The frigate displaces 5,290 tons, and the tanker displaces over 62,500 tons when empty.
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It may even help some of the workers it displaces.
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Will China have the upper hand if Rajapaksa displaces Wickremesinghe?
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The ice displaces about four ounces of liquid, Soller found.
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Innovation always displaces AND creates jobs, that's how progress works.
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It displaces species, kills them if they can't move away.
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The iceberg contains the same mass as the water it displaces.
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The vessel is 505 feet long and displaces about 9,000 tons.
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She's 279 feet long and displaces approximately 1900 tons of water.
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Each year, riverbank erosion displaces up to 200,000 people in Bangladesh.
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Awe Shifts Your Thinking Being awestruck displaces our ego and self-centeredness.
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Protests and ethnic violence kill around 219,200 people and displaces 600,000. Feb.
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Just as Jacob displaces Esau, so one nation outpaces another in devotion.
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The fighting still displaces thousands of people from their homes every week.
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"The smoke displaces oxygen and we need oxygen to heal," he said.
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Basically, every new kWh from VRE displaces a kWh from fossil fuels.
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" Blair also pointed to rising populist anger, saying it sometimes "displaces rational thought.
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Technology firms have faced some criticism for unemployment as automation displaces some workers.
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"This process displaces the cold air pooling over the North Pole down towards the U.S." "By flooding the North Pole with warm air, it displaces arctic cold air into the midlatitudes, with one specific pathway down across North America," he said.
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Disagreement in the public agora is tolerable because it symbolically displaces actual physical conflict.
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China as an existential threat is mostly notable for how it displaces the true
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On a structural level, Stranger Things' Demogorgon displaces attention from the show's most insidious evil.
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And as automation accelerates and displaces more low-skilled jobs, this gap will only increase.
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Connecticut, the Clean Air Act displaces federal common law claims based on fossil fuel emissions.
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At the same time, like his precursors, by extending the tradition, Soulages also displaces it.
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The deal also displaces UnitedHealth Group as the largest health insurer and pharmacy benefits manager.
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"I would agree that it doesn't always deter crime, but sometimes displaces it," he said.
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The court did not rule, however, on whether federal law displaces state-law nuisance suits.
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The narrative driven by NumbersUSA that the H-28500B Guestworker program displaces U.S. workers is incorrect.
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Ultimately, technology can continue to create more jobs than it displaces, while driving U.S. economic gains.
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On the other hand, 52 percent believed that robotics will create more jobs than it displaces.
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He helps me to metabolize it and displaces those stress hormones with lovely nurturing, bonding hormones.
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That's a lot less dangerous than a thrust fault, which happens when a plate displaces vertically.
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Remember that dystopian view of the future in which technology displaces millions of people from their jobs?
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Games are often rewarding and social, and time spent gaming sometimes displaces less healthy or rewarding pastimes.
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But that simply displaces the question: Why do a higher percentage of blacks go into general practice?
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Most e-commerce is formal: as it grows, it displaces at least some economic activity that is not.
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Optimists point out that technology always displaces labour, but that new jobs are created around the new methods.
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Charging HBO's Silicon Valley with sexism displaces the blame, which really belongs to the tech industry at large.
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Second, dynamic, competitive markets drive growth and opportunity through "disruptive innovation," which necessarily destabilizes industries and displaces workers.
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There is constant focus on digitizing everything that we do and digitization as we know displaces some people.
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If a force displaces the bead, the pattern of light changes, permitting the bead's new position to be calculated.
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One of the most common fire extinguishers shoots carbon dioxide, which displaces oxygen since it is heavier than air.
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The same system displaces people like his sister and enables the kind of discrimination in lending that his uncle faced.
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"This cycle disproportionately displaces black and brown people from enjoying entertainment in their own communities," the group said on Eventbrite.
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It not only displaces large masses of the population in favor of private interests, but it's also an environmental threat.
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When one applicant displaces an arguably more meritorious applicant, she is almost always displacing an applicant within her own bucket.
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At that pace, it won't be long before Mandarin solidly displaces money as the language of opportunity on Wall Street.
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"This bill effectively displaces the Constitution," said Alejandro Madrazo Lajous, a constitutional expert at the CIDE, a Mexico City university.
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" In soldiers, then, "the role of a firearm essentially displaces medicine or some other method that has a lower lethality rate.
