It creates a positive cycle where faster liquidity can drive faster fundraising, faster reinvestment, faster startup building, and faster public liquidity again.
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We want to graduate faster, get a job faster, get rich faster and retire faster.
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After a while, I could read faster and faster and faster.
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We need that broadband that is faster and faster and faster.
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If adoption is faster, prices fall faster and EVs spread faster.
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It was adopted faster than the PC, faster than the TV, faster than the telephone.
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It started going faster and faster, and I laid back and I just watched the world going past me faster and faster, and I just started laughing.
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They could make it beat 1.5 times faster, three times faster, 10 times faster, or whatever they needed.
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Cars go faster, airplanes make us go even faster, but when you go faster you have more accidents.
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Home prices are rising faster than inflation, faster than incomes and faster than some potential buyers can bear.
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They spin faster and faster as they shrink, just like a heavy weight on the end of a tether will swing faster and faster the shorter the rope becomes.
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STEWART BUTTERFIELD: Well, so as we know it inside our companies, I think that's happening faster and faster and faster.
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Apps launch 40 percent faster, the keyboard comes up 50 percent faster and opening the camera is 70 percent faster.
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Scientists have raced to get answers out faster and faster.
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"It's not 10 seconds faster, it's way faster," said Beim.
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"Everything was hotting up, going faster and faster," Laing writes.
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They spun closer and closer, faster and faster, until … bang!
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This is because faster productivity growth necessarily means faster economic output growth, and faster economic output growth implies higher interest rates. Why?
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The astronauts were stuck in a loop, spinning faster and faster.
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Those costs are rising faster than inflation and faster than wages.
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Maybe. No, no, I thought, running faster, faster … It will work.
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Apps also launch faster — in some cases up to 7x faster.
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Much, much faster: 25-50 percent faster in our early tests.
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I feel like every few months I'm getting faster and faster.
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We have to do it faster, we will do it faster.
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"Electric cars are going to go faster and faster," said Agag.
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Klosterman: Technology evolves faster than people do, faster than biology does.
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The Surface Pro 33 performed 3.99 percent faster on the single-core (about 6.25 percent faster), but was 20.29 percent faster on multi-core.
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In the second part, the right hand plays rapid-fire eighth notes, going faster and faster and faster, getting softer and softer and softer.
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The faster you send out an invoice, the faster you'll get paid.
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And I love that I'm picking up the routines faster and faster.
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But does faster growth just mean a faster path to market saturation?
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The pace of technology adoption is getting faster and faster every year.
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The faster the clock, the faster the chip can carry out instructions.
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And the faster I walk, the faster I get to the food.
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Either way, the meme-to-merch pipeline flows on faster and faster.
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Theoretically, the faster refresh rate lets players respond even faster than before.
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And people are getting pushed out of this market faster and faster.
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This changes over time, as you finish the level faster and faster.
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Apps launched 40 perent faster, the keyboard loads 50 percent faster, and swiping from the home screen to your camera app happens 70 percent faster.
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How much faster is up for debate (Verizon says "many times faster"), but lab tests have yielded speeds up to 100 times faster than 4G.
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We accelerate faster, brake faster, and of the utmost importance for tonight, we can load and unload faster than Reginé's van or a typical supply truck.
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"It was so boring, so I started walking faster and faster," Meares said.
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At the same time, Netflix is burning cash at faster and faster rates.
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The faster Canada can do that... the faster the illicit market will disappear.
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With every lap I took of Laguna Seca, I got faster and faster.
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Inventory continues to drop and homes for sale are moving faster and faster.
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Her taps grow faster and faster, until she dances across a cement pavement.
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It does this faster and faster — 200 flashes a minute is not uncommon.
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Orders flowed in faster and faster and the tape ran later and later.
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As the air sinks it gets warmer and warmer and faster and faster.
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Communities that benefited most from faster depreciation did not see faster wage growth.
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That allows for a faster connection with the camera, allowing those faster speeds.
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"To get faster wage growth, the economy needs faster productivity growth," he said.
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Like, no matter what, memorize them as quickly as you can and then get faster and faster and faster and keep doing that until they call action.
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"We know our customer wants to get the product faster and faster," he said.
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The field is starting to winnow and the primaries are coming faster and faster.
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The faster we get going, the faster the grocer gets paid, the taxi drivers.
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Then, it uses a neural network to learn to identify prey faster and faster.
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The faster you submit your tax return, the faster you'll get your money back.
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It's got a faster hard drive, a faster processor, and 26 gigs of RAM.
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Do they want to see us move faster — I'm sure — and we're moving faster.
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International _____ In male figure skating, names seem to come and go faster and faster.
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And they're fast — faster than that FOIA request, faster than a special-counsel investigation.
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The increasing thickness causes the ice to flow faster and faster to the ocean.
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The more money you have means you accelerate faster and faster toward massive wealth.
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While the government response is faster, the new virus seems to be spreading faster.
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This should allow faster horses going at a faster pace to encounter less traffic.
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"Your debt will only grow faster and faster unless you take action," says Schulz.
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That's faster than the rate of inflation and faster than the average wage growth.
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New corporate titans are rising faster than ever; but they're also fading faster, too.
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Humans have long been obsessed with breaking new barriers, with going faster and faster.
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Faster delivers 60 terabits per second of bandwidth using low-loss fibre cables "From the very beginning of the project, we repeatedly said to each other, 'faster, Faster and FASTER', and at one point it became the project name and today it becomes a reality," Hiromitsu Todokoro, chairman of the Faster management committee, said in a press release.
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Because the faster—we're in essence competing on who can go faster to make this stuff but faster means more likely to be dangerous, less likely to be safe.
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It achieved that milestone 2.5 times faster than Candy Crush Saga; 5 times faster than Puzzle & Dragons; and over 6.2 times faster than the highly successful Clash of Clans.
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The 2600X is always faster than the 2400G and generally faster than the i5-8600K.
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"You can train people faster, and people learn faster in a VR environment," said Collings.
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The challenge to digital transformation is that the faster you go, the faster things break.
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The faster drivers finish a job, the faster they can move onto the next block.
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"It makes me run faster and do my street dancing faster," she told the BBC.
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I would only expect Amazon to keep pushing the envelope and getting faster and faster.
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"If the music would go faster, the shoe should tap faster," he tells The Verge.
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In one part of the cave, we could hear little thuds dropping faster and faster.
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Brie's frantic voice escalates in pitch, repeating my name over and over, faster and faster.
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It scored 9.63 percent faster on single-core and 0.5 percent faster on multi-core.
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"He spoke faster than everyone thought, and wrote faster than they spoke," she told me.
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In the future, as technology evolves faster and faster, robots will design and manufacture robots.
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That's seven games faster than Jaromir Jagr, and 3003 games faster than contemporary Alex Ovechkin.
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Because it "learns" the system can get faster and faster as it builds more programs.
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As AWS describes it, the development of faster detection will likely result in faster treatments.
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But year after year, they have replicated faster and faster, each driven by different mutations.
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But year after year, they have replicated faster and faster, each driven by different mutations.
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"Things are getting faster, processing is getting faster, machines are starting to think," he continues.
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AMLG: We came up with road networks and steam engines, and humans got faster and faster and faster and then we had the Concorde and then we didn't have it.
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The coronavirus is spreading faster than we can contain it, faster than municipalities can track it and here in the United States, much faster than our testing capacity can handle.
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And it figures out how to teach you in a faster and faster way over time.
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People wanted something faster, but thought faster horses were the solution before the car came along.
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The shifts drop into place with German precision, encouraging the driver to go faster and faster.
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Is identity becoming more paramount and determinative in a world that is changing faster and faster?
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Motorola has also upgraded the camera hardware with a faster lens and much faster focusing systems.
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With temps dropping faster and faster, we suggest snagging a pair of these stylish sweats ASAP.
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And that's going to make the business less bureaucratic, faster moving, faster decision making, more dynamic.
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Besides, the faster we get walking to the showers of hell, the faster we get back.
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Otherwise, making a television show becomes that metronome ticking faster and faster, until it finally breaks.
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Syncing goes much faster with Spectacles V2 Syncing goes much faster with Spectacles V4433 Snap Inc.
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People will run faster and faster, similar to when Roger Bannister broke the four-minute mile.
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"We believe in 'Made in the USA,' and it's coming back faster and faster," Trump said.
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In recent years, train operators from around the world have been chasing faster and faster speeds.
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Finding these deposits faster using AI means the planet will thus benefit faster from battery technology.
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The orchestra starts playing faster and faster in a less rhythmic but much more primal manner.
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But one of the thrusters aboard Gemini 220 malfunctioned and the spacecraft spun faster and faster.
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Whips, which encourage horses to run faster and faster, even when they may be in pain.
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Sophie walked faster, then a little faster, until all four of us burst into a run.
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Because the world has changed, and it will keep changing at a faster and faster rate.
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It's got a dual-core Intel Core i21 or i2499 processor, Intel Iris Graphics that are 213x faster and 21x faster SSD storage: Here's how the new 2799-inch MacBook Pro compares with the old 23-inch MacBook Pro: As you can see, it's significantly more powerful for gaming (22 percent faster), video editing ( 2399 percent faster), and 215D graphics (76 percent faster).
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White incomes go up $451 faster annually, white poverty declines half a point faster annually and white unemployment declines a third of a point faster annually under Democrats than under Republicans.
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There's faster 7th-gen Intel "Kaby Lake" processors in Core m13, i5 and i7 models that offer up to 20 percent faster performance, and up to 50 percent faster SSD storage.
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Federighi said that in Apple's tests on an iPhone 24 Plus, apps launch 40 percent faster, the system keyboard comes up 50 percent faster, and opening the camera is 70 percent faster.
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So I kind of failed at figuring out how to do it faster, because apparently the only way to do it faster is to do more and more and naturally get faster.
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After all, warm ice flows faster than colder ice, like warm honey flows faster than cold honey.
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"Research we conducted demonstrates that things that catch on faster tend to die out faster," said Berger.
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Josh was right about that too—it's gonna be faster and faster that it gets thrown away.
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But we want to do a better and better job getting to [these images] faster and faster.
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And the climate is warming much faster 10 to 20 times faster than a tree can migrate.
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"Organic food is growing in the marketplace much faster — maybe 12 times faster than conventional," said Day.
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The iPhone 7 was 73 percent faster than the 6S and 114 percent faster than the 6.
