In all, the NYPD deploys more than 15,000 body cameras.
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The officer deploys a stun gun before shooting Peters twice.
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Then a parachute deploys, and the heat shield falls away.
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It then automatically deploys new commits on Amazon Web Services.
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The largely American, multicast ensemble deploys varyingly confident British accents.
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The production is less successful when it deploys obvious imagery.
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Miovision also deploys a permanent traffic monitoring system called Traffic Link.
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The company then deploys and runs your code on a server.
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Then, it deploys its modernization teams around those goals, Bergh said.
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How the new conservative majority deploys its power won't go unnoticed.
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For this show, she deploys forms utilized by the pharmaceutical industry.
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Wiener deploys this strategy liberally, with adroit specificity and arch timing.
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Microsoft deploys its best and brightest to announce new things on Wednesday!
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France deploys extra security The French Interior Ministry classified the England vs.
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Clinton can expect a similar retort if she deploys the same tactic.
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It also deploys "sharp power" to manipulate other societies, often through misinformation.
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It then deploys a twofold strategy meant to preclude future judicial setbacks.
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Notably, the NWS's website deploys Flash for its Enhanced Radar Image Loop.
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Sometimes Morris deploys a simplicity that is almost too much for me.
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Against Russian opposition leaders, the Kremlin deploys such tactics all the time.
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Slightly higher, pitchwise, is the lilting whine that he deploys for derision.
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In terms of formation, Simeone usually deploys a classic 4-4-2.
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To that end, Sportsradar deploys 40 analysts and 80 full-time staffers.
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Bieber's version of R&B deploys a couple of recurring musical frameworks.
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He deploys gratitude against his enemies and critics to embarrass and shame.
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The U.S. military rarely deploys anywhere now without a contingent of contractors.
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Facebook, for example, deploys machine learning to spot potential terrorist logos in videos.
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The system deploys from the aft ends of special sub-hunting surface ships.
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Once the company deploys Espresa, it has to decide which services are subsidized.
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It currently deploys five CS100s (pictured) from Zurich to two dozen European cities.
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She deploys similar putdowns in dealing with macho pugilists on the world stage.
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Its parachute deploys, but the package still thuds when it hits the ground.
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Abbott deploys Saturday with the Navy to help build a runway in Alaska.
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" At one point, she deploys a Trumpian nickname for the president: "Twitter Fingers.
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It also deploys ad-like sidebar messages that encourage the user to subscribe.
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There's a certain bait-and-switch that Pretty Little Liars deploys quite frequently.
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Facebook is pulling out the big guns it deploys against fast-growing upstarts.
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Why not something that only deploys when the phone is in danger, then?
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Often, a lander deploys the legs it will land on during this phase.
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What happens when China deploys a complete army of fully autonomous killer tanks?
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He rarely appears on TV. But when he does, he deploys Trumpian hyperbole.
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Lyft deploys its pink-wheeled bikes and rebrands Ford GoBike as Bay Wheels
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But underneath the tale, Johannsson sparingly deploys nearly comically portentous analog synth dollops.
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Sattouf deploys a springy black line and a striking palette of creamy pastels.
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And empowerment isn't something she deploys sporadically: It's baked into her entire proposition.
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Amazon now deploys at least thirty thousand of them in its fulfillment centers.
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She also deploys her own authority as a Liberian-born American with precision.
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The army itself does not comment on the number of troops it deploys.
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Yet every time he deploys it, he erodes his and America's global standing.
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He has range and rasp that he deploys with just the right measure.
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Part of Succession's emotional turn also comes from the way it deploys laughs.
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Groeseneken has a powerful voice, but she deploys it carefully, so there's that.
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"Pegasus silently deploys invisible software on the target device," the company's early pitch read.
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It deploys armies of orange-clad volunteers to man phones and knock on doors.
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The film deploys a few twists to show just how alone they've always been.
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" Public Enemy's "Night of the Living Baseheads" deploys a chopped guitar squeal from "Fame.
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The methods that Neckles deploys to represent this house and its contents are legion.
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He deploys a country twang earned growing up spending summers in the rural South.
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He deploys it in small amounts to intensify a bowl of hominy in broth.
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He deploys members of his team of 16 lawyers to question grand jury witnesses.
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Through its various programs, the fund deploys grants, loans, loan guarantees, and equity investments.
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The commission deploys federal armed police and paramilitary forces to safeguard the election process.
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But the company still deploys some 10,000 human reviewers to monitor videos, Downs said.
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It's also that the criminal justice system deploys officers in a way that's racially biased.
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Instead, Kate deploys her fiancé Toby (Chris Sullivan) to help out her lost little brother.
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This is how Midnight Diner deploys its most powerful storytelling tool: the sense of place.
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Last is the dragsail, in which a cubesat deploys a huge sail like a parachute.
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Pakistan deploys a force of around 10,000 soldiers to guard the corridor against militant attacks.
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Astronaut Buzz Aldrin deploys scientific equipment on the moon, while Neil Armstrong takes the picture.
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No country that deploys industrial-scale state surveillance has ever remained a rights-respecting democracy.
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Trump, meanwhile, sported the usual frown he deploys when he isn't sure what's going on.
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The government also deploys armed militias known as "colectivos" to intimidate and beat up protestors.
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Shareholders may occasionally grumble that Amazon always deploys all the capital it generates into expansion.
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While the left regularly deploys intolerance, its members accuse the right of doing the same.
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China already deploys AI techniques like facial recognition to monitor its population in real time.
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Barrier Shield – Brigitte deploys a frontal energy barrier to absorb a limited amount of damage.
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The tests were designed to ensure the parachute deploys at the right time, every time.
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Mr. Snyder, for his part, deploys signifiers of importance without having anything much to say.
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The Navy uses them to ward off pirates, while the Army deploys them at checkpoints.
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A NATO-led force deploys in the shattered country to secure implementation of the deal.
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But satire and outrage are easier approaches than the tact and empathy Ms. Akhavan deploys.
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As the city's army of lawyers and bureaucrats deploys elsewhere, many government offices slow down.
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That stage was about creating a little box that deploys this very fine wraparound string.
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Every decade, the U.S. deploys networks based on the next generation of mobile data standards.
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Oluo deploys this format to follow the by-no-means parallel lines of his parentage.
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Now, this trip is cutting into the already limited time we have before he deploys.
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Like many Spaniards, she deploys the phrase puta madre —roughly analogous to "motherfucker"—with alacrity.
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Yet to many linguists, Trump stands out for how often he deploys these conversational tics.
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Whether the stock's recent rebound continues could rest on how wisely the drugmaker deploys that money.
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Fitch expects RWA to continue to rise moderately as HSBC deploys liquidity and seeks revenue growth.
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Today, the Koch network deploys money and staff on the scale of a major political party.
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It is not uncommon for couples to get married before the service member deploys, Teach explains.
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The film deploys archival footage to examines the representation of the "other" during the colonial period.
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"If and when THAAD deploys, we can expect some serious economic and security countermeasures," Delury said.
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In Germany, Lufthansa already deploys its low-cost carrier, Eurowings to the Americas, Thailand and Mauritius.
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The company says it deploys bank-level encryption and strong authentication protocols to keep data secure.
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Their works deploys a type of neural network known as a generative adversarial network, or GAN.
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The first is an upgrade of its original scooter that the company deploys in San Francisco.
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It deploys just eight planes and has a modest market share of 16% in Tbilisi Airport.
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At best, they're years away—if they end up being something that Facebook deploys at all.
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Grofers also deploys a shopper at some kiranas, who is notified of orders on his smartphone.
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Once again, Ford deploys its excellent 53-liter EcoBoost V6 for propulsion duty making 375 horsepower.
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Then Apple deploys "dictation mode," its text-to-speech translator, in the new language, Acero said.
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The Department of Homeland Security deploys it to screen air travelers and keep tabs on immigrants.
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But even if Pornhub deploys this technology in an ethical way, its existence should be concerning.
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His esoteric topic at times clashes with the clunky colloquialisms Skaife deploys when talking about himself.
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Simonyan often deploys sardonic humor to bat away allegations from Western governments about her broadcaster's impartiality.
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It deploys them with the same precision and inventiveness that Bobby Axelrod applies to his trades.
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Google said it would eventually expand the program out to other cities where it deploys fiber.
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He deploys his usual methods, which range from Facebook stalking to trapping people in Plexiglas cages.
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Another option, known as Aegis Ashore, is similar to what Japan already deploys aboard naval destroyers.
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And he's not content to be hemmed in; now and then, he deploys a rock band.
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As DHS deploys reinforcements to the border, it's also urged Congress to find a legislative solution.
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The production deploys them with wit and efficiency, while retaining an endearing air of ramshackle spontaneity.
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His voice has a bellow mode, which he deploys mostly with irony—mock-bravado or command.
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In relating all this, Wolitzer deploys a calm, seamless humor not found in her previous novels.
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Solnit typically deploys history in the service of the present, and her memoir is no exception.
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And she deploys it with delicacy and feeling through the full range of the character's moods.
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Dulac skillfully deploys the film's technical possibilities, such as speeding up the frame, or multiplying images.
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The U.S. deploys nearly 7,000 service members under the program, according to the U.S. European Command.
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Washington deploys aircraft, warships and more than 30,000 military personnel at bases in the GCC countries.
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Myst deploys about half of its 20-person team to conduct research and development in Silicon Valley.
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But theoretically, whichever country deploys it first will have the most say in the direction it takes.
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The same thing happens to another guy, who squeals, "What's that smell?!" after the fart spray deploys.
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The resolution feels perfunctory; Ms Tokarczuk deploys a trick that will be familiar to Agatha Christie fans.
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What gives him away are the comic cadences of his speech, which he deploys as self-defense.
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For example, Google doesn't rely on one innovation strategy, it deploys several to weave an innovation ecosystem.
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It doesn't explode and instead deploys sharp blades, hitting targets "like a speeding anvil" from the sky.
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Ultimate ability: Supercharger Deploys a stationary device that increases allies' damage by 50 percent for 15 seconds.
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The U.S. deploys about 28,500 troops in South Korea as deterrence against potential aggression from North Korea.
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The company makes a smart connected wearable airbag that automatically deploys when it senses an unavoidable fall.
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Sonically, the show is full of invention, with a live Foley artist who deploys gurgles and squeaks.
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The operational staff monitors that data and deploys cleaning staff to any location that isn't rated highly.
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When it comes to the music's Theme and Variations, Balanchine deploys his eight principals in unbroken sequence.
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The Egyptian Air Force also deploys the aircraft while India and Qatar currently have planes on order.
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GQS is one of Citadel's businesses that deploys capital from its multi-strategy funds, said the source.
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Users may also grow uncomfortable if Microsoft deploys their data elsewhere and could stop using the service.
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He is still working hard here, as is clear from the sheer range of styles he deploys.
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Lenin (who will soon move the Russian capital to Moscow) deploys murder and terror to keep power.
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"Grand Hotel," which deploys what feels like a city-size ensemble, is similarly perfumed in divine decadence.
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For candidates who earn lower grades, the group deploys a range of blunt-force methods against them.
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Across this network the company recruits software developers, builds software engineers and deploys teams of software engineers.
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She deploys it to target the Sept of Baelor and wipes out the entire class of Sparrows.
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Still, it's easy to see why the way the left deploys its influence feels, to some, inquisitorial.
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It deploys machine learning to improve its systems via the data and video that the phone collects.
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The agency deploys about 425 staff in Yemen, including in Hodeida, Saada, Taiz and Aden, she said.
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The department deploys federal cyber experts on the ground in states to assess systems and make recommendations.
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The picture's single saving grace is Chase's co-star Dreyfuss, who deploys all of his considerable charisma.
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The government deploys many portable toilets, but the slightest rainstorm can send sewage cascading into the river.
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And the same could arguably said of this gaggle of robots that law enforcement deploys around the world.
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Nearly every U.S. unit that deploys to South Korea will at one point be sent here for training.
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The key to Uber's long-term success may lie in how the company deploys its mountain of cash.
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Schindler uses General Electric's Predix platform, the system the U.S. industrial giant also deploys to monitor jet engines.
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Falkor is an oceanographic research vessel operated by the Schmidt Ocean Institute that deploys remotely operated vehicles (ROVs).
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He deploys stories and arguments to win over the audience on specific points, rather than on grand issues.
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According to former employees, MedCure deploys a temperature-controlled truck to carry body parts between the five facilities.
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As Apple deploys stronger and more advanced security protections, it's not clear law enforcement groups can keep up.
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She is a fully certified Six Sigma Black Belt, and applies that discipline to every initiative she deploys.
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The capsule carrying the passengers deploys a series of parachutes to slow its fall and touch down gently.
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Made In Space, a Mountain View-based company founded in 2010, develops and deploys in-space manufacturing technologies.
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Sakkanmol missile base is one of the facilities where North Korea deploys its mass produced systems, he said.
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Joseph Aucoin, as well as multiple reviews of the way the Navy trains, maintains and deploys its fleet.
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But the dyspeptic persona Mr. Black deploys in his full-length act is less in-your-face intense.
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But the Air Force maintains that it always deploys its aircraft deliberately and with a specific strategic purpose.
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The demagogy that Mr. Trump deploys didn't come out of nowhere, but was encouraged by the Republican leadership.
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The abstractions that Louis deploys can flatten out novelistic texture, rendering invisible any details that they can't accommodate.
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While most developers use collectibles as padding, Nintendo deploys them as a carrot for exploration and unique challenges.
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While Baidu deploys DuerOS to get home appliances talking, it has doubled down on smart vehicles with Apollo.
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If the Trump administration deploys the additional troops to Afghanistan without an announcement, it will follow a pattern.
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In Melbourne, for example, the transit system deploys plainclothes officers to inspect tickets randomly at stops and stations.
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Ms. Waller-Bridge deploys an ace stand-up's sense of timing to plumb this most profound of paradoxes.
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However, O'Toole deploys her literary skills in the service of a history both familiar and rather old-fashioned.
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Which makes you wonder about the President's favorite insults, which he deploys over and over again on Twitter.
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His talent is rooted in the distressed way he deploys his voice — soft-focus, faded at the edges.
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But the warp-speed juxtapositions that 100 gecs deploys move their music past hybrid into something genuinely recombinant.
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SpaceX deploys each flat-packed stack of 60 satellites at once, yet very slowly rotates it in microgravity.
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These costs often aren't negotiated in a contract but are incurred as the city deploys resources as needed.
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Amazon says it deploys advanced algorithms designed to sniff out descriptions that could hint at the banned ingredient.
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The Pentagon owns around 150 gliders and deploys them from research ships, warships, and vessels of allied countries.
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Unlike some others, Mr. Sanders deploys his not for showmanship, but on behalf of veterans or striking phone workers.
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It controls your heart beat, keeps organs functioning, deploys immune cells to fight invaders and more, all at once.
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Each robot is not itself very intelligent, but they are controlled as a collective that deploys their abilities intelligently.
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When the airbag deploys, the nails go flying into the police officer's face and things get super gross. Ouch.
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On his website and in web ads, Buttigieg readily deploys startup rhetoric, inspirational but also individualistic and clear-eyed.
