Trump moves, from the business world, at a fast pace.
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These people and groups move at a very fast pace.
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" Flynn blamed his actions on the "fast pace of events.
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I loved the fast pace, the organizing, the physical challenge.
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Many citizens remain wary of the fast pace of change.
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UNC Asheville's quest for a fast pace created extra possessions.
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This game continues to be played at a fast pace.
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The internet is definitely bringing it at a fast pace.
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No goals, but several chances and a very fast pace.
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"Everything in India moves at a fast pace," Justice says.
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"Our customers are changing at a super fast pace," she said.
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The development of autonomous vehicles (AV) continues at a fast pace.
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"It's definitely nerve-racking," Sheary said of the game's fast pace.
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He likes meat because of the fast pace and customer demands.
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They seemed to be getting unloaded at a ridiculously fast pace.
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The fast pace of the Chinese start-up culture is gaining recognition.
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The fast pace of growth and gentrification is pushing out longtime residents.
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The players say they love the sport's fast pace and team focus.
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That was a few weeks ago, we're moving at a very fast pace.
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The result is that women's companies can grow at an incredibly fast pace.
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The show rushes along at such a fast pace – she needs human flesh!
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Part of KBO's success is due to the fast pace of the game.
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Imports of copper concentrates, meanwhile, are also running at an extremely fast pace.
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The fast pace of news is carving out fresh global lines of power.
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And too much detail would interfere with the fast pace of her storytelling.
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Speeding it up was key to portraying the fast pace life of the city.
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Doom is defined more by its fast pace and memorable cast of demonic foes.
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" — Software Development Intern in San Francisco, CA "The work is fast pace and exciting.
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Rebar volumes and open interest, meanwhile, are also still growing at a fast pace.
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They developed a style built around a fast pace, ball movement and pressure defense.
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The service has been expanding its reach a fast pace, Walmart's announcement points out.
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"In New York, everybody is living at such a fast pace," Joan ventured diplomatically.
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Maybe they have a harder time keeping up with the fast pace of your conversation.
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Bradesco managed to grow its loan book at a fast pace while improving asset quality.
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Both Android and iOS have introduced updates on push features in a considerably fast pace.
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The company is raising capital at a relatively fast pace to support its growth goals.
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So we did not expect the rate hike to be fast pace from the beginning.
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The fast pace of technology also makes it hard for academic institutions to keep up.
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Physical metal continues to flow at a fast pace into China, the world's largest buyer.
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The reality of everyday life moving at a fast pace wasn't ignored on the runway.
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Firenze Fire (29-22) won the Champagne, but benefited from a fast pace that day.
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Elephants are dying off at a dangerously fast pace, with the population hurtling toward extinction.
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Companies, governments and individuals are struggling to keep up with the fast pace of technological change.
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In short, these paths require drastic cuts in greenhouse gas emissions at an extraordinarily fast pace.
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Mr. Menashi's nomination has moved at an especially fast pace, having been made only last month.
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Snap's user growth is stalling, though its advertising business is growing at a very fast pace.
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It's also big, broad strokes, and everything is done very quickly at a super-fast pace.
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M.H.: The second-place Preakness finisher is a deep closer and benefited from a fast pace.
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It may not be the best option for someone who cannot work at a fast pace.
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For Mr. Trump, the fast pace of fund-raising appears to have continued past Inauguration Day.
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Lennett said the fast pace of toy sales will continue through the end of this year.
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Things move at a very fast pace, but having BlackRock on your resume goes a long way.
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I started with that fast pace, like the screwball comedies, where the dialogue waits for no man.
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Facebook's existing businesses continued to grow at a fast pace in the first half of the year.
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The airline "has to" raise more money to continue to grow at this fast pace, Mogensen said.
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The fast pace spares no time for sentimentality and the ending, while satisfying, is not without bloodshed.
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While guest cameos may still be a thing, the fast pace of the plot may not be.
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Graffiti, with its fast pace and occasional drips and relative lack of control, was a big adjustment.
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Jaylen prefers a fast pace and often advocates for using a timer to speed up the game.
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Riding taps into a childhood nostalgia and a fast-pace energy of a machine moving you forward.
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The plate is designed to reduce the amount of oxygen needed to run at a fast pace.
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Indeed, those registered with the London Metal Exchange (LME) are once again shrinking at a fast pace.
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It's flowing at a fast pace, too—geologically speaking that is—at about 25 miles per year.
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Tinder has grown rapidly and we expect that it will continue to grow at a fast pace.
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WASHINGTON – American manufacturing expanded at an unexpectedly fast pace in June, another sign of strength for U.S. industry.
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Some facts are split between two slides, building anticipation and keeping the presentation moving at a fast pace.
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That said, it's eminently readable and moves at a fast pace thanks to dozens of fascinating celebrity stories.
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"Castlelake is growing at a fast pace and looking to buy aviation assets," said one of the people.
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The fast pace of the on-foot sections is broken up with slower, intense Titan-on-Titan action.
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ET Hyper Light Drifter is a top-down, colorful rogue-like known for its fast pace and difficulty.
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You're a cautious crab, but things will move at a fast pace, and you'll need to keep up!
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"Democracy is now moving at a fast pace but it hasn't got everybody yet," she said in an interview.
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Shares in BTG Pactual roughly doubled their price this year, as the brokerage has grown at a fast pace.
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You can't let a team like that, especially a team that has such good, fast pace get going late.
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Like Solange, who left Brooklyn's fast-pace in 2012, Ayers returns to the quiet town she once fled from.
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The student body is amazing from top to bottom, which allows classes to move at a very fast pace.
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Still, it nonetheless shows the company is expecting to keep growing at a fast pace in the coming year.
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"It's fun to bring a younger crowd into tennis and experience it at a really fast pace," she added.
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But now the notion of having very smart, interesting journalism delivered at a very fast pace is now standard.
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Audiences were enthralled with the movie's fast pace and sound effects, and it proved to be a runaway success.
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Businesses of all industries move at an extremely efficient and fast pace, which requires constant real-time strategies and modifications.
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Storytelling With Every Look With the number of looks we create, it's a fast pace, but I live for it.
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House Republicans in swing districts are retiring at a very fast pace, especially in the suburbs of Texas and elsewhere.
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The fast pace and constant micromanagement inherent to RTS games made them ideal for playing with a mouse and keyboard.
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Even in the face of the relentless volume and the fast pace of collections, presentations, and shows, he remains optimistic.
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"At some point consumer budgets will stagger behind the fast pace of price appreciation," said Nela Richardson, Redfin's chief economist.
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This is due to the fast pace of technological change and the frequency with which many consumers change their handsets.
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But many health-care providers are wary of the fast pace the GOP seems to be taking with repealing Obamacare.
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So instead of the right to try bill, we suggest regulatory changes that embrace the fast pace of precision medicine.
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Here's what it means: Teladoc's impressive behavioral health performance is indicative of telemental health's fast pace of growth within telemedicine.
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This industry is advancing at a very fast pace and a lot of exciting surprises are waiting to be unearthed.
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Voters have responded well to her "I have a plan" strategy of introducing detailed policy proposals at a fast pace.
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One sign of the energy Democrats are showing ahead of the midterms is the fast pace of their online donations.