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The "Displacement Hypothesis" suggests that time spent on smartphones displaces (or reduces) more meaningful interactions with your lover, weakening the relationship.
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The commercial vessel is about twice the size of the Navy destroyer, a 505-foot warship that displaces about 9,000 tons.
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The bottom line: As ride-sharing displaces privately owned vehicles, different forms of AVs could play larger roles on city streets.
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Finally, it's interesting to note that the local benefits of solar vary significantly based on what kind of power it displaces.
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To add to this, the country also has to contend with river erosion, which annually displaces between 50,000 and 200,25 Bangladeshis.
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Inhaling too much carbon monoxide displaces oxygen in the blood and deprives the heart, brain, and other vital organs of oxygen.
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China decided against winding down its electric vehicle subsidies; its electric bus fleet alone displaces more demand for oil than Tesla.
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For the most part, we have the electricity we need, which means that new electrical generation capacity often displaces existing capacity.
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"Even in VC and angel investing, the risk that your investment merely displaces someone else's remains a fundamental consideration," they note.
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To give it one, Mulcair, or the malcontent that displaces him, needs to give the NDP a cri du coeur once more.
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There's growing evidence that arguments about new technology creating as many jobs as it displaces no longer apply to modern automation advances.
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If this happens near or under water, then the movement of blocks of rock displaces massive amounts of water, spawning a tsunami.
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No doubt they'll be gnashing their teeth and rending their expensive garments if either Sanders or Warren displaces Biden in national surveys.
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The engine is a turbocharged V6 that displaces 3.0 liters, and it is equipped with some beefier components than the Ram version.
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Aston stayed loyal to the V12, but the DB11's engine displaces just 5.2 liters, and relies upon twin turbochargers for added oomph.
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Technology is also another culprit as it both improves the everyday lives of Americans but also displaces many of them from their jobs.
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But transformative change will only occur when this new, more cosmopolitan generation of Muslims displaces the ancien régime currently running the country's mosques.
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Radiation, of which space is full, slowly displaces atoms in solids, to the detriment of any electronic components those atoms are part of.
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Every wind farm or solar field displaces some other form of power generation (usually coal or natural gas) that would have polluted more.
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Both displace 50,000 tons, compared to the newest American carrier, the Gerald R. Ford, which displaces twice that and can carry 75 aircraft.
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The smartphone has laid the foundation on which the future will be built, and will eventually give birth to that which displaces it.
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If the generation that increases to compensate for the losses is more carbon-intensive than the energy that storage displaces, net emissions nudge up.
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The economic fears being felt across much of the U.S. will only increase as automation displaces more jobs, he suggested, but Airbnb is different.
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We who are not members of the new clerisy are now waiting to see if the A.I. we fear displaces the A.I. we have.
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The discovery also offers a real-time view of what happens when an invasive organism finds a new niche and displaces a native species.
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Essentially, the technology displaces a charge on the particles, uses an electrical field to trap them and then deactivates any harmful pathogens, he explained.
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When affluent communities move into low-income neighborhoods the change in demographic usually prices poor people out of their homes and displaces them elsewhere.
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Trump lends a helping hand to the men who inspired the 2016 Oregon armed occupation of federal land; unprecedented weather displaces millions in Japan.
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Many people will never be found, as thousands of tons of earth displaces itself as if the the city blocks were flipped by a plow.
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"The advent of new scientific knowledge that displaces or reframes previous knowledge should not be interpreted as a weakness in science," the report authors wrote.
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"It displaces that cold air that's there and that heads southward," he said of the unusually mild air the Iceland storm brought into the Arctic.
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And as low-cost gas displaces coal to make electricity, it sends less mercury, less particulate pollution, and half the carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
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But it's worth stepping back occasionally and reminding ourselves of the original and still greatest benefit of solar: namely, that it displaces fossil fuel electricity.
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"If you want to hear a song, you can almost always find it on streaming, which displaces both CDs and albums for listening," Kuge said.
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The problem, they contend, lies in the toxic impact of large influxes of cash: Easy money displaces more productive economic activity and fosters weak governments.
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Homelessness is resurgent, eviction displaces a million households a year, and about four million people spend at least three hours driving to and from work.
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But a group that includes residents and city activists has vowed to fight the expansion, saying it unnecessarily displaces people and further divides the community.
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As artificial intelligence displaces the most routine tasks of legal practice, lawyers will need to bring these broader perspectives to add value for their clients.