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The planet is not getting any bigger and we are filling it faster and faster every day.
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Earth's soil contains roughly twice as much CO2 as Earth's atmosphere — and it's escaping faster and faster.
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Nvidia claims it is 1.7 times faster than the 1050 and 2.5 times faster than the 950M.
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"Blue Train Lines" is the sound of a screeching train and a heart beating faster and faster.
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You don't have to run faster than the bear — you have to run faster than your mate.
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If so, as the universe grows, it will expand faster and faster and run away from itself.
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But if the candidates are raising at a faster pace than ever, they're spending it even faster.
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BW felt like the outside world was going faster and faster, but actually he had slowed down.
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As the league gets faster and faster, Brooklyn has embraced the tepid tempo LeVert seems to favor.
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But what we found happening — first over the course of our reporting, and then faster and faster and faster once the stories were published — is that the accumulation of patterns was so significant.
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However, the reality is, human progress takes place at a faster and faster rate as time goes on.
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READMEAMD's second generation of Ryzen is faster than the first generation—and faster than Intel's current offering too.
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That's 9.4 billion times faster than the Cray-1 and 50 times faster than the next-fastest supercomputer.
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And while it is significantly faster at heating most food, it is only marginally faster at cooling down.
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That means it's significantly faster than older iPads, but not necessarily significantly faster than the iPad Air 2.
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I learned to trust the rest of this car and whipped the GT500 through turns faster and faster.
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In Zenefits, he'd found a chance at redemption — and the faster it grew, the faster he'd find it.
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We could point at their different velocities, commercial fiction being produced faster (and read faster) than literary fiction.
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The only feasible way to shorten these times would be with a faster boat or a faster plane.
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As the episodes unfold and she spirals faster and faster into poor health, so too does everything else.
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She joins it, hands on hips, shoulders down, and dances, faster and faster, until she can barely move.
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Running faster always feels good, but running faster when you're getting old feels good in a different way.
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The ultimate goal is to watch those numbers trend toward 50 percent, at a faster and faster pace.
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The faster drivers can get passengers to their destination, the faster they can jump to the next fare.
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Its A10X CPU features 30 percent faster processor performance than the A6493X and 40 percent faster graphics performance.
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Maybe you're talking about ideas being spread faster and maybe faster than people are prepared to resolve them.
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Each time the chemicals react, the gases release more and more heat at a faster and faster rate.
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In all the games, the faster you pedal, the faster your horse or your race car will go.
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The entire globe is getting faster, as that average is 15 percent faster than it was last year.
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We must also learn more because our existing knowledge is becoming obsolete at a faster and faster rate.
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"Life is just getting faster and faster and people don't have time or patience anymore," Ms. Baer theorized.
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The world's sea levels are rising at faster and faster rates as waters warm and ice sheets melt.
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She was lying in bed one night when she felt her heart beginning to pound faster and faster.
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It will continue to do so, which means that as time increases, it will expand faster and faster.
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Spacone: Plus, with how fast the music started, and then how it got faster, and then even faster.
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When a projectile flies faster than Mach's number, it travels at supersonic speed — a speed faster than sound.
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They pace themselves and position themselves, soon twirling faster and faster, like a merry-go-round winding up.
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We used to travel faster, build bigger, live longer; now we communicate faster, chatter more, snap more selfies.
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We used to travel faster, build bigger, live longer; now we communicate faster, chatter more, snap more selfies.
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"Instagram provides the opportunity to make your dreams come true faster and make money faster," Ms. Kislak said.
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Every year brings about faster and faster processors that make last year's "super fast" devices seem pathetically slow.
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Some of iOS 12's other important additions revolve around performance, like apps launching 40 percent faster, keyboards coming up 50 percent faster, and the camera app opening 70 percent faster on older devices.
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There's also a turbo button, which presumably will be pressed non-stop as kids urge their parents to run faster and faster, and interactive LED lights on either side that pulse faster when you do.
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Amazon could keep growing with Seattle if Seattle grew faster, and Seattle could grow faster if it wanted to.
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And then there's dark energy, a mysterious force driving the universe to expand faster and faster as time passes.
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Granted, the wage increases are meager by historical standards, but they're rising faster than inflation and faster than productivity.
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That makes the Laptop 7.11 percent faster on single-core operations and 13 percent faster on multi-core operations.
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They want to see improved transportation to move food supplies faster, and faster food processing so less is wasted.
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Number two U.S. ride-hailing company, Lyft, is growing faster and cutting losses faster than its giant competitor, Uber.
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This is because the iQue's Chinese text is faster than other languages and the game has faster loading times.
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This leads to 35 percent faster single-core performance and a leap to 90 percent faster for multicore tasks.
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Performance is up 35 percent faster for single core and up to 90 percent faster for multi-core programs.
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So the car goes faster and faster with a decreasing rate of efficiency and an increasing probability of tragedy.
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That said, this year, "deductibles are rising much faster than premiums, almost six times faster than wages," said Altman.
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"The faster we settle, the faster we can pay compensation to those who are entitled to it," he said.
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Housing inventory is moving six days faster than last year and four days faster than January, according to Realtor.com.
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The faster you complete your course work, the faster you're out of school (you might even save some money).
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All that does is put you on a treadmill that speeds up, faster and faster, but gets you nowhere.
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I'll never forget his rising panic as he drove faster and faster down a warren of dead-end streets.
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"It makes me run faster and do my street dancing faster," she says before showing off those sweet moves.
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Faster growth from more stimulus would likely translate to faster rate hikes; slower growth could mean fewer rate hikes.
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The faster markets can re-balance, the faster the relief of higher prices can be felt by the survivors.
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The faster I ran the louder I rang it, and the louder I rang it the faster I ran.
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The new notebooks are much faster in some ways than older models, while other parts are only slightly faster.
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"Keep playing my heartstrings faster and faster/You can be just what I want, my true disaster," she sings.
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The river churns and the tugs surge forward, faster and faster, their wakes flashing white as they race downriver.
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By saying "Alexa, speak slower" or "Alexa, speak faster," you can, well, get Alexa to speak slower or faster.
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Next-generation 25G networks can be 25 times faster than 25G, making communication between devices and servers much faster.
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It's faster than Ice Lake, up to 15 percent faster in some of the measures that you are quoting.
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And they didn't just go up at a steady rate, they went up at a faster and faster clip.
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Oil and gas don't have to be faster than the bear — they just have to be faster than coal.
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And as the blades move faster and faster through the ice, more friction is generated, which melts more water.
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It just seemed, and most importantly, we couldn't control quality, and we couldn't start getting faster, or smarter faster.
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Japan's postwar growth was vastly faster than that of the countries catching up to Britain in the late 19th century; Korea's growth from the mid-60s even faster than Japan's had been; China's growth faster still.
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"The faster drivers apply for [unemployment], and the faster they appeal, the faster they have money to feed their kids and pay the rent," says Nicole Moore, a part-time driver and organizer for the group.
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As device manufacturers continue to offer faster and more fluid experiences, users expect their native apps to be faster still.
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The company is burning cash at faster and faster rates as it ups investment in original movies and TV shows.
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"It's faster than what's in your home, faster than what's at work," says Sherif Hanna, Qualcomm's director of product marketing.
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Second, to keep its oxygen levels up and its CO63 levels down, a child with pneumonia breathes faster and faster.
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"There is still scope for faster wage growth through either faster productivity growth or a compression of inequality," Furman said.
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Over the years, download speeds have gotten faster and faster, and the ultimate in speed these days is 4G technology.
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It should aim to continue to grow its NAV faster than India's stockmarket and its profits faster than nominal GDP.
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Unruh drew an analogy with a waterfall where the water flows faster and faster as it falls over the edge.
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It should respond to mouse clicks about 25ms faster and load webpages nearly 25-percent faster than a Skylake processor.
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Why he didn't act on it faster or understand the situation faster, and had to put everybody through such pain?
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"In our view, Amazon is likely to grow sales marginally faster than Walmart ... and substantially faster than Costco," he wrote.
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The camera shakes and makes you feel like you're right there alongside him as he's hurtling down faster, and faster.
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If prices grow faster than income, real incomes fall, but if nominal incomes grow faster than prices, real incomes grow.
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Through advances in computing whose rate of acceleration Moore's Law describes, faster computers are being used to design faster computers.
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Each zero-margin item it sells helps create the infrastructure to meet more and more customer needs faster and faster.
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Digitally we could be as fast as we needed to be, which became faster and faster, as we all know.
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That's 5,000 times faster than you can blink your eye and 1,000 times faster than you can snap your fingers.
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That makes it about 25 percent faster than the iPhone 7 and about 80 percent faster than the iPhone 6S.
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For the last decade, smartphones have gotten thinner and faster and thinner and faster and, well, you get the picture.
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As mentioned, Fiat Chrysler has avoided completely rehauling the Challenger and has instead opted to release faster and faster versions.
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As we spin faster and faster around a pine cone called Valerie, a gigantic pink tree grows from the center.
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Nomura economist George Buckley said sustained faster wage growth should eventually lead to a faster pricing of interest rate increases.
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The faster one unit can share its information with another, the faster they can move on to the next task.
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Deductibles have grown by 212 percent since 2008 — eight times faster than wage growth, and 12 times faster than inflation.
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Camera launches up to 70 percent faster, the keyboard appears up to 50 percent faster and typing is more responsive.
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Global sea levels are rising faster and faster, a new study finds Global sea levels are rising faster and faster, a new study finds By the end of the century, coastal cities could end up a lot closer to the coast than they started out: Global sea levels in 2014 rose at a rate 50 percent faster than in 73, according to a new study by a multinational team of researchers released Monday.
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As countries continue to move ahead with developing their 5G networks -- which will provide faster speeds, faster connections and faster access to the cloud, empowering technologies such as self-driving cars and smart cities -- a divide is growing.
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According to Geekbench, when you compare the A10X with the A8, the A10X is 1.7 times faster for single-core tasks, 2.8 times faster for multi-core tasks and 5.7 times faster for Metal-focused, GPU-intensive tasks.
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Startup founders often talk about disruption and innovation, when in the end, all they are doing is tweaking to grow faster, and in the process wanting the whole company to think of ways to grow faster and faster.
