"Things are getting faster, processing is getting faster, machines are starting to think," he continues.
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"Technology moves quickly and it's only getting faster," said Platt.
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Do you see the Jays getting faster for next season?
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And, shipping is getting faster and cheaper on the whole.
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The MacBook and MacBook Pro are getting faster chips and drives.
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The theorists' third ruling idea is that business is getting faster.
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That will all require us to continue getting faster and smaller.
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I feel like every few months I'm getting faster and faster.
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Fixed broadband speeds are getting faster — what's fastest in your city?
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Another, more expensive strategy, called "transformation schools," is getting faster results.
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Perhaps this phenomenon is enough to explain why `Oumuamua is getting faster.
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Good news for anyone reading this site: Internet speeds are getting faster.
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The pace of technology adoption is getting faster and faster every year.
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Social media companies are getting faster at responding to hate speech online.
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Seems like every game he's getting faster and stronger and more dynamic.
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Finally some good news: The internet is getting faster, especially fixed broadband internet.
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Football, for one, is astonishingly competitive, and it's getting faster all the time.
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I want to beat my teammates, but you're getting faster on a good team.
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So we edged it up, getting faster, but much slower than he normally would.
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Now, that's not to say that AT&T's network hasn't been getting faster over time.
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I would only expect Amazon to keep pushing the envelope and getting faster and faster.
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Four days later, I botched a similar workout and remembered that getting faster is hard.
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So while it's not the main focus, I can appreciate the benefit of getting faster.
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We're doing it now and everyone of these repetitions they're getting better, they're getting faster.
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Another small but helpful update in this Photoshop release: the home screen is getting faster.
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"Tax reform's absolutely essential for getting faster economic growth that's durable, long-lasting," he said.
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Together, fans and Icelandic players alike, continued the chant, getting faster and louder with each repetition.
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Not only are Unagi's lightweight, portable, double-motor scooters getting faster, they're also getting more colorful.
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And he keeps getting faster: He ran his best marathon ever last December, a 22015:433:2015.
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" He added: "The offenses are constantly getting faster, so you, as a defense, have to adapt, anyway.
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And it needs to do that while all of the other computers around us keep getting faster themselves.
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But now that transistors are not necessarily getting faster and cheaper all the time, those tradeoffs are changing.
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"I've noticed that our athletes are getting faster, stronger and more agile in every single sport," Spence said.
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The entire globe is getting faster, as that average is 15 percent faster than it was last year.
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"Life is just getting faster and faster and people don't have time or patience anymore," Ms. Baer theorized.
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They'll talk about how the women's field is getting faster than ever before, and how we got here.
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Asked if wealthier individuals should be getting faster access to tests, Trump said he did not think so.
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Once upon a time, browsers were all about getting faster and scoring better on JavaScript benchmarks than their competitors.
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Smartphones and networks are constantly getting faster, but somehow the mobile web now feels slower than it ever did.
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It'll be years until we really see why we need 5G in our phones outside of getting faster downloads.
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"I'm working on getting faster," said Kevin Huffman, the newest cook in the kitchen, fresh out of culinary school.
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It just seemed, and most importantly, we couldn't control quality, and we couldn't start getting faster, or smarter faster.
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Getting faster phones, better cameras, and marginally less functional laptops each year isn't the only way technology transforms our lives.
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Hackers are getting faster and better at targeting their attacks, according to a threat intelligence report from Microsoft released Thursday.
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What he did with those cups and balls kept getting faster, weirder and more wonderful until yawps of delight sounded.
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But it's getting faster and faster and I'm terrified I'm going to miss it … I don't want to get left behind.
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Google has shown some impressive work that could reduce the processing burden, while neural engines are getting faster by the year.
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RB: Right, but um, I mean the infrastructure is just getting faster and better at making these things happen, you know.
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THE INTERNET IS GETTING FASTER: The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) released its sixth report on Measuring Broadband in America on Thursday.
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Students learn 21st century technology skills while getting faster feedback on work and an audience that encourages them to try harder.
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Conditions have been changing since the opening round here, with so much sun, no rain and fairways that are getting faster.
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Instagram is also getting faster at copying Snapchat features; it also added Instagram Direct and an AR Stories feature this week. 215.
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With AR and object recognition getting faster and more accurate, it's interesting to speculate exactly where Snapchat will go with this technology.
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Meanwhile, Instagram is getting faster at copying even Snapchat's most technologically advanced features with a series of global iOS and Android updates.
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And even though their delivery keeps getting faster and faster, it's still usually not as fast as driving to a store yourself.
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But because the warming is speeding up, the rate at which we are dropping these imaginary bombs is getting faster than ever.
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And not only I would say is the pace of new product development getting faster, but we're getting better at getting better.
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Fixed broadband speeds are getting faster, thanks to infrastructure upgrades that are allowing internet service providers to offer faster and cheaper packages.
