We didn't fold in the areas that the U.S. wanted us to fold in, so we're in pretty good shape today.
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The market for olive oil in the period has grown by two-fold in the United States, seven-fold in Britain and 14-fold in Japan, according to Italy's Coldiretti farm lobby, even if continental Europe remains by far the largest market.
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The number of Russian visitors increased more than 16-fold in July and around 10-fold in the first seven months of the year.
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Fold in crabmeat, and sprinkle with ½ teaspoon salt. 2.
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Fold in bagel cubes, capers, dill and onion chives mixture.
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Fold in cucumber, dill, 1 teaspoon salt and ¼ teaspoon pepper.
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But I do not hold the Fold in high regard.
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The prongs don't fold in, if you care about that.
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Without reproductive resources, the colony will fold in no time.
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Combine wet and dry ingredients, then fold in whites. 4.
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Samsung just announced a smartphone that can fold in half.
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Fold in diced apple and season with salt to taste.
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Remove from food processor and fold in the Parmesan cheese.
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Fold in the sides of the wrapper and then roll.
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It's amazing — we are up 20-fold in my career.
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Once it is incorporated, fold in the remaining egg whites. 4.
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Fold in egg mixture, then milk mixture, followed by melted butter.
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Gently fold in remaining whipped cream (being careful not to overmix).
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Cliff Natural's shares had jumped more than five-fold in 2016.
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Gently fold in the chives and mix until fully incorporated. 2.
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OUR STOCK IS UP ALMOST 100 FOLD IN THAT 14 YEARS.
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Fold in the ginger nibs and refrigerate for 1 hour. 6.
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Roll each ball into an oval shape and fold in half.
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Stir in the chocolate mixture and fold in the flour. 5.
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Gently fold in the zucchini and mix well until combined. 3.
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Samsung demoed the Galaxy Fold in both phone and tablet mode.
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But when reviewers got the Galaxy Fold in April,several broke.
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But when reviewers got the Galaxy Fold in April, several broke.
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The stock is up 21-fold in the past six years.
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Pour into a bowl and fold in zest of 1 lime.
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Gently fold in Cool Whip and transfer to a serving bowl.
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Using a rubber spatula, gently fold in the egg whites. 6.
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Today, earnings have increased ten-fold in just over 15 years.
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"It's like being above the fold in a newspaper," she said.
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Stir in the chocolate mixture and fold in the flour. 4.
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Gently fold in whipped cream using a rubber spatula until combined. 19.
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Transfer farro to a medium bowl, and fold in the minced parsley.
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In some stores, its opioid sales jumped six-fold in two years.
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But it does tend to fold in on itself—to lead nowhere.
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Samsung also postponed a launch event for the Galaxy Fold in China.
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It weighs 28 pounds and can fold in half for easy storage.
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And yet, using the Galaxy Fold in tablet mode is a joy.
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When ready to bake fold in egg whites, and add baking powder.
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Fold in the cooled marshmallow mixture and divide between ice cube trays.
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Fold in the chopped herbs (anything with the word 'lemon' in it).
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Fold in the pecans and parsley, season to taste, and serve warm.
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Samsung has announced that it will release the Galaxy Fold in September.
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He wasn't the only one to join the fold in those years.
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Stir in the chocolate mixture and fold in the flour mixture. 210.
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The cases of the week fold in nicely with the main character drama.
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But broader definitions also fold in tax avoidance, which may not be illegal.
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Ethereum, a newer digital currency, has surged 26-fold in 2017 to $218.
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It's difficult to see Golden State avenging that fold in its current state.
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That is what made my brain and my heart fold in on themselves.
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The wings fold in and over and then tuck into a Z shape.
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Fold in the chocolate, hazelnuts, and cookie crumbs using a rubber spatula. 4.
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In a bowl, toss chicken with bell pepper and fold in the avocado mixture.
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Brazil's incarcerated population has surged eight-fold in three decades to around 750,000 inmates.
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The IEA predicts it'll increase at least 15-fold in the next 20 years.
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Then fold in the flaps at the top and stick it in the microwave.
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Lifting two reassuringly chunky quick-release latches allows the bike to fold in thirds.
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Of course, other electric scooters fold in half, too, but Unagi's works very well.
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Gently fold in all but 1 cup of the chips, mixing until well coated.
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Stop mixer, and, using a spatula, fold in the reserved powdered sugar mixture. 23.
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Samsung (SSNLF) announced the Galaxy Fold in February at its annual smartphone press event.
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Fold in the white chocolate and crispy rice pieces and mix until combined. 7.
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And they have grown their distribution footprint at least five-fold in that time.
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Except, the Galaxy Fold in general doesn't quite fulfill the "smartphone" part so well.
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Fold in 1 egg yolk and 1 tablespoon of reserved bone marrow per serving.
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Beantown Bedding does say it is on track to grow seven fold in 2017.
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Remove from the heat and fold in breadcrumbs, tarragon, lemon zest, and lemon juice.
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Toward the end of her book, Murdoch tries to fold in this larger issue.
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Fold in the coconut, pecans, vanilla, and salt and set aside to cool. 7.
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Transfer the mixture to a bowl, then fold in the remaining almonds and chocolate. 4.
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Fold in corners of cheese slices to prevent them from melting onto the baking sheet.
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You simply add plain popcorn kernels to the silicone cup, and fold in the top.
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Still, a phone flexible enough to fold in half may be years in the future.
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But that doesn't mean iTranslate won't bring more products into the fold in the future.
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Even just Al Jaffee's back cover fold-in was enough to change my imagination forever.
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Out of this fold in American spacetime, the new after-Christmas sales are re-spawned.
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Because breastfeeding lowers infant mortality three- to five-fold in high- and low-income countries.
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Exports leapt almost seven-fold in the last ten years to 727,000 tonnes in 2017.
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Cool completely, then fold in the parsley, ricotta, and 2 tablespoons of lemon juice. 3.
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Well, I think the problems are for four- or five-fold in very broad terms.
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Here, those fold in and coalesce, creating a terrific coherency that should appeal to beginners.
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Distributable cash flow attributable to MPLX jumped more than seven-fold in the fourth quarter.
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There is a shocking amount erasure of Meredith, Swift's other Scottish fold, in this doc.
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Television revenue increased more than 40-fold in that span, crossing the $1 billion threshold.
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We have already covered the changes Samsung made to the Fold in a previous story.
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Fold towels in thirds the long way, then fold in half over the towel bar.
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They fold in on themselves strikingly, refusing to allow the viewer's gaze too much access.
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Click here to view original GIFImage: Weizmann Institute Brains fold in on themselves as they grow.
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We've seen hole-punch designs, phones with two screens, and even phones that fold in half.
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Devices with screens that fold in half so that they actually fit in your damn pocket.
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Fold in pasta and mushrooms and bake, covered, in a lightly greased 11-x-7-in.
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Leites enjoyed a real resurgence in his career upon returning to the UFC fold in 2013.
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Fold in the remaining half of the chocolate mixture into the whipped cream until well incorporated.
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Samsung says it has improved the design and construction of the Galaxy Fold in different ways.
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Drug deaths for those aged 2628-28500 have increased nearly nine-fold in the past decade.
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"I love techno and especially gabber," Buford says of the decision to fold in those sounds.
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The warning is way below the fold in small type at the bottom of the tweet.
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He said the laboratory would increase Oxitec's production capacity 30-fold in the South American country.
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The number of Vietnamese recruited to study there grew more than 12-fold in six years.
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Turn off the mixer, fold in the chives, and transfer the dough to a pastry bag.
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The company's stock-market value has risen 10-fold in three years, to more than $100 billion.
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China's defence budget has increased 44-fold in three decades, points out Yoshitaka Shindo, an LDP hawk.
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Do you expect the credit card system to fold in the face of an Internet of Value?
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Samsung is said to have rejected "fold-in" phone with screens that tuck in, citing their inconvenience.
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Samsung is offering a much closer look at its Galaxy Fold in a new 23-minute video.
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These innovations have lifted sales 27-fold in real terms since 1985, to €960m ($1.1bn) last year.
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The company's shares have gained over four-fold in value since their May initial public offering price.
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By some estimates, the number of dengue infections has increased 30-fold in the past 20163 years.
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And then we can fold in a few simple points about constitutional history, tradition and common sense.
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Online retailer Lazada Singapore said sales of insect repellents jumped five-fold in the past three days.
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Fold in the corners of each square to meet at the center, pushing the center down firmly.
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What's next: Looking out to 2030, cumulative volumes of water for developing wells and the amount of FP water could grow by up to 50-fold in gas-producing shale regions and up to 20-fold in shale oil regions — although there are a lot of variables at play.
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He used to iron his money so the bills would lie flat and fold in his wallet easily.
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The Karma's legs fold onto its belly and its wings fold in to fit snugly against its sides.
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Joly's efforts have largely been successful with company's shares having risen four-fold in value during his tenure.
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It has its own built-in loops at the bottom of the camera that fold in and out.
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Apple's revised foldable patent application describes a display with hinges that can fold in half or in thirds.
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Samsung said it will provide an update on the release of the Galaxy Fold in the coming weeks.
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Gently fold in chives and remaining 2 tablespoons each parsley, tarragon and Parmesan and 1 tablespoon lemon zest.
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Samsung says it will announce a revised launch date for the Galaxy Fold in the next few weeks.
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Observing the Orion Nebula and nearby galaxies seemed to create a fold in time between myself and Messier.
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Even bringing Danny back into the fold in last season's final episode made sense in rom-com terms.
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Fold in Snapdeal, and Amazon's Jeff Bezos would face a significant obstacle in the road to global domination.
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But compared to keyboards that just fold in half, it's still one of the most compact options available.
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Fold in a tub's worth of Cool Whip and stir to combine until your arm starts to ache.
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Over a 15-year period, the plant has spread up to 35-fold in areas of east Iceland.
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Arrests have jumped 40-fold in just a few years, and culprits range from hardened criminals to housewives.
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A third state, called simply California, would fold in Los Angeles and extend up the coast to Monterey.
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On Broadway, summer is an unforgiving season: that time, post-Tony Awards, when shows fold in large numbers.
