All you're doing is displacing the fat, or displacing the fascia.
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When we intake food, glucose enters our cells, displacing water.
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Technology advancements have long been blamed for displacing traditional jobs.
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"I don't think Facebook is displacing other activity," he said.
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It's not displacing the banks, it is complementing the banks.
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Rick Snyder's administration, displacing the elected mayor and city council.
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In California, wind and solar are mostly displacing natural gas.
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Whatever got her hired — displacing "Today's Take," the 9 a.m.
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This will hopefully stop the Syrian regime from displacing people.
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But technology is displacing as many jobs, if not more.
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"We're not here about displacing, we're here about enhancing," says Baciu.
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The conflict could break apart fragile states, displacing millions of people.
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And the country is displacing over 270,240 people to do it.
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It is about creating new markets more so than displacing incumbents.
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A company that deliberately attacks small businesses is now displacing them.
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Technology has been displacing and creating jobs since there was technology.
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The reservoir was created by displacing four towns in the 1930s.
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Bedoya says guerrilla factions and paramilitaries continue fighting, displacing more people.
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You're effectively displacing liquid crystal molecules and thereby distorting the image.
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And it's warming and acidifying our ocean waters, displacing our fisheries.
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If conventional plants are emitting less, then displacing them avoids less.
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"You'd be supplementing income from working, not displacing it," Rector said.
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A montage showcases media clips attacking Vice for displacing the venue.
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Is that displacing communities that used to live on that land?
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Displacing better qualified students happens literally thousands of times a year.
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Hostility has turned to violence in multiple conflicts, displacing millions of Ethiopians.
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And displacing power raises questions of how informed our progress can be.
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"Its biggest legacy will be in displacing thousands of people," Jackson said.
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The consequences, in terms of displacing millions of people, could be catastrophic.
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Like the double-sided notebooks of his youth, displacing reality from its
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Authorities ordered the evacuation of nearly 2190 homes, displacing about 2000,300 residents.
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It has emptied the city and surrounding areas, displacing nearly 1.1m people.
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Displacing nuclear energy clearly makes the battle against climate change more difficult.
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Mount Mayon has shown increased restiveness since Saturday, displacing thousands of residents.
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Maybe displacing 2 million barrels a day won't precipitate another oil crisis.
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Droughts, hurricanes, and coastal flooding are already destroying lives and displacing people.
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The siege mentality ends up displacing whatever creed the group started with.
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"The largest opportunity in the industry is in displacing cash," he said.
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It has also been criticized for displacing many residents of St. Bernard.
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We're displacing our anger about all the things that came before it.
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In the gaming world, however, it&aposs already displacing top human players.
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But there's a real worry about American words displacing good-old British words.
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The conflict has devastated the country, displacing millions and killing tens of thousands.
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So in cases where gas is displacing coal, overall CO2 emissions go down.
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"I'm not worried at all" about robots displacing humans in the near future.
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Millions of tons of earth moved, displacing 75 acres (30 hectares) of land.
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There is significance to Amazon displacing Oracle in enterprise software, whenever it happens.
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This incident, displacing 40,000 civilians thus far, will not be a one-off.
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On June 17, a 6.0 magnitude earthquake struck Sichuan, China, displacing 80,000 people.
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The communities have been under evacuation orders since Thursday, displacing about 1,700 people.
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Probiotics have the potential to improve health, including by displacing potentially harmful bugs.
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Hurricanes, wildfires, earthquakes and floods strike communities every year, injuring and displacing thousands.
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The crisis has created thousands of refugees and displacing hundreds of thousands internally.
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This is not the first time that technological developments are displacing labor markets.
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However, specifically to avoid displacing its staff, Boxed committed to retrain its workforce.
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They don't want to stop technical innovation, which is displacing millions of workers.
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Amazon, Facebook, Google, and a handful of others are displacing media companies and telcos.
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Displacing power simply raises the same questions of control and ownership in new places.
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It's displacing the tedious task of looking for problems, which is really mind-numbing.
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The most serious crimes include genocide, torture, chemical weapon attacks, and forcibly displacing civilians.
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Lip-syncing jumpstarted TikTok's rise to the center of teen culture, arguably displacing Instagram .
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For example, flooding has wracked Nigeria in recent years, killing thousands and displacing millions.
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Just as it is affecting people, gentrification is displacing the city's wild animals, too.
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So could all this mining not be displacing more conventionally "productive" uses of electricity?
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That progress is thanks largely to cheap natural gas and renewables displacing dirtier coal.
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Worsening droughts and biblical deluges are reducing food production and displacing millions of people.
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Worsening droughts and biblical deluges are reducing food production and displacing millions of people.
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Yes, there are economic challenges, with immigrants sometimes displacing low-skilled workers in particular.
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Right now, special interests are displacing the voices of the people of this country.
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Changing land use to expand avocado production in Mexico, for example, is displacing the rainforest.
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The landed elite that he claims to be displacing achieved its ascendancy under American rule.
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Software and electronics are displacing mechanical parts as the most important components of a car.
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For its workers concerned about automation displacing jobs, the foreseeable future is safe, she said.
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In New York and New Jersey, vacation homes and development are usually displacing the sand.
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Militias have proliferated, killing and displacing villagers, kidnapping foreigners and shutting down eco-tourist spots.
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"Be clear — only a street fighter has a chance at displacing the 'King,'" Avenatti wrote.
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One came in the form of displacing a future official memorial far from the site.
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Sediment from farmland and developments fills in gaps between cobblestones, displacing larvae from their homes.
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But over time, more and more tourists have taken over the market, displacing loyal customers.
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Eventually, this will lead to the displacing of the U.S. as the main global superpower.
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"Be clear — only a street fighter has a chance at displacing the 'King,'" he wrote.
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Turkish forces swooped into northern Syria soon after, displacing thousands of Kurds and killing dozens.
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She won because she had galvanized the college-educated gentrifiers who are displacing those people.
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When changes are done right, neighborhoods can be upgraded without displacing longtime residents, he added.
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They set their sights on displacing Barnett as the king of the Washington literary hill.
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And employers forced to pay more may attract better-trained workers, displacing less-educated ones.
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Universities argue that displacing scholarships allows them to better distribute funds to students in need.
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Restrictionists also made economic arguments about immigrants driving down wages and displacing native-born workers.
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They swept into state office last fall, displacing incumbents who were friendly to the industry.
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Then a third man drops a thin panel, displacing air that blows the sheet away.
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The trick was how to rejuvenate without displacing all the people who already lived there.
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Ms. Varvaro had feared displacing her sister, who is schizophrenic, so they decided to stay.
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Industrial automation has been displacing workers for decades — particularly those doing repetitive, lower-skill work.
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Let's take a breath: Robots and artificial intelligence systems are nowhere near displacing the human workforce.
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In all, about a quarter of the island's schools are shutting down, displacing around 60,000 students.
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Rather, these cold blasts are just displacing Arctic air that often stays put over the Arctic.
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The tech companies have come under fire because of their role in rapidly displacing existing businesses.
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The terrorist group is known for slaughtering and displacing innocent civilians in the cities it controls.
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Authorities said the blaze destroyed or heavily damaged seven businesses and 14 apartments, displacing 60 people.
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This earthquake leveled more than 2100,22.6 homes, killing more than 103 people and displacing another 210,270.
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Instead of displacing it, the Erzulie owners preserved it as a business, and as a drink.
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BDS has nothing to do with any displacing of indigenous peoples, in either 1948 or 1967.
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Now some developers are displacing artists as they convert studio and live-work space into apartments.
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Taylor has become the show's knightly quasi-protagonist, displacing the class war with a generational one.
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But the odds of U.S. LNG significantly displacing Russian natural gas shipped by pipeline are slim.
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Or it might get into corporate credit, displacing private investors and becoming a state commercial bank.
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Add the mistrust from centuries of pillaging and displacing millions of people from their native lands.
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The war has raged for more than six years, displacing millions and causing dire humanitarian conditions.
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But in closed spaces, that carbon dioxide can quickly build up, displacing the oxygen, experts say.
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That meant the African nation emerged as the fourth-biggest oil supplier to India, displacing Venezuela.
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Israel is building more and more settlements, displacing Palestinians and entrenching its occupation of Palestinian lands.
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This indicates that ride-hailing is displacing transit ridership and increasing vehicle miles traveled by cars.
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So when, according to the BNEF forecast, will EVs begin displacing an equivalent amount of oil?
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The fact is, by displacing demand for oil, EVs will exert downward pressure on oil prices.
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Some free services are displacing activity which has never been counted in GDP, like casual matchmaking.
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But often that means displacing your browsing history from your internet provider to your VPN provider.
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The role of automation in displacing workers has been a popular topic since the presidential election.
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May's single focus since she became prime minister, displacing social problems like housing and health care.
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Well, economic growth has been slow and wages have been stagnant (mostly because technology is displacing workers).
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We know of no people who has succeeded for long in dissolving the family or displacing it.
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She said freeports could help Britain achieve its goal of displacing Germany to become Europe's largest economy.
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In addition, the company is close to displacing Apple Inc as the most valuable U.S. tech company.
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That can be used to improve the crop yield of local farms, displacing synthetic fertiliser, he said.
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But from China to South America, dams cause controversy for flooding fragile ecosystems and displacing local communities.
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Fear of losing a home or displacing others keeps some people from reporting possible violations, she said.
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Mnuchin also said he is "not worried at all" about robots displacing humans in the near future.
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"AN ARCHAIC IDEA" Tech companies have come under fire because of their role in displacing existing businesses.
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He added that he was "not worried at all" about robots displacing humans in the near future.
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"Screen media time should then fit in around those activities or complement them rather than displacing them."
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And burning fossil fuels to create electricity kills people, so displacing fossil fuel power directly saves lives.
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Gas was displacing coal in America but remained expensive in Europe, since America had little export capacity.
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Replacing 10 billion conventional bulbs with LEDs would be the equivalent of displacing 684 coal-fired plants.
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The Chinese defense industry is growing rapidly, with a handful of Chinese firms displacing Western defense powerhouses.
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More specifically, emissions are largely down because natural gas is displacing coal electricity, which the EPA notes.
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The group is responsible for killing more than 6,000 people and displacing up to 1.2 million more.
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The cyclone struck Mozambique before continuing on to Zimbabwe and Malawi, displacing hundreds of thousands of people.
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There's a lot of concern about the possibility of robots displacing human workers and causing mass unemployment.
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Grace Mugabe also has been accused of forcibly displacing local communities from land for her private preserves.
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Iran's opponents say its proxies have fuelled conflicts, killing and displacing people in Iraq, Syria and beyond.
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Of course, neither of these examples show any sign of displacing HTC's once-booming mobile device sales.
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These extreme changes are already displacing people and causing migration as people seek a more stable life.
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When one small firm adopts a new technology displacing workers, this may not be a societal crisis.
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Ten days ago, Cyclone Idai struck Zimbabwe and Mozambique, killing more than 700 people and displacing 500,000.
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In July 2019, heavy monsoon rains caused landslides and floods, displacing millions across northern Bangladesh and India.
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Climate change is already displacing thousands from their homes, creating food crises, and exacerbating extreme weather events.
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Galleries and luxury condos have a direct hand in raising rents and displacing low income rent-subsidized tenants.
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"Israel is building more and more settlements, displacing Palestinians and entrenching its occupation of Palestinian lands," Carter wrote.
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You can't really stick it on a bookshelf, nightstand, or countertop without displacing something a bit more important.
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On April 353, 2012, the 40-story Al Tayer Tower went up in flames, displacing hundreds of families.
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What I failed to fully appreciate was the millions of people that it was displacing in dramatic ways.
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Weeks later, Hurricane Maria pummeled Puerto Rico, knocking most services offline and displacing most of the island's residents.
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To anti-Amazon protesters like Afridi, this is just the first step to displacing local families in need.
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Then we got excited about GPUs totally displacing CPUs, and that led to us investing in Nervana Systems.
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In 2009 China said that Shanghai would be a global financial centre by 2020 (presumably, displacing Hong Kong).
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In the five years leading up to the Games, an estimated 48,000 buildings were destroyed, displacing 19883,000 people.
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The real problem is that technology is displacing workers, but it's hard to argue the case against software.
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One of Kushner's plans to salvage the investment involved tearing down the building and displacing the Grand Havana.
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Heavy and continuous rainfall caused landslides and flooding across various regions in the Philippines, displacing nearly 300,000 people.
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Today, the e-commerce wave is displacing shopworkers, while automated data systems are replacing clerical and administrative work.
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They saw white tech-industry workers arriving in hipster swarms, driving up rents and displacing residents of color.
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As in New York and other major cities, housing prices have skyrocketed in Berlin, displacing many longtime residents.
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Top state universities are displacing impressive low-income students, who have often overcome troubled neighborhoods and high schools.
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The early rainy-season downpours forced many families from their homes, displacing over 270,000 people across the country.
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Small dismisses concerns that these "passive" investors are becoming too important and displacing those who are "active" traders.
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A 7.0-magnitude earthquake hit Haiti in 2010, killing more than 200,000 people and displacing hundreds of thousands.
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In other words, the displacing of a fundamental part of ourselves: the unconscious initial expression of our humanity.
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Natural gas is displacing coal, which could help fight climate change because burning it produces fewer carbon emissions.
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At the moment, high-end housing is already displacing long-term, mostly African-American residents in neighborhoods like Crenshaw.
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The city, according to one recent study, is undergoing the most intense gentrification in the country, displacing many residents.
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The Chinese leader's comments come amid a changing economy in China that is displacing workers and stoking social unrest.
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The City of Knowledge appropriated 18.5 square miles in total, displacing dozens more families and eliminating hundreds of jobs.
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One of those simulations showed a galaxy cluster brushing by the Perseus cluster and displacing some of its gas.
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That suggested machines were not displacing human workers after all, and their ability to do so had been overstated.
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This is a new wave in software — one that's not only displacing incumbent markets, but creating entirely new ones.
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Displacing Blue Line trains is undesirable because that's the only commuting option for Van Dorn Street and Franconia-Springfield.
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When moisture from the turkey comes in contact with burning oil, it turns into steam, displacing the cooking oil.
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Then I crack open another good book while listening to great music, gradually displacing Sausage Party from my memory.
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My organization was helping to create jobs, but automation was displacing tens of thousands of workers in these states.
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The deals are viewed by rebels as forcibly displacing people who oppose Assad after years of bombardment and siege.
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It accomplished that feat by displacing jobs at brick-and-mortar retail stores—the backbone of any city's downtown.
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And there has been, for example, economic investments — multinational corporations coming to these places, displacing people from their land.
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A victory would have allowed the third-ranked Halep to return to No. 24 next week, displacing Naomi Osaka.
