the planet that's doesn't have the goal of deploying their applications faster.
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" Victoria delivers a clever one-liner in between faked stupidity, deploying Paris "Do they sell walls at Walmart?
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" Spin: "Spin is deploying electric scooter programs across American cities and part of this depends on foreign manufacturing.
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The ban, and subsequent permit process, was the result of several startups deploying their electric scooters without permission.
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Those options include increased air strikes, deploying U.S. special operations forces and training Libyan security forces, officials say.
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He asked that the Secret Service stop deploying agents to accompany him, a request that was eventually granted.
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The Houthis reinforced their defensive positions, deploying armored personnel and combat vehicles on the city streets, residents said.
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But deploying a tool that causes serious health problems would be a serious violation of accepted international behavior.
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Oklahoma, deploying a huddle-free, quick-strike offense, scored on five of its six possessions in the half.
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Riot police officers responded by deploying tear gas against protesters who tried unsuccessfully to storm the Legislative Council.
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That's because South Korean journalists trail the North Korean athletes everywhere, deploying high-powered lenses and sharp elbows.
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Edge of Nowhere is also careful about deploying the most effective trick for VR horror: the jump scare.
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The military said it was deploying troops to distribute aid and blankets, as well as sending in medics.
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And the year after deploying troops to Iraq, George W. Bush defeated a war veteran, Democrat John Kerry.
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Chris Christie, is helping Mr. Hugin by broadcasting television commercials and deploying an online campaign criticizing Mr. Menendez.
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Cuellar's allies said he took the race seriously from the start, deploying television, radio, digital and newspaper ads.
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The Army Corps of Engineers was monitoring federal dams, helping with rescues, and deploying pumps and portable barriers.
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Dr. Fauci, who was in the room, clarified that deploying a vaccine was at least a year away.
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Dr. Fauci, who was in the room, clarified that deploying a vaccine was at least a year away.
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Police eventually retreated from the airport, after making arrests outside the airport and deploying pepper spray multiple times.
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To date, the United States has stopped short of fully developing and deploying any banned, intermediate-sized missiles.
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The Republican National Committee is deploying dozens of field staffers to California, New Jersey, New York and Illinois.
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Like its parent company, Audi solved the problem of faulty pollution equipment by deploying software that fooled regulators.
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Even with more advanced launch strategies, deploying thousands of satellites is still a pricey and logistically complicated proposition.
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First, his commanders face less of a taboo in deploying them and so are less likely to object.
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U.S. officials dating back the Obama administration accused Russia of violating the treaty by deploying a banned missile.
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But if Pompeo is to succeed as secretary, he'll have to do better at deploying American soft power.
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Ultimately, Acosta told the panel, Cabinet secretaries are selected by Trump and tasked with deploying his administration's vision.
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Deploying a divide-and-conquer logic, authoritarian regimes portrayed the protesters as foreign enemies with extremist, sectarian agendas.
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And former President George W. Bush repeatedly provided a tax credits, deploying rebate checks of up to $600.
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One of the great challenges of writing historical fiction is deploying the research without calling attention to it.
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American Airlines has already committed to spend $6 million buying and deploying the Analogic CT Connect bag screeners.
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Deploying new uranium-based nuclear reactors would likely happen much more rapidly and at a substantially lower cost.
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A decade ago, when the military began to see weight as a growing problem, it started deploying countermeasures.
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These units have a wide array of responsibilities, ranging from domestic operations to deploying to combat zones downrange.
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It, however, did not rule on deploying women in combat roles, saying a competent authority needed to decide.
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Freely deploying capital to keep the markets flowing is no longer within the Street's power in all circumstances.
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"Tonight, National Guard troops are deploying to support border security missions along the US southwest border," they said.
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In deploying the discourse of invasion and contamination, Trump is at his most contradictory and his most dangerous.
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Unsuccessful efforts to woo Chinese diners have included offering exotic toppings like sea snails and deploying robot waiters.
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The U.S. has repeatedly accused Russia of violating the treaty, including by deploying a nuclear-tipped cruise missile.
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But a decade's worth of research has shown that deploying the army has only deepened the country's crisis.
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Greg Abbott (R) activated the state's entire National Guard, deploying 12,000 Guard members to aide in relief efforts.
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The announcement comes three months after Uber began deploying semi-driverless cars to pick up passengers in Pittsburgh.
