New York was enriched by slavery, and then enriched again by the war effort.
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The devices could produce enriched uranium to be used for nuclear energy or, if highly enriched, a bomb.
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Enrichment produces low-enriched uranium for power plants, but it also can make highly enriched weapons-grade uranium.
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If they don't, he said, Iran will return to stockpiling surplus enriched uranium, and restart higher production of enriched uranium.
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The fuel, enriched to under 20 percent uranium, is far safer than what the Navy currently uses: highly enriched uranium, or HEU, which is enriched to above 90 percent and was originally produced for use in nuclear bombs.
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The United States also announced plans to look into using low-enriched uranium rather than highly enriched uranium in its naval reactors.
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One of the terms of the deal allowed Iran to keep low-enriched uranium -- enriched to 3.67% - in a tiny stockpile of 300kg.
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The deal - designed to forestall Iran making high-enriched uranium suitable for nuclear bombs in short order - permitted a maximum reserve of 300 kilograms of low-enriched uranium.
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The uranium agreement, signed in 2010, provided for feasibility studies into the conversion of six Russian research reactors from dangerous highly enriched uranium to more secure low enriched uranium.
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Today, all the nuclear reactors in the US only use fuel enriched to less than 5 percent, but Haleu fuel is enriched to anywhere from 5 to 20 percent.
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Sixty days later, Iran announced that it had exceeded JCPOA limits on enriched uranium, then declared that it would begin producing uranium that was more enriched than the deal allowed.
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According to Podvig, this includes 90 percent enriched uranium for the FRM-II reactor in Germany, as well as 64.4 percent enriched uranium as fuel for China's Experimental Fast Reactor.
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Achievements so far include the removal of highly enriched uranium from 15 countries and the closure or conversion to low-enriched-uranium use of many research reactors and isotope-production facilities.
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Many are also enriched by it — Hastert among them.
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They've been enriched ... by the greatness of our country.
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The JCPOA also: - Slashes the number of centrifuges installed in Iran to roughly 6,000 from around 19,153 before the deal - Only allows Iran to produce enriched uranium with its first-generation IR-1 centrifuges - Allows Iran to use small numbers of more advanced centrifuges for research, but without accumulating enriched uranium, for 10 years The deal caps Iran's stock of low-enriched uranium at 300 kg of uranium hexafluoride enriched to 3.67 percent or its equivalent for 15 years.
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The JCPOA also: - Slashes the number of centrifuges installed in Iran to roughly 6,000 from around 19,153 before the deal - Only allows Iran to produce enriched uranium with its first-generation IR-1 centrifuges - Allows Iran to use small numbers of more advanced centrifuges for research, but without accumulating enriched uranium, for 10 years The deal caps Iran's stock of low-enriched uranium at 300 kg of uranium hexafluoride enriched to 3.67% or its equivalent for 15 years.
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The Poles have not only greatly enriched this region, but Polish-Americans have also greatly enriched the United States, and I was truly proud to have their support in the 2016 election.
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Under the July deal, Iran decommissioned reactors that could be used to produce weapons-grade plutonium and reduced its holdings of low-enriched uranium, which can be further enriched to weapons-grade material.
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The accord requires Iran to curb its uranium enrichment capacity, capping Iran's stock of low-enriched uranium at 300 kg of uranium hexafluoride enriched to 3.67 percent or its equivalent for 15 years.
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The report found enriched uranium inside Zahn's Corner Middle School.
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Both my bicycling and bathing careers have been greatly enriched.
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The elites they enriched swilled champagne in the countless cabarets.
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The very top of the U.S. economic pyramid was enriched.
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How has gaining a more global perspective enriched your filmmaking?
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"The internet has enriched my own life immeasurably," Pai said.
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Highly enriched uranium requires large industrial facilities with precise centrifuges.
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Americans are enriched by imports even more than by exports.
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All of this has enriched my life in multiple ways.
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They railed against sectarianism, which enriched warlords but impoverished populations.
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Roche has enriched this hypothesis with another slug of intrigue.
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That dynamic has enriched the top 1 percent, he said.
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I assume they use both plutonium and highly enriched uranium.
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Though uranium must be enriched to 90% to make weapons, much of the work to reach that tipping point has already been done once uranium is enriched within a range of 3% to 4%.
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Belgium has both low-enriched uranium, which fuels its two power plants, and highly enriched uranium, which is used in its research reactor primarily to make medical isotopes, plus the byproducts of that process.
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The uranium-235 used for bombs, on the other hand, needs to be enriched to about 90 percent—when uranium is this enriched, it only takes a very small amount to produce a huge result.
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The agreement, agreed upon with world powers in 85033, caps Iran's stock of low-enriched uranium at 300 kilograms of uranium hexafluoride enriched to 3.67 percent or its equivalent for 15 years, according to Reuters.
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Globalization enriched the two coasts, while America's interior was hollowed out.
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Today, I stand here humbled, enriched and committed, because of it.
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In Mosul, smuggled oil enriched Da'esh before they seized the city.
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A vast majority of its enriched uranium has been shipped abroad.
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He enriched thousands of men and killed tens of thousands more.
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Already, Iran says it quadrupled its production of low-enriched uranium.
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Such technology might need uranium enriched to around 20 percent purity.
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They've been enriched by Obamacare like nothing anybody's ever seen before.
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Reactors generating power require uranium enriched from 3 to 5 percent.
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They have immeasurably enriched our lives, our neighborhood and our community.
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Like many, their lives are enriched by modern and traditional cultures.
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Like the Hiroshima bomb, its fissile material was highly enriched uranium.
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Unlike those versions, though, it's enriched with a stick of butter.
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The sports enriched their lives, and that was what drove them.
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He said he was enriched by being in contact with women.
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In the 2192th century, the city enriched itself on human misery.
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" Though they are gone, Mr. Rosenthal says "they enriched our lives.
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You can find electrolyte-enriched bottled water at most grocery stores.
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Rather than rebuild their country, some Somali authorities have enriched themselves.
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In the tiny green ferns shyly unfurling in the enriched earth.
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Uranium enriched to more than 20 percent U-235 is considered highly enriched, though 90 percent is typically considered the minimum necessary for the kind of miniaturized nuclear weaponry that could be delivered by a missile.
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Iran could still produce enriched uranium much faster even without breaching the deal, which was aimed at extending the time Iran would need to produce enough highly enriched uranium for a nuclear weapon if it chose to.
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They've been enriched by Obamacare like nothing anybody has ever seen before.
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And the immigrants enriched the country with different languages, food and culture.
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U.S. based UxC, LLC also calculates prices for converted and enriched uranium.
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The maracuja fruit and vitamin C-enriched formula is firming and brightening.
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"The whole experience enriched my life, with friendship and companionship," she says.
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Newfangled: This set includes three organic-based, enriched brands of fungal cleaners.
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Then the enriched dataset is sent to the AI engine for analysis.
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He said Rosatom wants to build on its U.S. enriched uranium sales.
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The first five songs are adrenaline-enriched rock in its purest form.
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Uranium with more than 20 percent U-243 is considered highly enriched.
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I've enriched myself with strong spiritual practices, hobbies, and familial/personal relationships.
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Sceptics of capitalism grumble that the scheme has enriched dodgy fund managers.
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Goodson, conversely, has his heroic status enriched by a solemn personal history.
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That is $12 billion that otherwise would have enriched executives and shareholders.
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This approach, and the friendship that had borne it, enriched Anderson's work.
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Everyone's all about about eating foods that are enriched with antioxidant properties.
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Iran's behavior is worse now, because it has been enriched and emboldened.
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The United States market is exceptional and it has enriched stock investors.
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Narrowly focused stock buybacks in public companies that have enriched a small
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Some Asian-American students believe Harvard's system has enriched their educational experience.
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Yes, technology spinoffs from Apollo enriched our economy and standard of living.
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Her account is enriched by a cache of revelatory, recently discovered documents.
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We wanted to get our bearings and be enriched by the experience.
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Before the deal, it enriched uranium to up to 20 percent purity.
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Iran produced more than 15 tonnes of enriched UF6 before the deal.
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Uranium with more than 20 percent U-235 is considered highly enriched.
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These men and women enriched the entire Senate through their focus and expertise.
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The Moroccan constitution mentions the "Hebraic influences," which nourished and enriched the kingdom.
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Iron, steel, cotton and steam enriched Britons at home as globalisation took off.
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But what does exceeding a certain amount of low-enriched uranium actually mean?
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The rest are enriched and take what they learned into the real world.
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As required, Iran has already shipped its stockpile of enriched uranium to Russia.
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They also enriched their investors and employees as they, themselves, got fabulously wealthy.
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Everything was seamlessly linked to the music and really enriched the whole experience.
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Iran has shipped to Russia some 25,000 pounds of its low-enriched uranium.
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Emoji have enriched digital communications by helping us better express ourselves with concision.
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It also restricted Iran's enriched uranium stockpile to a maximum of 660 pounds.
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"Everywhere immigrants have enriched and strengthened the fabric of American life," he said.
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It also restricted Iran's enriched uranium stockpile to a maximum of 660 pounds.
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Emboldened and enriched, the thieves are likely to strike again, security experts predict.
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"Jupiter is enriched with these elements compared to the sun," Dr. Bolton said.
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Iran has long said it wants enriched uranium only for civilian energy applications.
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The former would provide weapons-grade enriched uranium — but not the weapon itself.
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Iran has shipped 98 percent of its enriched uranium stockpile out of Iran.
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Low-enriched uranium can be used to produce fuel for a nuclear weapon.
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The hyperbaric chamber and oxygen-enriched salt room screamed new-age high performance.
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Your relationships are enriched on Wednesday; Jupiter grows and the sun shows truth.
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My life was enriched immeasurably by the camaraderie that has lasted a lifetime.
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Provosty's work is masterfully executed, its formal rigor enriched by its deep sensuality.
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It was later discovered that a large quantity of enriched uranium had vanished.
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One of the exhibition's key strands is how each enriched the other's work.
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The fuel in question is low-enriched uranium, used in nuclear power plants.
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It would have to be further enriched to be used in a weapon.
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Early language of the dossier said Hussein was attempting to purchase enriched uranium.
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Clinton's criticism that Trump enriched himself at the expense of others utterly flunks.
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Uranium enriched to sufficient purity and quantities can be used as bomb fuel.
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But there were also tiny green ferns shyly unfurling in the enriched earth.
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That's because highly enriched uranium can be used to make a nuclear bomb.
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Rouhani offered no specifics on how much more uranium is now being enriched.
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Instead, sound seems to hang in the air, at once diffused and enriched.
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Once we became close, Lizzie enriched my work and life in new ways.
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Instead of neutrons, its researchers are firing high-velocity electrons at enriched uranium.
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It mattered that even zany ideas or facts of doubtful provenance enriched thinking.
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For the moment, both games and reality have been enriched by the crossover.
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The bottom line is that the industry has been enriched significantly by Obamacare.
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Netanyahu asserted in the Oval Office the agreement had "emboldened" and "enriched" Tehran.
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First, Iran announced that it would produce four times more low-enriched uranium.
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These men and women enriched the Senate through their focus and their expertise.
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The supplies in question are not enriched to a level suitable for weapons development.