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As with executives,the problem over the last 30 years is that the agents are getting faster much more quickly than the principals.
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So they decided to look at another possible explanation for the acceleration: could `Oumuamua be getting faster thanks to light from the Sun?
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SO I THINK FOR US, FROM A LONG-TERM STANDPOINT, THE REAL KEY TO SUCCESS WILL BE SHRINKING THE SUPPLY CHAIN, GETTING FASTER.
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"To win in this new world, we must continue to lower costs and keep getting faster, leaner, and more agile," McElfresh told employees.
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You'll understand your stride length, you'll understand your cadence, you'll understand how long you've run, you'll understand if you're getting faster, getting better.
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Wi-Fi had a place in the early days of smartphones, but 4G and 14181423G mobile data networks are getting faster by the day.
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While broadband connections are getting faster, they still don't have the capacity (in most cases) to efficiently beam terabytes of data to the cloud.
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The internet is getting faster and cheaper every year because there is a demand for it and private companies are looking to fill it.
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I spend less of my time working on getting faster and stronger and a lot more time working on the quality of my movement.
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The company announced that in the last year it's suspended about 360,000 accounts for violating its terrorism policy and its reaction time is getting faster.
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Meanwhile, the Firefox browser app on Android is getting faster page scrolling and improved load times, in keeping with Mozilla's trend toward faster browsing speeds.
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That time your stoner college roommate decided to drive his crap can from Jersey to LA. And freedom is getting faster, at least in the West.
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Apple's 15-inch Pro is getting faster standard graphics, and an upgraded entry-level 13-inch Pro will retail for $1,299, sans Touch Bar, of course.
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"What we saw internally was that build times are getting faster, but what we heard from developers externally is that they are getting slower," Cuthbertson said.
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The drives themselves are getting faster and cheaper, and most new computers these days have fast USB 3.1 connections to take full advantage of the speed.
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If you're using more, consider upgrading because these phones are only getting faster at taking better pictures and video and that will eat up more space.
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Getting faster each year, she transformed herself into an N.C.A.A. all-American in the 1,500 meters in her last collegiate race, despite receiving another cancer diagnosis.
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Luckily, getting faster internet requires nothing more than some light interior decorating and a few strings of numbers that we swear we're not using to hack you.
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As had been previously rumored, last year's MacBook Pros are getting Intel's Kaby Lake processors, as is Apple's 12-inch MacBook, which is also getting faster SSDs.
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One of the problems with the horse is it was never going to get any faster, whereas we're still getting faster with powered transportation and so forth.
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There's the "keeps getting faster" meme, in which a particular word or phrase triggers a movie or song to speed up until it sounds like a garbled mess.
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But even so, Seed Beauty's Nelson admits that trend forecasting is a moving target that is getting faster as consumers become more informed about the products they're buying.
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Getting faster: Normally a speed bump wouldn't be all that exciting — pretty much without fail, every new Apple product comes with a marginally faster processor than its predecessor.
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For one, cellular networks and phones keep getting faster, meaning you will almost certainly use your next phone more and gobble up larger amounts of data than before.
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It's getting faster internet speeds to a select few areas, it's somewhat speeding up the broader deployment of 5G, and it's starting to get the message out to consumers.
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Now, extrapolate that scenario to parts of the country where fiber isn't being rolled out and broadband cable is getting faster, but still trails behind many other developed nations.
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US mobile speeds are actually getting faster — download speed grew 24 percent between the first half of 2018 and the first half of 2019, while upload speed grew 13 percent.
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In fact, those workouts have become increasingly common among lay runners, too, which might help explain why more serious runners far below the elite level may be getting faster, too.
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James seems to believe that sidewalk rage is a growing problem, which makes sense given the fact that modern life, especially in cities, is getting faster—and for many, more stressful.
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But he does so in an interesting context: processors aren't actually getting faster at the same rate they used to, and they're also not getting more power efficient as they get smaller.
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Nobody knew what it meant — the only thing that seemed clear was that the strikes were getting faster, and that every so often, a new cactus on the map would get destroyed.
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He's also capable of building skills, getting faster and more efficient at playing games and stacking the cubes he ships with — though not before getting visually frustrated and being a sore loser.
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In other words, phones are getting faster, but we're also asking them to do more advanced stuff all the time, so bear that in mind if you're thinking about splurging on an upgrade.
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Our chips keep getting faster and our data rates keep climbing, but at the end of the day—or worse, by mid-afternoon—those power meters on our screens inevitably turn to red.
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As Rhys describes it, Philip is "a metronome, getting faster," and in this scene his concern for the well-being of an asset, FBI secretary Martha, has him dangerously close to boiling over.
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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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Given the pervasiveness these days of fast fashion (and already-fast fashion that only keeps getting faster), a garment that's touted for its lengthy production time is what really stops us in our tracks.
