Some agencies subject to closure already are duplicated, or can be duplicated, by the private sector or by interstate compact, rendering federal involvement unnecessary.
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Eliminating duplicated technology spending could save perhaps $1bn a year.
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One of the masks is my face duplicated three times.
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Some data sets are truly proprietary, others are readily duplicated.
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For another, I duplicated the problem on a second device.
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It could have been easily duplicated by any generic manufacturer.
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"It could have been duplicated by Scalamandre," Mr. McCarty said.
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Seven across entries are duplicated, and appear side by side.
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There were no more dropped or duplicated songs, for instance.
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He cannot be duplicated, and that is for the best.
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Note: some services may be duplicated depending on the category.
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These pages can easily be duplicated using free online services.
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If it was a vocal, she duplicated it just as perfectly.
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So we duplicated this process in the student town hall meetings.
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That's a feeling that really can't be duplicated — sorry, binge watchers.
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Nobody had duplicated that feat with Atlantic coral until this month.
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As the ancestral algae duplicated their DNA, they made extra copies.
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More than 300,000 base pairs in the gene had been duplicated.
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"100 percent, what you tested is a duplicated product," he said.
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But along the way they duplicated, a common DNA-copying error.
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Assume this triad is duplicated on the opposite side of the truck.
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Each one is special because it's 1/1 and can't be duplicated.
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Everyone gets an ID number, not a card that can be duplicated.
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He's one of a kind, and one who will never be duplicated.
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This post originally appeared on Medium and is duplicated here with permission.
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A handful of companies are spamming the App Store with duplicated apps.
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He'd later find out that the tape was duplicated hundreds of times.
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That is by design, so keys can't be easily duplicated and used elsewhere.
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But those are all memories I missed out on that can't be duplicated.
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Validation and cryptographic code are duplicated and reimplemented across the codebase, often erroneously.
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We're seeing that data then taken by other services, duplicated, then breached again.
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The study found that 99.7 percent of non-duplicated comments were against a repeal.
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"Keep going back to the secret sauce, something that can't be duplicated," Lutzker said.
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Most of these jobs are expected to be roles that now find themselves duplicated.
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In the physical world, compute clusters typically feature a large number of duplicated processors.
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That is incorrect; the restriction was to 22 non-duplicated actions every five seconds.
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In seahorses, six of those genes had been duplicated to exhibit new expression patterns.
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Others say earlier technological breakthroughs that did speed productivity have yet to be duplicated.
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Its style capable of being duplicated across different faces in politics and pop culture.
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When I look at my card portfolio, I always note which benefits are duplicated.
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Several VAWA grant programs, IWF claimed, duplicated each other or those in other agencies.
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That means there are places where duplicated DNA makes two sets of the same protein.
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Unfortunately, each VR stream must also be duplicated twice to stream individually to both eyes.
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At Qingdao, a firm allegedly duplicated notes pledging metal as collateral for multiple bank loans.
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Every lorry driver needs individual instruction; a capable autonomous-driving system can be duplicated endlessly.
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Signals encoded using either superposed or entangled particles cannot be intercepted, duplicated and passed on.
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Another hoax, about strip club diarrhea, was duplicated a month after it originally went viral.
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There are great characters that have come into this business, but Flair can't be duplicated.
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It couldn't be duplicated on an iPhone or another Android phone running the same system.
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"I was the hit of the class because I duplicated everything so beautifully," he recalled.
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CBA admits the breach, but says it was largely duplicated because of a software glitch.
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Every psychic phenomenon our staff looked at was quickly discredited, or duplicated easily by magicians.
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Sometimes it might be a judgment call about whether the duplicated word is really substantive.
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Lil' Kim's "Crush On You" looks are amongst the most memorable and the most duplicated.
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After traveling through a dense nebula, Voyager discovers it's been "quantum duplicated" into two ships.
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And fingerprints left on commonplace items like drinking glasses can be easily duplicated by criminals.
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So will the Corps of Engineers," Manchin said, calling the Stream Protection Rule "needless" and "duplicated.
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BCH duplicated the original bitcoin blockchain, meaning that anyone holding BTC was entitled to BCH, too.
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Combined, Facebook has more than 1.1 billion daily (duplicated) Stories users across its family of apps.
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He simply titled the video "the future," unaware that yes, his monstrosity would indeed be duplicated.
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A Starbucks created this to replace the unicorn frappuccino so we duplicated it and it's yummy!!!
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It seems to have been duplicated as if there's a second one hiding behind the original.
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Its work to reduce violence abroad that imperils U.S. interests cannot be duplicated by government agencies.
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So everything is duplicated—lights and subjects multiply and build a new vision of urban life.
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There's no other design like the shell toe; it's immediately recognizable and could never be duplicated.
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In other words, the hair trigger of terrestrial nuclear warfare would simply be duplicated in space.
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It's unclear how developers are supposed to deal with duplicated PlayStation Network and Xbox Live screen names.
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That finding suggests that in the ancestors of animals, the gene for the enzyme was accidentally duplicated.
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The only thing better than a solid handshake is a solid secret handshake that can't be duplicated.
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Here, he talks about his signature paint style (the Winfield Fade) that the big car companies duplicated.
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In domestic mergers, costs can be cut by closing neighbouring branches and slimming down duplicated product lines.
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Facebook has more than 5X more (duplicated) Stories users across its apps than its nearest competitor Snapchat.
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He occupies a place few can even comprehend and done amazing things that will never be duplicated.
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In its most successful case, Instagram duplicated Snapchat's Stories format, and quickly surpassed Snapchat in Stories users.
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They lost two of three in San Diego and duplicated that in Chicago against the White Sox.
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In its most successful case, Instagram duplicated Snapchat's Stories format, and quickly surpassed Snapchat in Stories users.
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The albums would then be duplicated and traded among the members of the small but dedicated scene.
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This post previously appeared on the Both Sides blog and is duplicated here with the author's permission.
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Every copy, then, is its own original, its historical circumstance and material life unable to be duplicated.
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"Quantum communication boasts ultra-high security as a quantum photon can neither be separated nor duplicated," it added.
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Others say it refers to the "golden master," on any format, that is duplicated to make more copies.
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After noticing the duplicated ITs and stumbling upon the IT COUPLES revealer, I was off to the races.
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However, the house and its street were duplicated in a studio for the later films, the Mirror reports.
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The NWS said it received 22 reports of tornadoes by late Wednesday, though some could be duplicated sightings.
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"It was just this incredibly miraculous, beautiful moment that I don't know could ever be duplicated," says Sparks.
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The Georgia Budget & Policy Institute recently released an evaluation on the much vaunted and duplicated Georgia HOPE Scholarship.
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Like the FSC pilot, the ABA/SME pilot provided proof of concept and was duplicated many times over.
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SULLIVAN: WOULD IT BE VERY EASILY DUPLICATED, I GUESS, WOULD BE A SMARTER WAY TO ASK MY QUESTION?
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Though companies raced to repair their works, the security flaws were duplicated in malware found in the wild.
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You can try to duplicate me, but I can't be duplicated because I got my shit all together.
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Others are suspected of setting up labs in China that secretly duplicated American research, according to government officials.
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In the mirror I'm seeing double, like having been split or duplicated, the blood drop like a tear.
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Mr. Samuelsson wanted to take that same energy to Red Rooster Shoreditch, but it could not be duplicated.
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If all of those ballots had to be duplicated, I'm not sure how many days that would take.