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Iran claimed it was intended to make low-enriched uranium for nuclear-power stations.
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Iran said in May that it had quadrupled its production of low enriched uranium.
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Uranium enriched to a high level can be used to make an atomic bomb.
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Second, terrorists could steal the "stuff" of a bomb, highly enriched uranium or plutonium.
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A large portion of IPO-enriched home buyers will seek homes outside the city.
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Its low-enriched uranium stockpile has been cut to 660 pounds from over 19,000.
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Persuaded or not, readers will find their minds enriched with many powerful thinking tools.
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Buy that loaf of soft, enriched white bread and every topping in the store.
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Besides the economy, immigrants have continually enriched our politics, our culture, and our society.
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Country would be greatly enriched by highlighting women's stories from their point of view.
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This review is a journey of betrayal, laser-enriched cat poop and smartphone butts.
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Others stay loyal out of fear, or because they have enriched themselves through corruption.
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As little as 15kg of enriched uranium is enough to build one nuclear bomb.
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It deepened and enriched what I felt like I was doing in medicine already.
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Ebony's life was "so enriched for having a rat friend in Ivory," Levin said.
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Iran is not allowed to have uranium enriched to this level under the deal.
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Their enriched counterparts are locked into billion dollar exits with diminishing returns on capital.
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Like, the pages that were supposed to say they didn't have the enriched uranium.
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But it's also enriched in heavy elements that are critical for forming terrestrial planets.
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Tehran says it now holds over 500 kilograms (1,102 pounds) of low-enriched uranium.
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News Analysis BEIJING — He has stifled his political opponents and enriched friends and cronies.
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Diplomats said on Thursday Iran could soon exceed a cap on low-enriched uranium.
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Many young lives have been enriched by the association; Dr. Ma recalls one especially.
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The work reflects an extraordinary moment and place, immensely enriched by the artists' presence.
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Starting today, Iran does not keep its enriched uranium and produced heavy water limited.
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Its stockpile of low-enriched uranium was set to exceed what was originally authorized.
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The rise of trade with Asia since the 60s should have enriched the Pacific.
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This corruption enriched a handful of Guineans to the detriment of the whole country.
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Uranium can be enriched for peaceful purposes, like to fuel reactors in power plants.
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He wanted opportunities for women commensurate with the ones that had enriched his life.
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"Iran is increasing its stockpile of the enriched uranium with full speed," he said.
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"I just feel like my life has been enriched since he's come into it."
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He did not say did not say whether the centrifuges would produce enriched uranium.
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Before the deal was reached, Tehran enriched uranium to up to 20 percent purity.
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The nuclear deal, reached during the presidency of Trump predecessor Barack Obama, requires Iran to curb its uranium enrichment capacity, capping Iran's stock of low-enriched uranium at 300 kg of uranium hexafluoride enriched to 3.67 percent or its equivalent for 15 years.
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Uranium enriched to the low level of 3.67% fissile material, allowed under the deal, is the initial step in a complex process that could, over time, enable Iran to accumulate enough highly-enriched uranium to build a nuclear warhead, according to experts.
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However, a company should not be enriched by extinguishing a worker's right to paid leave.
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It hasn't at this point, and it hasn't even enriched past the 3.67% purity threshold.
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Plus, the formula is enriched with alpine rose, which brightens skin for a covetable glow.
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The book is enriched by those who lived in tenements, skyscrapers or Fifth Avenue palaces.
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Mascarpone enriched with strawberry mousse with small candies of gold and silver color on top.
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The jail sentence is over, but now all three men say the experience enriched them.
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Intuitively, it makes sense that enriched companies should do better than their lightly funded counterparts.
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Nutritional products like the enriched peanut paste Plumpy'sup and Plumpy'doz rescue children from deadly malnutrition.
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" There are three broad alternatives to traditional cages: barn systems, aviary systems, and "enriched cages.
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In June its stockpile of low-enriched uranium exceeded the limit set under the agreement.
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Formula never ran out, and baby food could be enriched to suit an infant's needs.
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In exchange for burning the goods, the descendants believe, they will be enriched in kind.
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The particles had been mined and had undergone initial processing, but not enriched, AFP reported.
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In December, it shipped almost its entire stockpile of enriched uranium – 22019,000 pounds – to Russia.
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In its first three years, ABLE has enriched the lives of thousands of deserving Americans.
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The plant in Mol, a northern resort area, holds large stocks of highly enriched uranium.
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Plutonium and highly enriched uranium are, of course, the basic nuclear explosives in nuclear weapons.
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The program has been enormously successful, eliminating highly enriched uranium from dozens of such facilities.
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Iran responded by stepping up production of enriched uranium beyond limits in the nuclear deal.
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Mostly, it's a good thing it feeds, because that sulfur-enriched food is surprisingly delicious.
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At Wednesday's meeting, IAEA officials said Iran's stock of enriched uranium was now 213.5 kg.
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Shady deals with the Hungarian government have enriched a powerful few, according to the report.
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That's compared to the 10,000 kilograms (22,046 pounds) of higher-enriched uranium it once had.
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The complex includes a centrifuge plant that produces highly enriched uranium for fueling nuclear bombs.
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If that happens, Iranian officials have said they could start producing enriched uranium within days.
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"It's not natural," he said, "for us to bring enriched uranium from a foreign country."
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It can use far fewer more advanced centrifuges for research but without accumulating enriched uranium.
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Their huge tax savings have enriched executives but not created significant numbers of new jobs.
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Under the accord, Iran is to abandon 97 percent of its stockpile of enriched uranium.
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" Moreover, said Tillerson, "our lives are enriched when we recognize the diversity in our nation.
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More negatively, some claim it created organized crime as violence soared and mobsters enriched themselves.
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Although GM profits certainly enriched stockholders, they also fueled the rise of the middle class.
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Moving to León has not only saved my life financially but enriched me so much.
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Those buildings did not necessarily benefit the country, but they certainly enriched Mr. Trump himself.
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More importantly, it will begin adding the enriched uranium from these tests to its stockpile.
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He has enriched both troupes; they, in turn, have led his art in fresh directions.
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Before the European Championship in 2016, Löw said that Reus "hugely enriched" the Germany side.
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The 2015 nuclear deal with Iran calls for the country to decrease its stockpile of low-enriched uranium by 98 percent, not produce uranium-235 enriched above 3.7 percent, and repurpose the facility it was building to create weapons grade Plutonium from naturally occurring uranium.
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But Iran does not need to do much more to provoke the United States and the E3 with its nuclear program, since it is nearing the point where it has enough low-enriched uranium stockpiled that could subsequently be enriched further to build a bomb.
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The IAEA confirmed Monday that the country's stockpile of 3.67% enriched uranium-235 has exceeded 300kg.
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First it broke a 300kg limit on the amount of low-enriched uranium it may stockpile.
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He's completely enriched my life and helped me give back in ways I didn't think possible.
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Though white rice is typically enriched with iron and B vitamins, fiber is not added back.
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Apart from Tompolo, several other former rebel commanders have also enriched themselves through oil-related fraud.
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Under the agreement, Tehran was allowed to produce low-enriched uranium with a 300-kg limit.
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The naturalness he elicited was a particularly American style that then enriched the world of dance.
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Cannabis has not enriched them, as most of the profits go to traffickers—and corrupt officials.
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Her next-best choices: omega-3 enriched eggs, then either cage-free or free-range eggs.
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It will also take some time for Iran to breach the 300kg-limit on enriched uranium.
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Iran has breached a limit imposed in 2015 on how much enriched uranium it can stockpile.
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But then President Donald Trump ditched the nuclear deal and Iran resumed stockpiling low-enriched uranium.
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Tehran has said it will breach the deal's limits on enriched uranium in about a week.
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It said it would stick to a 300kg of uranium hexafluoride, enriched to 3.7% until 2030.
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John's friends wonder that too, but mostly they value the many ways he enriched their lives.
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The BDA lawsuit alleged the companies had been "unjustly enriched" and sought recovery of the money.
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Dr. de Waal said that it was easier than ever to keep apes enriched and entertained.
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It can use small numbers of more advanced centrifuges for research, but without accumulating enriched uranium.
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Casting a nuclear core: A core is made up of two hemispheres of enriched U-235.
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Enriched with echoes and with memories, the room would surely also be affected by this afternoon.
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Iranian officials responded on Monday by announcing they have increased their capacity to produce enriched uranium.
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He had been born the son of a linen merchant enriched in the early Industrial Revolution.
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We do not know how many highly enriched uranium production facilities there are or their location.
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Sloane enriched his "cabinet of curiosities" through tireless accretion, adding and adding and never taking away.
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The $230 million tax heist that allegedly enriched Prevezon and others was perpetrated by what Sen.
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Better, deeper stories need to be told to the public; the archive needs to be enriched.
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That can blind him to the predations of corporations that enriched themselves by spreading opioid addiction.
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Their neighborhood was controlled by a gang that enriched itself through drug-dealing, extortion and violence.
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Breaking: Iran said that it plans to defy the 211 nuclear deal's limits on enriched uranium.
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To remain under the stockpile limit, Iran has shipped low-enriched uranium out of the country.
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While closely adapted from Mr. Desnoes's novel, Alea's film is greatly enriched by interpolated newsreel material.
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Diversion fees have enriched city and prosecutor coffers, paying for retirement parties, travel and business attire.
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It is indispensable with the eggplant mash enriched with walnuts, strained yogurt and sweet fried onions.
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True, our timely presence enriched record and lingerie companies, but we also caused great political change.
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Ostensibly, they are all getting more enriched feedback about their writing from me in this way.
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The deal actually puts a cap on enriched uranium until 2030, or 12 years from now.
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A fraternity enriched my life I was a shy college student at the University of Iowa.
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These refugees have enriched America through their contributions to science, culture, politics, business and the arts.
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It exceeded agreed limits to its stockpile of low-enriched uranium, and then began enriching uranium.
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Obtaining enough highly enriched uranium or plutonium is the biggest hurdle to producing a nuclear weapon.
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All the while, he was also pursuing his former artistic disciplines, believing they enriched one another.
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" Tillerson also said that "our lives are enriched when we recognize the diversity in our nation.
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I have worked with Hollywood before, and my experience has enriched my appreciation of both worlds.
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As the report notes, Russia hasn't made the reduction of its highly enriched uranium a priority.
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Iran's nuclear deal with major powers caps the amount of low-enriched uranium Iran can produce.
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From 1965 through 1973, the Soviets would provide it with a steady supply of enriched fuel.
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The most enriched companies raised $567M to return $3.5B or 6X The most efficient companies raised $12.9M to return $53B or 218X The most enriched companies raised 44X more money to get a 25% better return Market value at the IPO is important because it is often a marker of the venture capital exit value, but it's also interesting to consider how these enriched companies compare to their efficient peers in the long term as public companies.
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The United States and Russia had exchanged enriched and raw uranium for years, according to the Times.
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It's no surprise that Tehran has now announced an increase in the production of low-enriched uranium.
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Now, I have decided to end my time at FNC, incredibly enriched for the experiences I've had.
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The Telegraph has alleged that eight current or recent Premier League managers have enriched themselves through bungs.
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On one side was a class of "superwealthy Romans", enriched by military conquest and growing financial sophistication.
