To see how, as well as how to free up additional space, see our article, "How to free up space on an iPhone that's running out of storage."
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FREE UP STORAGE ON YOUR PHONE As Google uploads your phone's camera roll to the cloud, you might want to erase the copies of those images on your device to free up space.
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It's time to free up space then #DeleteUber #JeepneyStrike pic.twitter.
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Corey Graham, their starting safety, would free up $3.375 million.
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"All I can do is free up coal," Trump said.
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This will serve to free up significant amounts of capital.
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This will free up armed officers to carry out patrols.
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Maybe even free up some cash for Trump's border wall.
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This will free up more time to work on growth.
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Here's how to free up more storage on your phone.
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"They will be provided free up to six months," Center said.
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Clearing this hurdle would help free up room for further innovation.
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That could help free up funds at NASA for other projects.
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If we free up information, we can create more transparent workplaces.
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An emergency declaration could free up federal resources for the effort.
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It may simply free up already-built houses for poorer folk.
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That will free up billions in desperately needed liquidity for borrowers.
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It's estimated to free up more than $1 trillion in revenue.
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But you're here to free up space on your phone, right?
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A cut in Egypt's aid would free up badly needed funds.
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If you put roads under buildings, you free up some land.
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"We think we could free up the U.S. market," Johnson said.
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That will free up €6 billion ($6.6 billion) over 10 years.
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Doing so will free up desperately needed space in our neighborhoods.
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In response, Mattel scrapped its dividend payout to free up cash.
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Streamlining data request procedures can free up capacity for meaningful research.
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Apple Support: If you need more space for an iOS update NY Mag: Basic Answers to Basic Questions: How to Free Up Space on Your iPhone USA Today: This trick can free up space on your iPhone
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However, the Finnish education system, free up to university level, is attractive.
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They often claimed that this would free up jobs for younger people.
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Deleting apps you never use can free up storage and operational space.
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The method can also do more than help you free up space.
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That will help free up funds for agencies to treat the problem.
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Be warned, though: subscribers won't get the full year free up front.
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Maybe this will free up a couple of engineers to implement one.
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Ending net neutrality programs must free up time to gut privacy regulations.
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Regardless, your brain needs to free up more space outside of cyberspace.
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Mashed potatoes in the slow cooker will free up your stove space.
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When you shed needless worry, you free up time, attention, and focus.
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It would free up billions of dollars to bankroll the Ayatollah's expansionism.
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Just tap the "Free up device storage" button and you're all set.
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AI can also free up time for specialists to meet with patients.
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In the study, low, wall-mounted bookcases also free up display area.
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Palma's mayor predicted that Airbnb's removal would free up apartments for residents.
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You should also free up space by deleting apps you don't use.
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The transaction will free up even more money for Buffett to invest.
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The book promises to free up that inner artist in 19923 weeks.
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The paper said that would free up 3.5 billion euros in capital.
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To free up space on your iPhone, do this: It varies on different Android phones, but to free up space on your phone, try this: Maybe your battery life seems to be worse than it used to be.
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Even if they free up funding, though, there are legal barriers to consider.
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I guess I'll just have to find another way to free up space.
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It was one of those great moments of feeling your mind free up.
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The FCC has aggressively tried to free up airwaves for commercial 5G use.
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Click through for storage items that will free up tons of square footage.
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Sure, it's shorter, but it doesn't actually free up space for anything useful.
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That would free up cash that she should direct toward an emergency fund.
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To free up work for them, it is discouraging the hiring of foreigners.
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That deal alone could free up 1 billion euros for TIM, it added.
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As Murphy wrote in the post, his work doesn't free up additional slots.
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One is that it moves more boldly to free up its financial system.
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MC) that may free up 1.8 billion reais ($478.2 million) worth of capital.
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You can delete games on a PS4 to free up valuable storage space.
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Its reduction will free up capital to fund productive sectors of the economy.
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Still others say it is time to kill horses to free up resources.
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Its fall will free up hundreds of pro-government fighters for other battles.
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But several bills would make the perk tax-free, up to certain limits.
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It will also free up some space on Amsterdam's maxed-out bike paths.
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And it can wring efficiencies from modern technology to free up more resources.
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A payroll tax cut could free up more cash for employees and employers.
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Officials hope the restrictions will free up more housing for long-term rentals.
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All but essential operations are being cancelled to free up personnel and beds.
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That should free up senior professionals to focus on the job in hand.
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Weakening the underlying Endangered Species Act protections would free up much more water.
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J Hus – "Free Up" Another artist who loves the dancehall vibe is J Hus.
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This will free up valuable time for the limited space telescopes around the world.
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Cutting them would free up more capital to fund productive sectors of the economy.
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New legislation aims to make this assistance tax free, up to a certain amount.
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Figma offers a freemium model, with the product remaining free up to three editors.
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That will free up talent to enable more innovative and scalable companies to grow.
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Free up some extra holiday cash, and liberate your budget before the new year.
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In order to free up some space, they decided to trash precious historic images.
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Banks have been lobbying for a lower minimum provision ratio to free up funds.
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Vendors can offer longer payment terms, helping retailers free up working capital to operate.
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Gubitosi said the idea was to free up working capital and reduce credit risk.
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Sleeping less in the future could free up more time for work and play.
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That would free up money that is earmarked to expand middle-class tax cuts.
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Rather than draining the swamp, this would simply free up more space for lobbyists.
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The move, which will free up hospital beds, could also negatively impact profit margins.
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Then, start figuring out how you can outsource these tasks to free up time.
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Wasn't the whole point of the tax cut to free up money for investment?
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These cuts would free up money to slash taxes for wealthy individuals and corporations.
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Streamlining the Pentagon would free up funds to address the other pressing national needs.
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Lower prices would free up corporate dollars for other things like innovation and jobs.
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How exhilarating would it be to free up that real estate in my brain?
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The move would free up financial resources to assist Americans affected by the outbreak.
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But how important is it to suppress consumption to free up resources for investment?
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Eliminating other government programs would free up billions of dollars for the new plan.
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Releasing Sanchez, Darren Sproles, and DeMeco Ryans would free up another $3.5 million a piece.
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Cost-cutting will free up another 2 trillion yen for purchases, the procurement paper said.
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Cost-cutting will free up another 2 trillion yen for purchases, the procurement paper said.
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It looks snazzy and the fold-over design helps free up precious bag real estate.
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There are already ways to browse your local files, free up space, and share documents.
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Attach on a fridge door or other metal surface to free up precious cabinet space.
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To win the race, the regime needs to free up troops fighting on other fronts.
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If launch costs were reduced, that would free up money for NASA's broader exploration goals.
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Clearing it will likely free up a good amount of space on your hard drive.
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Make sure you are doing everything you can to free up easy cash, Safran said.
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In fact, Alively will prompt you to upload your existing videos to free up space.
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Not only do they free up precious refrigerator real estate, they look pretty darn cool.
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To bring prices into line, it must next free up the supply of old ones.
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If your refrigerator is constantly overflowing, these magnets can help you free up some space.
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They will also determine whether Deutsche floats its asset management arm to free up capital.
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Sometimes I watch a film or go to the theater to free up my view.
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Disbanding the North's standing army, the fourth-largest in the world, would free up workers.
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With more space and higher speeds, Samsung memory cards can free up your celebrated devices.
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Routine firings also free up cash for Netflix to pay its other employees top dollar.
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Companies are looking for ways to free up billions of dollars to spend on development.
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Spend your money to free up time for family, friends or meaningful hobbies and activities.
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Switching these devices right off or disconnecting them from the WiFi could free up bandwidth.
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Trump on Friday declared a national emergency to free up $50 billion in federal resources.
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To help free up your computer's resources, quit greedy programs you are not currently using.
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Apartments for low-income seniors can help them and free up public housing for families.
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Instead, they will free up hospital beds in other New York and Seattle area hospitals.
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It could hike that limit to 50% to free up more government bonds to buy.
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" Another read: "Will the emergence of robots free up labor or cause unemployment and poverty?
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" Phrase it: "I own a virtual assistant agency that helps others free up their time.
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Here are three easy ways you can free up $250 in your budget per month.
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Per multiple media outlets, the two moves free up $13.5 million in 2020 cap space.
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Shorter video watch time will also free up users to read more stories and comment.
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This would certainly focus national attention and could free up some funds without congressional approval.
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Severing ties in Africa will free up 14 percent of Barclays business, according to Bloomberg.
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Both executives were highly compensated, and their departure could free up needed funds for the company.
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It might "free up some additional dollars" to help "people at the lower end," said Sen.
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Offload Unused Apps will automatically remove little-used apps to free up space on your phone.
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That will let Mr Macron deliver faster on his promise to free up the jobs market.
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If water isn't treated properly, it can corrode those pipes enough to free up the lead.
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It'll also come with a few that'll tidy up your iPhone and free up some space.
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I'd expect at least a signing bonus restructure to free up some space for this year.
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Some government officials have called for lower military spending to free up funds for such initiatives.
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Despite the threat, U.S. policymakers have yet to free up more funding to fight the disease.
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It could also free up humans to focus on deep analysis rather than tedious needle-finding.
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This could free up TSA agents to conduct passenger screening rather than more mundane logistical tasks.
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Here are a few things you can do on your iPhone to free up some space.
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Some banks have started to sell project finance loans to foreign lenders to free up cash.
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Insurgents say the de-escalation zones merely free up Syria's army to make territorial gains elsewhere.
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It will also free up more cash for investments ranging from ride-sharing to solar energy.
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If the Panthers cut Newton, they'd be able to free up a bunch of cap space.
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It is expected to free up 42 billion reais ($11.08 billion) from workers severance fund accounts.
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The courts should do what they can to free up various funds now held in escrow.
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Deleting iCloud Photo Library pictures you do not need (or want) also helps free up room.
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Seasonal drops in domestic crude demand free up more oil for export during the winter months.
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But the Leafs wanted to free up a roster spot and a bit of cap space.
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Proponents argue that this would free up valuable congressional time for oversight and other critical activities.
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A smaller place would be easier to manage and free up cash for long-term care.
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The president's action will free up funds and lower legal barriers for responding to the pandemic.
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Employing fewer officers could free up money for better training, and perhaps also for higher pay.
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That might help free up the doctor's schedule as well as his or her sharp brain.
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Or the lack of real pressure could free up both teams to play loose, creative soccer.
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This can help free up cash for other bills or financial obligations during the coronavirus crisis.
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This person could potentially free up $140,000 by doing a cash-out refinance, according to Bankrate.
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Pausing federal student loan payments can help free up cash for other bills or financial obligation.
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The designation doesn't free up any funds or create any obligations on United Nations member states.
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For developing countries, that involves investing in technologies that would free up large chunks of time.
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That way, you can free up space that would otherwise be taken up by a stand.
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List those out and delegate what's possible to free up valuable time you can't get back.
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You'll also free up your own time each month, since paying your bills will be automated.
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The move by Trump would free up financial resources to assist Americans affected by the outbreak.
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Some had burlap sacks tied around their waists to free up their arms; others wore gloves.
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The Reddit post suggested renting the movie multiple times to free up more space, and it works.
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The move should free up local agents who are more familiar with the region, the agency said.
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That said, bots will still help handle mundane interactions to free up experts for more subjective work.
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Look at your expenses and identify any changes that will free up the most monthly cash flow.
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The $54bn (0.3% of GDP) this would free up would flow to the defence budget (see article).
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The government says reforming the country's employment laws will free up businesses to offer more permanent contracts.
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THAT IS GOING TO FREE UP SOME RESOURCES THAT YOU DON'T HAVE TO SPEND COMPLYING WITH REGULATION.
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He allowed us to go off-script and, if it was not feeling right, just free up.
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Because I think it's going to free up capital to invest in other things, and that's good.
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Turning screens into speakers would help free up space inside smartphones for other components like bigger batteries.