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"Any security feature can be duplicated that's on the bar itself," said the LBMA's chief executive, Ruth Crowell.
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There are, of course, no guarantees that these returns will be duplicated in the future, Mr. Booth said.
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This result is being duplicated in the 49 states that are served by America's 603 short line railroads.
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Because the stream rule duplicated and confused these responsibilities, nullifying this costly rule will not diminish environmental protections.
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Anywhere abroad muscular labor could be duplicated at cheaper rates, it often was -- especially in heavy industry and manufacturing.
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And her simple – and easily duplicated – trick to embellishing the casual style is quickly becoming her go-to move.
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Some jobs—eg, in compliance—will have to be duplicated in London and the EU27, meaning more jobs overall.
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Now, the iPad is a massive success that has yet to be duplicated by any other manufacturer or platform.
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They duplicated the Bitcoin blockchain, the ledger with the history of all transactions, and begat a daughter, Bitcoin Cash.
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It's a conundrum that's raged ever since Dolly, the famous duplicated sheep, was brought into the world in 1996.
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Perry had four birdies and an eagle on the front nine — a feat he duplicated on the back nine.
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If those 20-point swings are duplicated across the country, Republicans would stand to lose 72 seats in November.
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The voice that emerged — unique, female, eternally young and tied to childhood — has not been duplicated in the theater.
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To do that, the Samba programmers reverse-engineered and then duplicated the functionality of the Windows file-sharing system.
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To pay off debts quickly, Takeda plans to slash thousands of jobs and cut back on duplicated drug research.
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And plagiarism, while a major publishing no-no, is not itself a crime unless the duplicated material was copyrighted.
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"When Herbert Lehman said something you got an impression of sincerity, which has rarely been duplicated," Mr. Rosenman said.
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Frank Van Riper's black-and-white photographs and accompanying text eternize two idiosyncratic decades that will never be duplicated.
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Myron's dark bronze original has been duplicated in white marble, in plaster, in 3D models, and even in Lego.
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You could be bizarro and distributing your indie, self-duplicated tapes and flyers, or you could be a whole thing.
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The other channel, owned by Vietnamese citizen Vu Nam Phuong, showed hundreds of self-made and duplicated state media recordings.
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Now, anytime you drop a file in one of the synced folders, it will be automatically duplicated in the cloud.
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Instead, it led the way to Facebook now having more than 1.1 billion (duplicated) daily Stories users across its apps.
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The paper records are distributed, probably even duplicated in many respects, across dozens of different storage centers throughout the country.
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He said that the work of some State Department programs was duplicated by the Pentagon and by other federal agencies.
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Because no other central banks have duplicated the Fed's tightening actions to date, the U.S. dollar has been very strong.
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The collection includes information gathered through private investigations, some of it not duplicated in the F.B.I. files on the case.
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The two apparently duplicated the boarding pass for a flight on All Nippon Airways (ANA) and both boarded the plane.
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The most frequently duplicated pieces were popular "railroad watches," the saucer-sized pocket watches carried by old-timey train conductors.
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Like so many others, I read Sakharov's essay in samizdat — a typewritten copy duplicated secretly, spread informally and read hungrily.
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The two men will forever be tied to a bold, almost unfathomable deal that most likely will never be duplicated.
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HUD discontinued most of its physical inspections in 2012, saying the effort duplicated efforts by federal and state health regulators.
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It also duplicated merchandise by designing for "styles" like weekend or work looks, rather than categories like tops or dresses.
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Grubhub has been profitable, but it&aposs duplicated some of the unprofitable practices of its rivals as growth has slowed.
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It began to see progress with the launch of Instagram Stories in August 2016, which duplicated Snapchat's own Stories feature.
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If you start with The Honeymooners — a large, dumb male and the much more intelligent wife with her arms crossed, and the male at the end finally saying, "Baby, you're the greatest" — this was a formula that duplicated and duplicated [on TV], be it The Flintstones or Roseanne, just go on down the line.
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Some 17,120 were dismissed for various reasons, often because the subjects were outside the government's remit, or duplicated by other petitions.
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On Friday, China also removed more than 100 deaths, citing duplicated figures — adding to suspicion over the way it's recording infections.
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The types of works neatly framed at OCMA Expand are let loose, duplicated, and strewn about like a ransacked paper press.
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That wears down the ballots — and sometimes they become so damaged that they need to be duplicated by hand, Bucher said.
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Rihanna's IDGAF attitude translates to her style in a way that is often imitated and very rarely (honestly, if ever) duplicated.
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Cox took their photographs, duplicated them, sliced them into myriad pieces, and reassembled them Frankenstein-style into a psychedelic visual bacchanal.
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Others are suspected of setting up labs in China that secretly duplicated American research, according to government officials and university administrators.
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But they're also high-maintenance creatures that are accustomed to wild, tropical habitats that can't always be duplicated by pet owners.
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So will the top 15 finishers within the elite group, meaning for 5th, 253th, and 230th place, prizes will be duplicated.
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" Mr. Thacher said his approach could be duplicated by private companies "because it deals with solutions, not just with exposing scandals.
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" Its quartet of organizers pulled it off: "a series of accidents that somehow coalesced into something that may never be duplicated.
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Eliminating duplicated costs in the United States will no doubt play a central role, but even so the goal appears ambitious.
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It's a wickedly clever blueprint for anyone who wants to next-level stalk someone, a totally plausible and easily duplicated plan.
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It can't be duplicated because these other countries don't have a Communist Party with the special history and features of China's.
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The effect isn't really duplicated with the tail lights, perhaps the only aspect of the XE that could use a rethink.
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There have been shows about female friendships and fashion, but Sex and the City had this aura that cannot be duplicated.
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Tullett expects to save at least 60 million pounds by eliminating duplicated management and support costs, with more savings expected over time.
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The custom tearaway calendar lets you print a different photo for every day of the year or have them randomly duplicated throughout.
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His analysis suggested that the LIF gene was duplicated 230 times and lost 53 times during the evolution of the elephant's lineage.
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Which is part of why so many of the stores near the Silos have embraced the look, if not outright duplicated it.
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And his reorganisation of the DIA, which encroached on the CIA's turf and expensively duplicated its intelligence-gathering, contributed to his downfall.
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"This exercise provided important opportunities for realistic at-sea training with live ordnance, conditions that cannot be duplicated otherwise," US Navy Capt.
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Having nations' genetic archives widely distributed and duplicated worldwide can cushion the impact of further crop-killing disasters, man-made or otherwise.
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Once you've ensured that everything is duplicated and safe in a location different from your hard drive, you can wipe the computer.
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Not only can consciousness be duplicated and trapped in objects, stripped of verbal and physical agency, but now those objects are trinkets.
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The custom tearaway calendar lets you assign a different photo for every day of the year or have them randomly duplicated throughout.
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Most of these duplicated anti-net neutrality comments likely came from spambots, which autogenerated responses using fake or duplicate emails and names.
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Chicago improved to 6-0 at home against St. Louis this season as it duplicated a three-game sweep from early May.
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The cuts to the Commerce Department budget also include various reductions to economic development programs, which the administration says are duplicated elsewhere.
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The cuts to the Commerce Department budget also include various reductions to economic development programs, which the administration says are duplicated elsewhere.
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The other addressed some minor issues of tariff collection, and its content apparently duplicated an act President Obama already signed last year.
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" In a press release, Parnas said, "Pearlman's accomplishments are legendary within the industry, having reached a level of success not often duplicated.