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Universality changes as much as the week's memes do, and as such context alters at a previously unimaginably fast pace.
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The fast pace of those firms and their large research teams can go against founders and their backers, Malven said.
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The decline indicated retail sales were falling at a fast pace after the sales tax hike kicked in last month.
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Indeed, Africa urbanises at a very fast pace: today's 472 million urban dwellers will be around a billion in 2050.
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A: Doubles is much more physical, played at much more fast pace… Internally, we don't have the expertise in doubles coaching.
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This means new ingredients, textures, scents, product categories are being concocted, perfected and delivered to consumers at a super-fast pace.
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"A fast pace, however, is the enemy of quality, and Telsa needs to plan for quality first, volume second," he says.
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Despite the technical innovations and fast pace of agribusiness, Bundotich rejects the title of "horticultural value chain player" that Lagat prefers.
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The software maker also provided a stronger outlook, as customers move to its cloud-based subscription services at a fast pace.
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It also gave strong current-quarter revenue guidance, as customers move to its cloud-based subscription services at a fast pace.
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To keep Messenger's momentum going, Mr. Marcus said he expected the fast pace of product releases for the app to continue.
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But the economy added only 151,000 jobs, below the fast pace at the end of 2015 and short of economists' expectations.
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He got Scott Frost, who had been an assistant at Oregon under Chip Kelly, known for his creativity and fast pace.
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Critics have argued that existing competition laws cannot keep up with the fast pace and rapid growth of the tech industry.
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Automakers today need to be open-minded to deal with the fast pace of technological change, the Mitsubishi Motors insider said.
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But if Silicon Valley has become a hotspot for monopolies, it's not simply due to the fast pace of technological change.
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Manufacturing jobs are disappearing at a fast pace, down from 13.5 million in 2007 to 12.5 million in 2017, Ferguson said.
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So we adapted the name and also the concept here in RiceBox because Hong Kong is such a fast pace city.
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Low inventory in China is particularly puzzling given this is where supply does appear to be growing at a fast pace.
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By growing and launching new channels for sales, Alibaba may be able to continue growing its retail business at a fast pace.
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Once I'm at my desk, I'm working on four different posts that involve getting interviews, researching, and writing at a fast pace.
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The same was true on the jobs front, where technology was displacing entire workforces at an unexpectedly fast pace, both executives agreed.
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The fast pace of prototyping favors smaller shops located near the firms designing the boards over reigning electronics makers like Taiwan's Foxconn.
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But for some reason, CO2 has continued to build up in the atmosphere at a fast pace, reports the New York Times.
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Going forward, today's fast pace of employment growth will be difficult to sustain without creating serious wage pressures and, eventually, higher inflation.
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Our thought bubble: It's pretty common for the federal government's tech efforts to lag behind the tech industry's fast pace of innovation.
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S. Trade talks will continue at a fast pace in the meantime, ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said at a daily news briefing.
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Then they begin to put one foot in front of the other and soon enough, they're comfortable moving at a fast pace.
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Saweetie is cognizant that the fast pace of the internet shrinks artist development, obliging her to learn the ropes in real time.
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Yet, while the Court stayed the lower court's decision, it also ordered the case to move forward at an unusually fast pace.
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"Amazon keeps us in the same fast pace as always," said an employee who works out of a facility in Orlando, Florida.
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Our world is moving at such a fast pace, and people who come to me often want things to move very quickly.
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Esports connotes a certain image: Young people seated in front of powerful PCs, playing complex, tactical games at an extremely fast pace.
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Everything happens around here at such a crazy-fast pace that I remind myself all the time to be thankful for the blessings.
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The other side: The fast pace of acquisition is also rooted in how hard it is to make a cybersecurity solution that's relevant.
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And Taurus is a good fit for a fling, but Aries' fast pace and Taurus' slow one are incompatible in the long run.
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Moncler announced a shift last week to monthly product launches aimed at keeping up with the increasingly fast pace of the luxury market.
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The company has also expanded its operations at a fast pace as it competes with rival Amazon Inc in India's online sales market.
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The smaller, scrappier Welles movies might not look as slick, but they have a fast pace and low-budget inventiveness of their own.
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"Although the chemical and pharmaceutical industry bolstered overall economic growth, it could not quite repeat the fast pace of previous quarters," SECO said.
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Regardless of the "why" what we know now is that this President is saying things that aren't true at a remarkably fast pace.
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That fast pace only accelerated after the decision on Tuesday from the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit.
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Fans were disgruntled by the apparent darkness of episode 3, "The Long Night," and much has been written about the show's newfound fast pace.
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Geminis love mental stimulation and do everything at a fast pace, so if you're dating a Gemini, you'll need to stay on your toes.
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"I've always been a huge fan of the game (mixed-doubles), I love the fast pace, high-scoring athleticism mixed-doubles brings," Lawes said.
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I know you like to keep things moving at a fast pace, Aries, but resting and reviewing are key parts to making life work!
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It was also able to grow earnings at a fast pace because it cut costs aggressively, while management raised its full-year earnings guidance.
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The fast pace of technology is bleeding into every aspect of contemporary life, including the artists trying to make sense of the surrounding world.
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The central bank and some international authorities including the IMF have raised concerns about the fast pace of growth in corporate credit in particular.
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He has had more judicial vacancies to fill than any president in recent history and he has been filling them at a fast pace.
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Fans were disgruntled by the apparent darkness of episode 3, "The Long Night," and much has been written about the show's newfound fast pace.
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Respawn Entertainment's futuristic FPS subverts genre conventions, introduces new mechanics at a fast pace, and throws those ideas out for new ones even faster.
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Analysts said that drugstores, which have been sprawling at fast pace, are better positioned to open new outlets due to their lower investment costs.
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ObamaCare is entering its third week of open enrollment and supporters are watching to see if the fast pace of sign-ups will continue.
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"The law obviously lags behind tech development, necessarily so tech moves at a very fast pace — legislation moves at a glacial pace," he said.
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The former Army lieutenant general blamed "the fast pace of events" for why he "inadvertently" gave Pence and others "incomplete information" about the talks.
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Released just over two weeks ago, the bill has gone through three House committees at a dizzyingly fast pace before the scheduled vote Thursday.
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CHINA STILL IMPORTING Low inventory in China is particularly puzzling given this is where supply does appear to be growing at a fast pace.
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The court, formally known as the Eastern District of Virginia, is nicknamed the "Rocket Docket" for its furiously fast pace and intolerance for delays.
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Both teams played at a fast pace the first two periods, though the end-to-end action didn't translate into many solid scoring chances.
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Tree-planting programs, backed by the government and other organizations, are underway but cannot keep up with the fast pace of deforestation, she noted.
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The retired Army lieutenant general blamed the "fast pace of events" for "inadvertently" giving Vice President Pence and others "incomplete information" about the talks.
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We're looking for highly motivated students who love the fast pace of a newsroom and have a serious interest in business news and online journalism.
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We are looking for highly motivated applicants who love the fast pace of a newsroom and have a serious interest in news and online journalism.
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Combined with the recent announcement of Xbox Game Pass, Microsoft is holding to a fast pace of improving the Xbox One platform at every corner.