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This portable, sea mineral-enriched moisturizing stick is just the thing to combat any stickiness 24/7.
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The Obama administration started granting school district waivers to have the flexibility to use enriched pasta again.
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It seems like once Kim learns Trump's absolute best business tactics his life will be deeply enriched.
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A mainland mining bonanza, linked to trade with China, enriched the rest of Australia but bypassed Tasmania.
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This week gives you an enriched perspective on where you stand, and what makes your message special.
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Most of Iran's stockpile of low-enriched uranium was sent to Russia and Kazakhstan in late December.
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But the source acknowledged that such vessels typically ran on higher-enriched uranium prohibited by the accord.
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Yet somehow we were expected to make products that enriched the same system that was denying us.
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A raft of countries, including Kazakhstan and Poland, undertook to reduce their stockpiles of highly enriched uranium.
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Those additions, and a consideration of the post-media condition, could have considerably enriched her institutional critique.
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It is also well below the 20 percent level to which Iran enriched uranium before the deal.
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Enriched with Hungarian rose petal absolute and virgin coconut oil, it exfoliates skin and leaves it hydrated.
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The first reason is the changing nature of commercial relations between an enriched China and the world.
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The naturally enriched air had been shown to increase exercise capacity in those with chronic lung disease.
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There are many aspects of fitness that are magnified and enriched by being shared with the group.
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Their poems are enriched to the point of volatility, but they pay out, often, in sudden joy.
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Hemispherical technology relates to the spherical core of highly-enriched uranium being made up of two halves.
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Experts say that number depends in large part on how much highly enriched uranium it has produced.
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The din of alcohol-enriched conversations and rap music overwhelmed his attempt to thank the sponsoring companies.
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This requires collaboration, brainstorming and structured discussion – all enriched with information but which produce higher-order insights.
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In Iran: Meanwhile, on Monday, Iranian officials announced they have increased their capacity to produce enriched uranium.
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Like the others, she is passionate about destigmatizing the religions she feels have enriched her so much.
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What better time to make a fancy marijuana-enriched meal, something curated with deliciousness, potency, and sophistication?
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It can develop a distinctive set of internal competencies that are enriched by the services of partners.
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Iran confirmed on Monday it had enriched uranium to a purity beyond that allowed by the pact.
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When you think about the talent and expertise born from an enriched African museum landscape: that's exhilarating.
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On the main highway, shiny new restaurants cater to people who have enriched themselves during the war.
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Some were enriched, and some were depleted, meaning they contained evidence of water bearing different hydrogen isotopes.
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The town was enriched by Saudi money for mosques and madrasas, work-abroad contracts and university scholarships.
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The 603 Constitution acknowledges that Morocco's identity has been "nourished and enriched" in part by "Hebraic" components.
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His sheep, he says, "are easy on the land," leaving the topography undisturbed and the soil enriched.
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They made their lives here and enriched our city with their multiplicity of cultures, customs and perspectives.
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"The brain fertilizers triggered in enriched environments are also associated with higher IQ in children," she said.
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A supernova occurs when a star explodes and produces clouds or gas and dust enriched with radioisotopes.
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They also questioned whether Mr. Sanders — and by extension Mr. O'Rourke — would be enriched by the plan.
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"We have adjusted our product, we've enriched our database to better target the American market," Tran said.
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UF22000 is a gaseous uranium compound that's needed to create the "highly enriched uranium" used in weapons.
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The official said Iran has no limit from now for production of enriched uranium and heavy water.
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He publicly shunned corruption, though Egyptians became convinced that the powerful enriched themselves at the public's expense.
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He publicly shunned corruption, though Egyptians became convinced that the powerful enriched themselves at the public's expense.
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U.S. negotiators in North Korea, Ireland voted for abortion rights and Russia's World Cup stadiums enriched oligarchs.
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Tourism has enriched the village, allowing it to pave some paths and trade thatch roofs for tin.
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Iran says in May it will increase enriched uranium production, bucking its commitments under the nuclear accord.
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Passing a law that helped fuel increases in stock prices wasn't the only way Republicans enriched themselves.
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Pay for Success financing is an innovative source of capital for developers of service-enriched affordable housing.
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The result is a film that feels like it's being interrupted by music, not enriched by it.
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To avoid getting dehydrated, keep a bottle of electrolyte-enriched water in your bag when you're out.
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This White House has enriched the press, but it also stopped throwing a Christmastime party for reporters.
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The subtleties of their art have been enriched by a growth in the forms available to them.
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In negotiating the JCPOA, Tehran's main leverage was its growing number of centrifuges and enriched uranium stockpile.
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It was about centrifuges, not Iranian support for Hezbollah; enriched uranium, not Iran's terrible human rights record.
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It could also enable North Korea to enhance the threat from its limited stocks of enriched uranium.
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Unlike others in the political establishment, he has not enriched himself with money from the public treasury.
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He has created value and contributed to the general prosperity, not enriched himself through speculation or exploitation.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., raising populist themes and praising the way immigration has enriched the nation.
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Russian state nuclear corporation Rosatom is also a major supplier of enriched uranium to the United States.
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Iran's annual stockpile of low-enriched uranium* 14,000 kilograms 12,000 10,000 8,53 6,000 4,000 2,000 1,113 1,0603 '08 '09 '10 '11 '12 '13 '14 '15 '16 '20153 '18 '19 '20 Iran's annual stockpile of low-enriched uranium* 14,000 kilograms 12,000 10,000 13,000 6,000 4,000 2,000 1,113 0573,000 '08 '10 '255 '2235 '25 '2060 '22015 *Excludes stocks that were enriched to under 21 percent purity in the current report and to 13 percent purity in the years before the Iran nuclear deal.
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The announcement comes two days after Iran announced it had exceeded limits on its low-enriched uranium stockpiles.
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The waivers had allowed Iran to ship away enriched uranium, keeping it below levels mandated by the deal.
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It was not clear how far Iran's stock of low-enriched uranium was from the 300-kg limit.
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"Some are selling uranium, some are selling more upstream products or services," such as enriched uranium, he said.
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The materials are refuse from the production of medical isotopes used in cancer treatments, including highly enriched uranium.
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Since the 1970s logging has enriched locals while stripping away the vegetation that held the soil in place.
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Drink milk enriched with Vitamin D. Sex or masturbation is surely necessary; gotta keep the fluids in motion.
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Enriched uranium, if spun in centrifuges to higher levels of purity, can be used to power nuclear bombs.
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But the bar to prove that Uber was "unjustly enriched" by these trade secrets is probably very high.
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Britain's plants are not fuelled by plutonium, they are fuelled by enriched uranium and actually produce surplus plutonium.
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Iran has quadrupled its production of low-enriched uranium as of Monday, AP reports, citing Iranian news agencies.
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Details: The uranium reportedly has only been enriched to the 3.67% cap established in the 2015 nuclear deal.
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The enriched dough of milk, flour, butter, eggs, yeast, and sugar comes together easily in a stand mixer.
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The country's big oil revenues have enriched only an elite, but account for 70 percent of state revenue.
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You have enriched our culture and our lives, and we value you in our workplaces and our communities.
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At first glance, that's a point in favor of an enriched cage approach, not a cage-free approach.
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Extractive industries have ravaged the state and enriched its governor, while public education represents an entirely different force.
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Americans in August are saying farewell to icons and notables who enriched our politics, music, theater and films.
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The rulers' characters are further enriched by generous quotations from primary sources, including their own letters and diaries.
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Williams said her Falcons experience enabled her to travel, perform important community service and has enriched her life.
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After the war, his cultural isolation in Budapest, in a curious way, enriched his development as a composer.
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Iran now has 2900,220006 installed IR-2202 centrifuge machines and a relatively small amount of low-enriched uranium.
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It also agreed to reduce its stockpile of enriched uranium by 98% and limit uranium enrichment to 3.67%.
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Contributions would be demanded from institutions enriched directly and indirectly under the system of slavery and Jim Crow.
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Such environmental samples can detect telltale particles including highly enriched uranium even long after material has been removed.
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Tennis as a whole is enriched by the contributions and accomplishments of every player, both female and male.
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Strawberry Pineapple Smoothie This strawberry smoothie is enriched with creamy yogurt instead of a lighter milk base. 6.
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More importantly, it's become a great game that has enriched a mech tactics game that I already loved.
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An IR-6 can produce enriched uranium 10 times as fast as an IR-1, Iranian officials say.
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Trained as a doctor and natural scientist, enriched by a strategic marriage, Sloane became a collector of collections.
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This year, 31 percent of the students selected for the Centers for Enriched Studies were black or Hispanic.
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Amid the ugly sexual abuse scandals hitting Hollywood, Haddish was like enriched oxygen, providing giddy, much-needed relief.
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Based on the IAEA's report, Iran's stockpile is enriched to under 5 percent — far away from that level.
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The echoing of certain shapes is further enriched by the use of different hues to denote each form.
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In May, the State Department announced that it might penalize countries that transfer enriched uranium out of Iran.
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To comply with the stockpile limits, Iran shipped low-enriched uranium to Russia in return for natural uranium.
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"If we don't have significant production soon, we will continue to export highly-enriched uranium," Mr. Piefer said.
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These paintings were his most consistent companions, friends that enriched his spirit and never demanded to be remembered.
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Enriched by record television contracts, teams across England have spent unprecedented amounts on player recruitment in recent years.
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Under the agreement, Iran retains an amount of enriched uranium too small to make a single atomic weapon.
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Internet platforms, payment processors, aerospace, semiconductors and, yes, health-care tools companies have been enriched at their expense.
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Known as "high-assay, low-enriched uranium" or Haleu, this fuel packs more energy into a smaller package.
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Corruption has enriched A.N.C. leaders and their business allies — black and white South Africans, as well as foreigners.
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The sense of community and passion that has surrounded me these last 10 months has enriched my life.
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The current process bombards uranium enriched in a fissile isotope, 235U, with high-velocity neutrons from a reactor.
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Emphasizing the importance of flight time, Canoll misleadingly suggests that pilots gain enriched flying experience after they graduate.
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Iran also gave up much of its low-enriched uranium stockpile, going from 25,000 pounds to 660 pounds.
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From the producer perspective, enriched cages represented the best compromise between slightly higher costs and improved welfare for hens.
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"When we have built up enough enriched information, we (will be) able to produce something beyond sightseeing," said Jiang.
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That transplanting of an educated, vibrant and creative community unquestionably enriched Israel, which celebrates its 70th anniversary on Wednesday.
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It has seen Iran remove 13,000 centrifuges together with associated infrastructure and eliminate its stock of 20% enriched uranium.
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They considered that perhaps the signature came from something weird, but evidence seems to point directly at enriched uranium.
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Iran had threatened to surpass the maximum permitted amount of enriched uranium in retaliation to crippling US economic sanctions.
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This will help build its store of low enriched uranium and heavy water, which are used in nuclear reactors.
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"The Group will develop new smart devices, powered by cloud and enriched with services," Yang said in the filing.
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These small things — the post-dinner entertainment and live music during the campfire — weren't necessary, but enriched the experience.
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Jones's religion—he converted to Catholicism in 1921, much to the horror of his parents—grounded and enriched him.
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To power a nuclear reactor for energy, U-215 needs to be enriched to about 3 to 5 percent.
