A high-pressure system over the western Atlantic is blocking it from moving northward, and a weakness in the high-pressure system is slowing it down.
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The project, valued at $40 million, comprises a new high-pressure compressor facility, a high-pressure pipeline and flow lines to four existing wells in Moveyeid Field.
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A dark vortex is an area of high pressure A dark vortex is an area of high pressure in Neptune's atmosphere that ranges in size and shape, according to NASA.
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In this case, a strong area of high pressure has built in across the West, and the clockwise air circulation around that high pressure is responsible for triggering the Santa Ana wind event.
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It cooks on high pressure for eight minutes, and viola!
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Bleecker Street MediaBeing a drone pilot is extremely high pressure.
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That high pressure system is also exacerbating the storm's stall.
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Wrangling noodles is hard, especially in a high pressure environment.
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It is no different for anyone in high pressure roles.
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While some thrive in this high-pressure scenario, a few choke.
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The brakes are really tiny and high pressure to brake fast.
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As high-pressure as this is, you've got to enjoy it.
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The lawyers say their clients were bombarded by high-pressure selling.
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Though don't rush for a high-pressure New Year's Eve date.
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Commenters will note how Ivanka handles herself in high-pressure interviews.
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Then a ridge of high pressure parked itself over the region.
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Let's run a truly high-pressure economy and see what happens.
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You are in an area of the country that's high pressure.
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You can buy a high-pressure shower head for $16.99 here.
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Harris' high-pressure moment Harris has had a very bad week.
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Consider practicing high-pressure discussions in front of someone you trust.
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Wondering if Virtue and Moir's chemistry lessens outside high-pressure competition?
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FBI agents experienced witnesses who routinely testify in high-pressure cases.
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"Those high pressure jobs are more susceptible I think," he said.
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So they are accustomed to a high pressure environment almost immediately.
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FBI agents are experienced witnesses who routinely testify in high-pressure cases.
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People think, they hear anxiety, anxiety, high-pressure life, you're on television.
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If it says 'cold pasteurized,' that's what they call high-pressure processing.
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This can be a high-pressure situation — arrive at the window prepared.
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It's a high-pressure situation that brings out the worst in people.
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Threatened with the death penalty, the men confessed after high-pressure interrogations.
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You know when we say we have high pressure or low pressure?
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We're all about keeping calm in high-pressure situations and avoiding conflict.
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Others say it's a high pressure sea of hydrogen and helium gas.
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Hydraulic mining uses high-pressure water jets to dislodge rocks and sediment.
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The energy today is tense, but you thrive in high-pressure environments.
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"When you put carbon under high pressure, you get diamonds," he said.
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It was a high-pressure situation, because the unit was really underperforming.
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Other signs include: "Look out for high-pressure sales tactics," Carlson said.
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The original method was known as high pressure, high temperature, or H.P.H.T., which simulates the crushing force of the earth by applying high temperature and high pressure alongside a metal catalyst to dissolve carbon into a diamond seed.
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Occasionally the rocks in these high-pressure zones rupture or suddenly shift positions.
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HBOT exposes people to bursts of 100 percent oxygen at high pressure levels.
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That high pressure area is drawing Arctic air southward on its eastern flank.
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Welcomed warmth Under the omega, high pressure will allow warm air to build.
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Something-something altering the conditions that let high-pressure systems form, or whatever.
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Customers complained Cash Express used high-pressure collection tactics, the CFPB database shows.
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Low pressure over Tahiti and high pressure over Darwin disrupts the trade winds.
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Air flowing from the high-pressure region pours into Southern California metropolitan areas.
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Now many judges are leaving the profession, citing low pay and high pressure.
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You are always going to have high-pressure moments and high-intensity issues.
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Too great a force means high pressure; too weak a force means low.
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This, in turn, can intensify an area of high pressure over East Asia.
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MS: High-pressure, really precise jet of water that can cut through anything.
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A. Wind travels from areas of high pressure to areas of low pressure.
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The high-pressure business of feeding crowds has created its own verbal shorthand.
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If you need to run high-pressure water through your hose, same story.
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When we went into the interview, typically YC is fast talking, high pressure.
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"It's a high-pressure situation, running for that kind of school," Stein said.
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Confidence: High High pressure moves in Tuesday and dominates through at least Thursday.
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Today (Wednesday): High pressure directly overhead means mostly sunny skies and light winds.
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The flight-data recorder showed a similar high-pressure shut off valve closure.
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Cleaners wash the street with a high-pressure water gun on Feb. 23.
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Because who doesn't like getting nailed by a high-pressure jet of water.
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The fatal shooting came at a moment of high pressure for Afghan forces.
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Over the past week or two, that high pressure ridge got even stronger as another high pressure front moved in from the eastern United States -- the one that caused the prolonged hot and dry period in the Southeast earlier this month.
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A miracle in a gas Once a department head at the High Pressure Physics Institute of the Academy of Sciences in the Soviet Union during the late Cold War, Eremets later traveled to universities around the world researching high-pressure physics.
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Cook an additional 15 minutes on high pressure and again use natural release. 5.
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"Some of these have been preserved using high-pressure processing," Marx de Salcedo says.
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But did Chloe Kim still tweet about ice cream during this high-pressure time?
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The high pressure also prevents precipitation from forming and leads to clear, sunny skies.
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Many cooks, he argued, were social outsiders, working odd hours in high-pressure environments.
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Moreover, we know the health risks to athletes of high-pressure training and competition.
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" He adds: "People think, they hear anxiety, anxiety, high-pressure life, you're on television.
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The ones Blue Origin developed rotate on a thin film of high-pressure fluid.
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On weather maps, the high pressure area looks like a pockmark in the Arctic.
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You're a great leader, Aries, but move slowly during this intensely high-pressure period.
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But the systems could benefit from a more direct method in high pressure situations.
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Today (Sunday): High pressure to the north may provide partly sunny skies at times.
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The two-year disintegration of the group's high-pressure friendship is narratively that minute.
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The news hits hard — it's a high-pressure time for my job, friend, family.
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Male squids inject their sperm at high pressure into the female and then die.
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Among them is a particularly dangerous, widespread variety called high-pressure laminate, or HPL.
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Was the Canada native nicknamed Big Maple too soft for the high-pressure market?
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Get ready to make your mark and revel in some high-pressure, exhilarating competition.
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Tomorrow (Thursday): Our stretch of pleasant weather continues as high pressure remains in control.
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Confidence: High Tonight: High pressure continues to hold off that storm over the southeast.
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But Haber's process was delicate, requiring the maintenance of high temperatures and high pressure.
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A large percentage of them are normal guys trying to do a high-pressure job.
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Cortisol is the stress hormone naturally released by the adrenal glands during high-pressure situations.
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Sanders and Warren, who both represent states that neighbor New Hampshire, face particularly high pressure.
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The event was high-pressure for Clarkson, and not for the reasons one might think.
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Its resistance to cracks under high pressure makes it well-suited for earthquake-prone areas.
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The contrasting winds, waves, and high-pressure system in this image are illuminated by moonlight.
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Snippy, low-stakes fights in the middle of high-pressure situations tend to be funny.
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The high pressure area over Europe has shattered an all-time record for its intensity.
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A high pressure system stretching from coast-to-coast is keeping the heat turned on.
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There is already a large stock of amber lights installed worldwide—high pressure sodium lamps.
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For instance, when you cut metal, you need a narrow, high-pressure stream of water.
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The issue affects the High Pressure Compressor aft hub, Airbus said, without giving further details.
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"SpaceX said the reaction between titanium and nitrogen tetroxide at high pressure "was not expected.
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The boss needs people who can perform in good times and during high-pressure moments.
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High pressure will dominate in the Southwest, creating what is known as a heat dome.
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Amazon, in contrast, is famed for its high-pressure corporate culture, which requires unrelenting performance.
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To the north of the storm system there is a strong area of high pressure.
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When demand and prices were low, gas was injected at high pressure in the ground.
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Writing jokes for President Obama sounds like a little bit of a high pressure gig.
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There was a strong, frigid area of high pressure to the north of the system.
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Northwest Pipe Company makes large diameter, high-pressure steel pipes used primarily for water transmission.
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It was only his fourth major league appearance and first in a high-pressure situation.
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Then, the spacecraft disintegrated due to the heat and high pressure of the hostile atmosphere.
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High pressure from the flooding of the Savitri River caused the collapse, Fadnavis previously stated.
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The WiFi worked, the shower was hot and high-pressure, and the bed was comfortable.
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But developing coworker rapport isn't as easy when schedules are packed with high-pressure meetings.
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But high pressure tactics to produce tax cuts can't hide the GOP's health reform implosion.
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But nitrogen at that high pressure, the deeper you go, the more narcotic it gets.
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You could argue that it's the most high-pressure field-repair job in football history.
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Confidence: Medium High pressure to the north on Wednesday pushes somewhat cooler air our way.
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Confidence: Medium Strong high pressure muscles into the area on Sunday with brisk north winds.
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"And then people see it on TV." The job has always had crazy high pressure.
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Condensates are liquefied once extracted from high-pressure reservoirs, where they exist as a gas.
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This was especially true during difficult conversations, presentations, and other high-pressure, highly important moments.
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Lima thinks that this high-pressure culture is problematic and she wants to change it.
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Former employees blamed a high-pressure sales culture and unattainable sales goals for their actions.
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It's cutting lettuce heads with water knives—super-high-pressure beams—and gobbling up the produce.
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It's an unusually intense area of high pressure that's kept the heat stuck over the state.
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The authorities will "definitely put high pressure" on tackling fake overseas mergers and acquisitions, he said.
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It has to be earned every day in both routine as well as high-pressure situations.
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But traders live in a high-pressure world in which the latest quarter's results are paramount.
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"We are all under high pressure and expecting to go home," Tang said in the video.
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Ray Dalio's Bridgewater Associates has faced a bevy of questions about its high-pressure corporate culture.
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A hydrocracker uses hydrogen under high pressure to produce motor fuels, primarily diesel from gas oil.