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On Broadway, summer is an unforgiving season: that time, post-Tony Awards, when shows fold in large numbers.
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Trade between the two countries has grown five-fold in the last decade to more than $100 billion dollars.
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Gently stir 1 cup of the whipped cream into chocolate mixture until incorporated; gently fold in remaining whipped cream.
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Fold in thirds from left to right and then do one roll and tuck sequence to incorporate the potatoes.
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The screen on Samsung's device can fold in half and open up again to give users a large display.
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His efforts have largely been successful with the company's shares having risen four-fold in value during his tenure.
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TUCKED INTO a fold in the hills an hour north of Thessaloniki, Serres is old Greece: settled, traditionalist, patriotic.
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Earlier this week, Brian Heater finally held the Galaxy Fold in his hands, and he was pretty impressed. 2300.
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Fold in the remaining flour with your hands, as instructed above, until the dough forms a rough clump. 2.
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Joly's efforts have largely been successful with the company's shares having risen four-fold in value during his tenure.
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Giving the dough its final form is simple: Fold in the sides, and overlap the folds at the ends.
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Immediately after my big queer discovery, I questioned whether this fold in my identity mattered in any material way.
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Two stories appeared on the front page and above the fold in the New York Times over the weekend.
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Brazil's incarcerated population has surged eight-fold in three decades to around 750,000 inmates, the world's third-highest tally.
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As more and more investors were forced to bail, yields shot up 21-fold in less than two months.
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Add the wet ingredients to the flour mixture, fold in the ginger and pecans, and mix until just combined.
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He said the department had grown 10-fold in a year, without giving more specific details on staff numbers.
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These fold-in photos are freely inserted into the book whose multifaceted design mimics a hard-bound government dossier.
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Bitcoin is up more than five-fold in the past year, but has dropped by 35 percent this month.
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Samsung already makes flexible and curved displays but has yet to perfect a screen that can fold in half.
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"Positioning in all sorts of VIX ETFs has increased 5-fold in recent years," McDonald said in an email.
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It's not yet clear whether brand names like that will continue to exist or fold in favor of Zelle.
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Add the egg yolks and cheese to the cooled cornmeal mixture, then gently fold in ⅓ of the egg white mixture.
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Samsung's push to get the Galaxy Fold in the hands of customers feels a "little bit rushed," according to O'Donnell.
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Rodrigues has also carved out a space to fold in elements of jazz, using the genre's symbiotic relationship with improvisation.
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Fold in strawberries, cinnamon, nutmeg, 3 tablespoons softened butter, lemon juice, 1 teaspoon lemon zest and 1 cup blueberries. 3.
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Equally as important, the eight plastic propellers (two per motor) fold in on top of each other for easy storage.
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Plus, it has built-in connectors that fold in and out, so you never need to worry about power cables.
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There are two batteries, one on each side of the fold, that allow the tablet to fold in half easier.
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Mr. Tyson expanded Kaiser's reach, adding another well-respected organization, Group Health Cooperative, to the organization's fold in early 2017.
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These dividers fold in several ways, allowing the bag to hold, say, a large telephoto lens or several smaller lens.
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Pandora shares rose almost 22022-fold in the four years to 26, topping 1223,2122 Danish crowns in May that year.
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Taxes on mutual fund assets jumped as much as seven-fold in 2016 as Greece scrambled to raise state revenues.
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The tremblor caused part of the private elementary school to fold in on itself, sandwiching and collapsing classroom onto classroom.
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Their net worth increased 27-fold in the eight years after he took office, according to the New York Times.
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The annual number of cases has increased 30-fold in the last 50 years, says the World Health Organization (WHO).
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In the one where she's sitting, she has a fold in her stomach despite the flat abs she's known for.
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The BYRD's arms and propellers fold in tight to its body, reducing its length from 24.5 inches to 10.7 inches.
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Before long, Horsthuis' mathematically-generated models overtake the video, and landscapes that might go on forever fold in upon themselves.
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The DNA patterns result in layers of tissue growing that naturally curve and fold in whatever way the researchers choose.
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For City of Hope, whose Cabilly share has risen five-fold in a decade, the expiration has big consequences, too.
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He spent a few years working for baseball's scouting bureau before he came into the St. Louis fold in 2004.
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It was such a big deal that the picture ran, above the fold, in the next day's New York Times.
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He said, in part, if they kept devices like the Fold in labs, they wouldn't get the input they needed.
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It's the most rapidly spreading mosquito-borne viral disease in the world, increasing 30-fold in the past 50 years.
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IRAN'S OIL MINISTER SAYS OIL PRODUCTION AT THE WEST KAROUN OILFIELD HAS INCREASED FIVE-FOLD IN THE PAST SIX YEARS
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The STEP 180 is designed to fold in two directions, making it versatile even though its part of your wall.
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Solar in particular has taken off in the US, with total solar capacity increasing 8,500-fold in the past 703 years.
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Brush the outside of each circle with water, then fold in half, pressing the air pockets out and sealing the dough.
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We asked T-Mobile and AT&T, the US carriers that originally announced they'd carry the Fold in stores or online.
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MasterClass has already announced that Neil Gaiman, Timbaland, Jodie Foster, Natalie Portman, and David Lynch will join the fold in 2019.
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The company's shares have had a big run recently after years of middling performance - climbing seven fold in the past year.
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The blades will also be segmented, allowing them to fold in at high wind speeds to minimize the risk of damage.
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The WSJ's report previously said Samsung's foldable phone display would measure about 7 inches and fold in half like a wallet.
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Between 1990 and 2014 income per person in China increased 13-fold in real terms, whereas globally it less than tripled.
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Samsung said in July that it would release the Galaxy Fold in September but has not announced a specific date yet.
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Renders deemed accurate by The Verge suggest Microsoft's "Andromeda" Surface will have a touch screen display that can fold in half.
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Remove the pan from the heat, fold in the mascarpone and lemon zest and season heavily with salt and pepper. 13.
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And instead of a weird fold in the middle where you can't write, there's a multi-functional clipboard and gesture tray!
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Samsung, which is based in South Korea and the world's largest handset maker, unveiled details of the Galaxy Fold in February.
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Samsung had previously said it would continue with its plans to release the Galaxy Fold in the United States this week.
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Welch returned to the fold in 2013, and for the last six years, the core Korn lineup has been essentially fixed.
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TCL's take is slightly different in that the display doesn't fold in half, but instead slides out from the phone's body.
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Followers of journalists tweeting from inside the courtroom surged over the past two days, more than 20-fold in some cases.
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TASS said Russian supplies of oil products to Cuba grew almost four-fold in the first half, citing the Russian government.
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Kodak is just the latest to see the potential halo effect of cryptocurrencies after Bitcoin soared some 14-fold in 2017.
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Prepare the fold in butter: use a rolling pin to pound out cold butter to create extensibility without warming or softening.
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The device, codenamed "Winner" (cue the lulz!), reportedly has a 7-inch display diagonally and can fold in half like a wallet.
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The various narratives, which have been building since the pilot, finally start to fold in on themselves, and the loop is closed.
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So don't wait for a foldable iPhone because the iPhone 7 is already great—even without the ability to fold in half.
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The screen will reportedly fold in half like a wallet, with the exterior of the device displaying a small bar of information.
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This start-up claims there's no excuse not to bike thanks to its bicycles that fold in half and fit practically anywhere.
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The stock has soared more than 17-fold in 10 years, giving Domino's a market value of A$6 billion ($4.48 billion).
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Some of these conformations act like templates that recruit nearby PrP to fold in the same way, stacking into brain-scrambling spikes.
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C.W.D., like mad-cow disease, is caused by a misshapen protein that forces healthy proteins to fold in on themselves, becoming defective.
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The dancers, who also include three men, calmly fold in Pietàs and the decapitations and stabbings prevalent in biblical and historical subjects.
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Samsung unveiled the Galaxy Fold in February to much fanfare alongside the Galaxy S10 just ahead of the Mobile World Congress conference.
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Aphria shares were down 4.5 percent at C$19.30 on Monday, after having jumped almost three-fold in the past three months.
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The company said its customer base has increased 10-fold in the last 12 months, protecting over 1 million end-user accounts.
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Kodak is just the latest to see the potential halo effect of crypto-currencies after bitcoin soared some 14-fold in 2017.
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Though it famously declined to run a fold-in illustration by Al Jaffee in 2013 that brought to mind the Aurora, Colo.
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Indigenous residents' fear of becoming a minority is inevitable with Gwadar's population expected to jump more than 15-fold in coming decades.
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China's foreign reserves ballooned 24 fold in that period, rising to $4 trillion from $166 billion and dwarfing every other country's reserves.
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Samsung also said it had postponed two media events that were intended to promote the Galaxy Fold in Shanghai and Hong Kong.
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Another favorite are Cadbury's Flakes, which are thin bars of flaky chocolate where the layers sort of fold in on each other.
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Fold one-third of the beaten aquafaba into the chocolate mixture, then fold in the remainder of the aquafaba just until incorporated.
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You can put the veggies and livers in a food processor, but you'll want to separately fold in the hand-chopped meat.
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Newsweek reported that CBD sales are estimated to grow 40-fold in the next four years, reaching a value of $23 billion.
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The ranks of the country's wealthy increased nine-fold in the decade to 2016, according to consultancy Bain and China Merchants Bank.
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Exxon expects crude oil production alone to increase five-fold in the Permian, which runs beneath western Texas and eastern New Mexico.
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A 2016 federal report showed that the number of Venezuelans who applied for asylum had risen 19-fold in just four years.
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Or maybe he assumed that Pelosi & Company would fold in the face of the dysfunction and public outcry a shutdown would bring.
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Warren yesterday tacked another $1 trillion onto her existing plan in order to fold in former candidate Jay Inslee's energy decarbonization plan.
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Inflows of foreign funds into Russian treasury bonds known as OFZs rose seven-fold in September compared with August, the central bank said.
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Samsung will announce new launch plans for the Galaxy Fold in "a couple of days," a top executive has told The Korea Herald.