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This update will (among other things) free up block space by removing signature data from Bitcoin transactions.
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Removing photos from your iPhone is one of the simplest things to do to free up storage.
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At the same time, the Trump administration wants to free up other federal land for resource development.
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Moving to every three years could free up Apple's industrial design team to work on other projects.
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Hopes she would come up with proposals to free up much more land for development weren't addressed.
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Public offerings "may free up their capital position to do more deals," said Liberum analyst Robert Waldschmidt.
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What's the best way to move files you want to keep in order to free up space?
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Well, it's time to free up some space with this WD My Book 10TB external hard drive.
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On Android, you'll swipe up on the photo to trash it, which helps to free up space.
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That could free up more of their cash and help prevent the financial system from freezing up.
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It was not immediately clear if China would free up more oil funds via the credit line.
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The tax reform proposals currently under consideration reduce corporate tax rates domestically and free up offshore cash.
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This six-drawer dresser can free up room in your closet without taking up too much space.
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You can empty trash on an iPad in four different apps to free up valuable storage space.
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If those goals were reached, the provincial government would free up more land and offer tax refunds.
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Sharp declines in equities, for example, could push investors to liquidate gold positions to free up capital.
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But really troubling part is the idea of dumping contracts to free up room to sign him.
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President Donald Trump on Friday declared a national emergency to free up $50 billion in federal aid.
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Starbucks is also continuing its plan to free up more time for employees to interact with customers.
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Riot police scuffled with some of Tuesday's protesters in a bid to free up back-logged traffic.
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Canceling elective procedures and encouraging people to only seek necessary care could free up hospitals, researchers said.
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Giving less [pension] to the people at the top would free up resources to increase general benefits.
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TunnelBear is free up to 500 megabytes of data per month — after that, you'll have to pay.
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Inslee declared a state of emergency last month to free up funding for communities combating the outbreak.
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The rooms are intended to free up space in hospitals for patients in need of critical care.
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Reducing your medical expenses to free up cash for other goals may be easier said than done.
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Cost-cutting will free up a further 2 trillion yen for equipment purchases, the procurement paper said.
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" He said the move would "free up the police force ... to protect the security of our citizens.
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The declaration didn't free up millions of dollars or include a request to Congress for more money.
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The measure didn't free up millions of dollars nor did it include a funding request to Congress.
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Or should it be reduced further to free up more cash flow to reduce debt more rapidly?
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Hengduan's Yang suspects small plants are being shut down to free up grid access for bigger dams.
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These new batteries, made from carbon nanotubes, would free up all the space batteries usually take up.
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The bank expects to free up to 10 billion euros in capital as part of Tuesday's reorganization.
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The law is expected to free up cash in a slew of industries, including industrials and financials.
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Trump's emergency declaration didn't free up much federal funding nor did it include an ask to Congress.
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EU lawmakers decided last week to free up 5G radio frequencies for a 20-year time period.
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This would free up valuable resources for job creation and business expansion, the foundation of economic growth.
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"This will free up much needed federal funding and assistance as we prepare for Irma," Florida Gov.
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The move didn't free up millions of dollars, nor did it include a funding ask to Congress.
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"Eventually, you'll free up cash flow that can be used toward other, more conventional investments," she said.
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The more time you can free up, the quicker you'll be able to start seeing results. 2.
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The whole point is that reducing reliance on oil would free up that money to do other things.
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Many lawmakers accused Trump of overstepping his constitutional powers by declaring an emergency to free up the funds.
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It said that would free up the president of the overall tobacco business to focus on global strategy.
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Paying off debt will free up that money that was once your payment, allowing you to save more.
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Once you're done with classes, though, feel free to uninstall to free up extra memory on your device.
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Cutting them would free up more capital to fund productive sectors of the economy, which is slowly recovering.
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It was a smart way to free up screen space, but as it turns out, Apple doesn't agree.
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I did as they asked and they still refuse to refund our money or free up our account.
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Here are seven things things you should toss out if you need to free up even more space.
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A simplification of our cumbersome and uncompetitive tax code could free up badly needed capital for infrastructure investment.
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The primary driver of voice functionality is the ability to free up your hands from having to type.
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Would you rather free up space on your hard drive and keep all your stuff in the cloud?
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That move will presumably free up 39A for Falcon Heavy launches in the relatively near future, SpaceX hopes.
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Clockwise wants to change that by bringing machine learning to the calendar to help employees free up time.
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Trump on Friday estimated the order could free up as much as $8 billion to construct the wall.
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Saving for retirement early on will help free up your budget for other big goals as you age.
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Free up more airwaves from different "spectrum bands" that operators can cobble together to create more 5G capacity.
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As a result, they free-up energy — albeit a small amount — to concentrate on other, more pressing matters.
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The Legislature has to act, they say, to free up money so they can help put children first.
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Additionally, big funds are selling off stocks to free up cash for the flurry of IPOs this year.
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A new "iPhone Storage" menu makes it easier to both track your storage and free up more space.
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Those moves free up Uber resources for use in other geographies where they can be used more effectively.
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To conservatives, cutting prison populations can free up state resources that would otherwise go toward expensive corrections costs.
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And then, of course, they have to find a place to use the money those credits free up.
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It would free up an extra $10,000 a year if they ever needed to decrease their annual expenses.
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Analysts with Baader said that an IPO would help free up Swiss Re capital for more profitable uses.
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" He set up a Patreon account, which he told backers would free "up time to research the material.
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Paying off debt is important because you can free up your cash flow for other savings or investments.
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You can manually delete app data on your iPhone to free up storage space when you're running low.
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These are all small changes, but they'll free up extra money to help you pay down your debt.
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Unlocking all those dollars stuck in capital gains inflation limbo could free up dollars for investments in growth.
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Free up the investments Current law limits families to two changes in their 529 investment options per year.
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Governor Susana Martinez this week declared a state of emergency to free up resources to fight the blaze.
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"The state tried to sub-contract her out to a seniors center to free up beds," writes Bone.
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This crib is attractive, sturdy, versatile, and inexpensive enough to free up your budget for other baby essentials.
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This crib is attractive, sturdy, versatile, and inexpensive enough to free up your budget for other baby essentials.
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They are demanding the federal government free up funds to fix their water system—and keep it public.
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The administration wants the BRAC to free up around $2 billion in annual money for other defense programs.
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Intensive care units are overloaded while elective surgeries have been canceled in the process to free up beds.
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"This will keep your costs lower and free up needed emergency resources for the seriously ill," Buckey says.
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Trump is considering a national emergency to free up additional resources to combat the disease, among other things.
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The magazine holder is now closer to the top of the seatback to free up more knee room.
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The U.S.-Taliban deal says the Afghan government will free up to 5,000 Taliban detainees by March 10.
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The bank's ability to free up capital for more productive uses is a big part of the story.
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When he was ready to retire in 2015, they sold their rental property to free up extra cash.
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For mail services with storage limits, downloading the messages to the computer also helps free up space online.
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"This will free up much needed federal funding and assistance as we prepare for Irma," Scott said Tuesday.
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To help free up extra money to put toward their loans, the couple lives on a strict budget.
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The restrictions can come with little to no warning and leave users scrambling to free up some space.
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But if your goal is to free up space, it's best to take out the trash right now.
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Thune reintroduced the bill earlier this month to try to free up more wireless spectrum for commercial use.
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A public health emergency doesn't free up any federal funding, and the administration has not allocated additional resources.
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However, a number of recent bills seek to make this assistance tax-free, up to a certain amount.
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Plus, the stipend will free up that one person in a million who can create the next Apple.
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LastPass is also free up front; it offers the ability to share passwords across devices for $12 a year.
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NASA could free up funds by switching to cheaper vehicles that are being developed by newer private aerospace companies.
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This will free up more space for describing other roles that will sell you better to a hiring manager.
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Trump faces both political and court battles to free up the money he wants for the current fiscal year.
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The brewers have a new water filtration system for more consistent coffee and free up more time for employees.
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The declaration would also free up grants for emergency services, and pay states to address a public health emergency.
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President Trump has declared that he wants to free up millions of acres of federal lands for energy development.
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And in doing so, it will free up a scarce resource that has been weighing down its profitability metrics.
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No amount of under bed storage can compare to the room that elevating your bed will instantly free up.
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Moving government out of London would free up housing, transport and office capacity that the current capital badly needs.
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And they could free up productive time for knowledge workers that used to be spent stuck behind the wheel.
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Driverless cars are supposed to free up hours for people who were previously spending their time behind the wheel.
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Especially when it comes to carry-ons, anything you can do to free up space is a net positive.
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The proposed change would free up capital for the largest U.S. banks but could also weaken their balance sheets.
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When we free up the collection for people to use, it's a collection that could inspire the whole world.
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And they slash costs, fire workers, and gut long-term investments to free up more money to pay themselves.
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What's more likely is that it will free up manufacturers to cut deals with Bing and other Google alternatives.
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As noted above, getting control of your spending and creating a budget should free up at least some money.
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Germany's largest bank announced plans last year to sell its Postbank retail chain, mainly to free up regulatory capital.
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This way, you eliminate the smallest balances first, which can help you free up resources to pay larger debts.
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Because it's a live stream, the doodles fade away after two seconds or so to free up the frame.
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ABN AMRO estimates that removing the depo floor will free up 600 billion euros of German bonds for purchase.
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The $5.2 billion offer would free up yet more of Sears' coffers for other expenses, including fees for advisers.
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For example, raising insurance deductibles to lower your monthly premiums can free up literally hundreds of dollars a month.
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Effective July 1, Indonesia cut the reserve requirement ratio for banks to free up liquidity and promote loan expansion.
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Off the ball, he's a brick wall setting screens to free up Davis and all New Orleans' ball-handlers.
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See you the next time David Benioff and D.B. Weiss can free up some money in the effects budget!
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The central bank said its move on the reserve requirements would free up $2.2 billion in liquidity for banks.
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Republicans simply wanted to free up Garland's slot on the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit.
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Halting debt service would free up an additional $1.6 billion in hard currency by the end of the year.
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The company also cut its quarterly payout in half last year in an effort to free up some cash.
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Lifting regulations that are overly burdensome or unnecessary would free up business owners to generate even more economic activity.
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The agency said it would initially attempt to free up 85033 megahertz with the auction, the maximum possible figure.
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It also plans to cut back trading in investment banking to help reduce earnings volatility and free up capital.
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I will do everything I can to help do the heavy lifting to help free up bandwidth for clients.
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Instead, let's figure out ways to free-up primary care physicians from insurance-based coding, paperwork, payment and mandates.
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I guess I really should've thought about that before I wrote about Acapulco's Margarita Monday for free up there.
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We free up at least 20 percent of the time for a CEO (compared to running) a public company.
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The central bank also cut a capital buffer that should free up £190 billion ($246 billion) in potential loans.
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Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital and Petaluma Valley Hospital postponed all elective procedures to free up resources for emergency care.
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Renting can be cheaper than owning a home, and retirees can free up home equity to improve their life.
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A treatment option could shorten hospital stays, free up scarce ventilators, and ultimately improve outcomes for COVID-19 patients.
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Trump on Friday declared a national emergency to free up $50 billion in federal resources to combat the outbreak.
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The national emergency declaration will free up more than $40 billion to ensure we have the resources to manage.
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Meaning, we could free up a considerable part of our monthly bills to use in retirement that much quicker.
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Pence said part of those efforts involve a push to "free up other ventilators" in use in the system.
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In July, officials announced a domestically encrypted digital currency that would free up the frozen assets of local banks.
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The government is pushing companies to let employees go home for the night and to free up their weekends.
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For 17 of the country's biggest banks, the rules announced on Sunday will free up $77 billion for lending.
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If not, use the strong economy to land a side gig to free up money paying down your debt.