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Displacing birds from accustomed habitat is not the only significant impact noise can have on these acoustically attuned animals.
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That also puts S'well well on the way toward its own goal of displacing 100 million bottles by 2020.
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Merely displacing the problem out of sight of the world's media is no solution to North Africa's migration crisis.
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Widespread flooding caused historic water damage to houses in southeastern Texas, displacing thousands who must begin the rebuilding process.
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St. George would be considerably bigger, with 86,000 residents, displacing Lake Charles as the fifth-largest city in Louisiana.
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Proponents say that this approach could allow for widespread renewable energy development without displacing much-needed land for food.
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The rest has been cleared, degraded or is in fragments, wiping out ecosystems and displacing indigenous communities, scientists say.
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You're not displacing people, but you do have this very industrial-ish waterfront area that is very recognizably Williamsburg.
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A dam in neighboring Laos collapsed last month, causing flash-flooding across six villages and displacing thousands of people.
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U.S. tech stocks were named the most crowded trade, displacing short European shares for the first time since November 2018.
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What about all those other instances of privileges being eroded, of newcomers displacing the old guard and stirring up anger?
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Bitcoin doesn't appear to be in any danger of displacing giants like Western Union from the global money transfer business.
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Opponents of allowing undocumented workers to remain the U.S. have argued that those workers are displacing U.S.-born job seekers.
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The military dictators of the 1970s had little compunction about flooding vast areas of forest and displacing thousands of families.
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Hurricane Harvey made landfall along the Texas coast on August 25, 2017, displacing 30,000 people and damaging thousands of homes.
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Local housing activists also say that Facebook has accelerated gentrification and is directly responsible for displacing families, reported the Guardian.
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Second, if they brought in a foreign worker, they had to ensure that person wasn't displacing or harming American workers.
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That, argues Keenan, is why wealthier investors are now displacing low-income residents in high-elevation neighborhoods, like Little Haiti.
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Several conflicts have reignited since Suu Kyi took office, displacing an estimated 160,000 more people, according to the United Nations.
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After its two-day rout, the peso has become the worst performing major currency this year, displacing the British pound.
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New waves that are so intense they're actually shaking the ground and displacing things that would normally never be displaced.
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Turkey invaded northern Syria on October 9, displacing thousands of Kurds, and shelling vast areas of the war-torn country.
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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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Grandma is a good idea for the very young, and the technology here is supporting the interacting, not displacing it.
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Various arguments have been presented over the years, like cheap Chinese imports displacing workers; there is some evidence for this.
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His replacement, Anton Vaino, fits with a recent pattern of younger loyalists displacing an older generation of Mr. Putin's peers.
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And it is paying up to $5 million in annual lease payments to Nebraska rural landowners without displacing cash crops.
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Assad's offensive to reclaim Idlib began last spring and has since intensified, displacing about 1 million Syrians since December 2019.
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The conflagration has already burned 728 homes to the ground and damaged another 171, while displacing more than 94,000 people.
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Together, they would be the third-biggest car company in the world, displacing G.M. and following only Volkswagen and Toyota.
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The project will provide low-carbon power equivalent to displacing 550,000 cars from the road, Suncor said in a statement.
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Such exhibits are to poetry as museum wall texts are to art works—supposedly enhancing but often displacing aesthetic adventure.
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Frigates are at the smaller end of what are called major naval surface combatants, displacing around 2,400 to 4,100 tons.
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Some have documented records of looting property, displacing civilians and committing other abuses during earlier Turkish-backed incursions into Syria.
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According to the Facebook founder, this was "displacing" the core of the service: social interactions and connecting with other users.
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There has to be a way to ask for accountability for your family's grief and displacement without displacing others. Right?
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Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff has warned of "digital refugees," that could be a result of AI and automation displacing workers.
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Wildfires in California cost a record-breaking $24 billion, displacing the prior record for losses due to wildfires set in 2017.
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Think about Jakarta, the capital of Indonesia, which is simultaneously sinking and flooding, and displacing residents from an ancient cultural hub.
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According to the Pew Charitable Trusts, at least 190 schools in Harvey's path have been damaged, displacing more than 15,000 students.
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China's vast infrastructure investments in Central Asia, part of the Belt and Road Initiative, are displacing Russia in its own backyard.
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As a result, college-educated workers are taking on jobs that are cognitively less demanding (see chart), displacing less educated workers.
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This month federal troops clashed with local security forces in Ethiopia's Somali region, triggering tit-for-tat killings and displacing thousands.
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Mr. Buttigieg also went on the offensive in hopes of coalescing moderate Democrats and displacing Mr. Sanders from his lead here.
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He also sees clean-energy batteries in electric vehicles displacing oil demand, as petroleum did whale oil in the 19th century.
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Displacing the judgment of taste partly to algorithms, as in the Amazon Echo Look, robs us of some of that humanity.
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Longtime California residents have seen developers misbehave before, overbuilding luxury units and displacing residents in entire neighborhoods with waves of gentrification.
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Opponents of allowing undocumented workers to remain in the U.S. have argued that those workers are displacing U.S.-born job seekers.
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The pipeline would strengthen already strong energy ties between the United States and Canada, potentially displacing crude imports from other countries.
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But the opposition decries them as a tactic of forcibly displacing people who oppose Assad after years of bombardment and siege.
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Several conflicts have reignite since Suu Kyi took power, displacing an estimated 160,000 people, according to data from the United Nations.
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Before computer simulations, countries conducted real-time nuclear tests, oftentimes above ground, displacing front-line communities living in selected test sites.
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Even combined, the two do not dream of displacing the giants of the art world, the auction houses Sotheby's and Christie's.
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The 2007 contract included bonus incentives for home-run milestones, for eventually displacing Bonds as the sport's career home-run leader.
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Displacing a crown prince was an unprecedented move, but in many respects bin Nayef was a solid choice for a successor.
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In 2010, China became the world's largest manufacturer, displacing the U.S. Roughly one-fourth of global goods are made in China.
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The shale gas revolution has made natural gas so cheap that it is displacing coal as a fuel for generating electricity.
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The Iraqis instead used helicopters as gunships, raining steel and chemicals down on Kurdish positions, killing thousands and displacing many more.
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Rock ′n' roll was in ascendance, taking over the airwaves and displacing show music as the soundtrack of American popular culture.
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Rock ′n' roll was in ascendance, taking over the airwaves and displacing show music as the soundtrack of American popular culture.
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Aside from displacing tyrants and leading to the eventual killing of Osama bin Laden, none of this turned out as pitched.
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We've really been displacing those risks — out of sight, out of mind — either to poor minority communities in the case of hazardous waste, or now to displacing our plastic and paper waste to communities where — although it's used in China — it was being disassembled and reprocessed by people who are very much being exposed to the worst risks.
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In an election in November 2011, Mr Rajoy won an absolute majority, displacing the hapless Socialist government of José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero.
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Demonstrations began last year against a government plan to allocate farmland to the capital Addis Ababa for development, potentially displacing many farmers.
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America runs a large trade deficit in manufactured goods; surging imports did play a significant role in displacing industrial jobs after 2000.
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Meritocratic inequality works like this: First, elite workers acquire super-skilled jobs, displacing middle-class labor from the center of economic production.
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If consumed, the liquid nitrogen can cause serious internal complications or fatal asphyxiation caused by the substance displacing oxygen inside the body.
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The same was true on the jobs front, where technology was displacing entire workforces at an unexpectedly fast pace, both executives agreed.
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Part 1 shows figures, in varying degrees of geometric abstraction, making swimming motions that glitch out of control, mangling and displacing limbs.
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Throwing money at the pizza space could be seen as a source of disruption — displacing existing players and supply and delivery chains.
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These unexploded ordnances have claimed hundreds of lives, while displacing Yemenis from their homes and impeding access to roads, water and farmland.
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Killing the old model starts with displacing products and services as the center of your marketing and replacing them with your audience.
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Fracking is lowering emissions because natural gas, which burns 50% less carbon emissions than coal, is displacing coal in America's electricity mix.
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It's been five years since a 9.0 magnitude earthquake struck off Japan's northeastern shore, killing 16,000 people and displacing thousands of Japanese.
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In the days since the event, United has apologized for the incident and changed their policy on displacing passengers from overbooked flights.
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The Chinese defense industry is making some waves as several Chinese firms have begun displacing traditional Western defense powerhouses in global rankings.
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It's not like he's displacing anyone great, and it's not like the Texans can't draft a better quarterback if one becomes available.
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This is rare among great artists, who palpably comprehend the absurdities of displacing reality with artifice, even as they do no less.
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The Woolsey fire continues to be a major blaze, displacing hundreds of thousands of residents as it moves east, including several celebrities.
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The war is estimated to have killed hundreds of thousands of people, displacing 11 million and forcing six million abroad as refugees.
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That's because cheaper natural gas and renewables are already displacing coal, even as the Clean Power Plan remains tied up in court.
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Government forces are battling ISIS-linked militants for control of the city, displacing at least 70,000 residents and leaving 140 people dead.
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"When you build community solar projects you are displacing former fossil fuel plants from being used because these of customers," Bhatraju said.
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Nor can I tolerate subsidizing the people actively displacing Palestinians from their land, the strongest supporters of Israeli military action against Palestinians.
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Do you think there was a psychological drive propelling your colleagues to want to undersell DeepMind's contribution because it was displacing them?
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It also upset some of the theater's old guard, who felt threatened as rock was displacing show tunes on the Billboard charts.
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His messaging service, Kik, has grown steadily over its nearly decade-old existence, but has no hope of displacing rivals like Facebook.
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One overriding factor that could stall further use of robotics at operations within China is controversy about robots displacing blue collar jobs.
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He sees bitcoin eventually displacing offshore Swiss and Cayman bank accounts that JPMorgan and other banks have opened for their wealthy clients.
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The core message is to make sure screen time is not displacing other important activities, such as adequate sleep and physical activity.
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"They're probably displacing all kinds of experiences like playing with toys, and talking to grownups and going outside," Hutton tells Changing America.
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That's due to two trends: Alternative energy sources such as electricity and natural gas are displacing the need for gasoline and diesel.
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In this lesson, students use the Times's series Carbon's Casualties to learn about how climate change is displacing people around the world.
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During that period, Robert Moses had demolished tenements, displacing and dispersing the ethnically diverse communities that had long called the area home.
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Additionally, other states are expected to seek waivers displacing the ACA's insurance protections entirely, for Medicaid patients and non-Medicaid patients alike.
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Displacing an online haven for extremists with an estimated 500,000 global users would, in theory, be a massive blow for the far right.
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Displacing an online haven for extremists with an estimated 4,000 global users would, in theory, be a massive blow for the far right.
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In 2015, Humira sales crossed $14 billion since approval in 2003, displacing Pfizer's anti-cholesterol drug Lipitor as the top-selling drug ever.
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Most important, its focus should be on engaging rather than displacing small-scale farmers and giving primacy to sustainability as a driving principle.
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Despite the popular liberal myth that undocumented immigrants only take jobs Americans don't want, they really are displacing African Americans from employment opportunities.
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"(The move) is the culmination of the crime of usurping Palestine and displacing the Palestinian people," SANA said, quoting a Foreign Ministry source.
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Then in June this year they scooped three of the island's four constituencies in the national legislature, displacing representatives of ancient dynastic families.
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The quake shattered homes and lives across this vast archipelago, displacing more than 84,000 people, according to disaster agency spokesman Sutopo Purwo Nugroho.
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We know already that it is among the key forces displacing populations, leading to massive migrations that are straining stability and fuelling terrorism.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin is not worried about artificial intelligence displacing U.S. jobs for at least 50 to 2.23 years, he said Friday.
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Reddit's ranking algorithm often pushed flash-in-the-pan controversial threads to the top of the page, displacing threads with deep, meaningful conversations.
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This has attracted a flood of investment in e-commerce firms, the impact of which may go far beyond just displacing offline retail.
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The Cup was moved to November and December, interfering with most other international soccer leagues and displacing the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations.
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When decentralized blockchain protocols start displacing the centralized web services that dominate the current internet, we'll start to see real internet-based sovereignty.
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All this mining is technically displacing other activity, like protein folding, that you could argue is a more socially valuable use of electricity.
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After World War II, for example, federal and state governments plowed freeways through our cities, displacing thousands of residents and physically dividing communities.
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These stores are effectively displacing and disincentivizing full-service grocery stores from opening in the rural, low-income communities where dollar stores thrive.
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But rather than displacing local workers, they mostly have filled lower-wage jobs that the city's work force had rejected, Mr. Armstrong said.
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For several years, soldiers loyal to Kiir have clashed with forces loyal to his ousted vice president, Riek Machar, displacing millions of civilians.
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Paraguay is historically susceptible to floods, and since mid-232 Asunción has had unusually regular bouts of heavy rainfall, displacing thousands of families.
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But the tornado tore off the front of her little green house and wrecked its roof, displacing her and the 15 other residents.
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The proposal for an Australian values test, despite its best intentions, follows a pattern of displacing responsibility for our society's shortcomings onto migrants.
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Neighboring countries joined an offensive against the group this year and the conflict spilled across their borders, displacing tens of thousands of people.
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Tsunamis are generally produced when tectonic plates move against each other under the ocean in subduction zones, displacing ocean water through powerful quakes.
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When a fire ripped through a squatter area on Christmas Day in 403, displacing 53,000 people overnight, the government was forced to intervene.
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People priced out of San Francisco moved to Seattle and Portland, driving up prices and displacing people who moved to Denver and Austin.
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Acquiring Salesforce would allow Google to "instantly jump" to the No. 533 spot in the cloud market behind Amazon, displacing Microsoft, RBC projected.
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"We're creating more jobs than we're displacing right now," Fisher claims, saying it needs people for data labeling to train its artificial intelligence.
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And even without displacing that other national anthem, "God Bless America" continually rings from each mountain and prairie and ocean white with foam.
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Hailed by proponents as vital to American innovation, the program has also been criticized for displacing United States workers with cheaper foreign labor.
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Growing climate change impacts are already displacing people, and some "really do need to relocate", said Corendea of India's Jindal Global Law School.
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In real estate lingo, "adaptations" are also "amenities," and the pursuit of those amenities ends up displacing poor people and people of color.
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Every place you go you are displacing people who are already struggling to get by, and all it does is piss them off.
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In 1830, he pressed Congress to pass the Indian Removal Act, displacing thousands of people and ultimately leading to the Trail of Tears.
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The bioethanol can be used as fuel and hence generate cash, while reducing the carbon intensity of steel-making and displacing fossil fuel.
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Recent wars and violence also have triggered the worst displacement and refugee crises recorded since World War II, displacing over 2628 million people.
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Why is a less efficient, less personalized and more wasteful way of buying screws and plungers — ordering online — displacing the local hardware store?