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Resembling a bladed jig, this creation replaces the usual flat metal blade with a cupped plastic swimming lip that catches and displaces water ahead of it.
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Chimanimani National Game Park has not been spared, as the plant displaces other vegetation and creates thickets that are nearly impassable for wildlife, environmental experts say.
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Constructing a border wall has not been empirically shown to deter undocumented migration; instead, it displaces crossing methods and increases the use and cost of smugglers.
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"What wind shear tends to do is it displaces all the clouds and precipitation away from the center as it did in Barry," Rios-Berrios said.
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Either way, part of the volcano — perhaps, in the case of Anak Krakatau, a part that is underwater — can collapse, creating a landslide that displaces water.
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There will always be those who say that such progress is insignificant because it doesn't eliminate violence but only displaces it with new forms of violence.
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Roy Beck, founder and president of immigration reduction group NumbersUSA, said his main qualm with the visa lottery is that it displaces low-skilled American workers.
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So if your life's dissatisfying, or your career's dissatisfying but then suddenly you're getting married, it shifts the normal and displaces the frustrations into a positive space.
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Bangladesh, for instance, is looking at a major refugee crisis in the coming years as sea level rise displaces millions of people living in coastal flood zones.
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Sadly, the parks rarely get much attention on the national stage unless some knucklehead displaces a cute little baby bison or tries to feed a grizzly bear.
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Sea ice doesn't directly contribute to sea level rise (when ice is in water it displaces the same amount of water as its equivalent in melted form).
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It brings business and money and jobs there but it also displaces families and upsets the schools, ecosystem, and we address both sides of that in the show.
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If coal steps in to cover for the renewable energy that is stored, but it displaces natural gas when it's discharged, it still might increase net carbon emissions.
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Because the tumor starts in the back of the abdomen, it gradually displaces other organs as it grows, and the patient's body basically "adapts" to it, he explained.
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This suddenly displaces enormous amounts of water, creating waves that can travel at high speed across ocean basins and cause destruction thousands of miles from the quake's origin.
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"Returning to my hometown in West Virginia, I see first-hand the hardship caused when entire industries disappear and automation displaces workers," Dalporto wrote on the Udacity blog.
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The use of robots is on the rise: At this point, every new robot that is installed displaces 1.6 manufacturing workers on average, according to the Oxford Economics model.
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Sea Shepherd told CNN that its new ship -- dubbed "Ocean Warrior" -- is 2746 meters (746 feet) long, displaces 224 tons and can reach speeds of 22015 knots and higher.
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There was this idea that popular culture displaces folk culture and oral tradition, but these are examples, I think, that show it actually generates adaptations of traditions by kids.
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An underwater landslide also displaces water: by causing an enormous amount of the loose sand and debris that covers the ocean floor to shift in a very short time.
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"What is there in Dodd-Frank that expressively displaces the president's authority under the Vacancy Act," Judge Thomas Griffith, a George W. Bush appointee, asked English's attorney Deepak Gupta.
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The metal has a giant air bubble that helps it floatShips float by displacing water; to remain afloat, a ship must weigh less than the volume of water it displaces.
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The idea, Wright explained, is to prevent the kind of extensive flooding and water damage that costs a hundred-thousand dollars and displaces a family for months at a time.
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Leadership choosing not to give a public (or even internal) statement displaces the labor to our visitor-facing staff, who are, generally speaking, our most diverse and lowest paid staff.
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As much as Ms. Fure draws attention to the bodily side of music, she also displaces humans, toying with materials and revealing them as potent and active, rather than merely controlled.
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Phononic is a semiconductor manufacturer that has developed new solid-state cooling and refrigeration technology that displaces compressors, heat sinks and fans — ancient, energy-inefficient technology that's been around for decades.
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Asian benchmark Newcastle thermal coal prices are down 44% from last year's peak and are falling towards three-year lows, partly as cheap natural gas displaces some coal in Asian markets.
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Oil refiners say the Renewable Fuel Standard requiring them to add biofuels into gasoline is costly and displaces petroleum, while the farm sector says the law provides critical support to growers.
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After a human war displaces them from their ancestral lands, fae refugees relocate to a city called the Burgue and are met with hostility (and, in some instances, murder) from humans.
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And the fundamental driver of political conflict right now and possibly in the coming couple of decades, unless we have something massive like a war or another financial crisis that displaces it.