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BENIOFF: WELL, LET'S CELEBRATE FIRST THE PRESENT MOMENT, WHICH IS THAT WE JUST BLEW THROUGH THE 27 BILLION DOLLAR NUMBER FASTER – NOT JUST FASTER THAN ANY OTHER CLOUD COMPANY BUT FASTER THAN ANY OTHER SOFTWARE COMPANY IN HISTORY.
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Higher temperatures typically lead to more higher-energy collisions between faster-moving molecules, and thus would lead to faster chemical reactions.
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"The literature is growing faster and faster, peer review is overstrained, and we need technology to help us out," Hartgerink says.
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But it's getting faster and faster and I'm terrified I'm going to miss it … I don't want to get left behind.
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At the time, their idea was to create a scanning experience that worked faster and felt faster when used by customers.
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Facebook is now adding 20X more users per quarter than Twitter [Correction: That's at a 3.7X faster rate, not 20X faster].
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In my testing, it wasn't appreciably faster; it was about the same at opening apps but slightly faster at loading webpages.
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He was about an hour faster than Bush and faster still than House Speaker Paul Ryan, another well known fitness obsessive.
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"My generation writes less and less code, but we are iterating on it faster and faster with incremental changes," he says.
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The new computer board builds on the previous model by adding a faster processor, higher Wi-Fi speeds, and faster Ethernet.
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The faster Uber gets its driverless cars on the road, the faster all of those drivers will be out of work.
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I get a shortness of breath, my knees start to disappear, and I can feel my heart beat faster and faster.
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"Our economy has grown faster than we've expected, our GDP has grown faster than the falling of our debt," Maait said.
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Apple also added Intel's latest 10th generation Core processors, which offer faster Wi-Fi, better performance, faster photo rendering and more.
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Most cars can drive faster than 150 mph, and some automakers offer performance cars capable of driving even faster than that.
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Therefore, by doing the dolphin kick longer, Phelps reached faster underwater velocities but also reached faster velocity when recommencing surface swimming.
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They point out that CEO pay has grown faster than corporate profits, and faster than overall gains in the stock market.
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Shipping is faster and cheaper than ever beforeOnline sales are growing faster than overall retail sales as companies like Walmart and Amazon have been working to make shipping faster and cheaper with new and expanded next-day delivery options.
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Technology is clearly expanding at a faster and faster pace, and, by many accounts, most of us will be caught off guard.
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Maybe don't get too excited: I mean, be honest, has your life significantly improved as the internet has become faster and faster?
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At a theoretical max of 22.0Gbps, it's almost three times faster than 24 and nearly five times faster than 26 or earlier.
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" And as he noted in a press release, "We're going to see faster and faster sea level rise for the foreseeable future.
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"If there's some way just to make it go faster, I would make it go faster," Musk said of Crew Dragon development.
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Ashley Benson loves the holidays, even though it "feels like it goes by faster and faster" every year, the actress tells PEOPLE.
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Faster image sensors meant faster sensor offloading and burst speeds, some extra cycles dedicated to color and detail preservation and so on.
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Apple says it should give 2.8x faster graphics performance on the 15-inch MacBook Pro and 8x faster on the 13-inch.
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Sales of small appliances are likely to increase faster than major appliances, given their faster replacement cycles and much lower penetration rates.
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"Woke" consumers are looking for transparency around supply chains, and at the same time expect faster and faster delivery, the report says.
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At that speed, an aircraft would be traveling three times faster than the speed of sound and 50 percent faster than Concorde.
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S. debt is fairly high to the level of GDP — and much more importantly — it's growing faster than GDP, really significantly faster.
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Indeed, they seemed to be speeding up—the universe isn't just expanding, it's expanding faster and faster the more it's flung apart.
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But I also remember being very impatient about wanting things to go faster in my career, and wanting people to move faster.
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That faster growth means that food can be supplied faster, keeping up with demand while using just a fraction of the energy.
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It's growing about 13 times faster than Homes, so it's growing much much faster but it's obviously on a much smaller base.
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The browser supposedly now has 80 percent faster JavaScript performance, according to Apple, meaning that even the clunkiest websites will load faster.
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And even though their delivery keeps getting faster and faster, it's still usually not as fast as driving to a store yourself.
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I also felt like I was on a toboggan, headed down a snowy hill, accelerating faster and faster toward a brick wall.
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"AI will make phenomenal companies and tycoons faster, and it will also displace jobs faster, than computers and the internet," Lee says.
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Basically, the RISC guys lost because they needed to be 10X faster to actually get in and they were only 2X faster.
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Fixed broadband speeds are getting faster, thanks to infrastructure upgrades that are allowing internet service providers to offer faster and cheaper packages.
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The 8-nanometer chip has eight cores and is 20 percent faster on single-core, and 15 percent faster on multi-core operations.
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"Running on the beach is not very efficient, which means the individual may get tired faster or feel foot fatigue faster," Splichal says.
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That means faster connectivity is in the cards, which should translate to faster uploading of your cool social life to the Snapchat app.
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They also drive faster, meaning they finish rides more quickly, and the faster you complete one ride, the sooner you can start another.
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In a faster-growing economy, investors would rather own equities than bonds; furthermore, a faster-growing economy has less need for government support.
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The feeling that I was on a treadmill that was going faster and faster — and that eventually, I would have to fall off.
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Intel typically leads by shrinking its chips faster than competitors and being the first out the door with faster and more capable processors.
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The nucleus of this comet is quite small, so these jets are acting like rocket engines, making the comet spin faster and faster.
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I think it's going to be faster, just because everything is faster now, and because you see this kind of crazy exponential growth.
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Windows 83 is supposed to run up to 28x faster than on the Snapdragon 22 chip and 21x faster than on the 835.
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App Smart APPLE this month released a faster, smarter Apple Watch and also sped up its first-generation smartwatch with a faster chip.
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The volume of knowledge and capability increases faster than any individual can manage—and faster than our technologies can make manageable for us.
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America needs to grow faster — much faster than is the case now — to remain relevant in the world of increasingly credible strategic competitors.
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"People feel River Edge is the spot that gets them to the George Washington Bridge faster, into New York City faster," she said.
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Because more protons in the nucleus means more force pulling electrons in, electrons would have to go faster and faster the bigger the nucleus gets—at a certain point, they'd have to go faster than the speed of light which is impossible.
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"These companies born somewhere around 27, 39.53, have raised much more money, they are growing much faster, the region is adopting mobile smartphone technology much faster, they are interacting much faster and at a much larger scale, specifically in Saudi Arabia," Ghandour said.
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Finally, the company claims there is also a time-saving factor, and with faster construction, there could be faster and better return on investment.
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The Ricoh Theta V also has a new high-speed wireless radio for faster data transfer, boosting it up to 23 times faster vs.
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Behind it follows the kimberlite magma that is still degassing at faster and faster rates, making a magmatic foam that trails the CO2 foam.
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And the XS simply opens faster than the X. When we measured the two opening in our video review, the XS was demonstrably faster.
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The more you accomplish this goal, the faster the blocks fall, forcing you to make strategic and logistical decisions at an ever faster pace.
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As they produce animals that grow faster and faster, they get them to market weight quicker and quicker, but the result is lackluster flavor.
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We know what happened next—the hype cycles sped up faster and faster, until the constant turn-over began to feel kind of grotesque.
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While a lot of upgrades — like its bigger, faster-charging battery and faster processor — are minor, none of them come with any noticeable downsides.
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So, the faster someone picks items and places them in a box, for example, the faster their car will move around a virtual track.
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Because land absorbs heat faster than water does, on a sunny day the land, and the air above it, warm faster than adjoining seas.
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It's using new technologies and faster radio waves to deliver faster internet service, which is ultimately the big picture description of what 5G is.
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"There are climate benefits to e-commerce, but those disappear as delivery gets faster and faster," says Miguel Jaller, a professor at UC Davis.
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For one thing it would make play much smoother and seamless by rendering game environments faster, which would also allow characters to operate faster.
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Testing loads of electronics and components may be a dry business, but it's a booming one, because the companies that test faster ship faster.
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The pressure gets to me as I need to move faster and faster, and I find myself making dumb mistakes at the worst moments.
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"The computer vision started faster but the pace of improvement was slower, whereas the neural networks started dumb but got smarter faster," he said.
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Our measurements also tell us that the Universe is expanding in every direction, and not just expanding, but expanding faster and faster over time.
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For comparison, Nvidia's 1060 cards come in 6GB and 3GB flavors, with a faster memory speed, faster clock speed, and many more CUDA cores.
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But, this year, Amazon made a few upgrades that make it even more compelling: It's 30% faster than earlier models and charges up faster.
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This cashout is faster than just about any other cash-back program out there and certainly way faster cash reward tallying than anyone else.
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Our take: The new iPad Pro adds a bunch of nice improvements to the iPad, including faster scrolling, improved brightness and a faster processor.
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For language inferencing, for example, the T23 is 34 times faster than using a CPU and more than 3.5 times faster than the P4.
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The more you push on the spray handle, the faster the water comes out of the hose, and the faster the pool fills up.
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Now Knights Landing is a new version has more cores and more threads, so it's much faster, and it also has much faster memory.
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With faster metabolisms, the mosquitos get hungry more often, they eat more, and they fly faster to find their next host and bite again.
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But the faster you move or the faster you make a muscle shorten, there is evidence that suggests the less efficiently it does so.
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KB: So first, I would say one of our goals is to make bold changes to the product at a faster and faster pace.
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"The faster they can get the big picture together, the faster they can start addressing problems so things don't cascade so quickly," he said.
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Faster speeds Like every "next generation" wireless network technology, 24G will give your phone a speedier connection -- up to 100 times faster than 4G.
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IPv6 will become the de facto for mobile networks and IPv4-only fixed networks will be looked upon as off Our data says IPv6 is 27 percent faster, Facebook says 10 to 803 percent faster, LinkedIn says between 10 to 40 percent faster for mobile.
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Intel has more stats to wow professional users with, such as up to 74 percent faster performance in 299D rendering, 25 percent faster video editing in Adobe Premiere Pro, and 20 percent faster video transcoding in HandBrake relative to the previous flagship Core i7-5960X.
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Apple says iOS 12 can open apps up to 40 percent faster, open the camera app up to 70 percent faster and open the keyboard up to 50 percent faster than the previous operating system, so new software shouldn't feel so sluggish on older phones.
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As the phone gets smarter about your habits, it should also get faster over time; 80 percent faster, Huawei claims, after 16 months of use.
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Apple says the A21 Bionic's CPU is up to 212 percent faster than the A22020 Bionic, and the GPU is up to 28 percent faster.