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When Big Tech deploys AI to tweak a social feed and maximize scrolling time, users often can't tell, either.
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As a hardware provider, Huawei needs to be able to deploy software the same way Apple deploys iOS updates.
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BlueRun deploys $3 million to $5 million at a time and up to $15 million in a company's lifespan.
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The Chicago PD and New York PD confirmed in official statements to Mashable that neither police force deploys drones.
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Twitter deploys a more multifaceted approach to content moderation than simply allowing accounts to stay online or banning then.
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The throwbacks it deploys aren't just fanservice—they're ways of bringing the franchise back to its pure horror roots.
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He played the guitar like Stephen Curry shoots threes, like Chef Morimoto uses knives, like Donald Trump deploys lies.
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The question of whether Trump deploys the royal we correctly will be left as an exercise to the reader.
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It is no secret that China often deploys unfair tactics to gain an upper hand in the global economy.
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Facebook emphasized that that newly uncovered flaws involve only a few of the more than 220 metrics Facebook deploys.
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Kinane's a master of the pitter-patter refrain, which he deploys to develop a consistent rhythm throughout his act.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin said Wednesday that Moscow will target the U.S. if it deploys nuclear missiles in Europe.
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Cut Off the Head... Though the United States deploys no troops in the Cartel War, its influence is significant.
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To fight it, Yelp deploys an "Active Cleanup Alert," in which their support team flags and removes fraudulent reviews.
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The crew capsule then deploys a trio of parachutes, which enable it to gradually lower itself to the ground.
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Where information is scant or nonexistent, he deploys elegant workarounds that evoke a vivid sense of time and place.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In a painting from 1989, Nicolas Carone deploys airy zigzags of luminous beige.
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But just how many liberties can an artist or entertainer take when he or she deploys a biographical subject?
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Normally, Strand embarks on these missions himself, or deploys one of his experienced colleagues at Black Hills Information Security.
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Forcing crisis after crisis is a tactic, one that the Trump administration deploys on fronts both foreign and domestic.
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Forcing crisis after crisis is a tactic, one that the Trump administration deploys on fronts both foreign and domestic.
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The countertop device deploys six ingredient pods, and users can choose from 2662 different recipes available on the app.
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Significantly the court also ordered the government to make public all orders on internet shutdown, which India frequently deploys.
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The court also ordered the Indian government to make public all orders on internet shutdowns, which it frequently deploys.
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There is sad music, which is to say music that deploys lyrical or musical motifs meant to connote misery.
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The way he hopes to do it is by using a parachute-like antenna that deploys once in space.
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Once the Atlas V deploys the Starliner tomorrow, the capsule will ignite its own engines and climb into orbit.
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The rocket deploys the satellite before eventually falling back to Earth, burning up in the sky like a meteor.
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Regarding the New START treaty, Moscow deploys over 150 nuclear weapons above this treaty's ceilings, according to current figures.
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The country deploys about 21,000 square km (77,220 square miles) of plastic mulch, an area the size of Belarus.
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Today, the women's lobby deploys a faulty logic: In cases where men are better off than women, that's injustice.
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Additionally, Steam deploys a form of public shaming, branding accounts as VAC banned, which others players can easily view.
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The helicopter appears to level out and as the pilot deploys floatation devices as he gets close to the water.
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In it, Ms. Mulvey deploys psychoanalysis to identify, interpret and condemn the patriarchal misogyny and homophobia in the movies' marrow.
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When the vehicle reaches about seven miles above the surface, the lander deploys a supersonic parachute to slow even further.
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And then he deploys the Peace Warriors — students who have dedicated themselves to easing the violence that pervades their world.
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YouTube deploys a system known as Content ID to identify and remove straightforward violations involving copyrighted television, film, and music.
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Darktrace deploys this technology in a number of environments, including cloud, so-called internet of things and industrial control systems.
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Foster acquires the same kind of growing powers that Ant-Man uses, which he deploys under the name Black Goliath.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: zozi009Have you seen that viral video of an Amazon blimp that deploys delivery drones?
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The scientists discuss the devastating global environmental impact that would occur when a country deploys more than 100 nuclear weapons.
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Getting serious about the Russian threat likely means that the United States needs more nuclear warheads than it currently deploys.
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The Kremlin deploys armies of "trolls" to fight on its behalf in Western comment sections and Twitter feeds (see article).
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The TSA also oversees the Federal Air Marshal Service, which deploys armed U.S. air marshals on flights across the world.
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" Note the skill with which Berthier deploys the personal touch: "You don't fight for ideas but for your loved ones.
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Because it deploys anti jewish stereotypes in its attacks on Israel, even if those critiques about state violence are legit.
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If there is a conflict where North Korea deploys many of its deadly weapons, what happens when the dust settles?
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One deploys quantum-resistant ciphers, which are ways to encrypt messages using current computers but without involving hidden subgroup problems.
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That's why Google deploys human analysts from its fraud and spam team to flag businesses that misrepresent themselves on Maps.
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As Gbaja-Biamila noted, the league still deploys three-technique defensive tackles who line up on the guard's outside shoulder.
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As China deploys more planes and ships to challenge American dominance in the region, such encounters may become more frequent.
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The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department even deploys an ice cream truck emblazoned with "Operation Polar Cops" on warm days.
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He deploys, for example, a clever thought experiment to underscore how far humans have come in creating a global civilization.
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In fact, the more Trump deploys hostile invective, the more he makes such language acceptable to the public at large.
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Additionally, the court ordered India&aposs government to make public its orders on internet shutdowns, which the government deploys often.
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Offill deploys a lot of sometimes ironic, sometimes plaintive factoids about subjects like the animal world, prepping and Eastern religion.
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Then Koviem deploys AI technology that uses spatial referencing to determine your measurements "with high precision," according to Koviem's website.
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Antoinette and Stephen get saddled with a third detective, a fatuous, patronizing showboater whom French deploys to delicious comic effect.
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After Fernando deploys I'm busy with work and taking care of my stepson, Teddy, a kinetic and fun-loving toddler.
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No Kid Hungry: Deploys funds to ensure access to free meals continues for children in need, especially with schools closed.
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Jason Yates's interdisciplinary project deploys kitsch and abstraction to grapple with the social legacies and the lived present of Detroit.
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The U.S. Army also deploys its own Apache attack helicopters, and have been observed supporting Afghan troops in places like Kunduz.
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The Russian government deploys its own disruptors on social media to spread misinformation, albeit it appears in a more manual fashion.
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Until every other carrier deploys SHAKEN/STIR and links their systems together, it will be impossible to identify every legitimate call.
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The hospital now deploys it routinely and the number of children who die there from pneumonia has fallen by three-quarters.
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About 10 minutes after one satellite deploys, it will automatically open up its solar arrays to get energy from the Sun.
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When Swiftmile deploys in Austin, the plan is to start with 10 stations, which comes out to about 80 parking slips.
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Almond deploys these skills in his essay collection, Bad Stories, only this time, the "letter writer" is America post-November 2016.
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It then deploys a fleet of small Fiat vehicles and scooters to ferry the pizzas out in a more efficient manner.
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No one alive deploys three-quarters of a billion dollars in capital for a flat return over a multi-year period.
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As a performer, he deploys every tool in the dramatist's kit, including his face, his body and his tone of voice.
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Instead of relying on fancy electronic equipment and testosterone to interact with ghosts, the group again deploys a friendly, empathetic approach.
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This protein deploys a catch-bond mechanism that allows it to stick to sugar structures on the surface of a cell.
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When Sarah Silverman deploys her heckler-handling skills to tell the Bernie or Bust crowd, "You're being ridiculous," Twitter blows up.
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The facility deploys 173,500 heliostat mirrors spread over 3,500 acres, focusing solar energy on boilers located atop three solar power towers.
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She also asked the faithful to keep her son, a Marine who deploys overseas Monday, and his fiancé in their prayers.
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The NYS is the state agency that trains young people and deploys them to projects ranging from construction to traffic control.
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Alexander Skarsgård expertly deploys a menacing smile, baring his teeth as if a rabid dog on the verge of an attack.
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Over time, though, our civic obsession with resistance, and how one deploys it for personal design, has taken an unsightly form.
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Even as it deploys National Guard troops to the border, the administration is trying to push Congress to change those laws.
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Conceived by Philip Frenzel, a German engineering student, this specialized case deploys springy, spider-like legs as it starts to fall.
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I have no idea how safe it is, but the District Department of Transportation deploys it under Environmental Protection Agency oversight.
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As China deploys more of its military to the Spratlys, other countries are getting nervous and building up their own islands.
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The art market, as an example, deploys DP to combat fakes and forgeries of the world's greatest paintings, drawings and sculptures.
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Her palette can be divided into warm and cool colors, dark and light hues, which she deploys to strong dramatic effect.
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In a similar vein, Predata, which deploys algorithms to predict geopolitical volatility, raised just over $3 million in a July round.
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This social enterprise designs and deploys innovative solutions to create affordable access to safe drinking water in underserved areas of India.
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Joseph Aucoin, as well as multiple reviews of the way the Navy trains, maintains and deploys its fleet that's stretched thin.
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The language she deploys is carefully chosen to frame abortion as murder—an act that spills the blood of preborn children.
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The Awami League routinely deploys the judiciary and the police against its political opponents and any dissenting voices in civil society.
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The airline deploys other types of aircraft on several of these routes as well as A380s with older Singapore suites aboard.
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Saturday, June 30: Australian help arrives Australia also deploys a team of six experts from its national police's Specialist Response Group.
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The United States also currently deploys 28503,22019 nuclear gravity bombs and 528 nuclear-armed cruise missiles that are delivered by aircraft.
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Once inside, the vehicle's air-cannon system deploys, launching tiny probes that measure critical data, from temperature and moisture to pressure.
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My Crisis Diplomacy course deploys the Council on Foreign Relations Model Diplomacy package to simulate meetings of the National Security Council.
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China, on the other hand, is moving quickly to develop 5G, and whoever deploys it first will be at an advantage.
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But inside, Blazkowicz is broken, and the whisper-y tone Bloom deploys conveys a complicated man trying to find their way.
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The new bill would expand a Homeland Security Department program that deploys special agents to investigate visas and monitor for fraud.
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AGRICULTURE Corporate agriculture deploys an array of high-tech tools including sophisticated weather modeling, soil sensors, genetic seed breeding and drones.
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Polite and precise Golden Age Christmas carol revivalism from Ingrid Michaelson, who is a better singer the less affect she deploys.
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What Stevens brings to the now-familiar form is an incisive wit that, more often than not, she deploys against herself.
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It takes a big picture view of all the aforementioned skills and smartly deploys them to engage with businesses and customers.
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The DSS deploys its special agents to almost 300 embassies and consulates globally, in addition to facilities in the United States.
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It deploys specialized trading strategies to capture arbitrage profits by buying and selling large amounts of E.T.F. shares using its own capital.
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It's a rational move for Facebook trying to shape the rules for the new field, given its own Oculus deploys motion technologies.
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Another case in point is Tencent's news aggregator Tiantian Kuaibao, which deploys deep learning to recommend content based on readers' past preferences.
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In Venezuela, in theory, there are no subsidies; in practice the ruling party deploys unlimited state money and resources in its campaigns.
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It deploys some wonky narrative tricks that expose a debt to A Nightmare on Elm Street, and it barely mentions Bill Murray.
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Burkina Faso, which has just experienced back-to-back military coups, deploys roughly a quarter of its army on peacekeeping missions annually.
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Just like on phones, we have our own over-the-air update service that deploys updates through Google's global data center network.
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With an annual budget of over $2000 million, it now deploys four helicopters, two airplanes and 0.43 inspectors covering 20.4 square miles.
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After re-entering Earth's atmosphere from space, the cargo capsule deploys parachutes in order to safely touch down in the Pacific Ocean.
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It would similarly be accurate to say that China's future growth will depend on how well it develops and deploys new technologies.
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If she's the quintessential normal politician, then Trump is the ultimate anti-politician, the prankster who deploys derision to destroy the system.
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Mr. Nice's Shave Ice is a local boutique shave ice thing that deploys a small fleet of trucks around LA every summer.
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But for $50,000 to $100,000 Gecko deploys robots to do the work of human inspectors, saving time and money in the process.
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You could envision a scenario where Uber deploys freshly-charged bikes and scooters to areas where other vehicles are low on juice.
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The way Degas or Manet might depict a Japanese screen to great painterly effect, Tissot deploys curving necklines, feathers, muslin, and silks.
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But no other country systematically deploys intelligence services and state resources on a massive scale to dope, bribe and cheat in sports.
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It deploys the pathetic fallacy promiscuously, dipping heartwarming scenes in honeyed light, and turning on the rain spigot during a fraught confrontation.
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One of the best novels about America in recent years is Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's "Americanah," which deploys the Jamesian formula in reverse.
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Abbott told the San Antonio radio station KTSA that Texas would increase the number of troops it deploys by 300 each week.
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A design for a smartphone case that deploys airbag-like bumpers if you drop it on the ground is blowing minds online.
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She deploys stream-of-consciousness, enjambment, disjointed fragments and irregular line breaks to convey the experiences of four Londoners to devastating effect.
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If not, he's lucky, since the wiles Anne deploys to keep her boy at her side are the stuff of Oedipal nightmares.
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Hence Muslims and Mexicans and Mullahs and trade manipulators and all the other menaces to America that the leader deploys as needed.
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A hacker group that deploys the "Maze" ransomware claimed to have locked up devices on Chubb's network during March, the website BleepingComputer.
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We took a look at what specifically is behind Apple's security woes: specifically, vulnerabilities related to how iOS deploys iMessage and Safari.
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The People's Armed Police Force is the 1.5 million-member paramilitary force the government regularly deploys to quell protests within its borders.
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The Petrel carries two onboard robotic vehicles which it deploys to plumb nautical depths as much as three miles below the surface.
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NanoRacks has multiple services on board the ISS, including a system which deploys small satellites from one of the modules on board.
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"Skull Island" is adept at goosing you; it deploys action-movie feints and horror-film frights capably amid its clichés and deaths.
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Since getting engaged in July, Pence says her family has been buzzing about her upcoming wedding, scheduled before Bond deploys in 22019.
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Pelosi deploys what she calls her "mother of five" voice on our tantrum-prone president, perhaps in an effort to reparent him.
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Because, at the same time, we know that video deploys a language that is much more common for people to relate to.
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A younger artist, Kenny Rivero, deploys the comic book iconography ironically in his painting "Gotham City Screams, Issue #4, Page 12" (2016).
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With Cheryl Blossom (Madelaine Petsch) fully in the Farm's thrall, Betty deploys Miss Bombshell's girlfriend Toni (Vanessa Morgan), as a secret double agent.
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Scenario S3 also assumes that California deploys staggering amounts of CCS technology for gas and builds lots of high-speed rail — both uncertain.
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"Flex deploys like SaaS, but because it's built on top of APIs, you can reach in and change how Flex works," he said.
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Michael Martin, who commands the US Air Force's 4503th Special Operations Wing, which trains and deploys the combat controllers on special operations missions.