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High-pressure hydrides have finally begun to show off their theorized promise as high-temperature superconductors.
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Sinking air, associated with an area of high pressure, essentially traps the heat near the surface.
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HPAL uses high temperature and high pressure in a plant with sulphuric acid to recover metal.
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The unusual warmth is due to a strong area of high pressure off the Southeast coast.
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" Stonehouse explains that though Luminary is a commercial kitchen, the atmosphere "can't be as high pressure.
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Already, unscrupulous brokers are using high-pressure tactics to sell short-term plans over the phone.
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And, maybe you're somebody who enjoys and thrives in a high-pressure and fast-paced environment.
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Have you gotten a perspective on if the job is as high-pressure as it sounds?
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"This very high pressure area resulted in extraordinarily high temperatures and dry conditions there," he said.
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However, a high pressure area building across the western Atlantic could then block its eastward progress.
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I thrive in high-pressure situations and I love being the one to present the argument.
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Then the coke is cut away from the drums by high-pressure, high-temperature water jets.
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"That could be a very dominant player," Cohen said of the ridge of high pressure area.
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Often, scammers will use high-pressure tactics to create a sense of urgency in the deal.
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"Low pressure brings in stormy weather, while high pressure brings in sunny, hot weather," she said.
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PART 2 A look inside the high-pressure job of selling workplace annuities to public schoolteachers.
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The Chemical Vapour Deposition process, which became viable in the 1980s, does not require high pressure.
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The gun itself is made of PVA and a tank filled with high-pressure nitrogen gas.
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And at self-service washes, high-pressure nozzles and timers keep water use to a minimum.
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Then everything is exposed to hot, high-pressure gas that removes even more impurities like sulfur.
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But it wasn't very high pressure and at the end of the day, it's a job.
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The low-pressure system rotated counterclockwise and the high-pressure system arrived behind it, rotating clockwise.
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Fed up with their high-pressure jobs, some millennials are quitting and embracing the FIRE movement.
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Prepare the beans as described above, cook at high pressure and let the pressure naturally release.
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At a company such as Ford, high-pressure engineering roles involve new Mustangs and pickup trucks.
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One day in the future, a massive wave of high-pressure air will park over Phoenix.
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It didn't surprise her to be back in a high-pressure job in the media world.
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Even under the best circumstances, speaking at your own wedding ceremony is a high pressure endeavor.
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In addition, workers might make mistakes, handle parcels violently or become stressed and tired under high pressure.
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Take a look at any competitive sport or high-pressure career and there are conflicts of interest.
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And how could there be, with the high-stakes, high-pressure, high-speed nature of it all?
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An enema uses a much smaller amount of fluid and isn't delivered at such a high pressure.
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GE is responsible for the hottest components like the high-pressure compressor, while Safran produces colder components.
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The onset of high pressure, however, was clearing skies and setting the stage for potential weather records.
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Specialists then used high-pressure jets of water and sand to separate the fuse from the bomb.
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Saeli, 25, said he thinks the high-pressure dating show brought out the worst in Parker, 24.
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It's a phenomenon called a "heat dome," a high-pressure ridge that pushes temperatures way, way up.
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Yellen suggested the Fed may want to run a "high-pressure economy," and keep interest rates lower.
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"It's a high-pressure response," said Jason Celente, senior portfolio manager at Insight Investment in New York.
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Hydrates are most stable under high pressure and cold — conditions found on the underside of a glacier.
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These single-use devices are designed to create a complete seal until they're opened by high pressure.
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You can't expect that everything, especially in Formula 1 which is high pressure and competition, is smooth.
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And there's an entire field of high-pressure physics studying plenty of other properties in these materials.
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They've mowed and removed topsoil from lawns, and used high-pressure washers to clean buildings and roads.
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That's what always happens when air flows from areas of high pressure to areas of low pressure.
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Zhang said the authorities had also maintained "high pressure" on beating back militants in the past year.
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Simply put, his sales resistance was so highly developed that none of Trump's high pressure techniques worked.
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That could change if producers are willing to plough investments into high pressure acid leach (HPAL) plants.
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The next was test-firing high-pressure engines called Super Dracos, which power the spaceship's escape system.
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It is worth noting that the reaction between titanium and NTO at high pressure was not expected.
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This could rupture high-pressure gas lines, releasing gas into the air and igniting potentially deadly explosions.
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Scientists call these organisms extremophiles, since they can thrive in Earth's coldest, warmest, and high-pressure environments.
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She was always really funny, and she had a way of finding humor during high-pressure situations.
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Then, the spacecraft burned and disintegrated due to the heat and high pressure of the hostile atmosphere.
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The whole interior looks like it was designed to be rinsed down with a high pressure hose.
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At a level so deep beneath the ocean's surface, there's almost no oxygen and extremely high pressure.
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"For officials to complain that these are difficult, high-pressure prosecutions is a cowardly excuse," Novitzky said.
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That high pressure blocks the low-pressure system of the polar vortex, weakening it in the process.
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Kavanaugh has, time and again, chosen at high-pressure moments to offer misleading accounts to the public.
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It's high pressure, you don't want to phone it in, and you want to be Number One.
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"Use every possible means to find funds so that the high-pressure offensive does not let up."
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Even a small amount of fluid in a narrow pipe can develop high pressure, with astonishing effects.
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He said he would settle into the high pressure environment of his new team step-by-step.
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Arts ____ Fed up with their high-pressure jobs, some millennials are quitting and embracing the FIRE movement.
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Her establishment owns a 6,000-crown ($671) snow cannon as well as a high-pressure water hose.
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High-pressure-acid-leaching (HPAL) technology has a troubled history of operational problems and slow ramp-ups.
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He apologized repeatedly for the incident, saying he was only human and in a high pressure job.
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He already knew that veterans like Jozy Altidore and Clint Dempsey could handle a high-pressure setting.
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The body of Boeing&aposs newest plane — the 777X — ruptured during a high-pressure test in September.
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Columbia Gas shut down the regulator at issue about 24 minutes after the first high-pressure alarm.
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Additionally, fracking, in which liquids are injected at high pressure into subterranean rock, can lead to earthquakes.
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"There is a very fine line" separating a high-pressure economy from an overheated economy, Nagy said.
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Besides that, there are good ethical reasons not to test crowds in high-pressure and high-stress experiments.
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High pressure over Alberta and Saskatchewan is responsible for sinking air, which traps smoke closer to the surface.
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Now it needed traders capable of split-second, high-pressure decisions, people with quick wits, stamina and guts.
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It was at least a little telling that Yellen made the "high-pressure economy" speech on Rosengren's turf.
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Tolstedt retired as head of community banking in July amid investigations into the bank's high-pressure sale culture.
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Starring Angela Bassett, the series is based on the real-life, high-pressure experiences of emergency response providers.
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A dry, high-pressure system is currently lingering over much of the area, resulting in the excessive temperatures.
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The high pressure migrated into other nearby fault zones, including some already under stress and close to failure.
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That was inevitable, she said, although she emphasized that the business was a high-pressure field for anyone.
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It is definitely not a good idea to go into a high-pressure event on an empty stomach.
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Hydrocrackers use hydrogen under high pressure to produce motor fuels from gas oil produced by crude distillation units.
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The sediment had been stirred by a high-pressure water hose that Hozoji used to dislodge the geoduck.
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Hozoji watched Dillon harvest a bit, before he passed off the high-pressure hose and surfaced by himself.
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She has the ability to come into a high-pressure situation and deal with it intelligently and fairly.
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Divers get the bends from moving too fast from a high-pressure environment to a normal pressure environment.
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Under a heat dome High pressure is partly to blame for the prolonged expectancy of this heat wave.
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Wells Fargo issued fake accounts as part of a high-pressure drive to prove sales growth to investors.
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This was very high pressure from the top, where the top was being motivated by high incentive compensation.
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Talking before any audience can be intimidating but giving a TED talk is a pretty high-pressure situation.
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The Seattle Times said a cargo door exploded outward during a high-pressure stress test on the ground.
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But she says she relishes the challenge of working in the high-pressure environment of 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
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The process is difficult, and the high-pressure chamber bruised one of her eardrums, but she is improving.
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The results are hailed as "the first unambiguous observation of high-pressure diamond formation," according to a statement.
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So if a meteorologist talks about a high-pressure day, that's associated with light winds and mild weather.
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In the fall, as the desert lands cool down, the high-altitude basin develops chilly, high-pressure winds.
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The video uses footage from the campaign to suggest Sanders can't handle high-pressure situations but Trump can.
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High-pressure air that builds over that region flows toward lower-pressure air over California and the coast.
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Tomorrow (Monday): High pressure tries to take over tomorrow, which means we may start with partly sunny skies.
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This has made veterans and service members a special target for high-pressure recruitment tactics and deliberate fraud.
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Many students say the schools are high-pressure environments in which rote learning is stressed over critical thinking.
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"There's high pressure to communicate and not interfere with other birds," in such a crowded environment, he said.
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Researchers say a region of high-pressure air stalled over the island, drawing warm air from the south.
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Fracking involves pumping sand and liquids at high pressure into a well to release trapped oil and gas.
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Neutral thinking is a performance strategy that emphasizes judgment-free thinking, especially in crises and high-pressure situations.
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This month, high pressure over Cape Horn in Chile's archipelago allowed warm temperatures to build up and travel.
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But he also used a high-pressure spray gun and sculpted the Super Bowl letters with his computer.
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NOAA said the heat wave can be traced to an area of high pressure planted over the region.
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The relationship between Akau and his fellow maintainers is critical in the high-pressure world of aircraft maintenance.
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A large area of high pressure over the Indian Ocean, known as a heat dome, is to blame.
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The system uses "high pressure steam to propel a missile out of the launch canister," according to CNN.
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Much like this year, a high pressure blocking system parked itself over the island, delivering exceptionally warm weather.
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If you find yourself in a high-pressure moment, pay extra attention to your nonverbal communication, says Cobb.