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Countries like Germany have proposed reducing reliance on coal, deploying more renewable energy, and financing adaptation to warming.
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"It's a beautiful residence, it's very elegant," Mr. Trump said, deploying one of his highest forms of praise.
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What the Golf is hysterical without deploying a single line of dialogue, communicating its jokes through level design.
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The Daily Stormer has been particularly aggressive in deploying its "troll army" against those with whom it disagrees.
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In 2014, Washington formally accused Moscow of breaching an arms treaty by developing and deploying a prohibited weapon.
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The company said it is assessing the situation and deploying resources to respond to a subsequent oil spill.
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Both authors succeed in deploying modern scholarship to prove the validity, or at least plausibility, of ancient convictions.
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Milley said additional troops had been alerted but a decision had not yet been made on deploying them.
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The Trump administration previously angered congressional Democrats by deploying thousands of troops to help secure the southern border.
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Ignoring these urgent concerns while deploying powerful technologies to government and law enforcement agencies is dangerous and irresponsible.
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But at the moment, only a small fraction of wastewater treatment plants are deploying membrane filters, says Grønbæk.
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The WHO is currently deploying health care workers to manage the outbreak and do surveillance to track it.
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I can comfortably get through an intensive day's use, even while deploying the power-hungry quad-DAC audio system.
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Motivate first deployed pedal assist bikes in San Francisco about one year ago before more broadly deploying the bikes.
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West Sacramento is one of two cities in America where Via is deploying vans to subsidize a bus system.
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Late on Wednesday, military police began deploying to areas affected by the disturbances, images broadcast on local television showed.
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Case in point: Udelv, which announced today a fleet of 10 self-driving delivery vans deploying in Oklahoma City.
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Microsoft recently made a Very Serious Announcement about deploying unused television airwaves to solve the digital divide in America.
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By deploying the tank-killing robot, the team could remain safely behind cover and still eliminate the tank threat.
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Photo: GettyUber has historically gotten an edge on its competition by deploying some unsavory practices—like spying on individuals.
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Deploying an emergency slide in a non-emergency is not only cause for a federal investigation — it's extraordinarily expensive.
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"DHS plans to spend billions of dollars developing and deploying new barriers along the southwest border," the study said.
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But companies like Ant Financial have shown just how useful digital technologies can be in gathering and deploying information.
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Security agencies are also deploying a decidedly low-tech, but perhaps the most user-friendly method available: sniffer dogs.
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And many carriers have announced plans to start deploying 5G components even before the standard is completed in 2020.
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That's what Ellerstein claims the start-up is currently deploying some of its $25 million in private funding on.
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"We're deploying every resource available as we continue to respond to these fires and unprecedented high-winds," Newsom said.
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Will the next president commit to deploying all the resources of the executive branch to rein in Silicon Valley?
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The deploying of the invasive technique marks an expansion of its use to broaden and quicken Trump's deportation crackdown.
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Deploying the year's trendiest insult, the bottom 80% or so of the Angels' roster was a downright dumpster fire.
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However, due to the cost of deploying the technology, only a few thousand cameras are active at a time.
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Only after that can the military talk about deploying interceptor missiles on the islands to fend off possible attacks.
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"M&A clearly is our first preference in terms of deploying the capital that we do have," Lewis said.
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Unfortunately, that hasn't stopped corporations and governments from continuing to plow forward in deploying AI in the real world.
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SEB in Sweden is also deploying a bot, called Amelia (by IPsoft), for service to their 1 million customers.
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The general idea here is to encode the best practices for deploying and managing container-based applications as code.
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"Deploying artificial intelligence tools which would improve reporting and transparency should be the only way forward," Durodie told CNBC.
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As months ticked by, companies began deploying their own patches, doing their best to disguise what they were fixing.
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Diehard jihadists have been mounting a desperate defense of the camp at Baghouz, deploying suicide bombers and car bombs.
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Corporations have gotten good at taking all the money out of the marketplace, but increasingly bad at deploying it.
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Starship, an autonomous delivery robot startup, is deploying its first batch of robots as part of a commercial service.
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Spotters, who work for the producers, are constantly deploying groups of seat fillers from the wings to the seats.
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Sheriff's deputies saw the Cruze and pursued the car, deploying a tire-deflating device that successfully flattened its tires.