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"Say Facebook deploys that [algorithm] and assuming Facebook gets around 350 million images a day, that's a LOT of misidentified images," says Rao.
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Because like so many of these comedies, especially those on streaming platforms, Russian Doll deploys them in the cliffhanging cadence of genre fare.
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The U.S. Navy is currently undergoing a review of how it trains, maintains, and deploys fleets in light of the recent deadly collisions.
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In many episodes she builds and deploys devices to help solve the case—a radar system, a long-range camera, a smart watch.
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Currently, South Korea deploys U.S.-produced Patriot missile defense systems, which have a limited capability and are insufficient to protect the entire country.
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Steve Cousins is founder and CEO of Savioke, which develops and deploys autonomous robots that work in human environments to improve people's lives.
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Ride is currently the only shared electric scooter operator in all of Brazil, but that will soon change when Yellow deploys its scooters.
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"Mysterious group deploys 'caravan' of illegal aliens headed for U.S. border," warned Frontpage Mag, a site run by David Horowitz, a conservative commentator.
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It is also a day to thank their families, who often sacrifice every bit as much as the man or woman who deploys.
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"So Nike deploys rarity [by introducing a collaboration on limited release], and if someone can't afford that pair, they still want something close."
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Indemnis Parachute for DJI Drones straps onto DJI's large drones and features a launcher that deploys a parachute when sensors detect flight anomalies.
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How secure a user's account actually will be depends on the specifics of how Instagram deploys its new form of two-factor authentication.
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And the Chinese government is working to curb profligate spending on unnecessary infrastructure projects domestically — which could impact how it deploys capital abroad.
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The US Army, for instance, deploys Combat Support Hospitals, mobile hospitals housed in tents and expandable containers, to provide care in combat settings.
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To find the samples, the CCF has a scat detection program that deploys scat-sniffing dogs to find cheetah scat in the field.
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One big difference between the two eras, say Patch employees, is that the new Patch is more thoughtful about where it deploys resources.
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He deploys his booming voice as a weapon, especially on the outstanding "Homesick," where he pivots quickly from burly to lovelorn and back.
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Partly because, instead of contending with great ideas, it deploys them as if they were toy soldiers or characters in a video game.
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A spokesman declined to say how many moderators TikTok deploys, and would only say that the number has grown over the past year.
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Miller's new novel, "Now We Shall Be Entirely Free," seems bent on defying convention and expectations, and deploys the Mantel magic only intermittently.
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The NYS is a state agency that trains young people and deploys them to work on projects ranging from construction to traffic control.
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"Mysterious group deploys 'caravan' of illegal aliens headed for U.S. border," warned Frontpage Mag, a site run by David Horowitz, a conservative commentator.
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Similar programs could serve as a check against China's malign influence if the United States deploys them in countries vulnerable to CCP coercion.
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Just as Little deploys his Taser for the first time, Blount appears to smash Ward's head into the top of the car door.
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But North Korea has told the United Nations to cut the number of its staff it deploys in the country for aid programmes.
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As small cell, or better known as 5G, broadband technology deploys, the communications infrastructure will be in place to better support wireless communications.
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This falls to staff like Daniel Miller-Dempsey, a family services coordinator who deploys to hospitals to meet with the kin of potential donors.
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Another major initiative from Nielsen was the expansion of its national television ratings panel, which deploys electronic devices to track minute-by-minute viewing.
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Amazon periodically deploys cash to its business in India, the most recent infusion being around $315 million from its international arm six months ago.
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Oddly enough, he deploys his perch as columnist to remind Silicon Valley of its origins from government funding and reprimand it for being uncooperative.
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She has the power to switch bodies with people she touches, but she mainly deploys it to create sexual tension between her and David.
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If you have a large structure that deploys too fast, you're going to be left with a big old mess of wires and rods.
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That the film deploys Terrence's Blanchard's slightly generic but passable orchestral score almost to the point of overkill doesn't do it any favors either.
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Most airbag inflators use oxidizers in the propellant that deploys the bag, which leads them to be classified as hazardous waste, the EPA said.
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As for Neurable's game, it relies not solely on brain activity but also deploys eye-tracking technology to see where a player is looking.
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The company deploys a trading simulation to colleges and universities, identifies top trading talent, then takes a placement fee from banks and hedge funds.
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During the descent to the surface, the shield will protect the lander from heating up before InSight deploys its parachutes to slow its fall.
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The Mobike service deploys GPS-enabled bikes across cities which can be picked up and rented by users who have the company's mobile app.
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Wildlife Services, which deploys the devices, is an arm of the U.S. Department of Agriculture that targets animals considered nuisances to farms and ranches.
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This Federal Law Enforcement Agency recruits, trains, and deploys America's elite agents into the world's harshest environments to combat cartels and disrupt their operations.
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Designed to take six passengers and two pilots to the edge of space Once at 50,20143 feet, SpaceShipTwo deploys and ignites its rocket engine.
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A none-too-subtle critique of military dictatorship, the work deploys the bright colours of advertising billboards to expose American complicity in authoritarian repression.
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Takata-made airbag inflaters can explode with too much force when the airbag deploys in a crash, sending shrapnel shooting into a vehicle's cabin.
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The rocket portion of the vehicle reignites its engines to land upright on solid ground, while the capsule deploys parachutes to slow its fall.
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The problem of racial profiling expands from the personal to the systemic as Governor John Royce of Michigan deploys officers to round up Muslims.
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Journalists and transparency advocates say the White House curbs routine disclosure of information and deploys its own media to evade scrutiny by the press.
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In San Francisco, a team of equity investors deploys data analysis to study the language that a chief executive uses during an earnings call.
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In the event Latchel's on-demand team of vetted handypeople cannot troubleshoot the issue, Latchel deploys one of the 53,25+ contractors on its platform.
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Trump deploys his doctrine of extreme force extremely, whether it's in a Twitter beef with Robert DeNiro or in geopolitics with Kim Jong-un.
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Adopting a formal commitment to how AT&T deploys its precious capital is likely the most important step in restoring shareholder credibility and confidence.
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If there are scholarships, most of graduate education is not ... we actually ... 2U deploys quite a few scholarships to track different groups of students.
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He has repeatedly tried to sow discord between the Democratic Party's Jewish voters and those Muslim representatives, even as he deploys anti-Semitic tropes.
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Lining him up everywhere from the slot to the backfield, Carolina deploys McCaffrey much as New Orleans uses its versatile running back, Alvin Kamara.
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Mr. Aster didn't invent the techniques he deploys to create his unsettling effects, but he also swerves away from the clichés of the genre.
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She deploys less flamboyant vocal approaches, and works with producers from a wide range of perspectives, including Nineteen85, Blood Orange, DJ Mustard and Skrillex.
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For interactive viewing, Amazon deploys its X-Ray feature, which overlays videos with additional information in real-time such as live statistics during games.
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She just as easily deploys the slipstream whimsy of Herbie Hancock, the earthy sweep of McCoy Tyner and the swarming agitation of Cecil Taylor.
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The book is composed of scores of short sections, like shards, in which Ms Machado deploys every literary trick and trope in the canon.
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But Cannold deploys him haphazardly onstage, like a mouse in a maze; whenever he builds up a righteous rage, he's forced to scuttle away.
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Russia's September "Vostok" drills will involve up to 300,000 troops, just as Moscow deploys its largest naval formation in several years to the Mediterranean.
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Rensource's micro-utility model deploys power clusters — made up of solar-panels, batteries and a power management system — adjacent to markets and commercial hubs.
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That has many Hollywood executives convinced that Amazon could become a real rival to Netflix if it deploys its resources in the right way.
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Beyond that, the commission also deploys about 75,000 videographers and almost as many photographers, who record any wrongdoing at the polling booths during voting.
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Once McDowel's on the ground, the officer instructs him to get on his stomach, but the NFL player refuses ... so the cop deploys his taser.
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Automatic license plate reader cameras are controversial enough when law enforcement deploys them, given that they can create a panopticon of transit throughout a city.
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The real star of the T8, however is its new Magical AI Beautification feature, which deploys Meitu's selfie software directly from the default camera app.
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His Ultimate ability deploys a fast-moving tire that you steer around until it explodes, either on your command or after a timer runs out.
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Premise Data deploys network contributors who collect data from 30+ countries on everything from specific food/beverage consumption to materials used in a specific geography.
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It deploys the conventions of survivalist and militaristic action films to criticise not just Brazil's current leadership, but all those in power with authoritarian tendencies.
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Hillsdale College is a small, conservative university, which prides itself on not receiving federal funding and deploys Sean Hannity to advertise its Constitution 101 courses.
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Once the rocket deploys InSight, the satellites — MarCO-A and MarCO-B — will break away, too, and follow the lander all the way to Mars.
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The details of Cruise's training program are important because the company is expected to dramatically increase the number of autonomous vehicles it deploys this year.
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This ensures that before a developer deploys an app for production, they first have to contact Ticketmaster to ask for an increase in their quota.
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While Tenaglia deploys a repeated form in a number of other works, there is nothing else like the enameled copper of "Untitled" in the exhibition.
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There is no framework for overseeing a company's actions in space; once a vehicle deploys from a rocket into orbit, that's where federal jurisdiction ends.
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It also operates in Washington, D.C. Skip currently uses modified e-scooters for its fleet and deploys "Rangers" to charge the scooters throughout a city.
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But once she's hired, she happily deploys any and all of her multiple personalities to achieve something that looks a lot like democratic political bargaining.
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"We have a presidential candidate who deploys insults and unapologetic lies to consolidate his power," said PEN President Andrew Solomon during the gala's opening speech.
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The Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter will send weather updates to the mission team in the days before, allowing the team to change when the parachute deploys.
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I acquire the talent, and Joe deploys the talent, and sometimes you'll have disagreements on players' capabilities that I've acquired or strategies that he's employing.
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It deploys robots alongside humans to speed up the cooking process, and operates delivery trucks with ovens programmed to make pies en route to customers.
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So if the sustainer is going Mach 2 sideways and deploys a parachute, the parachute is going to come out and rip through the body.
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"IT" A red balloon, a monstrous circus freak and a sewer drain: These are the symbols that the "It" trailer deploys to spine-chilling effect.
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For me, it isn't enough that a book deploys Shakespeare, and even cites "King Lear" and "A Midsummer Night's Dream" fluently, as "Station Eleven" did.
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Mr. Biden proclaimed he felt at home with the crowd, liberally sprinkling his comments with the mild profanity that he often deploys at political rallies.
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And it might demand more than the 2000 inspectors the International Atomic Energy Agency now deploys to assess the nuclear facilities of nearly 22014 countries.
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The Icelandic actor Ingvar Sigurdsson deploys mercurial energy in the title role, and the Indian dancer and choreographer Shantala Shivalingappa makes a radiant, delicate Solveig.
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She's responsible for raising the billions of dollars that the firm deploys and forging relationships with outside investors, who are referred to as limited partners.
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As the Air Force of 2036 deploys its new high-tech robots, lasers and missiles, it might also struggle to keep aging airplanes flying safely.
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"White Bird" offers forceful storytelling — realism with well-timed supernatural touches — and deploys basic comics techniques like evolving three-panel close-ups to dramatic effect.
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Blount pulls Ward's head away from car before appearing to slam it into the top of the driver's door, just as Little deploys the Taser.
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"You making a fake profile out of the SSN," he explains, in the same matter-of-fact tick-tock style he deploys in his songs.
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Six of the those aboard were assigned to the Marine Raiders, an elite special operations force that deploys to Afghanistan and Iraq, among other countries.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In whatever one does, one deploys or proffers or expresses or articulates or displays both conscious and unconscious style.
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When he deploys a rubber floor mat, in "(Greaseproof) Floor Mat-Hide" (2015), he folds it and lets its manipulated bulk sit on the floor.
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In her drawings, paintings, sculptures, and installations at Marian Goodman in Paris, Annette Messager deploys an iconography of anti-patriarchal anger rooted in the female body.
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The NATO-led military coalition deploys advisers to the base to train and assist Afghan forces but coalition officials said no foreign troops had been hurt.
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Otherwise, higher boulders might strike the main body of the craft as it deploys its 1-metre arm to collect a sample, a JAXA statement says.
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Facebook uses artificial intelligence to spot text that advocates for terrorism or terrorist groups, and deploys image-recognition technology to identify terror-related photos or memes.
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"If the U.S. deploys missiles in this part of the world, at the doorstep of China, China will be forced to take countermeasures," Fu told reporters.
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A People's Liberation Army tank officer wields a pistol atop a tank as an armored convoy deploys at a major intersection in eastern Beijing, June 5.
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The US currently deploys 3,000 US troops to Poland on a rotating basis, and Poland has long been pushing for a larger and permanent US presence.
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You know it has to be good when Google just deploys it to its public website and app for a difficult process like Chinese to English.
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And the improvements touch numerous parts of the system, from how it deploys encryption to how settings are organized and applications are quarantined from each other.
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The closest thing UIA has to a rival, Motor Sich Airlines, deploys a small fleet of rusting Soviet planes with an average age of 39 years.
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Bigelow Aerospace — the Las Vegas-based company manufacturing space habitats — is starting a spinoff venture aimed at managing any modules that the company deploys into space.
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Barbara Iyayi is the chief growth officer and managing director of Africa for Element, which deploys AI-powered mobile biometrics software to develop digital platforms globally.
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That's why technology developers also should be testing for fairness, potential biases and ethical implementation before a product hits the market or deploys into the enterprise.
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Once the rocket reaches space, the fairing breaks into two pieces, each of which deploys a parachute-like material known as a parafoil to slow down.
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All around us the mountain slopes were red, rocky and barren—no wonder that NASA regularly deploys expeditions to this desert to replicate conditions on Mars.
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Bruenig was, to say the least, not happy with my description: This is a good example of the slipperiness in the way Bruenig deploys this argument.
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It deploys self-learning technology to help companies make sense of a dizzying amount of data gathered from sensors embedded on industrial equipment around the world.
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Unless this administration, or certainly the next one, deploys a strong domestic and global strategy to counterbalance China, our economic and national security will be imperiled.
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If elected, Mr. Trump vows to "open up" American libel laws, making it easier to sue reporters — a weapon of intimidation he deploys liberally in business.
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But the issue at stake in Bolivia was what should happen, in extremis, when an elected president deploys the power of the state against the constitution.
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First, I'll simply say that Director Mueller controls all aspects of the investigation, the investigative direction he deploys, and utilizes his resources as he sees fit.
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To stop water wastage, the New York City Department of Environmental Protection deploys a team of teenagers to inform New Yorkers about the dangers of it.
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The New Shepard rocket is designed to reignite its engine and land upright on the ground, while the capsule deploys three parachutes to slow its decent.
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The same brutal approach he deploys against drug offenders is considered necessary — and effective — in dealing with a savage terrorist enemy that's attempting to create chaos.
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Ken Harbaugh, a former Navy pilot who started an organization that deploys service members to disaster areas, explains why he is a candidate in northeastern Ohio.
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That this production never deploys real physical blows in recreating life in the ring is by no means to say that it doesn't pack a punch.