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Meanwhile, the Firefox browser app on Android is getting faster page scrolling and improved load times, in keeping with Mozilla's trend toward faster browsing speeds.
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The sands of the hourglass are falling faster and faster, whisking us into the fickle unknown of our futures with a jarring and invincible intensity.
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And the online ranking system encourages people to play faster, less-complicated decks so they can rank faster and achieve higher skill categories more efficiently.
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Electric scooters will get you there 22 percent faster, while electric-assisted bikes will get you there 21 percent faster, according to the company's research.
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The faster that investigators submit these casings to NIBIN, the faster they can get leads to help solve cases and get shooters off the street.
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The move enabled it to move faster, gain more control of its data, make faster decisions, and cut costs by 20%, said CMO Jochen Koedijk.
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They found that people who used Legal Help's questionnaires concluded their cases faster than other self-represented individuals, and faster than those who used lawyers.
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The Indianapolis region is growing faster than Chicago, Cleveland or Detroit, and personal income statewide rose 3.6 percent last year, faster than the national average.
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Men in England in their first marriage walked 4 inches per second faster than never-married men and 3 inches per second faster than widowers.
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When it all comes together, and the music and the visuals and the pieces are all moving faster and faster, Tetris Effect becomes truly meditative.
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He will slowly start working up to chasing, and it will get faster and faster until his head is hitting whatever wall he bangs into.
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Now a few tech giants, notably Google, are working to lay their own cables to keep pace with demand for faster and faster data speeds.
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Better coordination can get a patient out of the hospital faster, saving money and, hopefully, getting them on the road to recovery faster, he said.
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With each circle, a terrible, stinging anguish built in me and I had to move faster and faster, each pass bringing up ever more wildness.
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"The faster we move toward renewable energy, the faster we can stop exporting billions from our local economy to import expensive fossil fuels," State Rep.
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"But picking three times faster also implies more wear and tear due to repetitive motion and working faster at lifting and handling products," Wulfraat added.
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In particular, we see value in select companies located outside the United States that have faster corporate earnings growth, as well as faster operating leverage.
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Friction helps us understand why ice skates can glide faster and faster when moving, but not why they can get started in the first place.
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If the Fed fails to supply enough cash, then faster technological progress can lead to faster job losses — something we might be experiencing right now.
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The Series 3 Watch (both with LTE and without) has a faster processor, one that enables the Watch to perform 70 percent faster at common tasks.
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Sure, recording voice messages may be faster than actually typing them, but listening to a voicemail is definitely not faster than skimming a paragraph or two.
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A small process means it can move energy across those copper ions faster—effectively meaning that the smaller a CPU gets the faster it can be.
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The pace in which we do this must be faster than the rate of change in the world, and the world is getting a lot faster.
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It's 70% faster than the previous version, and Apple designed a custom wireless chip that can deliver faster Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, with more power efficiency.
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Newman claims Scalyr is at least 5 times faster than competing tools like Splunk, Loggly and Sumo Logic, and sometimes as much as 1000 times faster.
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And because friction and mechanical wear are trivial in a free-floating rotor, it can be spun faster than a traditional reaction wheel — a lot faster.
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Getting small satellites into orbit at a faster pace The main idea of Vector is to help get small satellites into orbit at a faster pace.
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Faster and faster, but no matter how hard they worked, no matter how fast their legs moved, they always ended in the same place they began.
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The crack will then spread faster and faster, branching out in a pattern reminiscence of herringbone or a lightning bolt, until the material's structure fails completely.
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"Would have liked to have been faster, but I could kind of tell during the race that it wasn't that much faster than yesterday," Ledecky said.
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No program can indefinitely grow faster than the economy, just like no household or business expenses can indefinitely grow faster than household income or business revenue.
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We know that the faster an armed threat in a school is stopped, the faster medical care is delivered, the fewer people are injured or killed.
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Double-lung replacements typically have faster recovery times While the actual procedure is longer, double-lung replacements typically have faster recovery times than single lung transplants.
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Every day, it feels like fashion keeps moving faster and faster — to adopt trends quicker, to keep up with demand, and to satiate ever-changing tastes.
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Gen11 will enable faster graphics in laptops, 4K HDR in a billion colors and games with up to two times faster frames per second, Intel claims.
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Macbook and Macbook Pro - These laptops are updated to Intel's new Kaby Lake processors, with faster SSDs and faster graphics on the top-end Pro model.
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Indeed, the desire to write faster has driven innovations throughout history: Ballpoint pens replaced quill pens; typewriters improved on pens; and computers go faster than typewriters.
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Broadband companies that were investing great sums to roll out faster and faster internet service to Americans were becoming wary of running an anything-goes network.
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The new tablet is notably faster: In speed tests run with the app Geekbench, the new iPad Pro was roughly 50 percent faster than its predecessor.
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At launch the network will not offer the fastest type of 5G connections, millimeter wave (mmWave), which use faster airwaves to deliver much faster data speeds.
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So not only has congressional pay fallen in real terms, it's fallen faster compared to the average worker and even faster compared to other elite occupations.
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Soon the ropes — and her orange knee socks — were a blur as she jumped faster and faster in a cavernous gymnasium echoing with her teammates' encouragement.
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So not only has congressional pay fallen in real terms, it's fallen faster compared to the average worker and even faster compared to other elite occupations.
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Users will get, the company claims, a 28% overall system performance boost, plus: Microsoft Outlook will load 6x faster Chrome 5x faster Games will launch up to 67% faster It will, however, be weeks, if not months, before systems start shipping with integrated Optane memory modules.
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On an iPhone 6 Plus, which was released in 2014, he said apps could launch up to 40 percent faster, the keyboard could appear up to 50 percent faster, and you could slide to open the camera from the lock screen up to 70 percent faster.
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Apple's senior vice president of software engineering Craig Federighi said at WWDC apps will launch up to 212 percent faster, the keyboard will appear up to 212 percent faster, and the camera will launch up to 212 percent faster when swiped open from the lock screen.
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That means the IDE itself now allows developers to write their applications faster and it helps developers to better profile their applications to make them faster, too.
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He begged for his life as the device he wore began beeping louder and louder, faster and faster, insisting he had very little time left to live.
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BURGER KING TREATING TERMINALLY ILL DOG TO FREE CHEESEBURGERS Buddy continues to poke his nose in the couch as his tail seems to wag faster and faster.
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When translated from marketing-talk to English, it means a faster response time for gamers who rely on making split-second decisions faster than their opponents do.
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In our tests the R2150 was 215 percent faster at long distances than the TP-Link Archer C230, which itself was faster than most routers we evaluated.
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Intel claims computers power on twice as fast as they would without Optane, browsers launch five times faster, and games can launch up to 67 percent faster.
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But childhood isn't linear; it seems to accelerate faster and faster as it progresses, and when it's over that set of memories will be all too finite.
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While the exponential mindset seems like a breeding ground for perceived failure, it really is just that the growth is happening at a faster and faster pace.
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By 2025, Obama's plan would cut emissions just 3 percent faster, and Trump's plan just 1 to 2 percent faster, than the market-driven plunge already underway.
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Apple's single-port-wonder MacBook gets a mid-season upgrade today with faster processors, better graphics, faster internal memory and an hour more of battery life today.
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One of the problems with the horse is it was never going to get any faster, whereas we're still getting faster with powered transportation and so forth.
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A big reason airplanes haven't gotten faster is that things get tricky when a plane goes faster than the speed of sound — around 20203 miles per hour.
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This arms race between predator and prey has resulted in remarkable speediness on the part of each: faster gazelles select genetically for faster cheetahs, and vice versa.
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The faster and better a cure — no matter who develops it — the more the stock market will rebound, and the faster and more lucrative the EMS reward.
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Randal K. Quarles, the Fed's vice chairman for supervision, said Monday that the tax cuts could increase the country's economic capacity, allowing faster growth without faster inflation.
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"The more effectively we all comply with those measures, the faster our country will come through this epidemic and the faster we will bounce back," Johnson said.
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This makes sense; the faster the customer has access to a card number, the faster the customer can make target purchases to earn points and build loyalty.
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Why are we all trapped in enterprise chat apps if we talk 6X faster than we type, and our brain processes visual info 60,000X faster than text?
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Fed officials have emphasized that the economy is already growing at roughly its maximum sustainable pace; faster growth would therefore lead to faster increases in interest rates.
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Fed officials have concluded the economy is already growing at something close to the maximum sustainable pace, meaning faster growth should be offset by faster rate increases.
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The researchers hope studying the different responses to the simulations will reveal information like why humpbacks approach krill faster than anchovies even though anchovies are faster swimmers.
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That's because property prices are rising faster than earnings and investments, meaning the goal they are reaching is getting bigger faster than they can grow their savings.
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"As a side note: because we deploy virtual machines much faster than AWS and have faster SSD Raid10 local storage the whole experience is much better — server is ready faster, it just does everything more snappy — and you get redundancy on the server storage as well," Puranik noted.
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"The whole goal is faster reaction time, faster recognition of the issues and hopefully faster getting the issues off the front page or out of social media," said Andrew D. Gilman, CommCore's chief executive, who has consulted with the likes of Johnson & Johnson and General Motors during crises.
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Intel also claims it can process photographs in Adobe Lightroom up to 28-percent faster and organize and edit images in a slideshow up to 48-percent faster.
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Apple's Craig Federighi said apps will launch up to 2x faster under load and the Share Sheet will display up to 2x faster when under load as well.
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That pace, which is faster than markets currently expect, "seems reasonable if we continue to see real GDP growing faster than the so-called 'potential' rate," Rosengren said.
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That makes this car faster off the line than a Formula 260 or Formula E car — and just slightly faster than a Model S launching in Ludicrous mode.
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Like bacteria develop faster than humans, machine learning will progress faster, but there will come a stage when these learning algorithms will become too complicated to evolve quickly.
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The company says that, compared to the older model, the updated version will offer up to two times faster CPU performance and up to three times faster graphics.
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Compared to a five-year-old computer, general multitasking is snappier with 20173x performance, web browsing is 1.9x faster, and photo editing in Adobe Lightroom is 2.3x faster.
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Because things move faster, the world is more dangerous, and you need to be operating more effectively, faster, to meet your obligations as the head of our government.
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If smartphones are to remain a part of our everyday lives, faster internet is crucial, and we should learn more about how soon faster wireless internet might arrive.