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While Samsung performs its own internal investigations, the folks at iFixit had plenty to say about the Galaxy Fold in their own teardown.
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The glimpses I got, brief though they were, during Samsung's live presentation of the Fold in London gave me reason to be wary.
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The number of foreigners registered there has risen almost five-fold in a decade, to 2000,2800 last year (about 27% of the population).
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Researchers plan to develop algorithms to help the drone achieve full autonomy as well as ways to make the drone fold in 3D.
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The value of digital transactions has risen more than 50-fold in the past two years, with many more smaller payments (see chart).
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Tesla said the 2012 performance award helped Tesla's market cap rise 17-fold in the five years after it was put in place.
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Beat on medium-high speed until mixture is light and almost fluffy, 12 to 15 minutes; gently fold in ¾ cup chopped almonds. 5.
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The smartphone maker announced it would launch the delayed Galaxy Fold in some markets in September after making improvements to protect the screen.
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Disick, who was briefly estranged from the Kardashian clan during 2015, seems to have nestled back into the fold in the new year.
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"Though don't worry, he'll fold in the end," Coulter predicted while speaking on the "Mark Simone Show" on 710 WOR in New York.
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Founder and CEO Sergio Furio said Creditas would use the new equity raised to grow its loan book 30 fold in three years.
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When Business Insider's Lisa Eadicicco tried out the Galaxy Fold in mid-April, she had largely positive things to say about the device.
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With this new report that Samsung is backing down it appears that the Galaxy Fold, in its current state, just isn't there yet.
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The construction was designed around a vertical fold in the rock, dividing the geometry of the house and allowing for windows and terraces.
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But in captivity, insects can multiply themselves 100-fold in one generation, suggesting how many are lost to predators, starvation and other challenges.
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It's a classic French technique in which the egg whites are whipped before you fold in the yolks, which are mixed with cream.
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Zach Reineking, the course's superintendent and director of course maintenance, was happy to see the novel hole brought into the fold in 2009.
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The services, spotlighted in Bell's "Nexus City" demonstration area at CES, aim to fold in drone integration, including its Autonomous Pod Transport system.
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Still, much of the pleasure is in how well the creators fold in fun little period details—and by period I mean 2014.
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Condor welcomed the actor into the fold in the video, walking right up to his "John Ambrose" trailer to introduce him to the world.
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The researchers found that for preeclampsia, there was an increased risk of two-fold in singletons and three-fold for twins in egg donations.
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Going by Galliers estimates, production of lithium-ion batteries will need to be ramped up four-fold in order to meet demand by 2020.
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The global autonomous vehicle market is valued at an estimated $54 billion — and is projected to grow 10-fold in the next seven years.
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Unlike in other supercars, getting out of the car does not require one to fold in half and roll out with the door open.
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One model is said to fold in half, while another has a 5-inch display that "unfurls" into a tablet-sized 8-inch panel.
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One model is said to fold in half, while another has a 5-inch display that unfurls into a tablet-sized 8-inch panel.
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In the 1830s, U.S. bank loans increased a whopping three-fold in five years, concentrated in state banks that had virtually no regulatory oversight.
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"I always felt that the imagery in the lingerie industry as it was didn't speak to me," Bendell told Into The Fold in May.
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The Razr's main selling point is that it can fold in half, making it much easier to stow away in a pocket or purse.
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Wall Street Journal's sources appear to be separate from SamMobile's and refer specifically to a delay of the Galaxy Fold in the United States.
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According to court documents, the elder Mr. Zottola, who was known as Sally Daz, brought his son into the fold in the late 1990s.
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Crocodile attacks have increased 13-fold in the past decade, numbering at least one death a month in a country of 1.2 million people.
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Those concerns grew after the Canadian Women's Hockey League, one of two professional leagues in North America, announced Sunday it would fold in May.
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"I'm amazed to hear it is around in this crumbling state," said Mr. Jaffee, who created Mad magazine's signature back-page Fold-In feature.
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A lot of gadgets will fold in half, too — which is going to be neat — but we don't know if it will be necessary.
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The report didn't include IUDs, although a separate study in 2015 found that IUD usage has increased almost five-fold in the last decade.
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Viruses can fold in different ways, but a majority of them, including those that cause herpes and the common cold, follow the Caspar Klug theory.
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It is the world's fastest-spreading tropical disease, with the annual number of cases increasing 30-fold in the last 50 years, the WHO says.
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Brazil's incarcerated population has surged eight-fold in three decades to around 750,000 inmates, the world's third-highest tally after China and the United States.
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It is the world's fastest-spreading tropical disease, with the annual number of cases increasing 30-fold in the last 50 years, the WHO says.
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This didn't bother me too much, though, since the fact that it can fold in half when not in use already makes it compact enough.
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Last week, T-Mobile (TMUS) announced it will start selling the Galaxy Fold in stores and online on April 26 and is not offering preorders.
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Yes, Trump probably wants to bring more of them back into the fold in the wake of so many GOP defections to Hillary Clinton lately.
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Washington (CNN)Hillary Clinton is looking to take advantage of Donald Trump's lagging support among Republicans, courting them to her fold in the presidential race.
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The real revelation, however, is in the patent's description of "carbon nanotubes" that would allow the iPhone to literally fold in half down the middle.
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You can't stash the Fold in a breast pocket either without looking like you're trying to smuggle a bar of gold out of Fort Knox.
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It's a lot like the DJI Spark, announced last year, but its rotor arms fold in making the little bitty aircraft even more little bitty.
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Government subsidies and other measures helped all-electric car sales soar nearly five-fold in China to 113,810 in the first 10 months of 2015.
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At its big Unpacked event on Wednesday, Samsung finally showed the Galaxy Fold in full, unfolding its 4.6-inch display into a 7.3-inch tablet.
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It's definitely going to be nice to get another left-handed bat that we can fold in there and hopefully he'll do what we need.
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We welcome the senator's scrutiny as a chance to vindicate our record, a period when this charity grew many-fold in contributions, programs and effectiveness.
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Grieving parents have been searching for their little ones since the earthquake shook the city on Tuesday, causing the school to fold in on itself.
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Samsung will be launching the nearly $2,000 Galaxy Fold in September after delaying the device's April release because of technical issues experienced by some reviewers.
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It was the year we learned all about ethereum, another blockchain-based platform that has its own skyrocketing cryptocurrency (up almost 100-fold in 2017).
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Crocodile attacks here have increased 20-fold in the past decade, numbering at least one death a month in a country of 1.2 million people.
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It was also a paper once so rich with advertising that it was often too thick to fold in half and slip under your arm.
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In 2013, Google Ventures made its largest ever investment, putting $258 million into Uber, which then grew twenty-fold in value as the company expanded.
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Indeed, job postings related to bitcoin on LinkedIn increased nine-fold in the financial services industry and four-fold in the software technology industry (as a proportion of overall job postings on LinkedIn) over the last three years, according to data provided by the platform to CNBC Make It. As of Monday, there were 2,770 open jobs related to "blockchain" posted on careers website Glassdoor.
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Under pressure to make faster progress on a replacement plan, Senate Republicans are now exploring ways to fold in some "replace" measures into this repeal bill.
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" The NNP chips are a direct result of its Nervana acquisition and fold in the company's expertise to achieve "faster training time for deep learning models.
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We can use algorithms to find origami patterns that fold in near-infinite ways, so that these muscles can carry out even complicated motions, like twisting.
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The two companies are in a race to become the first treatment for a condition that has increased two-fold in children from 1997 to 2008.
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Slowly fold in your 1/2 cup caramel sauce and 1 teaspoon sea salt, and then freeze for at least an hour to thicken up.5.
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Trump's criticism did not diminish U.S. fund managers' long-term enthusiasm for Amazon, whose stock has risen more than five-fold in the last five years.
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The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) has spearheaded efforts to bring fintech to the financial regulatory fold in a number of steps (here).
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Incidences of dengue have increased 30-fold in the past 50 years, and the World Health Organization estimates there are 50 million cases worldwide each year.
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If the past is any guide, Mike Pence, the presumptive Republican nominee for vice president, may struggle to bring women into the GOP fold in November.
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The 7.1-magnitude earthquake that jolted the region on Tuesday caused part of the building to fold in on itself, sandwiching and collapsing, classroom onto classroom.
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The company is expected to release the Galaxy Fold in South Korea as early as September 6, the Korean news outlet Yonhap News Agency recently reported.
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The organizers of the HGP-Write project hope to do much the same with DNA synthesis, reducing the cost more than 1,000-fold in a decade.
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If Samsung uses its display technology in future iterations, it could make it more pocketable by allowing it to fold in half, like Motorola is doing.
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The company said in July that it would launch the Fold in September, and Korean news outlet Yonhap News reports that it's coming on September 6.
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It's the success and exposure of these candidates and officeholders, Gillespie says, that will have the effect of drawing more into the fold in the future.
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He wondered if General Mills could properly fold in Blue Buffalo after having difficulties in growing Yoplait, in which it acquired a majority stake in 2011.
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And with Bitcoin soaring more than 15-fold in 2017 to well over $16,000 early Monday, selling Bitcoin futures short is likely to be prohibitively expensive.
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Iger has been at the helm of Disney since 2005 but had been part of the company since ABC was brought into the fold in 1996.
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Recent analysis shows that the "risk of malaria epidemic increases five-fold" in the year following an El Niño event that brings large amounts of rain.
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Blass also hinted that Microsoft might show off its Surface Centaurus computer, which is expected to have two displays and fold in half like a laptop.
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Trade between China and other emerging economies has risen 11-fold in that time, while trade among emerging economies not involving China has risen six-fold.
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By our estimates, spending would need to be cut by half, or economic growth accelerated four fold, in order for his plan to balance the budget.
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That means its token holders could see the supply mushroom more than three-fold in the years ahead, which would pressure coin values unless outweighed by demand.
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The number of vegans in the U.S. has increased six-fold in the last three years, and more than tripled in the U.K. over the past decade.
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Samsung is flaunting the phone's ability to fold in half as a perk for those who are looking for something more portable than today's rectangular-shaped smartphones.