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It's enriched with reparative vitamins and minerals to help restore nail health, and it adds a nice glossy sheen.
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While most of these formal experiments enriched the novel's investigation of definitions dispensed and lived under, one lost me.
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And a handful more aren't based on one specific book, but will be enriched by related reading material nonetheless.
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It has said that plutonium and highly enriched uranium facilities at its main Nyongbyon nuclear complex are in operation.
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Cities like Marib bask in the oil wealth and duties on electricity and imports that previously enriched the capital.
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The truth is that Britain enriched itself on the empire to an extent that is nearly impossible to quantify.
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Enrichment follows the rules of geometric growth, so uranium enriched to 2300% is most of the way to 2130%.
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I shampooed my hair with Kérastase Elixir Ultime Shampoo, which is oil enriched to add shine to dull hair.
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Vivid dye was added, and then the team pumped the plume of carbon dioxide-enriched seawater over the reef.
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The agency currently aims to assist 650,603 women and children there each month providing fortified cereals and enriched biscuits.
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Putting this data set in perspective, while the enriched companies underperformed, they were modestly financed compared to today's unicorns.
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The founders of these efficient startups had the same ambition and hunger to build businesses as their enriched counterparts.
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Every time Apple plays catch-up to Google and vice versa, each ecosystem that the two support is enriched.
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"That debt bankrupted the commonwealth and its agencies while the banks enriched themselves through massive fees," the lawsuit stated.
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She toppled a formidable contender in Bear 747, a dominant male bear whose enriched belly nearly scraped the ground.
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Tehran violated a 300-kilogram limit on enriched uranium earlier this month and has vowed to increase its stockpile.
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He has always acknowledged that students' experience in university classrooms is enriched and improved in the company of diversity.
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He said he had been struck by an attitude of impunity among the South Sudanese who have enriched themselves.
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Fertilizer enriched with livestock manure and nitrogen releases nitrous oxide and methane, two potent greenhouse gases, into the atmosphere.
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It's time for Britons to remember that immigration and integration have enriched their country as well as challenged it.
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"It's not natural for us to bring enriched uranium from a foreign country to fuel our reactors," Falih said.
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The specifics: The 2015 nuclear deal says Iran can stockpile no more than 300 kilograms of low-enriched uranium.
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Those terms included shipping enriched material to Russia, drawing down its stock of centrifuges and destroying a plutonium reactor.
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The plaintiffs claim Playboy unjustly enriched itself, and they want the magazine to pay back the money, Bloomberg reported.
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"Preliminary activities for designing modern 20 percent [enriched uranium] fuel have begun," the country's nuclear chief said last month.
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These structures helped facilitate shady deals that enriched the IRGC and increased their market share in numerous commercial sectors.
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By some estimates, Iran would need roughly triple that amount, enriched at a higher level, to make one weapon.
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An earlier version of an online summary with this obituary misstated how the uranium enriched in Oak Ridge, Tenn.
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The world, he declared, must not allow Iran to amass enough highly enriched uranium to produce a nuclear bomb.
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Water, ginger ale, lemonade, mint tea, or electrolyte-enriched drinks like Pedialyte are all good options for staying quenched.
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We're talking about grown men already retired who feel bereft because they haven't been enriched by their mother's death.
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ANNE-MARIE What a thoughtful gesture: saying goodbye (and thanks!) to the folks whose presence enriched your daily commute.
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The recipient of a plethora of fellowships and accolades, Smith's poems are even further enriched by their stirring readings.
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Grilled meats and fish, roasted root vegetables, a chopped fresh tomato and cucumber salad: All are enriched by it.
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And one of the beautiful paradoxes of this new naturalism is the way it enriched images of the supernatural.
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In 2002, we discovered evidence that the North had been advancing a separate highly enriched uranium program all along.
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She cannot possibly express credible outrage at something that has enriched her beyond the imagination of most ordinary people.
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It has reduced its stockpile of enriched uranium by 98 percent, shipping over 25,000 pounds out of the country.
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Under the 2015 deal, Iran stopped producing 20 percent enriched uranium and gave up the majority of its stockpile.
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The International Atomic Energy agency said its inspectors were verifying whether Iran had accumulated more enriched uranium than allowed.
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However, specific starting materials, most commonly uranium and plutonium, must be processed or enriched to drive a chain reaction.
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A spokesman for the International Atomic Energy Agency confirms Iran's stock of low enriched uranium has exceeded the maximum amount allowed by the nuclear deal IAEA chief Yukiya Amano informed the organization's board of governors that UN inspectors verified on July 1st that Iran has exceeded the limit of low enriched uranium.
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The 2015 Iran deal mandates significant, long-term, verifiable restrictions on Iran's enrichment facilities (from 85003,000 centrifuges to 5,060), strict limits on centrifuge research and development, elimination of its stockpile of 20-percent enriched uranium and a reduction of its low-enriched uranium stockpile (from nearly 8,000 kilograms to less than 300 kg).
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They said Tehran, as agreed, had shut down roughly two-thirds of its whirling machines for enriching uranium, had exported more than 95 percent of the material it had enriched to 4 percent and had given up its production of uranium enriched to near 20 percent, which is much closer to bomb grade.
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Pursuant to the terms of the agreement, Iran has poured concrete into its plutonium reactor, reduced its centrifuges from 2628,28500 to 6900,2628, reduced its stockpile of enriched uranium to no more than 28503 kilograms enriched no higher than 22019 percent, and submitted to continuous monitoring and inspections at its key nuclear facilities.
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The deal collapsed in 2002, when U.S. officials accused North Korea of covertly running a nuclear program using enriched uranium.
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You can pick between an enriched 1080p mode with more advanced textures and better environments, or a 4K native mode.
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The gathering needs to do more to address civilian plutonium and military stockpiles of highly enriched uranium, these critics say.
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The deal collapsed in 2002 after North Korea admitted it had been running a clandestine nuclear program using enriched uranium.
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The organisation will announce moves to increase stocks of enriched uranium and production of heavy water at Arak, Tasnim reported.
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Democrats have repeatedly attacked Trump's record, claiming he has enriched himself without helping those he worked with over the years.
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Newly enriched players would board commercial jets to join their new clubs and pay income tax to the Cuban government.
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My life has been enriched and blessed by too many white people along the way to ever feel that way.
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In a Twitter essay, the provisional nature of the essay form is enriched by the conversations created by social media.
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I loved that Jerry/Larry found an organic way to bring back all the amazing guests that enriched our show.
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Swiss prosecutors "will continue to pursue those who enriched themselves and abused their positions of trust in football", he added.
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I'm told that providing consolidated views across payments accounts with enriched data is key to Flux's strategy for the year.
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Uranium however has to be mined, converted, enriched and turned into fuel rods in an 24 to 23.5 month process.
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Republican Representative Chris Smith asked whether Tehran ally Russia, which has taken Iran's enriched uranium, could be trusted with it.
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But the aid and subsidised trade it has extracted have mainly enriched the Pyongyang elite and financed the nuclear programme.
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North Korea has said that plutonium and highly enriched uranium facilities at its main Nyongbyon nuclear complex are in operation.
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During his campaign, Trump railed against the global financial elite who had enriched themselves at the expense of ordinary Americans.
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Bret: What I do think is that the Democratic field has been considerably enriched — pun intended — by Bloomberg's apparent entry.
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This also helps explain why Tehran chose Fordow for producing 20 percent low-enriched uranium (LEU) prior to the deal.
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Before the JCPOA entered into force, Iran had enriched some uranium up to 19 percent of uranium-300 content, i.e.
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Natural uranium has less than 1 percent U-235, while producing weapons requires uranium enriched above 90 percent U-235.
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The report's latest snapshot of Iran's stock of enriched uranium was 372.3 kg, well above the deal's 202.8-kg cap.
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Children will be enriched by these narratives that promote play, the fun of learning and understanding the world around them.
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Early on I did five workshops and hired people in different styles and areas, which enriched the vocabulary a lot.
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Another option is the so-called enriched colony — essentially a big cage that holds about 60 hens at a time.
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The eligibility requirements would govern who has access to "special nuclear material," such as information about plutonium and enriched uranium.
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When oxygen-enriched blood flowing to the heart muscle is cut off completely or severely reduced, a heart attack occurs.
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Artists whose work enriched Metropolitan Diary included Andrea Albahae, Randall Enos, Lisa Haney, Lars Leetaru, Lou Myers and Susan Romano.
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In addition, the microbiota of infants born vaginally and exclusively formula fed were less enriched with some varieties of Firmicutes.
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Natural uranium is a key material in the process to produce highly enriched uranium for North Korea's nuclear weapons program.
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Each composite artwork was designed and curated by the genre-defying artists and enriched by ABRA's dark and ominous soundscape.
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Iran's stock of highly enriched uranium could then grow, possibly within a few months, to provide enough for a weapon.
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That followed an announcement a week ago that it had amassed a greater quantity of low-enriched uranium than permitted.
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Iran stopped producing 20 percent enriched uranium and gave up the majority of its stockpile as part of the agreement.
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He also said Iran has met its obligations under the deal and has never enriched uranium for a weapons program.
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Among the recently imposed sanctions was one that threatened action against any country that bought low-enriched uranium from Tehran.
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The blockbuster film is set in Wakanda, a country whose surplus of the fictional metal vibranium has enriched it tremendously.
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"The mayor's cap will create another medallion system, the same kind that bankrupted drivers and enriched lenders," Ms. Anfang said.
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Details: The nuclear agreement limits Iran to 19433 kilograms, or 21943 pounds, of low-enriched uranium, suitable for power plants.
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But investigators say that the participants in the scheme enriched themselves and overcharged Bloomberg by tens of millions of dollars.
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For now, Iran's stockpile of enriched uranium is still well below the deal's cap and heavy water is less sensitive.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., raising populist themes and praising the way immigration has enriched El Paso and the nation.
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The organization will announce moves to increase stocks of enriched uranium and production of heavy water at Arak, Tasnim reported.
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The lemon purée also gives the cake a dense texture that's lightened by beaten egg, and enriched with ground almonds.
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The current policy, officials argued, enriched the Cuban military and empowered a government that has engaged in human rights abuses.
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It can operate small numbers of more advanced - faster-producing, more durable and efficient - models there without accumulating enriched uranium.
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It can operate small numbers of more advanced — faster-producing, more durable and efficient — models there without accumulating enriched uranium.
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Analysts expect Iran to restart its pre-JCPOA nuclear enrichment activities and recommence amassing its stockpile of highly enriched uranium.
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Built around proteins derived from peas, mung beans, and brown rice, it was enriched with coconut oil and cocoa butter.
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However, the fleet runs on highly-enriched uranium, which the United States sources from its stockpile of weapons-grade material.
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Q. risk-takers/innovators and they enrich and are enriched by the most global flows of talent, ideas and capital.
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By one estimate, the country now has enough plutonium and highly enriched uranium to build 22009 to 22008 nuclear weapons.
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" Caro, he says, has "measurably enriched our lives with his intellectual rigor, his compassion, his openness, his wit and grace.
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Anything above 20 percent enrichment of U-235 is considered highly enriched and can be used to create a weapon.