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Digital payments are displacing cash, while upstarts are using mobile phones and artificial intelligence to pick off some of banks' most profitable niches.
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Madison miraculously survived the Camp Fire that tore through Northern California throughout November, killing 85 people, displacing thousands, and leaving many, including Gaylord, homeless.
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The Kilauea volcano has been unleashing danger on the remote, rural southeastern side of the island for nearly a month, displacing thousands of resident.
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From gentrification and political corruption to contemporary colonialism, the artist's latest collection of work titled Displacing Wavesemploys illustration and painting to convey powerful messages.
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U.S. emissions fell by 3 percent to their lowest level since 1992 helped by higher use of shale gas and renewable energy displacing coal.
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Rebel groups however say the plan is part of a government strategy of forcibly displacing people from areas after years of siege and bombardment.
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The big picture: Trump's withdrawal from Syria has caused unrest in the region, displacing hundreds of thousands of Kurds as Turkish forces move in.
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In 2017, the City of Galena started operating their own biomass facility, displacing 85033,000 gallons of fuel oil since their biomass operation went online.
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The violence in Idlib has accelerated in recent months despite several ceasefire efforts, including as recently as January, displacing hundreds of thousands of people.
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That led economists to believe that technology was displacing workers and creating more efficiencies that, in turn, made factories more productive with fewer employees.
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Global LNG demand is expected to double by 2035, with much of that growth coming from Asia where gas is displacing coal, it said.
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For a while, Somali piracy attracted unprecedented public attention, displacing images of peglegs, eye patches and a dreadlocked Johnny Depp from the popular imagination.
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The things that have caused us to limit it are on the one hand, when we see passive consumption of video displacing social interactions . . .
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More than 1,000 for-profit college campuses closed in the past five years, displacing around 450,000 students, according to the Chronicle of Higher Education.
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At least 1,000 people were killed when Hurricane Matthew battered the Tiburon Peninsula in Haiti last week, destroying houses and displacing tens of thousands.
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Natural gas is expected to be the fastest-growing source of energy in the coming decades, displacing coal in power plants and heavy industries.
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Many were classified as "wastelands" or government land and diverted for quarrying, biofuel cultivation, mines and other commercial purposes, displacing and depriving local communities.
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Labour's leaflets remind wavering voters that it came within 3,000 votes of displacing the Tories last time, whereas the Lib Dems were 22,000 behind.
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There is anxiety about automation displacing workers and in many cases, new digital tools allow one worker to do work previously done by several.
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China has so much money that it is creating new development banks to lend to other developing countries, thus effectively displacing the World Bank.
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But while Amazon is rapidly displacing physical stores, the legal system isn't giving Amazon customers the same protections it offers to traditional retail shoppers.
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Automation is expected to reshape the field in the coming years, but most industry leaders do not believe this will result in displacing workers.
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"Initially they were helping Afghan farmers by paying a premium price for saffron and displacing opium production," said Jim Slama, the president of FamilyFarmed.
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He said "only a street fighter has a chance at displacing the 'King'" and that he feels a moral obligation to run against Trump.
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That could indicate, scientists said, that a large amount of soil may have slid into the ocean, displacing enough water to create the tsunami.
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If you're at all concerned about economic mobility, this underscores the waste of unfairly displacing qualified low-income students from top colleges and universities.
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Before then, teachers with seniority could claim whatever job they wanted, displacing novice teachers without so much as having to interview with a principal.
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The invasion began with fierce bombing in the neighborhood of El Chorrillo, home to Noriega's base, destroying wooden homes and displacing thousands of people.
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Horn, too, acknowledges that women can easily view the group meetings as threatening or even displacing to their roles in the workplace or relationships.
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As a result, even negative coverage can sometimes benefit President-elect Donald J. Trump by displacing potentially more damaging stories from the news agenda.
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Three years later, Barca came calling, and since displacing Claudio Bravo as the club's number one in 2016, he's gone from strength to strength.
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Affluent, usually white young people take over low-income neighborhoods, spiking up the cost of living and displacing the communities that were there before.
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Prolonged droughts, displacing millions of people, are an important factor in much of the recent strife in the Middle East and sub-Saharan Africa.
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And it wreaked havoc on local wildlife, killing an estimated 1,600 whitetail deer and displacing the Louisiana black bear, a federally listed threatened species.
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That the internet retailers which are displacing them are also vulnerable to many of the same forces is also true, but much less well understood.
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The initial American invasion accomplished most of what it set out to, destroying al Qaeda's stronghold and either killing or displacing many of its leaders.
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And so it did, displacing thousands from primarily black and Latino neighborhoods in its wake — and effectively cutting Baylor off from the rest of downtown.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin says he's "not at all" worried about robots displacing American workers, and his definition of artificial intelligence comes from Star Wars.
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The Beyond and Impossible burgers aren't exactly health food (something I've written about previously), though they're not more unhealthy than the meat products they're displacing.
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Lee in particular emphasized that, as an Asian American artist and daughter of immigrants, she's extremely conscious of not displacing existing tenants and their communities.
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They're playing into the trend of web-based applications and the software as a service (SaaS) delivery model, which is rapidly displacing legacy packaged software.
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But if we do want to avoid displacing or reassigning our desires and creativity to machines, we can decide to become a little more analog.
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In developed countries, like the United States and the United Kingdom, natural gas displacing coal is a big reason emissions in these countries have dropped.
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By the time China's ambitions of displacing the U.S. as the dominant global power were widely understood, Beijing's success had already begun to feel inevitable.
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It's still a fossil fuel, but the cleanest-burning kind, so when it's displacing coal, it reduces greenhouse gas emissions as the accompanying chart shows.
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Eventually, the economy will have to deal with unemployment caused by robotics and AI displacing human workers, because tech like PepperPay is on the way.
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Harvey was the most powerful storm to hit Texas in more than 50 years, killing over 21.9 people and displacing more than 21.5 million citizens.
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"There are certain species that do very well in warmer waters, and reproduce prolifically, that are displacing species like mussels and other shellfish," she continued.
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Now McAdoo has been promoted to head coach, displacing Tom Coughlin, and Olivier Vernon, Janoris Jenkins, and Eli Apple top a major wave of additions.
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To date, heavy rains have caused havoc in Kenya, killing at least 158 people and displacing 299,859, according to the government and Kenya Red Cross.
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Consider also that if robots were really displacing workers at a great rate, we should be seeing very rapid productivity increases (fewer workers, larger output).
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In 1976 she imported 102 wild animals from Kenya to create a private safari park on Calauit Island, displacing the 254 families who lived there.
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Conventional ethanol has grown to nearly 2628 billion gallons per year, displacing 28503 million barrels of gasoline in 22019 that were worth almost $26 billion.
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Still, Peters said natural gas, wind and solar were likely to continue displacing coal in U.S. electricity production, thanks to new technologies and lower prices.
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Turkish forces marched into Syria last Wednesday, displacing thousands of Kurdish people and leaving the SDF to ally with Russian mercenaries and the Syrian government.
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Governments, discovering that a coveted "World Heritage" designation could boost tourism, began razing surrounding areas and displacing local populations, in order to accommodate bigger crowds.
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South Korea gained market share in the U.S., displacing domestic American companies, but did not allow sales in its home market to offset these losses.
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These include rising sea levels that are already displacing communities, as well as prolonged droughts, intense floods and extreme heat causing food and water stresses.
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Baked into our business plan is that we want to create jobs wherever we're displacing jobs, so I think that the USDA should love us.
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Second, you have to figure out just how much of the primary pollutants — SO22, NOx, PM22, and CO7.33 — were avoided by displacing that power generation.
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Second, poor California is building the shit out of renewable energy, but it's mostly displacing natural gas, which has relatively low levels of local pollution.
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It is heading west after tearing through Redding, a city about 227 miles north of San Francisco, killing six people and displacing tens of thousands.
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At its peak, a third of the city was under water; 21625,2900 homes were destroyed; and, 220006,2202 homes were damaged, displacing 2628,28500 evacuees to shelters.
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It seems much of my generation would rather patronize swanky restaurants in gentrified neighbourhoods without thinking about the people we are displacing in the process.
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In February 2000, Cyclone Eline also made landfall near Beira during a period of intense rain, killing hundreds and displacing 650,000 across the wider region.
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Mark Tepper, CEO and president of Strategic Wealth Partners, sees fiercer competition from retail and tech giants displacing Kroger's industry leadership in the long run.
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Vatican officials also had concerns about AI displacing jobs and met with IBM in the United States at a research center in September, he said.
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Turkey's rebel allies pledged on Friday to back an offensive by Ankara east of the Euphrates, blaming the YPG for displacing Arabs from the region.
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"Extreme weather events are already displacing many more people than violent conflicts," she said on a panel with leaders of vulnerable countries at the talks.
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He never imagined "Exit West" would become so grimly prescient, with the crisis in Syria displacing millions, and nationalist movements gaining ground in the West.
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Fed officials largely shrugged off a weak jobs report for September and pinned the decline in employment on Hurricanes Harvey and Irma temporarily displacing workers.
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You've got the classic Dishonored sword and gun, and there are some clever lethal options — you can make someone explode by Displacing into them, for instance.
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With the internet displacing both network and cable television, there's no limit to the profusion of properties that can claim a sliver of an audience's attention.
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The report criticized China's excess industrial capacity and requirements for technology transfers and cyber security, which it said are aimed displacing foreign products with domestic versions.
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Displacing it would require hard work, plenty of details, and probably a lot of time and energy well beyond simply appointing a handful of tougher regulators.
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The conflict has been eclipsed by Syria but is a humanitarian catastrophe as well, killing more than 10,000, displacing 3 million and causing widespread food shortages.
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Some elements of our day-to-day lifestyles should probably be revamped, with high-speed rail maybe replacing cars, renewables and nuclear power displacing fossil fuels.
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The insurgency is known for displacing tens of thousands of residents and kidnapping 276 Chibok schoolgirls in 2014, more than 100 of whom are still missing.
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He was not given to making the big pronouncements common to the more ideological members of the community, about the currency displacing the dollar or euro.
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IBM adopted Slack slowly, and then all at onceSlack isn't displacing a particular product at IBM, except perhaps that it'll replace email for all internal communications.
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So reshaping city centers to be more people-centric and less toxic to human health by displacing cars would be an incredible win for micro-mobility.
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Russia-backed Syrian forces have pressed to capture Idlib, the last rebel stronghold in the country, displacing more than half a million people since early December.
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Basically, what you find is that self-publishing is displacing the usual mass-market stuff, but it's not diverting our consumption away from the elevated stuff.
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The drought caused severe hardship to Americans living in the Great Plains region, eroding land value, kicking up devastating dust storms, and displacing millions of people.
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A 3 degree uptick in global temperatures could cause sea level to rise up to 20 feet over the next few centuries, displacing hundreds of millions.
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But the other piece of the environmental equation is what the scooter ride is displacing, or if it leads to trips that otherwise wouldn't be taken.
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Coming from nowhere a few years ago, the 118-person company has steadily climbed the ranks of electronic market makers, displacing huge institutions in the process.
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Politicians like them because they can be built without displacing large groups of people; it often takes 18 months or less, in time for re-election.
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Insurgent parties are not displacing the established ones, as in Europe, nor are populist candidates taking control of political machines, as Donald Trump has in America.
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From his new perch Mr Autor's early work focused on when, how and with what effects firms decided to use new, and potentially labour-displacing, technologies.
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Congress held a series of hearings last year looking at the dominance of major tech companies and their role in displacing or swallowing up existing businesses.
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Chinese rival Huawei predicted last week that it would become the world's top smartphone seller by volume - displacing Samsung - in the final quarter of next year.
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Destructive wildfires have torn across thousands of acres in Southern California since Monday night, destroying homes, forcing evacuations, and displacing thousands of residents as a result.
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Campaigners say that without titles demarcating ownership, powerful interests have been able to take control of vast swathes of land, displacing local residents in the process.
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If an arbitrary game played by arbitrary rules becomes synonymous with the false promise of release and redemption, is it fulfilling a need or displacing one?
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Conversely, Starboard is no stranger to displacing a company's board in efforts to propel the stock higher, as it did in the case of Darden Restaurants.
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That, and ongoing clashes in the northeast that are displacing tens of thousands of people, undermines the incentive for the remaining armed groups to sign on.
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One of the big issues for Montserrat was when the Soufriere Hills volcano began erupting in 1995, destroying two-thirds of the island, and displacing thousands.
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By the end of November, the Chadian Army had swept through the northern basin, forcibly displacing more than a hundred and ten thousand people in total.
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Trump's attacks on immigrants and other groups seem to sit well with white male voters who fear that other segments of society are gradually displacing them.
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After he pried the starfish from rocks with a crowbar and hurled them into the sea, the mussels proliferated along the shore, displacing algae and limpets.
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Displacing as much water as five aircraft carriers is just one eye-popping statistic that attempts to explain the sheer size of the world's largest vessel.
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It began when the area was bulldozed in 1967 for urban renewal, displacing nearly 2,000 people from their homes and erasing a multiethnic, low-income community.
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Mount Sinabung in Indonesia has been erupting for about the past five years now, displacing tens of thousands as it sends debris flows toward populated areas.
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One industry pays its engineers so well they have negatively altered the social ecosystems in large cities, displacing low-income workers outside of the metropolitan areas.
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We can take advantage of the same technologies that are displacing our workers and point them more aggressively towards education that specifically helps retrain our workforce.
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Acquiring Salesforce would allow Google to "instantly jump" to the No. 2 spot behind Amazon, displacing Microsoft, RBC said, by hugely bolstering its cloud software revenue.
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But the battle for Mosul lasted nearly nine months, killing thousands of people, displacing nearly a million and leaving entire districts in smoldering heaps of rubble.
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In Kerala, India heavy rains have caused some of the region's worst flooding in nearly a century, killing more than 300 people and displacing thousands. 45.
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Some scholarships stipulate that they cannot be used to reduce financial aid, and some universities decrease students' institutional loans before displacing their scholarships — a huge help.
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In short, with the allocation of power and privilege, and the lived experiences of citizens, democracy often does not restart the political game after displacing authoritarianism.
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The expansion has allowed the colleges to continue enrolling similar numbers of lower-income students, rather than displacing those students, but it has created severe crowding.
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Owners looking to build on the lots must get a permit, but then they can remove the burrows, displacing what few owls the state has left.
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Mr. Agarwal, who has become a business star in India, has said he aspired to make Oyo the world's largest hotel chain by 2023, displacing Marriott.
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Israel furthermore uses collective punishment in retaliation for actual or alleged attacks by Palestinians, including the demolition of the homes of alleged attackers, displacing entire families.
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In Japan, "instead of displacing workers, you are simply replacing workers," said Todd Sneider, deputy division chief for the Japan division of the International Monetary Fund.