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Although he often deploys the hallmarks of rigid abstraction and geometry, his photography reveals a familiar and almost contagious delight in the incidental forms of nature.
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It's particularly diabolical (and an aesthetic joy) whenever Miami deploys action that allows Ellington to sprint off a screen and directly into a dribble hand off.
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For funds investing beyond the accelerator phase (SOSV, for instance, deploys 75 percent of funds post-accelerator), co-location also allows for in-depth due diligence.
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When it's near your home, the trike deploys the delivery bot, which takes the food the rest of the way, sending a notification when it's arrived.
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Spade is also wary about joining in, until Lautner deploys his trump card: He'll give Spade Taylor Swift's cell phone number in exchange for his participation.
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He frequently deploys his one-liners with such a straight face, with such characteristic crustiness, that it takes a while for his audience to catch on.
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Delphine is a tough sort of role to get right, but the actor Phoebe Tonkin deploys the character's sexuality with the discipline of a martial artist.
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He can, at times, sound like one of Thomas Bernhard's pessimists, but Faldbakken deploys a mild, noncaustic humor that was not prominent in Bernhard's chemistry kit.
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And USAReally's website deploys the same divisive content Russian trolls circulated then, down to their conspiratorial tone and telltale grammatical errors ("Rabid Squirrels Is Terrorizing Florida").
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But Ms. Close deploys the declarative physical vocabulary of silent-movie acting to convey a genuine grandeur of spirit and an equally outsize force of will.
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In many respects, Dr. Siebel represents a new type of retiree, the professional who, late in life, deploys his or her training in some new way.
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But part of A Short Hike's brilliance is how it deploys juuuust enough structure to push you along, while continually disrupting whatever plans you originally had.
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The system deploys based on the judgement of seven sensors and an algorithm, which must distinguish between run-of-the-mill hurtling and a true crash.
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But as Secretary of Defense James Mattis deploys an additional 3,0003 troops with few details beyond destroying "the terrorist hub," one thing has changed: the Taliban.
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Iran has since put serious resources into advancing its own hacking, though it deploys them more for espionage and mass disruption than Stuxnet-like surgical strikes.
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If I were to be discharged, my position would be empty, and someone else would need to be quickly trained to replace me before the unit deploys.
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Like Lil Wayne in his Dedication mixtape era or Barter 6 Young Thug, Hus deploys his voice as an instrument, rolling his 'R's', bringing in new phrases.
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In surveillance footage obtained by TMZ Sports, you can see McDowell get physical with the cop ... even after the officer deploys his taser on the NFL player.
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With the ParaZero SafeAir product, a drone is fitted with a capsule containing a parachute that's effective at very low altitudes and deploys in under a second.
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Its popularity has, however, gone hand in hand with its reputation for hosting offensive content, but the startup has assured it deploys resources to closely screen content.
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But as Ton points out, when a company deploys its workers in smart ways, those workers can become a source of profit instead of just a cost.
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For instance, if a dust storm does happen to develop before the landing, they'll change the timing of when the parachute deploys to best fit the atmosphere.
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The sign says it all Having read a little bit about the technical wizardry Amazon deploys to make the thing work, I'll confess a bit of trepidation.
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Now, the network deploys 230 state-of-the-art digital cameras equipped with fish-eye lenses in 2500 stations scattered across Austria, the Czech Republic and Slovakia.
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Amazon Robotics deploys robots in Amazon warehouses to move around goods and originated as a company called Kiva Systems, which Amazon acquired in 2012 for $775 million.
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We appreciate Congress' six percent increase for USAID's Operating Expenses, clearly indicating you understand that USAID is an agency with crucial capabilities that no other agency deploys.
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Once the BEAM deploys and is in use for a few months, Bigelow hopes to persuade NASA to let him start using the habitat for commercial purposes.
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It's one of many narrative head fakes Spider-Man deploys, moments that work because they betray our low expectations for stories in games, let alone superhero ones.
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The main rocket body is supposed to reignite its engines and land upright on solid ground, while the crew capsule deploys parachutes to lower itself down gently.
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Enfield strategically deploys Metu in short bursts to maximize his explosiveness; when the team needs a pinch of toughness, he turns Clark loose for rumbling offensive rebounds.
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Founded in 2015, Coinsource deploys ATMs to key population centers across the United States, with more than 200 machines in 19 states, including the District of Columbia.
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This is neither the first time Einhorn has criticized Tesla, nor the first time someone has criticized the company for the way it deploys its Autopilot technology.
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When Carroll deploys the White Knight or Humpty Dumpty, he is mocking the intellectual's habit of trying to think through things that you can't really think through.
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For all the advanced technology our country deploys to protect its borders and conduct security operations, there remains no process in place to match exits to entries.
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Putin's remark came during his state-of-the-nation speech Wednesday, during which he said Moscow would target the U.S. if it deploys nuclear missiles in Europe.
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According to Gizmodo, the electric company deploys the flame-throwing drones to clean shit off power lines that a construction guy would have a hard time reaching.
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He also owns a flock of sheep that he deploys all over the city to manage invasive vegetation in a safe, ecologically sensitive and cost-effective way.
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During on-site assembly, the company deploys a drone camera that uses photogrammetry, a series of precise surveying-image measurements, to ensure the modules are correctly stacked.
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The U.S. State Department has warned American citizens to leave Iraq immediately as the U.S. military deploys another 3,500 troops to respond to threats in the region.
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This is a president who regularly deploys anti-Semitic tropes and whose ex-wife said that he slept with a volume of Hitler's speeches by his bed.
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"I have tremendous respect for George Soros," Zuckerberg said, adding that he would not want his company to be associated with a firm that deploys those tactics.
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For example, a Boeing 777, among other airliners, has a ram-air turbine, a propeller-looking device that deploys automatically if the plane's hydraulic systems fail completely.
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Several thousand members of the People's Armed Police, the force China deploys to quell riots, remain stationed at a sports centre in Shenzhen, the closest mainland city.
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Finally, you're asked to connect the GitHub repository to Netlify—a service that deploys GitHub code as a website and automatically updates it—and deploy the site.
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That is by design, as the firm deploys specialized trading strategies to capture arbitrage profits by buying and selling (using its own capital) large amounts of E.T.F. shares.
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At his hospital, which has a Taser program, there is extensive training and officers must report each instance in which he or she displays or deploys a weapon.
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Now Peele's feature debut, Get Out, succeeds for the same reasons: it's keenly aware of horror conventions, and deploys those devices to create a creeping sense of dread.
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Photo: T-Mobile, DataJarDataJar, a company that manages and deploys Apple devices for schools and businesses, has been in operation for five years and has seven total employees.
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"Taxpayers deserve a government that leverages technology to serve them, rather than one that deploys insecure, decades-old technology that places their sensitive and personal information at risk."
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CNBC is among the news organizations that use Dataminr, which deploys algorithms to locate public tweets that may be an indication of breaking news anywhere in the world.
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It's a race to the skies in terms of which company actually deploys an on-demand air taxi service based around electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft.
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The Chinese government has made its own effort to organize the world's information, of course, and it often deploys that information against its citizens in deeply dystopian ways.
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Israel already deploys the Harop, an autonomous anti-radiation drone which can fly for up to six hours, attacking only when an enemy air-defence radar lights up.
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Barr's decision comes as the administration deploys a range of strategies to deter what officials say is an influx of families crossing the US border and seeking asylum.
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After reaching the apex of the tree, Tian Tian deploys some graceful flips to get down to the lower branches, where he casually hangs from his bottom paws.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said earlier on Monday that he did not envisage any problems would emerge in Syria's Kobani after the Syrian army deploys along the border.
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Because of the way the company deploys what it calls surge pricing – higher fares at times of high demand – they were able to investigate passengers' sensitivity to prices.
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RELX maintains significant discretion in managing its capital structure and deploys a predominantly organic expansion growth strategy that reduces the risk on use of free cash flows (FCF).
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In the new approach, their compact CAR is ferried across the blood brain barrier, then deploys a tethered secondary antibody guidance system, like a dragster popping a parachute.
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"At a high level, that's principally whether a company deploys rule-based natural language understanding, or statistically derived and advanced natural language understanding, or a combination," Chambers says.
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Consider AltSpaceVR, which deploys three Kinect sensors to create fully motion-tracked virtual crash-pads where Rifters hundreds of miles apart can hang out and chew the fat.
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Moscow's comments come as NATO deploys thousands of soldiers and heavy weaponry to Poland, the Baltic states and southeastern Europe, in its biggest buildup since the Cold War.
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YouTube deploys "unlawful content regulation, distribution, and monetization practices that stigmatize, restrict, block, demonetize, and financially harm the LGBT Plaintiffs and the greater LGBT Community," the suit says.
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"Eventually, the Chinese might dredge more," she warned, adding that it would likely occur after Beijing deploys military assets such as aircraft and navy ships to existing islands.
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He warned, too, that his fighters would henceforth feel free to bring down any of the scores of military drones that Israel deploys in Lebanese airspace each month.
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YouTube deploys "unlawful content regulation, distribution, and monetization practices that stigmatize, restrict, block, demonetize, and financially harm the LGBTQ+ Plaintiffs and the greater LGBTQ+ Community," the suit says.
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"Right now, there is a lack of uniformity when it comes to how, when, and where the federal government deploys facial recognition technology," Coons said in a statement.
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It deploys the parachute within 30 milliseconds at 90 mph, through a tube that rapidly inflates to keep the parachute lines away from the drone body and propellers.
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"Zombies" deploys its P-Funk-style synthesizers to ooze along nicely as it sets up a slow-creeping horror-movie scenario that doubles as a warning about exploitation.
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Once he sees the plan — whatever it is — Bobby deploys his good and faithful servant Wags to track down Wendy to "pad the blow" of a bad day.
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But that common good will never be achieved with the commitment to absolutism that he too often deploys — the blanket rejection of anything new that supplants the old.
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Times Insider J. Kenji López-Alt deploys the scientific method to tease out cooking principles that can be applied broadly, and make you more confident in the kitchen.
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But while "Greater Clements" deploys the grinding gears of melodrama to wear down its doomed characters, "Paris" takes an almost flatline approach to the unhappy existences it portrays.
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Because of the way the company deploys what it calls surge pricing — higher fares at times of high demand — they were able to investigate passengers' sensitivity to prices.
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Yet another part — important here — says if a president deploys combat troops without authorization, the deployment must end after 60 days unless lawmakers approve it in the interim.
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And as a president often at war with his own bureaucracy, he deploys Twitter to break through logjams, overrule or humiliate recalcitrant advisers and pre-empt his staff.
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It surely won't be that way on day one, but once Uber deploys fully electric, autonomous shared vehicles, Allison said it will be more economical than driving a car.
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Last month's theft took place at the government National Youth Service, a state agency that trains young people and deploys them to projects ranging from construction to traffic control.
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Bond yields could be driven "sharply" higher if China deploys the so-called "nuclear option " in its escalating trade war with the U.S., a senior strategist told CNBC Tuesday.
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As the booster deploys the satellite, the spaceplane will then land back on Earth horizontally just like a normal airplane — and then be fueled up for its next mission.
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The Outer Worlds deploys the aesthetics and economic relationships of the Gilded Age and the first Industrial Revolution, but strips out the burgeoning class awareness that typified that period.
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"I'm not aware of any sensors that the U.S. military has or deploys -- air or maritime -- that picked anything up on this," State Department spokesman John Kirby told reporters.
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Before it deploys any vehicles in a city or town, Waymo first builds a detailed picture of that area and categorizes "interesting features," like driveways, fire hydrants, and intersections.
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It's a launch technique that's similar to how Virgin Galactic plans to send tourists into space via a spaceplane that deploys from underneath the wing of a carrier aircraft.
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Each half deploys a parachute to slow down, and then a boat equipped with a giant net tries to catch one of the halves before they hit the ocean.
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The US right now deploys approximately 900 nuclear warheads that are on the order of 10 to 20 times more powerful than the weapons that destroyed Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
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Savioke A robotics company that develops and deploys autonomous indoor delivery robots that work alongside people in busy environments such as hotels, logistics facilities, and high-rise apartment buildings.
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Older generations are surprisingly adept with new technologies, said Kyle Armbrester, CEO of a Signify Health, which deploys care teams for elderly people who prefer to live at home.
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Others celebrated seeing Arya assume agency in a show which habitually objectifies young women, uses their bodies as political currency and often deploys sex as a weapon against them.
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In addition to Water Mission's Charleston, South Carolina-based team of scientists and staff, the organization also deploys volunteers to work on-location in rural communities around the globe.
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And adapting I Love Dick has its own pitfalls: While the show boldly deploys feminist theory, it still privileges and centers the voice of a bourgeois, white, bohemian woman.
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At rallies, he deploys a false narrative that Brussels wants to strip away farm aid and use it to bring in migrants, and that he alone can stop it.
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The money was lost at the government-run National Youth Service (NYS), which helps to train young people and deploys them to projects ranging from construction to traffic control.
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Because the Baltic nations — Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania — have small air forces, NATO deploys fighter jets to the region to conduct routine air policing of those countries' respective airspace.
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It could reach this threshold sooner if it deploys more advanced centrifuges, as it has since September, or escalates further at the next 85033-day deadline in early January.
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The U.N. deploys the largest military in the world, with over 100,000 soldiers from more than 100 different countries to stabilize war-torn countries like Mali and South Sudan.
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When the cubesat is about 20 feet away, the main satellite deploys the net which wraps around the cubesat and a motor is used to cinch the net closed.
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Although the percentage of power lost is lower than through other transmission technologies, the distances over which China deploys the cables means that total power losses are still significant.
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And so he deploys his skills to make the history of the National Weather Service's ability to predict hurricanes — and its difficulty in predicting tornadoes — into a page-turner.
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The Israeli Harpy, a loitering anti-radar missile, deploys without a specifically designated target, flies a search pattern, identifies as an enemy radar and then divebombs and destroys it.
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Right, and these parts are used — I'm sorry, I'm not trying to be stupid, I just want people to understand — they are used in various technologies that Huawei deploys.
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This latest proposal obscures its harmful effects with legalese that draws dubious distinctions between certain streams even though pollution flows downstream regardless of the legal terminology the agency deploys.
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Her job involves raising the billions of dollars that the venture capital firm deploys into startups and maintaining relationships with outside investors, who are referred to as limited partners.
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"Before the government deploys these technologies further, they must be scrutinized and the American public needs to be given a chance to weigh in," Thompson said at the time.
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This dovetails with how he deploys differing points of view, as he shifts from what Cecilia sees to seemingly unmotivated camera moves, like a pan to an empty corner.
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The hiring push has been largely around creating a team of qualified experts in particular market segments who can operate the robots that Gecko deploys to industrial work sites.
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As the app deploys in more and more countries, it's projected to surpass Twitter in daily active users, and more mixed-reality games are likely to emerge in its wake.
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As our industry deploys incredibly complex models that are pushing to the limit chip sets, algorithms and scientists, we risk reinforcing subtle biases, powerfully and at a previously unimaginable scale.