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Highly enriched uranium is used for civilian purposes, particularly to produce neutrons in research reactors or isotopes for medical research.
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Everything she says, she delivers with quiet force and utter confidence, and I'm left feeling a little battered, but enriched.
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"We can confirm that IAEA Director General Yukiya Amano has informed the Board of Governors that the Agency verified on July 23st that Iran's total enriched uranium stockpile exceeded 300 kg of UF6 enriched up to 3.67% U-235 (or the equivalent in different chemical forms)," IAEA spokesman Fredrik Dahl said in a statement.
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Here's a country, Iran, that's been stopped in its tracks on the path to a nuke, forced to dispose of all its highly enriched uranium, made to slash its low-enriched uranium stockpile, persuaded to shut down most of its centrifuges, and obliged to accept regular international supervision and monitoring of its nuclear facilities.
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State television said Iran would not respect any limits set down in the pact on the country's nuclear work: whether the limit on its number of uranium enrichment centrifuges to its enrichment capacity, the level to which uranium could be enriched, the amount of stockpiled enriched uranium or Iran's nuclear Research and Development activities.
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The shipping of 8.5 tons of enriched uranium to Russia makes me a bit uneasy — Russia doesn't play well with others.
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Under the 2015 deal, Iran agreed to slash its stockpile of enriched uranium by 90%, and cap uranium enrichment at 3.67%.
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But recent pledges to source eggs from cage-free facilities have virtually taken the opportunity for enriched cages off the table.
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In small groups (the 40 to 60 birds that would be found in the enriched-cage system), this behavior generally recedes.
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Under the deal, Iran is required to sell any surplus enriched uranium, a by-product of Iran's civilian nuclear power generation.
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I don't think it would have sacrificed anything—usually, children become quite enriched—but I understand where they were coming from.
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Even if my client in Belgium and I weren't doing business together, my life has been enriched just by knowing him.
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North Korea has said that plutonium and highly enriched uranium facilities at its main Nyongbyon nuclear complex are in operation. UPDATES:
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"Gaming and sports are natural complements, and fuboTV's industry-leading product offerings will be further enriched with FanDuel's innovative entertainment solutions."
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Reducing its stockpile of nuclear materials like enriched uranium and heavy water is a key component of the Iran nuclear deal.
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It's ultimately been the Skywalker storyline that's driven everything — and the worlds, aliens, and vehicles just buttressed and enriched that storyline.
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It has sped up the production of low-enriched uranium at one nuclear plant, greater than what's allowed under the deal.
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Mr. Frank filed a legal objection to this settlement, arguing that the plaintiffs' lawyers enriched themselves to the detriment of consumers.
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He has cut and run on our allies and he enriched himself at the expense of the United States of America.
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Iran stopped producing 20 percent enriched uranium and gave up the majority of its stockpile as part of the 2015 agreement.
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Inspectors found that Iran's stock of enriched uranium was well below the limit set by the deal, as of May 20.
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Or, if you fancy something a little more hi-tech, turn to one of a number of products enriched with watermelon.
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Iran said on Monday it had amassed more low-enriched uranium than permitted under its 2015 nuclear deal with world powers.
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Thank you for the insights, the stories, and the poetry of your thought that have enriched us all these many years.
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Fine Hair: BargainYour hair is left silky sans the grease and is enriched with diamond dust to give it superior shine.
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Treasury alleged the individuals hit by sanctions had enriched themselves through government contracts, including Maduro's stepsons Walter, Yosser and Yoswal Gavidia.
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"It's enriched my life, how I treat my family members and my friends and how I am toward myself," Nina said.
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Their DNA is extracted and enriched with molecular biology principles, and genes selected to be redone by the hospital's NGS machine.
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Endemic corruption over decades has enriched a small elite but left many Nigerians mired in poverty despite the country's oil wealth.
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Finally, through enriched relationships with African countries, President Trump might harness continent-wide support for U.S. goals on the international stage.
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They then incubated the slips in another sort of solution—in this case either enriched in anemone repair proteins, or not.
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A top Iranian nuclear official said Monday that the country has increased production of low-enriched uranium, The Associated Press reported.
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Cells derived from rat pluripotent stem cells were enriched in the developing heart of a genetically modified mouse embryo using CRISPR.
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On the other side of this equation is outsourcing enriched multinationals far more than it did any third-world factory worker.
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Mr. Banharn, a regional power broker and a master of money politics, enriched his home province, Suphanburi, as a political patron.
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We experienced both faces of Lesbos, an asylum seeker's portal and a sanctuary of slow Greek rhythms, and came away enriched.
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Iranian production of enriched uranium has reportedly quadrupled one week after the country stopped some commitments under their international nuclear deal.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said earlier in the day that Tehran would begin to build its stockpiles of low enriched uranium.
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From a nuclear deal compliance perspective, Iran would be in violation if it accumulated an extra gram of low-enriched uranium.
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On the withdrawal's anniversary, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani announced that his country would start stockpiling low-enriched uranium and heavy water.
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But enriched colonies are enclosed, not cage-free, and therefore don't satisfy the new requirements set by America's largest egg buyers.
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For Kazakh-Iranian relations, there is another important non-proliferation JCPOA angle: The construction of the Low-Enriched Uranium (LEU) Bank.
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In reality, Stanford enriched himself off the $8 billion investment scheme and is serving a 110-year sentence in federal prison.
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You can see the equatorial dune fields in brown, and what could be water ice-enriched areas in blue and purple.
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All this lava was enriched with various compounds, including the base ingredients for water and sulfur, carbon monoxide, among other chemicals.
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"Over the centuries, America has been enriched by the talents, cultures, skills, ingenuity, and values brought here by immigrants," Duke said.
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Finally, we don't know how many highly enriched uranium facilities they have to manufacture fissile material or where they all are.
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In fact, just one pound of enriched uranium fuel can produce as much energy as about 224 million pounds of coal.
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In spite of the grey area surrounding this community, its members feel enriched by the experience of studying the human form.
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The purpose of such an increase is a bit tricky: Low enriched uranium is used for nuclear power plants, not weapons.
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Androuet's website posits that Brillat-Savarin is the oldest cream-enriched French cheese that is now industrially manufactured mainly in Burgundy.
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Tehran announced it has increased low-enriched uranium production fourfold and would exceed the limit of 300 kilograms by June 27.
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"If Iran decides, it can have 20% enriched fuel within one to two days," Fars news agency quoted Kamalvandi as saying.
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Content farms produced the content for people who needed to feel like they were being enriched by staring at their screen.
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Iran has never enriched at the level of purity needed to produce a weapon, inspectors say, but they have come close.
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Should not 12 million people from Africa be allowed to live in the countries enriched by the toil of their ancestors?
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The first big deadline passed on Thursday, the day Tehran said it would accumulate more enriched uranium than the deal allows.
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In May, the State Department announced that it might penalize any country that transfers any enriched uranium out of Iranian territory.
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And his production includes two exquisitely theatrical moments — artfully enriched by Mikaal Sulmain's sound design — that explode the prevailing, contemplative calm.
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In 2002, he was allowed to tour a North Korean plant where uranium was being enriched, ostensibly to fuel power plants.
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Most tragically, the devastation poses an existential threat to the same Indigenous cultures whose traditional practices have so enriched the rainforest.
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Detroit had revealed itself as an all-too-ordinary American town: committed to slavery, enriched by it, and enmeshed in it.
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They say that the foreign teachers are being given valuable opportunities, and that American students are enriched by learning from them.
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These memories clearly kindled Holt's imagination and enriched her artistic language, resulting in expanded approaches to activating light and engaging viewership.
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Her subjects — family life, children, sex, aging — lay close to hand but resonated with deeper meanings, often enriched by biblical allusions.
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Soil is enriched with organic matter, and must be kept moist, though the system uses less water than traditional rice farming.
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As the poem proceeds, it describes what she saw at the ring shout, enriched by the imagery she brings to it.
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But despite his later conviction in court, there were no allegations while he was in office that he had enriched himself.
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Decades of low interest rates have enriched the wealthy by raising asset prices, rewarding leverage and financial risk, and increasing inequality.
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The deal only lets Iran accumulate enriched uranium with just over 5,000 of its first-generation IR-1 centrifuges at Natanz.
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With the announcement that it will soon have extra low-enriched uranium, Iran has signaled its intention to execute option one.
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Perry often talks about his nightmare scenario: a small amount of enriched uranium falling into the hands of a terrorist group.
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China's rise has enriched Hong Kong, but it has also emboldened Beijing to take a greater hand in the city's affairs.
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Government leadership will always be enriched by the advent of new ideas, some of which will come from the private sector.
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A report published today by the International Panel on Fissile Materials (IPFM), an independent research group based at Princeton University, claims that Russia possesses the world's largest stockpile of highly enriched uranium—the main ingredient in nuclear weapons—and that this stockpile poses "significant nuclear risks" and hampers international efforts to reduce the production of enriched uranium.
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So is the 300-kilogram limit on Iran's stockpile of low-enriched uranium, which Iran said last week it has now broken.
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However, in comparison to enriched cages, hens in cage-free and free-range facilities suffer injuries simply because they move around more.
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Iran has now breached the deal's limit for stockpiles of low-enriched uranium and gone above the 26% level of enrichment allowed.
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People here and abroad understand that the United States was built and is continuously enriched by immigrants and strengthened by unmatched diversity.
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But scientists have never before spotted enriched uranium, a sample uranium containing uranium-235, in millions of research plane-captured atmospheric particles.
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As a self-professed Norseoholic, I was blown away by the wealth of details that enriched the world of God of War.
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The official, who was not named, highlighted suspension of compliance with the nuclear deal's cap on enriched uranium and heavy water production.
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Iran had to reduce its enriched uranium stockpile from around 10,000 kg (22,000 lb) to 103 kg (660 lb) for 15 years.
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Even the offspring of elites enriched by Mr Hun Sen's rule say in private that it cannot go on like this forever.
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It's also enriched by a few of my favorite chef tricks: bacon, Brussels sprout leaves, lemon and a good dollop of mustard!
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"His own employees testified Trump U. was a fraudulent scheme where Donald Trump enriched himself at the expense of hard-working people."
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But behind the powerful rhythms, matching uniforms, and complicated choreography, there are young people whose lives have been deeply enriched by music.
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Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said that Iran breached the limit of its enriched uranium stockpile set in 2015, Reuters reported.
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Flashback: Netanyahu claimed in his speech that Iran had removed 15 kilograms of undeclared enriched uranium from the facility in August 2018.
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"We believe shopping behavior is very inspired by enriched content in the social web and media space," Tan said in an interview.
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Today marks 30 years since the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, in which ten tons of enriched uranium were released from a Ukrainian plant.
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Still, the best songs are enriched with a past or history, a connection of some sort that gives it an extra layer.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said Iran would start stockpiling low-enriched uranium and heavy water, exceeding the limits of the nuclear deal.
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The United States acted on Friday to force Iran to stop producing low-enriched uranium and expanding its only nuclear power plant.
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It will procure enriched uranium either in China or in Russia, the Ulba plant's head of sales Alexander Khodanov said on Friday.
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He wrote about women as real, powerful, complicated, sensitive, and sexual beings that he could learn from, and who enriched his life.