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Atlantic City is still the only place in New Jersey where casinos are allowed, but neighboring states have been licensing competitors at a fast pace.
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But as that additional service has picked up speed, Amazon is adding new locales to the Whole Foods delivery footprint at an increasingly fast pace.
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That's a pretty astonishingly fast pace for this kind of all-out implosion, but the warning signs have been there since pretty much the beginning.
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While the team doesn't play at a fast pace, they push the ball up the court in transition as well as anyone in the league.
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He worked hard in the offseason to lose weight so he could be lighter, which better suits the uber fast pace in which he plays.
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In Russia, the infection rate is "getting worse, and at a very fast pace", says Vinay Saldanha, UNAIDS' director for eastern Europe and Central Asia.
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The amount of capital leaving China has been rising at a fast pace ever since China surprised investors in August with a surprise yuan devaluation.
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"We are focusing so much on efficiency that sometimes we lose basic decency - everything is being rushed through at a very fast pace," he said.
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More than 20 people have been injured after a metro station escalator malfunctioned and collapsed, hurtling people towards the bottom at a terrifyingly-fast pace.
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Like other online lenders, OnDeck has faced concerns from investors over the quality of its loans and its ability to grow at a fast pace.
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The Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs says it withdrew 635 rules in 2017 — a fast pace over a one-year period by any measure.
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That affects the body's ability to maintain a fast pace when tired — unless a runner incorporates speed work and strength training into preparation for races.
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To counter New Orleans' fast pace and copious amounts of Davis, Kerr saw little alternative than to go smaller and start with his best lineup.
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Since Monday morning, the day after Kasich's remarks panning the fast pace of American society, he has pounded out more than 2700 tweets and retweets.
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The analysis sweeps the reader along at a fast pace, punctuated by vivid descriptions of combat on the barricades, diplomatic double-dealing and battlefield butchery.
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The lack of attention also has to do with the incredibly fast pace that Republicans are moving on taxes in both the House and Senate.
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The endless churn of story necessitated by a show with a fast pace like Scandal means that the series' best days are largely behind it.
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Servers lap the dining room at a fast pace, in part because it's so big — two stories and about 100 seats, none of them squashed together.
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"Once we struggle with managing our stress levels, adrenaline becomes like a loose cannon and keeps the body moving at a very fast pace," Gabriel says.
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According to Fashionista, the film tries hard to transport the viewers back to a time before technology and fast-pace of living firmly past the 2000s.
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Cramer noted that the stock has been quietly coming back, as investors were surprised that such a large company could grow as such a fast pace.
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The Olympic figure skater, 28, opened up about his making his acting debut on the hit sitcom, saying he wasn't expecting the fast pace of filming.
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But the things that F.E.A.R. combined—fast pace, bullet-time, squad tactics, melee combat, environmental destruction—all exist in modern games, but rarely together at once.
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The company also said it was lowering its investment guidance to 1.8 billion reais, down from 2.2 billion due to the fast pace of its divestments.
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The program had received 35,000 claims from Texas by midday on Wednesday, according to Roy Wright, its administrator, who described it as a "very fast" pace.
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"He turned and saw a white male walking at an extremely fast pace going around the passenger side and front of the squad," the post said.
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Consumer credit has been growing at a relatively fast pace in recent months, reflecting strong growth in dealership car finance, credit card debt and other borrowing.
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"Faced with the fast pace of growing up today, some students are clearly distressed, engaging in binge drinking and other self-destructive behaviors," the authors wrote.
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While Tesla is a demanding place to work, there are advantages that come with the fast pace and long hours, former employees have told Business Insider.
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While development of the two battery trucks was moving along at a fast pace, Rivian had also acquired the old Mitsubishi assembly plant in Normal, Illinois.
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And new starts are running at a fast pace, up 103% in April and up 13.1% in the first four months of 2019, according to Citi.
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Plus, there's no denying the stress and anxiety that the fast pace of Twitter's news cycle, and the strain of constantly debating reply guys, can bring.
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It added that while renewable fuel supplies were set to increase at a fast pace, diversification from non-renewable resources would be expensive and time consuming.
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Like other online lenders, the company has faced concerns from investors over the quality of its loans and its ability to grow at a fast pace.
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The purpose of the tournament isn't to replace a traditional tennis format, but organizers see the opportunity to capture a new audience with its fast pace.
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It is truly a treat to watch his skill with the nuncahaku, a traditional martial arts weapon which he wields at the same lightning-fast pace.
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With the fast pace, confusion over what is in the bill, and broad implications for everyone, the GOP isn't making it easy for activists to fight back.
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Interest is running high: There's mounting concern about the fast pace of the rulemaking process, specifically FERC's request for initial comments from outside parties by Oct. 23.
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According to the First American Real House Price Index, the fast pace of house price growth combined with rising rates has had a material impact on affordability.
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Of course, her campaigns still faces daunting problems: Sanders is still raising money at a fast pace and electrifying crowds around the nation, especially among young people.
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Xinhua commentary added that it was "questionable whether the U.S. economy itself has the capability to sustain the possible fast-pace rate hikes indicated by the Fed".
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Strong winds, called Diablo winds, have been cited as one of the contributing factors to the fire's fast pace, and another wind event was expected for Tuesday.
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Uncertainty over whether the Fed would signal a slow or fast pace of rate increases following its meeting kept the dollar steady against a basket of currencies.
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He left the post after just three years, burnt out by the increasingly fast pace of the industry, and has mainly focused on his own collection since.
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Mr. Parks, a former theater editor at the Village Voice and an ex-chairman of the Obie Awards, is noted for the fast pace of his work.
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Considering the fact that it's somehow already October, the fast pace of fall might have you yearning for a more low-maintenance approach to your hair color.
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Heading near-vertically uphill in my San Francisco neighborhood, I set the bike to level 5 and still pedaled to keep a fast pace on the incline.
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There's also a competitive element, as with other racing events, with challengers striving to keep a fast pace while navigating obstacles to net the best overall time.
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"The Chinese market has been growing at a very fast pace," said Ramon Paz, an advisor for the Avocado Producers and Exporting Packers Association of Mexico (APEAM).
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In his resignation letter, Mr. Flynn "sincerely apologized" to Mr. Pence and Mr. Trump, blaming the fast pace of events for what he called his "incomplete" account.
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Seeley has some theories himself: the fast pace of technology that quickly becomes obsolete, or the proliferation and easy access to digital images and interfaces from the past.
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Unfortunately, because of the fast pace of events, I inadvertently briefed the Vice President Elect and others with incomplete information regarding my phone calls with the Russian Ambassador.
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Yet uncertainty over whether the Fed would signal a slow or fast pace of rate increases following its meeting kept the dollar steady against a basket of currencies.
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Due to the fast pace and the fact that I am alone here with my anesthesiologist, I don't have time for a morning break and I can't pump.
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The sheer number of variables in AI research combined with the fast pace of new developments makes it difficult for experiments run in two distinct settings to match.
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In fact, the fast pace of hospital mergers over the last few years is most likely the biggest reason for the sudden spike in health insurance premium costs.
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China's willingness to adopt this technology at such a fast pace is a testament to the Chinese desire to integrate technology as fast as it can develop it.