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Doing so helps free up resources to prepare to fight the disease, should it spread in the United States.
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And in doing so it will free up a scarce resource that has been weighing down its profitability metrics.
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He said that the latest changes are necessary to free up money for the harder jobs on the site.
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Then, by using a reverse mortgage to buy the new $400,000 home, you free up another $200,000 in equity.
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You can easily free up space on your iPhone by deleting unneeded apps, photos, and files from your device.
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She's cut back on expenses like subscriptions and put traveling on hold to free up more cash to save.
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The plan would free up AMS to "focus on our commercial prospects," according to a document outlining the project.
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Repealing the mandate would free up more than $85033 billion in government funding to help pay for tax cuts.
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The Italian government delayed its plan to free up new funds for the loss-making airline, Il Corriere said.
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The Files app, which Google launched two years ago, allows users to easily free up content on their phones.
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Nonetheless, Buttigieg's departure from executive power could free up that financial outlet at a vital time for the campaign.
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The measure should free up some $59 million in Peru's financial system, the central bank added in a statement.
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Instead of being stuck in a corporate lockbox, why not free up the money so that companies can reinvest?
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His presence on the field also helped free up other talented receivers, like the Hall of Famer Fred Biletnikoff.
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Without a significant budget increase, the administration and Congress may try to free up funds by slashing current NASA programs.
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A "no" answer from a boss, friend, or lover could free up some time for you to nap or snack.
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Driving AIs will kill and maim far fewer people, use fewer resources, and free up countless hours of our time.
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Once backed up, the app will help you free up space on your phone by deleting photos you don't need.
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By delegating tasks appropriately, you free up your focus, time, and energy to effectively complete the larger tasks before you.
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So that was really more of a case of starting to free up some commercial locations on the race car.
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There's no extra cash for these projects, and NASA needs to free up money somehow to make all this happen.
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Aides from the Miliband era recall painstakingly moving money around to free up £259bn of extra funding for the NHS.
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By moving equipment to associates' wrists, we could free up their hands from scanners and their eyes from computer screens.
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That content can be monetized with lucrative video ads, but Twitter needs to free up resources to expand their traction.
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"For someone who needs to find a way to free up cash flow this is a good option," says Westlin.
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CPS has scheduled an $875 million bond sale for next week, partly to free up revenue for its sagging budget.
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Trump estimated his emergency declaration could free up as much as $8 billion to pay for part of the wall.
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One way the administration hopes to free up detention space is to decrease the time it takes to resolve cases.
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Joblessness has been one of the euro zone's biggest problems, triggering demands for economic reforms to free up labor markets.
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He estimated his emergency declaration could free up as much as $8 billion to pay for part of the wall.
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On Monday, he heavily marked up a budget passed by the state legislature to free up money for the PFD.
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This gives us time to optimize the database, free up unused space, deploy new features, and generally just break stuff.
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Freezing enrollment in ObamaCare expansion would immediately begin to free up space for these truly needy individuals within Arkansas' budget.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin challenged Congress to raise the government's debt limit in order to free up relief spending.
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This would free up space to sufficiently redevelop the concourses of New Jersey Transit and the Long Island Rail Road.
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The first two are the life blood for a marketplace starving to free up seed capital which grows the economy.
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Sewing hopes to free up capital that can be returned to shareholders while retaining profitable businesses such as transaction banking.
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The central bank could use some of its own securities to free up the funds required for the liquidity operation.
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A mass burial is planned for Wednesday and Thursday in an effort to free up space in the struggling mortuaries.
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Another goal is to free up some $22 billion in investment in mining and energy projects stalled by local opposition.
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We're so fortunate to have digital tools which free up more time for the traditional craft of drawing with ink.
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There are hacks that let you free up more space, create texting shortcuts, and have your emails read to you.
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While efforts are underway to free up additional spectrum, the Administration could use a nudge to speed up the process.
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They cut unnecessary costs so they could free up their budget to invest in real estate and stocks, said Greg.
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I'm extremely thankful I was able to free up time since mid-2017 to be a stay at home dad.
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Like many child stars, actress Elle Fanning had to forgo a traditional education to free up time for her career.
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Repealing the individual mandate would free up almost $340 billion in federal funds that Republicans want applied to tax cuts.
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On Sunday, China's central bank cut banks' reserve requirement ratio (RRR) by 100 basis points to free up more cash.
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Other small banks can now free up what would have been otherwise wasted capital to make more small-business loans.
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Appointing Graham would free up a Senate seat for Haley to campaign for in her home state of South Carolina.
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Using automated systems, media organizations can produce more content and potentially free up journalists to focus on less repetitive work.
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When extended 15 feet from the rim, Drummond can't do much besides set screens to free up playmakers and shooters.
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As technology helps to automate precise care, it will free up healthcare providers to cultivate the coveted doctor-patient relationship.
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That would free up the provider to spend quality time with the patient, rather than staring at a computer screen.
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Once children lock away key information, they can free up the active memory for thinking deeply — and for being creative.
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Trump earlier that day had declared a national emergency to free up $50 billion in federal resources to combat coronavirus.
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You'll also free up mental energy that would otherwise be tied up wondering what you'll make for dinner every night.
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Consider parking spaces that can sense whether cars are occupying them, and can then alert people when spots free up.
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Pelosi spoke about an hour before Trump was due to announce a national emergency, which would free up more funding.
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The declaration will free up as much as $50 billion in financial resources to assist Americans affected by the outbreak.
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TECH TIP Delete old installation files and other unnecessary system detritus from your computer to free up hard-drive space.
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U.S. stocks have crashed from record highs, while a scramble among banks to free up credit roiled the bond market.
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Authorities also negotiate with developers to free up space that non-profits and social enterprises can use as transitional housing.
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There's a lot of talk in the Trump administration about lifting regulations to free up the dynamism of corporations. Really?
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The intended reforms are part of several promised by President Jair Bolsonaro to free up government spending and improve infrastructure.
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He knew there were about fifteen people on standby in a nearby facility, hoping for a spot to free up.
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His work at the committee focused extensively on efforts to reauthorize broadcasting regulations and free up spectrum for commercial use.
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The simplest way to free up Gmail space is to batch-delete just about every damn thing in your inbox.
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A law known as the Stafford Act is the option that would be likely to free up the most money.
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By helping farmers be more efficient in areas like fertilizing, Deere can free up more money for investing in tractors.
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"The idea is the Chinese economy is going to free up and do well," said Andrew Brenner of National Alliance.
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But advocates and Democrats were frustrated that the move didn't free up much funding or include an ask to Congress.
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GM (GM) wants to trim costs and free up funds so it can invest in electric and self-driving vehicles.
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But in other cases, it illuminates some dormant, unnecessary files that, once deleted, can free up several gigabytes of space.
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The crew on board the station had to move another visiting spacecraft to free up a port for the Soyuz.
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Enter "strategic quitting," a counterintuitive approach that helps you free up time, money and energy for the things that matter.
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Walmart said its auto care centers will temporarily shut down to free up more employees to help in the store.
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By eating competitors from within its species, a Gonatus may free up more food and find more opportunities to mate.
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It's important because it could indicate he was trying to free up funds that would eventually used to pay Daniels.
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Deutsche Bahn, which bought Arriva in 2010, needs to free up cash to slash its debt pile and revive growth.
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Eventually, when my time starts to free up, I would love to get a group together and start playing places.
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Clinton had worked hard to free up billions of dollars in Libyan assets that had been frozen by anti-Qaddafi sanctions.
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It will also free up the resources necessary to expedite legal immigration and review the ever-growing backlog of asylum claims.
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This is a major game changer for people who use cloud services specifically to free up storage space on their devices.
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Such a move would leave the chain with roughly 700 locations, and free up cash to invest in its best stores.
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Ahead, here's what you can do to free up some space on your iPhone for only the stuff that sparks joy.
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This can free up humans to work elsewhere, but it can also cut down on the total number of jobs needed.
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U.S. officials hope that an end to fighting there will free up Gulf nation resources to go after ISIS more aggressively.
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Overall, the plan's aim is to free up resources to focus more on the United States and China, the sources said.
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"This would free up mortgage advisors to focus more of their time on advising clients rather than routine processing," said Chui.
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The PCIe slots are on the back, so the GPU can free up space while moving into a more stable position.
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The designation will help free up resources and marshall world governments to prioritize research and other actions to fight the illness.
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Many could free up more spaces for deserving poor students by removing preferences for the children of alumni—but few do.
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We're using technology actually to automate administrative tasks in our stores to free up our partners to better connect with customers.
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User moderation isn't a catastrophe in itself—and in fact might free up employees of the platform to improve site features.
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Between her messy hair, handbags that free up her arms, and accessible fashion, she's bringing a new look to the palace.
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Selling under-used courts and cutting staff numbers by almost a third will free up cash to invest in new technology.
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By automating repetitive, low skilled processes, businesses say they can free up employees' time for more creative and higher skilled tasks.
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One workaround, according to a second oil trading source, is that the energy firms will free up cash of their own.
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The broadcast incentive auction is a never-before-attempted (at least, not in this way) plan to free up wireless airwaves.
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Setting aside Destiny won't just free up your schedule for healthier activities, it'll also open the door for new gaming experiences.
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He said that reduction might free up cash for the company to pursue new projects, but did not go into details.
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Among other things, it will offer faster boot times than standard Android and will free up space on the phone's storage.
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Likewise, Microsoft is also testing unpinning the File Explorer by default in this latest build to free up some taskbar space.
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Once you're set up and booted into Windows, you can switch over to Bluetooth accessories and free up those USB ports.
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Among other things, Congress approved a plan to free up high-frequency millimeter wave spectrum for both licensed and unlicensed use.
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The MOBILE NOW Act would provide that push and ensure that efforts to free up spectrum continue into the next Administration.
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You can easily delete any Google Groups that were used for a temporary project or just to free up page space.
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DKK 47M * DIVESTMENTS ARE EXPECTED TO FREE UP CAPITAL OF DKK 70M Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdynia Newsroom)
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Most people using these methods look for ways to cut spending to free up more cash for the snowball or avalanche.
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These reforms will free up community banks to make the loans that are the lifeblood of small business creation and expansion.
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Those low prices free up billions of dollars that consumers can spend on other needs, or to tuck away in savings.
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Reducing spending on low-priority items could easily free up the resources needed for readiness and modernization of our military forces.
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In theory, this will free up the need for developers to build their own networking layers, rather than starting from scratch.
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These decisions, which reduce the leverage patent trolls have, are key to the patent reform that will free up American innovation.
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A forced sale of Trayport could free up cash for ICE to make a bid for Britain's London Stock Exchange Group.
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In a mass-casualty incident, using tourniquets and packing wounds could free up first responders to move on to other patients.
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The Supreme Court could rule as early as next spring and free up the Trump administration to end the DACA program.
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The justice minister announced earlier this month that some 38,000 inmates would be released to free up space in Turkey's prisons.
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Or they may be waiting for their previous home to sell, which will free up cash to pay down the loan.
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Their presence should also free up J.R. Smith to go back to playing the role he plays best: spot-up assassin.
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There are apps that promise to help you free up space on your smartphone by backing up then deleting your photos.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin challenged Congress on Sunday to raise the government's debt limit in order to free up relief spending.
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How can I copy my photos to a pocket flash drive before deleting them to free up space on the phone?
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During the news conference, Trump declared a national emergency that would free up $50 billion in federal resources to combat coronavirus.
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If mobile devices free up more filmmakers in this way, the next mobile dance film festival could be something to see.
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Top Trump health official Seema Verma recommended this week that hospitals suspend elective surgeries to free up supplies, doctors and beds.
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All it takes is one guy who cares a lot to free up everyone under him who cares just as much.
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And despite the speed with which the official decisions could potentially free up women's lives, the culture could shift more slowly.