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After that, I brought Trader Joe's frozen chicken stir fry —yum — and the next day, I duplicated that salad from the week before.
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Back in March, independent graduate student Nick Brown, one of Wansink's most vocal critics, blogged about the paper's statistical inconsistencies and duplicated text.
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Until then, we'll hold on to the memories and marvel at the beauty of Baby Girl, as it will never, ever be duplicated.
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From an audio perspective, it makes sense: there's something about the way that vinyl sounds that just can't be duplicated with digital music.
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Carter sent texts after Roy died to friends that closely duplicated the show's scripted scenes and the actress's actual interviews about her loss.
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Finally, I ran a little file-copy test where I created a 1GB file, made 16 copies, and then duplicated the entire folder.
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No doubt they had duplicated a few, but others were quite new; for instance a furniture department, and a department for fancy goods.
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But for all of those to have been created by a single company is a feat unlikely to be duplicated in my lifetime.
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The live experience is inimitable, and the post-show emotional high as you walk out of the theater probably can't be duplicated, either.
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Working behind the scenes, behavioral biometrics collect data on user interactions with a device, establishing a unique identity profile that can't be duplicated.
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Their moments left indelible imprints and stand today as essential threads in their Hall of Fame stories, unlikely to be duplicated, impossible to forget.
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One issue is that unique visitors — which are supposed to be individual people — often get duplicated because the same person may have multiple devices.
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Though Grindr has never reported a breach of its servers, sensitive data is, generally speaking, more secure when it's not duplicated in multiple locations.
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In the suit, Greggs says Ariana and David Guetta -- who produced "One Last Time" -- duplicated the most memorable part of his song ... the chorus!
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The company is also slowly expanding its App Store footprint by acquiring competitors and changing those apps into duplicated versions of the main app.
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The NRG Center's large exhibition space allows for medical facilities, childcare, and transit access; critical resources that can't be duplicated in community-run shelters.
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Basically, we bought two companies — Grow Mobile and Undertone — that have a strong sales and marketing presence and that can't be duplicated in Israel.
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Our family photo albums were among the items he claimed, with a promise to have them professionally duplicated for both my sister and me.
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The chip creates a unique code for each individual transaction and can't be easily duplicated by thieves the way a magnetic stripe card can.
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Parker told FiveThirtyEight it was not surprising that puzzlers found 65 crosswords that duplicated New York Times' themes, given the number he had edited.
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The photo does an incredible job of capturing this tension, a tension almost duplicated in the highway scene between Tony's family and Ray's gang.
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Many of South Korea's sanctions against the North are already duplicated by United Nations ones, so lifting them would be merely symbolic, they said.
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In the event of a crime, the police could check whether a key was duplicated with KeyMe and track down who had copied it.
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Pumpkins, along with their cucurbitaceae family members like squash, watermelons and cucumbers, were born when the genome of a melon-like fruit duplicated itself.
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Risk-management, compliance, information-technology and other operations now concentrated in London will have to be duplicated, albeit on a smaller scale, elsewhere in Europe.
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However, he conveniently fails to mention that the same study was duplicated about 15 years later by the same author with a much larger cohort.
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But the goal of Project Ark is to reduce this kind of overlap, in part because continuing to maintain duplicated code taxes the company's resources.
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For new companies, it makes setting up shop in London's fintech much less attractive, as regulatory authorisation will need to be duplicated for EU trading.
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The notice also says that the paper's results and discussion sections contain duplicated text from a 2002 Wansink study that was also about soy consumption.
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Ulrich touts the band's unique setlists — he says they haven't duplicated one since 2004 — and claims fans have been clamoring for the new stuff, too.
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He struggled to release another album that duplicated the successes of his work on Cash Money, and ended up re-signing with them in 2014.
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It's called Move because its primary function is to move Libra coins from one account to another, and never let those assets be accidentally duplicated.
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Without this unique capability, not duplicated anywhere in or out of government, the odds that the perpetrator(s) would go free would be significantly increased.
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Usually, it's a weird curve or squiggle in the background that gives it away, while sometimes, a duplicated hand signifies that the photo was edited.
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Any transition from HEU to LEU reactor fuel must not compromise neutron research and engineering capabilities, especially those that cannot be duplicated using spallation sources.
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Concern has been expressed the rivalry could lead to a mutually damaging war where TIM and Open Fiber both lose money and infrastructure is duplicated.
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Taste and smell can't be duplicated, but neither is as omnipresent or vital to the day to day human experience as sight, sound, and touch.
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Anna Levers, the councilman's policy director, then pored over the data to cull any duplicated tweets or tweets the bot may have pulled in error.
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Ending Medicaid means huge savings for the states that administer and partly fund the program and huge savings from ending duplicated systems between the programs.
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Centers like this one were the place for Nxivm courses, though they weren't taught by Raniere, who had "duplicated" himself when he made Salzman headmistress.
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A picture caption with the Shopping Guide article last Sunday, about coasters, was duplicated and misidentified a set of coasters with animal images on them.
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Then there's the sheer memetic quality of Jackson's iconic "Thriller" dance itself, which has been endlessly mimicked, duplicated, and recreated in nostalgic pop culture moments.
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At present, there's no evidence of law enforcement using these advanced capabilities domestically, though researchers have easily duplicated this functionality using homebrewed devices in overseas tests.
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A search of the duplicated text found more than 58,000 results as of press time, with 17,000 of those posted in the last 24 hours alone.
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So far, 12,450 seed collections representing 8,900 Australian species, all of which are saved in local seed banks, have been duplicated and stored in Kew's MSB.
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The end result definitely can't be duplicated at home — but it turns what could be a satisfying filmgoing experience into a roller-coaster ride of distraction.
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So far, 12,450 seed collections representing 8,900 Australian species, all of which are saved in local seed banks, have been duplicated and stored in Kews MSB.
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Profits in the mass market are slender at best, the result of too much duplicated investment under the bonnet on technologies that are indistinguishable to carbuyers.
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The new sanctions imposed by Congress will have little or no impact as long as they are not recognized and duplicated by America's allies or partners.
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But you can expect "Uncarrier" perks like flat monthly bills without hidden fees, no service contracts, and other changes that T-Mobile pioneered and competitors duplicated.
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The Sharks won Game 242 at SAP Center 17-213 and nearly duplicated that score against a Nashville team that is off to a slow start.
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So, if you're carrying multiple premium cards where benefits are duplicated, review whether the unique benefits of each card are worth paying the annual fee. 5.
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These were followed by duplicated drugs, such as two similar pain killers, two medications for blood thinning or two antidepressants from the class known as SSRIs.
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The law has been duplicated, in some form, in almost every state, and more than sixteen million Americans now have licenses to carry a concealed handgun.
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In one case, the Bureau of Land Management proposed repealing a 2015 regulation on hydraulic fracking, which it said duplicated rules in place in many states.
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And during tandem events, a chunk of DNA duplicated itself, placing its new twin beside it along the genome, in another, more frequent accident in reproduction.
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A notorious example of such a scam was a $3 billion fraud at the Qingdao port in China where there were allegedly fake, duplicated warehouse certificates.
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Beyond reinforcement, the modified model also uses contextual information from the source document to aid in the generation of relevant new language and to reduce duplicated phrasing.
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Unlike music, drama, literature, and art, fashion is not — and never has been — adequately protected under American copyright law, meaning clothing designs can be duplicated without permission.
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"Mass-shootings already have their own articles, all relevant info is, or should be, in that page and not needlessly duplicated on other articles," one editor wrote.