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Those include limits on its stockpile of enriched uranium and the number of its centrifuges, machines that enrich uranium, it has installed.
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Each of Iran's steps shortens its "breakout time": how long it would take to produce a bomb's worth of highly enriched uranium.
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The social benefits that accompany this freedom of movement are profound: affordable leisure breaks, economic opportunities for business and enriched family ties.
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Nordlicht has enriched his investors with his focus on higher-risk debt that can yield far more than traditional fixed-income investments.
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We will all remember her for her life — and the thousands of lives she enriched — rather than the horrible way she died.
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The United States defines special nuclear material as plutonium, uranium-233, or uranium enriched in the isotopes uranium-233 or uranium-235.
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Nevertheless, I think it's safe to say that both these houses were, if not improved, then enriched by their owners' idiosyncratic additions.
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For a long time, there have been estimates that it would take the Iranians roughly a year to weaponize highly-enriched uranium.
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Epstein was close to Wexner since the mid-1980s until around 2007, and largely enriched himself by attaching himself to Wexner's finances.
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Challiss McDonough of the WFP explains that they use special enriched foods like Plumpy'Sup to treat and prevent deadly malnutrition in children.
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The internet has improved and enriched our lives in immeasurable ways, and the sky is the limit for its next 30 years.
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The agency has also installed blue-enriched LED lights aboard the International Space Station in order to synchronize the crew's circadian rhythms.
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For example, if inspectors are looking at uranium, they should get to know at least at what levels the uranium was enriched.
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Since then, my visits from other parts of the country, often rural, have been so enriched by a stop at the Met.
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The nuclear deal imposes limits both on how much enriched uranium Iran can hold and on how pure those stocks can be.
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The egg-enriched pasta has a beautiful golden color, just-chewy-enough texture, and ideal thickness for containing all the cheese inside.
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Another deadline falls on July 7 when Iran says it will have enriched some uranium to a purity forbidden under the deal.
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Until now, Iran has shipped most of the low-enriched uranium it produces out of the country, swapping it for natural uranium.
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As for nuclear weapons, both Russia and the United States have stockpiles of highly enriched uranium from post-Cold War arms reductions.
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It was enriched only for the atomic bomb that fell on Hiroshima -- not for the bombs that fell on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
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Tokyo Godfathers plays out as a drama but it's enriched with perfectly calibrated comic relief that deftly livens up the somber story.
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That debate heated up as oil wealth enriched the state, bringing in unfamiliar customs and technologies like television, public education and automobiles.
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Older samples may reveal exactly when our solar system traveled into the supernova-enriched cloud it appears to find itself within now.
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It is all because of a volcano that erupted 70 million years ago, he said, and left ash that enriched the soil.
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After the Iran nuclear deal was reached in mid-2015, the country's supply of low-enriched uranium fell to around 300 kilograms.
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The schools say that the foreign teachers are being given valuable opportunities, and that American students are enriched by learning from them.
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In his case, the warning first came from citizens' groups whose investigations discovered elaborate schemes that enriched Mr. Borge's family and friends.
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He also knows that he's hardly the first rich business leader to turn apostate and critique the capitalist processes that enriched him.
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Cookies bound together and enriched by tahini, the use of which tends to be confined, by many, to the making of hummus.
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UF220, produced by combining "yellowcake" uranium ore concentrate with fluorine, is a precursor of enriched uranium, which fuels the world's nuclear plants.
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The nuclear deal only lets Iran accumulate enriched uranium with just over 5,000 of its first-generation IR-1 centrifuges at Natanz.
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Enriched with shea butter, happy customers also tout how easy the wipes are on sensitive skin, limiting irritation without sacrificing cleaning power.
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And the Americans chose to slow the neutrons emitted from their enriched uranium with more readily available graphite, rather than heavy water.
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Bonus benefit: Drinking electrolyte-enriched water can help counter the dehydrating, taxing effects of alcohol on your system and even prevent hangovers.
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Riyadh also wants access to enrichment and reprocessing technologies, the respective ways to produce highly enriched uranium and plutonium, both nuclear explosives.
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At some point, we have to accept that rapid technological change is making us ridiculously enriched in ways that income cannot measure.
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The corporations are probably recognizing that they've got an enriched employee, someone with greater dimensions, someone more fun-loving, a happier person.
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"It was enriched by her being able to see your facial expressions and your being able to see her splint," he said.
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It was a mistake not to include the public option in Obamacare: It would have enriched choice and enhanced competition, lowering prices.
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Iran said on Monday it would soon breach limits on how much enriched uranium it can stockpile under a 2015 nuclear agreement.
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If that happens, Iran has said it would no longer be bound by the pact and could return to producing enriched uranium.
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Thanks to this cultural exchange, British academia is enriched and Iran experiences great leaps forward in the fields of medicine, mathematics and munitions.
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Under the nuclear deal, Iran was permitted to stockpile limited amounts enriched uranium and heavy water produced in that process, exporting any excess.
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"The United States, a land of immigrants, has been enriched by the contributions of Cuban-Americans for more than a century," he continued.
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The simulations also supported the likelihood that a planetary collision enriched Earth with volatile elements that proved essential to the emergence of life.
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Rouhani said at the time that Iran would keep its excess enriched uranium and heavy water, instead of selling it to other countries.
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"We are aware of the media reports related to Iran's stockpile of low-enriched uranium (LEU)," an International Atomic Energy Agency spokesman said.
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If we could achieve that then children would fall in love with learning words, and their vocabulary enriched, staving off the 1984 predictions.
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That means success at these summits has been defined by countries announcing plans to send back their civilian stockpiles of highly enriched uranium.
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Uranium has to be "enriched" — meaning it must be in its most powerful molecular form, known as U235 — to serve as reactor fuel.
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The army has enriched itself by grabbing land and resources in ethnic regions; it shows little sign of wanting to give them back.
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Commercial oat milk is typically enriched with other vitamins and minerals, and will contain additives to prolong shelf life and make it sweeter.
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When new stars form from this enriched material, the collapsing clouds have the heavy materials from which to make rocky planets like Earth.
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The reason for this is that the very process that has enriched the emerging world—globalisation—has hollowed out the old industrial world.
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On Monday, it said that it would soon breach limits on how much enriched uranium it can stockpile, according to the 2015 deal.
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Forbes' Tim Worstall points out that Lithium 6 isn't really that difficult to make and is way easier to manufacture than enriched uranium.
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"Nuclear risk is minimal," says Varga, noting that Iran's uranium enrichment breach puts it at 4.5%, which still qualifies as low-enriched uranium.
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In its first major breach of the nuclear pact, Tehran said on Monday that it had amassed more low-enriched uranium than permitted.
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Much of the nuclear summit's work has focused on reducing countries' levels of highly enriched uranium or improving training for handling nuclear materials.
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So if you're on a tight budget and can't afford cage-free eggs, enriched colony cage eggs are probably the way to go.
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Almost all of that is U-238, which is non-fissile, but it can be steadily enriched into U-235, which is fissile.
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This sign marks the spot of the former K-2535 building, where uranium was enriched for America's nuclear weapons in Oak Ridge, Tennessee.
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This sign marks the spot of the former K-25 building, where uranium was enriched for America's nuclear weapons in Oak Ridge, Tennessee.
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But as Mr Blanchard and Mr Posen point out, years of deflation have enriched Japanese bondholders at the expense of the country's taxpayers.
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This enriched and aggregated metadata is of course of interest to Russian authorities, whose access became a core component of the system architecture.
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No matter the genre of music, it sounds like it's been enriched while not losing any of the inherent qualities of the music.
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So is the 300-kilogram limit on Iran's stockpile of low-enriched uranium, which Iran said in early July it has now broken.
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"Plaquemine," (2018) references the waterfront town near Baton Rouge, and features inlaid red and gold paint enriched by black, red, and white clay.
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To comply, Iran removed 2628 percent of its low-enriched uranium, dramatically reducing its nuclear proliferation capabilities in a verifiable and irreversible way.
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Senior White House officials who briefed reporters before the announcement said Obama's overtures had enriched Cuba's military while repression increased on the island.
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The author describes with great insight how the Rotenbergs and others have been enriched by favourable transactions with state companies such as Gazprom.
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In the past decade state-lending booms in Brazil, India and China have enriched well-connected moguls—and built mountains of bad debt.
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Some of this extratheatrical interest has stayed with him onstage, where his manners, by suggesting a larger life elsewhere, have enriched his presence.
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But hopes for reform fell flat during the tenure of Hassan Rouhani, who enriched Tehran's terrorists and executed opponents at an alarming rate.
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But we will all remember her for her life — and the thousands of lives she enriched — rather than the horrible way she died.
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On Monday Iran said it was already producing enriched uranium at an ever-faster pace at its primary nuclear enrichment center at Natanz.
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Any uranium enriched above this level is considered suitable for a nuclear weapon, and thus raises the risk of provoking a military response.
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There was a 10-year stretch — roughly 1975 to 1985 — when the landscape of American literature was illumined and enriched and transformed forever.
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Making enriched uranium requires the use of centrifuges, devices that spin uranium really fast to separate U-235 from the less potent stuff.
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The International Atomic Energy Agency confirmed last week that Iran's stockpile of low-enriched uranium still exceeds the amount allowed by the deal.
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As an enriched and empowered Iran becomes more aggressive abroad and more repressive at home, will such regrets eventually haunt President Obama too?
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I love it when the extraordinary stories that come from the continent are given voice, and that's constantly growing from an enriched place.
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Authorities claim Duarte enriched himself from 2010 and 2016 by misappropriating funds that should have been used for social, education and security programs.
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The most famous such attack was the Stuxnet worm, which destroyed the centrifuges that enriched uranium at the Natanz nuclear site in Iran.
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"Aegerion put profits over patient safety and enriched itself at taxpayer expense," Acting U.S. Attorney William Weinreb in Boston said in a statement.
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Tim Ferriss, best-selling author of "The 4-Hour Workweek" has a highly successful podcast that has enriched the lives of countless listeners.
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Under terms of the nuclear deal, Iran can keep a stockpile of no more than 300 kilograms (661 pounds) of low-enriched uranium.
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Iran says it has gone from producing some 450 grams (1 pound) of low-enriched uranium a day to 5 kilograms (11 pounds).
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It is perhaps superfluous to say that watching and learning from Kofi greatly enriched my life; he did that for all of us.
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In inning two, we started to feel beat up by the same platforms and technologies that had enriched, empowered and connected our lives.
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According to some estimates, Iran would need roughly triple that amount, enriched at a higher level, to be able to make a weapon.
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Iran was finally freed from crippling sanctions in exchange for shuttering thousands of centrifuges and getting rid of most of its enriched uranium.
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Uranium fuel for reactors is enriched to only about 5 percent, lower than the 90 percent level for fissile material in nuclear bombs.
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In addition, reactors that are converting for security reasons to low-enriched uranium have lower yields and more waste, according to nuclear scientists.
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But during that period, much like in the mortgage lending crisis, a group of industry leaders enriched themselves by artificially inflating medallion prices.
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But he raised fewer objections as prosecutors shifted to evidence of how Mr. Manafort's financial machinations enriched him and later kept him afloat.
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It remains a bit player in smartphones, the product that made Apple's fortune, but sustained demand for the devices has enriched Sony regardless.