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But his death and the country's loss are reminders that Americans are still serving in and deploying to Afghanistan.
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Nearly an hour later, the second stage restarted successfully for a quick burn before deploying the Jason-3 satellite.
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Diagram: Dropbox Diagram: Dropbox The company is deploying the custom proxy stack across its US data centers starting today.
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There's not much need for S - PE is about selling expensive capital, deploying assets under management and monetizing results.
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Once this backlog has been processed, future employees deploying to Afghanistan will receive the OSM after their respective rotation.
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None of them responded to my repeated requests to comment on the matter of funding, building, or deploying malware.
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But in part, also, by deploying powerful tools that are newly at our disposal — genetics, epidemiology, computational analysis, biochemistry.
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They maximize defenses by deploying more police and counterterrorism officials, managing borders, and hardening targets as much as practicable.
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After deploying, a swarm of potentially dozens of the Perdix robots connect via radio datalink—and pursue their objective.
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo cautioned allies on Monday against deploying equipment from Chinese telecoms giant Huawei Technologies.
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Sprint is also in the process of deploying three-channel carrier aggregation to further boost network speeds and capacity.
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He emulated Trump throughout the campaign, even deploying a "Drain the Swamp" pledge, except for Harrisburg instead of Washington.
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Unlike when deploying conventional troops, which requires congressional approval, starting a nuclear war is solely in the president's hands.
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Normally used for 10K preparation - I'm deploying it to power me through three days of beer at the seaside.
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We view further operational difficulties in deploying its new investment platform as a key risk to future earnings recovery.
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"We are not going to keep deploying capital to lose money," she said, in a quote repeated by Zarlenga.
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Optimus Ride is also deploying vehicles at Paradise Valley Estates, a private 80-acre gated community in Fairfield, Calif.
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For example, Acorn Financial Services is deploying its junior staff to provide financial coaching for clients' college-age children.
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Other ventures like SpaceX and OneWeb are deploying massive constellations to serve the planet with internet and IoT communications.
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He also says Samsung needs to reconsider deploying Tizen in phones before doing a major overhaul of the code.
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Some argue the bank is already deploying something close to 'copter cash by sucking up so many government bonds.
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Snapchat surprised everyone this morning by deploying a vending machine that sells Spectacles right along the beach in Venice.
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Their current behavior is deeply damaging to real cases of sexual abuse, not the ones they're deploying against Kavanaugh.
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In this decades-spanning tale, deploying controversial "de-aging" technology, Scorsese reflects on what it means to grow old.
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Turkish support for Syrian security forces has included training police officers who began deploying in the region in January.
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Under the Trump administration, the United States further accused Russia of deploying the banned cruise missile system in 2017.
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Iraqi security sources told Reuters that Iran-backed militias were deploying snipers against protesters in this month's deadly protests.
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It was a direct response to the United States deploying its military on the ground in someone else's neighborhood.
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Banning presidents from deploying military forces inside the District of Columbia without congressional consent would be an excellent start.
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If the latter criteria meets our threshold of deploying forces, then the menu of possible staging areas expands exponentially.
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But he also carefully sidestepped questions asking him to rule out deploying such a search engine in the future.
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But the effort fell short of the 60 votes needed to change the rules without deploying the nuclear option.
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That means less money for deploying sensors or even to pay for boats and crews to monitor the shorelines.
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These measures could include deploying additional Patriot interceptors in Poland to defend against Russian tactical ballistic and cruise missiles.
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High valuations might help to keep up returns but it will also ensure deploying capital is a difficult affair.
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After deploying a parachute, the spacecraft has to almost perfectly fire "retrorockets" seconds before the lander hits the ground.
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Are Democrats willing to take the blame for North Korea deploying nuclear weapons that could hit the United States?
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But Trump's sole justification for deploying US troops to Syria, taken at face-value, have conflicted with the Pentagon's.
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Philip Lane, the chief economist and a former academic, may find himself deploying a powerful hand on the tiller.
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"The Washington Times" wrote a great article about how we are not deploying our troops properly, our agents properly.
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It can't be a stretch to accuse the Republican president of deploying the most elemental of Republican political tactics.
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Satellite images indicate the airport has expanded in ways that indicate it is deploying small aircraft, the newspaper reported.
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And companies deploying dockless scooters or autonomous vehicles have no easy way to access the rules of the road.