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In the United States, overdose deaths from opioids have increased almost six-fold in the past two decades, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The new concept, which Samsung didn't name, looks more like a traditional flip phone thanks to a foldable display that allows the device to fold in half.
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The number of incidents in which drones have narrowly missed collisions with passenger jets in the U.K. has increased almost 10-fold in less than 2 years.
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This nuanced twist on a closed and monogamous family unit wouldn't cause my marriage to unravel but would rather fold in and form a newly stylized braid.
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The Mavic Pro, while larger, had arms and legs that could fold in, allowing it to fit in a smaller case and making it easier to transport.
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Kai Prase, director of Frankfurt-based DEF-TEC Defense Technology GmbH, said sales of pepper spray rose seven-fold in the final three months of last year.
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The company will also be selling a 5G version of the Fold in certain markets — assuming it gets to the bottom of the base model's screen issues.
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"This is the first time the biggest digital-first, TV streaming companies have come into the fold in terms of being included in TV ratings," Clarken said.
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Why it matters: Corporate sourcing is increasingly a driver of renewable power deployment, and Apple's move show how it can evolve to fold in supply chains too.
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Project approvals jumped nearly four-fold in July, but the benefits will take time to be felt, suggesting economic conditions will get worse before they get better.
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The move comes as cases from the viral coronavirus strain have increased 13-fold in two weeks, effectively tripling the number of countries that have diagnosed cases.
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While most of the other charges create a fiery explosion, the water charge, which will fold in a metal door like paper, creates a cloud of mist.
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Mowi's share price climbed 23% in the last 12 months, and is up 10-fold in the last eight years as demand for salmon continues to grow.
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"It's still good enough in my view," he said, and explained that putting the Fold in the hands of the consumers gives the company much-needed feedback.
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YouTube started seeing rapid jumps in views of K-pop videos as early as 2011 when views jumped three-fold in a single year to 2.3 billion.
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Researchers have shown that off the coast of California, for example, underwater noise has risen several-fold in a few decades, in part from an increase in shipping.
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And while a buffer overflow often involves using the same strings of data repeatedly, doing so in this case caused the DNA strand to fold in on itself.
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Amazon's workforce has grown by more than 20-fold in the last eight years to over 600,000 employees, and the stock price has more than quadrupled since 2013.
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Critics argue that golf, like tennis which returned to the Olympic fold in 1988, already has its four blue riband events and should not be in the Games.
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The Z Flip has a new mode called Flex Mode, which allows you to split an app above and below the fold in the middle of the display.
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If you're making these for a party, won't the cheese start to sweat and fold in on itself as the shots sit for hours on the snack table?
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Oil refiners' profits rose more than 80-fold in January-April on-year, while steel mills saw a 42 percent gain as prices rebounded and they upped production.
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Lastly, there's the optional Slaatto S1 lampshade, which was designed in collaboration with Danish designer Øivind Alexander Slaatto, can fold in and out to manually control the light.
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The alliance, which brought Mitsubishi Motors into its fold in 2016, is currently in crisis with its former Chairman Carlos Ghosn arrested and indicted on charges of misconduct.
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As Ring begins to fold in Mr Beams, it'll be able to add the company's lineup of wireless lights, like ceiling lights and lanterns, into its connected portfolio.
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Singapore, a Southeast Asian island nation of less than six million, had won only two silver and two bronze medals since it joined the Olympic fold in 1948.
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There might have been a practical way to make Paris fold in on itself in Inception, but CGI makes it easier to pull off many visual effects convincingly.
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Fevipiprant, which is being developed by Novartis, reduced a biological marker of asthma nearly five-fold in the 12-week trial involving 61 patients, researchers said on Saturday.
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Fold in fish sauce and vinegar and keep in a container on your counter for a day or two until the flavor intensifies and develops through fermentation. 3.
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Samsung has announced that it will release its much-delayed folding smartphone, the $2512,6480 Galaxy Fold, in Korea on September 227 and in the UK on September 18.
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Using your fingertip, brush a little water or egg wash around the edges, then fold in half, pressing down on the top edge to seal – like a boss.
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Batten's appointment of Robinson follows his welcoming of other young social media activists with large followings into the fold, in a bid to rejuvenate the greying party's appeal.
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Peloton said its profit margin for subscriptions has improved because content costs have been relatively flat while subscriber numbers have increased dramatically — almost five-fold in that span.
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Indeed, the number of non-medically trained hospital administrators has gone up 30-fold in the past 30 years, while the number of physicians has remained relatively constant.
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In Africa, Chinese mining investments have increased 25-fold in just 123 years, from stakes in a handful of mines in 2006 to more than 120 in 2015.
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What Pakistan wants is a reconciliation process that ushers the Taliban back into the political fold in Afghanistan, without allowing the militants to control the country once again.
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Trading volume in Deutsche's debt has more than doubled this week and soared 15-fold in a month as investors rushed to offload the troubled German lender's bonds.
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There are three pink newborn mice, the size of her fingertips, laid up along a mounded fold in the carpet, eyes closed, paws folded in small fists, squeaking furiously.
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In the state of Guanajuato, where meth use has spiked alongside homicides, demand for treatment for cristal use has increased seven-fold in recent years, according to government figures.
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Chakravarty declined to say if the scheme would fold in existing subsidies, but said state and federal government have sufficient resources to fund it without widening the fiscal deficit.
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China's soybean imports rose three-fold in July from a year earlier as cargoes that had been booked by Chinese state firms during a bilateral truce in December arrived.
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Patent filing at the U.S. Patent Office by Chinese entities also grew ten-fold in the past decade, surpassing the UK and on track to exceed Germany this year.
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The Japan shock of the 1970s and 1980s triggered demands from politicians for protectionist barriers, as America's trade deficit in goods with Japan rose 25-fold in a decade.
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As another measure of Snyk's growth, the company says it now has over 200 paying customers and 150,000 users, with revenues growing five-fold in the last nine months.
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They use tax data on incomes as their base, but then fold in the cost of employer-provided health care, pensions, and other benefits, as measured by survey data.
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Point is, after spending an hour or so with the phone yesterday, I now find myself with the Galaxy Fold in hand (or hands, as the case may be).
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India's electrode exports rose 71 percent over April-August last year, while shares of Graphite India Ltd rose nine-fold in 2017 and HEG Ltd shares jumped 15-fold.
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The Season 2 episode, called "Family Dinner," almost certainly features the words "fold in the cheese" more times than any other onscreen endeavor in history ever has or will.
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More than 10 percent of Americans support a third-party contender, and some of these voters could return to the Democratic or Republican fold in the weeks to come.
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For the month of August, Yelp recorded a surge of about 3000 percent (or 30-fold) in searches related to the picture-sharing site – compared to May of 2015.
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After nearly 10 years, Wake is still a grindcore band at heart, but they've never been afraid to fold in other elements, and Misery Rites is thankfully no exception.
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But Puppet has grown more than two-fold in the last four years: back then, it had 18,000 customers, including the likes of Google, Twitter, Salesforce and AT&T.
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Somewhere around 1960, after Billie Holiday was gone and other classic jazz voices were on the wane, the tradition of midcentury jazz singing started to fold in on itself.
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On Wednesday, the World Health Organization's director-general, Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, said that outside China, the number of cases of the virus increased 13-fold in a fortnight.
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Various estimates suggest the space economy will grow three to eight-fold in the next few decades, to as much as $2.7 trillion — making space an exceedingly lucrative venture.
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Analysts believe gold mining will be profitable in India, where prices have jumped more than three fold in a decade versus an 89 percent rise in global spot prices.
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It also allows him to fold in other themes that animate the Republican base, which he needs to come out in near 2016 numbers to stave off Democratic gains.
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At the same time, the number of families entering the U.S. illegally at the southwest border jumped six-fold in May to 9,485 compared with the same month in 2017.
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That's also when the company will begin to fold in LinkedIn's contribution to its earnings, after closing the deal to acquire the company for $26.2 billion on December 8, 2016.
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The World Health Organization reported last week that global cases had risen nearly four-fold in the first quarter of 2019 to 112,163 compared with the same period last year.
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The ear cups fold down to a flat shape, but don't fold in (which competitors like the V-Moda Crossfade 2 Wireless do) for a more compact and portable shape.
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There are many advantages to a device with a flexible/stretchable display, including increased durability and new form factors that could either fold in half or wrap around your wrist.
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The number of urban beekeepers has exponentially grown according to Andrew Coté, President of New York City Beekeepers Association, with registered beehives growing ten-fold in the past five years.
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It's recessed inside what looks like just a fold in the fabric on the side of the bag, so I actually didn't even know about it for over a week.
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But it's much slimmer, because the props holding the rotors fold in over the body, making the whole profile small enough to fit into a backpack or even a purse.
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Ms. Comfort can begin with a single commuter following a purposeful path; add six others, one by one; fold in swerves and collisions; and build up a composition of complexity.
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The average number of daily donations to the Red Cross relief effort in Syria increased 100-fold in the week after the images were published compared with the week before.
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The World Health Organization reported on Monday that global cases had risen nearly four-fold in the first quarter of 2019 to 112,163 compared with the same period last year.
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The number of firms in Brazil's financial technology sector has risen about six-fold in the past couple of years as they offer borrowers lower interest rates than traditional banks.
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The proportion of waivered providers climbed about five-fold in communities with the most overdose deaths, compared to about a three-fold increase in places with the fewest overdose deaths.
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The bottle stands strong at first, and things look hopeful, but after a few seconds of intense pressure the cap caves downward and it begins to fold in on itself.
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This move brought Disney back into the fold in February, just in time for the entertainment giant to promote the highly anticipated "Incredibles 2," which is due out in June.
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Fold in its wins at the smaller, more craft-focused Creative Arts Emmys last weekend, and that brings Netflix's 2017 total to 20 wins — second only to HBO, which scored 29.
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Samsung will make a decision regarding its launch plans for the Galaxy Fold in "a couple of days," the company's president and co-CEO DJ Koh said to The Korea Herald.
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The number of families, as Fox News previously reported, entering the U.S. illegally at the southwest border jumped six-fold in May to 9,485, compared with the same month in 2017.