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The company claims that its built-in blockers allow it to load pages 45 percent faster than Chrome with AdBlock and 21 percent faster than Firefox with Adblock.
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During the so-called "deep force" treatment, Guerrero Brady flexes and relaxes the muscle at a faster and faster pace while doing a movement, according to Men's Health.
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The majority of workers, however, would still be better off with the faster productivity growth of the 1990s, even though it was accompanied by faster increases in inequality.
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Apple claims the performance cores operate about 25 percent faster than the previous iteration and the high-efficiency cores operate about 70 percent faster than the previous generation.
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The faster we can get a FDA-approved drug on the market, the faster we can give thousands of children a chance to lead healthy and productive lives.
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The compiler in Android N works a lot faster, as much as 75 percent faster, and it's reduced the the space required for app installs on your phone.
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Getting faster: Normally a speed bump wouldn't be all that exciting — pretty much without fail, every new Apple product comes with a marginally faster processor than its predecessor.
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Internationally, bundling and faster original content ramp offers opportunity to penetrate new market cohorts faster while TAM is likely to expand from fixed-broadband subs to mobile users.
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According to Federighi, the new OS allows phones to unlock FaceID 30% faster, downloads are 50% smaller, and updates are 60% smaller all making apps a faster experience.
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If you are alone, at an arcade, the moles come faster and faster until you miss too many or time expires, depending on the version of the game.
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" He continued, "And more to the point, we have to get faster economic growth, because with faster economic growth, you get bigger paychecks, you get bigger wage growth.
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American is moving its fleet to faster satellite-powered Wi-Fi instead of the ground-based technology it uses today (which means faster internet in the air, yay!).
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Employing distributed labor marketplaces like Rainforest QA, Usabilia and Juicy Studio, growth-minded product managers have accelerated UI, UX, and backend product testing to ship faster and faster.
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As executive producer Joe Russo put it to Complex: As we developed it, we just kept pushing the pace and trying to make the jokes faster and faster.
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The marathon also announced that in view of the increased applications and faster times, the official qualifying times would all be made fully five minutes faster for 2020.
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The robot would not only make the post-stroke procedure faster and faster, but it would also reduce the exposure to radiation that surgeons often have to endure.
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"You are now getting in faster and you are getting out faster, so you have reduced the amount of time you are in a dangerous environment," Malia said.
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Williams says he's built a technology that offers 3-5 second transaction finality, which is about 150 times faster than ethereum and over 900 times faster than bitcoin.
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Relationships move faster than on landRomantic relationships among employees develop and end much faster than on land, which, along with frequent turnover, can make long-term relationships difficult.
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I can't complain about faster internet speeds; it's what we all want, and T-Mobile's new 5G network modestly delivers that (and it will gradually get faster too).
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U.S. wireless carriers are going to roll out faster networks this year, which means you'll be able to download apps, games, files and more at much faster speeds.
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Air from the outside edges of the storm is drawn toward the eye, in a spiral, spinning faster and faster, like an ice skater drawing her arms in.
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Quotable: "You've got more and more tech people here and this city is moving faster and faster," said a spokesman for a contractor that collects San Francisco's garbage.
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Not only will I age faster (see: portraits of Obama before and after his presidency) and get sick faster, but I will also increase the difficulty of conceiving and then giving birth — all of this while hurtling faster to my death with more debt than any other group in American history.
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While it isn't announcing specific chips and the specs for the chips, Intel claims that its 10th generation chips will have graphics that two times faster (meaning even better framerate in games), wifi that is three times faster, and the ability to handle complex AI-related tasks 2.5 times faster.
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And, like all feedback loops, the whole process from original idea to reboot seems to be happening faster and faster, building towards some kind of shrill and constant whine.
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"I expect more initiatives and this process to become faster," Das said, adding that the RBI has been in talks with banks ensure "faster and greater" adjustment of rates.
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Plus, the 855 will add faster Wi-Fi, too — Qualcomm claims it's the first mobile chip with faster Wi-Fi 6 (formerly 802.11ax) and 802.11ay millimeter wave Wi-Fi.
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Apple claims the performance cores operate about 25 percent faster than the previous iteration and the high-efficiency cores operate at about 70 percent faster than the previous generation.
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"Single-core performance" — many simple tasks — are up to 35 percent faster than the last iPad Pro, and more sophisticated multi-core tasks are up to 90 percent faster.
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Intel claims that the chip will render 6003K video and games 25 percent faster than the previous top-line i7-5960X chip, and render 3D content 35 percent faster.
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Then, in 1998, two teams of physicists studying supernovae found that not only are distant galaxies receding from us, they are doing so at a faster and faster rate.
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It is also investing to migrate customers away from copper based technology to faster technologies such as fibre, LTE and VDSL as customers seek faster internet for richer content.
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Home prices continue to rise at a fast clip, faster than incomes and faster than new employment, but it is still cheaper to own a home than to rent.
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Modi's pro-growth policies helped gross domestic product grow a faster-than-expected 7.9 percent year-on-year in the March quarter, faster than the December quarter's 7.2 percent.
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The consolidation has allowed the company to move faster, have more control of its data, make faster decisions, and have direct relationships with platforms and media companies, he said.
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The first goal is to field better technology faster, by waiting until complex weapons systems are mature before they go into procurement, and promoting faster upgrades of key components.
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Because the faster standard not only highlighted the painful lack of competition at faster speeds, but the fact that many telcos had neglected network upgrades at any real scale.
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The fall is not the thing that will kill the NFL, or wound it—even as it tumbles, faster and faster, the league is making astonishing amounts of money.
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If the German economy grew faster, that would be good news for the United States, and if the American economy grew faster, that would be good news for Germany.
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Faster mobile bandwidth will allow us to get richer content from our journalists faster and will hopefully allow us to deploy this technology more widely for breaking news events.
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That means, as all U.S. carriers start rolling out networks with much faster data speeds (think 5x -to 10x faster than current speeds), you'll be able to use them.
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And those levels are rising faster and faster, affecting some parts of the world more drastically, according to the 2019 Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change's special report on oceans.
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Graphic: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)While it didn't offer any help in loading Overwatch quicker, it opened Mass Effect: Andromeda 20.48 seconds faster, and then loaded a level 8003 seconds faster.
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Trade in services grew more than 60% faster than trade in goods over the past decade, and two to three times faster in such fields as telecoms and information technology.
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In other words, using a fast charger on the iPhone 8 Plus really does charge it up much faster than on the iPhone 7 Plus — 86 percent faster, in fact.
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Learn advanced languages faster Knowing how to leverage C, C++ and C# can help you master popular, advanced code faster and better than you would without the same foundational knowledge.
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In addition, Berlin now wants to push ahead with plans for even faster fibre optic networks that allow speeds of one gigabit per second — 20 times faster than regular broadband.
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Hasbro recently introduced a new toy spider that moves slower or faster depending on the noise level — and the point is to yell at it to make it go faster.
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The Pixel 2 devices are already much faster at processing HDR shots than the original Pixel, and when the Pixel Visual Core is live, they'll be faster and more efficient.
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Why it matters: Flying, trucking and delivering millions of packages a day comes with a cost — as shoppers demand faster and faster speed, there has been a sharp environmental impact.
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That boils down to allowing faster charging on devices like Samsung's Galaxy S9, which has a faster Qi fast charge option, compared to Apple's iPhones, which top out at 7.5W.
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The iPhone maker said the 8th-generation Intel processors will make the 15-inch model up to 70 percent faster and the 13-inch model up to two times faster.
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AMD's testing also says that its own native tools are much faster than third party options like Camtasia and SnagIt in testing – up to almost 200 percent faster in fact.
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More broadly, the company claims the new card will be approximately 1.5 times faster than a GTX 1060 and four times faster than the 1060's predecessor, the GTX 2560M.
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"The payment space is growing significantly faster than the economy, and both MasterCard and Visa are growing faster than the overall payment space because they're gaining market share," Pinto said.
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That now, forever, she'll swim like she did in those old parched dreams—faster and faster, waves rippling behind her, her beautiful scales winking as she disappears into the deep.
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It has a faster secure enclave and faster algorithms have improved FaceID in the iPhone XS, with Phil Schiller saying it's the most secure facial authentication in a smartphone ever.
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It's more than half a second faster than the world's fastest production cars (including Tesla and its "Ludicrous Speed" mode), and two-tenths of a second faster the previous record.
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The peripatetic writer A.J. Liebling, who contributed hundreds of articles to The New Yorker, liked to say that he could write better than anyone faster and faster than anyone better.
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But while 23 megabytes is a faster upload speed than most home internet services, it is not faster than the internet services and cloud services used by large business networks.
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I think for this record there's been a lot of expanding upon the essence of what the band is: making the faster songs faster; the slower songs slower; more melody.
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But try telling a racer to slow down to let a faster driver pass or, worse, watch that faster driver react to the slower one who is blocking his way.
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The big benefit of combining Optane Memory with a traditional SSD is that Intel claims the new H210 drive will be able to open typical productivity apps up to two times faster, launch games up to 22 percent faster, and open large media files up to 90 percent faster— all while multi-tasking.
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Also, there may be no faster-growing banger in rap right now than Lil Uzi Vert's "Money Longer," which celebrates the various yardsticks of success, including longer money and faster cars.
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Introduce particles like protons into a tube in which is kept a vacuum, and guide them along its length by means of magnets, all the while pushing them faster and faster.
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There's actually two ways to charge your iPhone more quickly than with the bundled power brick: the slightly faster, slightly more expensive way; and the much faster, much more expensive way.
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Amazon's fulfillment expenses jumped 31 percent in 2016 - a bit faster than in prior years and faster than its retail sales growth - to $17.6 billion, according to its annual regulatory filing.
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Before the financial crisis, advertising would typically exaggerate the wider economy, growing faster in times of expansion and shrinking faster during recessions, with frequent changes in year-on-year growth rates.
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I share many objectives with the Partnership for Public Service, which is a nonpartisan organization dedicated to better staffing of agencies, and they push very hard for faster nominations, faster confirmations.
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But the mass decreases more quickly, so as you approach the center of the Earth, you start going faster and faster but the force pulling you towards the center also decreases.
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The changes implemented across China's major institutions have effectively provided Chinese health investors with a much broader opportunity set, faster growth companies, faster liquidity, and increased certainty, all at lower cost.