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Details: MyPark is a Miami-based parking reservation service that, per Forbes, deploys mobile space blockers to hold spots for customers willing to pay a few dollars for the convenience.
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As in his first novel, "A Naked Singularity", Mr de la Pava (a public defender) deploys his expertise in a maximalist form reminiscent of Thomas Pynchon and David Foster Wallace.
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It has also tried to win over the few countries that still have full diplomatic relations with Taiwan, and regularly deploys warships and fighter jets dangerously close to the island.
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"To ensure fairness the NYPD should be transparent about the technologies it deploys and allows independent researchers to audit these systems before they are tested on New Yorkers," Dunn wrote.
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Titi Odunfa Adeoye is the founder and managing director of Sankore Investments, an investment platform that deploys capital across a range of asset classes on behalf of individuals and institutions.
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Tara is still the quip-loving source of comic relief the show deploys in hit-or-miss fashion, and Heath is still… that guy whose name you tend to forget.
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In an institution that deploys tens of thousands of people in harm's way around the world, most major personnel decisions take months or years of wrangling before they are issued.
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The simplicity of his overall message, and the skillfulness with which he deploys it when he's under attack, makes it difficult to land an effective blow on the Vermont senator.
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Kennedy deploys within the next couple of weeks and, while he couldn't tell us the exact location -- he says it's a dangerous place and he'll be there to fight terrorists.
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Put those together and you've got the "Sandoval Silver State Seeder," a new drone built by the Desert Research Institute which deploys silver-iodide flares to kick off rain fall.
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There is, however, still no clarity on whether such an airline would be allowed to fly overseas once it deploys 20 aircraft in India, the world's fastest-growing aviation market.
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NJPW deploys six-, eight-, and ten-man tag team matches—breathless, hard-to-follow action free of storyline or consequence—to keep the crowd happy in between the major bouts.
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The deal allows the Chinese firm to sit back in its headquarters in eastern China while its British partner deploys its bikes and takes care of on-the-ground operation.
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It now deploys some 205 vessels, including 95 ships over 1,000 tonnes, according to the U.S. Office of Naval Intelligence - a far larger fleet than other regional countries, including Japan.
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The United States stations nearly 30,000 American troops on the peninsula, deploys scores of ships and aircraft to the region and now have in place advanced missile defense systems there.
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If terrorist organization Jaish-e-Mohammad, which deploys militant means for independence for the disputed territory of Kashmir, had sponsored the bombing, then pursuing them into Pakistan was fair game.
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When Uber Air deploys in its first cities in 2023, Los Angeles, Dallas-Fort Worth and Melbourne, it will have five to seven skyports in each city, plus an airport.
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Unlike its model in the U.S. and Europe where it deploys scooters on public sidewalks, Lime will deploy its initial fleet of scooters at privately-owned locations throughout the city.
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"444+222" deploys a jumpy, syncopated drum machine that keeps starting and stopping, leaving Uzi's vocals to float around small sonic echo chambers for brief moments before coming in again.
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No longer able to compete with America in science and technology, Russia now deploys the American-conceived internet and its social platforms for the same nefarious purpose — subverting Western democracies.
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As a stylist, Moss deploys an arresting third-person stream-of-consciousness perspective to great effect, affording the reader a better understanding of her characters, particularly the very private Ally.
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Lopez Obrador has said he wants the United States to ditch the Merida Initiative that deploys millions of dollars for security programs in Mexico, in favor of more development assistance.
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American Bridge is a left-leaning group that describes itself as "holding Republicans accountable" and deploys so-called trackers who shoot video of public appearances by political figures and candidates.
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When it is time to take off, it deploys its flying apparatus from beneath its colorful shell-like top wings, called the elytra, in only a tenth of a second.
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Unlike its model in the U.S. and Europe, where it deploys scooters on public sidewalks, Lime will deploy its initial fleet of scooters at privately owned locations throughout the city.
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Viktor Yesin, suggested Russia will respond in kind if the United States deploys short-range missiles in Europe, but may not if the Americans limit deployments to the Pacific region.
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For its part, Invaluable deploys a variety of measures for security, including "proactive data scanning" that can "detect and flag any problematic patterns in business behavior," according to a spokesperson.
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And Meyers would be the funniest guy on the debate team who strategically deploys his jokes to puncture and deflate opposing arguments before they can even get off the ground.
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The film then deploys a series of flashbacks to explain why they ended their original affair in the first place — although, when you finally find out, you really don't care.
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Interestingly, the Blue Origin co-hosts stated that, while three parachutes are ideal, the capsule was designed to keep humans alive in the rare case that only one parachute deploys successfully.
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SpaceX scrubbed the launch this past Saturday to conduct further tests of the Falcon 9's fairing—that all-important $5 million section at the tip that deploys the rocket's payload.
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" IF U.S. DEPLOYS MISSILES IN EUROPE BANNED UNDER INF TREATY "In that case, we will be forced, and I want to underline this, forced to take both reciprocal and assymetrical measures.
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Russia deploys missile in apparent treaty violation "One of the payoffs of this project is that we're now getting very consistent answers," he said in an article on the LLNL website.
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Priced at about $1,000 each, an ozonesonde can reach an altitude of 22 miles (35 kilometers) before the balloon pops and a parachute deploys to guide it safely to the ground.
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Mr. Tarantino was unfairly saddled with the perception that he has "a juvenile obsession" with the word, Mr. Jackson said, and that he deploys it in his films as an affectation.
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The Philippines has made the modernization of its air and naval forces a priority as China deploys missiles and fighters on a number of artificial islands in the South China Sea.
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Sallouti said in a conference call to discuss results that profitability will improve in coming quarters as BTG Pactual deploys excess capital in core activities from investment banking to asset management.
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In April the country launched its first domestically built aircraft-carrier, and then in June its first 10,000-tonne destroyer—similar in size to the ones America deploys in the region.
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While it currently deploys them in cities around the country — chosen in part because they represent different types of environmental conditions — it only does so with test drivers behind the wheel.
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The logic behind e-Estonia shows how a national state deploys global digital technologies to bolster nationhood and statehood, rather than to realize the long-propagated mythos of a global village.
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Hippo deploys a range of technologies, including IoT, satellite imagery, and automation, to deliver insurance policies to homeowners, and claims that customers can save up to 25% compared with conventional insurers.
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Germany deploys regularly to the Baltic States, directly deterring Russian aggression by leading the enhanced Forward Presence (eFP) battle group in Lithuania since early 2017 and with air policing since 2004.
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WEST DES MOINES, Iowa — When the Des Moines Register deploys its breaking news banner to report the results of a new Iowa poll, the state's political operatives hold their collective breath.
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"We talk about getting older / But there's so much we haven't done yet," he sings over a bright acoustic guitar before the echoing drums that he deploys so precisely kick in.
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Earth is moving when you launch the space probe, the space probe itself is moving and usually there's a smaller probe that deploys from it to hit yet another moving target.
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Dubbed the Alibaba XG Lab, it comes as China rapidly deploys 5G base stations across the country and tech companies prepare to develop applications that can utilize the upgraded networking infrastructure.
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Prager has immersed herself in the history of illusion in cinema and photography, and deploys in-camera effects, painted backdrops, stuntmen, set builders, and digital editing techniques, with often surreal results.
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SKEPTA AND STORMZY The British genre called grime deploys rat-a-tat electronic rhythms behind rappers who insist on gritty urban realism and reject (in both lyrics and presentation) celebrity trappings.
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With operations in 210 states as well as Washington DC and Puerto Rico, the company deploys a lease-focused business model that emphasizes positive cash flow generation over the long term.
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Otherwise, the instrument is fully manual, with no electricity but for the few carpenter's lights Mr. Lamenzo has hung to find his way and the humidifiers he deploys in dry weather.
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Rogers deploys several original samples, drawn from recordings of a mourning dove, found conversations from a marketplace in Morocco, finger snaps, and the patting of her own thighs through her jeans.
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When the world deploys more inexpensive solar modules,regardless of where they are assembled, it creates more demand for the polysilicon wafer and ingot inputs that the U.S. excels in producing.
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Berger, in public addresses, deploys the line like a narrative shiv: it's the moment when a lion of the science announces the death of discovery, and the field desperately needs salvation.
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Little then deploys his Taser on Ward, and Blount restrains the man in a carotid neckhold, also known as a "sleeper hold," a move that many large police departments have banned.
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Dubbed the Alibaba XG Lab, it comes as China rapidly deploys 5G base stations across the country and tech companies prepare to develop applications that can utilize the upgraded networking infrastructure.
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So ClearBrain pulls data from the tools that businesses are already using, then deploys artificial intelligence to analyze and group users based on how likely they are to perform a specific action.
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North Korea's missile program is evolving, experts say, as the country develops and produces missiles at a faster rate, and deploys them in ways which potentially help evade new and existing defenses.
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"Allergan needs more of a tweak than an overhaul," he said in a research note, adding that the company should focus on improving research and development and how it deploys its capital.
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He wields the importance of his work as a shield against anyone who'd ask him to do something he'd rather not, and deploys his ferocious sister Cyril (Lesley Manville) as a weapon.
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It also deploys the female voice of Cortana, its digital assistant technology, to provide a running commentary on settings screens — which can include some suggestive prompts to agree to its T&Cs.
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Every year in May, the Ventura County Fire Department deploys about 237 goats to munch through the grass around the library and clear away dry vegetation that can fuel a spreading fire.
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Venture capital deploys about $84 billion per year in the U.S., and the financing model has been replicated all over the world, especially in burgeoning Asian tech ecosystems from Beijing to Bangalore.
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The director Nadav Lapid isn't afraid of obvious situations, bold gestures and didactic metaphors, all of which he deploys in a coming-into-consciousness tale of violence and memory, being and belonging.
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Defense Secretary Mark Esper has said that extending New START may not make sense, according to AP. Go deeper: China says it won't "stand by idly" if U.S. deploys missiles in Asia
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They are battling over U.S. allegations that China deploys predatory tactics — including cybertheft and forcing foreign firms to hand over trade secrets -- in a sharp-elbowed effort to challenge American technological dominance.
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The key issue for the administration was putting together a plan that "strategically" deploys tariffs and regulations, said Perry, who addressed conference executives on the global role of a U.S. energy resurgence.
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Lead single "All About Me" deploys skittering metallic drums and a warped, dinky keyboard loop that in a rapper's hands would sound aggressively trap but instead shrugs affectlessly while Syd shyly sighs.
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Snark AI matches the proper amount of GPU power to whatever a team needs, and then deploys it across a network of distributed idle cards that companies have in various data centers.
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Her magnetic charm is a shield that she deploys to hide her vulnerabilities — and one link in that chain mail of illusion is the way she drags from her sultry cigarette holder.
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Late last year, the department began sending lists of high-crime areas to a nonprofit called Better Family Life, which deploys outreach workers to connect residents with drug treatment and educational programs.
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American, which operates about 6,700 flights a day, noted that even passengers whose flights were not assigned a 737 MAX plane may see cancellations as the carrier deploys planes to other flights.
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The drag brake deploys around 100,000 feet up, reducing speed to a more manageable 370 MPH before the booster re-ignites at 2,500 feet and brings itself down to a hover landing.
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While Papers, Please simulated a generic border crossing point in a fictional, vaguely Eastern European country, Orwell is much more specific about how it deploys the real world into its political fictions.
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Uber will likely get rid of surge at some point in the future as it deploys self-driving cars, but, for now, drivers can safely rely on that extra bump in pay.
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For crying out loud, Mattis doesn't even like to talk openly about the numbers of troops he deploys to operational theaters, so worried is he that he might tip off the enemy.
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The Command Tactical Unit, which deploys firefighters with cameras to try to get different perspectives of a fire, once responded to fires in a refurbished ambulance because the equipment was so bulky.
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Both Assem and Al-Eryani were optimistic that the violence could subside when the UN deploys monitors to the ports in Hodeidah, Salif and Ras Issa in accordance with the ceasefire agreement.
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It deploys 3D optical tracking equipment similar to that used for Hollywood movies and then applies its own algorithms to measure loads imposed on joints, bones and muscles, according to the team.
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The offense bogs down when Doc Rivers deploys his all-bench units, but while those groups are damn good on defense, they shouldn't see the light of day in a playoff series.
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Boston deploys a similar read-and-react playing style to the one Iguodala enjoys in Golden State, and Iguodala's defense in the playoffs could be what nudges the Celtics past LeBron James.
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The network doesn't only use domain fronting; Psiphon has a number of its own protocols and deploys other obfuscation techniques to work users around censorship, Michael Hull, president at Psiphon, told Motherboard.
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In an age-appropriate setting — a hospital — the album's first single deploys Parliament trademarks: viscous synthesizer lines, cooing female voices, Mr. Clinton's comic growl and praise for the healing powers of funk.
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Given the outsize attention these collaborations are likely to attract, they feel more like stunts than creative choices, and run the risk of reducing his rebounding career to the symbolism he deploys.
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There is an obvious link between Cunningham's style and that of Ms. Tanowitz, who deploys similar limpidity, balletic lines, shifts of weight and direction, complex footwork and non sequitur sequences of steps.
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"It continues to be under unprecedented scrutiny of the IAEA for the past year," he said, referring to the U.N.'s International Atomic Energy Agency which deploys inspectors at Iran's nuclear facilities.
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The nation's jurists have been just as divided in their approaches, and Urofsky deploys his legal expertise to great effect in analyzing the numerous cases that have been argued over the policy.
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It deploys the landing gear, adjusts the flaps to maintain lift as the airspeed slows, and uses precision GPS, along with radar information, to bring it down at the exact right spot.
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The majority of the capital that Thiel deploys to Silicon Valley start-ups goes to landlords and "urban slumlords," Thiel said during a conversation Thursday at the Economic Club of New York.
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" Indeed, an article about him in 21950 in a British magazine, The Oldie, said Mr. Howard "deploys every trick in the book to denigrate his own role and talents, particularly in wartime.
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Part of the pleasure of Mr. Haynes's films — which include "I'm Not There" and "Carol" — is how he deploys intellectual distance as he plays with cinematic form, considers identity and upends clichés.
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The company's better-known Geek Squad deploys agents to help customers with repairs and installations; the advisers are focused on helping people make their homes smart and connected or merely more functional.
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The same "sky crane" system will be employed, in which the delivery vehicle deploys a parachute and then a powered hover platform that deposits the rover on the surface, but with two upgrades.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China threatened countermeasures on Tuesday if the United States deploys intermediate-range, ground-based missiles in Asia and warned U.S. allies of repercussions if they allow such weapons on their territory.
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Big Health, founded in 203, deploys Sleepio to 1 million workers at 20 employers, including Boston Medical Center, LinkedIn, Oxford University, the Henry Ford Health System, the UK's National Health Service, and Comcast.
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Is he so dyed-in-the-wool with partisanship, whatever rhetoric he deploys in those speeches, that he couldn't ever bring himself to vote against 40-some Republicans and with 40-some Democrats.
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Similar to a spider, the Orbit Weaver deploys a magnet attached to a string that can be used by wearers to attach themselves to a stable surface and pulls them in that direction.