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Samsung plans to release its Fold in April, and Huawei will follow with the Mate X in June, asking a higher price but also bringing the added hype sticker of 5G.
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AT&T, which owns CNN's parent company, WarnerMedia, said consumers can pay for the Galaxy Fold in increments: $66 a month for 30 months with eligible service, according to a release.
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Iran is edging out Russia in a fight to supply crude oil to Poland, while its crude exports to South Korea jumped nearly four fold in July from the previous year.
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I want these futuristic devices as much as anyone, especially phones that fold in half, and companies like Samsung and ZTE are tripping all over themselves to make them a reality.
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It does have "weather flaps" that fold in when the top cover is closed and conveniently get in the way whenever I'm trying to get something out of the main compartment.
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Amazon's shipments of tablets grew four-fold in the third quarter as the overall market plunged, but Apple and Samsung held their position at the top, according to a new report.
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But even for a group that's suffered numerous injuries at his position, integrating Wade, at this stage of his career, into the fold in a way that's mutually beneficial, isn't easy.
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Samsung originally planned to release the Galaxy Fold in April but delayed the phone's launch after a small number of reviewers said their devices had broken after two days of use.
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Law enforcement agencies have increased their resources "85033-fold" in recent years to respond to the growing cyber threat, the U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York said Monday.
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Samsung had initially planned to release its much-anticipated Galaxy Fold in April, but it delayed the device's launch after a small number of reviewers experienced issues with the phone's screen.
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Mix in two-thirds cup water, then fold in 10 ounces of fresh or frozen corn kernels (almost two cups), two scallions, minced, and a finely chopped Fresno or jalapeño chile.
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Samsung says that it's fixed the issues and plans to release the Fold in September, which means this Unpacked event could be the perfect time to announce a proper release date.
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Heroin use has risen five-fold in the past decade, with the biggest increases among whites and low-income men, according to research by Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health.
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But that new form factor comes at a price: The Galaxy Z Flip costs $3803,380, meaning you're paying a hefty premium just to get a phone that can fold in half.
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But Michigan and Pennsylvania have long been blue states in presidential elections prior to 2016 -- and polling in both suggests that they may be returning to the Democratic fold in 2020.
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Even after plummeting from a high of $3.84 in early January to $22016 (including a 28 percent drop on Tuesday), it's still up almost 220-fold in the past 28 months.
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Heroin use in the United States has risen five-fold in the past decade and addiction has more than tripled, with the biggest jumps among whites and men with low incomes.
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Fold in privately held Remington's $4.3 billion of sales since Adam Lanza used one of its semiautomatic rifles to kill the schoolchildren, and the three accounted for $10.6 billion in sales.
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In a bit of awkward timing after the failed launch of the Samsung Galaxy Fold in April, Google said it was excited for the Android version it made specifically for foldable devices.
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The threats against the state Democratic Party chair and Sanders' defiant statement in response have led party officials to worry diehard Sanders supporters may not come back into the fold in November.
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There are two speakers, and they sound good and get loud, but they're super easy to muffle with your palms when you hold the Fold in landscape mode to watch a video.
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That firm developed the Capi Hnizdo (Stork's Nest) hotel while temporarily owned by Mr Babis's two adult children and his now brother-in-law, before returning to the Agrofert fold in 2013.
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Still, the SNB is unlikely to be able to reduce for several years its balance sheet, which has soared seven-fold in a decade to reach 775 billion Swiss francs ($800 billion).
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Barter arrangements with global traders and agrochemical firms surged six-fold in five seasons to around a third of Mato Grosso farmers' financing for the latest crop, according agricultural research group Imea.
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Although the company does not disclose figures, its sponsored listings advertising business took in $1.4 billion in revenue in 2016, up seven-fold in the past four years, according to Barclays analysts.
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That might happen here and there if you're shutting the Fold in a hurry, but it's unlikely that someone would shut the Fold that hard so often, or for 14 hours straight.
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But the number of infectious disease outbreaks has increased four-fold in recent decades, said Rebecca Katz, a global health security expert at Georgetown University — and those epidemics are becoming more complex.
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Just two days after Samsung provided tech journalists with review units of the Galaxy Fold in April, a small number of critics had reported that the screens on their phone's had malfunctioned.
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The 2019 Razr features a 6.2-inch screen with a flexible build that enables it to fold in half, just like the flip phone you probably remember using around the year 2005.
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Nor has AT&T and T-Mobile, its partners for releasing the Galaxy Fold in the US. We've reached out all three for more details and will update when we learn more.
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At the private Colegio Enrique Rabsamen, where rescuers thought they were trying to reach the girl, the temblor caused the school to fold in on itself, sandwiching and collapsing classroom onto classroom.
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Cisco reported that traffic on its WebEx video conferencing service increased 22-fold in China since the outbreak began, and sevenfold on average in affected countries compared with rates before the outbreak.
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Lenovo has made good on the promise it made way back in May 2019: Lenovo will launch the first-ever laptop with a foldable display, the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Fold in 2020.
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However, Samsung is reportedly planning to unveil the Galaxy S11 and a new vertically folding Galaxy Fold in February, so perhaps Samsung will debut the new Galaxy Buds in February as well.
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They are also considering whether to fold in any of the evidence collected by special counsel Robert Mueller about Trump's efforts to obstruct his probe of Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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Instead of opening like a book to reveal a larger tablet-sized screen inside, the Galaxy Z Flip looks like a traditional phone but can fold in half into a smaller square.
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But when these proteins start to fold in ways they shouldn't, they force other nearby prions to misfold too, creating a growing army that, over years or even decades, effectively cannibalizes the brain.
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Osler has hiked production of Exposis at its Brazilian facilities 28-fold in the past two months, but it cannot keep up with demand, said Paulo Guerra Vieira, the company's head in Brazil.
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Mongolia's coal exports to China rose more than four-fold in the first half of the year, but growth has petered out since the delays at the border crossings first arose in July.
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Tesla is looking to ramp up production five-fold in two years to 500,000 vehicles per year, a task many industry observers say appears nearly impossible even with the hiring of key talent.
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"I open the gates" (2019) shows hands grabbing a pair of breasts, bisected by a shimmering spinal column; in "My waters rest" (2019), weathered hands fold in prayer against a marine-blue background.
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Netskope is not yet profitable, nor is it revealing revenues, but Beri said that the company has grown three-fold in the last year "in every metric you can think of," including revenue.
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The number of Nigerian women brought to Italy among the migrants rescued from flimsy boats launched by smugglers into the Mediterranean has increased almost eight-fold in the past three years, Sant'Egidio estimates.
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So it's easy to fly, will be offered at an affordable price (under $200,000, which is cheaper than most helicopters), and the propeller arms fold in, so it can fit in a garage.
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Mylan was criticized by consumers and lawmakers after it hiked the price of its auto-injector, used to address severe allergic reactions, six-fold in less than a decade to $600 per pair.
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The Gi Flybike offers 40 miles of pedal assistance per charge, and incorporates a custom design that enables the bike to fold in literally one second by pulling a lever on the frame.
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He isn't providing revenue details, but the company said in a press release that GMV — the total amount of product bought from its hawkers — has grown five-fold in the past four months.
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Washington (CNN)President Barack Obama's administration said Tuesday it was seeking to expand U.S. military spending in Europe four-fold in a bid to reassure allies still unsettled by Russia's incursion into Ukraine.
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For one perfect minute, It's Always Sunny did a shot-for-shot recreation of the famous scene where Kramer becomes the first to fold in their anti-masturbation pact, and it was glorious.
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Solar surged seven-fold in just four years to be about halfway to its 7 pct target, but new projects stalled after the FIT cuts, leading to bankruptcies among small contractors and suppliers.
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The bill also guts the "living will" requirement that banks have detailed plans for how to fold in the event they teeter on the brink of collapse, as so many did in 2008.
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Kevan and I were the first to put words outside the grid; we had a homage to the Mad Magazine Fold-In; and I am particularly fond of my Halloween puzzle from 2013.
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The party, known by its German initials AfD, sees the program as a "burden" on German households, and many supporters have come into its fold in part because of the program's mounting costs.
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While this goal may be lofty, India has increased imports of ethanol nearly four-fold in the past five years, and consumption of ethanol for fuel has risen nearly seven-fold since then.
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Every vein in the marble splays in the right pattern, every tile is lined up to a fare-thee-well, every fold in every drape — floor-to-ceiling plaster-hued cashmere — is perfect.
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As the Daily Beast's Will Sommer wrote in July: While the Storm is at the center of the QAnon narrative, it's also flexible enough to fold in just anything that makes the news.
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For the buyers that bemoan Ford moving toward turbocharging, Ram putting in mild-hybrid systems and GMC offering tailgates that fold in a variety of ways, the Tundra's old-school style may be refreshing.
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Why hackers are targeting health care now is two-fold: In part, it's because hackers can make more money selling people's personal information compared to what they can make selling only credit card numbers.
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The annual report by the Vatican's Financial Information Authority (AIF) also showed that Vatican's cooperation with international financial regulators to fight fraud and money laundering had increased nearly six-fold in the same period.
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The future of professional women's hockey has moved to the forefront since the Canadian Women's Hockey League announced in March that is would fold in May after 12 years in operation, citing financial reasons.
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When in motion, the exploit allowed the researchers to control the vehicle's wiper blades, fold in the driver- and passenger-side rearview mirrors, open the trunk, and even bring the vehicle to a stop.
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"At the moment, it is business as usual (but) insurance to transit the Strait of Hormuz has actually increased 10-fold in the last two months as a consequence of the attacks," Gurnee said.
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For example, the volatility of competitive rankings has increased several fold in many industries, and the five-year mortality rate for public corporations has increased from around 26% to over 28% in recent decades.
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One possible remedy would be for Trump to moderate the polarizing behavior that damaged him with women voters and independents in urban areas, to try to win them back to the fold in 2020.
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There are strong signs that Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin are poised to return to the Democratic fold in 2020, though Ohio, where Republicans expanded their hold on state government, may be lost for good.
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If we are not careful, this new middle class will stop being the backbone of our communities because they will fold in on themselves as they work against a headwind that is increasingly severe.