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Efforts at Miniclipper Logistics to add new racks by narrowing the aisles are being duplicated across Britain as Brexit contingency plans spark a race for storage space.
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And it has ignited a frenzied race among condensed-matter physicists to explore, explain, and extend the MIT results, which have since been duplicated in several labs.
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On a recent weeknight, Ms. Mercer sat in the common space, surrounded by duplicated kitchen appliances, clothes drying on a rack and other signs of group living.
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Still, Ocasio-Cortez is trying to use her newfound clout in races around the country, but it remains to be seen if the results can be duplicated.
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An individual property rights approach ignores the distinctive characteristics of user data as a resource, such as the ease with which data can be duplicated and shared.
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But instead of new physics, the Large Bitcoin Collider is hunting cryptographic collisions—essentially proving that a supposedly unique and random string of numbers can be duplicated.
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They showcase Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett, and Eydie Gormé-style magic, with guest sit-ins and an old-school Vegas vibe that can't be duplicated anywhere else.
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To see all of your passwords, and to see which ones Safari has detected as weak or duplicated, open Preferences from the Safari menu and choose Passwords.
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Issues range from people not knowing they are on the list, to duplicated names due to converged data sets, to even finding remains in all the debris.
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And because it seemed to be unrelated to their record collections they came up with this music that nobody has ever really sounded like or duplicated since.
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A previous version of this article included a photo that digitally added a duplicated section of ocean to the left of the ship to better fit the space.
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Through a variety of sustainability projects the owners believe can be easily duplicated, The Perennial aims to not only mitigate but also reverse the effects of climate change.
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We then combined and de-duplicated the list to produce a data set of just over 2,900 blockchain and blockchain-adjacent organizations that we'll use in our analysis.
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It was an achievement that I knew we would never see again on this level from any future president, a moment in history that would never be duplicated.
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Acuna homered to start the first game, a 9-1 Atlanta win, and duplicated the feat in the second game, which Atlanta won 6-1 at SunTrust Park.
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Even though the Mets have added several players this season to cope with injuries and struggles, the success of the front office's 2015 approach has not been duplicated.
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The only association between a higher intake of eggs and cardiovascular risk was for people with type 2 diabetes, a link that has been duplicated in previous studies.
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Thankfully, Tracy pushed back, pointing out that one way or another, we'd have duplicated answers — both the across and the down mixed color would be the same, i.e.
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Profits in the mass market are slender at best, the result of too much duplicated investment under the bonnet on technologies that are indistinguishable to car buyers, he reckoned.
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And on Friday, China's National Health Commission said it had removed 108 people from the death count "because of duplicated Hubei province statistics," according to a translation by CNBC.
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Lowery is the frontman of the California-based bands Cracker and Camper Van Beethoven, and he also claims Spotify illegally duplicated and distributed his bands' songs without his permission.
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The carved-out parcel accommodated the relocated sign, which PepsiCo was canny enough to recognize as a marketing opportunity that could not possibly be duplicated under existing zoning rules.
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The questions people have been asking are whether data can be duplicated, and can a competitor establish itself in the same way or buy a copy of another's data?
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Kim Nasmyth, University of Oxford For elucidating the sophisticated mechanism that mediates the perilous separation of duplicated chromosomes during cell division and thereby prevents genetic diseases such as cancer.
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INDOORS This brick house was renovated and expanded to roughly double its size about 15 years ago, in a way that retained or duplicated many of the original details.
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The entire opium poppy genome appears to have duplicated 7.8 million years ago, as well as smaller segment duplication, or perhaps another whole genome duplication, around 110 million years ago.
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In this case, Disney's executives have forecast about $2 billion in cost saving synergies as the combined company cuts business segments or employees that were duplicated through the Fox acquisition.
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I never dissected the specimen, but my presumption is the only part of the animal that was duplicated was the first inch and a half of the head and body.
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Much of its data is duplicated and stored on servers in several regions so, say, users in New York can access the site as quickly as those in Hong Kong.
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That blur was added a couple of years ago with Apple's portrait mode and has been duplicated since by every manufacturer that matters — to varying levels of success or failure.
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In a letter to Democratic senators, the OIG wrote that the Pentagon's investigative body would not open an investigation that duplicated or otherwise could interfere with an existing congressional inquiry.
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Traditionally, geneticists like Firth used a process called karyotyping, which involves pairing up and ordering all the chromosomes to see if any are missing, duplicated or contain subtler structural changes.
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A cursory investigation reveals that their local partner has duplicated the plant a few miles down the road, having acquired the necessary designs, and is quickly undercutting their joint venture.
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What seems apparent 50 years on is that Woodstock was exactly what it appeared to be: a series of accidents that somehow coalesced into something that may never be duplicated.
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In Palm Beach County, damaged ballots that were duplicated by hand, as required under state law, were handled without independent observers having a good vantage point to witness the process.
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The host is also in charge of the flow of the meal, keeping track of what everyone is bringing to make sure there's an interesting selection without any duplicated dishes.
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A picture caption with an article about the Trump administration's actions over the course of a week that pushed the U.S. and Iran to the brink of war was duplicated.
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"From doubling spending on public schools to pioneering economic empowerment and public health policies that were duplicated world wide — Mike has an extraordinary record," said Bloomberg senior adviser Stu Loeser.
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Modest experiments are moving ahead in a handful of small towns in Sweden, mostly in the public health care sector, to see if the results from Gothenburg can be duplicated.
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The Treasury Department also asked the SEC to eliminate reporting requirements duplicated by internal industry regulators and suggested tighter collaboration between the agency and local regulators to ease reporting requirements.
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To see if the earlier study on chocolate and vision could be duplicated, Siedlecki and colleagues rounded up 22 healthy volunteers, ages 20 to 62, who had no vision issues.
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Hours after White Sox righty Dylan Cease pitched five innings to earn the victory in his major league debut in the opener, the Tigers' Tyler Alexander nearly duplicated the feat.
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He used a machine learning program to weed out the millions of comments that were fakes and duplicates—as the duplicated messages were almost certainly part of a form letter campaign.
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The initial broadcast appears as a separate entry in your chat list, but the same message is duplicated in all the individual threads you've already got going with these contacts too.
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That means that as many as 270 million of the platform's 2.1-billion-strong user base could be fraudulent or duplicated — a population verging on the size of the United States.
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"This organizational structure, along with the federal and state registration process, is expensive and time consuming to undertake, and is not easily duplicated by competitors," Prosper said in a federal filing.
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" Opening up about the moment she first held her newborn son, Sparks said, "It was just this incredibly miraculous, beautiful moment that I don't know could ever be duplicated or replicated.
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"The barcodes were being duplicated by ... SABMiller and supplied to the retail outlets to evade payment of excise duty," said a 19-page order, dated July 16, which detailed the findings.
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The company said it will meet those production targets by improving the use of its existing lines and making selective improvements to address bottlenecks rather than creating entirely new duplicated lines.
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Though Alala's legging designs seem to be safe (for now) from plagiarism, a handful of the New York-based label's other items have been all too faithfully duplicated by Forever 21.
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In a situation where, for example, your credit card has been skimmed and duplicated, the risk of abuse is real, but it ends as soon as you get a new card.
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Katy Perry, who wore one of the strongest sartorial looks of the night, not only matched her nails to her blood-red ensemble, she also duplicated its jewel-encrusted texture, too.