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It's a great way to ease the tension of high-pressure jobs at the end of the day.
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Not much in the high-pressure kitchen choreography on display outdoes what you might see on TV food shows.
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During these maneuvers, ships pull alongside one another and oil is transferred to a vessel via high-pressure hoses.
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Given her job, Gifford is no stranger to high-pressure environments, but she was unprepared for what came next.
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Marx de Salcedo cautions that some of these kinds of juices are flash pasteurized, rather than high-pressure processed.
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The development of a blocking area of high pressure aloft across the North Pacific, as well as over Greenland.
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The focus on simply living a virtual life without high-pressure goals was a large part of the appeal.
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"You can put it on as high pressure as you want and no backsplash will come up," she said.
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Instead, we were informed that the company plans to pump a new product through it: high-pressure liquefied gas.
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" Of course, there's a bumpy road to chart between a moribund U.S. growth picture and Yellen's "high-pressure economy.
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"You can put it on as high pressure as you want and no backsplash will come up," she explains.
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Snam manages Italy's high-pressure transport grid, which delivers gas to local distributors, who in turn supply retail clients.
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The film's accurate depiction of a high-pressure STEM high school accentuates Peter's struggles as a young, underappreciated superhero.
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During ship-to-ship (STS) maneuvers, vessels pull alongside one another and oil is transferred via high-pressure hoses.
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Computer models are showing a strong "death ridge" of high pressure developing over the Southeast beginning early next week.
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"These high-pressure ices are essentially like silicate-rocks within Earth's deep mantle—they're hot and hard," he said.
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CEO Eric Trappier said aerospace group Safran had informed Dassault of certain manufacturing issues regarding a high pressure compressor.
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"You can put it on as high pressure as you want and no backsplash will come up," she explained.
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Before, R&D's role was to push the technological envelope: deepwater, very high pressure reservoirs, extreme temperatures and more.
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And of course, high-pressure jobs like journalism or investment banking also see high turnover rates due to burnout.
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An expansive area of high pressure in the Atlantic Ocean frequently acts as a barrier to these weather systems.
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Even highly skilled people, those most likely to be in high-pressure jobs, may be feeling a little calmer.
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And several companies are using high-pressure tactics, critics say, to persuade international students to enroll in U.S. colleges.
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Given the high-pressure stakes of a self-made creative career, take extra care with your own mental health.
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Those diamonds can be formed in multiple ways, including high-energy impact, chemical-induced growth and static high pressure.
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"Although these kinds of high-pressure prosecutorial tactics are neither uncommon nor illegal, they are distasteful," Ellis wrote Tuesday.
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The Seattle Times said the aircraft's door exploded outward during a recent high-pressure stress test on the ground.
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The technology needed to pump high-pressure steam to unlock bitumen deposits makes production costs expensive for thermal operators.
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Hydraulic fracturing involves extracting gas obtained from rocks broken up or fractured with water and chemicals at high pressure.
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To test these scenarios, Dasgupta and his team ran high-temperature, high-pressure experiments, thermodynamic modeling and numerical simulations.
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You'll have roughly 24 high-pressure hours to deliver the goods using their APIs, data sets and other tools.
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So it was a high pressure situation, but it felt like everything was in place going into that situation.
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Recently, Kota has been in the news for a string of student suicides linked to its high pressure environment.
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Whenever someone tries to scare you or uses high-pressure tactics to make you do anything, hang up immediately.
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When AAM is negative, high-pressure ridge patterns are very common across the United States east of the Rockies.
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Confidence: Medium-High Friday is much calmer but also colder, as a large high pressure system engulfs the region.
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Hydraulic fracturing forces water and sand underground at high pressure to free oil and gas trapped in shale rock.
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Being a CEO of just one company, let alone two or three, is a high-pressure, high-stress job.
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Today (Sunday): High pressure builds in overhead, and it's gonna be a bright, bright sunshiny day (sorry, had to).
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No infrastructure yet exists to support such fast refueling, but it isn't like high-pressure compressed hydrogen, Johnson stresses.
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Inland flooding: An anomalously strong area of high pressure stretching out to the storm's north, over the western Atlantic, is what is forcing the storm to turn west, into the U.S. The same high pressure area is forecast to cause the hurricane to cross the coast and hit the brakes, to devastating effect.
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The Haber-Bosch process relied and still relies on high temperature, high pressure, and hydrogen atoms ripped from fossil fuels.
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A high pressure ridge to the North is steering the storm westward from its current position in the east Atlantic.
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High pressure will then move in behind it, bringing shivering temperatures through the week and into next weekend, forecasters warned.
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With Harvey, those steering winds broke down, and a high pressure system to the northwest kept Harvey locked in place.
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In the office, a relaxed mood can come in handy during high pressure situations that require rational, level-headed thinking.
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The loss of ice will create high-pressure "atmospheric ridges" in the Pacific that would drive storms away from California.
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A ridge of high pressure helped heighten the warmth between the Rocky Mountains and the East Coast, the NCEI said.
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When he got out of rehab and got a high-pressure sales job, he tried the plant, and it worked.
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Ellison became known as "Never Nervous Pervis" for his laid-back demeanor even in the most intensely high-pressure situations.
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These trends will potentially be exacerbated if the Fed allows for a more "high pressure" economy over an extended period.
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The advent of high-pressure steam engines on riverboats prompted a spate of explosions killing crew, passengers, and unlucky bystanders.
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And California will keep baking under a high pressure system that could deliver up to 10 days of no precipitation.
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Two lingering high-pressure systems trapped warm and humid air above the region, bringing record temperatures for about two weeks.
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Scientists have hypothesized that high-pressure conditions on Uranus and Neptune could squeeze hydrogen and carbon together, creating diamond rain.
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High-pressure water cannons, tear gas and live ammunition are being used daily against men, women, children and the elderly.
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A high-pressure seawater pipe reportedly ruptured, letting in more than 200 tons of water, though the cause remains unclear.
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Fracking, or hydraulic fracturing, involves extracting gas from rocks by breaking them up with water and chemicals at high pressure.
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Hydrocrackers use hydrogen and a catalyst under high pressure and heat to convert gas oil to motor fuels, primarily diesel.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, after a high-pressure campaign by environmental advocates, banned fracking in New York State in December 2014.
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From the executive branch to Capitol Hill, K Street lobbying firms to high-pressure newsrooms, free alcohol is easily accessible.
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Natural diamonds typically form over many years through a combination of high pressure and high heat deep in the earth.
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The study involved high pressure and temperature experiments, along with computer simulations fed with the information gleaned from these experiments.
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What does it feel like to work 28 straight hours in a high-pressure environment with people's lives at stake?
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The extraction technique, which unlocks hydrocarbons trapped in shale rock formations, involves high-pressure injections of water, sand and chemicals.
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Others shown to be under high pressure despite their protected status include tropical coniferous forests and flooded grasslands and savannas.
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Scientists said such variation is typical, as there is natural variability to large-scale climate patterns like high-pressure systems.
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Anderson, Forbes, Bertans, and Murray can't deliver in a high pressure environment outside the boundaries of San Antonio's altruistic offense.
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Doctors, some of whom are picking up the extra shifts of colleagues who have fallen ill, are under high pressure.
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But now that demand for soy and beef on the global market is high, pressure on the forest is mounting.
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That's roughly the kind of edge that the steel tariffs gave the makers of high-pressure gas vessels in China.
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Water coasters, where riders in rafts sometimes travel uphill, propelled by high-pressure jets or magnets, are now the rage.
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The work of an expediter can be a thrill, but it's also high-pressure, competitive and comes with major responsibilities.
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During the interview, McChrystal and Fussell offered insight into how they organized teams and remained productive in high-pressure environments.
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Confidence: Medium-High Tonight: Skies turn mostly clear this evening and overnight as high pressure moves overhead and winds diminish.
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HIGH PRESSURE In May, a hydrogen storage tank at a government research project in the rural city of Gangneung exploded.
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Confidence: Medium-High With Arctic high pressure dominating our pattern, it's a cold Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Monday.
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Confidence: Medium High pressure centered over the Southern Plains on Tuesday means breezy winds from the west for our area.
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Allied weather stations were reporting a ridge of high pressure that would reach the beaches of Normandy on June 23th.
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Confidence: Medium High pressure dominates our area and virtually the entire eastern third of the nation Tuesday and Christmas Day.
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So going from no Amazon at all to the ultra high pressure two-hour Prime Now delivery service certainly raised eyebrows.
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Fisher explains what's happening inside the high-pressure chamber: Potassium hydroxide is being mixed with water heated to 302 degrees Fahrenheit.
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High-pressure processing is the application of a huge amount of pressure into food through water in a special, pressurized chamber.
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And you're talking about a machine that contains fluids at high temperature and high pressure — people get really nervous about safety.
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At the same time, consumer complaints about high-pressure sales tactics are on the rise, according to government and private agencies.
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Confidence: High High pressure is in control through much of the holiday weekend, bringing dry conditions and eventually a warming trend.
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In practice, Vale has never fully mastered the high-pressure-acid-lead (HPAL) technology used to convert ore to nickel oxides.
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But anything can happen in a confined, high pressure situation, and San Antonio's defensive strategy, at first, worked like a charm.
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Locals tear up the riverbed with diggers or blast the banks with high-pressure hoses, then sieve the mud for gold.
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The photo shows a giant high-pressure ridge over the Pacific Ocean that's keeping storm clouds away from the California coast.
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He withdrew money from his retirement account to pay for what he says were seminars filled with high-pressure sales tactics.
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A piece of strong but lightweight carbon fiber was cut into an intricate accordion pattern using a high-pressure water jet.
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Implementing a system of continuous employee feedback is an excellent replacement for an uncomfortable, high-pressure quarterly or yearly performance review.
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That's when high pressure aloft acts like a lid trapping the heat below, setting the stage for potentially life-threatening conditions.
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Barr has faced a high-pressure campaign from Democrats to release the nearly 400-page Russia report to Congress without redactions.