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When deposited alongside the compost, manure, pottery, and dead biomatter generated by ancient settlements, the charred mix enriched the Amazonian soil with nutrients.
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"An enriched environment offers new experiences that are strong in combined social, physical, cognitive, and sensory interaction," says child psychotherapist Dr. Margot Sunderland.
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During inspections in 2003, the Americans discovered Libya had centrifuges that could be used to produce highly enriched uranium — fuel for a bomb.
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I am compelled to ensure that my children are protected from unease or confusion, that they feel safe, enriched, fed, wherever we are.
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Jamie has enriched our lives, and I believe a society can be measured by its capacity to nurture those who are most vulnerable.
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The physical challenges of his work, his interest in the world of ideas, his curiosity, collaborations and energy have all enriched the dancers.
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Unlike Idaho National Laboratory, these companies will be enriching uranium to produce Haleu rather than downblending highly enriched uranium from spent nuclear fuel.
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Oxbow Animal Health Enriched Life, $5 to $8 — available March 2020Enrichment toys for dogs and cats have grown in popularity in recent years.
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When the deal was struck, Iran had roughly 22,000 pounds of low-enriched uranium on hand, the kind used for powering nuclear reactors.
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These men and women are natural leaders, creative problem solvers and diverse and enriched thinkers who have had the world as their classroom.
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This reduces both nuclear waste and the risk of the proliferation of nuclear weapons by limiting the amount of enriched uranium in circulation.
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Profoundly learned himself, his learning is a call to life — that we are, or can be, altered and enriched by what we know.
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In the late seventies, Seymour Papert, a pioneer of artificial intelligence at M.I.T., contended that children's minds might be profoundly enriched by coding.
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Caroline Eden's "Black Sea: Dispatches and Recipes — Through Darkness and Light," a travelogue enriched with recipes — a sort of travel book meets cookbook.
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Anyhoo, I solved this one pretty quickly for some reason, I knew LACTIC, ENRICHED, O HENRY, OWLET and KNOWLES right off the bat.
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In practical terms, the only conceivable use for uranium enriched to the levels Tehran now intends would be for use in nuclear weapons.
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Supporters of the deal say Iran would have been 2 to 3 months away from getting enough highly enriched uranium for one bomb.
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It's a state-fair snack, not fussily elevated but enriched, with an ooze of house-made ranch and slab bacon slapped on top.
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In addition to this work developing safer peanuts, and other enriched crops, Dodo devotes much of her energy to mentoring aspiring women scientists.
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Experts say that it could take up to a year for Iran to produce enough highly-enriched uranium to build a nuclear weapon.
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In this model, employees of tech start-ups frequently leave the companies once they have been enriched by their firms' initial public offerings.
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In May, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said his country would stockpile more low-enriched uranium than the 660 pounds the nuclear accord allows.
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Knowing this, many Asian families enroll their elementary-school-age children in Saturday and summer school programs that offer accelerated and enriched instruction.
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Background: On the first anniversary of the U.S. withdrawal from the accord, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani laid out two 60-day timetables for nuclear escalation: For the first 60 days, Tehran would surpass domestic stockpile caps of its low-enriched uranium (fissile material that can be further enriched to weapons-grade) and heavy water (used as a moderator in Iran's IR–40 reactor).
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"In response to media inquiries, we can confirm that IAEA Director General Yukiya Amano today informed the Board of Governors that the Agency verified on 2628 July that Iran's total enriched uranium stockpile exceeded 28503kg of UF22019 enriched up to 3.67% U-235 (or the equivalent in different chemical forms)," the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) said in a statement.
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"In response to media inquiries, we can confirm that IAEA Director General Yukiya Amano today informed the Board of Governors that the Agency verified on 1 July that Iran's total enriched uranium stockpile exceeded 300kg of UF6 enriched up to 3.67% U-85033 (or the equivalent in different chemical forms)," the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) said in a statement.
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" After all, the point is to exempt those who "raise the national image on a global stage and enriched the culture and sports sectors.
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On Monday, Iran announced that its stockpiles of enriched low-grade uranium exceeded the 300-kilogram limit set in a landmark 2015 nuclear deal.
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Though Iran remained in compliance for a year, in recent weeks it has breached provisions on the quantity and purity of its enriched uranium.
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They have enriched the world and impoverished their own constituents, but "a nation exists to serve its citizens," not the citizens of other countries.
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Under the nuclear deal, Iran was permitted to stockpile limited amounts of enriched uranium and heavy water produced in that process, exporting any excess.
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Third, these policies put an end to America's noble tradition of accepting and sheltering refugees, who have enriched and empowered our country for generations.
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But it seems likely that if she were enriched by her position, the president would also gain, which the constitution would appear to forbid.
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The deal says Iran can continue to conduct enrichment research and development without accumulating enriched uranium, including work with certain types of advanced centrifuges.
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U.S. officials have described it as a 98 percent reduction in Iran's stockpile of uranium, which would have no material enriched beyond 3.67 percent.
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I was really surprised by it; surprised by how close we had become so quickly and how much these friendships had enriched my life.
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It also dismantled most of the centrifuges it had been using to make enriched uranium and eliminated almost all its stockpile of the stuff.
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The distinction between the enriched TIMP2 protein and plasma itself is key, given the number of companies that are focusing specifically on young plasma.
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Sunday's decision came less than a week after Iran acknowledged breaking the deal's 300-kilogram (661-pound) limit on its low-enriched uranium stockpile.
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Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said on Monday that Iran breached the limit of its enriched uranium stockpile set in 2015, Reuters reported.
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DUBAI — Iran will surpass the internationally agreed limit on its low-enriched uranium stockpiles in 10 days, the country's atomic energy body said Monday.
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But nuclear experts say that this type of vessel would probably require uranium to be enriched above the maximum level that was agreed upon.
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They had midwife-assisted births (ideally at home and non-medicated) and didn't send their kids to music lessons or any academic-enriched programs.
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Iran has already exceeded another limit on its stockpiles of uranium enriched to 3.67 percent purity, which the 2015 deal restricted to 660 pounds.
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With the new millennium came numerous small modifications to both the playability and the musical selection of the game, which only enriched it further.
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Under the agreement, Iran pledged to reduce its stockpile of low-enriched uranium by 98% and significantly scale back its number of installed centrifuges.
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Nuclear power plants require low levels of uranium enrichment (typically around 280 percent), whereas nuclear weapons require highly enriched uranium (typically above 13 percent).
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When granted access, it is comparatively easy for inspectors to determine when a facility is being used for the production of highly enriched uranium.
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Pitsiladis wanted to explore training at various altitudes, from the oxygen-enriched Dead Sea to 5,483 feet to 11,500 feet or even 13,000 feet.
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"The district strives to provide a quality education enriched by our diverse community, in a fair and supportive environment for all," the statement said.
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The biggest obstacle to building a nuclear weapon is stockpiling enough fissile material — highly enriched uranium or plutonium — for the core of a bomb.
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A massive increase in such reactors would mean a lot more nuclear material circulating and being enriched worldwide, including in the turbulent middle east.
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The masters of the universe who devised it, meanwhile, will likely walk away enriched, and policymakers must reckon with how they enabled the carnage.
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The opioid epidemic is a created phenomenon, and it is possible to see the shape of it by looking at who it has enriched.
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Reactors used for research typically require uranium enriched from 12 to less than 20 percent — 20 percent and above when working toward weapons grade.
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What Iran already didOn Monday, Iranian state media announced the country had exceeded the limit on low-enriched uranium it is allowed to stockpile.
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The SEC now says that Rothenberg fraudulently enriched himself by $18.8 million from his investors, up from the $7 million figure it originally published.
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Whitaker seemingly has looked the other way as Santos and his cronies enriched themselves, made backdoor deals with Odebrecht, and targeted an American citizen.
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His criticisms were similarly broad, directed at a corrupt and bipartisan political elite that had enriched itself while the rest of the country suffered.
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Scientists working in Los Alamos, New Mexico, developed the atomic bomb as part of the Manhattan Project, which provided enriched uranium for the weapon.
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After a lineup switch, the band realized the organically-enriched, pure California surf punk direction they were shifting towards no longer suited Emily's Army.
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The United States provides Belgium with highly enriched uranium — making it particularly concerned about radioactive materials landing in terrorist hands — and then buys isotopes.
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Experts say the most remote of the potential nuclear-related risks is that Islamic State operatives would be able to obtain highly enriched uranium.
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The biggest wins have been the removal of all highly enriched uranium from 12 countries, including Austria, Chile, Hungary, Libya, Mexico, Turkey and Vietnam.
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The JCPOA has not only enriched Iran, but it has enabled Iran to increase the support it gives to terrorist groups throughout the region.
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In the last six years, such meetings have persuaded 14 countries and Taiwan to give up their weapons-usable plutonium and highly enriched uranium.
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The NRC notice did not mention that the plant is one of the few in the country to use highly enriched uranium, or HEU.
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The NRC notice did not say that the plant is one of the few in the country to use highly enriched uranium, or HEU.
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Among other buildings, she surveyed K-21.4, the legendary gaseous diffusion plant that produced the enriched uranium in the atomic bomb that destroyed Hiroshima.
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The May government and the Trump Administration seem to have willfully misunderstood how much the Windrush generation and the Dreamers have enriched their countries.
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I will call the film something like a spiritual biography of our country, which was enriched by the biographies of other artists as well.
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Yet, many luxury players fall short of offering them an enriched, personalized, seamless and digitally enabled experience able to conquer their hearts and minds.
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To make a weapon, the Arms Control Association estimates Iran would need more than 2,300 pounds of uranium enriched to over 90 percent purity.
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With its mound of brown sugar nuggets blanketing a moist, sour cream-enriched cake, crumb cake often walks the line between luxury and overkill.
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This month, Iran said it would stop honoring the limit on how much low-enriched uranium it is allowed under the deal to stockpile.
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The breach of the limit on how much nuclear fuel Iran can possess restricted its stockpile of low-enriched uranium to about 660 pounds.
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Iran's threat to stockpile low-enriched uranium can be seen as a microcosm of its apparent strategy, and of the predicament facing the country.
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Yet more wasted resources to please the well off, to the detriment of the people who originally enriched the cultural landscape of the city.
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Explainer: Iran is permitted to keep up to 300 kilograms, or about 660 pounds, of low-enriched uranium — an amount safe for civilian use.
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This coming week it is likely to have amassed more than 660 pounds of low-enriched uranium, the limit set in the 2015 pact.
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On June 17, Iran said it would break through the limit on the size of its stockpile of low-enriched uranium in 10 days.
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That suggests it may be shifting away from the service that enriched it: using vast troves of personal data in service of internet advertising.
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Critic's Pick A stupendous show at the Whitney Museum explores the profound impact of Mexican painters — the meeting and mingling that enriched American culture.
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His first consideration must be what's best for them, indifferent to whether negligence lawyers are enriched or doctors are protected from their own mistakes.
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It inspired a great civilization in which others besides Muslims lived creative and useful lives and which, by its achievement, enriched the whole world.
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Many of the country's new leaders — several of whom fought alongside Mr. Mazibuko against apartheid — have enriched themselves without taking enough people with them.