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"The questions people have been asking are whether data can be duplicated, and can a competitor establish itself in the same way or buy a copy of another's data," she said.
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And Robert De Niro's transformation from a slim fighter to a bloated one showed a dedication to the craft that has been imitated countless times since but has rarely been duplicated.
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And that pitch needs to include a credible argument that the smart tax breaks going to the big corporations are at least somewhat being duplicated on the middle class/individual side.
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On one side, Tishman had duplicated the feel of a mattress with a softer top like the one I have at home, and the other was based on my specific data.
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Mozart, for example, is represented by some three-dozen symphonies (mostly early, many duplicated in connection with readings from contemporaneous letters) as against Haydn's half-dozen ("Paris" Symphonies, Nos. 229-261).
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The Times showed the paper to four experts in the forensic analysis of images in research papers, and all agreed that the blots had almost certainly been duplicated by the authors.
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The Inspector General found 29 percent of the fiscal 2015 FEMA grants it audited had problems like "duplicated payments, unsupported costs, improper contract costs, and unauthorized expenditures," according to the report.
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Stewart, a veteran, apparently believed that his Social Security number had been duplicated and issued to another soldier who was stationed at the same base as him South Korea in 2002.
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Still, every order is shipped out neatly packaged with the thank you note (which John originally wrote, but has since been duplicated) and candy (they began with Hershey Kisses, but those melted.
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"White Castle's model has been often imitated but never duplicated — an impressive feat in the hyper-competitive fast-food sector," said Impossible Foods' founder and chief executive Patrick Brown in a statement.
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If you know how to protect your mainframe from the backdoor trojan worm that's duplicated the virus code malware drive in the reboot server, uh, code, then this article isn't for you.
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The region has been trying to take a more coordinated approach to economic development and environmental protection amid concerns that intense competition between the provinces was causing waste, pollution and "duplicated" development.
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A recent report by Bank of China, a commercial lender, warned of "scattered funds and duplicated targets" among the new state-led ones, and said they were too often run by bureaucrats.
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China is in the middle of a program aimed at integrating Beijing with its neighbors Tianjin and Hebei, with the goal of easing income disparities and preventing "duplicated" development throughout the region.
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"The strategy refers to China as a strategic competitor ... China is effectively across the political, economic, military and informational domain in ways probably not duplicated by our other competitors," one official said.
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The Google-addled cabinet of curiosities toured across Britain, and when it ended Mr. Leckey roughly duplicated many of its objects, then placed them on staggered displays that recalled natural history museums.
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"Having your own place on the beach is a very special thing," Mr. Filopoulos said, particularly since the co-ops' proximity to the ocean cannot be duplicated in Montauk under current zoning.
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If I&aposm "on the fence" about a given card, I&aposll be much more likely to dump it if one or more benefits is duplicated by another card that I carry.
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Former American officials say they had two aims: to ensure that such meddling isn't duplicated in future American or European elections, and to leave a clear trail of intelligence for government investigators.
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Council member Ekaterina Schulmann said the legislation, which the lower house of parliament approved in January, duplicated existing law and added that it could be applied arbitrarily because its wording was so vague.
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By checking the papers against each other patterns began to emerge; for example, one user claims a single set of images were duplicated up to 54 times in 203 papers, across three years.
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But user growth started to slow dramatically in Q4 of last year after Facebook rolled out an update to its Instagram product called Instagram Stories, which duplicated many of the features of Snapchat.
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"They even used our company name, duplicated all the products that we have that you can see on our website and have them for sale as a Paulson product in China," Paulson said.
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So I shut myself up in my studio and I draped every piece — which will be duplicated to be sold — but the initial gesture was my physical gesture written all over the clothes.
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This act also requires written EPA response to any submitted comment about the scientific review, an expensive process which would be duplicated if the science is later used as a basis for regulation.
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So I was left to go at it' and a lot of the renderings from my street scenes were duplicated by Laurence Paull and his team almost exactly like I had painted them.
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"The ever impressive, the long contained, often imitated, but never duplicated" 🧞♂️ 🧞♂️🧞♂️ A post shared by @ deandrehopkins on Oct 29, 2019 at 7:49am PDTOct 29, 2019 at 7:49am PDT
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"I still think the job cuts will happen in the long run, as the Rasgas-Qatargas merger will go ahead and many of the jobs are duplicated across both organizations," said the official.
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TV's "Rising," Chuck Rocha said that Biden's sudden surge following an impressive showing in South Carolina's primary could be duplicated by Sanders, who trails the front-runner by fewer than 200 pledged delegates.
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While the exact magnitude of Kipchoge's boost in Italy is impossible to calculate, it seems likely that the drafting formation alone, which won't be duplicated in Berlin, saved him one to two minutes.
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Primates have been cloned before, but this is the first time monkeys were duplicated using the same technique — called somatic cell nuclear transfer —that scientists used to clone Dolly the sheep, in 1996.
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"I experienced what can never be duplicated in the private sector_the communal aspect of VA," said Wilkie, pointing to his time as the son of an Army artillery commander and as acting VA secretary.
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Metals markets were rocked about three years ago by a $3 billion fraud at Qingdao port in China, when a firm allegedly duplicated warehouse certificates to pledge metal as collateral for multiple bank loans.
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That strategy includes lessening the company's dependence on weather-sensitive categories such as apparel, and beefing up its offerings in areas that can't easily be replicated online or duplicated by others in the space.
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Theme for your zine: The theme I was going for is marginalized and disenfranchised people who are pushed to the edges, but then are placed in the center for profit (dehumanized and then duplicated).
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Francis is wagering biotech copies that work like their forerunners despite slight variations - no biologic drug can be exactly duplicated - will be irresistible for insurers, health care systems and governments aiming to contain costs.
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She riffed off the Japanese virtue of being neat and tidy, and duplicated the country's "art of discarding" movement that was all the rage in the '90s, a culture expert told the New Yorker.
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In contrast to Curry or Durant, Draymond's skill set—defensive flexibility, one-man fast-breaking, roll-man passing, and vocal leadership—is mostly not duplicated by any of the other players on the team.
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Even though the separate units will make Reckitt more expensive to run, due to some duplicated costs, Kapoor said it made sense to separate the units as their products are marketed and sold differently.
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Snap is recovering from a wildly unpopular app redesign and a delayed update for Android users, in the same period that competitors like Instagram debuted features like Stories and duplicated its augmented reality filters.
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Haribo Candy Advent Calendar, $23.39, available at AmazonIf you want a little more variety in your kids' Christmas treats, this 24-day advent calendar has 14 different Haribo treats inside (some treats are duplicated).
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I really hoped that the Little Free Library concept was familiar enough with folks that people would know what to do with it, and it would be something that would get duplicated rather quickly.
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Two younger scientists working with Dr. Croce admitted that they had improperly duplicated, mishandled and mislabeled a number of western blot figures and other data in the papers, emails obtained by The Times show.
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"Facial recognition cannot be duplicated whereas a key fob can be," says the note, explaining that the building owner planned to use facial recognition technology provided by a Kansas-based security company called StoneLock.
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That, however, does not ultimately mean much: The Pistons have not experimented much with smaller lineups, and Drummond's combination of size and athleticism, recalling Howard at his prime, is not duplicated around the league.
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Winners will receive one of the much coveted, never duplicated, Crunchies in 12 categories, and today we'll be taking a look at the finalists for perhaps my personal favorite category — Biggest Social Impact of 83.