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Navarro believes China is playing the long-game against the U.S., with the ultimate goal of displacing the United States as the world's largest economic superpower.
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During the last world leadership transition, common Western purpose was less necessary because the US was displacing the United Kingdom, and both had similar value systems.
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The EPA authors note that their report excludes any consideration of biofuels' reductions of greenhouse gas emissions or the additional environmental benefits of displacing fossil fuels.
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Apple became famous for stockpiling vast amounts of cash, generating the most cash for shareholders this decade, and displacing both Exxon and Microsoft in the process.
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Hurricane Mitch slammed into his family's home country of Honduras in 1998 as a Category 5 storm, killing more than 7,000 people and displacing thousands more.
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If it is displacing primary metal in the rest of the world, it is logical that the hardest impact would be in the closest geographical region.
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This is the first time the city ranked as the most livable on the list, displacing Melbourne, Australia, which had a record seven-year winning streak.
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The dam led to flooding in the area, destroying tribal lands for farming and hunting and displacing hundreds of families, according to the National Park Service.
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There's a bipartisan consensus that China has taken advantage of the US economy for years, mainly by stealing intellectual property and displacing millions of American jobs.
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Luckin currently operates 2,370 stores across China and plans to open 2,500 more this year with the goal of displacing Starbucks as China's largest coffee chain.
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The presentation of seemingly disparate works within a non-neutral context aims to highlight the similarities between objects by displacing the perceived tension onto the environment.
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And now they have succeeded in driving a wedge through the sector that has been held by rebels for more than four years, displacing thousands of civilians.
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As wildfires continue to blaze throughout Southern California, displacing residents and destroying buildings, terrifying images and videos show firefighters struggling to battle the historically large Thomas Fire.
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It's not a fault line, but a network Fault lines occur where rocks on two sides push against or slide past each other, displacing the earth's crust.
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But, she says, the campaign will likely last at least six months, and will cause widespread destruction in Mosul while displacing much of the city's civilian population.
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Throughout the afternoon, time and again, speakers mentioned the encroachment of high-end art galleries and expensive bars and restaurants displacing long-term residents in the area.
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The United Nations said last month that South Sudan's warring parties are killing, abducting and displacing civilians and destroying property despite conciliatory rhetoric by Kiir and Machar.
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Since October, the army has been engaged in an offensive against ethnic rebel groups in the north and the east of the country, displacing thousands of people.
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According to Kaba, the problem stems from the government signing over land to companies, displacing local people off the land they have always lived on and farmed.
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Hudson Yards, Manhattan's brand-new neighborhood, had the highest median sales price ($4,893,883) in the city during Q873 863, displacing TriBeCa as the city's most expensive neighborhood.
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Responding to PKK attacks against security targets in 2015, he inflamed the conflict by arresting Kurdish politicians, pulverising towns in the southeast, and displacing some 500,000 people.
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With the PM3s, I loved the natural instrumentation of Nitin Sawhney's Displacing the Priest, which definitely benefited from the Kann's expanded soundstage and seemingly boundless dynamic range.
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We expect the way that real estate is purchased will be different in the next 10-20 years, driven by AI/AR/VR displacing real estate professionals.
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Why it matters: The technology can cut carbon emissions by displacing some aviation and other vehicle trips, though the scope of the benefits depends on several variables.
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Last year, we identified the UE Boom 2 as our favorite portable speaker, displacing the original UE Boom from the top spot on our list of bests.
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This kind of housing is increasingly being built at under-utilized urban sites like surface parking lots, to prevent displacing current residents or destroying older building stock.
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Why it matters: Streaming hasn't come close to totally displacing live TV, but it's no longer a nascent technology that's just used by tech-savvy young adults.
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They also blame him for destroying parts of Benghazi and displacing large numbers of residents in a three-year campaign for control of Libya's second-largest city.
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The Palestinian government said the ruling gave "occupation forces the authority to commit an international crime by forcibly displacing the 180 Palestinian citizens of Khan al-Ahmar".
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Last month Ramachandra Guha, a prominent historian, suggested that only Mr Kumar could save Congress, by joining it and displacing the dynastic leadership of the Gandhi family.
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He wouldn't name the banks, but insisted that they don't want to take his money because he has been accused of supporting paramilitary groups and displacing peasants.
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With its new Watershed space, the ICA has to navigate a delicate balance of bringing art into East Boston without displacing the communities and artists already there.
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Tinder is also expanding the number of images you can post to your profile to nine, in order to make room for Loops without displacing existing photos.
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They're displacing their middle-income people to my district, where they're now driving an hour-and-a-half or two hours each way to get to work.
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The rare and aggressive benign tumor, called a myxoma, had eaten away the young girl's jaw, displacing her tongue and making it difficult to eat and breathe.
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Activists have long blamed the rapid expansion of palm oil plantations, rampant logging and a wave of dam-building for causing environmental damage and displacing indigenous people.
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Consulting firm Bain estimates millions of jobs will be lost in the US over the next two decades, displacing as much as 25% of the labor force.
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ITT Technical Institute announced Tuesday morning it will close all of its campuses, displacing some 40,000 students and eliminating the jobs of most of its 8,000 employees.
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In the time that Facebook has been banned from China, services like QQ, WeChat and Weibo have become dominant in China and displacing them will be difficult.
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It remains a largely working-class bedroom community, though some fear that the relatively affordable housing could lure more affluent Bay Area residents, displacing low-income residents.
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The 31-year-old prince, known as MBS, drew the spotlight last June after displacing his cousin to become the crown prince of the oil-rich kingdom.
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Extremists from the Abu Sayyaf and Maute groups seized part of the city last month, beginning a wave of violence and displacing tens of thousands of residents.
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Trump insisted Pence was not taking a czarlike position, nor was he displacing Secretary of Health and Human Services Alex Azar from leading the internal task force.
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Burke immersed himself in Béla Bartók's 1918 opera, "Bluebeard's Castle," because Anthony listens to it compulsively in the Knightsbridge apartment, his taste displacing Julie's pop-music preferences.
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Wildfires have burned 115,000 acres in the state, killing at least 21625 people, displacing at least 2900,220006 others and destroying 2202,2628 structures, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.
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But the bottom line, according to the panel of experts, is that renewables are still not displacing hydrocarbons, as developing countries grow wealthier and demand more energy.
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I may not be displacing a native people or anything like that, but it's still hard to wash off the politics of the frontier when I play.
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The mainly Arab rebels accuse the Syrian Kurdish militia of forcibly displacing Arabs from the villages in what they say is a deliberate policy of ethnic cleansing.
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The painter here shows his genius for displacing cultural reifications into an interminable shell-game analysis of the modern human psyche: To be or not to be?
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Southeast Asian countries like Cambodia and Myanmar are already on the path to displacing China's role as the go-to location for building things on the cheap.
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Similarly, creating federal right of access to genomic data in 2014 required displacing state laws that blocked access to that data on the basis of perceived health illiteracy.
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A68 contains twice the volume of water as Lake Erie, but it won't contribute to rising sea levels because it's already displacing a huge amount of sea water.
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Forces loyal to Haftar took control of Ras Lanuf, Es Sider, Zueitina and Brega ports, displacing a force that is allied to the U.N.-backed government in Tripoli.
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The withdrawal of U.S. forces from Manbij and elsewhere in the northeast could incentivize Turkey to push even father into Syrian territory, displacing hundreds of thousands of civilians.
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Displacing coal with natural gas is already reducing pollution, in power generation and industry, but also by replacing biomass in homes and substituting oil in the transport system.
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While natural gas is displacing coal in boilers used to heat buildings, there wouldn't appear to be much synergy between the pricing of the two fuels in China.
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In 20143, the main trends we noted in 2015 — SQL-on-Hadoop displacing traditional analytics databases and the consolidation of data warehouses into cloud-hosting-provider offerings — continued.
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As for Avengers: Endgame, the film has made more than $2 billion at the worldwide box office displacing Titanic as the second-highest grossing movie of all time.
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But the velocity of old-fashioned cash is much higher in Indonesia than it was in China, which means that displacing it will therefore be that much harder.
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The 185-meter Three Gorges Dam has been one of China's most expensive and most controversial engineering projects, submerging entire villages, displacing millions of people and disrupting ecosystems.
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The newly discovered object—likely an extreme dwarf planet—was given the placeholder name FarFarOut, potentially displacing FarOut as the most distant known object in the Solar System.
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They never even learned that if you hector a nonwhite teenager about displacing white people's jobs, she's going to hide rotten tomatoes in the bottom of your bag.
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While the 2016 total reflects strong Chinese demand for the steelmaking raw material, it also shows the increased availability of seaborne supply, displacing higher-cost production at home.
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It accuses the YPG of pursuing "demographic change" in northern Syria by forcibly displacing Turkmen and Arab communities, as well as Kurds who do not share its ideology.
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A recent spate of devastating wildfires has rocked California, causing billions of dollars of property damage, burning hundreds of thousands of acres, and displacing thousands from their communities.
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Massacres and ethnic cleansing on both sides ensued, killing more than 20,000 people and displacing about a million, mostly Azerbaijanis, before a cease-fire took hold in 1994.
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El Niño occurs when surface ocean waters across the equatorial Pacific start to heat up, displacing the jet stream south and disrupting ocean and atmospheric circulation patterns worldwide.
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Land rights campaigners say powerful agribusiness interests are known to bribe local land registry officials to secure farm ownership, displacing local residents in a process known as "grilagem".
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He makes a forceful case that religion keeps believers from confronting their responsibility for the meaning of their own lives, by displacing ultimate questions to a higher plane.
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In Bangladesh, the Jamuna river broke through an embankment on Wednesday night, inundating at least 40 villages and displacing more than 200,000 people, government official Rokhsana Begum said.
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Syrian opposition official Monzer Makhous accused the government of displacing thousands from al-Waer in order to make gains both on the ground and in the political process.
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From my point of view, the sociopolitical problems of displacing one-third of the world's population, which could significantly exacerbate wars and violence, should be taken very seriously.
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What's next: As sea ice continues to decline, the Atlantic Ocean waters may push the polar front further north, effectively displacing the Arctic waters back toward the pole.
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Using a mix of infiltration, negotiated surrenders and brute military force, the regime has overrun nearly all of the rebel-held southwest's eastern sector, displacing more than 270,000.
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The 185-metre Three Gorges Dam has been one of China's most expensive and most controversial engineering projects, submerging entire villages, displacing millions of people and disrupting ecosystems.
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But health experts are wary of New Yorkers' displacing themselves, and worry that these people could unintentionally spread the coronavirus to places less equipped to handle potential outbreaks.
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AMERICA'S WITHDRAWAL from northern Syria and the subsequent Turkish invasion have overturned the power balance in the region, displacing tens of thousands of America's former allies, the Kurds.
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Still, fossil fuels will have a substantial role to play in the global energy mix for many years to come — especially natural gas, which is rapidly displacing coal.
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The problem, at least for now, is not that there isn't enough work — there is, but it is very different from the kind of work technology is displacing.
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The city rammed an Interstate through a nearby low-income black neighborhood, displacing those residents and flooding Liberty City with poverty and few resources to deal with it.
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The case against: While the research shows that gentrification isn't anywhere near as harmful or displacing as some critics argue, it also indicates that gentrification is very rare.
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The record-breaking Hurricane Harvey battered southeast Texas last week, killing at least 50 residents across eight counties, causing immense infrastructure damage and displacing thousands from their homes.
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Instead we identified a demand shock — whether caused by labor-displacing technological change, globalization, or both — together with the way US institutions and policies have handled that shock.
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Myanmar's leaders vowed to crush the rebels, who are fighting for autonomy for Rakhine, but clashes have spread to new areas, displacing more than 5,000 people in all.
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The vehicle has spotted up to six new moons at the planet, as well as potential moonlets that propel through Saturn's rings, displacing particles above and below the bands.
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They say the militias are responsible for widespread abuses including extra-judicial killings and displacing non-Shi'ite populations, and in effect report to Tehran, not the government in Baghdad.
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If drought conditions continue, Lightfoot said, the company could someday move into the "salad bowl" state of California, or other agricultural hubs, displacing traditional, and often water-intensive, farms.
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By the way, we keep displacing American workers with foreign workers, it drives down wages because immigration&aposs become a delivery system for an unlimited supply of cheap labor.
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At the time, Goldman faced another sea change that threatened its business: Electronic trading was beginning to take over in more asset classes, displacing human traders across Wall Street.
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It's often accessed through paid subscriptions that are ad-free, and it has stopped short (so far) of completely displacing traditional TV because it doesn't yet include live programming.
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But the potential in these initiatives, those working on them say, is to offer an alternative, more sustainable route to commercialization—one benefiting vulnerable populations instead of displacing them.
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Not only are calving events normal for icebergs, they don't contribute directly to sea level rise, since they involve the breakup of ice already floating in—and displacing—water.
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On land, mining means displacing villages, fouling rivers with mine waste, and lopping off entire mountains to get to the minerals — none of which Nautilus says it will do.
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One level deeper: Much of the debate around natural gas focuses on electricity, such as its role in displacing coal and competing with (and sometimes complementing) variable renewable energy.
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Cars with a plug will constitute a third of the global auto fleet by 2040, displacing eight million barrels a day in oil production, according to the same report.
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Flooding this year has already caused an estimated $12 billion in damage, reports the Post, citing an estimate from AccuWeather, affecting homes and businesses, drowning livestock and displacing hundreds.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, she thinks there is little to stop new technology companies from impacting every industry and creating new opportunities for many, while "possibly displacing traditional jobs," she said.
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Tensions have spiked between the Hutu and neighboring communities since Congo's army launched a military offensive last year against the FDLR, displacing large numbers of fighters and Hutu civilians.
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Cloud computing has grown rapidly in recent years as businesses move their operations to public clouds, the big computer data centers that are displacing traditional customer-owned computer systems.
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For several years, soldiers loyal to President Salva Kiir clashed with forces loyal to his ousted vice president, Riek Machar, displacing millions of civilians and killing tens of thousands.
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The government could have done much better here but considering China's long history of displacing people (over 40 million displaced since the 1970s), this is a relatively paltry number.
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The flow of young professionals looking for housing led to a hair-raising rise in rents in those areas, while displacing many of the people who were living there.
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The Patriots will also have an offensive player back from suspension: Tom Brady is expected to be the team's third starting quarterback of the young season, displacing Jacoby Brissett.
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Kubernetes has emerged as a standard among companies as they build more applications on public clouds, the big computer data centers that are displacing traditional customer-owned computer systems.
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A former tech entrepreneur, Yang says automation is going to continue displacing jobs and that giving every adult a monthly $1,000 would ease the impact on the U.S. workforce.