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Over the decades, the consciously capitalistic grocer, which went public in 1992, expanded by acquiring local natural foods stores — the kind of activity that opens opportunities for some workers and displaces others.
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If dry ice is stored in an area without proper ventilation, it may cause people to inhale large amounts of the gas CO2, which displaces oxygen in the body, the CDC says.
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"Buoyancy is an upward force equal to the weight of the water an object displaces," said Guy Nordenson, a structural engineer and a professor of architecture and structural engineering at Princeton University.
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With an earthquake like the one that caused the tsunami that struck Japan in 22, the sudden, violent movement of a chunk of the Earth's crust displaces a vast column of water.
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"As fighting in Idlib and Afrin displaces thousands more, the number of Syrians trapped along the border willing to risk their lives to reach Turkey is only likely to increase," Fakih said.
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They also hope that federal courts will rule that federal law displaces the plaintiffs' central legal theory, that the companies can be held responsible under state law for creating a public nuisance.
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Instances of "environmental gentrification," where luxury development displaces low-income residents following a natural disaster, have played out in post-Hurricane Katrina New Orleans and storm-prone Miami-Dade County in Florida.
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The money is aiding a process that scientists say destroys ecosystems, displaces indigenous communities and covers the region each year in a thick, suffocating smog that stretches from Jakarta to Hong Kong.
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The American artists and choreographers of "Modern Living," Brennan Gerard and Ryan Kelly, produced an hourlong show in which this mixed-race pair displaces France's conventional bourgeois couple from the master bedroom.
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First, yields: If you grow a crop of corn that displaces an identical crop of corn, there's clearly no benefit — each sucks the same amount of carbon dioxide out of the air.
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Owners BHE Solar say that it has more than eight million solar modules and displaces roughly 407,000 metric tons of CO2 every year, which equates to taking 77,000 cars off the road annually.
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That could mean creating forests or other green spaces in your city to try to offset what nature your city displaces, although doing this doesn't always have a mechanical effect on the game.
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Gentrification, in each of these cities, dismantles and displaces existing neighborhoods and communities in order to make way for new residents who are mostly whiter, and always richer, than those who predate them.
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Phononic is a semiconductor manufacturer that has developed new solid-state cooling and refrigeration technology that displaces compressors, heat sinks and fans — ancient, energy-inefficient technology that's been around for more than 100 years.
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Trump has shined his own spotlight on the disaster relief campaign, traveling to Texas twice to meet with local authorities and displaces residents, and offering a $1 million personal donation to 12 different charities.
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" The American Academy of Pediatrics suggests similarly that "problems begin when media use displaces physical activity, hands-on exploration and face-to-face social interaction in the real world, which is critical to learning.
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The Turkish sub displaces 1,700 tons when surfaced, has eight torpedo tubes able to deploy heavyweight torpedoes — such as the Atlas Elektronik SeaHake — and has anti-ship missiles, such as the Harpoon and Exocet.
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"When that land pushes into the ocean ... it displaces the ocean surface causing the vertical displacement that causes the tsunami," Sam Taylor-Offord, a seismologist at GNS Science in Wellington, said of underwater landslides.
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Just like the first two industrial revolutions drove people out of farms and into factories, there is now the angst of what happens to full employment if artificial intelligence displaces entire categories of workers.
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In an email, David Autor, who is also an economist at M.I.T., explained the situation: We find that automation displaces employment and reduces labor's share of value-added in the industries in which it originates.
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But Rebecca is never found, and the novel isn't really about this loss; on the contrary, McGregor delicately labors to show with what terrifying ease the quick pulse of life displaces the lost signal of death.
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LONDON — As proof that London's young and feisty Mischief Theater ensemble knows no borders, along comes its third West End production, "The Comedy About a Bank Robbery," which displaces the merry troupe's shenanigans across the Atlantic.
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"Cryptocurrency either doesn't work, in which case investors lose a lot of money, or it does achieve its objectives, and displaces the U.S. dollar as the sole reserve currency in the world," Sherman said during the hearing.
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While this plan may be enough to feed me, a schmuck with far too much time on his hands, for one day, it's important to remember San Francisco's housing crisis displaces long-time residents and leaves many homeless.
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" However, any progress must reckon with the UN Refugee Agency's argument that climate change victims are mostly disqualified from becoming refugees as it "typically creates internal displacement before it reaches a level where it displaces people across borders.