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Schools that oppose challenging the gender binary will continue to do so, as they probably already resent the fast pace of social change and left-leaning federal government.
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Two key highlights from the call were the strength in Services and the additional $2152.2B in buyback authorization, which mgmt indicated would be done at a "fast" pace.
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Fashion brands have also been trying to grapple with the fast pace of change in the sector as mall traffic has declined sharply and shopping has shifted online.
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"The virus has already made a name for itself by killing many individuals in China as well as spreading to other countries at a fast pace," it reads.
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"Food retailing is evolving at an incredibly fast pace, and consumers have more options than ever before," John Mackey, co-CEO of Whole Foods, said in a release.
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The bundle is comprised of six courses that show you how to fly through pages at a lightning-fast pace and, better yet, to remember what you've just read.
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IEYTD is one of the rare Touch games that's meant to be played sitting down, and despite its fast pace, it's relatively relaxing for a motion-controlled VR experience.
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"We needed a fast pace, and then Creator could run his race," said Troutt, who had watched his colt come from 10 lengths back to win the Arkansas Derby.
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And they also question whether the GOP's energy can last another four weeks, especially with Kavanaugh already on the bench and given the fast pace of the news cycle.
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"The exit of Great Britain must be done at a fast pace," he was quoted as saying in an officially translated transcript of remarks to Greek President Prokopis Pavlopoulos.
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There is a severe shortage of existing homes for sale, and that is pushing home prices higher at a very fast pace, weakening affordability, especially at the entry level.
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In Beijing, foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said the two nations' lead trade negotiators would hold another telephone call shortly while working-level consultations continued at a fast pace.
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The export outlook for both corn and soybeans was left unchanged despite the recent fast pace of shipments, as strong competition from South American countries was expected in 2017.
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But across Asia, cities are losing green spaces at a fast pace as a construction boom gobbles up land for offices and apartments, worsening the effects of rising temperatures.
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Discussions inside the room "devoted a lot of time" to crypto assets, and the group agreed regulation needs to keep up with the technology's fast pace, Argentina's Sturzenegger said.
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"The truck tyre market remains lifted by strong demand from the freight industry in Americas and Europe, while the Specialty markets continue to grow at a fast pace," it added.
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On the sidelines of a key, twice-a-decade Communist Party Congress in October, Zhou referred to relatively high corporate debt and the fast pace of growth in household lending.
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However, traders expect a general retreat from start-ups will not end soon amid falling profits at leading tech firms and worries over the fast pace of initial public offerings.
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It shoots at relatively fast pace of 6.5 frames per second, but there's a short runway there: the maximum burst is 21 frames for RAW photos, and 150 for JPEGs.
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CIL, controlled by state-owned COFCO Corp, is preparing for a "fast pace of growth" and expects the business to expand in 2018, Chief Executive Johnny Chi told the paper.
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But while the electric-car maker is a demanding place to work, there are advantages that come with the fast pace and long hours, former employees have told Business Insider.
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The film, with its short duration, relatively fast pace and G rating, is meant to be accessible to children, and to induce a state of innocent wonder in other viewers.
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The fast pace does not really lend itself to sensuous lovemaking, and it sounds more like it belongs in a Yates' on a Friday than it does in the bedroom.
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Germany's DAX edged down 21% after IHS Markit's final Purchasing Managers' index readings showed German business conditions continued to wane in November, although at a less fast pace than recently.
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Drive Up has rolled out to Target stores at a fairly fast pace, given the technology requirements, infrastructure and operational changes required to support these fast-to-fill online orders.
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Technology continues to advance at a fast pace, so it can't be long before someone launches a health and fitness solution that bypasses the need to work up a sweat?
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"Unfortunately, because of the fast pace of events, I inadvertently briefed the vice president-elect and others with incomplete information regarding my phone calls with the Russian ambassador," he wrote.
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"We have focused on this Islamabad airport project and we are completing it on a fast pace," Sharif told state-run PTV, during an inspection of the glass-clad airport.
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The government says the economy must keep expanding at a relatively fast pace to create enough urban jobs for roughly 11 million rural migrants and new university graduates this year.
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"Chronic stress, sleep deprivation, eating habits, sedentary lifestyle, and the fast pace of modern life may be contributing to an increasing prevalence of depression among young people generally," the authors wrote.
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Finally, given the fast pace of Marine Corps and Navy amphibious operations strategy evolution, armed Ospreys could support amphibious assaults by transporting Marines to combat across wider swaths of combat areas.
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These are chefs who are obviously deeply in love with the local tropical produce, the slow-but-fast pace, and the pan-Latino vibe of Miami, even with its many challenges.
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It also puts the founders under pressure to really mature at a very, very fast pace — and I'm not quite sure whether I myself would have made that, to be honest.
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The game's eye-catching action and fast pace captivated the mainstream while its total embrace of Save the World's building tools introduced tactical tools that shook up the still-young genre.
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The tech-heavy start-up board index ChiNext languished with a 0.1 percent gain, amid worries over cooling profit growth at those firms and a fast pace of initial public offerings.
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The female prison population in Latin America is growing at an alarming fast pace; along with Asia, the rate of imprisonment here is higher than any other region of the world.
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The film's success makes sense, since its fast pace, unique vision, and heart-pumping soundtrack make for the kind of movie that people had to tell others about—or see again.
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And although not yet a licensed bank, it has rolled out bank account features at a shockingly fast pace, putting it on feature parity with Monzo in a number of instances.
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Competition is intensifying from airlines, which generally offer higher salaries and better benefits and are taking delivery of new aircraft at a fast pace, U.S.-based aviation consultant Rolland Vincent said.
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Q & A The hotel entrepreneur and frequent traveler is dazzled by the fast pace of Shanghai, wants to visit the Amazon and loves the "perfect silence" of a long-distance flight.
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With raw materials prices continuing to rise at a fast pace at the start of the third quarter, some firms were able to pass their higher cost burdens on to customers.
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This type of training is gaining popularity for its fast pace and time efficiency and can be done at home or at a gym that specializes in this type of training.
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The fast pace of the game and simultaneous play by four players abolishes what Malone describes as "analysis paralysis" and demands quick reflexes, hand-eye coordination, and the ability to switch focus.
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Former world indoor 3,000m champion, Helen Onsando Obiri, took silver, with Ayana, who tried to set a fast pace as she did with the 10,683m last Saturday, having to settle for bronze.
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We are giving them the skills, for them to continue to be useful-, AH: And have value added in this fourth digital revolution, which is increasing at a really, really fast pace.
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Investors should buy shares of American Express as the credit card company's sales will keep growing at a fast pace thanks to a strong consumer, an analyst at Morgan Stanley said Thursday.
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On Friday evening, Nate was moving north-northwest at 22 miles per hour (35 kmh), a fast pace which if maintained could mean the storm does less damage when it hits land.
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Relativity also is building a factory in Los Angeles, where it plans to 3D-print launch vehicles that can be fully assembled in 60 days — an extraordinarily fast pace by aerospace standards.
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In a statement on his resignation, Flynn said the "fast pace of events" caused him to provide "incomplete information" to Vice President Pence and other senior officials about his communication with Russia.