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The growth of India's U.S. coking coal imports, however, will outstrip that growth, rising by 7 million to 8 million tonnes at least, displacing volumes from Australia, he said.
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All three of these groups form as a result of displacing factors like war and famine, but they differ in their classification because of the technicalities of international law.
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Indeed, Ericsson is already running 27 5G networks in 15 countries and was just selected by the Danish government to build the country's 5G network, displacing existing Huawei equipment.
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Boyle Heights will continue to fight against the false promises of development and community improvement that are supposed to benefit us, but end up displacing us from our home.
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But in Japan, where more than a dozen animal cafes now feature otters, they have become sought-after exotic pets, displacing owls, slow lorises, sugar gliders and star tortoises.
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When you have a society where other things are displacing face-to-face social interactions, it's reasonable to assume those are going to impact the development of social skills.
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Since outmanoeuvring and displacing his predecessor Mohammed bin Nayef in 19703, the crown prince – who is just 34 – has established an astonishing record of vaulting ambition and ruthless suppression.
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Over time this technology will come to control semiautonomous and autonomous hardware like self-driving cars and robots, displacing factory workers, construction workers, drivers, delivery workers and many others.
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But angry sectarian mobs on both sides of the border sought to change those demographics at the nations' birth, killing up to two million people and displacing 14 million.
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Shortly after Maryland voted to ban foam, Dart shut down its two warehouses in the state, displacing 13 workers and sending a signal to other locales considering similar laws.
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JAKARTA, Indonesia — Severe flooding hit Indonesia's capital as residents were celebrating the New Year's, killing at least nine people, displacing thousands and forcing the closure of a domestic airport.
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Days later, the deadly Camp Fire ripped through Trumm's hometown of Paradise, burning more than 100,000 acres of land in the region and displacing tens of thousands of residents.
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Moderator Tim Alberta asks candidates whether they'd be willing to risk displacing "thousands, maybe hundreds of thousands of blue-collar workers" in order to transition to a green economy.
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He was dramatically reelected in 2002, after far-right leader Jean-Marie Le Pen was put through to the second round of voting, displacing the then-PM Lionel Jospin.
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Although cheap, labor-intensive goods often come to mind when Americans think of job-displacing imports, the more capital- and technology-intensive segments of manufacturing have hardly been immune.
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These acts, as well as reports of Kurdish forces displacing Arabs and controlling the distribution of aid in other areas, upset Arabs and give ISIS a useful recruiting tool.
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" LAS VEGAS&apos MANDALAY BAY FLOODS AFTER WATER MAIN BREAK, DISPLACING 1,000 GUESTS We're told industry insiders shared the post between themselves, with one telling Page Six, "My jaw dropped.
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In this extra scene, Gullah fisherman Henry Chisholm takes VICE News out on the water, where we saw the golf courses and waterfront mansions displacing Gullah communities on full display.
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The eruption is believed to have set off a large landslide on the volcano, either on its slope or underwater, displacing the water that slammed into Java and Sumatra islands.
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The latter is rumored to be supplying Apple with Wi-Fi chips for future HomePods and reportedly very close to displacing Intel as the secondary modem supplier for future iPhones.
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"We are displacing the banks because we have our own banking licence," van der Does said in an interview on the sidelines of the NOAH venture capital conference in Berlin.
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I would be hammering my weight into the center of a person's chest against resistance, hearing the pop of cartilage displacing, maybe ribs fracturing, willing life into a dying body.
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Critics decried the omission, after Camp Lejeune, a base in North Carolina, was bashed by Hurricane Florence in 2018, causing about $3.6 billion in damages and displacing thousands of personnel.
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And the risk is that refiners are merely displacing the oversupply problem from gasoline to distillates if freight demand does not pick up or the forthcoming winter is relatively mild.
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U.S. Congress held a series of hearings last year looking at the dominance of major tech companies and their role in displacing or swallowing up existing businesses, among other things.
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If the two main groups can unite, most likely under Duma Boko, an articulate Harvard-educated human-rights lawyer, they would have the best chance yet of displacing the BDP.
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The local government in Afrin accused Turkey of creating a "humanitarian crisis", killing at least 160 people and displacing tens of thousands since the its offensive began three weeks ago.
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Saudi Arabia is competing with Iraq to be India's top oil supplier, with Iraq displacing it for a fifth month in a row in August, data compiled by Reuters showed.
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Now, as funding for companies developing mobile technology and displacing banks has hit another new peak, the implications of the OCC's announcement will reach from Wall Street to Silicon Valley.
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When the KKK and neo-Nazis show up to defend "history" in a place with a legacy, like Charlottesville's, for displacing its black residents, that message could not be clearer.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - South Sudan's warring government and opposition are killing, abducting and displacing civilians and destroying property despite conciliatory rhetoric by both sides, the United Nations said on Friday.
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From 1946 to 1958, the US military detonated 67 nuclear and atmospheric bombs on Enewetak and Bikini atolls, displacing indigenous communities and leaving the land radioactive and unfit for habitation.
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But many fabricators, such as brass and rod mills, also have the ability to feed scrap directly into their product mix, displacing some of their requirement for refined copper cathode.
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Kiwi plans to eclipse a million robotic deliveries on college campuses before the end of next year, and Mr. Iatsenia is guided by a grand vision of displacing car delivery.
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The campaign to retake Mosul in northern Iraq lasted nearly nine months, destroying much of the city and leaving more than 5,000 civilians dead while displacing nearly 1 million others.
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They say the militias are responsible for widespread abuses including extra-judicial killings, kidnappings and displacing non-Shi'ite populations, and in effect report to Tehran, not the government in Baghdad.
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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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After watching Warren and Sanders share the stage during the second round of debates, it became clear that Warren is slowly displacing Sanders as the face of the progressive movement.
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The country was still suffering in the wake of an economic crisis that hit the housing market particularly hard, displacing thousands of residents and sparking a wave of grassroots activism.
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Mr. Maduro created a new party, called We Are Venezuela, to act as his main political vehicle ahead of the election, displacing the Socialist Party that Mr. Cabello largely controls.
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The fall in oil prices coincided with the launch of Islamic State's offensive across Iraq which set off a new wave of sectarian violence, displacing more than three million people.
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Earth shaken loose by years of forest-felling in the mountains above the city had been washed down into the dam's reservoir, they said, silting it up and displacing water.
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Last year, Venezuelans made up the third-largest group of new immigrants to Argentina, displacing Peruvians, who have a long history of substantial migration to Argentina, according to the DNM.
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The slow-moving storm, a hurricane when it hit the North Carolina coast, has dumped up to 36 inches (91 cm) of rain on the state since Thursday, displacing thousands.
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"The natural gas from Leviathan will improve Israel's air quality by displacing coal, improve Israel's environment, provide security of supply and create unprecedented commercial ties in the region," they said.
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It was explicitly about developing a partnership with farmers to advance technology in biofuels with an eye towards displacing oil use as rapidly as possible with the cleanest possible fuel.
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Several midtown blocks needed to be leveled, which meant displacing thousands of residents from the largely African-American community in what was once known as the Tenderloin district in Manhattan.
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Heavy fighting has also broken out in the last couple of months in northwestern regions Hajjah and Abbs, and Taiz in the southwest, causing deaths and displacing hundreds of thousands.
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Tyler tries to get rid of the violence that is fundamental to Shakespeare's original, displacing it where it can't be completely erased, while Lloyd's production leans into the original's misogyny.
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RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — Syrian government forces supported by heavy Russian airstrikes advanced in the country's north on Thursday, nearly surrounding rebels in the city of Aleppo and displacing thousands of civilians.
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It will ensure that those who can actually achieve the goal of displacing Maduro — the Venezuelan people, armed forces and politicians — are viewed as legitimate both inside the country and abroad.
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Simultaneously, the behemoths of tech like Facebook, Google, and Amazon are innovating in AI at a rapid pace—displacing smaller competition by releasing new products or open sourcing more AI tools.
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This year floods have hit one-third of Nigeria's 36 states since late August, affecting 1.92 million people and displacing over 560,000 of them, said the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA).
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U.S. carbon emissions from energy dropped another 1.7 percent in 2016, largely because natural gas and renewables are displacing coal in power production, data from the federal Energy Information Administration shows.
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Floods have also swept the nearby northeast Indian state of Assam state in the past two days, killing at least 15 people and displacing nearly 2.3 million, officials said on Monday.
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By 2020 new EV sales would be running at around 7m a year, displacing the growth in sales of new petrol engines, says Kingsmill Bond of Trusted Sources, a research firm.
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With homes and highways underwater along the Gulf Coast, Harvey is drawing comparisons to Hurricane Katrina, which hit New Orleans in 2005 — displacing 200,000 and running up $100 billion in damages.
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Dangote's plant opened only last year in the northern city of Kano amid much talk from officials predicting a new era of Nigeria producing its own tomato paste, displacing costly imports.
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The United States' greenhouse gas emissions are at lows not seen in decades, thanks largely to cleaner-burning natural gas displacing the far dirtier coal, along with an increase in renewables.
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Companies that have a workforce of more than 15 percent of H-1B workers, meanwhile, are also required to try recruiting U.S. workers first and attest they are not displacing Americans.
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But incumbents everywhere have nothing to fear, he insists: Ant sees its role not as displacing them, but as helping them serve customers they would otherwise not be able to reach.
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China imported over 1.9 million tonnes of Indonesian ore in January and February, up from next to zero in the same period last year and displacing the Philippines as top supplier.
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Presumably, one reason Google has been successful at getting companies to adopt its apps for business use, and sometimes displacing Microsoft Office, is that so many people know and love Gmail.
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"It's a very significant deal with Qualcomm displacing Intel with one of the biggest watch manufacturers in the world," Ben Wood, chief of research at CCS Insight, told CNBC by phone.
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The decision followed Qualcomm's April 16 settlement of a long-running legal battle with Apple Inc, where Apple agreed once again to use Qualcomm chips in its iPhones, displacing Intel Corp.
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Fed officials have also largely shrugged off a weak jobs report for September that came out last week, pinning the decline in employment on Hurricanes Harvey and Irma temporarily displacing workers.
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If returnees are not protected, Bachelet said she feared a renewal of the violence that tore through the Kasai area in 2016 and 2017, killing 5,000 people and displacing 1.5 million.
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Harvey has spread misery across a wide swath of coastal Texas, causing billions of dollars in damage to property, killing more than 45 people, and displacing as many as a million.
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Clark said the boom in U.S. shale, in particular the Marcellus play in Appalachia, meant more natural gas was flooding into the southern Ontario market and displacing traditional western Canadian supply.
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The fires were fanned by high temperatures and dry conditions, displacing some 20,000 residents, robbing others of power and forcing schools and at least two hospitals in Sonoma County to close.
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But an expanding population and increasing demand for land for industrial projects has placed greater stress on these areas, displacing rural communities, hurting livelihoods and increasing their vulnerability to climate change.
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S'well positioned its drop-shaped bottle as a mascot for the war against plastic bottles, even though reusable bottles have been displacing plastic ones long before S'well came into the picture.
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South Sudan's war began in December 2013, throwing the world's newest country into chaos, killing tens of thousands, displacing more than 2 million, and plunging at least 40,000 into a famine.
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The car is a suave grand-tourer, with a 611-horsepower, twin-turbo V8 under the hood, displacing 3.9 liters and routing the punch through an eight-speed, dual-clutch gearbox.
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The top problem identified in the report is the limited ability at all levels of government to prevent invasive plants such as fire-prone cheatgrass from spreading and displacing native plants.
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In addition to destroying Syria, displacing millions and killing hundreds of thousands, the Syrian war has transformed much of the planet more profoundly and in more ways than most people realize.
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Natural gas generation was eating into that slice, and plans for a network of dams along the Colorado River threatened to flood the grid with even more cheap, coal-displacing hydropower.
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Buildings across the country, from Baltimore to Denver, were shut down by the authorities in the weeks following the Ghost Ship fire, displacing tenants and closing down vital underground arts spaces.
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Trump and US officials have since tried in desperation to sway Erdogan from shelling and displacing thousands of Kurds, but have so far only succeeded in gaining a short-term ceasefire.
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Azoulay reads images of conflict or atrocity as constituting a more interwoven set of actors, displacing the question from one of voyeurism, and even of empathy, to one of participatory citizenship.
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Electric scooters are often worse for climate change when compared to the transportation methods they're displacing, according to what is likely the first-ever peer-reviewed study on the new trend.
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Unfortunately, the American-led coalition has tended to play into the Islamic State's hands by displacing the jihadist group with forces viewed by local Sunni Arab populations as alien and sectarian.
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Nine years into the Syrian civil war, government forces have intensified their assault on the last remaining rebel-held territory, displacing nearly a million residents in the past three months alone.
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Human Rights Watch and even the State Department have accused Ethiopia's ruling party of displacing thousands of citizens, gunning down hundreds of protesters and jailing or torturing political opponents and journalists.
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The prince's high public profile has caused many in the kingdom to speculate that he wants to succeed his father on the throne, displacing Mohammed bin Nayef, the current crown prince.
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Natural gas is the cleanest fossil fuel and reduces emissions when displacing coal, but environmentalists and liberal politicians are nonetheless moving past the fuel toward renewables and other clean energy technologies.
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Haiti has been under Temporary Protective Status since a devastating 22010-magnitude earthquake struck the island nation in January 2200, killing up to 2000,22012 people and displacing more than a million.
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However, tensions between north and south remained long past the vote, and in 22014 South Sudan was plunged into civil war, leaving hundreds dead and displacing more than a million people.
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About 270 girls were seized at their school in northeastern Borno state, where Boko Haram has waged a seven-year insurgency, killing thousands of people and displacing more than 2 million.
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Jabouri flicked a switch, and, with the high-pitched whine of a motorcycle engine, the machine reversed the pressure and the grout began to flow, displacing the water in the void.
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So in the spirit of CNBC displacing the front page of the NYT (money trumps humanity), let's return to the all-important topic of how we make cabbage from this pandemic.
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Teen Marijuana Vaping Soars, Displacing Other Habits Drinking, cigarette smoking and the use of hard drugs all declined, according to a new federal survey of high school and middle school students.
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One of its most striking projections is that in 2018, millennials will become the largest generation of eligible voters, displacing the baby boomers, which have held that premier position since 1978.
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If this is the case, it's logical to expect that the flood of Australian LNG will force spot Asian prices lower, as well as displacing Qatari LNG cargoes from the region.
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It's the first time the city ranked as the most livable out of 2100 cities surveyed, displacing Melbourne, Australia from the top spot, which had a record seven-year winning streak.
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Of course, this kind of materials research is still in its early stages and will take some technological breakthroughs to bring down costs enough to begin displacing other materials at scale.