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The film contains a deliberate homage to Jurassic Park Jeff Goldblum's character says, "Must go faster, must go faster" while he and Will Smith's character are escaping from the alien mothership.
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And then in '82/'83 there were kids around our age who just started playing faster and faster and there was this period when everyone was playing at these blinding speeds.
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Meanwhile, the tech sector is creating jobs faster than any other industry, with the UK growing 50% faster than the European average (according to Atomico's 'The State of European Tech 2016').
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As the helicopter goes faster, the retreating blades lose lift, or stall, relative to the advancing blades, since air is passing over the blade going forward at a slightly faster rate.
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It has 33 percent faster graphics than a Surface Pro 110 with an Intel Core i5 chip and 20 percent faster graphics performance than a Pro 3 with Core i210 chip.
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The craft would also make faster and faster hypersonic flights until October 3, 1967, when William J. "Pete" Knight took the craft to its maximum speed of 4,520 miles per hour.
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OnePlus phones have always felt faster than the competition, but this one also has a slightly faster chip than the Pixel 4, which makes the OnePlus 7T unbeatable in everyday performance.
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Politicians would search for excuses, such as the proposition that advancing technology will lead to faster productivity growth, and the resulting faster economic growth will boost revenues and smother the deficit.
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The details: As the chart shows, health spending grew 12.43 percentage points faster than GDP annually from 2000 to 2010, then just a half percentage point faster between 2010 and 2016.
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He speaks in simple analogies, making allusions to the most universally recognized parts of the Constitution and the Bible, cuing the audience to cheer by speaking faster and faster and louder.
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"They have had to move towards a faster model and that faster model is kidnappings," OBP's Matthew Walje said, noting that ransom payouts were as high as $400,000 in one incident.
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These cars, however, will also rack up more miles and consequently wear and tear much faster than today's cars, which in turn might mean Uber will have to replace them faster.
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Meanwhile, other countries have recognized how having faster flow of, and access to, funds increases financial inclusion, lowers fees and creates faster access to capital — all a boon for the economy.
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Homes are selling faster and faster each month, especially those on the lower end of the market where supply is lowest and where demand from first-time buyers is very high.
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In Project Hospital, better doctors diagnose patients faster and more accurately, better nurses can treat more patients before needing a break, better janitors clean up blood and empty trash bins faster.
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Rumormongers say it will be thinner, faster and — gasp!
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It's getting hotter, faster — and the world isn't ready.
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Go deeper: Paris + 2: Climate jolted faster than projected
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It transcoded the same 4K video in Handbrake a full minute and 32 seconds faster than the i5-8600K, in Blender, it rendered the same file four and 29 seconds faster, and in our Photoshop test, where we process a series of RAW images and convert them to JPEG, it finished a full second faster.
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Both cameras are pretty quick to launch and fire off shots, but the G24 Plus is faster thanks to its laser autofocus sensor, which locks onto targets faster for fewer missed shots.
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On T-Mobile, for instance, Android smartphones using Qualcomm's Snapdragon 845 downloaded data 53 percent faster than phones using Intel's XMM 7480 chip and 68 percent faster than Intel's XMM 7360 modem.
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In fact in 2016 it grew faster than that of any other G7 country—and growth was faster in the six months following the referendum than in the six months preceding it.
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On Black Friday and Cyber Monday, GMB, a union in the U.K., organized protests against Amazon's 24 warehouses in the country for dangerous working conditions as supervisors demand faster and faster work.
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"Avengers: Endgame" hit the billion-dollar mark in five days, faster than its predecessor Avengers:Infinity War, which held the previous record at 11 days (but still not faster than a speeding bullet).
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It wasn't a small gap either — the results (admittedly, collected from Ookla by Qualcomm) saw 40 percent faster download speeds and 20 percent faster uploads for Qualcomm modems compared to Intel ones.
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" Adding, "She was like, 'So I got some blueberry covered chocolate ones but if you want it faster acting you should go for the mints those you suck and it works faster.
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And if Samsung is spending promo video time flagging up tired old wireless charging vs highlighting faster charging via USB-C, well, that faster charging rumor might not come to pass either.
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Read speeds five times faster than the best microSD cards The UFS cards have sequential read speeds of up to 530 megabytes per second — five times faster than the best microSD cards.
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It can offer speeds up to 400 megabits per second, which is way faster than most home broadband connections and between 10 and 100 times faster than 20203G, depending on network conditions.
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Mr. Patterson and Mr. Hennessy were interested in simpler chips because they ran faster, consumed less power, made life easier for chip designers and allowed machines to evolve at a faster rate.
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And while staying isolated indoors will certainly disrupt supply chains and slow down the economy, the faster people get better at home, the faster they'll be able to get back to work.
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For example, the company says, the camera app opens 70 percent faster, the keyboard starts 50 percent faster, and under a heavy workload, multiple apps work up to two times as fast.
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Modernizing our existing mass transit is one reason Chicago's economy has expanded faster than the economies of New York and Washington, and faster than the national average for the last five years.
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It is frankly crazy that people are leaping to a death spiral conversation, when for thee straight years you've seen increased enrollment, and counties with faster premium increases have had faster enrollment.
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It's a six-core chip with two performance cores that are 2699 percent faster than the A264, and four performance cores that the company says are 28 percent faster that the old model.
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The widening deficit reflects macroeconomic forces, principally the fact the U.S. economy grew much faster than most trading partners over the last 12 months, sucking in imports faster than it could grow exports.
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I wore this style to a few other events throughout the week, including the Naeem Khan show (pictured above), and I felt more and more comfortable walking faster and faster with each wear.
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Driving the news: The problem isn't only that companies seem likely to automate at a faster and faster pace, but that the U.S. and other advanced economies are doing little to get prepared.
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GPU rendering in Premiere can significantly cut down export times, for example, and mask tracking is now up to 38 times faster for 8K videos (and up to 4x faster for HD scenes).
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"Because I was able to slowly test faster and faster podcast speeds, I was able to gradually adjust until the speed became too rapid for me to comfortably listen and follow," he said.
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According to the former Republican congressman from Texas, the recent jump in Treasury bond yields suggest the U.S. is barreling toward a potential recession and market meltdown at a faster and faster pace.
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"Its a bit like an egg and spoon race youve got the egg on the spoon and the faster you run the more it wobbles, and were trying to run faster," he said.
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RF: Employers are paying us to provide [this service] because we can qualify and pre-train students so they can can on-ramp faster and become productive faster, which CEOs care greatly about.
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AND THEN WE'RE GOING FASTER, SO WERE TAKING OUR BUSINESS AND GOING TWICE AS FAST, AND SOME PARTS THROUGH THE EXPRESS LANE INITIATIVE WERE GOING EVEN FASTER THAN THAT SO SPEED, DIRECT, INNOVATION.
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Inside the new A10 Fusion is a 6 core graphics chip that's 50 percent faster than A9 found in the iPhone 6S, and three times faster than the A8 in the iPhone 6.
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The capacity and urgency emerged to design lighter materials, electronic components to respond faster, and chemical propulsion to generate power at levels unimaginable, at substantially faster rates than Moore's Law would naturally produce.
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Throughout the '80s, '85033s and the 2000s, we built ever more capable systems, developed faster and faster processors, housed billions of terabytes of data, and placed our private and public lives increasingly online.
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The results were similar in the United States: Men in their first marriage walked about an inch per second faster than never-married men and 3 inches per second faster than widowed men.
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"It's a bit like an egg and spoon race – you've got the egg on the spoon and the faster you run the more it wobbles, and we're trying to run faster," he said.
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Dr Consulta's app allows patients to get results and feedback faster Dr Consulta's app allows patients to get results and feedback faster Over time, the company has increasingly focused on its digital practice.
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The faster the disease spreads, the faster physicians will get sick, leading to a difficult scenario, Dr. Carlos Del Rio, a professor at Atlanta's Emory University School of Medicine, told CNN on Tuesday.
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Now, animations while you're swiping around Android or opening apps will be faster, giving the Galaxy S20 an overall faster and smoother look and feel that works great with the screen's 120Hz setting.
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You receive interest not only on your original investments but also on any interest, dividends and capital gains that accumulate — so your money can grow faster and faster as the years roll on.
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Our brain filtering system — like the speed of a computer — has to get faster and faster," said neuroscientist and leadership coach Tara Swart, author of "Neuroscience for Leadership: Harnessing the Brain Gain Advantage.
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It was cheaper and faster to train the neural network.
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"It's happening faster than organisms can respond evolutionarily," Wagner said.
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As range increases and price falls, demand will rise faster.
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They're cutting costs faster than people were expecting them to.
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Then when you drive, it will go a lot faster.
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At the simplest, it's supposed to allow for faster autofocus.
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There's nothing that's inflating faster than the cost of complying.
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You might need a faster processor to process your requests.
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"This information is growing faster than we expected," Volkow said.
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The IEA has also developed a Faster Transition Scenario (FTS).
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Most importantly, it makes everything you do with it faster.
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They continue to rise far faster than incomes and inflation.
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Now that ice is melting faster, with sometimes deadly consequences.
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For customers with 25 megabit connections, it's 40 times faster.
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Rocket Delivery's options, however, are even faster than Amazon Prime's.
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That means its network can swell much more, much faster.
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"They are trying to make us faster," he told reporters.
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Faster mobile speeds could mean more money for online retailers.
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Professional conference interpreters can translate 5x faster than Google Translate.
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With the volume higher, you'll notice a much faster drain.
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"Often the individual recovers faster than the family," he added.
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Costs for food and services increased faster than in May.
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Or did it happen faster or slower than you anticipated?
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Doing so helps you better retain information and learn faster.
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The U.S. and China are definitely moving faster right now.
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And is this going to make your Netflix run faster?
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The real benefit of an SSD is the faster speeds.
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They have bigger, higher resolution screens and much faster processors.
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It definitely forced kids to grow up a little faster.
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But many would like to see them catch up faster.
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Retailers do that on a bit of a faster cycle.
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"It's a way to make exploration go faster," Pathak said.
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Other benefits include faster manufacturing turns and less environmental damage.
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If it means more vinyl, faster then we're into it.
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Today's rate of increase is 200 times faster, Tans said.
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Apple also says it will make these devices noticeably faster.
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Another is that culture spreads faster, thanks to digital media.
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College tuition has risen faster than the rate of inflation.
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Altria's core business, selling cigarettes, is shrinking faster than expected.