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New Orleans can compound defensive discomfort by deploying Davis, who is arguably the best roll guy in the league.
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JUMP is also interested in deploying its bikes in Europe, where it hopes to be by spring of 2019.
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While deploying the appliance quickly is a goal, it's really about getting the containers into production faster, he said.
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There are no weak links, with each cast member deploying jokes like the best dart players in a bar.
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South Korea and the United States began deploying the THAAD system in March and it has since become operational.
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"When we talk about deploying [the system] in a real-world environment, it's a very big challenge," says Gandhi.
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Deploying the deduction against New York's state and local income taxes would have produced savings of another $150 million.
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While these practices declined with the Cold War's end, Mr. Duterte would not be alone in deploying them since.
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In short, Mr. Bloomberg has been and is deploying his massive resources for good motives harnessed to good sense.
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Its rival Uber is roping in NFL players too, deploying them as drivers for its new food delivery efforts.
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It would start by deploying a pair of swimmers to quickly search the ship's hull at the water line.
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Technology companies are deploying artificial intelligence across massive data sets to advance understanding of Parkinson's, Alzheimer's and other diseases.
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It is unclear when the machines will enter production or whether any customers are already interested in deploying them.
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And Wyoming is trying to woo people born there back home by deploying recruiters to help them find jobs.
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But technology is an instrument, and its success depends wholly on the human beings designing, deploying, and operating it.
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Israel is deploying spy technology to track patients, after an emergency regulation was pushed through without approval by parliament.
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In politics, it means not deploying one's institutional prerogatives to the hilt, even if it's legal to do so.
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The government is also deploying hundreds of thousands of health workers across the country to stop the deadly outbreak.
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Instead, Russia has all but openly violated the deal by deploying what American officials say is a prohibited missile.
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The contingency plans at many police departments include reallocating staff, deploying trainees and retirees and curtailing some service calls.
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It would demand an extraordinary coordinated effort of not just deploying tests but training a workforce to do them.
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My father knew how to chat to them, deploying a friendly smile that said he wasn't worth bothering with.
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"The city is committed to promoting the policies and deploying the resources necessary to keep our young people safe."
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McBride's plunge visually echoes that heartbreaking picture, although, after spinning around and deploying his parachute, he manages to land.
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But hedge funds, major banks and private equity firms are already deploying next-generation technologies to gain an edge.
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The CENI pushed the election date back by seven more days last week due to delays deploying voting materials.
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None of this is to say that funding projects to protect natural ecosystems or deploying clean energy are bad.
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Deploying some of the oldest trains in the world, the subway has been plagued by an increase in breakdowns.
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To address the issue, BP is deploying aerial drones and high-tech cameras that can detect invisible gas clouds.
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What's more, the billions in investments it's made in developing and deploying renewable energy are nothing to sneeze at.
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The U.S. is now deploying thousands of troops to the Middle East as officials brace for potential fallout. 21923.
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But for banks, asset managers and trading firms, deploying cutting edge software can be time-consuming, tedious — and expensive.
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On Wednesday the company introduced a tool that's designed to simplify the process of deploying AI in business applications.
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Dish would face all of the same problems Sprint has with deploying 5G, and few of the same resources.
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Ford is adding another city to the list of places it's going to be deploying self-driving vehicles: Austin.
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After successfully deploying the first two of its three rovers, the small robots will take readings and conduct experiments.
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AT&T and Verizon are—at the moment—deploying millimeter wave (mmWave) 53G service, which delivers significantly faster speeds.
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An alternative to deploying its own nukes might be to sell some to ISIS's willing buyers and willing users.
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"Deploying surface-to-air missiles on our territory is completely within the scope of our sovereign rights," he said.
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But it also stints on deploying actual marginalized viewpoints, and treats the ones it does deploy as, eh, whatever.
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OneWeb is launching satellites to provide global coverage, and is hoping to get started deploying its constellation in January.
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Museveni said security is being beefed up and law enforcement is deploying technology to identify and apprehend criminals swiftly.
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Britain is deploying extra patrol boats to help deal with the situation, the interior minister said earlier this week.
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Her goal: to help maintain existing nuclear plants and open the way for developing and deploying innovative reactor technologies.
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The United States has repeatedly accused Russia of violating the treaty, including by deploying a nuclear-tipped cruise missile.