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In the span of a month, a wave of hurricanes took its horrible toll in human lives and left coastal communities underwater, destroying homes and businesses, while displacing millions of families.
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The fire destroyed three residential buildings and damaged 28 others in the city of Cohoes, displacing as many as 28 people, Shawn Morse, the mayor, said in an interview on Saturday.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Last April, a 7.8-magnitude earthquake ripped through Nepal, leading to a death toll of nearly 9,000 people in the country and displacing over 450,000.
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Chinatown Art Brigade accuses the Whitney (which moved to the Meatpacking District in 753) and the neighboring High Line of displacing businesses in the area, which have since relocated to Chinatown.
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While dams provide a cleaner source of electricity, they can have large environmental and social consequences, from displacing indigenous communities, disrupting wildlife habitats and turning healthy rivers into stagnant, algae-filled pools.
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Even if 100 percent of bitcoin mining was powered by wind and solar sources, the fact remains that this activity is displacing other uses of electricity that might be more energy-efficient.
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Meanwhile, the group members rap about the destruction of their homes in this slum neighborhood, where TOKI, the government's building agency, is displacing poor people in order to build middle class housing.
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Guests were treated to a surprise at Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino on Tuesday, after a water main break led to major flooding on the Convention Center floor, ultimately displacing 1,000 people.
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However, the average rental cost remains well above $21,22008 per month, underscoring how surging rents have priced a number of city residents out of the market, displacing thousands of families and individuals.
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The agency said it would probably need to buy up to 39 properties to accommodate the new stations and ancillary facilities, which would involve displacing 170 residents and up to 505 employees.
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Fire officials said that a rocket ignited by revelers started a fire that spread rapidly, destroying about 1,000 shacks and huts in the capital's Tondo slum district and displacing several thousand families.
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While the top ten players in Wednesday's survey were again all lenders - displacing non-bank liquidity provider XTX Markets - the spread of market share was far more even than in previous years.
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Editorial It is hard to imagine a conflict more in need of a cease-fire than the cruel violence that has ravaged Syria, killing almost half a million people and displacing millions.
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A wave of fatal stabbings has dominated headlines this week, displacing concerns about Britain's exit from the European Union and fuelling criticism that May is neglecting other priorities during the Brexit negotiations.
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Like flight bookings, these alternative listings won't strike a nerve with communities facing affordable housing crises, since they aren't displacing anyone or driving up real estate markets in such a direct way.
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One standout: a portrait of President Roosevelt, dated at the time he traveled to Jamaica to visit a site that would eventually become a US air base, displacing residents from their homes.
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That stimulus should spur more investment in growing parts of the economy, helping them to absorb quickly the resources freed up by the new, doctor-displacing technology and thus averting a slump.
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Under the younger Noyes' tutelage, the family's silverware business rocketed to success in the early decades of the new century, displacing industry leaders through a combination of canny niche marketing and advertising.
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The loss-making firm has been expanding at breakneck speed with over 2,000 cafes opened and plans to open 2,500 this year - displacing Starbucks as China's largest coffee chain in the process.
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Beyond aesthetics, however, the mission of gentefication is to bring much needed financial development to Latinx neighborhoods without displacing the people who have lived there for generations and need it the most.
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The Natives Sons organization was founded in 1875, to celebrate the "spirit and perseverance" of the miners who immigrated to California, displacing and murdering actual native populations in their hunger for gold.
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Boko Haram wants to establish an Islamist state in northeastern Nigeria and has waged a six-year campaign of violence to that end, killing thousands of people and displacing two million others.
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Philippine troops have been battling hundreds of pro-Islamic State militants who seized Marawi City on May 23, killing nearly 600 people and displacing close to 500,000 residents in Lanao del Sur.
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He kept a corner office on the seventh floor with his team of lawyers, but took a second office one floor up, down the hall from the attorney general, displacing its occupant.
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The fire scorched 48,300 acres (19,500 hectares) as it ripped through parts of Shasta County, including Keswick, Whiskeytown and the west side of the city of Redding, displacing more than 38,000 people.
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Her report was damning: It found that across the United States, Amazon has destroyed far more jobs than it has created by displacing local retail workers and small businesses around the country.
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Some in Guyana worry that the government's preoccupation with oil is already displacing resources from the country's traditional industries — sugar, rice, bauxite and gold — which are the country's largest sources of employment.
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The conflict began more than three years ago, leaving more than 10,000 people dead, displacing three million more and creating the world's largest humanitarian crisis, with millions on the brink of famine.
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Landlords' ability to raise the rent by 20 percent every time an apartment is vacated is a perverse incentive for continually displacing tenants to boost an apartment's rent until it is deregulated.
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Why it matters: The paper in Environmental Research Letters explores the regional effects of energy policies that reduce fine particulates — which cause cardiovascular ailments — in the air by displacing coal-fired power.
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The conflict reduced the heart of the city of 1.93,000 to rubble, killing 1,109 people, mostly militants, and displacing 350,000, stirring concern the region could become Islamic State's hub in Southeast Asia.
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Firefighters got ready to do battle again after a day of light breezes that helped them gain ground against a blaze displacing thousands of Los Angeles residents near the Getty Center museum.
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Gambia, a small nation in West Africa, filed a lawsuit against Buddhist-majority Myanmar in the International Criminal Court of Justice in November, accusing it of murdering, raping and displacing Rohingya Muslims.
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What's more, the government mandates contemplated by the FCC likely violate the First Amendment by displacing the video service providers' editorial judgments regarding video menus and the arrangement of related content displays.
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It was the fifth year in a row that Los Angeles dominated the list, although New York rose from third to second place, displacing Seattle, which is now tied for fourth place.
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If the past decade was about natural gas displacing coal in the utility sector, the next decade will be a competition between natural gas and renewables including wind and solar, say analysts.
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Weeks after Myanmar's armed forces began raping, killing and displacing minority Rohingya Muslims, President Donald Trump's administration promised to hold the Asian nation accountable for what some researchers say is a genocide.
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But unless he has a radical bit of battery technology squirreled away, even he may not be able to deliver a long-haul truck capable of displacing the diesel burners roaming America's highways.
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The US has grown increasingly concerned about Saudi tactics in a near two-year war that has become a humanitarian catastrophe, killing more than 10,000, displacing 3 million and causing widespread food shortages.
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Companies that steal wood are often involved in other crimes, such as forced labor or illegal land seizures, which are known for displacing indigenous people and causing harm to the environment, officials say.
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Luckin Coffee, expanding at breakneck speed, currently operates 2,370 stores in 28 Chinese cities and plans to open 2,500 new stores this year - displacing Starbucks as China's largest coffee chain in the process.
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For 52 years, the conflict between the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) and the Colombian government has impacted the entire country, displacing about 5.7 million people and leaving over 220,000 people dead.
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They said it would provide housing for residents of Amona, a West Bank outpost a few kilometers away that is supposed to be evacuated and razed later this year, displacing about 40 families.
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A refugee camp in Syria near the Turkish border was hit by shelling on Saturday, causing a fire to break out and displacing residents who had already fled violence elsewhere in the country.
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The United Nations said last week that South Sudan's warring parties are killing, abducting and displacing civilians and destroying property despite conciliatory rhetoric by President Salva Kiir and his former deputy, Riek Machar.
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A wave of fatal stabbings has dominated headlines this week, displacing concerns about Britain's divorce from the European Union and fuelling criticism that May is neglecting other priorities during the interminable Brexit saga.
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Scientists harnessed nature's ingenuity, using crab blood to make so-called amebocyte lysate endotoxin tests which, by the 1970s, began displacing tests on rabbits that were injected with medicine then monitored for fever.
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His campaign's central focus is how the US workforce will navigate a future dominated by job-displacing AI, but he's evidently not afraid of sharing his thinking on literally dozens of other subjects.
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ISIS swept into the Sinjar area in August 2014, displacing, killing and enslaving thousands of Yazidis -- an ancient ethnic and religious minority who are descendants of Kurds and call modern-day Iraq home.
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Tensions between the Hutu and neighboring communities have spiked since Congo's army launched a military offensive last year against the main Hutu militia in the region, displacing large numbers of fighters and civilians.
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"AN ARCHAIC IDEA" U.S. Congress held a series of hearings last year looking at the dominance of major tech companies and their role in displacing or swallowing up existing businesses, among other things.
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But those companies never succeeded in displacing the market dominance of EpiPen because they did not pay the same level of rebates that Mylan was paying the pharmacy benefit managers, the suit said.
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The storm and subsequent flooding left more than 70 people dead and ravaged nearly 300 miles of the Texas coast and parts of Louisiana, flooding homes and displacing more than a million people.
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Intel (INTC) will fall from the #1 slot for semiconductor sales this year after being on top for 25 years, according to Japan's Nikkei newspaper, with Samsung Electronics displacing Intel in the rankings.
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Intel – Intel will fall from the #1 slot for semiconductor sales this year after being on top for 25 years, according to Japan's Nikkei newspaper, with Samsung Electronics displacing Intel in the rankings.
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As in San Francisco, the boom in technology jobs is transforming Seattle and its economy, pushing up rents and home prices, drawing in newcomers and displacing low-income residents from once-affordable neighborhoods.
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"What we're really talking about is not displacing drivers: I think you're always going to need drivers in trucks in the cityscapes to do the pickups and deliveries," said its president, Chris Spears.
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Importantly, that article also barred people outside the state from buying property there in order to prevent India's majority-Hindu population from moving into J&K and displacing the Muslims who live there.
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Importantly, another article — 35a — also barred people outside the state from buying property there to prevent India's majority-Hindu population from moving into Jammu and Kashmir and displacing the Muslims who live there.
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This winter, cold temperatures and rains have plunged whole camps of displaced families into misery, flooding and destroying more than 3,600 tents and displacing some people yet again, according to the United Nations.
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Mr. Zinke obliged, blaming Canadian lumber imports — one of Mr. Trump's favorite trade villains — for what he called displacing American-grown lumber on the market, leaving fallen trees to rot and become combustible.
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The NC State team conducted a survey of riders to find out how people were using scooters and what kinds of trips they were displacing by choosing to ride an electric two-wheeler.
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He also sees Bring It as a way to change the demand side of the bottle equation: "By displacing single-use plastics, we're limiting the resources that go into making them," he said.
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"Some mode of displacing an unfit magistrate is rendered indispensable by the fallibility of those who choose, as well as by the corruptibility of the man chosen," the Virginia delegate George Mason said.
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The warehouse was flooded in 2007, after torrential rains and a tidal surge submerged half the city under nearly four metres of water, displacing half a million people and causing $2000m in damage.
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On "Nos Mirarán Pasar" — based on the tango classic "El Día Que Me Quieras" — the horn section became a spinning wheel of carnivalia, displacing its own motion, multiplying Astor Piazzolla by Philip Glass.
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She is not only acting contrary to what she has said in the past about transparency, she is also contradicting her own substantive views about government regulation displacing innovation in the free market.
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Patkar and her supporters started the protest against the inauguration of the dam on Saturday and the opening of its gates which would raise the level of water and risk displacing several villages.
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As the performers deliver this labyrinthine plot — playing guitar, accordion, banjo, saw and violin all the while — they move purposefully among the audience, gently displacing those who happen to be in their way.
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But even if Tubman weren't displacing Jackson, the $20 would be the perfect bill to honor her, because the sum of $20 played a significant role in her life on two separate occasions.
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Questions over death toll Matthew wreaked havoc as it made landfall in Haiti on Tuesday, killing hundreds, displacing thousands, destroying homes and knocking out electricity, water supply and communications in the impoverished Caribbean nation.
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"The pace of production and investment will have to increase exponentially, and projects develop further afield, if advanced liquid biofuels are to fulfill their practical and economic potential for displacing fossil fuels," they said.
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In August, Hurricane Harvey slammed into southeast Texas, killing at least 50 people, displacing an estimated million other and damaging at least 200,1313 homes in a rampage which may reach $180 billion in damage.
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Violence has raged across much of Congo this year, killing hundreds and displacing millions amid a political crisis caused by President Joseph Kabila's refusal to step down when his constitutional mandate expired in December.
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Energy companies are increasingly shifting towards producing gas, the least polluting fossil fuel that they say will play a major role in reducing emissions by displacing dirtier coal and meeting rising demand for electricity.
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Their anger was fueled by the fact that the change was approved by an "emergency manager" appointed by Snyder's administration to balance the cash-strapped city's books, displacing the elected mayor and city council.
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The executive director of the U.N children&aposs agency UNICEF, Henrietta H. Fore, said Wednesday that violence in southern Syria has displacing thousands of children in just three days and killed at least four.
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If the Antarctic ice sheet does melt, it could trigger a catastrophic 10-foot spike in sea levels and inundate major US cities like New York and Miami, displacing nearly 150 million people worldwide.
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NJ Transit officials said the emergency plan could only accommodate 38 percent of normal traffic, displacing over 100,000 commuters and leading to snarl ups on roads and serious overcrowding on alternative public transportation routes.
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"Specifically, longer sperm are superior at displacing, and resisting displacement by shorter competitor sperm within the semen receptacle, and longer semen receptacles drive sperm-length evolution by enhancing this competitive advantage," the paper reported.
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Minimizing chaos is not an inherently ignoble cause, but installing facial recognition systems at a place of leisure to achieve that goal is merely displacing an accepted social nuisance with an unsettlingly dystopian vibe.
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While policymakers and economists in many parts of the world worry about the potential social negatives of robots displacing humans, here automation is a godsend for companies that want to avoid losing market share.
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The heirs to the Minutemen in the U.S. Army spent the centuries since (and, really, their forebears had spent the centuries before) massacring, displacing, and all but exterminating the original inhabitants of this continent.
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Exposure to low levels of natural gas is not harmful to human health, according to the National Institutes of Health, but extremely high levels can cause loss of consciousness or death by displacing oxygen.
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"None of these challenger platforms is close to displacing BlackBerry QNX in safety-critical modules, areas that are growing faster than infotainment in the modern software-defined car," Beard said in the blog post.
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Abadi's presence had marked a momentous victory in a gruesome battle that had raged for over nine months, claiming the lives of tens of thousands of civilians and displacing nearly half a million more.
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LAGOS, Nigeria — Officials in Nigeria on Friday began demolishing unstable structures on Lagos Island near the site of a deadly building collapse, displacing residents who had little warning that their homes would be destroyed.
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The megaproject redirected the flow of one of the Amazon's largest tributaries to generate energy for development and mining projects, displacing thousands of indigenous people and other residents in the path of the floodwaters.
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But even that may not protect them from Turkey, which has sent its forces into other parts of Syria further west, displacing Kurds and establishing zones where it has provided services and resettled refugees.