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While the movie — which won three Academy Awards — does fold in a romantic plotline, it is secondary to the story of a woman and her daughter opening themselves up to the power of imagination.
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SUV sales in the upper luxury end of the market, which includes the likes of Mercedes G-Class and Bentley Bentayga, have grown nearly five-fold in the six years to 13, IHS added.
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In a sentence, the Galaxy Z Flip's screen scratches very easily: Also recently, the protective plastic coating on one reviewer's Motorola Razr started to peel off the screen at the fold in the middle.
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The industry here - on the far northwestern edge of the U.S. farm belt, close to Pacific ports - spent millions on grain storage and rail-loading infrastructure while boosting plantings by five-fold in 2000 years.
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The industry here - on the far northwestern edge of the U.S. farm belt, close to Pacific ports - spent millions on grain storage and rail-loading infrastructure while boosting plantings by five-fold in 2800 years.
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The money comes on the back of an eventful two years since the company first launched, with revenues growing 15-fold in the last year, and "multiple millions of dollars in revenue" from individual customers.
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The exploration element has ramped up ten-fold in Odyssey as well, which when paired with its emphasis on player choice, makes it feel like the most naturalistic and open Assassin's Creed game to date.
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In an April report, UNICEF said attacks involving child suicide bombers between 2014 and this year rose four-fold in northeastern Nigeria, where militant group Boko Haram is based, and neighboring Cameroon, Niger and Chad.
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He says the startup's revenues have grown five-fold in the last year but that he believes that 95 percent of the market is largely untapped when it comes to using newer technologies like Onfido's.
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It has increased more than 10-fold in value so far this year, posting the largest gain of all asset classes, amid increased institutional demand for crypto-currencies as financial and mainstream use has expanded.
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The amount of oil carried on US railways has increased 40-fold in the last eight years, according to the Center for Biological Diversity, an environmental nonprofit that advocates for green energy and environmental protections.
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It has increased more than 10-fold in value so far this year, posting the largest gain of all asset classes, amid increased institutional demand for crypto-currencies as financial and mainstream use has expanded.
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The price of bitcoin topped $11,000 on Wednesday less than a day after passing the $10,000 mark and has increased more than 10-fold in value so far this year, prompting concerns of a bubble.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China ethanol exports surged six-fold in July from a year ago as producers took advantage of cheaper corn to boost output following a change in government policy, customs data showed on Wednesday.
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The company's stock multiplied more than ten-fold in less than three years as major companies rushed to buy chips that could smarten up their own applications, offer AI services to other companies -- or both.
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In an April report, UNICEF said attacks involving child suicide bombers between 2014 and this year rose four-fold in northeastern Nigeria, where militant group Boko Haram is based, and neighbouring Cameroon, Niger and Chad.
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Mr. Lynne, who formed a close working relationship with Mr. Petty in the Traveling Wilburys and on "Full Moon Fever," came along as a producer when the singer returned to the Heartbreakers fold in 1991.
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Way back in May 2019, Lenovo made a lofty promise while showing off a prototype device: that it would release the first-ever laptop with a foldable display, the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Fold, in 2020.
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"It was terrifying to watch the uncanny ability of the Moorish infantry to exploit the slightest fold in the ground which could be used for cover, and to make themselves invisible," a volunteer later recalled.
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As stated in my hands-on the other day, the Flip feels more solid than the Fold in just about every way, from the folding mechanism to the display, which now sports foldable protective glass.
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The Art Ensemble, which had become a trio after Mr. Bowie died in 1999, welcomed Mr. Jarman back into the fold in 2003, touring on a limited basis and releasing several albums on Pi Recordings.
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The price of bitcoin topped $11,000 on Wednesday less than a day after passing the $10,000 mark and has increased more than 10-fold in value so far this year, prompting concerns of a bubble.
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With the Galaxy Fold in its open position, you can have two apps on the screen or one giant app, but you probably had little reason to drag your finger across the center of the display.
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In Singapore - Asia's largest bunkering, or ship fuel, port - sales of the fuel have grown nearly six-fold in the last three years to hit a record of 1.14 million tonnes in 2016, the company said.
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All aspects of the Democratic presidential nominee's recent coughing fits, possible fainting spell, and eventual diagnosis of pneumonia were reported above the fold in the major newspapers and treated as "breaking news" on many television networks.
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Not only have Rodgers and McCarthy not made any noticeable attempts to adjust their game plan, fold in some offensive wrinkles, or showcase young players; they've flatly and repeatedly doubled down on what hasn't been working.
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That's when all of the important details started taking shape: the hair, the idea of doing an open back in the jacket, having the pants fold in a different way, the pinstriped sleeves, the button detailing.
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The eldest is the daughter Ubol Ratana, who graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, married an American and lived mostly in California until separating from him and returning to the fold in Thailand in 2006.
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Josipovici (who sees in his predicament a parallel with Hamlet's own quandary) chooses to do both, reading through the play section by section (or fold on fold, in his preferred terminology), offering commentary along the way.
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As Brazil's incarcerated population has surged eight-fold in three decades to around 750,000 inmates, the world's third-highest tally, its prison gangs have come to wield vast power that reaches far beyond the jailhouse walls.
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The Gender Identity Development Service (GIDS), the NHS's only clinic for young transgender people, says the number of children referred there has risen more than 30-fold in the past decade, reaching 2,590 in 2018-19.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong's highest court dismissed on Friday an appeal by two pro-independence lawmakers contesting their disqualification from the legislature, effectively ruling out their return to the political fold in the Chinese-ruled city.
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The volume of securities backed by consumer loans has surged over 35-fold in the last two years, with the proceeds used to finance loans to individuals looking to buy the latest iPhone or finance overseas holidays.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Antarctica's annual ice losses have accelerated six-fold in the past 40 years in a trend that could push sea levels meters higher in coming centuries amid man-made global warming, scientists said on Monday.
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The patent, which Apple applied for back in July 2014, envisions a flexible organic light-emitting diode screen, an OLED, that could fold in half, allowing for a device reminiscent of the clamshell smartphones of years past.
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Customer questions about taking out insurance on the value of the pound have increased four-fold in the last 6-8 weeks, according to Abhishek Sachdev, managing director of Vedanta which advises small businesses on hedging risk.
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Tristan d'Aboville, analyst with William O'Neil and Co. points out, however, that this is not LVMH's first on-line foray: it previously pushed products through a site called eLuxury, which it was forced to fold in 2009.
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The company's revenue jumped nearly three-fold in the last fiscal year, and it said it expects revenue to more than treble every year for the next five years, as it expands locally and in international markets.
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On Tuesday, Sony said operating profit rose almost three-fold in April-June to 157.61 billion yen ($1.43 billion), exceeding the previous first-quarter record by about 30 percent, and beating analyst estimates by a similar degree.
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Knutsen points out that the number of residential solar projects in California – mostly homes – has soared 24-fold in over 10 years, from about 28,000 projects in 2007 to just over 688,000 at the end of 2017.
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It was one of the first moments where I kind of realized that my understanding of myself, when I fold in race and gender, may be more complex than I knew it to be at the time.
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Cut a piece of parchment paper into a 12-inch square; fold the square in half to form a triangle and then trim the corners to form a big heart with the fold in the middle. 2.
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Financial troubles and the city's small size caused the Bulldogs to fold in 1927, but Canton's place at the heart of the game was secured in 1963, when the Pro Football Hall of Fame opened in town.
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Ramaphosa noted that the number of confirmed cases had increased six fold in South Africa in just eight days, and warned that "this number will continue to rise," before another 150 cases were confirmed on Tuesday morning.
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Founded in Copenhagen in 1982, Pandora saw strong growth in the years after its listing in 323 with shares rising almost 20-fold in the four years to 2016, topping 1,000 Danish crowns in May that year.
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In 2019 we saw the first batch of these foldables hit the market, and CES 2020 is likely to be a showcase for even more bendable goods—including laptop-sized computers that fold in half for transport.
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To his credit, he did an excellent job of holding off on this, and when he did do it he was often able to 'fold' in behind his elbows to avoid the really punishing blows to the head.
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All you have to do is pull yourself out of bed long enough to make a simple batter (cream your butter with sugar, fold in eggs, add dry ingredients and milk in thirds) and stir in your fruit.
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During the same period, it rose 3.5-fold in Asia, now the world's main driver of coal-power demand, according to a report published late last year by the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) in Washington.
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The House bill makes some money available to non-expansion states elsewhere to try and address these fairness concerns, but any moves to bring more moderate senators into the fold in the expansion states could upset this balance.
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Scores of China-born athletes have switched citizenship in the two decades since the Asian powerhouse returned to the Olympic fold in 1984, driven by stiff competition for national team places that has shut out many aspiring Olympians.
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MGM's business is levered mostly to the Las Vegas market, but it plans to open a new resort in Macau's Cotai district later this year that will increase its hotel capacity three-fold in the larger Macau market.
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As the scene shifts from urban building projects to suburbia, from the present to the past, the filmmakers eavesdrop on intimate kitchen-table conversations, fold in historical re-enactments, drop by community meetings and conduct talking-head interviews.
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Tieks Ballet Flat Retail Price: $175 The Specs: Made entirely from Italian leather, each of these premium flats takes about three days to construct, and has a unique split sole design that allows them to fold in half.
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F. Ulrich Hartl (Max Planck Institute of Biochemistry) and Arthur Horwich (Yale University) will share another life sciences prize for their research into how proteins fold in precise ways in order to do their jobs within a cell.
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In the past, Apple has filed patents for a flexible display with touch sensors and portions that open and close like a book, as well as a flexible iPhone that can fold in half and grip a person's clothes.
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Samsung unveiled the Galaxy Fold in February to much fanfare but quickly pushed back its initial launch date after a small number of reviewers reported that the screens on their devices had broken after just two days of use.
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I think the problem is this legislation is so broad that it can fold in what is frankly a racist campaign slogan that turned into some presidential act to build a wall along our southern border without any justification.
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And foldable designs allow the traditional static smartphone slab to transform into something more useful, whether they fold out to turn a regular smartphone into a tablet, or fold in to become more compact when you're not using them.