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That way, you can learn and improve so much faster.
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"You can type faster than you can think," she explained.
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So you wonder why wages have not been rising faster.
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Thus, the jet appears to move perpendicularly faster than light.
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Former FDA officials say it can't get much faster. 6.
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That isn't always the case for illnesses that progress faster.
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It's moving along faster than the U.S. because it's trailed.
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The pugni fighters, while unarmed, were faster and more precise.
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But this little stick of storage makes everything even faster.
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They're longer, lower, and one hell of a lot faster.
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Good news and bad news, it's gonna move much faster.
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AIdoc – AIdoc helps radiologists work through their case load faster.
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Is it actually faster than just pushing a few buttons?
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With momentum you'll get ahead and make progress much faster.
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Your iPhone can charge a lot faster than you thought.
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The technology will continue to advance faster than the laws.
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Some encrypted sites are faster and more efficient than others.
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We were supposed to be better, faster, and more efficient.
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First responders believe 5G could help them save lives faster.
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Is there a way to move a drug along faster?
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Has the review process gotten faster or slower over time?
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Still, respect grew faster when officers spoke to white people.
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Faster Face ID makes unlocking the phone even more effortless.
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So, I'd like to think that she can get faster.
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The second Apple Watch got faster and added GPS capabilities.
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That means making new discoveries faster requires making more collisions.
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The staffer proposed a "slush fund" to pay them faster.
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Fitbit Ionic GPS Smartwatch — $229.95 See Details Faster. Lighter. Better.
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Some faster traders can take advantage of those time discrepancies.
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I became better, faster, and made a lot more money.
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Could the Electrified X really be faster than commuter transportation?
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Pages will load faster, and scrolling will be silky smooth.
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It prints photos faster, and works well according to TechCrunch.
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Speeds were noticeably faster than LTE, but not wickedly so.
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If I'd finished it faster, it might not have been.
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Darkstore hit that metric "faster than we anticipated," Hnetinka said.
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This was thanks to falling unemployment and faster earnings growth.
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This is moving so much faster than we ever imagined.
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Screw you, I reply, often out loud, and move faster.
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We're also excited because it... allows us to grow faster.
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So it's disappearing faster than it naturally would, I think.
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Search and reading messages is also faster, as a result.
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But at the poles, things are heating up way faster.
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You can go a lot faster than you were before.
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DAVID ZASLAV: That are -- that will help us grow faster.
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Farrar says this global approach can help quash epidemics faster.
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A faster new Apple TV could be in Apple's pipeline.
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Items with higher scores would be expedited for faster review.
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His secret, he says, is that he spins faster, sooner.
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It now supports gigabit ethernet for a faster wired connection.
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The rain kept up and the waters rose even faster.
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"He's playing a bit faster from the baseline," Monfils said.
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"We play a little bit faster that way," he said.
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In theory, it's much faster than what's in the MacBook.
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These days, malicious programs are spreading even faster than before.
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This enables faster charging when connected to higher amperage chargers.
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I wished I skied a couple of tenths faster today.
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"You will learn faster," says Chris Thür, CEO of Yousician.
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Any faster increases in borrowing costs could affect the economy.
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Those people helped you burn brighter, not burn up faster.
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Those sprang to mind faster than I could type them.
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Seed has not grown faster than the other venture stages.
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But Grimm's ruling suggests the FDA must move much faster.
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Politicians should move faster to reduce state support for coal.
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Making real estate less painful, faster and with less friction.
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Sprint's promise is up to five times faster than LTE.
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Can I punch the driver to make him go faster?
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It is also exponentially faster and more pleasant to use.
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Such an arrangement makes a helicopter faster and more manoeuvrable.
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Since Salinas is on the water, pollution can dilute faster.
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"The sugar in the liquid is absorbed faster," she said.
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She ignored the flight attendant, and prayed faster: It's fine.
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AI can diagnose the problem much faster and more accurately.
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But time moves faster than we'd all like it to.
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It's clear that the coronavirus' prevalence has grown exponentially faster.
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But nothing gets to Ron Ron faster than public embarrassment.
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This calmer, clearer combination actually allows temperatures to drop faster.
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Now, the challenge is to grow faster than customers' needs.
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Why would this make them faster at identifying similar smells?
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Try to show how you were better, faster, more efficient.
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You are able to triage your notifications a little faster.
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Moreover, the toll is rising faster than forecasters have expected.
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Combining storage and computing will enable devices to run faster.
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And the faster the climate changes, the worse it gets.
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AI is also developing faster than what we can imagine.
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Alcatraz AI promises a faster badging experience with facial authentication.
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The development of new technologies ought to happen faster, too.
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I was running faster because I was enjoying it working.
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Hardware always develops faster than the content enjoyed on it.
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Snark's approach can also ostensibly make "deep learning" run faster.
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We are working to get better and faster at this.
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It's faster, lighter and you should give it a try.
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The faster the vehicle goes, the shorter this interval becomes.
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One possibility is that silk can heal our wounds faster.
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TPUs are "orders of magnitude" faster than CPUs, Arnoud says.
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The city's murder stats are rising faster than in 2015.
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People of the West Coast, get ready for faster internet.
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Cisco plans to reinvest the money into faster growing divisions.
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The best they can hope to do is react faster.
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App launch times should be faster than on Snapdragon 845.
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Can you bring me some similar ideas for faster shipping?
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Perhaps when Bluetooth pairing — and unpairing — is faster and easier.
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That could mean faster rate hikes, or more rate hikes.
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The Fed will need to hike rates faster and higher.
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In Europe things are worsening faster than anywhere (see chart).
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No country had grown faster than 7% in such circumstances.
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I can't skim read, but I can read faster now.
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"Rebuilding occurred faster than I thought it would," said Crosby.
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The science shows that we need to move much faster.
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Nothing kills the suspension of disbelief faster than bad visuals.
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Some regions within Latin America have grown faster than others.
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Tesla is driving costs down faster than any other maker.
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It's faster just to use a new tool for that.
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The stricter the regime, the faster it can cure hyperinflation.
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But the people expected more from us - more and faster.
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The Vitpilen 701 is a bigger, heavier, and faster bike.
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Faster computers created the opportunity for bigger, more complicated maps.
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Microsoft says the app also now launches 20 percent faster.
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He ergs faster, longer, and more often than I do.
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When you get an infection your heart is beating faster.
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The population of chickens is expected to grow even faster.
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Want a phone line and a (presumably) faster ethernet connection?
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And we were surprised to find ... Got to go faster.
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If a company has more capital, it will scale faster.
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Images: Siemens3D printers are getting way faster and more intricate.
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The courts may force the agency to work even faster.
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He serves as a great foil to Omega's faster pace.
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It should have streamlined antenna lines and a faster processor.
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The Arctic absorbs even more heat and melts even faster.
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How have valuations reflected the faster pace of startup funding?
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It's reducing government spending, and faster growth in the economy.
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It aims to raise the contribution rate faster from 2024.
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When playing Civilization VI it ran nearly four times faster.
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READMEThe AMD Radeon 550 is faster than your integrated graphics.
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More memory means more data stored means a faster computer.
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AI will aid pathologists in detecting disease better and faster.
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If only the watch were faster, smaller and did more.
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At least that'll probably make the first one go faster.
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"Smarter Faster Better" 7 Charles Duhigg (Random House, $20163) 8.
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It's also much faster paced than most of its contemporaries.
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Mexico and Canada are open to making this process faster.
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It is also growing faster than any other major navy.
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Google: Southeast Asia's internet economy is growing faster than expected
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Getting to Netflix or Prime Video couldn't be much faster.
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"That's faster than any other region even China," Li said.
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But certainly the machines are catching up, faster than ever.
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And those applications go far beyond faster, more convenient travel.
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Faury said the CSeries deal was progressing "faster than expected".
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The faster the wind, the longer and redder the arrows.
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"We want to bring faster internet to everyone," he says.
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These days, successful startups are growing up faster than ever.
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When you create consensus, everything goes faster and more smoothly.
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Credit card debt and auto loans increased faster and earlier.
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Others are seeing the times changed faster than they do.
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Yes, Face ID is a fraction of a second faster.
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Google's capital spending is growing much faster than its revenue.
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It's fast, so none of the competition feels noticeably faster.
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Firefox is developing a faster version of its Gecko engine.
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To get faster speeds, you'd need a BMI surgical implant.
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When it comes to video, it supports faster frame rates.
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Faster broadband would make them more profitable and more productive.
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At some distance, going faster will only hasten your fall.
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Apple will sell you a faster charger for your iPhone.
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That means these sites could reach more global audiences faster.
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The faster you move the rake, the higher the frequency.
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Voestalpine's profits could bounce back faster than those of rivals.
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Faster growth, they say, would lead to healthier public finances.
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Instead he addressed the temperature issue himself – by going faster.
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Rich countries would then need to change all the faster.
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Consumer spending, investment and exports all rose faster than expected.
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"China is already cutting emissions faster than predicted," noted Carlson.
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But there was faster growth in other forms of credit.
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But the gray Dodge got away faster than he expected.
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Coal has collapsed faster and more completely than anyone anticipated.
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And it starts by being faster than a traditional bank.
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A new, faster settlement system may very well pay off.
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"Technology moves quickly and it's only getting faster," said Platt.
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Cloudflare's services help websites load faster and prevent security breaches.
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We're getting dumber faster than the cars are getting smarter.
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In a nutshell: Qualcomm's cellular modems were faster than Intel's.
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That helps them reach the catastrophic phase of coverage faster.
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Equally important, energy lenders' credits are deteriorating faster than expected.
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For those whose hairs grow faster, trim as necessary. 2.
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The Farm's reaction comes faster this time, with more yelling.
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However, exporting video in Premiere Pro CC is way faster.
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Imports fell faster, by 19 percent, on low oil prices.
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Two decades ago, computers performed addition much faster than multiplication.
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If I go faster, it maintains my heading and speed.
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Basically, Clinton can get stuff done faster and more efficiently.
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The faster the homebuilding recovery, the slower the housing inflation.
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As far as I can tell, 235G means faster data.
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Why the birds travel faster under terrible conditions is unclear.
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David also said that it moves faster than Michael Phelps.
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They have to move faster," Priebus told "Fox News Sunday.
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Tech made a huge political miscalculation in not moving faster.
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Is it true that they fade faster than traditional tattoos?
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It is paced to move no faster than a walk.