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Companies should be deploying all of their Employee Assistance Program services to provide emotional support and counseling for employees.
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They're deploying AI and predictive analytics to try to prevent students from falling through the cracks of the system.
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" Even the threat of deploying the U.S. military in Venezuela is unbelievable to many lawmakers on Capitol Hill. "What?
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The groom served six years in the Texas Army National Guard, deploying to Baghdad as a field artillery officer.
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Meanwhile, the province committed to deploying its Emergency Medical Assistance Team (EMAT), consisting of nurses, nurse practitioners and social workers.
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Microsoft is using it's using previous experience deploying white spaces projects in 17 different countries to execute its ambitious plans.
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Washington charges that Russia has violated the INF Treaty by deploying the ground-launched Novator 9M5003 nuclear-capable cruise missile.
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But Lime, in particular, is increasingly deploying more customised vehicles that are more robust and have a longer battery life.
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It involved deploying additional forces to Russia's far east and a naval build-up involving its Northern and Pacific fleets.
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Since deploying the Missed Scan Detection cameras in stores two years ago, Walmart told Business Insider shrink rates have declined.
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While deploying every single option might be overkill, you can pick and choose a combo of options that suit you.
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And this could see councils back deploying gritters on the road to spread sand - effectively a sunscreen for the surface.
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The program is run by AWS Product Adoptions, a team that tests AWS products internally before deploying them more widely.
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And if Russia does proceed with deploying a new generation of medium-range nuclear missiles, NATO will have to respond.
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Unilever and Nestlé are also deploying their hefty marketing budgets to persuade customers to trade up to more expensive brands.
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I have a good idea where the Good Lord will be deploying his talents – probably playing shortstop for Zechariah's team.
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One conceivable scenario involves foreign spies deploying the devices around government offices to collect intelligence, though that's far from confirmed.
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As a matter of standard practice, Capital One changes all default settings, including credentials, prior to deploying third party software.
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Both the Los Angeles and the Miami international airports said they were deploying additional resources in light of the attack.
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She expects the company will reach a tipping point at which deploying new satellites will no longer be worth it.
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In February, Spin officially entered the electric scooter space after first deploying stationless bikes in South San Francisco and Seattle.
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On the Democratic side, Hillary Clinton is deploying the mayor of New York City to knock on doors in Iowa.
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The White House says it's deploying a missile defense system to South Korea to protect against threats from the North.
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To accomplish this balancing act, border agencies — and the security companies that supply them — are deploying smarter technology as well.
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Critics have accused the company of deploying scare tactics, circulating stripped-down screenshots of Google Search like the one below.
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Deploying GM mosquitoes will cost money, and poor countries with finite health budgets need to be sure they'll see results.
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Deploying capital for acquisitions seems tougher now that larger rivals have gobbled up Brazil's last available takeover targets, he said.
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In the US Virgin Islands, officials said they are prioritizing safety and security, deploying military police through National Guard partners.
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The INF treaty permanently bans both countries from deploying ground-launched missiles with ranges of between 500 and 5,500 kilometres.
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"We are at the bleeding edge — deploying 3D dense reconstruction and point cloud deep learning on mobile devices," said Huber.
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He added that Mark Donegan, the chief executive of Precision Castparts, would be among those deploying Berkshire's capital through acquisitions.
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We need to be deploying what we know and learning more about what we don't know at the same time.
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Police launched a search through the foothills above Red Butte Garden, deploying armored vehicles and sniper teams in the area.
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In addition, they have put it to use internally by deploying it to provide tech support for their 15,000 employees.
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The U.S. Senate just took the next step to creating a national standard for testing and deploying self-driving cars.
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Scoot, the electric moped company that first launched in San Francisco, is deploying two new modes of transportation in Barcelona.
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In order: Lunar Flashlight; Cube sat deploying over the Moon; NEA Scout; Artist's concept of SLS launch Open kinja-labs.com
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As it falls, the lander slows to about twice the speed of sound in the atmosphere before deploying its parachutes.
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To help with the mobile payment scheme, Visa will also be deploying 4,000 NFC-capable POS terminals around Olympic venues.
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Nyantakyi shot Peters twice in the abdomen after deploying the stun gun, only one prong of which attached, Durham said.
