Feeney: Yeah, it should get slower and slower as the night progresses, I think.
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Which means it will be sluggish out of the gate and only get slower over time.
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Ideally, as a runner, you want to not get slower over the course of a run.
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Better yet, their fast breaks get slower, and their offense loses a bit of its punch.
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"The subways get slower and the neighborhoods have changed, but the job remains the same," he said.
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Netflix users will pay a lot more money if this happens, and they might get slower service too.
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"I assume I'm dyslexic because I'm a terribly slow reader and with time I get slower and slower," he says.
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"Now we trust the Italians even less than before, so progress on EDIS ... could get slower," the second official said.
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I say "new" because phones do tend to get slower over time but it's impossible to test that for a timely review.
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But in New York, as subways become more crowded and more prone to breaking down, and buses get slower, will people abandon transit for carpooling?
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For instance people who eat like fifty or sixty hot dogs, they usually get massive stomach expansion, and somewhat paradoxically they actually get slower gastric emptying.
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Binge On users will get slower video data across the board, those who opt out will get the full speed of whatever the network can handle.
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He also said Iraqi efforts to break up future incidents is likely to even get slower as Iraq fumes about the strike on its sovereign territory.
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It shouldn't be a surprise that an application like this gradually seems to get slower over time, even if you aren't building up a bigger and bigger media library.
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For example, room service requests from Royal Suite occupants are automatically routed to a number different from the one used by regular passengers, who get slower, less personalized service.
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As the planet gets hotter, storms get slower and wetter, driven by warmer water temperatures, according to a study published last year by researchers with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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And what happens is, as companies get bigger they get slower, they often get crossway with government, they forget that you must give back as well as take in terms of profitability, etc.
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At a time when everyone was getting faster, IEX decided to get slower, delaying each trade by 350 millionths of a second, a fraction of the time it takes to blink your eye.
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Health minister Jeremy Hunt said last week he expected those ties to be severed once Britain leaves the EU, fuelling fears that Britons might get slower access to new drugs than the rest of Europe, while companies would face extra regulatory hurdles.
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It does not require anyone to build new infrastructure—though because traffic discrimination is not allowed, these rules of the game force ISPs to act like utilities and upgrade their networks to deal with higher traffic, or they will simply get slower and slower.
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JC: Because I think that they're thinking a 10- to 50-year time frame, and to some extent we've lived in this time of constant compounding for so long, for the last 15 years, that it's a little hard for people to imagine things get slower.
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As humans fall asleep, body activity slows down. Body temperature, heart rate, breathing rate, and energy use all decrease. Brain waves get slower and bigger. The excitatory neurotransmitter acetylcholine becomes less available in the brain.
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Two pianos: the main figure here is a pattern of "hopping" chords (made up of triads in various positions) preceded by grace notes in the right hand. When the chords ascend, they quickly get faster and louder, and when the chords descend, they quickly get slower and softer.
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The first race in the first class (GTQ) is Sebring International Short, with three laps. The final race of the first class (GT1) is Sebring International Raceway, with 20 laps. The player's car does not get damaged but it can get slower from hitting other cars, people, or walls. Paris GT1, a bonus class, is made available when a player has completely finished the GT1 class.
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265 batting average with one home run in 2002, Nevertheless, it was enough to warrant Baseball America naming him the #1 prospect in the Yankees organization. His strengths were described as 'above-average raw power', 'crushes fastballs' and had excellent defense. However, in spite of good contact, an impatient hitter and an average runner who would likely get slower with age. Rivera was again recalled in 2003, this time to hit seven homers (including a multi-homer game) with 26 RBI and a .
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The more damage that Cole takes, the more blood that covers the screen. When Cole's health is at a critical level, the screen will turn black and white, and if Cole takes a little bit more damage while the screen is black and white, a heartbeat will be heard and will get slower and slower as Cole takes more damage, until it is beating dangerously slow. At this point, further damage to Cole will kill him. If the player stays out of battle long enough, Cole's health will regenerate over time.
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The introduction scene of Pupinder justifies his colourful character of "Suraj" portrayed in the film. The fast half of the Movie is almost flawless with proper pace and the movie continues almost with a single flow without much constraints but however post interval the movie becomes almost predictable and it seems like an old wine in a new bottle. Sometimes the pace of the movie tends to get slower specially after when Deepak becomes aware of his friend's love interest and attempts to make his love to get sacrificed for his friend Suraj's happiness.
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They would start at high speeds and progressively get slower and slower until they heard an answer. Thus, two USR modems would be able to connect at 9600 bit/s, but, when a user with a 2400-bit/s modem called in, the USR would "fall back" to the common 2400-bit/s speed. This would also happen if a V.32 modem and a HST modem were connected. Because they used a different standard at 9600 bit/s, they would fall back to their highest commonly supported standard at 2400 bit/s.
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