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And to free up more space for tax cuts, they eliminated the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate for health insurance coverage.
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In October, Mr. Trump declared a national public health emergency, which sounded important, but didn't free up any significant new money.
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By now it's not just a matter of sequencing, but of figuring out what money these pushes free up for infrastructure.
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This additional federal funding would free up money for other priorities, allowing states to avoid spending cuts and keep more jobs.
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That may mean pausing your streaming services, gym membership, or clothing subscription for the time being to free up some cash.
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Adding extra shelves, drawers and double-height bars can free up play space in the room or furniture storage for toys.
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The FCC is, however, expected to complete work on a major spectrum auction designed to free up airwaves for wireless companies.
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I have an entire guide on how to free up space on your iPhone, but here are a few more tips.
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Vern BuchananVernon Gale BuchananMORE (Fla.) have called for a public health emergency declaration in order to free up additional federal funding.
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The deal with creditors does defer principal and interest payments that free up $2.2 billion to be used on capital improvements.
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This usually means drastically slashing your living expenses to free up cash, then using it to crush your credit card debt.
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"It's a lot of support functions that will free up the border patrol to do what they do best," added Nielsen.
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You can backup your PS4&aposs data onto an external hard drive, which is a great way to free up space.
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So how can we free up dollars currently trapped in infrastructure assets that could be invested and leveraged against additional spending?
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This is what I want: The end goal is to free up your mind and get rid of all those rules.
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If you're considering refinancing your student loans to free up cash flow and save money, it might be a smart strategy.
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The waiting room is busy; I should admit Jean-Luc to the hospital for IV antibiotics and free up his stretcher.
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Getting rid of France's Delta Force for civil administrators won't automatically free up top spots in government, finance, business and beyond.
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Criminals have even targeted individual people, who have ended up paying a few hundred bucks to free up their photo albums.
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An agreement between college counselors and the Justice Department should free up colleges to woo early-decision applicants with financial aid.
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Neller said that he has been forced to curtail or cancel several training exercises to free up funds for hurricane repair.
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Even silly apps that only focus on the process and not the product can free up kids who might feel stuck.
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This will free up some of your time to create a greater window of opportunity to directly engage with your team.
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It&aposs not only a great way to practice meditation, but it&aposll free up your weekends for more fun.9.
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They would free up cash to invest in new developments in Guyana, Mozambique, Papua New Guinea, Brazil and the United States.
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But Ms. Redstone has called the skepticism "very motivating," and the move will free up resources to focus on streaming services.
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GM is in the process of closing down four US plants, which it hopes will free up $6 billion a year.
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The deal will also free up Iranian access to EU airports, along with the trade in gold, diamonds, and precious metals.
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Woodford, one of Britain's best known fund managers, last week cut stakes in more than 20 companies to free up cash.
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The biggest/smallest of the bunch is the PowerPort Atom, a compact wall charger designed to free up spaces around an outlet.
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Doug Ducey declared a state of emergency in Navajo County in order to free up state money to help responders and firefighters.
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Photos often take up a good chunk of our storage, but iOS 11 offers an easy way to free up some room.
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By investing in ETFs, mutual funds are able to free up time to focus on "more complex alternative investments," the report said.
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They have to figure out how do you wring more money out of today's business to free up money for future business.
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The idea is that it'll basically work for shop owners for free up until it essentially makes five sales on your behalf.
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Also, with oil prices remaining low, exporting countries have liquidated assets in order to free up money for government spending, Preqin said.
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Venezuela owes a substantial amount of debt to the Chinese and Russian governments, inhibiting their ability to free up cash for creditors.
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But the rest of us have just found a clever way to free up some space in our kitchen's cluttered utensils drawer.
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See the biggest files in your Google DriveLooking to free up some space in Google Drive to avoid going over your limit?
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As a result, you get to free up ample disk space, which you can fill up with more pictures of your pet.
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In fact, they were nearly twice as likely as those without children to reduce their retirement savings contributions to free up cash.
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Once a standard operating procedure has been agreed, the government would free up operations of Telegram in Indonesia, said Communications Minister Rudiantara.
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These space saving hangers by Wonder Hanger are also life saving (LOL) and can apparently free up three times more closet space.
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In November the government boasted that the land released by departments could free up space for 161,000 new homes, spurring economic growth.
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By completing this task early in the morning, you can free up your schedule and change your entire outlook on the day.
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This will free up HTC to focus more on its risky but promising virtual reality business, where it is winning market share.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - They were supposed to free up Oscar recipients to say something profound during their 45 allotted seconds on stage.
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Obrador's administration previously spoke of reducing the Pemex tax burden to free up the firm to invest more in exploration and production.
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Under the deal, the government retreat would free up access to the Red Sea Mills and humanitarian corridors would also be reopened.
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Increasing the size of blocks would theoretically free up more space as more people start using bitcoin and keep everything running smoothly.
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Some people know this and are just hoping to free up some space, make lunch money, and help a local business out.
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Mr Prew thinks 100,000 jobs in London are at risk of moving to the EU—enough to free up 10m square feet.
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And what-- so but now that this does free up a chunk of your time-- how are you gonna spend that time?
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Denormandie said that construction regulations would be eased to free up currently scarce building plots, a move long called for by developers.
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In the meantime, bankers are now looking to sell some of their bad assets at a steep discount to free up capital.
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"The key thing is that they free up capital but we're questioning why the payout to shareholders is so low," he said.
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The wireless industry is aggressively pushing the FCC to free up more "mid-band" airwaves that can carry signals over further distances.
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On the other hand, streaming and cloud services like Spotify, Google Photos and iCloud help users free up space on their phone.
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You can easily compress a video on your iPhone to free up storage space or transfer a video file to other devices.
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GE announced earlier Monday that it is cutting its quarterly dividend in half to help free up capital to fund a turnaround.
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"This will free up the new P-8A fleet to fly more missions, in the South Pacific and further afield," he said.
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He declared a state of emergency in North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia ahead of the storm to free up additional resources.
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I thought that if I could free up hours in my day, my side hustle could certainly out-earn my day job.
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The FCC is also considering new rules to free up additional spectrum in the 25 GHz-23.5 GHz bands, according to Telecoms.com.
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You can delete games on your Xbox One to free up memory space so you can get more new games and apps.
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The $3 million that Shkreli hopes to free up is in an E-Trade account being used to secure his release bail.
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If you're worried that a Tony Soprano-like hitman will appear to free up that benefit quickly, there's little need to worry.
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Some consumers looking to free up cash for holiday spending this year are turning to a costly source: cash advances on lawsuits.
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Democrats agreed to swallow the additional nominations to free up their vulnerable members to campaign full time for the next three weeks.
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The declaration would free up funding and allow the Federal Emergency Management Agency to head up certain aspects of the outbreak response.
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The emergency declaration would free up funding and allow the Federal Emergency Management Agency to head certain aspects of the outbreak response.
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Eliminating these expenses — and refraining from making new appointments or signing up for new memberships — can free up money for your savings.
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The path sought by McConnell wouldn't free up new resources for the investigation, instead adding it to the standing committees' existing workloads.
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Whether Congress will free up the more than $20 billion that the department estimates the project will cost remains an open question.
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Eventually eventually, Uber cars will be driverless, which will free up a lot of capital at the company to conquer other markets.
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They can help patients avoid additional visits to specialists and free up capacity in crowded health systems, reducing waiting times for others.
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I would age, be replaced and forgotten, and eventually free up space for younger, hungrier, smarter souls, and that was exactly right.
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A less clogged information landscape will also help free up emotional space, so we're better able to care for others and ourselves.
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Enter "strategic quitting," a seemingly counterintuitive approach to helping you free up more time, money and energy for the things that matter.
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The move will free up space, but it threatens medical centers' economic viability since elective surgeries are "profit drivers" for many hospitals.
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Sotheby's has made a concerted effort to reduce its inventory in the last several years to free up capital for other projects.
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The Defense Department announced last week that it would free up five million masks in its own stockpile for hospitals to use.
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Deeper Fed rate reductions would free up shorter-term yields to drop more, which could flip the yield inversion back to normal.
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Some have had to cut back on elective surgeries to free up capacity for coronavirus patients, cutting a crucial source of revenue.
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Postponing procedures is one way to free up space that might be needed by those who are critically ill with COVID-19.
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Take advantage of vertical space: Hang as many items as you can on the wall to free up cluttered cupboards and drawers.
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You have to lower your expectations at the keyboard, so that you can free up your imagination and finish those first drafts.
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The system is designed to funnel people with minor problems to a general practitioner to free up the ER for more emergencies.
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The proposed deal with creditors does defer principal and interest payments that free up $2.2 billion to be used on capital improvements.
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They can support intelligence, their main career field, supporting fleet management to free up border patrol agents to patrol on the border.
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It's a move that won't free up additional federal funding and is a more narrow option recommended by the president's opioid commission.
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On Monday, Mr. Steinberg said his administration planned to free up at least 1,500 housing units for the homeless by the spring.
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Instead, GM says it wants to trim costs and free up funds so it can invest in electric and self-driving vehicles.
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Why this is important: "This will free up much needed federal funding and assistance as we prepare for Irma," said Florida Gov.
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The Peoples' Bank of China has lowered banks' reserve requirements seven times since early 2018 to free up more funds for lending.
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By getting organized and understanding where our money was going, we were able to free up cash to put towards the debt.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin on Sunday challenged Congress to raise the government's debt limit in order to free up relief spending.
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The group, for instance, wants to free up pharmacists from some tasks by allowing technicians, who have less training, to do more.
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Venezuela between 2014 and 2016 used such operations to free up available hard currency because its reserves are dominated by gold holdings.
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With retirement on the horizon, "taking that out of the equation is going to free up a lot of time," she added.
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When I took my detox, I thought it would free up more space in my brain for other activities or creative avenues.
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The good news is, there are ways to save on housing and free up more room in your budget for retirement savings.
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The lower costs associated with an MEP may also free up employers to offer some sort of matching funds on employee contributions.
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It's a move that won't free up additional federal funding and is a more narrow option recommended by the president's opioid commission.
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Bonus points if they're things you let fall by the wayside to free up more time for her when you were together.
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Perhaps soon all of America's most vulnerable citizens will suffer, largely to free up more resources for the nation's wealthiest one percent.
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To free up that space, Mr. Kamen negotiated its purchase from the University of New Hampshire, which maintained a commuter campus there.
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"This (partnership) can open the market to more buyers as the technology here can free up time for more deals," Folkemer said.
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The finance and agricultural ministries on Wednesday asked local governments to free up money that could be used for artificial insemination technology.
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Eilat is currently served by a small municipal airport whose planned demolition will free up real estate within view of the beach.
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If the move survives legal challenges, it will free up phone and cable companies to favor some internet traffic over other traffic.
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Hospitals are discharging patients faster than usual, and systems have quickly moved to postpone any non-urgent procedures to free up space.
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Either immediately kick the ball out to an open shooter or maybe have Patterson back pick Steph Curry to free up Ferguson.
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That's all immediately available for him to use, and it could free up national Democratic money to be spent on other races.
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It's going to require Congress to pass a relief package to free up more federal dollars to fix the island's infrastructure problems.
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Going for a walk or just sitting outside can free up some brain space to forge through the rest of your day.
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"When you have an unpredictable occupation like this, you have to free up a lot of personnel assets and resources," Mr. Levin said.
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Other red flags include account churning, including excessive trades and the use of reverse mortgages to free up cash to make unsuitable investments.
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GE's dividend cut, the second in a year, came as a dramatic move by Culp to free up cash for the beleaguered company.
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But it added any sale of such mortgages, affecting about 130,000 borrowers in total, could free up cash and other resources for lending.
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These options are tailored to you, and each recommendation also tells you exactly how much storage you can free up by enabling it.
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Wealthy donors want tax cuts, and this may indirectly lead them to support cuts in social insurance programs to free up the funds.