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As China deploys troops in such far-off places as Djibouti and invests in infrastructure across the globe, under the banner of "One Belt, One Road," a great power competition is taking shape.
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The GOP is watching with envy as the Clinton campaign deploys the Obamas, Vice President Biden, Bill Clinton and Senate stars like Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren to help campaign in battleground states.
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Far more difficult will be to forge a strategy that manages the competition without conflict and deploys "extreme imagination" to create a world order that defends U.S. interests and embraces a risen China.
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That said, unlike all the other verbal violence that Trump deploys, there is something really weird about his distaste for us larger-bodied folk: his failure to realize that he's a fat man.
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So we are pumped to announce that Deepu Talla, the head of NVIDIA's Tegra division, which deploys critical GPU technology in robots, UAVs and much more, signed on to our Robot Brain panel.
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As the robot moves alongside a vehicle it also subtly deploys a spike strip under the car, so should a suspect decide to flee, they'll shred at least one tire in the process.
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The SafeAir Pyrotechnic Parachute Recovery Solution (we'll just call it the SafeAir) clips on to the top of the drone and automatically deploys when free fall is detected by a built-in chip.
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Earlier this week, we reported that Amazon would be acquiring Canvas, adding another piece to its portfolio, adding to the 100,000 or so robotics it currently deploys across 25 or so fulfillment centers.
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An analysis of federal election spending data by the Trace and the New York Daily News found that the group now deploys its vast financial resources almost entirely on behalf of the GOP.
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The division led by Shekau, Boko Haram's most recognizable figure known for videos taunting Nigerian authorities circulated on social media, operates in the northeastern Sambisa forest and usually deploys girls as suicide bombers.
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The longer version: Yes, but... Though the character in Perception is blind, the player is not, and to help bridge that gap, the game deploys a form of echolocation to visualize the environment.
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With AAA, Novartis gets technology that deploys trace amounts of radioactive compounds to not only create images of organs and lesions to diagnose diseases but which can also be used to fight cancer.
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Yana Volfson, the beverage director at the Manhattan restaurant Cosme, uses Dolin blanc in her mezcal drink Striptease, and deploys Carpano Bianco, which is made in Italy, in the tequila drink Benny Blanco.
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With Y Combinator -backed Latchel, landlords and property managers can access a 280/210 maintenance service that takes requests from tenants and deploys the right professional to fix the things that need fixing.
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And the Carpenters' cover, released on their epochal Christmas Portrait, chills and captivates, as the immaculately expert studio-perfect arrangement deploys woodwinds, strings, and glossy, burbling electric piano to construct several nostalgic layers.
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Age and declining athleticism are a factor, but so is space, attention, and the fact that whatever system Oklahoma City deploys will be approximately 10 million times more productive than the Triangle Offense.
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Directed by Marianne Weems and written by James Gibbs and Moe Angelos, the piece riffs on "The Wizard of Oz" and deploys audience smartphones to pull back the curtain on an augmented reality.
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They would be either hub-based, at Amazon warehouses, within 15 to 20 miles of customers, or truck-based, as with U.P.S. or Workhorse, in which a truck stops and a drone deploys.
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Instead of lemon juice, commonly added to balance the sweetness of added sugar, she uses unfiltered apple cider vinegar; she also deploys a shot of apple liqueur, schnapps or brandy, like French Calvados.
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If the scene has the patina of an after-school special (earnestness, a touch of melodrama), Iweala deploys the present tense and an unfussy syntax to hook the reader, and it works well.
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Q-CTRL is one of the hopefuls working on that, by providing a set of tools that runs on quantum machines, visualises noise and decoherence and then deploys controls to "defeat" those errors.
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As for the Thai bird chiles that intimidate some American diners, she deploys them matter-of-factly, as a necessity of life, and at moments in the meal they make the world spin.
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He's paying $2,600 a month to live in Starcity's Bumblebee apartment, a spacious white bedroom in a renovated Victorian with high ceilings, a bay window and a bed that deploys from the ceiling.
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There's no spoiler on the rear to interfere with the sweeping profile, but look closely and there's a small fin hiding near the very back, which deploys at 7003kmh to provide extra stability.
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On retiring in 2000, he became the head of Ice Drilling Design and Operations, a program at the university's Space Science and Engineering Center that designs and deploys drills for collecting ice samples.
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The LauncherOne vehicle then deploys from a high altitude, reducing the fuel costs of launch and making it possible to deliver small payloads to space for as little as $12 million per launch.
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Rats will climb a ladder to reach the bait on the device, at which point a sensor deploys a trip lever that plunges them into a tray that can hold 80 rat carcasses.
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Vietnam and the Philippines agreed on a strategic partnership in November to boost security relations as China expands its presence in the strategic waterway and deploys military equipment in the Spratly and Paracel islands.
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Zambia deploys the air force Neighboring Zambia has taken drastic measures to halt the march of the armyworm, which gets its name from the large, army-like groups it forms when on the move.
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And Donald Trump is re-examining how his campaign deploys the army of volunteers drawn to his message, hoping to understand what went wrong in Iowa in time for Tuesday's primary in New Hampshire.
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Admittedly, the roughly $100,000 investment Contrary deploys to its companies wouldn't get your average Silicon Valley startup very far, but for students based in college towns across the U.S., it's a game-changing deal.
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When "Screwed" deploys rubbery bass, watery keyboard echoes, and an aggressive, almost hard-rock guitar riff to punctuate a singalong anthem about sex during the apocalypse, she makes the album's underlying theme explicit, i.e.
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But analysts estimate that Treasury can continue to borrow and avoid a payment default for several months past March 15 even with no action from Congress as it deploys its extraordinary cash management measures.
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In a scathing dissent, Justice Sonia Sotomayor wrote the majority "deploys the same dangerous logic" in the "name of a superficial claim of national security" as the court did in the Japanese internment case.
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The firm also deploys capital out of a $300 million crypto fund, a bio fund and a cultural fund, which boasts limited partners that include Sean "Diddy" Combs, Shonda Rhimes and Jada Pinkett Smith.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump is open to authorizing additional strikes on Syria if its government uses chemical weapons again or deploys barrel bombs in the country, the White House said on Monday.
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In a filing late on Friday, Qualcomm argued that Apple's disclosure of a fix undermined the reasoning in Pender's decision and that the Intel-chipped phones should be banned while Apple deploys its fix.
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The U.S. Army force in a united Germany only deploys one Special Forces Group, one cavalry Stryker brigade combat team (SBCT), one armored reconnaissance battalion, one artillery battalion, and one heavy combat aviation group.
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Mr Polke, a German artist, deploys many of the same strategies that have been used by American artists, such as Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein, to reveal how manufactured desire turns people into consumers.
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Among Francophones, Mr Frechette (who deploys a variety of online personas including the shadowy Pierre-Paul Pleau) and a group of poets have taken to Twitter to revive haiku and other ultra-brief poetry.
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Hinds's approach to word-and-image storytelling actively deploys the space of the page, making use of irregular, diagonal panels and full-page bleeds, mixing up the composition — it's dynamic, unlike many plodding adaptations.
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Interruptions generally pile on the cognitive overload — and deceptive design deploys them to make it harder for a web user to be fully in control of their faculties during a key moment of decision.
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The United States currently deploys 2900 nuclear warheads on its 220006 ICBMs and about 2202 nuclear warheads on its 2628 SLBMs, but could deliver as many as 28500 ICBM warheads and 6900,2628 SLBM warheads.
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Several strategists and observers said the physical distance required to get to Nevada has worked against it in recent years, both among candidates and the media that deploys reporters and cameras to cover events.
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The Stanford Prison Experiment has burrowed its way into the culture, inspiring an epiphany-industrial complex that deploys social science research in support of facile claims about human nature, public policy, and interpersonal relationships.
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But the effect is to create a compelling universe of sound and motion, bodies intersecting, ricocheting and scattering like colliding atoms as Mr. Soulier deploys canon and counterpoint, unison and alignment to intriguing effect.
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In Missouri, Josh Hawley has repeatedly accused his opponent, Senator Claire McCaskill, of favoring "open borders," a misleading term the president often deploys against Democrats to falsely assert that they oppose enhancing border security.
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The weaving comes from Syria, and, like the Jordanian mosaic and Lebanese bas-relief it hangs alongside, it deploys Hellenistic motifs in the service of a new religion, born in Jerusalem and quickly evangelized.
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" And in 2016, Ligado entered into additional agreements with Trimble, NovAtel, and Topcon — with the latter noting, "We look forward to coordinating with Ligado over the coming years as it deploys a ground network.
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Washington's loss of prestige means that, even as Trump deploys America's military might, the US is losing its soft power, its ability to influence other countries through the force of the respect it inspires.
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By including both the production and the use of fossil fuels, the bill deploys one of the more overlooked tactics to fight climate change: restricting the supply of fossil fuels and pressuring the producers.
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It is one of the clearest signs yet the automaker is looking beyond simply adding autonomous features toward the day when it builds fully autonomous robo-rides and deploys them in a ride sharing network.
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West understands the weapons-grade power of a gospel choir, and deploys it from the album's opener, "Every Hour" — quite simply, a ringing alarm clock shaking off the fatigue of the last couple of years.
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ULA has decided to go with the RL10, an engine manufactured by Aerojet Rocketdyne, to propel the Vulcan's upper stage, the top portion of the vehicle that deploys satellites into their final orbits during launch.
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SoftBank was the most predictable member, as the firm has spent the past year shaking up the venture industry as it deploys its $100 billion Vision Fund in an unprecedented spree of huge financing rounds.
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I sat down with Huw Cordey, the producer on a ton of the Beeb's best-loved shows, to find out more about the technology and gadgets the team deploys to capture the beasties in action.
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A consequence of Sunday's launch is that South Korea is now almost certain to acquire the Terminal High-Altitude Air Defence (THAAD) system to add to the Aegis system it already deploys on naval destroyers.
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Google said Friday that its new cable, dubbed Dunant, is expected to be the first to include 12 pairs, thanks to new technology developed by Google and SubCom, which designs, manufactures, and deploys undersea cables.
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Then she caramelizes it, just enough to draw out its sweet, gingery contours without sacrificing crunch, and deploys it in a "paella" of sushi rice flipped in a wok with tiger shrimp, mussels and Parmesan.
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If South Korea deploys, on the border of the Demilitarized Zone with North Korea, gun systems that automatically shoot unauthorized persons, that's a lethal autonomous weapon — but it's also a lot like a land mine.
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And one of the newer concepts to come out in his space has been developed by a team of U.S. Army researchers—a 40mm grenade that deploys a net that is supposed to ensnare drones.
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Now, he'll be in charge of all things safety at Zoox — which has over 200 employees, according to a source familiar with the matter — as the startup develops and eventually deploys its autonomous vehicle technology.
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Republican lawmakers are expected to dust off host of bills that would curb the central bank, ranging from tougher oversight to fundamental changes over how the Fed deploys its powerful tools to steer the economy.
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Despite the heavy Bava influence, Soavi, a protégé of Argento's, deploys his mentor's affinity for elaborate architecture and the musical talents of Goblin, who score the film alongside Keith Emerson, Fabio Pignatelli and Philip Glass.
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But Mr. Nanjiani builds the bit artfully, aided by a stealthy persona that comes across as perfectly ordinary until he deploys a puckish smile, revs up his adenoidal whine and gets his heavy eyebrows dancing.
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And it highlighted the brute force McConnell deploys against the minority party, as well as the need to deftly handle his own rank-and-file senators during just the third presidential impeachment trial in history.
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The election might, however, hinge on the support of people who have good private coverage and would be nervous about making a leap into the unknown, no matter how many facts and figures Warren deploys.
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Lee constructs and deploys Moose and Freya at such length and with such leisure not only to make the suspense of "High Dive" unbearable but to make the pain, when it comes, unbearable as well.
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When our President scapegoats migrants and deploys anti-Semitic tropes behind a thin veneer of deniability, and when our own right-wing political party gets on board for political gain, danger is on the horizon.
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O.K., almost entirely — it is unsettling when a scene calls for them to flirt with their young co-stars, but the show wisely deploys Konkle's real-life boyfriend as a mouth double for a kiss.
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If the United States deploys interceptors in space, Russia and China will probably pursue countermeasures in the form of space mines that could trail American space-based interceptors, at a small fraction of the cost.
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There's an intimacy to the images that plays nicely off the arsenal of painterly techniques Cohen deploys to create them — like he's not just showing you these people, he's telling you something intangible about them.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia will be forced to take retaliatory measures if NATO deploys four extra battalions in Poland and the Baltic states, Interfax news agency quoted a senior Russian Foreign Ministry official as saying on Wednesday.
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The third song, which recalls when "there was no time for music," becomes fitful and dense, with slinky woodwinds and treading bass lines, though Mr. Abrahamsen seldom deploys the entire orchestra at once in this work.
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Coming from Hydelic, who also composed the music for the new Area X segment of Rez Infinite, it's a diverse, pulsating score that deploys various vocals and genres to great effect throughout the game's running time.
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How it works broadly: The startup matches the proper amount of GPU power to whatever a team needs, and then deploys it across a network of distributed idle cards that companies have in various data centers.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia and Belarus will have to consider a joint response if the United States deploys new intermediate-range nuclear missiles in Europe, Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko said on Friday, the Belta news agency reported.
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With 2020 aircraft carriers, 88 powerful surface warships and 69 nuclear-powered submarines, America deploys the mightiest fleet and is likely to maintain a technological edge for some time, according to U.S. and Chinese military officials.
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Watson Conversation deploys a range of bots via many channels, from simple, narrowly focused Bots to much more sophisticated, full-blown virtual agents across mobile devices, messaging platforms like Slack, or even through a physical robot.
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It pulls data from the tools that businesses are already using (like Segment, Optimizely and Heap), then deploys artificial intelligence to analyze and group users based on how likely they are to perform a specific action.
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Analysts estimate the Treasury can continue to borrow and avoid a payment default for several months past March 15, even with no action from Congress, if it deploys so-called extraordinary cash management measures, Reuters reported.
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In his speeches, Biden says "my friend Barack" almost as often as he uses the word "folks," which he deploys with the old-time country fervor of a nineteenth-century preacher presiding over a shotgun wedding.
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Lacking workable ideas or intellectual ballast, Mr. Trump's candidacy thrives on his refusal to be "politically correct," a term he deploys to give license to declarations that should be called bigotry, or cruelty, or verbal battery.
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The system, known as Harmony OS or Hongmeng, could serve as an alternative to Google's Android, which Huawei has used in its smartphones, and the Microsoft (MSFT) Windows operating system it deploys on laptops and tablets.
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Shooting from oblique angles in a boxy 4:3 aspect ratio, he deploys light, shadow and careful calibrations of focus to atmospheric effect, but these stylistic flourishes don't communicate much beyond a generic art-house sensibility.
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One being "that Cyber Command deploys VirusTotal uploads for both offensive and defensive purposes at the same time—to 'impose costs on nation state malicious cyber actors' and to 'enhance our shared global cybersecurity,'" Rid said.
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As she works inexorably to the novel's harrowing resolution, she deploys the varying points of view of Paul, his parents and a selfless priest — but not, to the book's detriment, that of Paul's high-achieving brother.