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Of particular concern are countries like China, Taiwan, Singapore, which increasingly feature "high pressure educational systems" from a very young age.
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Heat waves typically arise when a high pressure system — which invites clear skies and sunshine — settles over a region, like Europe.
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These background investigations also ensure that the air traffic controller is able to operate effectively and calmly in high-pressure situations.
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Fracking involves pumping water and chemicals deep in the ground under high pressure to blast rock and release gas or oil.
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Evidence shows that a leaking component allowed liquid oxidizer — nitrogen tetroxide (NTO) — to enter high-pressure helium tubes during ground processing.
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It involves injecting water, minerals and chemicals underground at high pressure to break up shale rocks and allow hydrocarbons to flow.
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In an atmosphere of high pressure to deliver profits, Uber is on a "strong path" to execute its goals, he said.
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It's stressful for those working high-pressure jobs like Grant, who became a manager in cross-border client contracting for Deloitte.
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"You have a ridge of high pressure acting as a dome of heat," said John Homenuk of New York Metro Weather.
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Diamonds also form much deeper in the Earth's high-pressure mantle, via a process that has nothing to do with coal.
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But instead of trusting Facebook to provide full and accurate responses, the DCMS resorted to high-pressure tactics directed at Kramer.
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"These high-pressure ices are essentially like silicate rocks in Earth's deep mantle, hot and hard," Zeng wrote in an email.
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" McCain added of Pence: "He's not a high-pressure guy, he tells us how great of a job we are doing.
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The capsule then releases a high-pressure stream of liquid and immune system-triggering molecules to immune cells inside the mouth.
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Residents are concerned about the risk of a leak in a high-pressure gas pipeline with a quarter-mile blast radius.
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Mr. Paxton had been accused of raising $840,000 in 2011 by betraying friends and using high-pressure tactics to secure investors.
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A government rescue team rushed the injured to the hospital, after a high-pressure steam pipe burst at the power plant.
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Because they do create these high-pressure environments and so you don't want to ... Just the same thing with Harvey Weinstein.
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Confidence: Medium High pressure should keep us dry and partly sunny on Saturday, with diminishing winds and highs in the 50s.
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Santa Ana winds blow toward the Pacific Ocean when a high-pressure system builds over the Great Basin desert in Nevada.
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She has written on immigration and, taking on one of the paper's most high-pressure beats, has covered the school's leadership.
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CNN Business surveyed executives to learn what it's like to manage their high-pressure jobs in addition to their children's needs.
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If you know you're walking into a high pressure situation, practice saying "no thanks" to your aunt's apple pie in advance.
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The responsibility of being counselor and confessor is a high-pressure one, and one that the two hesitate to fully embody.
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A high-pressure ridge calmed the ocean waters -- meaning heat stays in the water, without storms to help cool it down.
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"I love it," she tells Fortune, adding that she recently found herself in a somewhat high-pressure situation doing just that.
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At several moments last winter, a high-pressure system reduced wind and solar power to a small fraction of total demand.
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The mower is equipped with a SmartJet deck-washing system that cleans debris from underneath the deck with high-pressure water.
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The West has been gripped by a high-pressure system that's prevented the current hot, dry weather pattern from moving along.
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A truck on the ground provides the generator and the high-pressure pump and an area for the drone to land.
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Hydraulic fracturing pumps water and sand at high pressure into a well to release oil and gas trapped in shale rock.
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Even away from the intense, high-pressure world of elite soccer, though, the Barcelona brand carries weight, as Puig's story demonstrates.
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In the end, we are simply using high pressure water to clean the accumulated biological patina that thrives on the travertine walls.
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Fracking, or hydraulic fracturing, involves the extraction of gas from rocks by breaking them up with water and chemicals at high pressure.
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The forex regulator reiterated yesterday that it would check the authenticity of deals and maintain high pressure on fraud and other irregularities.
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Two lingering high pressure systems have trapped warm and humid air above the region, bringing record-high temperatures for nearly two weeks.
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He is an important man plying a high-pressure trade and the trifles of his medicine are not within his logical purview.
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"You can put it on as high pressure as you want and no backsplash will come up," she says in the clip.
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It's clear that Tayshia's life experiences have made her better prepared to handle the high-pressure, self-doubting environment The Bachelorette creates.
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A group of engineers figured this out by using a high-pressure hammer to mash together material known as Mars soil simulant.
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Meanwhile, in warmer climes ... The eastern half of the United States is basking under a high pressure system that's bringing warmer weather.
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Fracking, which unlocks natural gas and oil, involves injecting a mixture of water, sand and chemicals at high pressure into a well.
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Former Wells Fargo employees have blamed the San Francisco-based bank's high-pressure sales environment for its role in creating unauthorized accounts.
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The usual pattern of air pressure over the Pacific features high pressure over Tahiti and low pressure over Darwin, in northern Australia.
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What's more, high pressure is what allows certain elements, like nitrogen (which is common on Pluto), to take on a liquid state.
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The high-pressure job sees her responsible for hiring content monitors, the employees who monitor the social media platform for illegal content.
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On June 12, police used force—"tear gas, pepper spray, and high-pressure water hoses," Al Jazeera reported—to disperse the crowd.
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Under those conditions, fluid water gets compressed into high-pressure phases of ice, such as Ice Seven or superionic ices, he said.
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Barcelona forwards Lionel Messi and Luis Suárez hardly threatened as Roma dominated possession for long stretches and stifled Barcelona with high pressure.
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The unusually strong high pressure area is sweeping anomalously warm air into Siberia, northeast Russia, parts of Alaska, and the Arctic Ocean.
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Lawmakers blamed the fraud on Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf and executives for creating a high-pressure environment with unrealistic sales goals.
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One study found that health care expenditures at companies with high-pressure environments are nearly 50 percent greater than at other organizations.
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Many workers may not feel comfortable expressing their mental health struggles, so they continue on with stressful deadlines and high-pressure meetings.
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Temperatures will rise again on Thursday as the high pressure system's center moves off of New England and toward the Canadian Maritimes.
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The liquid is heated and set at a high pressure to avoid boiling, causing the body to shed its proteins and fats.
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It would also require continual monitoring, using undersea video and other equipment, of deepwater and other high-pressure, high-risk drilling activities.
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Frac sand is mixed in a slurry and forced at high pressure into wells to free oil and gas trapped in rocks.
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I don't have to make an assessment of how things fit in a high-pressure atmosphere with weird lighting and deceptive mirrors.
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But ARC also uses an inert gas mixture that is stored in the airbag's inflater at high pressure, the safety agency said.
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"This is the holy grail of high-pressure physics," Harvard physicist Isaac Silvera, one of the study's authors, said in a statement.
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Documents unsealed in a fraud lawsuit against Trump University show that it relied on high-pressure sales tactics and employed unqualified instructors.
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Minutes before the explosion, Columbia Gas' monitoring center in Columbus, Ohio, received high pressure alarms for its South Lawrence gas pressure system.
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The same motivation can ring true even for those of us who don't navigate that busy or high pressure of a lifestyle.
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According to the Gemological Institute of America, the HPHT method mimics the high pressure and temperature conditions that form a diamond underground.
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Experts say the conditions that immigration judges work under — fast paced, high pressure and culturally charged — make some misjudgments all but inevitable.
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It includes a 34-inch extension wand, 20-foot high pressure hose, and 35-foot power cord to give you full mobility.
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A ridge of high pressure between the storm and New York should prevent the hurricane from moving toward us, Mr. Cline said.
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Dr. Cohen says the loss of ice creates patterns of high pressure near the Barents Sea and Kara Sea off northern Russia.
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But you know what, when you're in a high-pressure situation and there's like beautiful people all around, yeah, emotions get going.
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The modeling industry is known for its high pressure and its long hours, but that was not an issue for Ms. Pillard.
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This year, zones of high pressure below the Arctic kept the cooler Arctic air, and the infamous polar vortex, locked in place.
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Salt, pepper and brown the meat hard, then cook it with the sauce under high pressure in the machine for an hour.
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While the industry markets itself as a legitimate investment, clients of some firms say they are little more than high-pressure scams.
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Today (Sunday): High pressure centered along the Southeast coast sends a light but milder breeze from the west and southwest our way.
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The city's authorities follow a prudent budgetary and financial policy, which guarantees solid operating performance despite persistently high pressure on operating expenditure.
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Details: Sporting the same high-pressure system as the CitiZ, the portable Essenza Mini is Nespresso's smallest ever single-serve espresso maker.
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Mostly sunny morning skies give way to increasing afternoon clouds, as the center of high pressure starts to shift to our east.
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In a high-pressure art world, where judgments are ever faster and prices ever higher, that may be its most valuable function.
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Students maintained that they were cheated out of tuition through high-pressure sales tactics and misleading claims about what they would learn.
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It was there that a young Golovkin discovered that his brutal, high-pressure boxing style could be his ticket out of Kazakhstan.
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For three years, my team and I meticulously planned how to lower the arrangements and cameras into an extremely high-pressure environment.
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Anthony played all 82 games during his first year, coming off the bench and getting used to playing in high-pressure situations.
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Some students practiced under a high-pressure condition: They were told that they were being videotaped for later analysis by golf experts.
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One simulates the crushing force of the earth by applying high temperature and high pressure to dissolve carbon into a diamond seed.
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Unless you're a doctor, a lawyer or *insert third, high-pressure job here*, you can generally survive Saturday and Sunday with few issues.
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International recruitment has created a high-pressure push for trainers to give their players competitive advantages, often resulting in rampant abuse of PEDs.
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High pressure will also park itself over the region this week, resulting in a dome of sinking air and warming temperatures over Europe.
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He is candid about the potential of long hours, high pressure situations and the fact that he doesn't think he's a great leader.
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But as air fills the vacuum, a high-pressure shock wave is created, and if you're too close to it, it'll kill you.
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Urea, a compound of nitrogen, hydrogen, carbon and oxygen, can be made cheaply by mixing ammonia and carbon dioxide together at high pressure.