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New rules changes, intended to free up offenses, that restrict defenders both around the perimeter and near the basket have encouraged small ball.
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To free up resources for new investments in electric cars for example, Porsche is opting for partnerships and leaner production and development processes.
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ANZ also said it may sell its Australian insurance and wealth business to free up about A$5 billion ($3.82 billion) of capital.
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Now you can free up your budget for more fun gadgets when you buy a TCL 55-inch TV for $260 off today.
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The move helped the lender free up capital and sharpen focus on catering to private-banking, home-broker, banking and asset management clients.
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The removal of the button could also help free up some space for a slightly larger battery, thus giving it more operating time.
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After about a minute, I found that some of the keys that were previously too sticky to use were starting to free up.
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When I checked my Gmail inbox this morning, there was a pink banner on top instructing me to free up space or pay.
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In July the commission recommended declaring a national emergency, which would free up money for the problem, but that has not happened yet.
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Apps can now also direct users to a new Settings screen that allows them to easily delete unused files and free up storage.
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It also means that we've got to free up our own markets and our law rules competition rules to make markets more open.
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The upgraded app will also introduce cloud-only backup to free up storage on the user's smartphone, faster scanning, and collaborative photo albums.
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No hospitals will be closed and 2000,2100 medical assistants will be recruited to handle paperwork and make basic checks to free up doctors.
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From a national emergency declaration: Trump will declare a national emergency to free up about $3.6 billion from the DoD's military construction fund.
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If I can get some people to get off the network, that will free up bandwidth for people who really need the network.
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So, with Malvern Mineral Water out of the way as the royal family's favorite, that does free up some space for Polar Seltzer.
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Slashing military spending from its current 3.5 percent of GDP level would free up about $3 trillion over the course of a decade.
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TaskRabbit connects you to local people who will help you get the job done and maybe free up some time for the pool.
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Though he didn't mention specific cash levels or a time frame, Sloan was clear that the bank wants to free up more cash.
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It also plans to cut back trading activities in investment banking to help reduce earnings volatility and free up capital for use elsewhere.
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Regulators are trying to free up the marketplace to admit the power of new data sharing and analytical technologies in a secure manner.
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Under the proposed withdrawal, a government retreat would free up access to the Red Sea Mills and humanitarian corridors would also be reopened.
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Winning Medicare-for-all would free up the labor movement to make more demands on employers, like greater democratic control on the job.
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How can the U.S. manage to free up trade in an atmosphere in which foreign companies and governments are constantly bashed as cheaters?
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While it doesn't sound sexy, it will likely make some programs on your phone seem faster, and may even free up some space.
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By lowering the pressure for direct investment demanded from the state, it will free up room for other expenditure needs of the government.
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I'd need to remove my couch to free up some space, but removing furniture for a VR headset seems like an impractical sacrifice.
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The world's top oil exporter wants to diversify its energy mix, adding nuclear power so it can free up more crude for export.
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The bill mandates that the Administration's 2010 plan to free up 85033 MHz of government spectrum for commercial use be met by 2020.
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Unfortunately, it seems that the Trump administration wants to free up funds to find money to build his unnecessary and unpopular border wall.
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It's also behind schedule, so it's possible Resource Prospector was moved to the science directorate to free up funds to prevent further delays.
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But truly autonomous vehicles would free up passengers from the task of driving, allowing them to work, entertain themselves or talk with others.
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Optionally, you can also delete its saved data (which contains all your progress in the game) to free up a bit more space.
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Banks have also begun to automate smaller bond trades to free up traders for the bigger deals that still require a human touch.
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You can delete third-party apps on your Samsung Galaxy that you no longer use to free up memory space and other resources.
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Even though Qatar has adapted to the blockade, its removal would free up trade and facilitate even more foreign investment within the region.
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If the panel suggests a less conservative framework for RBI reserve holdings it could free up large sums of cash for government use.
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One tip is the "delete/delegate/do" strategy, which she says helps free up her time for the most crucial tasks at hand.
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The logic is that any aid could "legitimize" the terrorist organization and could allow it to free up other resources for terrorist activities.
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The central bank has cut banks' reserve requirement ratios (RRR) five times since early last year to free up more funds for lending.
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You can clear your cookies on your Windows 10 computer to free up space and remove the browser activity from your hard drive.
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However, Trenta said she saw merit in stretching out the purchases in order to free up resources for investments in European defense projects.
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"It's a start of a new process to modernize our economy, renovate our infrastructure and free up the private sector's potential," Hariri said.
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Mr. Ackman's commitment to Valeant has not wavered and he even sold part of his stake in Mondelez, partly to free up cash.
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The sale of RSNs could also free up cash flow for Comcast, which would be taking on significant debt to finance the acquisition.
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McGregor used to boast about a relationship with the UFC brass that had him practically waiting for a corner office to free up.
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Perhaps all these safe seats can finally free up members to think beyond the next electoral cycle, and become genuine statesmen again. Perhaps.
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While some praised Trump's decision, others worried it did not do enough to free up the necessary resources needed to fight the epidemic.
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I like that I can travel a little lighter with the Pen Pal and free up precious space in my purse or suitcase.
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This is a move to free up inventory space for products in high demand due to the virus, like medical and household goods.
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To the extent that he knocked down the taboos of his day, it was to free up the creative powers of the individual.
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If they do this well, they allow us to rely on them more, and free up our time and attention for other things.
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For starters, Mr. Skorup notes, the federal government could free up underused parts of the federal radio spectrum for new uses like 5G.
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The Javits Center will be used for non-COVID-19 patients to free up beds and medical supplies in other hospitals, he said.
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We are working with the leagues themselves to free up the possibility to show encore presentations and discussing how we can present them.
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Postponing elective procedures during the pandemic helps free up space in hospitals for patients with COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus.
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And what needs to change to free up more money to allocate toward the things you just identified as most important to you?
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Bryant was a big fan of helicopter commutes, and has said he took them to free up time to spend with his family.
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So if you can write more efficient software you can free up your aero team to come up with a more aerodynamic car.
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It seems that the necessary ideas to free up seed capital, repatriate offshore assets and reform a broken tax system might be delayed.
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Those bonds paid a high rate of interest, and redeeming them early will free up capital at Lloyds in the next few years.
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For companies like Apple, eSIM technology would free up storage space in devices to use for other technologies like bigger processors and batteries.
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Click the "Change how we free up space automatically" link to adjust the settings for how often Storage Sense cleans out old files.
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But Mr. Samuelsson said he was proud that 40 percent of the events were free, up from 20 percent when the festival started.
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Even so, his salary this season will free up an additional $5.5 million for the Patriots to spend on other players, ESPN reported.
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Business Insider&aposs A.C. Fowler tried out Google Photos to see if he could free up space on his 16 GB iPhone 6s.
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The changes will free up €6 billion ($6.6 billion) over 10 years that Audi plans to invest in the cars of the future.
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While GM closed three plants this year, those cost cuts were designed to free up money for research and development on new cars.
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Even so, his salary this season will free up an additional $5.5 million for the Patriots to spend on other players, ESPN reported.
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The bottom line: "Property sales free up cash for casino companies to expand while letting them continue to manage their resorts," per Bloomberg.
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But they dovetail with President Donald Trump's policy of rolling back Obama-era climate-change regulations to free up more drilling and mining.
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A smaller tank would free up space for features that may draw in buyers, such as bigger audio speakers or more trunk space.
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Even if they free up $53 million in cap space from restructuring Flacco, that signs up their rookie class and not much more.
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For example, Frankfurt-based firm Arago, which developed an algorithm that aims to free up time for engineers, gained early traction in Europe.
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The work that I and others did to free up encryption is why you can have a private conversation or buy something online.
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The bond sale marks the city's last use of so-called scoop and toss, which restructures existing bonds to free up money for operations.
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Bersin says that one key way to free up time in your week for more learning activities is simply to cut back on communications.
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Now, Lopez Obrador says, he wants to free up the economy by reducing the influence well-connected business magnates hold over the federal government.
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In April, House Democrats said they would sue the Trump administration over his use of a national emergency to try and free up funds.
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Carney said there was potential to free up some capital requirements for institutions because settlement would be in real time as opposed to delayed.
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Cannon said he believes tax cuts would free up extra capital that could be returned, but also offer a few indirect benefits as well.
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How To Cut Back On Hidden Storage-Drainers Once you've gone through your recommendations, you might still want to free up some additional space.
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The cuts are designed to free up some cash and position its workforce of 220,000 for the future of autonomous vehicles and electric cars.
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They're a consequence of transmissions becoming more sophisticated and manufacturers wanting to innovate with their interiors and also free up a bit of space.
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The People's Bank of China (PBOC) has already cut RRR six times since early 2018 to free up more money for banks to lend.
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The integration is intended to free up front-of-house staff from having to manually input Deliveroo food orders into the restaurant's sales system.
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The FCC has tried to free up additional spectrum for satellite services and modify rules to allow new constellations of satellites to be launched.
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He is personally helping to decide which complex derivatives trades to close as he tries to free up scarce financial resources for better investments.
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Take Auto Unload Tab, for example, which will ditch inactive tabs after a delay of your choice to free up memory and CPU resources.
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Finally, take a second look at your liabilities, and see if you can pay them down faster to free up more cash for investing.
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When it learned that many users were carrying lots of data on such cards, Google's solution was to produce Files to free up storage.
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Lopez Obrador says rooting out corruption will free up billions of dollars, while he intends to save more with pay cuts for civil servants.
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The transfers to other LNG carriers free up the Arc7 ice-breaker LNG vessels to return sooner to Yamal to pick up more cargoes.
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However, ending funding early would help free up funds for the Trump administration's plans to send humans back to the surface of the Moon.
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In Japan in 2014 Shinzo Abe, the prime minister, proposed a relocation drive to free up space in Tokyo, which has faced concerted opposition.
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If anything, in some industries, automating certain tasks may free up the revenue to hire people in other departments, such as marketing and administration.
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Watch Larry Nance in the play above, how he knows all eyes are on LeBron and sets a flare screen to free up Green.
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It could also mean separation distances between plans could be reduced to 15 nautical miles from 40 currently, which would free up air space.
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The idea is that they can free up working capital in the business to reinvest or simply in order to get paid more quickly.
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The details: The proposed plan would see the FCC create incentives for satellite providers to free up their airwaves for use on the ground.
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It could also help airlines if they need to free up seats to rebook passengers following disruptions such as those related to bad weather.
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The result will be massive cost savings for the company, and will free up a lot more bandwidth to give consumers faster internet access.
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Disputes over land are becoming more common in India's restive northeast, as authorities introduce legislation to free up protected land held by tribal communities.
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In extreme cases, surgery is required to free up the clitoris, but it's important to see a trained specialist in that case, she says.
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As someone who's struggled to free up space every few months for years, this could absolutely change the way I interact with my Mac.
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Yesterday, the Senate Commerce Committee passed the MOBILE NOW Act, which aims to free up additional spectrum for commercial use and improve mobile infrastructure.
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Republicans, polls show, are overwhelmingly supportive of Trump's move to use the emergency declaration to free up funds for his long-sought border wall.
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These deals allow the insurers to free up capital they must hold under the new rules to buffer against unexpected claims and financial losses.
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But in essence, the declaration would free up more avenues of funding to help states and cities deal with opioid addicts with various treatments.
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Photograph by Krista Schlueter for The New Yorker Even with a reservation, you may end up waiting outside for a table to free up.
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Simply putting your finances on autopilot could free up an extra $700 a month, or $8,400 a year, for the rest of your life.
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Some games, especially if they're new, take up a tremendous amount of space on your computer — uninstalling a game will free up that space.
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New technology does not free up providers from complying with existing rules for safeguarding financial stability and orderly functioning of financial markets, ESMA said.