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The novelist Colson Whitehead deploys the counternarrative to great effect in "The Underground Railroad" — winner of the 2016 National Book Award — by subverting the shiny, optimistic escape-to-freedom story as it is so often told.
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The car uses the map as a reference and then deploys its sensors to look out for other vehicles, pedestrians, as well as any new objects that weren't on the map, such as unexpected signs or construction.
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It deploys an enzyme that scans a cell's genome to find a particular DNA sequence then snips it, allowing the sequence to then be tinkered with by changing or adding the molecules that form a genetic code.
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The answers could prove critical in determining how the Fed next deploys its virtually limitless power to buy assets, a strategy designed to bring down the long-term interest rates that shape household spending and business investment.
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As the company collects new kinds of data, engages with new business partners or deploys new data processing methods, processes and policies must be evaluated to determine whether they provide necessary protections and promote responsible data use.
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While it is not entirely surprising that Apple uses hashing, which is widely used by tech companies to detect illegal content, the company has historically been secretive about exactly what techniques it deploys to detect such content.
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Experts say 5G phone networks will jump-start the smart cities movement — which deploys tech to try to make communities more sustainable and efficient — by tying together traffic, energy, communications, waste disposal, and many other municipal systems.
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As an artist sensitive to the experiment that each new work poses to its maker, Porter writes about art with a therapist's succinct and scrupulous empathy, delineating how a particular artist deploys her or his idiosyncratic energy.
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Then, when the team deploys in a set of explorer pods to navigate an unpredictable asteroid cluster, he presumes he knows the vehicles better than her, even though she was the original test pilot for the pods.
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The company deploys a classic playbook of attracting initial customers within teams and then growing up to the point it reaches the C-Suite of companies, though the reverse is certainly possible as Dropbox matures over time.
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For our purposes here, we're using the term "biotech platform company" less as a rigid category and more as a description of a startup that deploys its expertise toward therapies for a wide number of possible ailments.
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DroneSeed deploys drones in swarms, which means as many as five drones in the air at once — which in turn means they need two trucks and trailers with their boxes, power supplies, ground stations and so on.
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Under the deal hammered out between Jerusalem and Moscow, Russian servicemen stationed inside the anti-aircraft batteries Russia deploys in Syria would switch off their systems once Israel notified Russia of an impending strike, minutes in advance.
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"It's really up to the individual to decide how he or she deploys his time and accountabilities," he told CNBC's Deirdre Bosa on Monday during a forum on the idea that we're entering a Fourth Industrial Revolution.
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It seems impossible for a media brand on any platform to use taste and restraint to build a strong editorial brand that appropriately deploys satire in a way that the backlash-hungry internet doesn't see as exploitative.
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Ms. Beauchamp, of Engel & Volkers, has a cache of chairs, lamps, glassware, vases and multiple sets of bed linens that she keeps in her own apartment and deploys gratis to dress up residences that she finds wanting.
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The jailed leaders — dubbed presos polítics (aka political prisoners) by Catalan society, which liberally deploys yellow looped-ribbons as a solidarity symbol in support of the presos — had already spent almost two years in prison without bail.
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So when Jane, an aspiring producer, witnesses what she believes to be sexual abuse — in forms that are both subtle and decidedly not — her company deploys an array of tactics to decidedly dissuade her from speaking up.
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The New York City public advocate, the City Council speaker and other elected officials called on the Police Department on Wednesday to fix inequities in how it deploys investigative resources in poor, predominantly black and Hispanic neighborhoods.
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READ: Russia deploys missile in apparent treaty violation "While the United States and the alliance seek to engage Russia, we must at the same time defend ourselves if Russia chooses to act contrary to international law," Mattis said.
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Mrs May deploys the language of a "golden era" in China-British relations, but Beijing has cooled on a series of high-profile projects since the departure from the government of former chancellor George Osborne, a keen Sinophile.
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Before a U.S. carrier strike group deploys, ATAC pilots fly their own jets equipped with jamming pods to simulate opposition forces and help prepare the ship and pilots for possible air-to-air or air-to-ship threats.
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"It used to be that a warrior prepares, trains, deploys to a foreign location where he is face-to-face with an enemy, he may or may not survive, and at the end, he comes home," says Jackson.
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It deploys its technology through a smartphone chatbot app that provides a diagnosis and passes the data on to a doctor accessible via a video consultation, potentially offering a big saving in time and money for healthcare providers.
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" Then, over shots of glistening burgers and balletic fries, a robotic-sounding narrator deploys exactly the sort of clunky grammar and conceptual malapropisms we expect from a dumb AI. "The chicken crossed the road to become a sandwich.
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For Malone, founder and chairman of Liberty Global, it marks more trimming of European assets including in Germany, Austria and eastern Europe, but not necessarily the end of his dealmaking as he deploys roughly $15 billion in proceeds.
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Alison consumes the minds of those she left behind, and before her official return to Rosewood deploys a doppelganger — Cece Drake (Vanessa Ray), later revealed to be Alison's secret cousin — to "check in" on what Alison is missing.
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That's more difficult to do with smart home devices and less likely to happen, but it does then give an attacker who deploys the virus the chance to control Internet of Things (IoT) devices for their own ends.
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But culturally, they are drawn to the plebeian forms that Trump so expertly deploys: the insult humor of stand-up comedy, the over-the-top stereotypes and cartoonish conflicts of pro wrestling, and the Darwinian ethos of boxing.
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Zeroth, a spin-off from Ang's previous non-profit Syinc, deploys a careful blend of anthropology, data analysis, design thinking, and lean startup methodology across a range of social issues, including sanitation, waste management, youth, education, and healthcare.
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Frustration over the U.S. position is beginning to boil over in Congress, where Republicans have increasingly criticized the Trump administration's reluctance to stand up for America's longtime Kurdish allies — even as Baghdad deploys U.S.-supplied weaponry against them.
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We've been working on it for four years, saying it's too expensive; it isn't efficient; it deploys too much too much capital to create too little yield; capital efficiency is poor; and it's not really focused on enterprise.
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A vegan entree deploys polenta in a novel construction, molded into a large disk completely enclosing a core of butternut squash purée, then baked and served over greens tossed with eggless pappardelle pasta in a light basil pesto.
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This problem means the laboratory near Oxford set up to vet Huawei equipment can not even be sure that the code it is testing is exactly the same as the code Huawei deploys in its real-world equipment.
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Defense company Hanwha Systems, which already deploys autonomous weapons on the North Korean border, recently teamed up with the state-run Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology to investigate further deployment of AI technology on the battlefield.
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Her latest concept album, "Dirty Computer," deploys funky riffs (often with Prince echoes), snappy beats and crisp pop-song forms to promise that love, polymorphous sensuality and an inclusive American spirit can conquer all, even an impending apocalypse.
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It's the kind of place where product names exist in helpful gradations — using "Between Hoops" ($65) to describe a medium pair, like a cook who deploys a "pinch" of salt as a precise metric rather than a suggestion.
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Figuring in operational costs of dealing with consumer-facing fraud, and there are potential savings of $200 million per year for a large bank that deploys behavioral biometrics for continuous authentication and fraud prevention in its digital channels.
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" ON WHETHER BOJ COULD EASE POLICY IF GOVERNMENT DEPLOYS MORE FISCAL SPENDING TO MITIGATE PAIN FROM OCTOBER'S SALES TAX HIKE "The BOJ law does stipulate the government and the central bank must cooperate with each other on policy.
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Just as the US Navy commonly deploys warships to seas that wash against Russian shores, in particular the Black Sea and Baltic Sea, the Russian Navy can reciprocate by mounting a presence of its own in US home waters.
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He deploys this tactic on the campaign trail whenever it suits his political purposes, and his religious digs and dog whistles are often so cartoonishly retro that they sound as if they're being delivered by a billionaire Archie Bunker.
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A technical document written by Customs and Border Protection describes a hypothetical scenario for using the drones: A USBP agent deploys a sUAS to make observations beyond a nearby obstacle in the terrain blocking the agent's line of sight.
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"Lear" doesn't make much of this cross-gender casting, but then it doesn't make much of anything as it witlessly deploys one hackneyed Brechtian or postmodern device after another: a bit of text here, a bit of movement there.
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The company launched its Car-Net system in 2013, and it allows owners to connect to their car via a smartphone, allowing them to unlock or locate their vehicle, monitor its speed, or alert authorities if the airbag deploys.
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When reporters ask Google about their fiber plans, the company insists that it's still committed fiber, such as in Louisville, another city it announced it would expand into last year, and is merely changing how it deploys the service.
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Typically, the Kremlin deploys layers of surrogates and proxies offering business inducements, information or threatened reprisals that can individually be explained away by coincidence while masking the strings and guiding hands of the Kremlin's puppet masters and their objectives.
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These include a system built by Jaguar that raises the hood of the car after an impact to provide a softer crumple zone for the unfortunate pedestrian, and another by Volvo that actually deploys airbags out of the bonnet.
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There's one (Making It Rain...bow) where gdd1 immediately deploys a similar disarming tactic through visuals, making players navigate a mountain of odd-sized rainbow platforms as a steady stream of bullet bills make their way across the screen.
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The move is part of a series of dramatic business initiatives launched by Riyadh this year as Saudi Arabia, its economy hurt by low oil prices, deploys huge financial reserves in an effort to move into non-oil industries.
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After working with scores of other young volunteers to save people from the devastation of a major quake in 1985, Fernando Alvarez Bravo helped set up the "Topos Tlatelolco" search and rescue brigade, which deploys in Mexico and overseas.
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SAO PAULO, Nov 9 (Reuters) - Profitability metrics at Grupo BTG Pactual SA will likely rise in coming quarters as Latin America's largest independent investment bank deploys excess capital into core activities, Chief Executive Officer Roberto Sallouti said on Wednesday.
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But it is also eminently practical: It deploys the existing rules and structures of capitalism, not government, to give all citizens a direct influence on corporate actions, which in turn will have broader benefits for society as a whole.
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Zetsche also said that it's possible Tesla could be interested in using Mercedes' electric vans for its mobile service fleet, the unit of Tesla employees the company deploys to repair issues with its vehicles at customers' homes or workplaces.
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Absent clearer policy signals from Washington on clean energy and climate policy, it is doubtful that the U.S. will keep pace with China as it aggressively deploys state capitalism to lead in areas such as batteries and electric vehicles.
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Takata inflators used in GM trucks and large SUVs are designed with different venting for hot gases released when the airbag deploys, and they are installed in the vehicle in a way that minimizes exposure to moisture, GM said.
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Building on his well-received memoir, "Oblivion," about the murder of his father by paramilitaries, the Colombian writer Abad tells a family story in "The Farm," a novel that deploys the tragic events of his country's history as background.
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The tactic Proust deploys is a succession of extraordinarily close readings of the paintings, in language so luminous that the text easily embodies the series' title, ekphrasis, or the translation of visual art into poetry, often through objective description.
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Knisley deploys the diagrammatic features of comics to break down medical and cultural contexts around miscarriage, infertility and pregnancy, along with their symptoms, and she illustrates myths as well as facts, letting them visually stack up against one another.
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Her style resists translation, because it is full of colloquial French structures and expletives; she deploys them with abandon and an unerring sense of rhythm, lending the performance a directness that works well in the compact Théâtre de l'Atelier.
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"If the US deploys missiles in this part of the world, at the doorstep of China, China will be forced to take countermeasures," said Fu Cong, Director General of the Chinese Foreign Ministry's Arms Control Department, on August 6.
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It is hard to think of Mr. de Blasio, who addresses New Yorkers as "brothers and sisters," a humorously distancing trope he deploys in his campaign emails as if he were unionizing graduate students at Cornell, getting similarly impassioned.
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Instead, this production — which originated with a British cast at London's Old Vic Theater, where Warchus is the artistic director — ingeniously deploys tools unique to live performance to create an interactive relationship of give-and-take with the audience.
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Panjabi and his team function on the basic principle that everyone everywhere deserves adequate treatment and has designed a sustainable healthcare model that employs and deploys trained community health workers to places that are not in the public sector.
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Miller's style is well suited to the matter of his new novel, "The Crossing," the story of a strange young woman named Maud Stamp, and he deploys narrative point of view intriguingly in this account of her unlikely journey.
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Even by the crooked yardstick of the Trump administration, the disconnect is surreal: The president will salute the legacy of one wave of immigrants even as he deploys against other immigrants the same calumnies once heaped upon the Irish.
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He's being interrogated by the police, and the writer intends that the question of what, precisely, the boy has done should propel the reader along (a strategy not dissimilar to the one Liane Moriarty deploys in Big Little Lies).
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Picture this: An Uber driver picks up a few scooters at the end of his evening in his Prius, charges them overnight, then deploys them in a location the next morning where people will want to scooter to work.
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Photo: APElon Musk's SpaceX has delayed the next scheduled launch of its Falcon 9 rocket to at least Wednesday, February 93st for further testing of the rocket's fairing, the $5 million section at its tip that deploys the rocket's payload, Space.
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From what I've heard so far, the album deploys Speelburg's usual arsenal: that killer falsetto, playfully arranged guitars and synths and melodies that can evoke Connan Mockasin one moment, and Father John Misty or "The Bay"-era Metronomy the next.
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SAO PAULO, Sept 6 (Reuters) - Oi SA, Brazil's largest fixed-line telecommunications firm, has initiated high-speed broadband service in 21 cities throughout the nation, it said late Wednesday, as it deploys fresh capital following a debt-for-equity conversion.
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What to watch: Since autonomy deploys in small pockets around the globe, shrinking the cost and size of sensors (some combination of cameras, lidar and motion-capture data) to create and update these maps is crucial to meeting market needs.
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Trump, Johnson add spice to French summit France deploys Michelin-starred chefs to G7 summit Barricaded Biarritz leaves swimmers out in cold Yellow Vests join global activists at "counter-G7" Macron's quest for a universal digital tax (Editing by Richard Lough)
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That doesn't seem like a lot, but the report also deploys some compelling anecdotal evidence and discusses the recent advent of the app Loveflutter, which is an awful lot like Tinder except 10 recent tweets are included in your profile.
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Trump, Johnson add spice to French summit France deploys Michelin-starred chefs to G7 summit Barricaded Biarritz leaves swimmers out in cold Yellow Vests join global activists at "counter-G7" Macron's quest for a univerasal digital tax (Editing by Richard Lough)
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McVay regularly deploys Kupp inline like a tight end — often via motion toward the formation — and asks the wideout to block straight ahead, across the formation (a "slice" block) to the backside, or by cracking a defensive end to the inside.
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As Samsung deploys its 22TB Galaxy S25+ and SanDisk shows off a 53TB microSD card, OnePlus CEO Pete Lau said on a panel here at MWC25 that super-fast cloud access may make these giant levels of local storage obsolete.
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The bill also reauthorizes a program that deploys Visible Intermodal Prevention and Response teams to high-risk transportation hubs in order to increase the presence of law enforcement, and reauthorizes DHS research programming that focuses on filling security gaps through 2020.