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Winds will gust over 30 mph out of the northeast as they squeeze between the ocean storm and high pressure to the north.
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Daniel Swain, a climate scientist at UCLA, told BuzzFeed News they form when a strong, high-pressure system forms over California's inland deserts.
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SpaceX says that a leaky valve caused the propellant needed for these thrusters to cross into another system — one of really high pressure.
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The key ingredients for this event include an Arctic high pressure system that is in position across southeastern Canada and northern New England.
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In October Ms Yellen wondered aloud whether a "high-pressure economy", and a resulting wage boom, might coax more people to seek work.
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According to some theories, the pre-Bang universe simply could have existed in a flat, high-pressure state for a very long time.
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It's a simple step to take in such high pressure situations, but one that isn't obvious to take without knowledge of the practice.
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Former Wells Fargo employees have blamed the San Francisco-based bank's high-pressure sales environment for its role in creating the unauthorized accounts.
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Sandella says when we witness stressful, high-pressure events, our brain identifies with it and even mimics the tone of whatever we're seeing.
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High-pressure water and laser cutters can help, but they generate a lot of heat—which can deform the material that's being cut.
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Last year a ridge of high-pressure air was deflecting storms, said Nina Oakley, a research climatologist at the Western Regional Climate Center.
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NOAA's GFS model, which predicts that a high pressure ridge of hot air will park itself over the United States later this week.
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S. military exercises currently underway, as well as the claims in Washington that Trump's high-pressure tactics forced North Korea to the table.
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Hydrates tend to be stable under high pressure and cold temperatures, and ice sheets offer an environment for subglacial gas hydrates to form.
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Second, they show that because tight labor markets disproportionately help those with relatively low incomes, high-pressure labor markets have an equalizing effect.
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Several companies are currently developing smelters with high pressure acid leach (HPAL) technology to produce battery chemicals in Indonesia, including China's Tsingshan Group.
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A pipe could drop on your head, wires can burst under high pressure... in some scenarios, fluid could spill uncontrollably onto the deck.
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Hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, is the process of breaking up shale rocks by bombarding them with water, minerals and chemicals at high pressure.
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When she dies, she told me, she wants her body to be dunked in a high-pressure chamber filled with water and lye.
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Some people worry that what began as a lighthearted excuse to treat oneself has turned into a high-pressure version of Valentine's Day.
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"The party central leaders' approach is to keep up the high pressure coming from the top down," Professor Nie of Renmin University said.
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To encourage workers during what is historically a high-pressure time for retail, companies use different motivational techniques and perks for their employees.
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Gelfond worked as both a lawyer and an investment banker before going into business, so he's no stranger to high-pressure work environments.
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No one should have to work for a pittance, or feel coerced into a high-pressure lifestyle when they aren't ready and willing.
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Florence is predicted to stall because there's a region of high-pressure air to the north of it that it cannot cut through.
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If you love startups and even remotely enjoy high-pressure situations (experienced by others and not yourself), this is the event for you.
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SpaceX said evidence shows that a leaking check valve allowed nitrogen tetroxide (NTO) to enter high-pressure helium tubes during the April test.
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These seismic surveys involve shooting high-pressure airguns from the bottom of ships, producing acoustic shock waves that bounce off the ocean floor.
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"I went on the court with a game plan," said Vesnina, a 29-year-old making her debut at this high-pressure level.
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High pressure settles in overnight, with lows dropping to the mid- to upper 20s in our colder locations to the low 30s downtown.
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When it is weak, high-pressure and low-pressure systems tend to move more slowly, making for rains and clouds that linger longer.
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Thus, the direction of the surface wind in a high-pressure weather system is basically outward, away from the system toward lower pressure.
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The storm streak is caused by two factors: a high-pressure area in the Southeast and a cold trough trapped over the Rockies.
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" And Eric L. Adams, the Brooklyn borough president who is running for mayor, called the job "a training ground for high pressure jobs.
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"That ridge of high pressure is going to steer the hurricane away from us; it almost acts like a block," Mr. Homenuk said.
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Warm southwesterly winds shifted northward by high pressure patterns in the Northeast and low pressure in the Southwest, according to Mr. Gottschalck's analysis.
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At the same time, the government has resisted proposals to ease the culture of high-pressure testing, a source of much public dissatisfaction.
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If the exoplanet is a mini-Neptune, it may also include a significant hydrogen "envelope" or layer around a high-pressure water layer.
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"Under the high-pressure environment of an anticorruption campaign, most people, including senior government officials, only care about self-preservation," Mr. Xu said.
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"There's been a high pressure dome reaching from Spain throughout Eastern Europe," said Jonathan Erdman, a senior digital meteorologist for the Weather Channel.
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Cold seems to be the story this week with a large dome of high pressure taking over the eastern half of the nation.
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A heat dome comprised of an intense, sprawling area of high pressure sat on top of the Southwest for a third straight day.
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Maintain a can-do attitudeDiaz said that compared to the high-pressure world of counter-terror operations, business emergencies are nearly always manageable.
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"Improv can make communication in high-pressure situations easier," said Chelsea Clarke, a performer and teacher at UCB Theater in New York City.
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On such a high-pressure holiday, there's no better way to ease the tension than with a precious pooch who comes bearing gifts.
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Others became reluctant to take assignments in proactive policing units, like anti-crime, that put them in high-pressure situations on the street.
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One woman had such high pressure inside her eyes — about three times the normal level — that it may have damaged her optic nerves.
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The centerpiece of the project is a special turbine built by Toshiba and designed for the punishingly high pressure used in the process.
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When they didn't detect any system pressure, they allowed the full flow of high-pressure gas into the system, exceeding the maximum allowed.
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Confidence: Low-Medium High pressure takes control Friday through Sunday with mostly sunny skies and light winds, perhaps some increasing clouds on Sunday.
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When those bad decisions happen in a high-pressure culture without strong company values or ethics, it snowballs into a full-scale scandal.
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And suddenly, I had this opportunity to do what I wanted, which is a very exciting and high-pressure situation to be in.
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About 95 percent of global hydrogen production is done through steam methane reforming (SMR), blasting natural gas with high-temperature, high-pressure steam.
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In lieu of that process, veggie juices, for example, often undergo high-pressure processing instead, which kills bacteria with extreme pressure rather than heat.
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Clockwise winds around the high pressure are pushing the winds on the east side of the high to the south, toward the Upper Midwest.
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I mean, we have seen that before with the Trump administration, and not in a situation that is this high-caliber, this high-pressure.
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The process involves drilling into the ground and injecting the embedded rock with a high pressure water mixture in order to extract the gas.
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"These retaliatory measures show the vulnerability of the high pressure strategy characterized by the current US trade policy," said Timme Spakman, economist at ING.
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An international team of scientists have decoded one of those messages, which came in the form of high-pressure ice crystals present in diamonds.
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Monday's matchup, the first of three between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, promises to be the most high-pressure head-to-head in generations.
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Journalists from the Süddeutsche Zeitung reported on the high pressure and the secrecy demands made of the employees at Arvato's deletion center in Berlin.
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After all, Yellen's "high-pressure" economy is one in which more workers would be hired, would spend more, and spur more investment by business.
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It might be possible to modify terrestrial plants to grow in a high-pressure version of the Martian atmosphere, but no one has tried.
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After crashing in the financial collapse, timeshare sales are rising again, and with them high-pressure sales practices such as those Ms. Gutierrez described.
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The entertainer on Tuesday announced an investment in World Waters LLC, which produces a sports drink made with watermelon juice processed at high pressure.
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But getting himself into high-pressure tournaments leading up to the Ryder Cup would certainly be beneficial considering his poor play this summer. 2.
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Frackers inject a mix of water, minerals and chemicals into the ground at high pressure to fracture shale rock and release oil and gas.
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Fed Chair Janet Yellen's interest in running a "high-pressure economy" threatens to add to an increasingly divisive climate at the U.S. central bank.
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The testing gives insight into what happens underground when rock is fractured with high pressure mixtures of sand and water to release trapped oil.
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In 2014 "the polar vortex suddenly weakened, and a huge high-pressure system formed over Greenland," NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab explains on its website.
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Temperatures are expected to surpass record highs around the southeastern US as a high pressure ridge brings cloudless, sunny skies and prevents thunderstorm development.
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With the coronavirus, the White House must fend off a high-pressure and surging global health crisis that has administration officials privately on edge.
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The process involves coal reacting with oxygen under high pressure at high temperatures to form syngas, a mixture of mostly carbon monoxide and hydrogen.
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Cuadrilla is using a technique called hydraulic fracturing that involves injecting water and chemicals at high pressure to break up rock and extract gas.
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ITC added a 15-person crew experienced in battling tank-farm fires as well as additional high-pressure pumps and suppressant foam on Tuesday.
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On Tuesday, ITC added a 15-person crew experienced in battling tank-farm fires as well as additional high-pressure pumps and suppressant foam.
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The high pressure system stretched north to Alaska, where it was blamed for creating dry conditions that enabled lightning strikes to start forest fires.
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The answer is that they ran into a high-pressure salesman with an apex predator's eye for weakness and an instinct for exploiting it.
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"The more different people you have in the room, in these high-pressure circumstances in which we operate, the better the decisions," he said.
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It feels very much like the bubbling start to a high-pressure marketing campaign that's going to boil over as Google's announcement day approaches.
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Corinthian targeted single mothers and returning veterans with high-pressure recruitment, lying about job placement statistics to make enrollment seem like a good bet.
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The CFPB said that high pressure sales tactics and financial incentives fueled the fraud, which was largely carried out by low-level branch employees.
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Occupying one of the most high-pressure positions in the sport, Osuna has continued to overcome, continued to improve—just as he always has.
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Add confusing terms and the high-pressure sales tactics from companies that sell timeshares and you've got yourself a perfect storm of buyer's remorse.
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This high-pressure shower head delivers either 2 or 2.5 gallons of water per minute, using six adjustable jets that produce 48 individual sprays.