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Moving to a tiny house helped the Penningtons dramatically reduce their monthly expenses and free up more room in their budget for debt repayment.
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More broadly, Mr. Li said he would free up private businesses, cut red tape and overhead and create new opportunities for investment and employment.
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The company also said its immediate goal was to get its debt ratio within the targeted range and free up cash to fund growth.
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"We expect Rusal to get out of the sanctions, which will free up a whole lot of metal," said an aluminum trader in Singapore.
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The reduction of parking space alone could free up a vast amount of land currently devoted to parking for redevelopment into more productive uses.
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In 1978, Voyager 1 had to be reprogrammed to free up three instruments stuck in place by a combination of hardware and stubborn software.
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When doctors refer patients to athletic trainers, they free up time to see more patients, thereby giving each patient the specialized attention they deserve.
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When you learn to say no when necessary, you'll free up your time and energy for the things that matter most in your life.
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As one doctor at NYU Langone Health told the New York Times, homemade masks free up the surgical masks for the highest-risk people.
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In many circumstances, renting could free up even more equity, which is especially valuable for someone with little in retirement savings, Mr. Hopkins said.
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Bill Foster (D-Ill.) has been soliciting recommendations for how to free up credit by temporarily easing certain bank regulations and intervening in markets.
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A relaxation in the amount of capital they can hold is likely to free up hundreds of billions of dollars, according to bank analysts.
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In New York, Cuomo has offered rare praise at times for Trump, as the governor tries to free up federal aid to the state.
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And the easiest way to fix a resources problem is to provide more resources, and/or create efficiencies to free up some existing resources.
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Trump outlined emergency measures hospitals can take under the declaration, most of which would free up beds for a potential surge in coronavirus patients.
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It will cut down on the budget needed to do the research, and free up funds that can be used to spur more creativity.
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"If you free up state Medicaid money, there's no question" you have the option of providing additional coverage because of the savings, Klein said.
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Similar to smart cars, the company is pioneering self-driving tractors, which would free up farmers to perform other tasks and further increase efficiency.
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Chuck Schumer to urge the US Department of Health and Human Services to declare an emergency to free up $85 million for the CDC.
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It also codifies into law a presidential commitment to free up 500 megahertz of spectrum controlled by federal agencies for wireless broadband by 2020.
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As for the prize money, Ms. Childs said it would free up some time amid performances and new commissions, which are largely in Europe.
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Many of the bipartisan proposals include promising and overdue changes that will free up more capital for Main Street businesses and high-growth firms.
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Now, if you want to dump old files immediately, you can just click the Free Up Space Now link on the Storage settings screen.
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They free up employees from mundane and sometimes injury-prone jobs like unloading delivery trucks to focus on more fulfilling tasks like helping customers.
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It has talked about eliminating the repeal of an investment tax, which would free up more money for tax credits for low-income families.
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Not only should I be making furniture selections with my future partner in mind, but I also had to free up some closet space.
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"Setting up this infrastructure as much as possible by hiring an accountant or a lawyer will help free up time to do great work."
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During those two hours, I tackle my most difficult tasks, which free up my afternoons to focus on value-added projects for my company.
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Advocates had been disappointed the move didn't free up millions of dollars and some have said the declaration appears to not have changed much.
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The immediate expensing of capital costs will make less financially-attractive projects more viable and free up capital for stock buybacks and increased dividends.
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He said the EU envoy told him he had suggested that Kiev could free up military aid by announcing the investigations that Trump wanted.
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It was not clear when ANZ, which needs to free up capital to boost its finances, would be able to revive the sale process.
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Saving money on the administrative side of Pentagon operations would free up funds that could be used for new equipment to replace aging gear.
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The report proposes that Nepal's government negotiate with international aid donors to free up quake recovery funds for measures to stimulate the local economy.
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Freezing enrollment would protect resources for these truly needy Ohioans and free up taxpayer dollars to fight the drug epidemic coursing through Ohio's communities.
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And in Europe, lawmakers agreed a deal last week to free up spectrum for 25G that will be available to EU companies by 2020.
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This makes uninstalling Steam from your PC an incredibly efficient way to remove many programs at once, and free up a lot of space.
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But this isn't one of those columns about digital housecleaning or how to free up more space on your iPhone, valuable as those are.
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The race to the electric car With profits hard to come by, carmakers are slashing costs to free up money to invest in electric cars.
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Swanger of Advise Finance, meanwhile, believes that a lump sum can be used to pay off an existing mortgage to free up cash in retirement.
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A deal to free up capacity on Belgian interconnectors, through which much renewable electricity produced in northern Germany reaches southern Germany, will allow more imports.
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I was doing it for free up until then and I packed up what was my contracting work van and I drove across the country.
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On Thursday, the government said it planned to require local authorities to free up land for housing in another bid to help cool the market.
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They had called for more ambitious long-term commitments to shore up banks, relieve debt-laden companies, increase exports and free up the central bank.
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As long as the total number of H-1Bs remains capped, eliminating workers with middling skills might actually free up slots for more enterprising immigrants.
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"Our revitalization plan is designed to streamline the company, move faster, and free up resources to invest in our brands and our capabilities," he added.
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Eloquent Labs– Builds AI customer service agents, offloading conversations to AI wherever possible to free up customer support agents to handle urgent or unusual cases.
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Every successful entrepreneur needs to incorporate meditation into their daily lives to break from the daily all-consuming chaos and free up room for creativity.
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The deal will also free up new Democratic House members who promised to vote against Pelosi on the campaign trail to stand by their promise.
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President Trump did call the opioid epidemic a national emergency, but he didn't actually declare one, which would free up new funds to address it.
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The authorities, who had earlier deployed the army to the area to free up police resources, have increased the number of patrol cars on duty.
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Let Baynes do battle against the league's ogres, free up shooters with stonewall screens, and carry out the general grunt work he's paid to do.
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Allowing banks to free up more capital for things like home loans would be a boost for banks, and for the U.S. economy, he added.
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Quietly, they kept working on the program in their off hours until GM emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and could free up funding again.
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Amazon says its goal is to help businesses free up the time it takes them to analyze their data in order to identify spending trends.
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If you're struggling to cram all your files onto one USB drive, here's a quick trick that can free up several gigabytes of extra room.
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This seems odd when one argument during the referendum was that a "Brexit dividend" would free up money for the NHS and other public services.
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Head to the Account tab inside the app to see how much room for photos you have left and to free up space as necessary.
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A drink and dessert station free up hosts from serving duty, allowing them to mingle with their guests instead of getting stuck behind the bar.
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Indeed, announcements of massive store closures are typically met with approval by Wall Street, as they allow retailers to cut costs and free up cash.
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And NASA is facing flat budgets in the years ahead; getting rid of the ISS would potentially free up billions to help fund those technologies.
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He notes that elevating Mr White to the Senate would free up another appointment for secretary of state, an office coveted for its patronage jobs.
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To free up production capacity for electric cars in Hannover, VW's transporter vans could be produced at a Ford plant in Turkey, the source added.
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This will free up tyre volumes to remain in Russia, Pantioukhov said in an interview at the company's Russian factory in Vsevolozhsk near St Petersburg.
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While the cut will free up cash for GE, the overall results gave some on Wall Street conviction that GE shares will continue to fall.
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If Britain votes to stay in, some, notably in France, fear a new British-led push to free up EU markets and rein in regulation.
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This bag has plenty of compartments and sections for you to organize all of your device accessories and free up some clutter in your bags.
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Analyze your spending habits and identify areas where you can cut back in order to free up your cash and pay your balance in full.
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They are shifting more of the responsibility to students -- hiking tuition and fees -- to free up revenue to pay for Medicaid and K-12 education.
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Paper Excellence had initially agreed to free up that collateral, which included JBS shares, as a condition of its acquisition of the remainder of Eldorado.
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The plan follows a similar proposal by the Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Ltd, which has been lobbying the SFC to free up derivatives trading.
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The RRR cuts are expected to free up around 13 billion pesos ($3.62 billion) of additional liquidity into the financial system, the central bank said.
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Just this week, the IMF completed a review of a more than $5 billion tranche of funding that will immediately free up around $618 million.
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When you learn to say "no," you free yourself from unnecessary constraints and free up your time and energy for the important things in life.
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The Saints also restructured Drew Brees' contract to free up $10.8 million in cap space and signed former New England Patriots defensive tackle Malcom Brown.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A public interest group urged U.S. officials on Wednesday to free up Washington landmarks for thousands of people planning protests around the Jan.
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This would free up writers to spend more time writing longer things that didn't perform as well so that they continued to generate interesting content.
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In an effort to free up space, researchers at the University of Washington have found a new way to store digital image files: in DNA.
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The bond sale will continue the practice, which the city is phasing out, of restructuring debt service payments on outstanding bonds to free up revenue.
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It only works if you can imagine yourself having access to an amount of capital that would free up your life for nighttime vigilante justice.
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In the late 1990s and early 2000s, the village used eminent domain to condemn dozens of properties and free up land for the project's developer.
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Ditching the station — which NASA plans to do in 2024 — would free up money to build the other big pieces for a human Mars mission.
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These efficiency gains allow us to do more with less and free up additional resources, upon which expanded prosperity and improved standards of living depend.
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Plus, Redux's tech, which eliminates the need for speakers and other physical components, could free up space for a larger battery or other new functionality.
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Even if your debt isn't related to overspending — student loan debt, for instance — a budget can help find more money to free up for payments.
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The logistics centres will also free up some space at warehouses in congested ports and help with efforts to speed up custom clearance, he added.
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The move is expected to free up around 190 billion Philippine pesos ($3.62 billion) of additional liquidity into the financial system, the central bank said.
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The Mets have three catchers for Wednesday night, which would free up Travis d'Arnaud as a pinch hitter given the presence of backup Kevin Plawecki.
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Also, look at your budget to see if you can trim back anywhere to free up more cash to put toward your debt, he said.
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"Berkshire Hathaway was closing mills, and as they closed mills it would free up some capital, and then they would re-purchase shares," he explains.
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For commercial customers, the added flight time can dramatically free up use cases, changing the mindset of operation from mission-based to much more exploratory.
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In particular, some investors had bet Lam would announce details of how she plans to free up more land in the tiny territory for development.
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The move -- which will help free up resources and funding -- came alongside news of six new cases in Washington, bringing the total number to 10.
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The move -- which will help free up resources and funding -- came alongside the news of six new cases in Washington, bringing the total to 10.
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Gavin Newsom earlier in the week declared a state of emergency for California to free up additional state and federal resources to fight the virus.
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The move would free up federal money and ease laws and regulations to address the crisis, which Mr. Trump called a "national emergency" in August.
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The president on Friday declared a national emergency to free up additional resources to combat the virus and outlined efforts to ramp up testing nationwide.
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The president on Friday declared a national emergency to free up additional resources to combat the virus and outlined efforts to ramp up testing nationwide.
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While hospitals can cancel surgeries and take other measures to free up space, a spreading coronavirus outbreak would stretch them to their limits, he said.
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STIMULUS With downward pressure on the economy increasing, China on Friday announced further cuts in banks' reserve requirements to free up more funds for lending.
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On Friday, China's central bank reduced so-called bank reserve requirements for a seventh time since early 2018 to free up more funds for lending.
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Smaller tax cuts would, in turn, free up more money for McConnell to spend on Medicaid and insurance subsidies for poor and middle-class Americans.
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Officials on the U.S.N.S. Comfort, the 1,000-bed ship, will handle non-virus patients to free up beds at hospitals for those with the coronavirus.
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New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy declared a state of emergency and a public health emergency to free up state funds for districts across the state.
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It will be used to treat patients that don't have COVID-19 to free up other hospital rooms for coronavirus patients, the governor previously said.
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In October, the company delivered more bad news, saying it would suspend its dividend so it could free up resources to continue investing in 5G.