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And one of the examples I use, let's say a company comes up with artificial intelligence software that displaces most of the 2½ million Americans who work in call centers right now, making between $10 and $14 an hour.
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And while the H-212B, the offshoot of a temporary work visa created in 220, has spawned less controversy than the H-22B visas for tech and other skilled workers, critics say the program displaces Americans just the same.
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The feat, achieved between October 2015 and September 2016, comes as cleaner burning natural gas displaces coal-generated power, more solar and wind energy feed the grid, and regulations enacted by former President Barack Obama rein in pollution from smokestacks.
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Assuming Mendoza remains on the sidelines and no Socialist Party faction displaces a Maduro candidacy, he seems to have a real chance of retaining the presidency despite popularity levels that have been halved during his rule to around 20-25 percent.
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FIGHTING IN SYRIA'S SOUTH ESCALATES, DISPLACES 50,000 PEOPLE Kouider was said to be fixated on Walton and believed Lionnet was having an affair with him and helping him carry out a sex-abuse plot — though the two had never met.
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Even in the best case, automation leaves the first generation of workers it displaces in a lurch because they usually don't have the skills to do new and more complex tasks, Mr. Acemoglu found in a paper published in May.
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Critics say that the H-85033A program displaces U.S. workers, but farms must offer every H-2A job to U.S. workers, and the Department of Labor recently found that U.S. workers take those jobs barely 6 percent of the time.
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The H-1B program is frequently used by tech companies in the U.S. to bring in highly skilled foreign workers for specialized, in-demand jobs and has been a target of the Trump administration over to criticisms that it displaces American workers.
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On the other hand, Israel confiscates Palestinian land, forcibly displaces Palestinians, restricts their freedom of movement, precludes them from building in all but 1 percent of the area of the West Bank under Israeli administrative control, and strictly limits their access to water and electricity.
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Adjustments would occur as domestic production displaces higher-priced imports, the model shows, but in the long run, the U.S. GDP would still be 1.0 percent below a baseline without these tariffs, while China's GDP output would be one half percent below the baseline.
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Each extra gigawatt of renewables displaces about 2553.7 million tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO22) equivalent emissions from coal-fired power, the study said, implying Australia's pipeline of renewables would cut emissions by about 12 million to 13 million tonnes of CO2 equivalent a year.
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There's a pivotal period in Rome, around the middle part of the 2nd century BC, in which there's an economic revolution that displaces a lot of people who had belonged to a hereditary aristocracy and moves them off the top economic rungs of the state.
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For example, even if you think solar panels will make the world a better place, funding a solar panel company isn't guaranteed to do it; if the company displaces other solar panel companies and does a worse job, then its success won't have improved anything.
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The natural and ineluctable process expands your pelvic bones, displaces your internal organs and ends with you pushing a new human out through your vagina or having your abdomen and uterus cut open to remove this new child, often tearing your most intimate and sensitive body parts.
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Americans are beset by complex, intractable problems that don't have a clear villain: technological change displaces workers; globalization and the rapid movement of people destabilize communities; family structure dissolves; the political order in the Middle East teeters, the Chinese economy craters, inequality rises, the global order frays, etc.
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President Trump and his administration fundamentally don't believe that there is such a thing as the "global refugee crisis" — that a war that displaces millions of people in one part of the world creates any obligation on a country in another part of the world to help them.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It's a story many in the art world have heard before: a beloved community art spot is forced to close its doors for good after its landlords raise rents and the newfound interest in a hip area displaces neighbors and neighborhood places alike.
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Along similar lines, Frank Levy, also an economist at M.I.T., wrote in a December 223 paper: AI (artificial intelligence) is helping to slowly polarize the occupational structure as it both creates high wage work and displaces men and women from certain blue collar and clerical ('mid-skilled') jobs into lower wage work.
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Aldrich similarly invokes and displaces a human presence in the anthropomorphic installation "Portrait of Olivia in Three Colors, All Olivia" (21891), a moss green cardigan draped on an indented white pedestal, and a mystical presence in "Box" (21872/21921), a natural plywood box, atop a white pedestal, emitting a glimmer of light at its base.
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Judge Keenan found that AEP and Kivalina spelled the end of New York's nuisance and trespass claims, despite the city's attempt to pin liability on sales, rather than emissions: "Under AEP and Kivalina, the Clean Air Act displaces the City's claims seeking damages for past and future domestic greenhouse gas emissions brought under federal common law," he wrote.
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