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"Bright Health has continued to execute at a fast pace towards our goal of disrupting the old health care model that places insurers at odds with providers," Sheehy said in a statement.
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To realize this potential, our government should encourage and facilitate research and development investments by providing a clarity of regulatory and intellectual property policy adaptable to the fast pace of technological advance.
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That such information is being made public at such as a fast pace, she said, has made it increasingly difficult for the Trump administration to keep tabs on what has been revealed.
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BRASILIA, (Reuters) - Brazil's services activity continued to fall at a fast pace in November, a survey showed on Monday, underscoring the view that a severe economic recession extended into the fourth quarter.
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Is it a ghastly sight to drink the milk from the cereal bowl, or is the bigger faux pas the loud, repetitive suctioning of milk from a spoon at a fast pace?
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Not only could the fast pace of the game chip away at its watchability, the competitive mode featured in Call of Duty League will differ from what the players are used to.
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Standing in the same spot for eight hours or more at a time, in near-freezing temperatures, slashing at carcasses that swing by at a fast pace, can numb body and soul.
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An ongoing bad debt problem in India has been brewing since 2012 when banks expanded lending at a fast pace, including to a number of problematic sectors such as telecommunications and mining.
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The PC-only shooter is a competitive online game that is expected to borrow the original's fast pace while amping things up with a roster of "hero" characters, similar to Blizzard's Overwatch.
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Ever since the Stuxnet virus that destroyed the computer-controlled equipment at Iran's Natanz Uranium Enrichment Facility in 2011, Iran's cyber capabilities are said to have developed at an incredibly fast pace.
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The fast pace comes as Republicans have increasingly pointed to their ability to confirm Trump's nominees as a key reason they should keep control of the Senate heading into the midterm election.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazilian steelmaker Gerdau on Wednesday lowered its estimates for 2019 investment by 18%, due to reduced demand for long steel products, weak construction demand and a fast pace of divestitures.
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China is, clearly in terms of where the world is going, the most important travel and tourism market in the world, just because it is it is growing at a very fast pace.
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But if forex reserves continue to be depleted at a fast pace and capital flight continues, some strategists believe China's leaders may have little choice but to sanction a big "one-off" devaluation.
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Like other online lenders, OnDeck has faced concerns from investors who worried that companies in the nascent sector could not continue to grow at a fast pace while keeping loan quality under control.
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Executive producer Robert Kirkman said later, "It's easy to see and safe to report that this season will be very action packed and move at a very fast pace," according to audience reports.
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We ve got you covered: It s an affluent Maryland suburb just outside D.C., an exclusive community where the fast pace of northern cities meets the old-school social graces of the South.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazil's central bank will probably maintain a fast pace of interest rate cuts next week despite signs that an economic recovery is gaining traction, a Reuters poll showed on Friday.
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Ingraham began by asking him about some media reports that Gorsuch might have "ruffled some feathers" on the court because of his active questioning style and his fast pace to begin his tenure.
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But these guidelines have been decades in the making, and the fast pace of activity in the commercial space sector means a more nimble mechanism will be needed to coordinate international space operations.
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Flynn blamed his resignation late Monday on the "fast pace of events" that led him to "inadvertently" give Vice President Mike Pence and others "incomplete information" about his phone conversations with the ambassador.
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In March, Luckock said that even though U.S. shale output was set to expand at a fast pace, growth was slowing down and was not enough to cover unexpectedly strong global oil consumption.
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Many in the area had been unable to escape the fast pace of the blaze even though they were a few meters from the Aegean Sea or in their homes, the fire service said.
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One statistic that does jump off the charts is the nine players who average 16.1 minutes or more, the type of depth that should be able to counter the fast pace of Oklahoma State.
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Government-led reconstruction efforts have moved at an incredibly fast pace, the IFRC said, with cement factories working overtime and a constant stream of building materials reaching the affected areas by train and ship.
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She talked about needing to nurture her own feelings before she could fix anyone else's and that she and Barack Obama were "finding each other again," after the fast-pace of the White House.
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I enjoy the fast pace of advertising and the creative opportunities it brings, but I am acutely aware that I am becoming part of the inequality machine every time I accept work like this.
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Along with the steady increases in employment, the wages of workers in the city have risen at a fast pace over the last two years, helping them cope with the dizzying cost of living.
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The industry faces rising demand for sophisticated cabin interiors but has struggled to adapt such one-off, customized projects to the fast pace and high volumes dictated by a recent boom in jet orders.
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Flynn blamed his resignation late Monday on the "fast pace of events" that led him to "inadvertently" give Vice President Mike Pence and others "incomplete information" about his phone conversations with the Russian ambassador.
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So, a hardware trades at a 10 PE, not a 25 PE." Krish Sankar, senior research analyst at Cowen, praised the ability of a multibillion-dollar company growing at such a fast pace. "No.
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Traditional carmakers, especially smaller ones like Subaru and Suzuki, are struggling to meet the fast pace of change in an industry being transformed by the rise of electric vehicles, ride-hailing and autonomous driving.
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International reserves within the CEMAC zone have been declining at a fast pace due to lower oil prices, dropping to XAF4,940bn at-end May 0003 from XAF6,238bn at end-2015 and XAF8,417bn at end-2014.
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"Unfortunately, because of the fast pace of events, I inadvertently briefed the Vice President-elect and others with incomplete information regarding my phone calls with the Russian Ambassador," Flynn said in his letter of resignation.
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That makes things more realistic, but Fallout isn't designed to work realistically — in order to keep finding interesting things, you're meant to travel distances that no human being could manage at such a fast pace.
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Additionally, when taking a step back and looking at the overall health of the labor market, employers are still managing to add 2 million new workers every year without raising wages at a fast pace.
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In recent months, the fund-raising atmosphere has cooled as venture capitalists react to the poor stock market performance of some public tech companies and question whether the recent fast pace of investment is sustainable.
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SAO PAULO, April 30 (Reuters) - Banco Santander Brasil SA beat analysts' first-quarter profit estimates on Tuesday as loan-loss provisions fell and lending grew at a fast pace on a year-over-year basis.
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As the terror groups continue to adopt, to transform and to surprise, those of us being targeted by the terror groups need to vigilantly innovate and disrupt at a fast pace right along with them.
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To keep the fast pace, some clinical trial organizers are trying to start their tests in South America over the next few months, when Zika infection rates are expected to be at their height there.
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Stronger-than-expected labor data in the U.S. as well as consumer prices have been interpreted as a sign that inflation is about to pick up at a fast pace after years of moribund growth.
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And the fast pace means we were never bored: The show introduces Pedro Pascal as a silent-but-deadly bounty hunter, along with Werner Herzog as a client who sends him after a mysterious target.
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"Unfortunately, because of the fast pace of events, I inadvertently briefed the vice president-elect and others with incomplete information regarding my phone calls with the Russian ambassador," Mr. Flynn wrote in his resignation letter.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama on Wednesday championed Argentina's new center-right leader Mauricio Macri as an example for other countries in Latin America, praising the fast pace of reforms to strengthen the economy.
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I mean, they really ... Not to use like bad karma, but they move at such a fast pace, and it's really exciting, and there's something new literally every week, and it's a rollercoaster, and it's fun.