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Katie HillKatherine (Katie) Lauren Hill Poll: 6 percent of voters say revenge porn is more damaging to men Mississippi Democrat deploys last-minute Obama robocall in gubernatorial election Envelope with white powder causes evacuation at Katie Hill's California office MORE's resignation.
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If one of the canopies accidentally deploys inside the plane while the rear cargo ramp is open in preparation for jumping, the slight vacuum created could cause the parachute to fill with air and yank the wearer out of the plane.
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Katie HillKatherine (Katie) Lauren Hill Poll: 21625 percent of voters say revenge porn is more damaging to men Mississippi Democrat deploys last-minute Obama robocall in gubernatorial election Envelope with white powder causes evacuation at Katie Hill's California office MORE's resignation.
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MOSCOW, Feb 6 (Reuters) - It is Russia's sovereign right to decide where it deploys its military resources on its own territory, a Kremlin spokesman said on Tuesday, commenting on reports that Russia had deployed nuclear-capable Iskander missiles in Kaliningrad.
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The president says he does not want war, but at the same time he evacuates US diplomatic missions to Iraq, deploys bombers and aircraft carriers to the Persian Gulf, and threatens in a belligerent tweet to "official[ly] end" Iran.
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Hair-trigger alerts The United States deploys 400 nuclear-armed missiles in underground silos and keeps them on "hair-trigger alert" so they can be launched in a matter of minutes in response to warning of an incoming nuclear attack.
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" Uber's conflicts with some local governments, waged through these campaigns, are documented in a new report by Public Citizen, a non-profit advocacy group focused on consumer rights, "Disrupting Democracy: How Uber Deploys Corporate Power to Overwhelm and Undermine Local Government.
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The deadly destroyer accidents -- along with two Navy cruiser collisions in the Pacific last year -- prompted the dismissal of Aucoin, as well as multiple reviews of the way the Navy trains, maintains and deploys its fleet, which is stretched thin.
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Her takes on topics such as the centering of white communities in the opioid crisis narratives and rampant police shootings are especially incisive, and she deploys wicked humor in telling stories about herself, her white wife and their two white children.
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Besides the North's nuclear weapons, such rockets are considered one of the greatest military threats against South Korea because the North deploys them near the inter-Korean border to target the South's capital, Seoul, a city of 10 million people.
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His best work was more memorable than any of the stories that it illustrated, including Arthur J. Burks's "Monsters of Moyen," in which an Eastern warlord deploys a fleet of gigantic submarines and "aero-subs" in an attack against America.
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CreditCreditEarl Wilson/The New York Times In his new book, "Fear: Trump in the White House," Bob Woodward deploys the form of reporting that he pioneered when he covered the Nixon administration to tell the story of the Trump White House.
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Wurzbacher, a debut author who was named as one of the National Book Foundation's 5 Under 35 honorees this year, deploys her encyclopedic command of various ideas, regions, professions and lexicons with the authority of seasoned masters like Adam Johnson.
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It can alert drivers when connected cars nearby "break hard" to avoid obstacles, when there's a disabled vehicle along the route and when a connected car uses traction control or deploys its anti-lock brakes, signaling potentially slippery road conditions.
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The word "sanctuary" as Mr. Trump deploys it — a place where immigrant criminals run amok, shielded from the long arm of federal law — is grossly misleading, because cities with "sanctuary" policies cannot obstruct federal enforcement and do not try to.
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For the past few years, like several female journalists critical of the Hindu nationalist politics and government, I have been targeted by an apparently coordinated social media campaign that slut-shames, deploys manipulated images with sexually explicit language, and threatens rape.
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The trucks also have "advanced driver-assistance systems" including collision avoidance and features that could one day enable UPS, which already deploys self-driving tugs that transport large packages in some facilities, to run more automated vehicles in its depots.
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Tarantino deploys a great deal of wry irony in Once Upon a Time, but Cliff's savage (if self-defensive) murder of Manson's young followers is depicted with an unmediated directorial glee that seems to speak to a larger, more troubling rage.
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Marshaling both family and state archival material, Majeed's two-part installation — "Cone of Light" and "In the Name of Hypersurface of the Present" (both 2018) — deploys spectulative fiction and digital kitsch to examine Pakistan's status as the first Muslim nuclear state.
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The gospel tradition, in particular, informs one highlight from Warren's most recent album, 2017's "Three the Hard Way": On "Red Clay," she deploys spiritual appeals and rich call-and-response harmonies to reflect on the Tulsa Race Riot of 1921.
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The initiative deploys city employees and temporary workers to check curb-side household recycling bins for contaminating items like plastic bags, food, liquids or electronics, and leave a tag explaining what's wrong on the bins where those items are found.
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As Russia continues its disinformation campaigns in the US and abroad while trying to improve its military capabilities, and deploys more physical assets throughout Europe and the Middle East, Trump's silence on Russia will continue to speak volumes, especially to Putin.
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She deploys a new vocabulary for talking about the legacies of slavery and white supremacy as they manifest in daily life — a vocabulary that is as damning as it is lush, as rich with sound as it is bright with image.
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Wu, on the other hand, balances the wide-eyed sweetness required for the role with the same sharp wit that she skillfully deploys in ABC's Fresh Off The Boat, giving Rachel more of an edge than one usually expects from an ingenue.
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Uber deploys teams to service bikes but its Help Center warns users "the bike you rent might not be at full charge" — so the rider can end up having to do work without assistance from the motor if the battery goes flat.
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EU draws angry rebukes from Washington after Apple ruling China charges U.S. woman with espionage Instead of trying to match the U.S. military weapon-for-weapon, Iran deploys large numbers of relatively unsophisticated systems on land, at sea and in the air.
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" Corporal Tracey Knight tells TMZ Sports, "The FWPD deploys all useful personnel or tools available to fully investigate any call, especially when there is a concern for the health or safety of a person - as expressed by the complainant in this incident.
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Gulf Capital is targeting four exits this year - via trade sales as well as the stock market - which could make 2018 the first year since its launch in 2006 in which it returns more money to investors than it deploys, El Solh said.
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A robot medic is less likely to look like a human medic, and more likely to resemble the proposed Robotic Extraction Vehicle/Robotic Evacuation Vehicle (REX/REV): a self-driving ambulance that deploys a stretcher bot optimized for carrying and treating casualties.
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It would mean converting a bloc that uses the heft of its market to apply rules and standards—and deploys its defence capability primarily for the purposes of crisis management—into one that can project power and act collectively as a military force.
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It is not unrealistic to consider a scenario where China deploys the PLA or PLAN to extract its citizens following a natural disaster and this leads to mission creep — perhaps an offer to contribute to reconstruction efforts and, down the track, training.
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They will parse every glint in the fretful yet forthright performance of Lupita Nyong'o, and thrill to the scene in which Zora, needing to mash the life out of her enemy, deploys not a gun or a knife but a golf putter.
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The work in this exhibition inspires viewers to think, as well: about various human and environmental miseries and a haunted landscape, and about how this renegade painter, who turns 84 this year, deploys a passionate brush to bring them to the fore.
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His sister, Shuri, a breakout role for Letitia Wright, is easily the smartest person in the Marvel cinematic universe, and as the princess of Wakanda, she deploys her genius to create the technology used by the people of her country to defend themselves.
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On Friday, the military suspended the operations of Unicef in the areas most affected by Boko Haram, saying that the organization trains and deploys spies to help Boko Haram because it offered programs to help spot human rights abuses by the military.
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Its latest haute horlogerie piece is a regulator (a watch with non-coaxial hour and minute hands), that deploys an old-school fusée-and-chain transmission that can be seen through a pair of lateral portholes in the watch's carburized stainless steel case.
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Seth Mandel, an opinion editor for The New York Post, deploys 12 140-character missives to speak to his Republican friends who feel inclined to dismiss the left's reaction to Mr. Comey's firing: What if the shoe were on the other foot?
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Previous means of firming up a racing surface, so that it won't rut up and fall apart, entailed spraying it with a fire hose or having large groups of people stomp on it—the Austrian Army still deploys to Kitzbühel for this purpose.
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Featured Article: "'It's an Atomic Bomb': Australia Deploys Military as Fires Spread" The exceptionally brutal wildfires affecting Australia have so far consumed an area larger than Switzerland, killing 24 people since October and prompting thousands of evacuations from communities along the southeastern coast.
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He came to life when he talked about his visits as a volunteer to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center and his work with Habitat for Humanity and Team Rubicon, a nonprofit that deploys veterans to do disaster response around the world.
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The Xperia XZ3 is the Japanese giant's first device with an organic light emitting diode or OLED display, the same kind that's on Apple's iPhone X. But Sony has used the technology that it deploys on its high-end Bravia TV line.
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There are the rebounds, of course — gathered by the "magnet" hands that Plum says are as good as those of anybody she has ever played with or against — but also a basketball I.Q. that is central to the free-shooting offense Washington deploys.
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And Mr. Pfeffer noted that the "reality distortion field" that Mr. Trump deploys — ignoring the truth and creating an alternate set of facts — was once associated with the Apple founder Steve Jobs and remains prevalent in Silicon Valley and among entrepreneurial start-ups.
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ReachNow trips appear to be pricier than those on Didi's "luxury" feature — which is currently only available in China's top-tier cities of Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen and Guangzhou — that also deploys BMW Series 5 and the likes of Mercedes-Benz E-Class and Audi A6.
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Akkad deploys similar tactics to Thorin, distancing himself from the worst elements of the alt-right when it's convenient, even though his regular topics—feminism, Black Lives Matter, Islam, the rights of straight white men—are typically the same ones dominating the alt-right.
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Although the International Telecommunications Union now requires that anyone who deploys a satellite must be able to deorbit the satellite within 25 years, space scientists are still grappling with how to remove the space junk that is already in orbit to stave off catastrophe.
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More ominously, Alibaba is prototyping a new form of ubiquitous surveillance that deploys millions of cameras equipped with facial recognition within testbed cities and another Chinese company, Cloud Walk, is using facial recognition to track individuals' behaviors and assess their predisposition to commit a crime.
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But Christie had none of it, refusing to let Rubio wiggle out of the way of his assault, playing on a narrative advanced by Rubio's opponents that he has simply learned a fluent stump speech and deploys it every time he appears in public.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - The operator of Burger King's restaurants in Brazil has signed a 20-year agreement to become the master franchisee of U.S. chain Popeyes Louisiana Chicken, it said in a statement on Tuesday, as the firm deploys fresh cash following a December IPO.
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Katie HillKatherine (Katie) Lauren Hill Poll: 6 percent of voters say revenge porn is more damaging to men Mississippi Democrat deploys last-minute Obama robocall in gubernatorial election Envelope with white powder causes evacuation at Katie Hill's California office MORE's (D) California office Monday.
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Or you could knock down Mark Bittman's recipe for creamy pasta with chicken and mushrooms, which deploys the cool trick of treating the pasta as if it were risotto, which requires a lot of stirring but rewards the stirrer with a one-pot meal.
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Baker, like all MercMerch™ vetbro entrepreneurs in MAGAmerica93™, deploys one of the strongest weapons in the veteran's arsenal—shame—against others, the way the Air Force deployed Agent Orange in Vietnam, while somehow remaining immune himself to any of the weapon's ill effects.
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GENEVA, Dec 14 (Reuters) - The international community can stop a "Rwanda-like" genocide in South Sudan if it immediately deploys a 4,000-strong protection force and sets up a court to prosecute atrocities, the head of a U.N. human rights commission said on Wednesday.
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One might see the role as a waste of Colman's innate spark and sly charm (a skill she also deploys as the villainous stepmother in Fleabag), but it is also a testament to her ability to hold back and do a lot with a little.
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FEMA is being stretched thin as it also deploys workers to Puerto Rico in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, which barreled down on the Caribbean island about a week after Irma and has left most of the U.S. commonwealth's 2000 million residents without electricity.
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It pits a team of "hunters" against "the cartel," as one group collects intelligence and deploys pawns representing law enforcement across a map of western Mexico, while the bad guys try to evade capture and keep their boss happy by playing certain cards and rolling dice.
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"Loyalty," a song he was born to write, deploys sampled vocal squeak to approximate deeper soul popcraft; the circular beat grows in hysteria over time, as the pitch-corrected sample becomes so increasingly aggravated that it can't inhabit the R&B cool of Rihanna's guest vocal.
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AIR FORCE DEPLOYS A-10S TO AFGHANISTAN TO RAMP UP TALIBAN FIGHT March saw more bombs dropped in Afghanistan than against ISIS in Iraq and Syria for the first time, but the war against the terror group in Iraq and Syria is not over quite yet.
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Williams deploys poetry, stories, letters, even casual conversations, to investigate our relationship with nature, traveling from the vast expanse of Big Bend National Park in Texas to the 8.4-million-acre Gates of the Arctic National Park in Alaska to the Civil War battlefields of Gettysburg.
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There could be no better guide to the murky labyrinth that has brought us here than "The Politics of Pain," by Fintan O'Toole, a quizzical, acerbic Irishman who bears a passing physical resemblance to Samuel Beckett and who deploys more than a little of Beckett's frosty irony.
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Showalter had used him all season in the way that nearly every big-league manager deploys his closer, which is almost always to start the ninth inning and only with a lead of three runs or fewer, a situation in which a pitcher can earn a save.
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With the Taliban deeply entrenched in Afghan villages, and often no clear front line to the war, civilian casualties have become a recurring issue as the American-led coalition deploys more air power to help support Afghan forces trying to regain territory lost to the Taliban.
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The hamburguesa Prontitos deploys the same sauces, bacon and chips, adding ham, two slices of white American cheese (above the burger, melted and oozing, and below, stretchy but still intact), lettuce, tomato and grilled onions, with a quail egg affixed to the top like a white flag.
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Just a mile away, the Uber center deploys a dozen concierges in black T-shirts to sign in drivers with iPads in a gleaming, airy sanctuary tastefully outfitted with flat-screen monitors, sleek couches and a wall-size print of abstract renderings of New York landmarks.
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According to the AP, Hughes says he expects his new rocket to hurl him through the skies above the Mojave Desert ghost town of Amboy at up to 500 miles per hour for roughly one mile, attaining a peak altitude of 1,800 feet before it deploys two parachutes.
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An RNC spokeswoman countered that the party has "12 times the number of staff on the ground in Florida as there was in 2012," noting the party launched a new fellowship program this cycle that deploys trained organizers to work in their local communities getting out the vote.
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So when Duterte, in an infamous rant, deploys putang ina (son of a whore) in reference to Obama, he is voicing a nation's discontent with colonial history, with what Foreign Secretary Perfecto Yasay Jr. has called the "invisible chains" that keep the Philippines in thrall to the United States.
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The same year, after failing to obtain adequate responses to its concerns, the Belgian Privacy Commission decided to take Facebook to court over one of them: How it deploys tracking cookies and social plug-ins on third-party websites to track the internet activity of users and non-users.
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Here's the good news: If Congress takes the climate threat seriously and deploys a full-scale emergency response, we can create millions of good-paying jobs, save working families money, rebuild the communities that have been impacted most by climate change, and improve the health of millions of Americans.
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