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As Fortune's Geoff Colvin wrote in Welch's obituary, Welch wanted to free up GE managers to create value, as measured by the company's stock price.
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He has said he wants to slash the corporate tax rate to 15 percent, from 35 percent, to free up money for job-creating investment.
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The money didn't free up millions of more dollars nor did it include a request to Congress for more funding, which has frustrated addiction advocates.
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That would free up the franchise tag to potentially use on another pending free agent, such as wide receiver Amari Cooper or cornerback Byron Jones.
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Free up some spaceIf you find that you are indeed running low on iCloud space, that doesn&apost mean that you must automatically purchase more.
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Supporters of cutting corporate taxes argue that those savings would free up more capital for investment, allowing companies to expand operations and hire more workers.
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When you&aposre not beholden to monthly debt payments, you free up more money to invest, which can have the biggest impact of all.6.
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While this tactic might free up schedules in the short term, putting these employees' needs on the backburner will only hurt in the long run.
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But at minimum one month is a good starting point if you want to free up cash for other must-save buckets like retirement savings.
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An emergency declaration could also allow the Trump administration to free up health money for the crisis, although it's unclear if such funding adequately exists.
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In broad brushstrokes, Mr Navalny says rooting out corruption will free up immense funds that can be used to provide decent education, healthcare and infrastructure.
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Car sales have been slowing and the automakers are all looking for ways to free up cash to invest in the next generation of vehicles.
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"We don't really need to sell until 2018", he said, adding that the main goal of a sale would be to free up regulatory capital.
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State officials are also looking to identify 223,222 temporary hospital beds for recovering patients without the coronavirus, which would free up space for coronavirus patients.
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State officials are also looking to identify 223,222 temporary hospital beds for recovering patients without the coronavirus, which would free up space for coronavirus patients.
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A 3.6% deficit target would free up about 420 billion rupees ($6.03 billion) to cut tax rates or offer new investment sweeteners, another official said.
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Investors are therefore looking to free up cash by selling out of lower yielding paper and BWICs offer a way to show best price execution.
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That's worrisome because some users' photos and videos are trapped on its Memories cloud hosting feature that's supposed to help free up space on your phone.
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The plan is seen as one of the ways to free up banking resources as well as supporting industries that are burdened by the slowing economy.
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Lawmakers have repeatedly blocked the Air Force from retiring its roughly 300 A-10s in order to free up a few billion dollars for F-35s.
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Yoox NAP said the IBM platform would free up time for IT services team to focus on innovation and the development of bespoke e-commerce solutions.
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That's because having to pay a lot for rent or your mortgage can keep you from being able to free up funds to pay off loans.
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The restricted access designation was denied, though, and the program was eventually canceled to free up its resources as it failed to turn up further leads.
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French insurer AXA also gained more than 2 percent after it said that it planned to float its U.S. businesses in 2018 to free up capital.
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Giving up on individual income tax rate cuts, and embracing higher rates for top earners, would free up a lot more money for corporate tax cuts.
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The reserve requirement moves will free up 10 billion lira, $6 billion, and $3 billion equivalent of gold liquidity in the financial system, the bank said.
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They can also take distributions from the S-corp, which is tax-free up to the shareholder's basis or the amount he invested in the company.
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"I want to free up developers to spend more time on the interesting stuff," he tells me before launching into an impressive demo of Supernova Studio.
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The FCC, which oversees commercial spectrum use, is gearing up to auction off airwaves later this fall and wants to free up others for 5G use.
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Even if you delete or archive a book from the device to free up space, you can download and read it again from the cloud backup.
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In Belarius, the plan is to pipe some tainted oil volumes back to Russia to free up capacity for clean oil as well as other steps.
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Essentially, they are convenient wearable devices that free up to two hours of time in the Disney day that visitors used to spend waiting in line.
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For all his flaws, Mr Fillon grasps the need to shake up France's rule-bound system to free up the creation of jobs, ideas and profits.
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He has promised to begin this summer by pushing through an initial batch of reforms to the labour market, in order to free up job creation.
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"Our expanded relationship with Synchrony Financial will free up cash currently used to fund consumer credit receivables for other uses," PayPal Chief Executive Dan Schulman said.
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But Thanos says it's "salvation," that the only way to free up resources in the overpopulated cosmos is to randomly disintegrate half of all intelligent life.
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The government said increasing rapid deportations would free up detention space and ease strains on immigration courts, which face a backlog of more than 93,000 cases.
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Helen Stokes-Lampard, Chair of the Royal College of GPs, said voice-assisted technology could free up more doctors' appointments for patients who need them most.
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Financials will benefit due to "less aggressive action under Dodd-Frank," which will free up more capital for lending, according to Fundstrat policy strategist Tom Block.
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"Evidently, with the strength of the dollar, the producer will free up more beans for export," Sérgio Mendes, head of Anec, said in a telephone interview.
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With this update, Apple now also allows you to easily move older files to the cloud in order to free up space on your local machines.
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Kraft's owners have a reputation for slashing costs, but then cutting waste and eliminating chronically unsuccessful lines of business can free up resources for better uses.
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The government said increasing rapid deportations would free up detention space and ease strains on immigration courts, which face a backlog of more than 900,000 cases.
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That would force a contested convention, which would free-up more and more bound delegates should there be more than one ballot to choose the nominee.
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In fact, one in seven new pasta products launched globally in 2016 was gluten-free, up from just 5 percent of those launched back in 2012.
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Trump is pledging $1 million of his "personal money" to Hurricane Harvey relief, and has also requested Congress free up $6 billion for immediate Harvey recovery.
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What the declaration means: "It's very underwhelming in the sense that all it does is free up $57,000 more to try to address this problem," Rep.
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He is expected to announce big hikes in public sector pay that would make it hard to free up funds for investment without borrowing more money.
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No matter how efficient we make housework, we won't free up women's time until we all recognize that their time is just as valuable as men's.
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While that will draw out the process, it will also allow the sales to go ahead to appease regulators and free up capital, Davy Stockbrokers said.
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But could this potentially let down-ticket Republicans off the hook, and free up swing voters to cast split tickets—leaving her with a hostile Congress?
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The RRR is the amount of cash that banks must hold as reserves and the latest 50bp cut could free up billions in cash for lending.
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By participating in the auction, these stations will free up airwave spectrum space by moving to a lower frequency channel or share it with another station.
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There is truly no rhyme or reason to the photos unless he is trying to free up some iPhone memory while on vacation in the Hamptons.
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Imagine all the time we'd free up, so we could focus on what truly matters: carefully curating our digital personas and projecting our identities on Instagram.
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Bankers are hopeful that this year's newly lowered corporate tax rate to 23.3% from 22007% will help free up companies for more acquisitions and related financing.
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Parson's declaration will free up state resources to assist local efforts to recover from the effects of floods that have been coming from the Missouri River.
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He accumulated four early assists with dribble handoffs and screens to free up Bulls jump shooters and caught the immediate attention of Breen and Van Gundy.
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Free up storage and remove old apps and photos (consider using iCloud Photos, for example.) Do this by going to Settings > General and selecting iPhone Storage.
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It is a smart and responsible way to free up hundreds of billions of investment dollars and get the wheels turning on long term wage growth.
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It creates a backup of photos, so you can free up space on your smartphone while safeguarding pictures in case the device is lost or stolen.
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And it suggests investing in public services — including water, electricity and childcare — to free up women's time and limit the number of unpaid hours they work.
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There we will do adjustments and use those resources which we can free up there in order to invest into other parts of the corporate investment.
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Prince Mohammed announced plans this year to sell off a small piece of the country's economic crown jewel, Saudi Aramco, to free up money for investment.
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It's the size of a smartphone and can free up to 50% more luggage space in less than two minutes — a must for notorious over-packers.
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Our focus needs to be easing regulations on the more secure banks to free up capital to put towards supporting small business creation and economic growth.
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The government said increasing rapid deportations would free up detention space and ease strains on immigration courts, which face a backlog of more than 900,93 cases.
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Ultimately it could free up human workers to do the kind of interactions they do best, while liberating them from the mundane parts of the job.
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According to Reddit, you can keep trying this process over and over, and it may continue to free up more space on your phone each time.
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Helen Stokes-Lampard, chair of the Royal College of GPs, said voice-assisted technology could free up more doctors' appointments for patients who need them most.
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Rossello has said paying debt is also crucial, and has proposed a number of measures to reduce government spending to free up cash for debt payments.
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However, a governor has to ask the President to isslue a declaration that would free up federal funds and kickstart the process to provide additional resources.
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On Sunday, Trump touted a stock market surge that occurred late Friday after he declared a national emergency to free up funds to combat the coronavirus.
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If the issue was your bottom or top margins being too large, this should fix it, and free up a lot of space in your document.
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The State Council, China's cabinet, has announced a series of such cuts that are expected to free up $300 billion to help jump-start the economy.
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It will be used to treat patients that don't have COVID-1053 to free up other hospital rooms for coronavirus patients, the governor has previously said.
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I spend the next three hours importing photos from my phone and organizing them into folders in order to free up space for my upcoming travels.
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This saves you lots of money in interest over the life of the loan, and can eventually free up your income to save for your future.
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Two key senators introduced a bill Thursday night designed to free up more of the valuable wireless frequencies, called spectrum, that deliver data to wireless devices.
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Their purpose is to free up employees to interact with customers or focus on other initiatives like Walmart's push to deliver groceries to customers ordering online.
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It has cut banks' reserve requirements seven times since early 2018, to the lowest levels since 2007, to free up more funds for banks to lend.
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It also would free up some room for more commuters buses at the main terminal, which has been operating at full capacity for years, he said.
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It's easy to empty your trash in Gmail on a computer or mobile device to free up storage space, but note that the action is irreversible.
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Warren has bet that her no-fundraiser approach could not just free up her time, but also be a useful attack to deploy against her rivals.
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UBS reiterated its buy rating on Apple shares, saying the recently passed tax reform law will free up new funds for the company's shareholder return program.
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The move didn't free up millions of dollars, and Democrats are calling for a larger spending package to include more funding to confront the opioid epidemic.
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It has cut banks' reserve requirements seven times since early 2018, to the lowest levels since 2007, to free up more funds for banks to lend.
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We could free up millions of dollars to invest in teachers and schools if we reduce our reliance on incarceration by shifting to community-based alternatives.
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President Trump's declaration of a national health emergency, which doesn't free up millions of extra cash, sparked calls for more funding by Democrats and advocacy groups.
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It lets you quickly save bunches of tabs and free up system resources, then call them back again with a click when you actually need them.
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Using a budget to track your cash flow can help you pinpoint unnecessary expenses you can reduce or eliminate to free up more cash to save.
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The report separates these companies into two groups: companies that have developed ways to free up home equity and those that offer products to fractionalize homeownership.
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High-definition streams require more bandwidth, so setting users' streams to standard-definition by default should help to lower bit rates and free up internet access.
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If you click "Free up space now," Windows displays a list of cruft categories that it's safe to delete, and shows how many gigabytes you'll reclaim.
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This would free up many Americans to pursue different opportunities and ensure those who are already employed under these increasingly common arrangements access to health insurance.
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It's cool I get to have YouTube to free up my time and it's a good income, [but I want to] fully work for the industry.
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It comes with a Logitech's Unifying receiver and doesn't operate over Bluetooth, so you'll need to free up a USB port if you want to use it.
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The idea is that building the map ahead of the time can free up processing power for the car's software to be "alert" while puttering around autonomously.
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In her role as Home Secretary, she led the government's work to free up the police to fight crime more effectively, secure the borders and reduce immigration.
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Getin is under pressure to free up capital, as Swiss franc-denominated mortgages account for an estimated 12 billion zlotys of its 50-billion-zloty loan book.