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Girard spent the later decades of his career elaborating how, in myth and ancient history, human societies purchased peace and stability by displacing the bad blood of mimetic rivalry into violence against a scapegoat.
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The big picture: Because of Facebook's ubiquity, bolstered by its acquisitions of Instagram and Whatsapp, Libra could launch immediately to billions of people, potentially displacing the currencies of some sovereign nations — even large ones.
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Since Mr. Hifter, a former Qaddafi-era general and onetime C.I.A. asset, launched his assault on Tripoli in April, fighting has killed at least 2,200 combatants and civilians while displacing more than 300,000 people.
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In neighborhoods across the city, in places like Harlem, Washington Heights, Long Island City and Bushwick, residential and commercial rents have risen, displacing longtime businesses and residents, and upending the character of those areas.
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There's a bit of a paradox between automation disrupting and displacing jobs — but at the same time we're at 50-year low for unemployment, and we need people with these technology skills, not less.
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Wealthy owners have long understood how to game local and state tax breaks to enrich themselves and finance their businesses, and stadiums have long existed as a monument to disrupting and displacing the poor.
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The area was Bogotá's most notorious and drug-ravaged community until late May of this year, when 2900,211 police officers swarmed through, displacing thousands of residents and the crime bosses who ran the place.
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The area was Bogotá's most notorious and drug-ravaged community until late May of this year, when 0003,2000 police officers swarmed through, displacing thousands of residents and the crime bosses who ran the place.
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One of Mexico's most powerful criminal organizations, the Jalisco cartel has invaded Wixárika territories in northern Jalisco and the surrounding states in the last year, displacing local residents or forcing them to grow opium.
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While China isn't exporting every extra barrel of crude it imports as refined products, it is increasing its overseas fuel sales, thus potentially displacing crude demand at refiners it is successfully challenging for market share.
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A type of mussel called Mytilus galloprovincialis — the most common species found on the tsunami debris, according to Chapman — is known for reproducing quickly and displacing other mussels, in turn creating problems in South Africa.
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Amazon's revenues are only possible from exploiting and displacing people less rich and powerful than Bezos, and from building a shadow infrastructure that has quickly replaced many of the services America has traditionally relied on.
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In fact, FCA CEO Sergio Marchionne has opined this year that a permanent structural shift is underway in the US, and that SUVs are in the process of displacing cars as Americans' vehicles of choice.
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Other commonly expressed concerns about AI include automation in the workplace displacing human workers, the advent of so-called "killer robots" — also known as autonomous weapons — and other misuses of artificial intelligence in military applications.
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Gas, as the least carbon intensive fossil fuel, is fundamental to displacing coal and curbing climate change, so a package of EU proposals to be published in Brussels on Wednesday should acknowledge that, Lien said.
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So I think we have to figure out how can technology be empowering in allowing people to live their aspirations in addition as an alternative narrative to technologies to just taking your jobs and displacing.
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Hurricane Matthew wrought devastation as it made landfall in Haiti with 2128 mile-per-hour (433 kph) winds a week ago, killing hundreds, displacing thousands, destroying homes and causing widespread flooding across the impoverished nation.
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While it's true that the galleries are one part of the larger machine of gentrification, it's important as community-based artists that we hold these artist institutions accountable for their role in displacing Chinatown residents.
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On Tuesday, BlackRock put the spotlight back on automation and its role in displacing workers when it announced it was overhauling its actively managed equities business, cutting jobs and having machines do more stock picking.
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The latest images playing out on television are, in many ways, reminiscent of August 13, when New Orleans' federal levees fell apart, ushering a powerful storm surge into the city and displacing thousands of residents.
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She's displacing a lot of water, so if you bring her through too fast, her wake will push the K.V.K. up onto the shore and then suck boats off their moorings after you go by.
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Our finned friends are digesting plastic at alarming rates, while overfishing is devastating fish populations and algae blooms caused by unusually warm water are displacing, poisoning, and starving the seafood species we love to eat.
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Displacing high-wax crude from the Abu Attifel to Zueitina pipeline would require one million barrels of water and additional chemicals, and Waha Oil Company pipelines could be corroded by the stoppage, the NOC said.
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It earlier appeared to be calming down following Saturday's eruption, which caused a 3-meter (10 foot) high tsunami to sweep through the Sunda Strait, killing more than 430 people and displacing tens of thousands.
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The council warned that imported fuel oil was displacing coal as a source of power generation and heating fuel and warned of the threat to national security if imports were cut off for any reason.
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The storm is expected to be one of the costliest natural disasters in U.S. history, displacing more than 1203 million people and leaving behind wreckage in an area stretching more than 300 miles (480 kms).
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"Dirty fuels and climate disruption are killing and displacing millions of citizens around the world," the Alliance stated in a strongly-worded letter sent to every country's delegation at climate talks, known as COP 23.
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In exchange, the funds are committing to a set of rules that would require them to invest in creating living-wage jobs, form community advisory boards and seek to avoid displacing residents from those zones.
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Critics say that the decision to construct new towns, rather than focus on rebuilding the historic center, was the most significant misstep in L'Aquila's renewal, displacing funds and unraveling the city's social fabric, possibly irreparably.
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With a length of 900 feet (274 meters) and displacing more than 85,483 tons, the SANCHI is almost as big as the US Navy's Nimitz-class aircraft carriers, according to the ship-tracking site marinetraffic.com.
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In an effort to pre-empt political opposition, Graham says, the philanthropy works only with schools, like Delaware State and Eastern Connecticut State, that have excess capacity, so that undocumented students are not displacing citizens.
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Munich - home to companies like Siemens, Allianz, and BMW - is most at risk of a property bubble among 24 major cities around the globe, displacing Chinese-ruled Hong Kong, according to a survey by UBS.
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With a length of 900 feet (274 meters) and displacing more than 85,000 tons, the SANCHI is almost as big as the US Navy's Nimitz-class aircraft carriers, according to the ship-tracking site marinetraffic.com.
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With a length of 900 feet (274 meters) and displacing more than 85,000 tons, the Sanchi is almost as big as the US Navy's Nimitz-class aircraft carriers, according to the ship-tracking site marinetraffic.com.
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However, over the next four years, experts project that about 30 percent of malls are at high risk of closing and software that can replace call center workers is already coming online, displacing these workers.
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This fuel can be absorbed if there is sufficient demand growth for refined fuels, but if there isn't, then China's additional refined product exports may end up displacing crude demand in other countries that export fuels.
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Huawei, the world's top maker of wireless and fixed-line telecoms equipment, emerged two years ago as the world's No. 3 smartphone maker after Samsung and Apple, displacing Lenovo, which remains focused on its computer business.
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Automation is already displacing human labor at a concerning rate, particularly in sectors like manufacturing or the long list of myriad jobs that can be replaced with computers (everything from medical records technicians to loan officers).
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They face not only the challenge of displacing the ultra-hardline Islamist group but of preventing Kurdish militia fighters, backed by the United States but viewed as a hostile force by Turkey, from filling the void.
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Natural gas - now a smaller business than oil for most majors - can grow to nearly a quarter of all energy used by displacing coal in power generation and through expanded uses in chemicals, these companies forecast.
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Fighting in Darfur escalated in January when an unidentified group attacked a village, displacing large numbers of residents to a nearby town where they held protests that led to the closure of local business and schools.
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"I thought the 'good hair' reference next to FKA twigs could potentially be subversive, suggesting that her dark, stylish locks are an alternate definition of 'good hair,' displacing all the Beckys of the world," she wrote.
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Mr Trump will have the right to nominate a vice-chairman of the Federal Reserve in charge of regulation, displacing Daniel Tarullo, who is considered by many banks to be the single most important federal regulator.
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In a few years, self-driving freight trucks will follow, unlocking tens of billions of dollars for investors and displacing millions of truck drivers, to be followed shortly by cab drivers, clerks, service workers, and radiologists.
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"The view is that you will see higher-quality coals, not only South African, but from other exporters as well displacing Indonesian coal," Nick Trevethan, a coal markets editor at IHS Energy in London, told Reuters.
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Zidres distributes public parcels to landless campesinos, then mandates that they be developed through "associations" with agro-multinationals—the very companies that have been displacing small farmers under the guise of the armed conflict for decades.
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The attack in the city centre looked like the handiwork of Islamist militant group Boko Haram, which has been waging an insurgency in the north for seven years, killing thousands of people and displacing 2.1 million.
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Power prices have fallen to record lows in many parts of the country due to cheap supplies of natural gas and increasing use of renewable energy like wind and solar, displacing costlier coal and nuclear power.
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Put those together, and you get an intuitive blueprint for reducing US carbon dioxide emissions: Protect the nuclear base, and then scale up wind and solar on top of that, displacing fossil fuels as you go.
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After a period in which China appeared to be displacing America in what some once called its backyard, those links could become increasingly warm and mutually profitable—so long as the next president seizes the opportunity.
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Broadly speaking, a warmer, drier climate should force trees uphill and to higher latitudes; the Ponderosa pine will climb from the montane to the subalpine zones, displacing or finding refuge among white firs and lodgepole pines.
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His offer was ultimately refused, though the US ended up making a deal with the Danish government to build a military base on Greenland in the early 1950s — displacing a local indigenous population in the process.
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Protests began in November in the town of Ginchi in Oromiya over a government plan to allocate farmland to Addis Ababa for development, potentially displacing large numbers of Oromo farmers, the largest ethnic group in Ethiopia.
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The blood in his brain was displacing gray matter, and this small compression of physical stuff—a few ounces of wrinkled tissue, hardly more substantial than cotton wadding—had spirited him away to a parallel universe.
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By 1976, Underground Atlanta was in steep decline, with the construction of Atlanta's public transit system displacing a vast swath of the district and rising rates of crime rubbing off the charm of its historic environs.
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The team insists they have no intention of displacing their neighborhood noodle stands or herbal remedy shops, but rather to learn from them and, in the process, broaden existing definitions of what constitutes contemporary Thai food.
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After decades of seeking engagement in the expectation that Beijing would become a cooperative partner in world affairs, the United States is treating China as a strategic competitor bent on displacing it as Asia's dominant force.
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Between July 2014 and February 2016, oil prices dropped from $85033 per barrel to just $26, leading hundreds of U.S. oil and gas companies into bankruptcy displacing capital and causing the loss of approximately 150,000 jobs.
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In the process, the partners helped fuel the rapid gentrification of brownstone Brooklyn, displacing black and Latino families who in many cases had lived there for decades, and repopulating the area with young, mostly white professionals.
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KHARTOUM (Reuters) - Violence in Sudan's West Darfur region over the past week has left at least 65 people dead and more than 50 injured, as well as displacing thousands, an international peacekeeping mission said on Friday.
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King Salman of Saudi Arabia named his 31-year-old son as his heir apparent Wednesday, displacing a more experienced relative in an apparent bid to concentrate power in his family's line for decades to come.
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Much of the country's infrastructure has been reduced to rubble by the ongoing civil war that began in March 2015, resulting in more than 10,000 deaths, displacing 2 million people and sparking outbreaks of famine and illness.
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California firefighters aided by subsiding winds took the offensive on Friday against two major wildfires at opposite ends of the state, one displacing 50,0003 suburban Los Angeles residents and another roaring through Sonoma County's famed wine country.
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The violence in Idlib, the last major rebel-held stronghold in the country's nearly nine-year war, has accelerated in recent months despite several ceasefire efforts, including as recently as January, displacing hundreds of thousands of people.
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And if longevity were her goal, perhaps Attorney General Reno would not have shocked even the most cynical Washington observers by taking personal accountability for the decisions she made, rather than displacing blame along the bureaucratic chain.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Global investors have spent more than $90 billion buying agricultural lands the size of Finland in deals criticized by rights groups for displacing small farmers, according to research published on Tuesday.
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But displacing Orange Line trains is undesirable because those Orange Line stations have a ton of passengers, and ideally the Silver Line service should have been adding capacity to that route rather than being *merely* an extension.
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After a fire roared through an apartment on the outskirts of Beijing in November, killing 19 people, the city intensified a program to expel migrant workers who live in such areas, displacing hundreds of thousands of people.
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"The Egyptian army claims it is protecting people from militants, but it's absurd to think that destroying homes and displacing lifelong residents would make them safer," HRW Middle East director Sarah Leah Whitson said in a statement.
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Meanwhile, the amount of money in a fairly small city makes the cost of living higher for working-class people, especially given the city's limited supply of housing — displacing less-wealthy people out of the city proper.
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Thousands of protesters are expected to mobilize for a week of action to "demand justice" for Puerto Rico one year after Hurricane Maria devastated the island's infrastructure and resources, displacing thousands and resulting in almost 3,000 deaths.
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In response to that investigation, FGV said at the time that it had frozen all new recruitment of workers from external contractors, and negotiated to directly employ workers contracted through third parties to avoid displacing existing workers.
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It also cataloged atrocities by Islamic State and the group formerly known as the Nusra Front, the two combatants designated as terrorists by the U.N. Other rebel groups were also blamed for displacing communities during their offensives.
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Another spate of Southern California wildfires roared to life on Thursday, destroying homes and forcing evacuations, as the region faced a second day of explosively fierce Santa Ana winds that have fanned flames, displacing thousands of residents.
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Those planes will be available for deployment aboard two flat-top ships, the JS Izumo and JS Kaga, which at more than 235 feet long and displacing 353,235 tons are the largest ships in the Japanese fleet.
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But when clashes between the two sides broke out here again on July 7, killing hundreds of people and displacing thousands more, Mr. Machar and his troops fled to a hiding spot not far from the capital.
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Danyliuk took office on Thursday in the biggest political shakeup in Ukraine since the 2013/2014 Maidan street protests brought a pro-Western leadership to power, displacing a U.S.-born technocrat who had been favored by Washington.
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The Syrian military used it to shell the Galilee, and Israel seized it as a strategic asset that it considered necessary for its own security, displacing tens of thousands of the area's Arab inhabitants in the process.
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Mainland Chinese have been moving to the city by the hundreds of thousands, buying up apartments and taking many high-paid jobs but also displacing many longtime residents, who find themselves struggling for employment and affordable housing.
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As the planet warms, displacing hundreds of bird species in the U.S. because of the heat, at least eight states could see their state birds largely or entirely disappear during the summer, the National Audubon Society said.
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Restaurants and businesses have popped up all over the city, bringing much-needed tax revenue to blighted areas, while simultaneously displacing African-American families and longtime residents unable to match the changing socioeconomic profile of the city.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Two South Korean refiners are exporting excess cargoes of residual fuel oil to nearby China, displacing some Singaporean sales of the commodity which can be used in ships and power stations, three trade sources said.
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It's especially complicated with screen time because it encompasses a large variety of experiences, and because screen time could be displacing many other types of behaviors and interactions that are not easy to capture in an experiment.