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Unlike devices that fold in half like the Motorola Razr or Samsung Galaxy Fold, the images show a phone that seems to work like an extendable dining table, with a second display that slides out from underneath the first.
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Apple has filed for patents in the past for a flexible display with touch sensors and portions that open and close like a book, as well as a flexible iPhone that can fold in half and grip a person's clothes.
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The short of it was this: the technology to make foldable phones practical isn't ready yet And now, even without seeing the Galaxy Fold in person, I'm more certain than ever foldable phones are going to be a short-lived fad.
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The workload of the anti-terrorism justice system has risen ten-fold in the past five years, ministry figures show, with a sharp increase since 22, when followers of the Islamic State group specifically called for attacks targeting the French.
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The record was heralded as a much-needed homecoming to their classic death metal sound after the critical misstep of their electronic-tinged previous album, and saw iconic vocalist and bassist Steve Tucker return to the fold in Dave Vincent's stead.
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"Another example of technological progress affects the productivity of oil rigs, which went up four-fold in just a year, last year (leading to markets being surprised by increasing production and inventories in the face of declining rig count)," Filia added.
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With about 74 million people receiving Medicaid, according to 2017 Medicaid enrollment data, Amazon is positioned to fold in a new market for Prime, which is one of its three pillars of business along with its marketplace and cloud computing service.
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Sherpa Foundry — a three-year-old, San Francisco-based group that's among a growing number of outfits to help older and non-tech companies better understand how tech startups might help them — is looking to fold in some new customers.
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Hedi Slimane, who spent seven years as designer at Dior Homme (2000-2007) and was a mentor of Mr. Van Assche, returned to the fold in January via Céline, the women's brand to which Mr. Slimane will now add men's wear.
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The company said its provision for inventories expanded more than five-fold in the fiscal third quarter to $228 million, and that the same provision had more than tripled for the first nine months of its fiscal year to $1.238 million.
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Left fielder Jayson Werth made an error that led to a run in the eighth, catcher Matt Wieters dropped a throw that led to a run in the ninth and the Washington Nationals bullpen continued to fold in the late innings.
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It's the hand-drawn picture of a flower labeled for Grandpa or the messy fold in the floral comforter that remind Vogel and his technicians—as much as they try to remain unaffected—that they're cleaning up after a life.
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In Germany, the cost of producing solar power has fallen six-fold in the last 10 years, and the energy regulator has accepted bids to build and run wind turbines at zero subsidy costs from the middle of the next decade.
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As much as I wanted to fold in on myself, to retreat from my responsibilities, and even deny myself life's pleasures out of some sense of duty to the loss, I had to commit to being the parent I already was.
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The company, whose transmitter can charge multiple devices without contact, plans to launch its 'Mini WattUp' transmitter later this year or early next year, hoping to grab a share of a market expected to grow seven-fold in five years.
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Don't find meaning; make it In this way, this universe's flaws — the lack of curation, of intentional flow — fold in on themselves, becoming invitations for the player to fill in the blanks: don't find meaning in this universe, make it.
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It would also fold in legislation that allows the Justice Department to pursue charges for those caught hacking a voting system that is used in a federal election and require a report on the net worth and assets of Putin.
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Although the midterm results suggested the upper Midwest may return to the Democratic fold in 2020, the results of a recent judicial election in Wisconsin, where a deeply conservative judge won thanks to overwhelming rural margins, show that it's not guaranteed.
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While the dough is resting, make the filling: In another medium bowl using your hands or a potato masher, mash the potatoes, then use a wooden spoon or spatula to fold in the red chile powder, fennel, cilantro, and salt.
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The closure follows that of peer Nevsky Capital in December and comes amid some weak industry performance, rising costs and increased pressure on fees that a Reuters poll suggests could see even more firms fold in the coming 12 months.
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And when Interview appeared to fold in May (it has already undergone its own complicated rebirth, after filing for bankruptcy, restarting and last week announcing its first issue in its newest incarnation), Instagram was flooded with memorials to its greatness.
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The visit to Mexico's Golden Triangle of narco-states coincided with Trump's unveiling of a task force to tackle the U.S. heroin epidemic in which use of the drug has risen five-fold in the past decade, according to researchers.
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Beyond Meat, which surged nearly ten-fold in value in the months after its stock market debut last May, has since partnered with numerous retail chains and restaurants, including McDonald's, helping the company more than triple its revenue in 2019.
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Musk says he is "hell-bent" on making the Silicon Valley automotive upstart a manufacturing powerhouse, but his vision relies on finding veteran auto engineers to ramp up volume ten-fold in four years - a challenge even for established carmakers.
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Here's what the company has to say on the matter: We have seen an enthusiastic response to the launch of the Galaxy Fold in several markets over the past few weeks, with thousands of consumers enjoying the unique experience it offers.
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Dengue - which causes flu-like symptoms and can develop into the deadly dengue haemorrhagic fever - is the world's fastest-spreading tropical disease, with the annual number of cases increasing 30-fold in the last 50 years, according to the WHO.
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Of all the free agents the promotion signed in the year 2016, however, none were quite as big a star as three-time UFC title challenger and beloved MMA mouthpiece Chael Sonnen, who joined the Bellator fold in mid-September.
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Christian Fong, a graduate student in political science at Stanford, took the lead in implementing Linzer's technique and developing a model that can fold in state polls, obtained courtesy of the Huffington Post's excellent Pollster site and its accompanying API.
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Smith said he was "fired up" about the opportunity to keep running Qualtrics while taking advantage of SAP's massive sales force and customer base and being able to fold in Qualtrics' data that it's obtained from from analyzing and measuring customer experience.
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Mylan, which has been lambasted by consumers and lawmakers for raising EpiPen prices six-fold in less than a decade, said last month it would start selling a generic version of EpiPen for $300 per two-pack, a more than 50 percent discount.
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When asked about whether the time could be right to sell the company to a tech giant, Hastings responded by focusing on his company's track record-- a stock that is up almost 100-fold in the 14 years that the company's been public.
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Williams has enjoyed success in rugby union, rugby league and was New Zealand's heavyweight boxing champion but switched to Sevens with an eye on winning a gold medal when the sport returns to the Olympic fold in Rio de Janeiro later this year.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - A hive of mine exploration activity is underway in a remote corner of Western Australia's Great Sandy Desert, led by Rio Tinto Ltd, which has boosted its holdings 10-fold in the little explored Paterson province in the past year.
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Record: 0-1Week 1 result: Lost to the Chargers, 30-24Week 2 opponent: at Tennessee TitansOne thing to know: The Colts didn't look ready to fold in their first game in the post-Andrew Luck-era, giving the Chargers all they could handle.
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Yet American Giant, which runs its own factories and sells its goods online, has grown its production capacity seven-fold in five years by cutting out costs that in the big brand model would go to a retail middleman, Walmart or Kohl's, say.
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The number of panels in the enclave has increased four-fold in four years and they are now dotted on most rooftops and balcony on homes, schools, hospitals, shops, banks and mosques in a place where the sun shines 22 days a year.
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After an hour of silky camera moves, amusing details and a deep sense of history, Mendonça Filho and Dornelles switch gears, fold in a homage to John Carpenter and go berserk, unleashing a nightmare that's all the worse for being eerily like life.
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Here you can watch as one or two cookie-makers snatch freshly baked flat cookie rounds off the cast-iron rotating griddle wheel and quickly fold in a paper fortune for one of the 10,000 hand-assembled fortune cookies made each day.
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In the central Mopti region - where 157 people died in one attack last month - suspected measles cases rose five-fold in one year to 98 in 2018, U.N. children's agency UNICEF said, due to a four-fold jump in unvaccinated children to 70,000.
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"We are experiencing the period before a new age for Senegal," said Mahi Kane, a director at PricewaterhouseCoopers in Dakar who has seen the number of energy firms seeking advice on tax and legal issues rise five-fold in the last three years.
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Fold in Clem's father, a onetime Socialist firebrand who is surrendering to motor neuron disease (Philip Goldacre is woundingly credible in the part), and you have a potentially overwrought dramatic stew that is kept in adroit check by the director, Jude Christian.
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The video, a collaboration between Baron and artist Francesca Riley, uses the work of architects Haakon Egil Lie and Djordje Kovacevic, turning the sun-drenched, palm-tree'd ideals of CG lounge living into kaleidoscopic landscapes that fold in upon themselves, Inception-style.
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Handmade's U.S. site now stocks 500,803 items, growing five-fold in the last year, but this is still a very small number compared to Etsy, which says that it currently has 40 million items for sale from 1.7 million sellers and 26.1 million buyers.
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U.S. LIKELY VOTERSYes — 32%No — 65%VOTERS 18-20123Yes — 21%No — 77% (!!!!!) On the other hand, young people are regarded as a key group of the Obama constituency — and, perhaps, a group likely to be able to come back into the fold in November.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Heroin use in the United States has risen five-fold in the past decade and dependence on the drug has more than tripled, with the biggest jumps among whites and men with low incomes and little education, researchers said on Wednesday.
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When they looked at IVF use according to the insured employee's salary, they found the biggest jump - more than nine-fold - in low-salary brackets, with rates rising from roughly 8 per 10,000 women to nearly 133 per 10,000 in the low-salary group.
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This week a report from the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) said Boko Haram child suicide bombings have surged 11-fold in West Africa over the last year, to 44, with children as young as 8, mostly girls, used to bomb schools and markets.
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Lipman managed to fold in a reference to Harvey Weinstein, but if there's one thing missing, it's a consideration of how sexual harassment, and the perhaps less quantifiable issue of why men fear ascendant women, lead to the disparities that she documents so persuasively.
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I would take any sort of wrapper that I could fold in half, and I would put a little bit in, I would rub a lighter over it, and then I would use a credit card and get it all into one perfect little line.
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Another way to prepare the dish is to finely dice the tuna as you would for tartare, and fold in finely chopped hearts of palm and some of the dressing, mounding each portion on a plate with a few sprigs of microgreens on top.