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The startling rawness of that sequence—the pure shock of its execution—perhaps can never be matched, only duplicated, but Gibson gives us battle scenes that come close in their savagery, horror, and utter brilliance.
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The researchers found that genes involved in the fermentation of maltose, the main sugar found in beer, were duplicated several times, allowing beer yeasts to complete the fermentation process more rapidly than their feral ancestors.
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Mr. Kawaguchi eventually took vintage films of two of Ohno's most famous solos, "My Mother" and "Admiring La Argentina," which honors a great Spanish dancer, and duplicated them phrase by phrase with his own body.
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A key focus of Saturday's march on Washington, which was duplicated in 800 cities across the country and around the world, was an effort to turn emotion into political activism by registering participants to vote.
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The order, issued on July 16, said it was "reasonable to believe" same barcodes were duplicated multiple times and supplied to various retail vendors in Delhi, amounting to the offence of selling non-duty paid liquor.
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Duffy, who singled and scored in the first, duplicated the feat in the third inning when the Rays added three runs, including two on a two-out triple by Kevin Kiermaier that made it 5-0.
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This includes poor communication among doctors' offices, emergency rooms, and hospitals, which may result in duplicated lab tests, medical imaging and medications, poor patient follow-up, and, ultimately higher costs, reduced accessibility, and poor patient outcomes.
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The major and minor characters are duplicated, beginning with the lead detectives, an uptight woman (Clémence Poésy) with no social skills and a laid-back man (Stephen Dillane) with a blended family and a recent vasectomy.
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Achieving the room's peculiar lines was not the only way Ravenswood brought Van Gogh's painting to life; the very brushstrokes themselves were duplicated, providing the sense of texture and electric life which denotes the artist's work.
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It's just a prototype right now, but don't be surprised if this sort of mega-efficient tech gets snatched up or duplicated by companies trying to squeeze every ounce of life out of a watt-hour.
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But beyond individual programs, education experts said they believe the greatest value in the consortium is the member universities' willingness to share information about what works on their campuses, so that success stories can be duplicated.
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It was the combination of these strategies that helped former Mayor Rudy Giuliani realize a historical drop in crime during his first mayoral term in New York, which has been duplicated nationwide; most recently by Sen.
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A federal judge on Tuesday invalidated a Novartis AG patent on its transplant rejection drug Zortress after finding it duplicated an already expired patent, a victory for drugmakers seeking to sell generic versions of the drug.
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At the time, says El Sohl, 13 percent of their collection, or 28,000 accessions, was not duplicated anywhere other than Aleppo and comprised many extinct of landrace (developed over hundreds of years in the natural environment) varietals.
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This seems to be the first such case, and again shows that two-headed animals can be diverse, and assuming that only the head is duplicated is not warranted, though frequently assumed, as we did at first.
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The two firms have since been embroiled in a race to roll out their networks across Italy, in a contest experts said could lead to a mutually damaging war where both lose money and infrastructure is duplicated.
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The concern, according to industry experts, is that the race to get there first, in Perugia and beyond, could lead to a mutually damaging war where both firms lose money and infrastructure is duplicated across the country.
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The FBI is considering filing criminal charges against two brothers who got on a flight from Los Angeles to Tokyo using a duplicated boarding pass, ultimately causing the plane to turn around midflight, ABC News reported Thursday.
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At each gathering thereafter, the survivors turned down the goblets representing their fellow airmen who had died since the previous reunion — though their names, having been duplicated, remained right side up — and they toasted all the departed.
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An article about Richard Cordray, the director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and a potential Democratic candidate for governor of Ohio, duplicated a news release that the Republican Governors Association had sent out the same day.
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Scalable architecture and prefabricated parts were once the domain of the mid-century Case Study Houses, none of which were duplicated and all of which have either been demolished or turned into museums inhabited by the wealthy.
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The joint design, easily duplicated and adapted for different purposes on the computer, has since been translated to earrings, and a further collection of Snowfall jewelry and watches is to be presented at Baselworld in March 2017.
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PAUL L. NEWMAN Merion Station, Pa. To the Editor: I am shocked that the African-American turnout for our current president would not be duplicated in a vote against the bigoted Donald Trump, despite Hillary Clinton's baggage.
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Citi said the court had ruled the claim duplicated one already brought in 2008 by a court in New Jersey which was dismissed as "unmeritorious", adding it should not be allowed to proceed in the Italian courts.
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In a DIY I've never seen duplicated on any blog, the landlord painted a paper plate and applied it to the wall to cover a hole where the exhaust pipe for a coal-burning stove had once been.
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There was also agreement that Bitcoin splitting into two blockchains would be very, very bad; transactions would be lost or duplicated; that it would be unclear what the real Bitcoin was; that the reputational damage would be significant.
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Mr Marchionne's oft-stated view is that the industry's duplicated investment in kit such as near-identical engines and gear boxes is a waste of resources, and that much of the money would be better returned to shareholders.
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The Delhi government said it was "reasonable to believe" that the same barcodes were duplicated multiple times and supplied to various retail vendors in Delhi, adding that this amounted to the offence of selling non-duty paid liquor.
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In a decision made public on Friday, U.S. District Judge Edgardo Ramos in Manhattan dismissed Express Scripts' claim that Anthem breached an implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing, saying it duplicated a breach of contract claim.
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The technique essentially turns a brain into an inert chunk of plastic, destroying all biological components in the process—leading to concerns that the technique, at best, will only ever result in the restoration of a duplicated brain.
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It says it will also make it harder for those whose Pages have been shut down for violations to return with new Pages featuring the same, duplicated content by proactively banned other Pages and Groups, in some cases.
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They now, in many ways, feel like part of our collective heritage—recipes of commercial provenance that feel just homemade enough and unique to our families, in spite of the fact that they've been duplicated millions of times.
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Torsten Becker, managing director of BOGEN Electronic, a German robotics supplier that also sells to China, said his firm had rebuffed repeated takeover attempts by Chinese firms, and had also seen its products duplicated in the Chinese market.
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He duplicated his last performance at Yankee Stadium, when he shut out the Cleveland Indians on three hits over seven innings to keep the Yankees alive in the division series with a 1-0 victory in Game 3.
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And for them to be able to coordinate efforts, and make sure efforts aren't being duplicated — but rather that every group has a mandate, and that they can all collaborate to tackle different aspects of that same issue.
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The card's response to the reader can be recorded and duplicated later, by creating a new card (a clone) or by using some other tool, such as a Proxmark3, that can emulate the same radio frequency and unlock doors.
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"We have removed a series of false and duplicated accounts which violated our authenticity policy, as well as several pages due to violation of rules on name changing," a spokesman for Facebook in Italy said in an emailed statement.
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Sergio Marchionne, FCA's storied boss who died last year, had called for consolidation of the mass market, where slender profits are partly the result of duplicated investment in similar technologies such as engines that do little to differentiate brands.
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Sergio Marchionne, FCA's charismatic boss who died last year, had called for consolidation of the mass market, where slender profits are partly the result of duplicated investment in similar technologies, such as engines, that do little to differentiate brands.
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Over the last year the company has duplicated a number of features that Snapchat made famous, including Instagram Stories, which lets users compile multiple annotated photos into a narrative story that disappears, and a very similar basic camera interface.
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Part of it is the nature of stop-motion animation itself; there's something about the physical reality of frame-by-frame puppeteering that will always create a tactile sense of wonder that can't be duplicated in any other way.