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Apple may be deploying tactics we more often see in political discourse, but that doesn't mean that it's just propaganda.
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"American Horror Story: Cult" delivered an episode even crazier than usual, deploying a Nazi police officer and an incestuous threesome.
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"Working with pure software and dropping it onto a platform gives us a lot of speed in deploying," he said.
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Auto DevOps aims to take all the grunt work out of setting up CI/CD pipelines and deploying to containers.
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No matter who is deploying it—be it a good guy or a bad one—malware is destructive and malicious.
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Uber, for example, predicted at its Elevate conference last month that it would begin deploying its system, UberAIR, in 2023.
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In the face of rising global temperatures, deploying technologies to change Earth's climate has gone from thought experiment to reality.
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Google today announced the next version of Kubernetes, its open source orchestration service for deploying, scaling and managing software containers.
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Perhaps the pledge could include never deploying his company's financial might to steer the nation's political process for corporate gain.
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In a recent survey, UBS found that the airline industry could save up to $35 billion by deploying pilotless planes.
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Bill Cassidy (R-La.) told VICE News, though he wants to do everything possible to avoid deploying Trump's nuclear option.
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To thwart sophisticated hackers, payment networks have been rapidly deploying dynamic technologies like tokenization, end-to-end encryption and biometrics.
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The latest weapon in the arsenal of central banks — deploying negative interest rates — represents a major escalation with dangerous consequences.
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Moeti said 362 contacts had been traced of those who had fallen sick - a necessary precursor to deploying the vaccines.
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Tech executives have long said they're deploying cutting-edge AI and automated content moderation systems to keep this from happening.
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Publicly, Klinsmann has preached on and on about the virtues of attacking soccer while deploying the opposite on the field.
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DLR is not the only aerospace organization interested in deploying service satellites for repairing and removing damaged or defunct spacecraft.
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There's nothing flashy about Her Story, but it's ruthlessly effective in deploying its aesthetic, and it helps the story land.
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But deploying a fiscal boost would not be costless, with Britain's public-debt-to-GDP ratio already running at 84%.
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These companies are harnessing every conceivable data stream and deploying the results to shape how employees relate to each other.
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Deploying troops to our own border for no national security reason is one of the biggest scandals of this Presidency.
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But they are leaving the country in droves after earning their degrees, deploying their knowledge and skills outside of America.
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Under him is the new Office of Continuous Improvement, an office of about five employees responsible for deploying the strategy.
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The novel offers a premonition of this disruption in its early pages, deploying a famous example from the classical tradition.
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In deploying a huge asset-buying program back then, the BOJ pledged to hit the price goal in two years.
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Even deploying soldiers to the border in nonmilitary roles can be justified to assist immigration agents overwhelmed by asylum seekers.
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A strategic goal in 2020, Post said, is improving the staffing for state legislative campaigns -- including deploying field organizers earlier.
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If they hold an exercise deploying more than 13,000 troops, they must also invite other OSCE countries to send observers.
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"Trump is deploying a strategy, used by autocrats, designed to completely disorient public perception," Podesta wrote in The Washington Post.
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The United States is now deploying THAAD in South Korea in response to North Korea's ballistic missile and nuclear tests.
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So the idea of deploying wireless using Verizon as the carrier, right, you're starting with the best— DAVID FABER: Network.
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Governments will probably need to be more proactive in deploying nuclear power, which is virtually carbon-free, many experts say.
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But the show is expert in deploying the slogan-driven speech of self-help as a tool of passive aggression.
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Deploying American natural gas in the global market isn't simply about trade, but also about bringing competition to anemic economies.
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He has started deploying fundraising emails to some success and built a microsite to argue that Hillary Clinton is dishonest.
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The gap includes finding anti-surface mode for existing surface-to-air systems and deploying long-range anti-ship defenses.
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Taking away NREPP in its current form could make the task of finding and deploying effective programs that much harder.
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Police departments across the United States are also deploying data-driven risk-assessment tools in "predictive policing" crime prevention efforts.
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Most insidiously, we still don't know what the greater implications are of deploying facial recognition searches on a large scale.
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On Wednesday, the Pentagon announced a one-star Army general is deploying to Puerto Rico to oversee the recovery efforts.
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Indonesia began deploying a chain of German-built buoys less than a year after the Indian Ocean tsunami of Dec.