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We all want to be better, stronger, smarter, and faster.
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But in certain professions, salaries have recently grown much faster.
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User growth there grows faster than any other region globally.
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The Falcon 9 will need to go a lot faster.
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How much faster could you arrive at a place, anyhow?
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"Phase 2" is occurring faster and hotter than we thought.
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It's faster, cheaper and more accessible for those with disabilities.
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Whether they should be obligated to spend their resources faster.
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And the world of work is changing faster than ever.
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That means the aircraft need to cover more ground, faster.
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Meanwhile, Antarctic sea ice is melting faster than anyone predicted.
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I do everything faster and don't get tired or sad.
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Overall, the thing feels about 25 percent faster to me.
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It's something that's growing faster than overall messaging is growing.
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Just like technology does, it gets cheaper, smaller, and faster.
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The merged operators might invest more in faster 5G networks.
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"We're now able to make decisions much faster," he says.
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He's got reflexes like a cat, but mine are faster.
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Investors were faster than professors to latch onto his views.
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It doesn't get smarter or faster the further you progress.
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And yet, its losses are growing faster than its income.
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The Pixels are fast — noticeably faster than Samsung's Galaxy S7.
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No. Is it time to make your code run faster?
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Reality is moving faster than the pace of my manga.
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You're more likely to age faster if you smoke cigarettes.
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And as a business responds faster, people message it more.
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The right tools to get things done better and faster.
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Getting off to faster starts would surely help, as well.
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That's when things started progressing a little faster for me.
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It's faster, in some ways more dramatic — and practically weightless.
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But working digitally is faster and more lucrative, he said.
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"Sometimes," she said, "he's much faster than what he planned."
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A revived housing market is helping feed faster economic growth.
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Antarctica is losing ice faster than ever in recorded history.
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Getting new versions of Android faster is a huge advantage.
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Do you generally think the faster and scarier, the better?
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No team attacks faster off an opponent's turnover, per Inpredictable.
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PlayStation 1 all the way to 4, faster, stronger, smarter.
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WatchOS 3 makes the Watch feel faster and more fluid.
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The Pro lets you print faster than the Palette 2.
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The result is that wages are rising faster than productivity.
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America needs better infrastructure, delivered faster, and at less cost.
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We could have brought down the unemployment rate lower, faster.
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Innovation is going so fast that we need faster answers.
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In other words, Be faster, take more risks, go bold.
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Given CBD's explosive growth, the FDA needs to move faster.
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It's understandable that people want better, faster and cheaper internet.
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"We tend to get [good recommendations] faster now," he said.
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"She's completing her rank faster than her brother," Celina said.
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The only other year when income grew faster was 1968.
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But the economy needs to grow faster, and it can.
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"He'll be talking a lot faster with torture," Trump said.
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He cited cycling as the inspiration for producing faster chairs.
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We just thought we could do that faster, more efficiently.
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The faster the race, the tougher your competition will be.
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It's much, much faster than a traditional hard disc drive.
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Of course, no teacher is forced to participate in FASTER.
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Production, new orders and export orders grew faster in June.
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Faster economic growth helps raise the economy, which raises revenues.
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Emoji have evolved faster than any other language in history.
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Regulators continued to reduce requirements faster than they added them.
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"I don't think it would be any faster," Prince said.
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"Wages, while growing again, need to grow faster," he said.
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You'll work better and faster when you have fewer distractions.
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These banks are both safer and faster than flat roads.
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There was no thought of making people stronger or faster.
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That pace is faster than any other movie in history.
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With TakeShape, developers work more efficiently and finish projects faster.
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Chrysler wanted Daimler to become more flexible, agile and faster.
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"That makes our iteration cycle so much faster," says Jepsen.
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The more water that's pumped, the faster the city sinks.
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I could do it much faster if they would act.
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"According to their understanding, it's easier and faster," Shvetsov said.
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And then they'll say, 'Why isn't Trump doing this faster?
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And we need to do more, and do it faster.
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The faster your fingers fly, the more typos you make.
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It's faster than the iPhone 33S's Touch ID sensor, too.
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More completed quests means faster leveling andmore access to chests.
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Infant mortality fell faster in almost every other industrialized country.
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Nothing makes a dad move faster than touching the thermostat.
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Others would rather put their money somewhere it grows faster.
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They believe the care is better and faster that way.
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Change Trains to Planes Planes are much faster than trains.
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The higher the tax, the faster the fall in revenues.
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This time, the humanitarian community has tried to act faster.
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It gets you to where you're going a little faster.
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In our tests, Quantum loaded many websites faster than Chrome.
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The story's pacing is faster than the comics, as well.
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Boys gained bone mineral density at faster rates than girls.
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You guys played way faster than many other NWOBHM bands.
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That's -- this is happening faster than our ability to respond.
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One could offer a slightly faster processor or better remote.
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Twins also mature faster in the womb than single babies.
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We've got to start picking things up a lot faster.
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Together, these policies may be paying off faster than expected.
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But employment rebounded faster and more broadly in the south.
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The Farm has expanded much faster than Al Alami expected.
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That's, 'I like this command, or it's a little faster.
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The higher the ABV, the faster the bubbles will disappear.
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One eye could conceivably be yellowing faster than the other.
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It was faster than what I'd become accustomed to hearing.
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With this feature that feedback loop can close much faster.
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And if they did catch a cold, they recovered faster.
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Do you see the Jays getting faster for next season?
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The faster things are, the more people use them. Right.
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You want me to go a little faster now, Kara?
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Think of the Bulldogs as a faster, more dynamic Wisconsin.
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Lesson: startups can build better, faster and cheaper in Shenzhen.
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The more innovation we see, the faster the evolution goes.
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Drug overdose deaths are increasing faster than in recent years.
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All these things make the aircraft lighter, faster and stronger.
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Not only did I need more, I needed it faster.
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Stories, Everson says, are growing faster than the News Feed.
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However, some economists argue policymakers should close the gap faster.
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Well, it turns out to be much faster than that.
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The company says this will result in much faster speeds.
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Anyway, Humanz is faster and more urgent than Plastic Beach.
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Image: MOTHERBOARD Chino knew he was faster than la migra.
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Stories are coming in faster than I can read them.
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The process has become progressively faster and cheaper ever since.
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Verizon is only promising speeds up to 50 percent faster.
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That means lower costs, faster speeds and more commodity parts.
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But now bitcoin mining requires ever more and faster computing.
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The iPhone 7 is significantly faster than the iPhone 6.
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Achieving faster growth may require some acquisitions, as Scott says.
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So obviously the faster the Brexit results come, the better.
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That weight savings means faster acceleration and more fuel efficiency.
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These parts of the world are growing faster than Europe.
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Even so, the coronavirus has moved faster than their preparations.
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It should not be surprising that they are growing faster.
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Vietnamese coffee But does it help wake you up faster?
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Among the updates: faster processors, revamped cameras and new keyboards.
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The tests being offered by Nurx and Carbon are faster.
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The more processing power on hand, the faster it works.
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I'm pushing to continue faster so they won't catch us.
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Even my friend can run a mile faster than that.
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But not only do we continue on, we go faster.
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If the week has gone terribly, I'm asleep even faster.
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Men, on balance, are indeed faster and stronger than women.
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Facebook says it's getting better and faster at spotting fakes.
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The legislation promises to bring medical cures to patients faster.
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Will Nike's $250 "magic speed shoes" make you run faster?
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China has been faster to distribute fines and criminal charges.
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This year its packages showed up about three days faster.
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"The river was faster than a galloping horse," FitzGerald writes.
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The faster you answer, the more points you can get.
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Tesla's Model S and Model X vehicles just got faster.
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Some things like faster load times are a good thing.
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The world record is more than six minutes faster now.
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Europe has struggled to sustain growth faster than 22008 percent.
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They're doing so faster than defenders can detect an attack.
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But, paradoxically, the homes that do sell are selling faster.
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Bonus: It may even help you clear the T.S.A. faster.
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With IBM's AI technology, that process can be dramatically faster.
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He could memorize it faster than he could read it.
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It should also offer new technology products faster, he says.
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Hate, it turns out, travels faster than Silicon Valley justice.
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Others sheered off and moved ahead at a faster pace.
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I do believe our economy can grow and grow faster.
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They told me I could go even faster, even farther.
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You scroll with a fingertip — much faster than scroll bars.
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Swimming the 2003, I had to jump out even faster.
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Others implored faster action, the urgency evident in their words.
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The faster you swing, the closer you get to running.
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Plus, advanced technology lets you complete tasks faster than ever.
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The women's game has grown faster than the men's game.
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Innovation spreads faster in a unified market, pepping up productivity.
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This suggests an even faster pace of decline for cable.
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The faster you isolate them is what breaks the chains.
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We have the highest and the faster rate of infection.
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It creates an environment that allows us to move faster.
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Budget airlines are faster and generally cheaper than the trains.
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The faster the particles go, the more energy they lose.
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Medical prices have historically grown faster than the overall index.
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As he recalled, "She said, 'Faster, this one's too slow.'"
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But delinquencies are rising faster for credit card debt holders.
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I think we cycle through trends at a faster rate.
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The rest of the country's economy bounced back much faster.
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But rents escalated far faster than retail sales throughout Manhattan.
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The constant checking makes my heart beat a little faster.
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"We can make decisions much faster," Mr. van Rijn said.
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I was 4, and I remember thinking: Swim faster, Lady!
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Sure, it will mean faster streaming for Netflix or YouTube.
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Tachycardia is when your heart rate is faster than normal.
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Moreover, these systems allow for faster adjustments during vehicle development.
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And a faster orgasm does not necessarily mean better sex.
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At the same time, subway cars are breaking down faster.
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National milk production is increasing faster than the processing capacity.
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The faster the car is moving, the greater the force.
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Starbucks moved too quickly, and grew faster than its popularity.
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"I'm hopeful that we'll see a faster clip," Azar said.
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In other words, voters judge right and wrong much faster.
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Fast charging and faster wireless charging, however, could be enticing.
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Everyone always wants response to a disaster to be faster.
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With this new capability, you can get there much faster.
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The world today moves faster than it ever has before.
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The faster the response, the more lives can be saved.
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This is moving much faster than I thought it would.
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The firmer the track, the faster horses can propel themselves.
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Faster government bond issuance is giving a boost to TSF.
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Faster growth in wages compresses profit margins, other things equal.
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