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EditorsNote: 20th graf, fix wording, delete duplicated material Ryan Getzlaf took a long outlet pass from Troy Terry and scored 218:33 into overtime Friday to give the Anaheim Ducks a 2-1 victory over the visiting Vancouver Canucks.
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Among all the AI-infused services we currently use and which silently make our lives better, many are duplicated across the very companies that just signed up to be a part of the Partnership on AI. It doesn't really make sense.
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Each clinic has its own records that are often duplicated in different facilities as people enter the system, and as a result, those patients who don't keep up with their own records often have to repeat immunizations or lab work.
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It's not quite all good news: as noted by Jack Nicas on Twitter, Facebook also snuck in the fact that fake and duplicated accounts are also up, with 116 million fake accounts and 255 million duplicate accounts on the site.
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Without hyper-specific design details or logos to patent or trademark, more generic fashion pieces — like Carrie Anne Roberts's T-shirt that Old Navy copied or the Brother Vellies sandal that Zara copied — are left wide open to be duplicated.
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The page linked in its "about" section to a website called "America's Freedom Fighters," which posted content and duplicated press releases that appeared to be written by others about violent crimes and gun rights -- all alongside a sidebar of ads.
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This cosmic lens used by the Hubble has actually revealed a total of 16 far-off galaxies, with light bent by the massive galaxy cluster in the foreground producing duplicated images of the galaxies from the telescope's perspective, the statement says.
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The app would be a lot more practical if you could pull up your past photos, or if it even suggested your best photos using some sort of smart algorithm that hid those that were blurry, dark, or duplicated, for example.
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Results of an early trial of an experimental drug showed that it improved cognition and reduced clinical signs of Alzheimer's in the brains of study participants, and experts are "cautiously optimistic" that the results will be duplicated in future clinical trials.
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After two-run shots by the Giants' Brandon Belt and Angel Pagan pushed San Francisco back into the lead at 5-4 in the fifth, Bruce duplicated his feat in the sixth to give the Reds a lead they never relinquished.
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If we converted both the XML and HTML to JSON without identifying duplicated content, many articles would end up with more than one URL, which would cause duplicate pages to compete against each other for relevance ranking on search engines.
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That's about 22 miles shy of what many had projected (though in line with a few too), a disparity that often occurs with electric vehicles because the EPA's real-world testing can't always be readily duplicated by researchers and manufacturers.
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An Aedes genome map of sorts, too, has existed since 2007, but researchers say it is staggeringly imperfect: fragmented into 36,204 pieces, some of which are themselves misassembled, with hundreds of genes known to be missing and others mistakenly duplicated.
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It didn't matter if tests were duplicated or if a more efficient way of delivering care was available — as long as doctors and organizations were paid for what they did, they just kept providing care the way they always had.
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What I later realized was that it could not be duplicated: A trip that came at just the right moment in my life, when I was unattached, but old enough to know what I wanted — and needed — out of travel.
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Dr. Sanders said the students invariably noticed that lanes 6, 7 and 8 in one row of blots had apparently been duplicated into the immediately adjacent lanes — 3, 4, and 20033 — which are supposed to have come from different experimental samples.
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As in Messages for iOS, the message you send out creates a new conversation thread, but the SMS is also duplicated in the threads you have with each individual contact, and any replies are kept in those one-to-one threads as well.
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It also limited AlphaStar to only viewing the portion of the map a human would see and restricted the number of mouse clicks it could register to 22 non-duplicated actions every five seconds of play, to align it with standard human movement.
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Science Fiction's release strategy likely won't result in a long reign atop the charts and will likely never be duplicated, but that probably doesn't matter to Brand New because the band has already teased retirement in 2018 after a two-decade run.
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Spears performed at KIIS FM's Jingle Ball in L.A. -- along with Justin Bieber, Bruno Mars and a bunch of other huge acts -- and her double bun hairstyle made loyal fans nostalgic for that classic, often-imitated, never duplicated "school girl in pigtails" look.
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Alala has seen its pieces more or less duplicated by other brands in the past, but the four items (one jacket, one hoodie, and two different sports bras) were "by far the most obvious" riffs on the luxury activewear label's look, Lee said.
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So stay tuned all week as Verge reporters Sean O'Kane, Vlad Savov, Dan Seifert, James Vincent, and Tom Warren join Phil Esposito and Max Jeffrey from our oft-imitated, but never-duplicated video team to bring you the best coverage on the planet.
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After Green threw six shutout innings of two-hit ball last Monday against Toronto, Cessa just about duplicated him, allowing three hits over six-plus shutout innings in his first major league start, a 5-1 victory over the Los Angeles Angels.
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They created mutant embryos by modifying the gradients of morphogens in the very young fly embryos, which in turn altered the expression patterns of the gap genes and ultimately caused pair-rule stripes to shift, disappear, get duplicated or have fuzzy edges.
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Critics of the rule said it duplicated existing regulations, was too costly and burdensome for companies to implement and that it put U.S. companies at a competitive disadvantage with state-owned companies in other countries that do not have to divulge such information.
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The catch: There have been questions surrounding the ethics of keeping a primate in captivity for her entire life, per organizations like PETA, and Patterson herself said she hoped the experiment wouldn't be duplicated because of how unnatural Koko's living circumstances were.
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Critics of the rule said it duplicated existing regulations, was too costly and burdensome for companies to implement and that it put U.S. companies at a competitive disadvantage with state-owned companies in other countries that do not have to divulge such information.
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Some critics attacked the Imperial College methodology and advocated for more aggressive containment strategies akin to China's massive Wuhan lockdown or South Korea's comprehensive testing and contact-tracing regimen, but public health experts cautioned against expectations that such models could be duplicated here.
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The short video did not show the limitations of the bicycle (which presumably tips over occasionally), and even the researchers who built the bike admitted in an email to The Times that the skills on display could be duplicated with existing computer hardware.
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Sorenson said the ultimate goal is looking at the success of a campaign like the anti-LGBT discrimination effort and asking whether it can be duplicated in another area related to social change and a change in the business world that helps a company grow.
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By using duplicated clips and structural mimicry, he summons musical memories of Kendrick Lamar, Drake, and Migos to ironically illustrate how overly copied their work has become, and how lazy it is to simply lay down a weak verse over someone else's song structure.
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The "Wonderstrands" video avoids any exact recreation of history, or even something as straightforward as documentary footage of the general area, in favor of a more suggestive, literally world-upside-down (and duplicated) vision that feels like something out of the end of Kubrick's 2001.
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Summer Hull, travel director at The Points Guy:Solid earning structure, built-in benefits that are useful and not duplicated on many other cards, annual fee that is easy to justify relative to the perks, and some unique offerings that would be hard to get elsewhere.
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In his free time, he shoots experimental footage and develops the film himself; endless strips of the same images rendered in different colour palettes, stuck together at the ends to play in a loop, duplicated numerous times so it can be destroyed in performance.
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Depending on the pattern of your solve and how engaged your "autopilot" was while you were working, you might have noticed this right away, and with it, a missing ingredient that you needed to successfully solve the seven clues to those seven duplicated entries.
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" As black Jewish filmmaker and writer Rebecca Pierce noted, "There are people and orgs who are experts in community relationships and violence prevention" who are doing the work that "can be duplicated and amplified if we focus on building stronger communities rather than walls.
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EditorsNote: 3rd graf, takes out duplicated 'Tuesday' reference Lightning center Tyler Johnson scored 1:16 into overtime Wednesday night, and Tampa Bay overcame a two-goal, third-period deficit to outlast the host New Jersey Devils 29-246 in a back-and-forth game.