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Wall-mounted racks and shelves free up precious space inside tight quarters, while also transforming once cumbersome bottle collections into a stylish and streamlined home-decor statement.
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Outpatient appointments were canceled to free up staff members, and by Wednesday morning hospitals had been ordered to postpone nonurgent surgeries until the end of the month.
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Last month May apologized after the health service postponed tens of thousands of non-emergency operations to free up staff and beds to deal with emergency patients.
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The government has said increasing rapid deportations would free up detention space and ease strains on immigration courts, which face a backlog of more than 900,000 cases.
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Distancing yourself from your personal tech can free up some brain cycles and let you pursue activities that don't involve constantly tugging the pull-to-refresh lever.
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Biotech sentiment was also lifted by the prospect of Republican-led legislation to free up cash currently held overseas for tax reasons by large U.S. pharmaceutical companies.
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The robot scrubbers will free up existing Walmart employees to have more time to perform other tasks, according to John Crecelius, Walmart's vice president of central operations.
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You can free up one hand easy enough, but the shape of the cockpit, plus the people in it, can make it difficult to photograph certain angles.
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Vindman later learned that Trump refused to free up the aid, after the President met Bolton and other senior Cabinet officials at his New Jersey golf resort.
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So I decided to choose one type of debt, in my case it was credit cards, and attack that aggressively to free up my income for savings.
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There are also plans to "upgrade" fundraising tools to free up campaigns' time elsewhere, and set a higher bar for Democratic vendors when it comes to performance.
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But Congress still has to pass a special aid package to free up new money for a disaster many say has already set Puerto Rico back decades.
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The bill also included a change in how the state desegregates public schools, which is expected to free up about $18 million a year in state money.
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And so, in one country after another, political parties got elected by promising to cut tax rates, free up markets, and reduce government intervention in the economy.
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These original fly girls flew countless U.S. Army Air Forces planes for noncombat missions during the war in order to free up their male counterparts for combat.
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Getting lenders to extend the length of loans or provide interest forgiveness would free up much-needed money, said Gaston Browne, prime minister of Antigua and Barbuda.
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The company did not declare a final dividend, continuing a dividend payment freeze announced in February to strengthen its balance sheet and free up cash for acquisitions.
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In the short run, cutting personal income taxes would free up more money for American households to spend, which would also produce a boost to the economy.
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On Tuesday, a bipartisan group of lawmakers in Connecticut announced plans to free up $5 million in state funding to ramp up security at houses of worship.
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The Pentagon decided in favor of stealth planes, even cancelling upgrades to older F-15s and F-16s to free up more money for more F-35s.
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And paradoxically, he says fear of an impending shortage could free up more tubes, as some competitors preemptively adopt LCD displays to get ahead of the curve.
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The report also showed that Americans have continued to turn away from home equity lines of credit, or HELOC, which can free up funds for other purchases.
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Given Indonesia's long history of current account and budget deficits, Jokowi's efforts to free up fiscal space are typically regarded as the biggest feathers in his cap.
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Senator Thune's new legislation, the Mobile Now Act, will ask the government to free up more airwaves for commercial use and examine millimeter-wave frequencies for 5G.
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Last month May apologised after the health service postponed tens of thousands of non-emergency operations to free up staff and beds to deal with emergency patients.
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Are retailers just trotting out the upside-down tree to free up floor space and draw the eye to the fancy ornaments they want you to buy?
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" Basu said the police "are not, at this time, changing our protective security measures and the steps taken to free up extra armed officers remain in place.
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Republican Trump campaigned on a promise to slash regulation to free up drilling and coal mining, something he said was possible without compromising air and water quality.
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Like buying lunch, the occasional happy hour or night out is fine, but if you're looking to free up some cash, skipping drinks will do the trick.
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American Airlines, for example, has assigned employees to help manage non-screening functions at security checkpoints in an attempt to free up more TSA employees for screening.
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The residents on Tangier look at the decision as more money it will free up to help them build the infrastructure they need to save their island.
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Hutchison and Vimpelcom are willing to free up frequencies from 900 MHz to 2640 MHz to a competitor, according to a European Commission questionnaire seen by Reuters.
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Theoretically AEVs could free up some road space, through efficiency of dispatch and efficient driving, but not nearly enough to compensate for a large increase in vehicles.
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The government plans to put aside £40 million annually for the next two years to figure out how to free up and commercialise some of this data.
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A new feature, spotted in the developer preview for iOS 11, makes it much easier to figure out what to delete to free up that extra space.
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Because the Roth plan would free up money now to help pay off the national debt that is expected to skyrocket with the administration's proposed tax cuts.
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The partner who is still working can adjust his or her withholding at work to free up dollars that would otherwise be lost to higher income taxes.
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It has also pressed banks to speed up disposal of bad loans and encouraged companies to convert debt into equity to free up capital for new lending.
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There are already dozens of ways to free up storage on your iPhone, but the issue always seems to rear its ugly head for just about everyone.
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Narasimhan added he anticipates impending structural reforms in China, including for drug tendering, will free up $30 billion as the market shifts to international companies' generic products.
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We don't know why yet, but ostensibly it will free up space within the iPhone, allowing for more components with better features — even potentially a better battery.
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Allocating housing more efficiently—encouraging elderly couples to downsize after their children fly the nest, for instance—would free up some of these 16m or so rooms.
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On the other hand, many middle income-earners sold properties last year in order to free up cash in the hope of catching the stock market rally.
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The technology also means airlines can also potentially shift passengers from high demand flights and free up tickets for last-minute travelers prepared to pay a premium.
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Programs such as Premiere Pro store those redundancies in a cache and, once a project is finished, users can clear that cache to free up disk space.
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That payment will be done in September, said Chief Financial Officer Guilherme Cavalcanti, and will help JBS free up collateral and access cheaper and larger credit lines.
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Wallace and other analysts said an easing of tensions in Korea could free up some of the tens of thousands of US forces deployed on the peninsula.
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Analysts expect India's budget to slightly raise fiscal deficit targets to free up money for investment in infrastructure projects, while keeping subsidies and other spending under control.
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It's also a great reason to bury apps like Calculator and Camera in folders, so you can free up your home screen for the software that matters.
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On one side are those who insist that struggling countries must pursue policies that cut government spending and free up markets, to spur strong and sustainable growth.
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She said she is excited because the technology could free up her time during commutes or help her father by driving him around as he grows older.
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DOJ officials say the change would save valuable time and free up resources that are spent filing dozens of identical warrant applications in jurisdictions across the country.
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How to improve: Divert money from another part of your budget or cut back on spending to free up your cash to pay more than the minimum.
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Insurance also rose, with AXA up 0.5 percent after the French insurer said that it planned to float its U.S. businesses in 2018 to free up capital.
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It would immediately increase the value of real estate, stocks and the like, and would thereby encourage more investment, free up unproductive assets, and create more jobs.
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Designed with freelancers in mind, it's an all-in-one tool that caters to your every need, so you can free up time to do actual work.
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Environmental pressure group Greenpeace has warned that tropical rainforests and peatland in Southeast Asia are being "destroyed" in order to free up space for palm oil plantations.
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His stated aim is to allow the market to decide which energy sources it will use, and to free up exploration, production and transportation from red tape.
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In its announcement, Virgin claims a hyperloop system in the area could free up traffic on local freeways, as well as boost economic opportunities for the region.
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With U.S. corn planting already beginning in Texas, and farmers needing to free up cash, the market is worried that producers will begin dumping their corn stockpiles.
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The quicker Peabody can recreate native grass and sagebrush, the sooner it can cut costs, free up cash and make its mines more attractive to potential buyers.
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The new presidential memorandum directs the Commerce Department to develop a national strategy to free up the spectrum needed to roll out the next generation of wireless.
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Some Republicans believe the FCC's deregulatory spree over the past year combined with tax incentives will free up broadband companies to invest more in expanding their networks.
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If done correctly, making the tax code less complex will free up billions of hours and potentially mean more money in the pockets of hard-working Americans.
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As businesses clamor for liquidity amid mounting layoffs and decreased demand for services, the Senate bill would free up cash through a host of tax relief provisions.
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While hospitals will remain open, Cuomo said the state plans on canceling all non-elective surgeries, which he claimed would free up 25-35% of hospital beds.
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The People's Liberation Army — the bedrock of Communist power since the revolution — has actually shrunk in order to free up resources for a more modern fighting force.
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This single-player game involves setting up and moving plastic cars along a grid, one block at a time, in order to free up a stuck vehicle.
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All non-urgent operations in England will be postponed for at least three months, starting April 15, to free up 30,000 beds to help tackle the coronavirus.
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Outpatient appointments were canceled to free up staff members, and by Wednesday morning hospitals had been ordered to postpone nonurgent surgeries until the end of the month.
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The declaration will free up as much as $50 billion in financial resources to efforts by states and U.S. territories to assist Americans affected by the outbreak.
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"This will make our agency budget more stable and will free up funds to accomplish critical on-the-ground work that creates healthy, resilient forests," Christiansen said.
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"Up to five thousand (5,000) prisoners of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan will be released," while the insurgents would free up to 1,000 prisoners, the document says.
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The U.S.-Taliban accord says the Afghan government will free up to 85003,000 Taliban prisoners prior to March 10, which Afghan President Ashraf Ghani has publicly questioned.
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The declaration will free up federal disaster funds to assist with recovery, but local officials worried that the assistance will be too slow to make a difference.
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Selling a bigger chunk of the operations could even free up some cash to put towards acquiring businesses that would help revive AB InBev's struggling top line.
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China's central bank said Sunday that it would move to free up 750 billion yuan ($109 billion) for new lending in an attempt to prop up growth.
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And the country needs a more efficient system for restructuring mortgages and business debts to deal with bad loans and free up banks to lend money again.
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It is not declaring Somalia an "area of active hostilities," which would free up the American military to carry out airstrikes targeting low-level militants more expansively.
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Last month, May apologized after the health service postponed tens of thousands of non-emergency operations to free up staff and beds to deal with emergency patients.
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That change could free up perhaps dozens of the approximately 23 United States troops now assigned to the effort, allowing them to undertake other Special Operations missions.
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If you want to free up more income in retirement, you may want to consider one strategy that lets you put off paying your property tax bill.
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The agreement's preferential terms for energy purchases were meant to help free up funds to aid development in Haiti, a poor country habitually hammered by natural disasters.
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Especially in agriculture, incentives to invest in efficiency — from micro-irrigation to canal modernization to more precise irrigation scheduling — could free up water to restore depleted rivers.
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A single-payer system makes good economic sense, and would free up American businesses to work smarter and better, creating a better economy for all of us.
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That would free up a lot of regional banks from the heightened regulatory scrutiny they face today, including BB&T, SunTrust Banks, Key Bank, and American Express.
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"Sales of non-performing loans are a crucial way for Italian banks to free up capital," said former Treasury economist Lorenzo Codogno, founder of LC Macro Advisors.
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The declaration will free up the federal Public Health Emergency Fund to be used to fight the drug epidemic, but Congress hasn't replenished the fund in years.
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This external iPhone flash drive is supposedly great for quick transfers between devices so you can immediately free up space on your phone for, yes, even more selfies.
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Either Congress can raise NASA's budget by billions of dollars each year, or the space agency can rework its existing programs to free up funds for technology development.
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The government forces' retreat would free up access to Red Sea Mills, which holds some 50,000 tonnes of World Food Programme grain, enough to feed 3.7 million people.
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President Donald Trump declared a state of emergency Friday to free up $211 billion in funding to build his long-promised border wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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President Donald Trump declared a state of emergency Friday to free up $8 billion in funding to build his long-promised border wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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"I think these regulations are going to free up and unlock a lot of capital that has been sitting on the sidelines waiting to get involved," Bernstein said.
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Oil Ministry officials said increasing East Baghdad crude production would help feed nearby refineries and power stations and free up more oil for exports from the southern region.
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