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You need to have assistance, and we know that we can provide more and more driver assistance because the technology is getting cheaper, sensors are getting smaller, compute is getting faster, memory is getting more ….
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There are things you want it to do, like monitor your heart rate, your pace, the time it took for you to complete your last sprint, and whether your sprints are getting faster over time.
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Now, instead of summoning Assistant by holding down the call button, users can change the noise cancellation / ambient noise toggle to trigger Assistant instead, along with getting faster push-to-talk and proper iOS support.
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In a world that keeps getting faster and more tech-savvy every day, it's crucial for all children to have access to the tools and resources they need to become productive, successful members of society.
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The machine learning aspect essentially means that with each check it does, Onfido's platform is getting faster and better at carrying out future checks across some 20 different categories like credit ratings and verifying documents.
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The food may be getting faster and less formal at the restaurants surrounding L'Escargot but once you cross the mosaic snail threshold and climb the spiral staircase, you enter a place where time stands still.
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Other senior administration officials are not taking up Mnuchin's line, instead junking years of warnings on the debt and deficit and deciding to embrace unfunded tax cuts and bigger deficits as the price of getting faster growth.
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So the wider vision for Undo is not just getting faster at fixing bugs but addressing the growing need for software makers to be able to articulate — and account for — what their programs are doing at any given moment.
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Smartphones have been getting faster, their cameras have gotten sharper, and their displays have gotten bigger, but at the same time, they are more or less the same rectangular pocket computers we've been using for the last four or five years.
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SSDs are getting faster every years and replacing the storage in your old computer with a new SSD won't cost you too much, it won't take that long to fit, and it will make a huge difference to the speed of your computing experience.
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With huge progress in cancer genetics and understanding the disease, cancer drug development and access should be getting faster, the ICR researchers said - partly because targeted treatments can be approved on data from smaller, smarter trials of patients selected for the genetics of their cancer.
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If you've noticed Verizon's network getting faster recently, here's why: the carrier announced today that it's enabled LTE Advanced in over 450 cities across the US. The new technology lets certain phones receive more data at once, allowing for much faster speeds than typical LTE.
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Venmo bank transfers are getting faster: PayPal announced that users will soon be able to send funds from their Venmo accounts to their banks in minutes for an extra 25 cents per transaction, as opposed to the day or so it currently takes to transfer funds.
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Executive Chairman Bill Ford, Hackett's boss, told me in the same interview that with "all the competitors that are coming into our space," quicker decision making is one of the biggest changes he wants for the mammoth company: "The clock speed just keeps getting faster and faster."
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Because of increasing applications and an apparent spike in the number of people running qualifying times in 2018, race organizers lowered qualifying standards for all age groups by five minutes this year, meaning their analysis suggested it wasn't just younger runners who were getting faster but older ones, too.
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That's been possible elsewhere in the world for some time, but is a mind-blowing thing to behold for some of us in the US. Customer service, which has been a pain point of bigger banks for years, is also improving in that it's getting faster and requires little from you.
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"Getting faster access to money is becoming more and more critical for most people, especially as the global workforce is evolving and an increase in less traditional and more entrepreneurial jobs means people have potentially less stable and more variable incomes," said Ready, former CEO of Braintree, which originally acquired Venmo.
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Instagram rolls out more custom geostickers Instagram rolls out more custom geostickers You can see that Instagram is getting faster and faster at cloning Snapchat's features as we recap the timeline: At this point the only major feature left for Instagram to copy is Snapchat's animated selfie masks, which Facebook already has in its app and Messenger thanks to its acquisition of MSQRD.
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Other new features include the rollout of Live Caption (automatic captions) to Pixel 2 phones, the ability to schedule when Pixel's Dark Theme turns off and on, an easier means of accessing emergency contacts and medical info, improved long-press options for getting faster help from your apps and an update to Adaptive brightness to make reading in direct sunlight easier.
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WE HAVE THIS ABSOLUTE TRANSFORMATIONAL OPPORTUNITY IN FRONT OF US. THE WHITE HOUSE, THE HOUSE, THE SENATE ALL LINED UP. WE HAVE THIS BUDGET RULE, WE CALL IT RECONCILIATION THAT GIVES US THE ABILITY TO PASS THIS WITHOUT BEING FILIBUSTERED SO WE HAVE GOT IT LINED UP AND THAT MEANS THERE IS REALLY NO EXCUSE FOR GETTING IT DONE AND WE KNOW IT IS ABSOLUTELY CRITICAL AND ESSENTIAL FOR GETTING FASTER ECONOMIC GROWTH.
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"At the end of the day, if we are going to solve this problem, we are going to have to fix the way we issue clearances, by both getting faster and better at the process of vetting and clearing people, or ultimately denying people clearances and moving them on to other opportunities, but the current challenge cannot go unaddressed for much longer," said Jamil N. Jaffer, the founder of the National Security Institute at George Mason University Law School and a former associate counsel to President George W. Bush.
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