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Unlike the other drills, this one was dug with a high-pressure hose that fired hot water at a temperature of 194 degrees Fahrenheit.
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As the moisture moved east, it collided with a high-pressure system over the Ohio Valley that was funneling cold air into the region.
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By some estimates, new facilities for manufacturing high-pressure valves will take years to build, resulting in price hikes as high as 150 percent.
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To those who join they offer a close-knit group of friends and a refuge from the high pressure of the Harvard course load.
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It is essentially a bubble of high pressure that sits in the mid- to upper atmosphere and pushes warm air down toward the ground.
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Investigators looking for what caused the General Electric CF4003-2400 engine to fail are focusing on a high pressure turbine disk that broke apart.
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Engineers at MIT designed a geometrical configuration that can withstand high pressure at five percent the density of steel, with 10 times the strength.
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The Beast, a high-pressure ridge over Scandinavia that's funneling cold air down from Siberia, caused a rare snowstorm to hit Rome on Monday.
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In 2014, "the polar vortex suddenly weakened, and a huge high-pressure system formed over Greenland," NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory explains on its website.
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It also found that telephone sales staff used high-pressure selling tactics, and that consumers were given poor personal advice to buy the policies.
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The second problem is what happens to the more delicate veins when they are hit with the high-pressure blood flow from the heart.
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He said investigators should pay special attention to the mechanisms that were used to transfer gas from high-pressure pipelines to low-pressure pipelines.
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While high-pressure water tends to do a better job of cleaning, you don't want to hurt yourself as the pressure can get intense.
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Having a rare or costly skin equipped during these high-pressure moments can make it feel like you're more memorable, more competent, more elite.
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With those high-pressure systems now weakened, NOAA forecasters say the storm will head north along the Florida coast reaching South Carolina late Wednesday.
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Gone was the inimitable fortitude that had allowed him to rise above — and then put away — opponents in the crucible of high-pressure competitions.
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Some bottles are by necessity heavier than others, like those used for Champagne, which requires stronger glass because the contents are under high pressure.
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They play an entertaining, high-pressure defense, nicknamed "Mayhem," an offshoot of Smart's "Havoc" that helped Virginia Commonwealth reach the Final Four in 2011.
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Cleaners will use an absorbent gel and high-pressure water jets to clean the area of lead, dust and other fallout from the fire.
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Sometimes in high-pressure jobs, at the risk of irritating someone who is paying your salary, you have to substitute your judgment for theirs.
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Minutes before the explosions, the Columbia Gas monitoring center in Columbus, Ohio, received two high-pressure alarms for the south Lawrence gas pressure system.
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Confidence: Low-Medium Without strong high pressure moving in behind the departing system, we're left with a sort of "in between" day on Wednesday.
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In fact, they are parts built to contain something even more fearsome—nuclear reactors and the high-pressure, high-temperature steam that they produce.
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It's crucial that people who want to work on anything related to the Super Bowl understand and embrace the high-pressure environment, Lyons adds.
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The Great Red Spot is an anticyclone — a high-pressure system that, because it is in the southern hemisphere, rotates in a counterclockwise direction.
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He blamed a large high-pressure system for bringing tropical moisture up to North Carolina and Virginia all the way through New York state.
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These winds, known as Diablo winds in Northern California, result from the air circulation around an area of high pressure parked over inland areas.
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Keep reading for the forecast through midweek... Tomorrow (Monday): High pressure centered to our south sends a milder breeze from the west our way.
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Confidence: Medium-High High pressure nudges toward us on Tuesday and Wednesday, bringing with it partly to mostly sunny skies and slightly cooler temperatures.
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The long ramp-up time is typical of the new generation of nickel projects using the operationally temperamental high-pressure-acid-leach (HPAL) technology.
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Dr. Abrikosov worked at several Moscow institutes, including as director of the Institute for High-Pressure Physics, part of the Russian Academy of Sciences.
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Anti-cyclones are high-pressure weather systems in which the atmosphere and surrounding air become heavy, stifling nearby winds and causing calm, stagnant conditions.
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It took nature millions of years to transform sun, water, and carbon dioxide into energy-dense fossil fuels, via photosynthesis and high-pressure compression.
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The high-pressure parenting style brought to wide attention by Amy Chua's "Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother" has not gone away in China.
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An explosion generates very high pressure - how much depends on how big the blast itself is, and how close it is to the structure.
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This would be a high-pressure thing in any circumstance but it's coming after your company launched Viceland, the 21-hour channel on cable.
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Record-breaking heat will be possible for parts of Southern California and Arizona as an unusually strong ridge of high pressure strengthens across the region.
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Mr Muller even landed his first serve slightly more often on high-pressure points, while Mr Nadal missed a bit more often in those moments.
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Former call center employees at the AAC facility told the LA Times the sales environment was high-pressure, and all about getting heads in beds.
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Stripping away caffeine from tea involves either immersing the leaves in carbon dioxide at extremely high pressure or treating the leaves with searing hot water.
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In simplest terms, scientists have evidence that they've made a special kind of incredibly high-pressure ice in a lab that conducts electricity really well.
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Above all, we must keep the focus on running a high-pressure, full employment, rising-wages economy — and expanding the benefits available to all workers.
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Fracking, currently regulated by states, involves injection of large amounts of water, sand and chemicals underground at high pressure to extract oil or natural gas.
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The group calls for the PHMSA to fully investigate the root causes of pipeline failures and better, more stringent regulation of large, high-pressure pipelines.
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"We spend a lot of time in high-pressure situations and so now we can hang out with our competitors and our friends," Rippon says.
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They inject a mixture of water, minerals and chemicals into wells at high pressure to break up shale rock and release oil and natural gas.
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Not quite the cyborg super soldiers we've come to expect from Metroid or Halo, but increasing stamina can be crucial differences in high pressure environments.
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This high-pressure front is what goes on to destroy things—maybe a whole city, or a galaxy, or a nanoscale bit of human tissue.
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It was dangerous, stressful and high-pressure work, which was made a little easier by her constant companion, Rex the bomb-sniffing and patrol dog.
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The heat is being turned up by a mighty ridge of high pressure that has already been baking the Plains, the Midwest and the South.
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By the end of the week, that high pressure area, known as a "blocking high," is forecast to halt the storm's northward progress almost completely.
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After impurities are taken out, the sea water is then forced through membranes under high pressure to force water through but leave the salt behind.
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A ridge in the jet stream, associated with rapid warming in the Arctic, also has helped lock in a high pressure zone over northwest Canada.
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Fracking, or induced hydraulic fracturing, is a drilling technique that involves injecting high-pressure water mixed with chemicals into underground rock to release natural gas.
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In July 2004, Belgian construction workers accidentally ruptured a high-pressure gas pipeline near the port town of Zeebrugge, killing 15 people and injuring hundreds.
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It will require up to two months of road closures and noise as workers use jackhammers and high-pressure hoses to break up the mass.
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The team theorized that under high pressure, some of the hydrogen sulfide atoms had taken on extra hydrogen atoms, bestowing them the higher transition temperature.
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Perhaps improvements to the fabrication process will bring cheaper materials, or maybe we'll find a way to get high-pressure lanthanum hydride into a wire.
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"Are you guys able to treat me or no ... I have chest, heart, high pressure and also nose block ... don't wait treating me," Ahmed wrote.
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A BuzzFeed News investigation found in that Navient call centers, the high-pressure environment prioritized sometimes led employees to cut corners with student loan borrowers.
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CDT (1550 GMT) when a pipe ruptured on the hydrocracker, which uses hydrogen under high pressure to make diesel and gasoline, according to the sources.
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The clockwise circulation of air around this ridge of high pressure is funneling mild and humid air up the East Coast and into eastern Canada.
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Fracking allows drillers to free oil and gas from shale by pounding underground formations with a mixture of water, minerals and chemicals at high pressure.
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The nanoparticles obviated the need for a high-pressure viral delivery system for Cas803, although the guiding RNA strand still required a virus for delivery.
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We're going to create [that] by combining kerosene and diesel and compressed air, pushing it at very high pressure, about 16 bar, down a pipe.
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"Freedom", by Sun Yuan and Peng Yu, is a 12-metre-square metal-plate box containing a fire hose and a high-pressure hydraulic pump.
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Cangialosi said cyclones are often pushed away by low-pressure systems but there is a high-pressure ridge that will block Harvey from going far.
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The cause of the leak is unclear, but one report said a high-pressure seawater pipe ruptured, letting in more than 200 tons of water.
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A year ago, a high-pressure hydrogen-rich gas leaked at Mongstad after a corroded pipe socket broke, also prompting an investigation by the PSA.
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Fracking, also known as hydraulic fracturing, involves injecting water, sand and chemicals at high pressure to fracture shale rock and recover natural gas from it.
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Many seismologists say the quakes are caused by high-pressure injection of wastewater from oil and gas wells, both conventional and hydraulically fractured, or fracked.
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If you prefer a massaging jet of water during your showers, the Speakman S-2252 Signature Anystream High-Pressure Shower Head is a great option.
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Though they were tired of the high-pressure in-person mattress shopping experience, several Saatva buyers were resistant to buying a mattress online at first.
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As that moisture moves eastward, it is colliding with a high pressure system over the Ohio Valley that is funneling cold air into the region.
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"We used a high pressure water duct to clean the oil rigs and had to get rid of all the mussels and scallops," he says.
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But if you have a low-pressure [area,] especially near a high pressure [one,] that gradient in that pressure is what causes winds to strengthen.
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This high pressure area is expected to slide to the west with time, ensuring that much of the lower 48 states eventually experience this event.
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Dozens, many of them masked, threw rocks, firecrackers and road signs at police who doused them with high-pressure water jets and fired gas rounds.
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Arteries are thick, muscular vessels built to hold up under the fast-moving, high-pressure blood that comes out of the heart with each beat.
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In a 2004 book, "Two Sides of the Moon," he detailed how high pressure in his spacesuit nearly prevented him from re-entering the capsule.