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But Bahrain's prime position as a "stepping stone" to Saudi Arabia could wane given the fast pace of change in the conservative country as it moves to relax social restrictions and build entertainment and tourism industries.
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"If the U.S. responds to our efforts with trustworthy measures and corresponding practical actions, bilateral relations will develop wonderfully at a fast pace through the process of taking more definite and epoch-making steps," he said.
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"If you really want to develop products in a fast pace, I think you have to be in China — and practically have to be in Shenzhen," said Steven Yang, CEO of battery technology company Anker Innovations.
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They've got plush, cushiony insoles for pounding out 20 blocks on NYC concrete, studded rubber outsoles for the traction needed to do so at a fast pace, and they've never required a blistered break-in period.
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But when abuse accusations come at such a fast pace, the federation should at least stand up to say something to the girls and boys who participate in the sport, and the parents of those children.
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In a speech that mentioned monetary policy only in passing, Deputy Governor Sylvain Leduc said that while the fast pace of technological change makes updating the high-value payment system challenging, inaction is not an option.
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The sheer horsepower it would take to accelerate a spacecraft to such a fast pace prompted Kipping to look to nature for inspiration, since the universe is much better at creating wildly energetic systems than humans.
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"AI is moving at such a fast pace, and a number of breakthroughs will develop to allow teams to address problems that may not have been addressed the year before," competition leader Amir Banifatemi told TechCrunch.
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Squad leaders traded turns on the front of the team "trains," with the ability to constantly maintain a fast pace the decisive factor over a challenging — if not highly technical — route featuring a few minor hills.
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With all its inventive momentum, all its pleasurable beats, the fast pace of the race, the scenery unfurling, the novel ends up far from where it started, in a place of historical reckoning and colonial guilt.
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Closing track "Reduced Possibility: Endangered Determinism" keeps the LP's fast pace and chaotic energy going to the very end before letting everything fall away, leaving only lightly strummed guitars and choral vocals to finish the album.
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Though he is no stranger to high-profile cases -- he presided over the trial of the "American Taliban" John Walker Lindh -- Ellis's fast pace and abrasive style now pose potential issues for both prosecution and defense.
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"Today has been a full day with President Putin of discussing Russia-Turkish relations ... I have full confidence that the normalization of Turkish-Russian ties will continue at a fast pace," Erdogan told a joint news conference.
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"Considering that it has shifted to a target in yields, the BOJ may reduce its bond buying at a fairly fast pace," said Atsushi Mizuno, former BOJ board member and now Japan vice chairman of Credit Suisse.
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"Cutting capacity in some traditional sectors could create pressure on employment, but employment problems should be manageable as our services sector still grows at a fast pace," said Wen Bin, chief economist at Minsheng Bank in Beijing.
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The Chinese company has been expanding its portolio to take advantage of the booming property market in Shenzhen, but this has prompted Lucror Analytics to raise concerns over the fast pace of Logan's aggressive debt-funded expansion.
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The shift highlights luxury brands' race to adapt to changing shopping habits as the sector attracts younger consumers and those more influenced by the fast pace of social media, who are constantly seeking eye-catching new items.
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Essential learning: How can you also learn to shield your customer from extremely complex backend technology with the simplest, utilitarian user experience that takes your customer from consideration to purchase to advocacy at a ridiculously fast pace?
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The government has paid down debt at a fast pace, resulting in gross general government debt/GDP falling to 0003% of GDP at end-2016 from 68.0% at end-2015, and 95.1% at its peak in 2011.
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The embattled Flynn blamed his resignation on the "fast pace of events" that led him to "inadvertently" give Vice President Pence and others "incomplete information" about his phone conversations with Russia's ambassador to the U.S., Sergey Kislyak.
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This week — after a delay due to the US government shutdown — the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration released a new World Magnetic Model that shows the pole has moved yet again, and at a weirdly fast pace.
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Looking at how Groupon was exploding in Russia, and how Delivery Club, a Russia-based food delivery service, was growing at a fast pace, the founder of Chocofamily, Ramil Mukhoryapov, decided the success could be replicated in Kazakhstan.
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China Daily, the official English state-owned newspaper, deflected its coverage of the incidents from politics to economics, reminding readers that Hong Kong's prosperity and China's fast pace growth over the last two decades go hand-in-hand.
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In addition, the recent commodity stabilization and an improving economic outlook for EMs — China stabilizing, India growing at a fast pace and the worst over in Brazil and Russia, have all contributed to more appetite for emerging markets.
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Nike's independent tester Rodger Kram found that the carbon fibre plate returned four per cent of the energy expended, reducing the amount of oxygen needed to run at a fast pace – theoretically enough to shave off three minutes.
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Like some of its peers, the New York-based company has been struggling with rising loan defaults, and has faced concerns from investors over the quality of its loans and the ability to grow at a fast pace.
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MIAMI — Gun control legislation is moving at an unusually fast pace in the Florida Capitol following a deadly high school shooting, which has pushed state lawmakers and the governor to act after years of loosening restrictions on firearms.
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Even with the fast pace and the sweat on my brow, I was proud to present every completed meal to my dinner partner, and these recipes are some of the only ones I'll be saving for future use.
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It has ramped up its projects and signed on new partners at such a fast pace that the US launched a new public-private initiative to increase infrastructure investment in Asia in an effort to counter the BRI.
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"At Verishop, we like to execute at a fast pace on things that work, and we saw our partnership with Westfield as a great opportunity to introduce customers to our incubated brands," Khan told CNBC in an interview.
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Jackson said their investigation was still running "at a very fast pace" and the inquiry had involved a trawl through 16,000 hours of closed circuit TV (CCTV) footage and more than 8 million lines of telephone communications data.
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Screaming in English while occasional hints of their French accents bleed through, the three-piece speeds through their style of emotional hardcore at such a fast pace that it often feels like their engine is going to blow.
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The fast pace of Longfor's IP expansion has resulted in its rental yield for 2014 falling to 3.4% from a high of 8523% in 2011, putting it behind other Chinese investment property companies that generate yields of around 5%.
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In his resignation letter, Flynn said the "fast pace of events" meant he provided "incomplete information" to Vice President Mike Pence and others about phone calls last year in which he discussed American sanctions with Russia's ambassador in Washington.
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We had probably about five hours of intermittent, fairly profound blood pressure changes to deal with to the point where Dr. Mann was refilling my syringes for me because I was going through them at such a fast pace.
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"You're running through these remote neighborhoods late at night at a pretty fast pace and kinda feel alone, and then you'll go through an intersection, look over three blocks and see another guy dart through an intersection," Schneider says.
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"In the past, we have seen new drugs follow a pattern in which use increases at a fast pace during a honeymoon period and then reverses course and declines as knowledge of the substance's drawbacks became known," Miech continued.
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The embattled Flynn blamed his resignation late Monday on the "fast pace of events" that led him to "inadvertently" give Vice President Pence and others "incomplete information" about his phone conversations with Russia's ambassador to the U.S., Sergey Kislyak.
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Chris Burn, a gambling therapist at Castle Craig Hospital, said in a press release that bitcoin trading, with its fast pace and potential for high risk and high reward, appeals to the same types of personalities drawn to gambling.