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Art Review LOS ANGELES — Next month is the official kickoff of Pacific Standard Time:LA/LA, a festival of exhibitions and events throughout Southern California that, even in this era of biennials duplicated across borders and fairs franchised across continents, takes the prize for sprawl.
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About a month ago, Batya Ungar-Sargon, a journalist who was writing about this wine tempest for the VinePair website, asked how I would feel if the great wines of the world, often scarce and expensive, could be analyzed by laboratories and duplicated in quantity.
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In a finding published last June, scientists examined over 20,000 biomedical research papers and found that nearly 800 showed evidence of improperly manipulated images of western blots — essentially, blots obtained in one experiment that were duplicated to prove a point in an unrelated experiment.
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But Vince, portrayed perfectly by Jordan, gives us that downward glance, a slight slide of his jaw or shift in his posture, to elevate him from trope to triumph, to show vulnerability and emotional depth in a way that's rarely been duplicated since onscreen.
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The issues raised by the comments, though, were relatively straightforward: They claimed that images in these studies appeared to have been changed, duplicated, and re-used across papers, suggesting that the experiments they appeared in may have never actually happened, or could have produced different results.
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Boxing's hand-to-hand combat is the focus of a series of collages by Wardell Milan, collectively titled "Battle Royale" (2007), in which the artist shaped, sliced, shifted, and duplicated the opponents' bodies, as pictured in vintage sports photos, to amplify the impact of their blows.
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In practice, Europe's hodge-podge of duplicated, mismatched equipment (Europeans use 17 types of tanks to America's one) and continued dependence on America in key areas—such as moving troops and refueling warplanes—mean that its armed forces are far less than the sum of their parts.
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"Apart from the underwhelming Aphinity data, Roche has had some other setbacks," Evans said in a note, citing the Tecentriq failure and the approvals of rival biosimilars - near copies of branded drugs derived from living organisms that cannot be exactly duplicated but show the same effectiveness.
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Cellnex's average tenancy ratio - the number of operators using a single mast - stands at 1.3 in Italy, and Martinez said there was scope for raising that closer to 2 over the coming years by attracting new customers, dismantling duplicated infrastructure and making the operations more efficient.
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EditorsNote: 2nd update, removes 13th graf, which duplicated material Shai Gilgeous-Alexander produced his first career triple-double, finishing with 20 points, 20 rebounds and 10 assists to lead the Oklahoma City Thunder to a 83-104 win over the Minnesota Timberwolves on Monday night in Minneapolis.
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Two years ago, using pattern-finding algorithms similar to those behind recent advances in image and speech recognition and other forms of artificial intelligence, he and his collaborators successfully predicted temblors in a model laboratory system—a feat that has since been duplicated by researchers in Europe.
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But assuming Game of Thrones' numbers go up even more in its final season next year, the record that probably won't ever be duplicated is the percentage of HBO subscribers who watch it: With its 29.3 million viewers, nearly all US subscribers — more than 90% — are watching the show.
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Nathan answers with that trenchant fable about a father who possessed a precious ring that has been handed down through generations to favorite sons: Not wanting to choose among his sons, the father has the ring duplicated twice, causing all three sons to believe theirs is the original.
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Snowden was, even at the zenith of his ascendant career, the IT guy, responsible for managing what he calls a "dopey poky" Microsoft system for document sharing called SharePoint but also building systems known as EpicShelter and Heartbeat that de-duplicated and shared information more efficiently between NSA offices.
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In the letter, Mr. Ertel also said that Ms. Bucher had refused to install servers to combat cyberterrorism, obstructed access to voting by putting a polling place inside a gated community and allowed damaged ballots to be duplicated behind closed doors, rather than in the presence of appropriate witnesses.
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As colleagues and partners (they married in 1999) who ran separate but mutually supportive galleries beginning in the 24747s — hers under her own name, his most lastingly as American Fine Arts, Co. — they reshaped their businesses, balancing public good and private enterprise with a flair that has been seldom duplicated.
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Sprint's government filings from the period promised that the integration of the Sprint Nextel networks would be largely seamless, popular features like Nextel's "push to talk" iDen network would be painlessly duplicated, and the company would deliver nationwide service in the 23GHz band reaching even the most distant rural markets.
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Not all of them are easily replaced or duplicated elsewhere, but you usually don't need to look far outside the Amazon ecosystem to find an alternative—you can't get Amazon's Lightning Deals without Prime, for example, but you can choose to shop at other online retailers offering big reductions of their own.
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Mr. Lombardy was the first American to win the World Junior Chess Championship — doing so with a perfect score, a feat that has never been duplicated — and he led the United States to victory over the Soviet Union in the 1960 World Student Team Championship, beating Boris Spassky, the future world champion.
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EditorsNote: 5th graf, change 'purchased' to 'selected' regarding contract; also 33th graf, take out duplicated 'has'; adds to 10th graf Trea Turner doubled, tripled and homered, and Anibal Sanchez pitched six strong innings to boost the visiting Washington Nationals to a 12-1 victory against the Chicago White Sox on Monday night.
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" But the memory of that butterfly haunts him as he recalls how he sat with his father in Fallen Hills, a nondescript suburb of Detroit, and was visited by this almost otherworldly creature, weightless yet surprisingly large, alien and aristocratic: "The duplicated, mirroring mosaics of its jeweled wings are an animate astonishment.
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EditorsNote: 6th graf; correction to game's last score, adds details; 9th graf, fix typo; 10th graf, delete duplicated material Quarterback Desmond Ritter ran for three touchdowns and threw for another on Thursday as No. 023 Cincinnati cruised to a 38-6 victory over Boston College in the weather-delayed Birmingham Bowl in Alabama.
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Late last year, analyst firm Canalys went so far as to report that Huawei overtook Xiaomi as China's top smartphone seller in the third quarter of 2015, and there's a growing feel that Xiaomi's online sales model has been duplicated by the competition, taking one important factor it had on its rivals away from it.
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EditorsNote: tweaks headline ... last graf, removes duplicated reference to Wednesday With Oklahoma City star point guard Russell Westbrook out in the second half with an ankle injury, Dennis Schroder scored nine consecutive Thunder points in the fourth quarter to help his team to a 23-226 win over the visiting New Orleans Pelicans on Monday night.
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Kamara leads Saints past Panthers NEW ORLEANS — Compared to the often-studied but rarely duplicated Star Wars offense of Sean Payton, this is beginning to look like Student Body Left and Student Body Right, but the New Orleans Saints will accept any nostalgic trip back to the 1960s if it involves another grind-it-out win.
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The reforms do not alter any of the constitutional checks and balances typical of a mature democracy, whether it be the executive powers of government or the independence of the judicial system, unless you believe that having two chambers with perfectly equal powers and perfectly duplicated functions and costs is the hallmark of a true liberal democracy.
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EditorsNote: new headline, tweaks in a few spots in story, including taking out duplicated Field Level Media tagline A dominant second half Saturday night enabled No. 1 Gonzaga to become the first team in 28 seasons to win all of its conference games by double digits as it rolled past host Saint Mary's 69-55 in Moraga, Calif.
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EditorsNote: deletes duplicated byline at bottom Julius Randle capped a double-double performance with a tiebreaking 3-pointer in the second minute of overtime Wednesday night, helping the New York Knicks give interim coach Mike Miller his first NBA win while snapping a 10-game losing streak in an entertaining 124-122 victory over the host Golden State Warriors.
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