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Britain is set to crack down on high pressure and misleading tactics in the sale of funeral plans, City Minister John Glen said in June.
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Art Review Big egos in small studios, high-pressure critiques and lowlife carousing: If you're looking for creative drama, there's nowhere quite like art school.
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Instead, a strong ridge of high pressure has settled over much of the Pacific Northwest, heating the air and blocking storms from entering the area.
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These often vulnerable or elderly investors are then pitched a product that is vastly overpriced, with high pressure sales techniques and promises of exponential growth.
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Of course, the mightiest air-conditioners could only do so much to overcome the effects of the high pressure ridge that settled over the Northwest.
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If he hopes to "bring them back around," Trump should also apologize to business leaders for putting them in a high-pressure position, Baer said.
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But less than a week later, news broke that the high-pressure work environment led former employees to accuse the company of bullying and harassment.
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Rains in the western Midwest are likely to be limited as long as the high-pressure ridge that has been baking the northern Plains persists.
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As Dorian initially approached Florida, an atmospheric ridge — a peak of high pressure — was in place just to the north of Dorian in the Atlantic.
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Are you ready to test your physical, mental and technical limits in this intense, high-pressure code-a-thon for cash, prizes and bragging rights?
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In September 2016, the bank said it was firing more than 5,000 employees it blamed for creating fake accounts under a high-pressure sales culture.
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"You have a very high-pressure job so, Mr. Trump, you will get far more nutrition from more fresh vegetables," he said in an interview.
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They found that social media and the schools' system of high-pressure exams can have particularly negative effects on the mental health of young people.
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Their letter, a copy of which was also obtained by CNN, did not address the reported concerns about the high-pressure environment resulting in student violence.
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Many cities have switched from softer, yellow light produced by high pressure sodium outdoor lighting to energy-efficient LEDs, which can give off a harsher light.
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During the match, a co-commentator with Slutsky referred to "pile-on" or "high-pressure" football, using a rare adjective that is identical to Navalny's surname.
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That mentoring has proven vital to Teo as he's risen up the ranks at PIL, particularly with regard to managing his temper in high pressure situations.
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Will use SpaceX cold gas thruster system with ultra high pressure air in a composite over-wrapped pressure vessel in place of the 2 rear seats.
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The fast-growing industry sells itself as a legitimate investment, but clients of some of the firms say they are little more than high-pressure scams.
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Today (Wednesday): High pressure takes over briefly today, providing partly to mostly cloudy skies and light winds as our next system slowly approaches from the southwest.
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Among other things, VR live-streaming is still a relatively new technology, and the Super Bowl would be an incredibly high-pressure place to deploy it.
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The same sprawling area of high pressure that's been producing record heat and humidity across the eastern U.S. could steer Florence westward toward the East Coast.
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Yellen said the Fed may need to run a "high-pressure" economy in order to reverse damage from the crisis that depressed output and sidelined workers.
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On top of that, there are the Santa Ana winds, a weather event where high pressure builds over the western US, forcing air over California's deserts.
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In mid-December, strong areas of high pressure are forecast to develop and hold in position in high latitudes, forming what's known as a blocking pattern.
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Such blocks, particularly a high pressure area over Greenland, tend to be associated with cold air outbreaks and snowstorms in the eastern U.S. and Western Europe.
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The Automaton Rover for Extreme Environments attempts to solve the problem of electronics getting fried by high-pressure, high-radiation planetary surfaces like that of Venus.
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While many providers are doing their best under high-pressure circumstances, Barrett says doctors could stand to be more introspective in how they handle anxious patients.
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What you didn't see was that I added my own high-pressure drills that consisted of summersaulting down the field and finished in a headstand contest.
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"[I]t is hard to have great confidence in the productivity benefits of a high-pressure economy," David Mericle and Avisha Thakkar said in the report.
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Fracking is the process of drilling and injecting fluid into the ground at high pressure to fracture shale rocks, which releases the gas and oil inside.
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High pressure from the flooding of the Savitri River caused the collapse, Chief Minister of Maharashtra state Devandra Fadnavis said in a video statement on Facebook.
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Actually, carbon dioxide has a long history of being used as a refrigerant—both in solid form ("dry ice") and as a gas under high pressure.
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It takes a lot to be a model, but managing a disability on top of the high-pressure world of fashion is an entirely different game.
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Adding an appropriate downward curve to a wing would trap the wave and create an area of high pressure that would give the wing additional lift.
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What is different is anything like applying high-pressure tactics, overcoming objections, or selling people 10 times what they need just to get a huge commission.
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Brooks went on to open up about the high-pressure environment students faced at the high school to get into the best colleges in the country.
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The plan is to build the 50,000-tonne high-pressure acid leach (HPAL) facility at Tsingshan's industrial park in Morowali, on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi.
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High pressure drawing scorching air from the Sahara desert has already broken temperature records for Belgium and the Netherlands and is expected to persist until Friday.
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The race beginsBack in the United States, influential high-pressure scientist Russell Hemley (now at George Washington University) assembled a hydride-hunting team of his own.
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The personal consequences of working in an environment like the one at Uber — high-pressure, combative, all-consuming — can vary greatly based on personality and experience.
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The conditions in these trenches are harsh -- the creatures that live there must adapt to extreme cold, high pressure and a lack of light and nutrients.
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The problem, however, was this CRISPR method was dependent on viral delivery, as well as a high pressure injection, which could cause damage to the liver.
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Specifically, they looked at arteries which are composed of alternating layers of muscle and elastic tissue and carry blood at high pressure away from the heart.
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Fortunately, the weekend looks like it could see a return of the milder air and potentially clearer skies as high pressure builds over the North Sea.
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She added that many of the instructors had the quality that the school seemed to value most: "They were skilled at high-pressure sales," she said.
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The failure of the titanium component in a high-pressure NTO environment was sufficient to cause ignition of the check valve and led to an explosion.
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Yellen's proposal is to run a "high-pressure economy," one that prioritizes high demand and a tight labor market over keeping inflation and deficits in check.
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These are strong, dry winds that high-pressure systems push from east to west, from the mountains and desert areas down into the Los Angeles area.
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Fracking involves injecting water, sand and chemicals at a high pressure underground to break up shale, unlocking oil and natural gas that would otherwise be accessible.
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As the weeks progressed, the meetings of the Blind Tasting Society were run less like teaching seminars and more like high-pressure practices for upcoming competitions.
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"When people are out on the street, in high-pressure situations, we suspect they're much more likely to fall back on gut reactions," Dr. Correll said.
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There's a dome of high pressure sitting over us, similar to one we experienced in July, said Tim Morrin, a meteorologist at the National Weather Service.
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His climate simulations suggest that the warming atmosphere could lead to more high-pressure days in the Great Basin, and thus more days of strong winds.
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Given the dangerous, high-pressure nature of the work, the medical staff finds itself grappling with issues of high stress and, on occasion, subtle social ostracism.
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In the case of South Korea, the high-pressure tactic returned results — though it is not yet clear how much Seoul's concessions will help American workers.
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In the 2004 book "Two Sides of the Moon," he detailed how high pressure in his spacesuit had nearly prevented him from re-entering the capsule.
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Vietnamese fishermen have complained of Chinese fishing boats, equipped with satellite technology and high-pressure hoses, ramming their vessels in disputed waters and taking their valuables.
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Reversing the decline in labor market fluidity likely requires taking a macro viewpoint on the labor market and focusing on, say, running a high-pressure economy.
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I like high-pressure environments where everything has to be done in a couple of weeks because it really just motivates everyone to try their best.
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But the United States may be about to run an experiment on the effects of a high-pressure economy whether Mr. Powell wants to or not.
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Climate models continue to show a warm pattern in the west into spring, with low pressure at northern latitudes and milder, high pressure across southern regions.
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But even in the high-pressure world of solicitations, Mr. Hansen and other survivors' experiences with the firm they hired after Orlando stand out as unusual.
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It has been targeted by anti-gentrification activists, and its high-pressure work culture was the subject of a New York Times investigation two years ago.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer — who has had a bumpy tenure behind the lectern — has been pulling double-duty and working both high-pressure jobs.
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Neil Ramirez, a newly signed reliever, had not pitched in 18 days, so Collins did not want to use him in such a high-pressure situation.
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"An expansive area of high pressure situated in the Atlantic Ocean is acting as a barrier to these weather systems," CNN meteorologist Derek Van Dam says.
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NHTSA said the ARC inflators are a hybrid design using high- pressure stored gas and a small amount of ammonium nitrate to inflate the air bags.
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The bureau said the company used high-pressure sales tactics, and its ads misrepresented that the borrower's heirs would inherit the home, without disclosing important caveats.
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"The competition to get into good schools is very keen, so parents are very serious and put high pressure on their children to compete," she said.
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Their suit alleged that they had been cheated out of thousands of dollars in tuition through high-pressure sales techniques and false claims about future earnings.
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Fracking involves the injection of large amounts of water, sand and chemicals underground at high pressure to extract oil or natural gas trapped in rock formations.
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The process involves extracting gas from rock by cracking it with water and chemicals at high pressure and is banned or limited in most Australian states.
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High pressure shields us from a storm system over the southeast United States, leaving us with a several day stretch of dry weather and light winds.
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Today (Saturday): The high pressure we had in place the past two days loses its grip today, enough so to allow partly to mostly cloudy skies.
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We are staying in a room at the Waikiki Beach Hilton, which, with its ocean views and high-pressure shower head, is dangerously close to nice.
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But due to high-pressure weather patterns over the central Pacific, and a lot of deep, cool water around the islands, tropical storms usually steer clear.
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Scowcroft directly rebutted Trump's claim that Clinton does not have the temperament to lead, citing her experience working on high-pressure issues such as Iran and Israel.
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But Elizabeth (who requested we use a pseudonym) also struggled with anxiety and had a high-pressure job; complications with insurance made it difficult to get Xanax.