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Swapping the different bits in and out of the shaft is quick and easy, so if the project at-hand features lots of different pieces of hardware, this screwdriver will help you to keep working at a fast pace.
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More broadly, the blindingly fast pace at which clothes are now manufactured, worn, and discarded means that they've become more disposable, more commodities than keepsakes, and that shoppers are essentially conditioned to expect a constant stream of new items.
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"We are at a fast-pace growth stage, so we want to make sure that we have the sufficient capital because as an insurance company we have to have a strong capital base to do more business," Tang said.
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Flynn blamed his resignation late Monday on the "fast pace of events" that led him to "inadvertently" give Vice President Pence and others "incomplete information" about his phone conversations with Russia's ambassador to the U.S. View the discussion thread.
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The U.S. was steady against a basket of major currencies on Tuesday on uncertainty over whether the U.S. Federal Reserve would signal a slow or fast pace of interest rate increases at the end of a closely-watched policy meeting.
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"Unfortunately, because of the fast pace of events, I inadvertently briefed the vice president-elect and others with incomplete information regarding my phone calls with the Russian ambassador," Flynn wrote in the letter, which was made public at 11 p.m.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's central bank is likely to keep its fast pace of interest rate cuts in September after policymakers rejected the idea of signaling a more cautious move, according to the minutes released on Tuesday of its last policy meeting.
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"I'm very encouraged by the fact that the U.K. government is being renewed at such a fast pace, which is promising for the future of the (Brexit) negotiations, which unfortunately will have to take place in any case," he said.
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We often work on different aspects of the same song in separate rooms and that ability to tag-team the work let's us move at a very fast pace, which is super important given the amount of projects we collaborate on.
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Data highlighting the fast pace at which new government-approved supplies are coming on stream may fuel tensions with the United States and Europe, which have accused China of subsidizing its domestic steel industry and exporting its excess capacity abroad.
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That's a tall order for any country, but Germany in particular has been averse to boosts in military spending since World War II. Germany also argues that it would have trouble absorbing such a large increase at such a fast pace.
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"Because the pandemic is spreading at an incredibly fast pace, postponing using these tools by even an hour could cause the deaths of a very large amount of Israelis," Prime Minister Benjamin NetanyahuBenjamin (Bibi) NetanyahuMORE said at a press conference.
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Democratic leaders aren't offering a specific timeline for impeachment proceedings, which were officially launched on Tuesday, but liberals are pressing to keep a fast pace on allegations they believe are the most clear-cut for the public to understand to date.
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Espinoza equated Gormley's opening strides Saturday to a rocket launch and, fearing that he might become locked into an overly fast pace, elected to jerk the horse back — "a bit harder than I wanted," he said — to the second flight.
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The fast-pace survival game , in which 100 players are dropped onto a colorful island and fight until only one remains, has over 40 million active monthly players, and its videos are the most watched on YouTube and the streaming platform Twitch.
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SAO PAULO, Jan 31 (Reuters) - Banco Santander Brasil SA's Chief Financial Officer Angel Santodomingo Martell told analysts during a conference call on Wednesday that despite the fast pace of credit growth, the bank sees no deterioration of the quality of its loan portfolio.
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"In light of the fast pace of change in the media sector, Axel Springer now needs continued organic investments and successful execution of its strategy," said KKR's Philipp Freise, adding that KKR would support this "in a long-term and sustainable manner".
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"We felt strongly that because these storefronts were rapidly disappearing at such a fast pace in the face of modernization and conformity, that the once unique appearance and character of New York's colorful streets was suffering in the process," the couple says.
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Ideal candidates will have: Excellent writing skills Interest in relationships, sex, dating, psychology, and health Ability to be creative and package stories in exciting ways, and work at a fast pace A journalism background Our interns are an integral part of our team.
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They include a population that is living longer, and in some countries growing at a fast pace; and a corresponding rising number of health issues, since even as we find cures and treatments for viruses and other diseases and conditions, new ones arise.
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Flynn blamed his resignation on the "fast pace of events" that prompted him to "inadvertently" give Vice President Pence and others "incomplete information" about his phone conversations with Russia's ambassador to the U.S., Sergey Kislyak, in December before the Trump administration took office.
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It is true that conservatives have made gains with this president and the fast pace at which he has appointed more federal circuit court judges than his recent predecessors, thus changing the judicial landscape of the country for the next several decades.
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The U.S. economy added 223,000 jobs in May, data revealed Friday, leading government debt prices to fall, as traders became more confident on the economy's prospects and the likelihood that the Federal Reserve will be forced to increase rates at a fast pace.
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BEIJING/SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi Inc's quarterly revenue soared due to strong demand in India and other emerging markets but doubts remained on whether it can sustain the fast pace of growth and its shares reversed early gains to end lower.
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Marsch had figured that the 90-plus-degree heat would work in his team's favor, that the Red Bulls were young, that they played at a relentlessly fast pace, and that those veteran N.Y.C.F.C. legs would surely fade in the second half.
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"With all its inventive momentum, all its pleasurable beats, the fast pace of the race, the scenery unfurling, the novel ends up far from where it started, in a place of historical reckoning and colonial guilt," Craig Taylor writes in his review.
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A recent poll of people aged 18-35 by a state think-tank found 52% of those living in smaller towns and cities had moved there after spending on average three years in top-tier cities, citing the fast pace of life.
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Presiding Judge T.S. Ellis, who has repeatedly urged attorneys in the criminal trial to maintain a fast pace and scrap evidence related to Manafort's lavish lifestyle throughout court proceedings, also bluntly suggested that both teams of lawyers should keep their closing remarks brief.
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That the cutting insult has achieved inside joke status between the two leaders exemplifies the extent of the diplomatic détente between the US and North Korea in the year since Trump delivered those jarring threats at the UN and its lightning-fast pace.
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Its "attack vector" (to borrow Monzo's Tom Blomfield's phrase) was originally low exchange fees when spending in a foreign currency, which undoubtedly fuelled much of the startup's early growth and mindshare, but new features and products are being added at an increasingly fast pace.
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This fast pace of growth suggests that, if sustained, off-grid connections will within a few years outstrip the rate at which people are being connected to the grid, leapfrogging power lines in much the same way that mobile phones bypassed fixed-line telephone networks.
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LONDON, July 220 (Reuters) - Sterling dived and gilts rose on Friday after surveys showed business activity shrinking at a fast pace after the shock Brexit vote last month, bolstering expectations the Bank of England will have to do more next month to stimulate growth.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar was steady against a basket of major currencies on Tuesday on uncertainty over whether the U.S. Federal Reserve would signal a slow or fast pace of interest rate increases at the end of a closely-watched policy meeting.
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"Unfortunately, because of the fast pace of events, I inadvertently briefed the vice president-elect and others with incomplete information regarding my phone calls with the Russian ambassador," Flynn wrote in his resignation letter, revealing that his definition of "inadvertently" is a loose one.
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HERZOGENAURACH, Germany — The German sportswear company Adidas said on Thursday that it expected sales and net profit to rise at a fast pace in 2016, helped by aggressive marketing and big events like the European soccer championship and the Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.