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When Martin Shkreli, the former boss of Turing Pharmaceuticals (who has since been imprisoned for securities fraud), increased the price of Daraprim 50-fold in 2015, he also donated to a fund to cover co-pays for patients with toxoplasmosis, a disease treated using Daraprim.
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On Monday, Biden sought to remind those who filled the hall of his unique qualifications to wrest back working-class voters in states like Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin — two other Midwestern states Trump won in 2016 after decades in the Democratic fold in presidential elections.
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Samsung has been pretty closed off about letting anyone actually try out the Galaxy Fold in real life, but apparently, those rules don't apply to robots — specifically, Samsung's specialized stress testing machines, which the company showcased in a new video highlighting the Galaxy Fold's bending abilities.
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IBM says it was working to improve these errors at the time, and an updated version of its facial recognition system used broader training sets (like the one announced today) to reduce errors by nearly ten-fold in tests "similar" to those conducted by MIT's scientists.
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To date, the company has been selling directly to consumers in the U.S. via its website — which at one point had a waiting list of nearly 40,000 people — and the idea will be to fold in other experiences, including selling in physical spaces in the future.
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The filmmakers fold in atmospheric true-to-life details, like the poster for the western film "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" (a favorite of the real Mr. Ellsberg) that Daniel and some longhair pals sweep past on their way to illegally copying the Pentagon Papers.
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Integrating transgender troops was on the horizon, but given Defense Secretary James Mattis's stated opposition to LGBTQ service members and a failed move in Congress this month to stop funding gender affirmation health care for military members, the plan to fold in openly transgender military personnel was likely doomed.
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The decision is a setback for Europe generally, which in recent years has been out-gunned by five-fold in tech funding by the United States and twice over by Asia, as its bids to build world-class firms capable of taking on Apple, Google, Amazon and Uber.
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Known at home for smashing national records and taking multiple titles in regional competitions, Schooling had held the hopes of Singapore, a Southeast Asian island nation of less than six million, which had only won two silver and two bronze medals since it joined the Olympic fold in 1948.
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China's sports system had been enormously successful since the country returned to the Olympic fold in 1984, culminating with the host nation topping the medals table at the 2008 Games it hosted with only a slight dip into second place behind the United States in London four years later.
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I know that speaking up is the ideal thing to do and hope to find a moment to bring up this mail with him, but we've got five years of keeping it chatty and talking about how the yard is doing; it's tricky to fold in religion/politics.
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Known at home for smashing national records and taking multiple titles in regional competitions, Schooling had held the hopes of Singapore, a Southeast Asian island nation of less than six million, which had only won two silvers and two bronzes since it joined the Olympic fold in 1948.
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In France in the 85033s, shares of the Mississippi Company, which oversaw the swamps of Mississippi, went up 10-fold in a year due to the promise of untold far-flung riches (in Mississippi swamps!) and even poor peasants were jumping on the bandwagon by selling their livestock.
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Because, as promised, the filmmakers trot out the usual character types (the hot chick, the comic relief, etc.), along with the familiar beats, even as they briefly fold in some nicely played home-front melodrama which, for a few scenes, makes "Deadpool" genuinely more ambitious than most works of this kind.
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Google, in today's blog post, encourages publishers to still be "vigilant" to ensure mobile site layouts don't cause ads to push the page content flow the fold in a way that could lead to accidental clicks, and it recommends that site content should be clear and accessible above the fold.
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Should any of these leaks lead to compromised intelligence or loss of life, American or ally, the fault should be placed above the fold, in newspaper terms, and point directly to Jeff Bezos, Jaffe, Miller and others who are willing to let their political agenda compromise the security of Americans.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Chinese investment in Brazil rose more than 2.43-1/2-fold in the first half of 2018, compared with the same period a year ago, but is expected to slow in the year's second half because of Brazil's presidential election in October, the country's planning ministry said on Monday.
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Here is one estimate from a computational virologist at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle (with a very wide range) from nearly a week ago; I could easily be off 2-fold in either direction, but my best guess is that we're currently in the 10,220 to 254,238 range nationally.
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"While no doubt the Tesla bulls will hail the combination as visionary, we believe the assumption of another $2.6 billion of debt to fold in a solar company with limited synergies and uncertain growth/cash prospects only reinforces our negative view of Tesla," Barclays analyst Brian Johnson said in a note.
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Japan claims to be eager to have the U.S. back in the TPP/CPTPP fold — in no small part because of China — but perhaps also because CPTPP as it stands would be more favorable to Japan's exports of trucks and SUV's to the big U.S. market than TPP would have been.
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While the 2019 winners have yet to be announced, the 2018 winners include the company's Mental Health Diplomats, who provided mental health awareness and training to colleagues, as well as a group of staffers in Latin America that boosted spending with suppliers from diverse backgrounds by 15 fold in just one year.
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A group of House Democrats and Republicans want to fold in amendments to reform the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) court following a government watchdog's assessment last year that found 17 "significant errors and omissions" by law enforcement officials in their efforts to obtain a wiretap on former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page.
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Billboard has to fold in radio airplay, traditional sales, digital sales, and streaming data to accurately depict the popularity of new singles and albums; artists are partnering with streaming services and tech companies for promotional campaigns and exclusivity windows; release dates are being thrown into the wind, rendered totally meaningless by the digital era.
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Supr Daily isn't lifting the lid on its financials yet, other than to say that the business grew four-fold in the first quarter of this year while it was at YC. But Kumar said its model is not a loss-making as is commonly the case for on-demand and delivery-based business.
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Instead of holding his books in his hand, he may now opt to carry them in an internationally ubiquitous Michael Kors knockoff (being a young gay is much more expensive than it used to be), reminding himself to hold the strap in his hand, letting it hang, rather than dangle from the elbow fold in his upwardly bent arm.
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A group of House Democrats and Republicans want to fold in amendments to reform the court associated with the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) following a government watchdog's assessment last year that found 17 "significant errors and omissions" by law enforcement officials in their efforts to obtain a wiretap on former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page.
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CEO and co-founder Misha Esipov would only say it was "much higher" than the company's valuation in its previous round — supported by the facts that revenues grew four-fold in 2019, and that it now covers more than 1 billion consumer credit profiles, working out to over 50% of the most popular U.S. immigrant countries of origin.
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If the options are a) refuse to ask the FBI to reopen the background investigation and lose Kavanaugh or b) allow the FBI investigation and, assuming nothing is found that incriminates Kavanaugh, get Flake and Murkowski (and any other wayward Republican senators) back into the fold in support of the judge, then Trump really had only one option.
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Fold in the 2014 Tony nominee Paul Chahidi (Maria in the all-male "Twelfth Night" that began at Shakespeare's Globe) as a gently camp Jaques who seems for a change to be figuring out the famous "seven ages of man" speech even as he speaks it and you have an inordinately likable "As You Like It": visually arresting and emotionally alive, as well.
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"Like foldable smartphones, Samsung is collaborating with display makers to develop laptops with foldable displays that will not just simply fold in and out but create new value and user experience, amid the changing market trends for laptops," said Lee Min-cheol, vice president at marketing for PCs at Samsung, during a laptop event in South Korea earlier this week.
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The great thing about most "roguelikes" is how frequent deaths feel like part of a larger learning curve, and while a salesman operating off a fold-in table in the first apartment lets you increasingly stock up for every quest, it doesn't feel like I'm learning more about the mechanics of the game, other than shoot the enemies good-er.
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A Jon Jones classic, this really benefits longer limbed fighters as their elbows will have a couple of inches over their opponent's and where a longer fighter can expose himself more by swinging punches from close range, a fighter can fold in nicely behind his elbows to protect himself—Jones often does this but Ferguson can get reckless with his.
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Pandora's sales increased more than 10-fold in the decade to 13 as it found a niche between cheaper accessories in stores like H&M and more expensive jewelry on offer from Tiffany & Co. But more recently a lack of innovation and overstretching itself at the top and bottom end of the market has kept both shoppers and investors at bay.
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Pandora's sales increased more than 10-fold in the decade to 2017 as it found a relatively unoccupied market niche between cheaper accessories found in stores like H&M and more expensive jewellery such as that from Tiffany & Co. But a lack of innovation and overstretching itself at both the top and bottom end of the market has kept both shoppers and investors at bay recently.
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Pandora's sales increased more than 10-fold in the decade to 2017 as it found a relatively unoccupied market niche between cheaper accessories found in stores like H&M and more expensive jewelry such as that from Tiffany & Co. But a lack of innovation and overstretching itself at both the top and bottom end of the market has kept both shoppers and investors at bay recently.
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In it, they argued that the electoral map would come to advantage the Democratic Party not only through demographic change, but also through the rise of the postindustrial economy, in which even the auto industry in Michigan would be reinvigorated by "research and development and engineering" and white working-class voters would return to the Democratic fold in a diverse coalition with upwardly mobile professionals.
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Such parameters would reaffirm principles that have become familiar over years of negotiations: A Palestinian state based on the 1967 lines with its capital in East Jerusalem, its borders to be adjusted (to fold in large settlement blocs) by land swaps of equal value; and a solution to the Palestinian refugee issue focused on resettlement in a Palestinian state rather than in the location of their original homes.
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Ron JohnsonRonald (Ron) Harold JohnsonCongress eyes killing controversial surveillance program Whistleblower retaliation: Stop confusing unlawful attacks with politics Congress looks to strengthen hand in State Department following impeachment MORE (R-Wis.) noted that Horowitz's report had raised skepticism for him about the larger FISA process, and floated a short-term extension of the surveillance powers so that Congress could fold in a deal on broader FISA changes into the USA Freedom reauthorization.
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After months of being below the fold in the national media, U.S. involvement in Syria is back in the headlines after President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE unexpectedly announced his support of a Turkish offensive against Syrian Kurds, blindsiding policymakers and our Kurdish partners alike.
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Per capita incomes have risen six-fold in just over a decade, the country has accumulated the world's largest pile of foreign exchange reserves and its economy has left its Japanese counterpart in the dust to become the second-largest in the world, second only to the U.S. China's dominance in trade has been a key driver of this metamorphosis and economists at the International Monetary Fund (IMF) have put out a report outlining the progress as well as some of the challenges confronting China as the economy continues to evolve.
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