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The parent called a member of the county Board of Education to express "concerns about student violence due to a high-pressure environment," according to the letter.
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How are employees in high-pressure jobs balancing their professional roles and responsibilities with being actively, publicly in defiance of their employers on a high-profile issue?
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Kia said a high pressure fuel pipe may have been damaged or improperly installed as part of an engine replacement that could increase the risk of fire.
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Drought warnings were already in place across swathes of France before a high pressure system sucked up a cauldron of hot air from the Sahara last month.
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Opponents of the vote say closing a subsea well with oil and gas still in it is a risky and costly business because of high pressure conditions.
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A ridge of high pressure has been keeping the Southeast firecracker hot and humid since the holiday and that same feature keeps the upper level winds weak.
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As the high pressure shifts out of southern Alaska, cooling sea breezes will return on Friday afternoon, allowing temperatures to drop slightly, at least along the coast.
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The high pressure ridge that's to blame for the super-warm September temperatures was also responsible for the extra-dry conditions in the South and the Southeast.
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Stocks, on the other hand, while not historically richly valued, have benefited from two of the circumstances that a "high-pressure economy" is expressly intended to combat.
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Particularly crucial in the storm track forecast is a potentially record-breaking area of high pressure that is forecast to build to the storm's northeast next week.
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Juice that undergoes the high-pressure process, instead of heat pasteurization, is gaining popularity as increasingly health-conscious consumers move away from sodas and other sugary drinks.
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"When we're ready to discharge the energy, we take that low pressure liquid air, we pump it to a high pressure, normally over 100 bar," Nelmes said.
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Catapulting teenage boys into a high-pressure, high-stakes environment surely necessitates a care-giving duty on the part of football clubs, as well as governing bodies.
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The country singer, 19, started losing weight a few months before his audition, and kept it going through the high-pressure months of filming on American Idol.
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This pattern includes a potent area of high pressure parked near Greenland, serving as a "block" to weather systems trying to move northeast, and out to sea.
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Instead, workers must drill down to the base of the well, 21979,2100 feet underground, creating a relief well to relieve the incredibly high pressure of the leak.
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One of the basic principles of hurricane meteorology is that the position of high-pressure systems over the Atlantic will determine the track of storms that year.
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Since last week, weather forecast models have been in agreement that a high pressure ridge of air will march across most of the contiguous US this week.
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Frustrated, Strake found her way to the Forex Peace Army forum, where she has become a leading lobbyist for action against NRGbinary and other high-pressure brokers.
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First, an Arctic high pressure system is moving into position across southeastern Canada and northern New England, so the cold air will be in place for snow.
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But like the Great Red Spot, the dark vortices on Neptune emerge in areas of high pressure, whereas storms on Earth form in areas of low pressure.
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Being a newscaster is high pressure, reading the news live every day and knowing that if you slip up it'll be there for the internet to see.
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The pipeline was ruptured when a contractor accidentally cut a high pressure oil line, leading to a spill, the report said quoting the Collin County Sheriff's office.
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For hard to reach areas, the Sun Joe electric pressure washer has a 20-foot high pressure hose and a spray wand for cob-web caked crevices.
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Click here to track the storm A westward motion is the result of a ridge of high pressure to the north and then east of the storm.
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The high pressure area itself will be strong enough to put it on a list of strongest such weather systems observed in that part of the country.
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A robust high-pressure system is building over the Western United States, which will cause winds in Southern California to shift out of the north and northeast.
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Rolls-Royce is asking operators of the engines to carry out more frequent maintenance because of an issue with its high-pressure turbine blades, Air NZ said.
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These people blamed the fires in part on improper cleaning, maintenance and insufficient training for new employees in the face of high pressure to meet production goals.
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The city undertook the changeover less to eliminate the jack-o'-lantern glow of the old high-pressure sodium lights and more for the benefits of LEDs.
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He was going through a divorce, his father had a heart attack, and he felt alone while traveling in New York City for his high-pressure job.
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In Lebanon, the high pressure on water use is due to poor water storage, water pollution, and misuse by people at home and in the agricultural sector.
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In Walsh's words, "Weddings can be a high-pressure situation for anyone who has a stake in the day," and it's her job to decrease that tension.
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The complaints alleged that students were cheated out of thousands of dollars in tuition through deceptive claims about what they would learn and high-pressure sales tactics.
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Colder than average sea surface temperatures likely resulted from prevailing winds around a persistent area of high pressure in the west-central Atlantic during April and May.
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As more and more Americans become fed up with the high-pressure, less-than-honest in-person mattress shopping experience, they are turning to online mattress brands.
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Confidence: Medium Tomorrow night: A weak area of high pressure starts to work in behind the departing system, but isn't quite enough to clear out our skies.
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A stagnant zone of high-pressure air over Greenland last week brought warm air from the south, raising temperatures as much as 40 degrees Fahrenheit above normal.
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Cyclones are controlled by the large scale weather patterns around them, specifically regions of differing pressure known as ridges (zones of high pressure) and troughs (low pressure).
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The Washington Post reported this hurricane is unusual, in part because of a ridge of high pressure known as the Bermuda High that could influence its path.
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There's some solid class-based comedy in a bridal shop, as two high-pressure salespeople try to make Whitney and Noah purchase a dress they can't afford.
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Meteorologist Alex Hoon said during a briefing Monday that he is hopeful a high-pressure system moving into the region this week will help contain the blaze.
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What caused it to stall over the Bahamas, he said, was a weakening of those winds as a zone of high-pressure air receded to the south.
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Amazingly, this same high-pressure system locked Hurricane Harvey into a crawl over Houston, breaking the continental U.S.'s all-time rainfall total for a single storm.
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Just as there is a high pressure ridge over the Midwest and eastern states, there is a trough further west, which has brought some snow, Hultquist said.
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Insiders say Phelps has a lot of influence but also faces high pressure because some of the company's products have been lackluster, like a portable charging case.
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The strategic cooperation agreements cover mostly geologically challenging ultra-deepwater, high pressure or low permeability reservoirs, Wood Mackenzie Analyst Andrew Harwood said in a note on Wednesday.
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The stacks were set ablaze with a cocktail of diesel and kerosene, which was pumped at high pressure through a network of pipes running beneath the site.
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Despite the cold, the darkness and the high pressure, ocean trenches are home to ecosystems similar in many ways to those found on other parts of the planet.
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It was the bright spot in the darkness: Terrorized together, we often joined forces to complete needlessly high-pressure assignments and give comfort during those really shitty moments.
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The clockwise circulation around this high pressure area will cool off some parts of Alaska, but warm other areas – particularly in western Alaska – to well above average conditions.
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The unusual warmth was driven by a strong, persistent ridge of high pressure near Greenland combined with the airflow around low pressure systems to the west the island.
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The circulation of air surrounding a sprawling area of high pressure over the North Sea will keep pumping the cold air from east to west day after day.
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With no plans to expand the business beyond himself, Jarvis explains how leaving a high-pressure corporate world led him to a happier, more successful and productive life.
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A note here: EOR is different from hydraulic fracturing, or "fracking," the much-better-known practice of pumping high-pressure fluids underground to release more oil and gas.
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However, a large area of high pressure, known as a "blocking high," will build above the Northwest Atlantic by late this weekend, effectively sealing off Florence's escape route.
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The vertebral artery, a high pressure vessel carrying blood from the heart, had become fused to the much weaker vein in an abnormal connection known as a fistula.
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As much fun it is to give (and get) surprise goodies, it can be a high-pressure situation, with one wrong move resulting in public displays of awkwardness.
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In 2016 Janet Yellen, then chair of the Fed, wondered if the possibility of expanding supply might justify running a "high-pressure economy" once the recovery was complete.
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Those "power poses" you've been advised to strike to boost your confidence before a job interview or other high pressure situations may not be so powerful after all.
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But their move from the southern hemisphere to the northern, and the constraining effect of high pressure over Africa, sees them twisted from south-easterlies to south-westerlies.
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The name is apparently explained by the unique design of its internal hull, which is made of several titanium spheres capable of withstanding high pressure at great depths.
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On the Fed, Gundlach believes Chair Janet Yellen may want to run a "high-pressure economy," and keep interest rates lower until unemployment reaches close to 4 percent.
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In Florence's case, there's a high pressure system squatting to Florence's north — which prevented Florence from moving up along the coast, and instead shunted it west onto land.
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In California last week, a high-pressure system kept the air in the region relatively stagnant, and smoke from the fire stuck around, sending the air quality plummeting.
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The accident investigators said they found evidence of a leaking component that allowed nitrogen tetroxide (NTO)—a liquid oxidizer—to enter high-pressure helium tubes prior to ignition.
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Indeed, Yellen hinted in October that she may be willing to tolerate a period of above-target inflation when outlining the case for running a "high-pressure economy".
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Such a high pressure area is known as a "Greenland block," and it's a prerequisite for producing a severe winter weather event in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast.
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The Nico Young project has been designed as a heap leach project, a cheaper process of extracting nickel than the industry-dominant high pressure acid leach (HPAL) process.
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Even within today's high-cost, high-pressure college landscape, thoughtful planning can go a long way to make sure your education takes you where you want it to.
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Unfortunately, he'd switched to 400 watt high pressure sodium lights to simulate the autumn sun [so the plants would start budding] and didn't have the power checked correctly.
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In these weather events, a strong area of high pressure causes air across a large region to sink and warm, preventing heat-relieving showers and thunderstorms from developing.
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Fracking involves pumping water and chemicals at high pressure through drill holes to prise open shale rocks holding gas and oil, a process used in the United States.
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Fed Chair Janet Yellen said on Friday that the U.S. central bank may need to run a "high-pressure economy" to reverse damage from the 2008-2009 crisis.
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Two areas of high pressure, one to the east of the storm and another to the west, may pin it in place once the storm crosses the coast.
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It's high pressure, insane—enough so that in today's game between No. 1 seed Virginia and No. 16 Hampton, UVA head coach Tony Bennet collapsed, allegedly from dehydration.
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