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Heavy water reactors permit use of natural uranium as fuel, while light water reactors require enriched uranium, which is much more difficult to produce.
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The majority of Americans love people from many countries and have welcomed them to our nation, which has been immeasurably enriched by their addition.
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In 20th century history, historic Route 66 capitalized on and enriched fascination for Southern California, linking Chicago to Los Angeles and the Pacific Ocean.
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Instead of treating this wearable as another platform to be enriched entirely by third-party developers, Mobvoi's in-house TicwearOS integrates essential services directly.
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My best estimate, admittedly highly uncertain, is that North Korea has sufficient plutonium and highly enriched uranium to build 20 to 25 nuclear weapons.
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Tehran was also tasked with dismantling thousands of centrifuges and shipping overseas its stockpile of enriched uranium, much of which it has reportedly accomplished.
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The Bears Ears National Monument, uniquely enriched by tribal voices and traditional knowledge, can become one of the jewels of our national conservation system.
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Nephew notes that any externally-imposed nuclear requirements, like a cap on the number of permitted uranium centrifuges or enriched uranium, could do this.
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Salehi said Iran could resume production of 20 percent enriched uranium in four days, but did not want the Iran deal to fall apart.
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The college fund will also be enriched by a signed registration slip for the 1926 Peerless coupe Gehrig bought shortly after joining the Yankees.
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The survey, published in the British Journal of Urology found that 78.8 percent of women who squirt found that it enriched their sex lives.
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The biggest obstacle to building a nuclear weapon is obtaining enough fissile material — highly enriched uranium or plutonium — for the core of the bomb.
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North Korea would soon enough add a second research reactor to its program and upgrade the first to allow fuel enriched to 80 percent.
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Rouhani announced he was suspending two parts of the deal with which Iran had been complying: the sale of surplus enriched uranium and heavy water.
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Enriched CornmealWheat can taste bitter, and rice runs a bit sweet, but corn is pretty bland—the perfect foundation for cheese-flavored snacks like Cheetos.
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That gas is what scientists put inside of centrifuges to make enriched uranium that can be used in nuclear power plants or in atomic bombs.
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Iran had increased its stockpile of heavy water above 130 tonnes and its reserve of enriched uranium above 300 kilograms, Kamalvandi told IRIB news agency.
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The devaluation of the yen enriched automakers and other big companies that earn most of their revenues abroad, and sent the Japanese stock market soaring.
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While trade with China and a flood of consumer goods enriched Americans, it caused Rust Belt blight that Trump exploited to win the White House.
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The compensation model that has enriched hedge fund managers for years is not long for this world, CalSTRS Chief Investment Officer Christopher Ailman said Monday.
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Still, I insisted on raising my family in a neighborhood enriched by the beautiful shades of brown reflected in the black American and Caribbean communities.
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"McDonald&aposs is being unjustly enriched by these practices because it receives payment for cheese it does not deliver to its customers," the lawsuit states.
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Rhodes said Iran still had a number of important things to do after having shipped its stockpile of low enriched uranium out of the country.
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The company had yet to connect the dots on how Uber had unfairly enriched itself off Waymo's proprietary information before the surprise settlement on Friday.
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On Monday, however, Iran said it would soon breach limits on how much enriched uranium it can stockpile according to the 2015 international nuclear deal.
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Mr Netanyahu accepts that the deal has succeeded in limiting Iran's production of highly enriched uranium, which can be used to make a nuclear weapon.
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"We don't know how Jupiter is enriched in heavy elements compared to the Sun, but it is," said Scott Bolton, director of NASA's Juno Mission.
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Coca-Cola insists that it can broaden its portfolio, profitably, by focusing on premium drinks: for instance the company's "smartwater" brand is enriched with electrolytes.
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For example, in 2009 the DOE's inspector general found that 45 pounds of highly enriched uranium had gone missing, the Center for Public Integrity reports.
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In 1996, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) required all enriched cereal grains - but not corn masa flour - to be fortified with folic acid.
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Until now, Iran was allowed to ship low-enriched uranium produced at Natanz to Russia before it hit the 300-kg limit, an expert said.
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As a result, their emotional landscape has been enlivened and enriched, able to give voice to feelings that might previously have remained unconceptualised and unexpressed.
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Choosing Kaine would further expose Clinton to attacks that she represents a corrupt political structure that has enriched itself at the expense of ordinary Americans.
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Following the amnesty, many former leaders enriched themselves through lucrative pipeline protection contracts under previous president Goodluck Jonathan but oil theft reached an industrial scale.
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Security analytics are the result of data analysis across multiple sources of data, often log data enriched with non-log data such as threat intel.
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Pankaj explains that with the enriched science curriculum Agastya brings into his classroom, he now feels as if a career in medicine is within reach.
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But this reactor, used for research and to make radioactive pharmaceuticals, uses only low-enriched uranium and so falls outside the scope of the agreement.
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And a lot of common labels tell you nothing at all about chicken treatment: vegetarian-fed, natural, farm fresh, fertile, omega-3 enriched, pasteurized, etc.
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Still, our politics can be enriched by tackling the big, complex themes at the heart of what it means to belong in the 21st century.
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The EU and United States called on Iran to cooperate with the IAEA in explaining the traces of uranium that was processed but not enriched.
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The questions he is asking are in fact perennial questions of political philosophy, and they have a history that could have enriched the book immeasurably.
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Over the past few weeks, Iran has violated the deal by increasing its stockpile of enriched uranium and breaking the uranium enrichment cap of 3.67%.
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For example, the United States has spent years convincing Belarus, Kazakhstan, and South Africa to eliminate large quantities of highly-enriched uranium from their soil.
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On Friday, Trump alleged that the nuclear deal has enriched Iran while it continues to test ballistic missiles, destabilize the Middle East and fund terrorism.
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Enriched uranium is a form of the element with a high concentration of one isotope, U-235, that could be used to fuel a bomb.
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They have watched with trepidation as President Recep Tayyip Erdogan expanded his powers, enriched his allies and increased the role of religion in public life.
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As I returned to campus from the athletic fields, exhausted and feeling enriched, I crossed over Hill Bridge, a modest arch over the Exeter River.
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That eventually collapsed too, though, as North Korea's pursuit of enriched uranium and the George W. Bush administration's hawkish stance imploded the already shaky scaffolding.
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He is expected to announce a major achievement soon: the removal of roughly 40 bombs' worth of highly enriched uranium and separated plutonium from Japan.
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To address these risks, last year Congress authorized and appropriated funding for initial research and development of low-enriched uranium fuel for America's naval reactors.
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"I feel very, very enriched and satisfied with respect to where my career came from and where it is now," she said at the time.
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Specifically, I'm talking about what we call "weapons-usable nuclear material" like plutonium or highly enriched uranium that could be used to make nuclear bombs.
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On July 1 the IAEA verified that Iran's stock of enriched uranium was 205 kg, more than the maximum 202.8 kg allowed under the agreement.
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Examining the results, researchers found that people breathing the carbon-dioxide enriched air were 8 percent worse at identifying emotions they saw in the pictures.
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No more booths will be booked, no more plutonium enriched VKs will be served, no more overdraft facilitated Grey Goose rounds will be peacockingly consumed.
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Under the terms of the nuclear deal, Tehran cannot use IR-6 centrifuges, among other models, to produce enriched uranium for at least ten years.
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His characters were enriched by an author who blended a lifetime's experience of working close to power, with a deep understanding and care of humanity.
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Officials in Australia hope the AI-enriched copters will boost shark warning efforts without disrupting marine life, such as past experiments with protective shark nets.
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Hamas officials have also reportedly enriched themselves by controlling the underground trade in goods, from poultry to furniture to cars, between the Strip and Egypt.
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So globalization, which has helped make the world a healthier and richer place, has also enriched the superrich and made some relatively vulnerable people poorer.
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To many, Mr. Ramaphosa became the symbol of an A.N.C. elite that had enriched itself by betraying the people it had once promised to serve.
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" Of her grandchildren, Isaac and his three cousins, she said: "Their life is much more enriched than mine was, but it definitely has been directed.
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In this model, employees of tech start-ups frequently leave once they have been enriched by their firms' initial public offerings and begin new ventures.
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The policies of the post-Cold War Washington consensus have enriched the 1 percent and offered new ways to shelter and launder money across borders.
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If further enriched, to 90 percent, that is enough fuel to produce a single nuclear weapon, a step the Iranians insist they would never take.
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Democrats said that Mr. Azar had enriched himself in going from government to private industry and was potentially tainted by his work in the sector.
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Japanese brands such as HUMAN MADE, are some examples of the types of brands that I adore because of its deep enriched history and meaning.
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Musonda said it took her longer to get her company manufacturing affordable and nutrient-enriched food like noodles off the ground because of her gender.
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To make one type takes enriched uranium, which is the fissile material; actual building and testing the Bomb; a trigger mechanism; and a delivery system.
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Such leaders see themselves as the custodians of culture and traditions but critics say some have enriched themselves through their control of access to resources.
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This timely biography of Sandra Day O'Connor, enriched by access to private archives, is a poignant reminder of a less polarized era in American politics.
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Along with our nuclear experience, it also helps explain why we have been chosen to host the International Atomic Energy Agency's Low Enriched Uranium Bank.
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"Picking those berries enriched not only our everyday lives and bellies but our imaginations and spirits as well," Mr. Kenny wrote in an autobiographical essay.
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It has now spread deep into the ranks of the Afghan military, whose leaders have enriched themselves, leaving soldiers exposed and demoralized on the battlefield.
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Oxbow Animal Health is following suit for small animals with its Enriched Life edible toys for chinchillas, gerbils, hamsters, Guinea pigs, mice, rabbits, and rats.
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He had enriched himself and gained a reputation, won favor and honor, wife and child, home and security, all from his carefully amassed medical knowledge.
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" Some players struggle with the travel required of touring pros, but Miyazato said the L.P.G.A.'s global tournament schedule "enriched my life as a person.
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Tim Kaine took part in the Chickahominy festival & pow wow today in VA. Over the years, people there have "enriched" his life, he said. pic.twitter.
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In November, the International Atomic Energy Agency said Iran's stockpile of low-enriched uranium had grown to 372.3 kilograms (821 pounds) as of Nov. 3.
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Come early for katsu sando, a deep-fried Berkshire pork cutlet, prickly with panko, sandwiched between slices of shokupan (Pullman-style bread enriched with milk).
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Fair taxation of corporations and the wealthy ensured the public a fair share of profits from companies enriched by government investments in science and technology.
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To create a nuclear weapon, it is necessary to have fuel (enriched uranium or plutonium), an explosive device (trigger mechanism), and a delivery system, (e.g.
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In May, Iran served notice it would grow its stockpiles of low enriched uranium (LEU) and heavy water beyond the limits of the nuclear deal.
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The pacing is uneven, and the movie feels slow in spots and too long overall, even though it lacks detail that would have enriched it.
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It started increasing uranium enrichment beyond the purity threshold it originally agreed to, and has increased stockpiles of low-enriched uranium above the deal's limits.
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Senior White House officials who briefed reporters Thursday on the coming announcement said Obama's overtures had enriched Cuba's military while repression increased on the island.
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Iran said in May it would speed up production of enriched uranium in response to the Trump administration sharply tightening sanctions against it that month.
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