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"We were looking at Silicon Valley and looking at what was happening in China and saw that Latin America was a very large region with a large population and GDP and the right demographics and a fast pace of adoption of new technologies," says Szekasy.
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That need for speed is apparent in the fast pace of diplomacy that appears to be leading to a first-ever summit meeting between the leaders of the United States and North Korea, who just a few months ago appeared on the brink of war.
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"Even given the incredibly fast pace of news in the Trump era, the speed with which the Ukraine scandal has moved from vague complaint to impeachable offense has been stunning," reads the editorial published by the Connecticut Post, the state's second-largest newspaper by circulation.
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Forecasts for economic growth elsewhere in Latin America were also revised down for most countries, the poll showed, projecting a slower recovery for a region that has struggled in recent years to keep a fast pace of growth amid low commodity prices and heightened market volatility.
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Meanwhile, Amazon's app store for Alexa has been expanding at a fast pace since the Echo's debut, thanks not only to the growing line of Alexa devices and their affordable price points, but also because consumers are becoming more interested in voice computing services for their homes.
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"This was indeed an historic event, I mean the agreement which was signed between OPEC and non-OPEC countries, it's the first time in history...in compliance with the agreement that was reached, we are going to achieve the 300,000 result at a fast pace," he said.
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Those efforts have paid off as company has added online subscribers at a fast pace in the past few years, also aided by the so-called "Trump bump" - the effect of U.S. President Donald Trump's attacks on the paper as well as its coverage of his administration.
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"China's solar industry has been growing at a fast pace in recent years, making itself a target of protectionism in some countries," the MIIT said, adding the disputes have hindered Chinese solar companies from expanding overseas and would add to the costs in the global solar market.
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"We basically doubled the growth rate in deliveries to 25% from 15% earlier this year and we hope to keep this fast pace to become a major competitor in wholesale deliveries," Rivero said, adding online orders are delivered in Sao Paulo within 72 hours free of charge.
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We're looking for the following: Clear writing skills Passion for beauty and style trends, products, tips, and hacks Ability to be creative and package stories in exciting ways, and work at a fast pace A journalism background Our interns are an integral part of our team.
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Mueller is proceeding on a fast pace for an investigation of this type and it seems to me that one primary driver of that is that, unlike most prosecutors, he's competing with parallel investigations, in this case congressional investigations, that don't necessarily have the same interests as he does.
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"Our study strongly indicates that if a group of animals is experiencing a fast pace of extinction more so than they can replace, then they are prone to annihilation once a major catastrophe occurs," co-author Manabu Sakamoto of the University of Reading said in a press release.
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EA is trying to sell players on a triumphant return to Battlefield's roots EA says it's trying to exemplify the bizarre contrasts of WWI, in which an arms race meant weaponry and vehicles were advancing at such a fast pace that horses existed on the same field as tanks.
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That's just not enough time to tell a cohesive story, not without a fast pace and flashy editing, both of which are anathema to the style of Mom producer Chuck Lorre (who's also responsible for The Big Bang Theory and the late Two and a Half Men, among others).
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Flynn blamed his resignation late Monday on the "fast pace of events" that led him to "inadvertently" give Pence and others "incomplete information" about his phone conversations with Russia's ambassador to the U.S. He apologized to the president and vice president and said the two had accepted his apology.
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But a fast pace is more than a generic quality; speed today deserves attention as a subject in its own right, whether in the propagation of misinformation through social networks, the opaque and instantaneous transfers of capital into cryptocurrencies and tax havens or the cataclysmic changes in our climate.
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Yet, in Brazil, one of the world's largest economies despite the current crisis, e-commerce sales are expected to reach more than $22 billion this year (up more than 13 percent over 2015), and m-commerce in Brazil continues to rise at a fast pace, according to recent data from eMarketer.
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B99 gains much of its humor from its fast pace and snappy patter, and both of those elements are largely stripped from the episode's most involved scenes, particularly one where Amy and Rosa (Stephanie Beatriz, who also directed) debate whether Amy was right to give the woman the advice she did.
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"We should be taking advantage of the falling cost of clean energy and the fast pace of market change to require even greater reductions, not write a standard that is intended to do nothing," said David Doniger, director of the Climate and Clean Energy Program at the Natural Resources Defense Council.
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Flynn blamed his resignation late Monday on the "fast pace of events" that led him to "inadvertently" give Vice President Pence and others "incomplete information" about his phone conversations with Russia's ambassador to the U.S. He apologized to the president and vice president and said the two had accepted his apology.
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Reed established a strict set of parameters for his practice: a narrow vertical format; thick acrylic paint in one of two colors on a warm creamy white; a brush of a certain width; loaded, horizontal brushstrokes that welcomed the accidental; a fast pace to avoid bogging down in the process.
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"I was working on my previous game at the time, The Entertainer, and in contrast to the relative fast pace of that game — the premise is you run around a busy market square, busking for money to eat while avoiding the police and prison — I wanted to do something a lot more calm," Cardenas stated.
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" According to the grand jury investigation, Piazza allegedly participated in a hazing ritual at Beta Theta Pi called "the gauntlet," whereby the pledges were made to drink at a fast pace at a series of drinking stations — such as the shotgun and wine station — for the purpose of getting "pledges drunk in a very short amount of time.
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I played a preview build of Ape Out, navigating my way through two "discs," which act as sorts of worlds and contain a handful of levels that increase in difficulty as a percussive jazz track pushes you forward through heavily guarded rooms, sporadic drum beats encouraging a fast pace of movement as satisfactory cymbal crashes punctuate every kill.
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The retired Army lieutenant general blamed the "fast pace of events" for why he "inadvertently" gave "incomplete information" to Vice President Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceFEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding Log Cabin Republicans endorse Trump MORE and others about the talks.
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The 2015 Paris agreement, the world's first comprehensive climate agreement, has been ratified by 195 nations and aims to hold global warming to well below two degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels in order to significantly reduce the fast pace of climate change, and make the world's nations better able to adapt to a warming planet.
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" According to the findings of a grand jury, Timothy allegedly participated in a hazing ritual at Beta Theta Pi called "the gauntlet," whereby the pledges were made to drink at a fast pace at a series of drinking stations — such as the shotgun and wine station — for the purpose of getting "pledges drunk in a very short amount of time.
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As the investigation seems to be moving forward at a fast pace and in several directions, it may be helpful to take a step back and recall why Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein appointed Mueller in the first place, what Mueller is charged with doing, and why it is in the public interest for his investigation to proceed to its conclusion.
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It added that while renewable fuel supplies were set to increase at a fast pace, diversification from non-renewable resources would be expensive and time consuming, "Despite growing aspirations to diversify away from fossil fuels, we think demand for most energy resources, including oil, coal, and natural gas, is likely to keep rising over the coming decade," the UBS analysts said in the research.
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We're looking for the following: Excellent writing skills Passion for and familiarity with a range of lifestyle subjects, including celebrities and entertainment; optical illusions, brain teasers and Photoshop scandals; health and fitness; food; travel; relationships and general wellness; and more Ability to be creative and package stories in exciting ways, and work at a fast pace A journalism background Our interns are an integral part of our team.
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