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He also thanked Britain for training the armed forces in their fight against the insurgency in Nigeria's north-east, where terror Boko Haram has waged a decade-long war, killing hundreds of thousands and displacing millions internally.
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More than 220,000 people were killed as the rebels of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or the FARC, waged 52 years of war against paramilitary groups and the government, displacing the state entirely in some places.
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In this situation, the cold waters churned up off the west coast of South America are hurried westward along the equator faster than normal, displacing and cooling down the solar-warmed waters in the Nino 3.4 region.
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"As old conflicts continue and new ones erupt, displacing millions of people, we need smart, inspiring, engaging and inclusive ways of helping refugees and host communities," said U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees Filippo Grandi in a statement.
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In recent years, Virginia has emerged as the most politically progressive of the former Confederate states (displacing former champion Florida), and yet, due to the state's history, it is also ground zero for memorialization of the Confederacy.
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Robert Atkinson, president of the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, co-authored a new report published Monday that contrary to widespread popular opinion, the adoption of new technologies is displacing fewer workers than ever before in American history.
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There was no immediate claim of responsibility but the attacks bore the hallmarks of Boko Haram which has been trying to set up an Islamic state in the northeast, killing thousands and displacing more than 2 million people.
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To be clear, this particular mistake or piece of misinformation does not undermine the very stark reality of the Myanmar military murdering thousands of Rohingya Muslims in the country, and displacing hundreds of thousands more from their homes.
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Open-source software has disrupted some of the most important technologies in enterprise infrastructure: think MongoDB and Cassandra taking on legacy Oracle databases, OpenStack and Docker threatening virtualization giant VMware and Linux displacing Solaris and Windows Server software.
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As the tech boom in Silicon Valley jacked up rents in San Francisco, cultural shifts began displacing LGBTQ, sex-positive, and sex-radical institutions from the city that had once been at the forefront of progressive sexual politics.
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Despite a recent $4.5 million price cut, if it sells at asking price, 950 Lombard will become the most expensive home ever sold in San Francisco, displacing the current record-holder, which sold for $38 million in 2017.
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" -Simon Harvey, analyst at Monex Europe: "Today's stimulus measures has highlighted the growing trend of economic support to the real economy - targeting SME's and propping up household finances to mitigate the virus permanently displacing business activity and consumption.
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One UAW member with GM who did not want to be identified for fear of retaliation said "it's a shame" what the automaker has done to Detroit-Hamtramck, including displacing workers and having them move to other plants.
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In early 21, when I began investigating China's role in the opioid crisis, fentanyl had begun killing more Americans annually than any drug in history, and synthetic cannabinoids like K53 were displacing marijuana and causing massive overdose outbreaks.
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They are doing so by supporting terrorists and militias, subverting and intimidating our friends, displacing us diplomatically, and deploying and distributing military technology that makes it harder and more dangerous for the United States to maintain its presence.
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The sudden departure of the American troops in October left Syrian Kurdish civilians and forces vulnerable to Turkish forces who entered their territory, taking ground and killing nearly 100 civilians and displacing 200,000, according to the United Nations.
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However, the jihadi group appears strengthened and one faction has forged stronger links with ISIS to create the Islamic State of West Africa Province, and the group is staging attacks on military bases and displacing thousands of Nigerians.
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Sometimes change comes as quick and catastrophic as a line drive—hear the crack of wood displacing a sphere of leather, yarn, rubber, and cork; watch how it pushes the ball fat and then, just as quickly, forward.
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Their chief complaint is that the maker of the popular mobile messaging app Snapchat is turning the stylishly funky beachfront neighborhood of Los Angeles into an office park, driving up real estate prices and displacing working-class residents.
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"What I've found about how people interacted with spreadsheets in the '80s is that they didn't really think of them as replacing or displacing human judgment, but rather as a kind of superhero cape, or prosthesis," Deringer said.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - An Indonesian plan to curb the commercial use of peatlands, by swapping nearly 1 million hectares of forestry concessions on carbon-rich peat, risks simply displacing environmental destruction to other parts of the archipelago, green groups say.
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It is a strategy aimed at consolidating Assad's control over government-held areas in a many-fronted civil war that has drawn in regional and global powers and inflamed sectarian hatred while killing over 250,000 and displacing 11 million.
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I thought it would be irresponsible of me to risk displacing a person from a place to sleep just to see if the experience of sleeping in a shelter is as bad as many homeless people say it is.
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A shortage of developable land, dense population numbers—73 million people inhabit roughly 27 square miles—and an increasing demand to live in the booming technology hub are rapidly displacing residents who can't afford a roof over their heads.
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DESA's planned dams on the Gualcarque River that Ms. Cáceres opposed are an example of these harmful projects; palm oil plantations displacing campesinos in the Aguan Valley — where over 100 campesinos have been killed in recent years — are another.
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"In the case of institutional money management, finality is tremendously important," said Wetjen, adding that one needed to have a very clear idea of what finality means in a blockchain world before one could see it displacing current processes.
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While his improvements have driven up rents, displacing some residents — only about 3,5003 people live there full time — Mr. Ellison has also paid for a new water filtration system for the island, a public pool and a movie theater.
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Trump returned to Texas on Saturday for his second trip in less than a week after intense flooding rocked southeastern parts of the state and portions of Louisiana, displacing thousands and claiming the lives of at least 85033 people.
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As the rebels wrested control of territory from the government, jihadist organizations like Al Qaeda and the Islamic State took advantage of the chaos, setting up operations and gradually displacing the rebel groups backed by Western and gulf countries.
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Speaking on the sidelines of an annual meeting of China's parliament, Wang said China had no intention of displacing the United States and that the two countries did not have to be rivals but should strive to be partners.
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FCA Chief Executive Officer Mike Manley said last year he wants to move the Ram pickup line into second place in U.S. sales, displacing Silverado and closing the gap with Ford's F-series, the segment leader for 42 years.
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Through its first decade, Bitcoin has attracted a mix of investors, some convinced that it can reshape global finance by displacing traditional means of payments and others attracted by rapid gains that pushed it close to $20,000 in December.
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Maryland's lawyers noted that in finding that Dodd-Frank didn't override the vacancies law, the judge pointed to the attorney general succession law as an example of Congress explicitly adopting language that seemed aimed at displacing the vacancies reform law.
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Irregular rain has ruined crops, and the country is experiencing both droughts and floods -- making arable land unsuitable for cultivation and displacing more than 600,000 people due to flood-related disasters since 2013, according to the Internal Displacement Monitoring Center (IDMC).
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And the country is displacing over 2351,351.7…Read more ReadThe FAST telescope is 200 meters (656 feet) larger than the Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico which, at 305 meters (1,000 feet), was the previous record holder for massive radio telescopes.
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Fighting between the Myanmar army and the Arakan Army - a group that says it fights for the Rakhine Buddhist ethnic group - has flared this month in areas of northern Rakhine state further from the Bangladesh border, displacing more than 700 people.
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Along with the ongoing conflicts and disasters displacing one person every 24 seconds, the IRC and the international community are gearing up for a historic response to famine conditions that threaten the lives of 30 million across Africa and Yemen.
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Under Shell's most aggressive projections the company expects the global electric vehicle fleet to grow from about 4003 percent of the entire auto fleet today to 10 percent by 2025, displacing oil demand equating to about 800,000 barrels per day.
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Mined diamonds also have a high environmental impact, displacing thousands of tonnes of rock, although the analysis carried out by Trucost, part of S&P Global, for the Diamond Producers Association (DPA) found the carbon intensity of natural diamonds was lower.
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Luckin Coffee, which has been expanding at breakneck speed, currently operates 26.7113,370 stores in 28 Chinese cities and plans to open 2,500 new stores this year with the goal of displacing Starbucks as China's largest coffee chain in the process.
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Around 270 girls were taken from their school in Chibok in the remote northeastern Borno state, where Boko Haram has waged a seven-year insurgency aimed at creating an Islamic state, killing thousands and displacing more than 2 million people.
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Haftar's forces met little resistance as they seized the terminals at Ras Lanuf, Es Sider, Zueitina and Brega in an operation launched on Sunday, displacing a rival armed faction aligned with the U.N.-backed Government of National Accord (GNA) in Tripoli.
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A long, thin strip squeezed between Olympic and Pico, Santa Monica's Pico District was a thriving African American community, up until the construction of the Santa Monica Freeway in the 1960s, which cut the neighborhood in half, displacing hundreds of residents.
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"With the notable exception of Ontario, the rest of the country has made steady progress in displacing the illicit market with licensed and regulated retail stores," Bill Blair, federal minister for border protection and organized crime reduction, said in a statement.
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Most people are driving vastly more car than they need, and that's likely never been more apparent than now with the wave of trucks and SUVs that have been displacing traditional sedans and hatchbacks on the new car sales charts.
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While there are concerns around AI displacing existing workers, a report by the World Economic Forum last year indicated that 133 million new jobs will be created in place of 75 million that will be displaced from now till 2022.
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And for some, the worst is yet to come: in just six months, the tunnel under the East River that serves the L train will shut down for 15 months, displacing roughly 275,000 people who take the L every day.
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The administration may have less than a week before regime and Russian attacks result in Aleppo's collapse, potentially displacing tens of thousands of civilians and worsening the strategic environment for the United States, according to one internal US government calculation.
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The American Red Cross said the devastating floods, which affected nearly a third of the state's 64 parishes, is likely the nation's worst natural disaster since Sandy pummeled the East Coast, destroying waterfront communities and displacing thousands of families for years.
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Luckin Coffee, which has been expanding at breakneck speed, currently operates 2,370 stores in 28 Chinese cities and plans to open 2,500 new stores this year with the goal of displacing Starbucks as China's largest coffee chain in the process.
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As technology has enabled the number of freelancers and SMEs in the world to grow at an unprecedented rate, they are rapidly displacing Fortune 500 companies from the physical real estate they traditionally occupy – the bread and butter of traditional agents.
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These retailers, he said, sell under a "gentrification model" that targets middle class buyers — those who can afford to pay a premium for organic food — displacing small farmers selling directly to people via farmers' markets, community supported agriculture groups or online.
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The listing highlighted the kind of attractions, like the Chelsea Market and the High Line, that have helped fuel a whirling economic transformation in the neighborhood, displacing mom-and-pop shops and burdening public housing residents with higher living costs.
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Around 270 girls were taken in April 2014 from their school in Chibok, Borno state, where Boko Haram has waged a seven-year insurgency aimed at creating an Islamic state, killing more than 15,000 people and displacing over two million.
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Ocean heat - recorded by thousands of floating robots - has been setting records repeatedly over the last decade, with 2018 expected to be the hottest year yet, displacing the 2017 record, according to an analysis by the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
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Mr. Assad — with the help of Iran; its Revolutionary Guards and its proxies; Hezbollah and militias in Iraq and Afghanistan — has created the worst refugee problem since World War II, ruthlessly displacing millions of people into neighboring countries and Europe.
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"Abbas reaffirmed the commitment of the Palestinian side to achieving peace through peaceful, popular resistance, because killing, settlement building, destruction and displacing of residents will not achieve security and peace for any party in the region," Wafa quoted him as saying.
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Around 220 girls were taken from their school in 2014 in Chibok in northeastern Borno state, where Boko Haram has waged a seven-year insurgency aimed at creating an Islamic state, killing thousands and displacing more than 2 million people.
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Instead of placing Romo on one of CBS's secondary teams — as Fox did with Troy Aikman, who spent a year learning before being promoted to lead analyst — McManus put Romo on the lead team, displacing the longtime analyst Phil Simms.
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The clashes died down hours later, and by late Tuesday residents of the war-torn port were enjoying their first respite from a fight that has raged since June, displacing at least 550,000 people and leading to thousands of civilian deaths.
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The housing crisis is shared broadly enough that a recent Vassar graduate toggling between an internship and two different barista jobs is facing down the same predatory landlord as the longtime Dominican neighbor she is always imagined to be displacing.
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Jean Guy Whiteduck said that even as the Quebec Algonquin push for a different deal, they recognize the reality of European settlement and are not interested in seizing or taxing homes on private property — or displacing politicians on Parliament Hill.
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With only five legislators in Taiwan's 113-seat Parliament, the party is still a long way from its stated goal of displacing the Nationalist Party and becoming one of Taiwan's two major political parties along with the Democratic Progressive Party.
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All that changed last fall, when Democrats took control of the State Senate, displacing both Republicans and members of the Independent Democratic Caucus, a group of Democrats — heavily supported by real estate — who voted with Republicans on relaxing rent regulations.
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Under the RFS, the amount of biofuels blended into the fuel supply has doubled, displacing roughly 22019 million barrels per day of refined petroleum product as part of efforts to support farm incomes, enhance energy security, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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U.S. gasoline prices fell in expectation that the area can get back on its feet after Harvey wrought a path of destruction stretching for more than 2500 miles (233 km), killing an estimated 2000 people and displacing more than 21 million.
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In Panama, the construction of a hydroelectric dam had been eligible to receive carbon credits under the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM), a scheme for rich nations to offset their emissions under the Kyoto Protocol, despite displacing indigenous people, CIEL said.
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Mr. Hagstrom, the economist, says that it's not clear if those workers are displacing American employees, but that the bulk of those positions for refugees are "starter jobs" like working in greenhouses, kitchens or laundries, often replacing previous generations of immigrants.
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After fighting stopped in Sur, the oldest district of Diyarbakır, the regional and local government (supported by the AKP) expropriated much of the land in the destroyed areas, displacing many residents and forcing them to move to other areas of Turkey.
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The bad weather in the south did not spare Quezon Province, in the country's north, Tembin came days after Tropical Storm Kai-Tak caused widespread destruction in the central Philippines, killing at least 30 people and displacing more than 240,000.
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Companies are required under federal regulations to declare that the H-1B workers they employ are not displacing American workers, but a loophole exempts them from that rule if the guest workers they employ are paid at least $60,5.13 per year.
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While rent prices have been rising steadily over the past 10 years—displacing more than 10,000 Latinx residents as a result—when compared with similar neighborhoods on the north side of the city, Pilsen is still a relatively affordable, family-oriented neighborhood.
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"The investment is wise as it ensures Saudi can increase its market share in Asia, at a time when rising U.S. shale oil is displacing Saudi oil from the U.S. market," Gordon Kwan, Nomura's head of Asia oil and gas research said.
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Those efforts face an uphill battle, although the administration made their job easier by making the announcement without explaining why they believe DACA is unconstitutional or displacing the 2014 opinion of the DOJ's Office of Legal Counsel that the law was constitutional.
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Absent from its announcement, however, is any mention of the exact tech transformations that are actually displacing workers and reshaping entire industries — advancements like automation or artificial intelligence, two areas in which Google is among a small set of hard-charging tech pioneers.
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