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Developers don't know much about deploying and systems administrators don't know much about how the code is supposed to work.
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Twelve players is an embarrassment of depth in the postseason, and the Raptors care little for convention when deploying them.
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If you go to the root of the problem, consumers using your application don't really care how you're deploying it.
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For the past few months, President Trump has been making increasingly explicit threats about deploying nuclear warheads against North Korea.
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While it's not an OpenStack company, it believes the appliance will appeal to companies looking at deploying in OpenStack environments.
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But there are worse plans than deploying as many like-sized athletes as they can when Mozgov needs to rest.
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The new approach was deploying counterinsurgency tactics with a larger American force on the ground that was led by Gen.
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At Army Prepositioned Stocks-5, soldiers keep a massive set of equipment ready so rapidly deploying units can move faster.Sgt.
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The team stormed the library after deploying a "diversionary device," according to the press release, and no one was injured.
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After Iran's announcement on the nuclear deal, the Pentagon said it's deploying an additional 1,000 troops to the Middle East.
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Second, a state of emergency can cut through red tape and streamline the process of obtaining and deploying necessary aid.
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That awful thing isn't that somebody in Riyadh, deploying the cold logic of raison d'état, chose to kill an enemy.
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The best American response, he added, would be "to find new and innovative methods" of deploying ships outside their range.
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"They told us that they were deploying the National Guard," said Melvin Ochoa, 28, carrying his 20-month-old daughter.
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It has played an integral role in defeating ISIS in Syria — without even deploying a significant amount of ground troops.
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Earlier this year, U.S. supermarket chain Giant Eagle announced plans to begin a pilot program deploying Tally in select stores.
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Dealing with the world's thousands of existing coal plants means either retiring them early or deploying carbon capture and storage.
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Xi, deploying pomp and flattery during the president's visit last year, knows how to get Trump where he wants him.
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Hospital officials have countered that they need flexibility in deploying their workers and should not be bound by rigid ratios.
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Stoltenberg on Friday dismissed Russia's offer of a moratorium as "not credible," because Russia has been deploying missiles for years.
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Mexico also agreed to take stronger measures including deploying militarized National Guard forces on its southern border beginning on Monday.
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PPL can be more efficient when deploying people to deal with outages as a result of smart meters, she said.
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Silicon Valley firms are not immune to this, even while deploying the fear of missing innovation as a sales tactic.
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The San Francisco company took its autonomous vehicles to Arizona in 230, deploying more than 100 on roads around Phoenix.
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Mexican officials have said they are deploying a cordon of security forces across southern Mexico to help control illegal migration.
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Andrew Cuomo is deploying the National Guard to New Rochelle, a coronavirus hot spot just north of New York City.
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"You can manifest your reality," she tells Alison, deploying that especially West Coast blend of New Age and self-help.
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"Turncoat" explores his treason as part of a far broader crisis, deploying fresh evidence to contest traditional interpretations of events.
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ICE immediately escalated the situation at LaSalle, deploying guards in riot gear to pepper spray the people demanding their release.
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Trump is deploying 953,200 United States troops to the southern border and said he may deploy 5,000 or 10,000 more.
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In the late 21625s the USSR began secretly deploying land-based nuclear-armed SS-2900 missiles against Europe and Japan.
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In 2014, Amazon started deploying shelf-carrying robots, which automated the job of walking through the warehouse to retrieve goods.
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Although China is far from alone in deploying industrial policy, it stands out for the sheer scale of its efforts.
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As Trump has repeatedly noted, Mexico has helped the US on immigration by deploying thousands of troops to thwart migrants.
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But McConnell at the same lunch was able to derail Romney's momentum by deploying his favorite tactic: invoking Senate process.
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Other recent actions by Moscow include quietly deploying mercenaries and political advisers to several countries, including the Central African Republic.
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Put simply, Democrats can't win running the kinds of campaigns and deploying the kinds of tactics that succeed for Republicans.
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The U.S. has accused Russia of deploying such weapons as recently as February, but Russia denies it violated the treaty.
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NYC Emergency Management said the city had 234,000 tons of rock salt on hand and was deploying 693 salt spreaders.
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Markiewicz said several other financial institutions around the world are trialing the technology or are in discussions about deploying it.
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Beyond Nevada and South Carolina, the campaign is also deploying resources to the Super Tuesday states that vote March 3.
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