Here we are now and fortunately we hit the target.
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The company had earlier expected to just hit the target.
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The Apache hit the target from about 0.9 miles away.
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Officials also can massage or falsify data to hit the target.
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I hit the target, but my shoe didn't survive the contact.
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"But maybe that's just because I sucked and couldn't hit the target."
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Gudmundsson expects to hit the target in the middle of next year.
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Always make sure you can hit the target spend amount before signing up.
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To hit the target, the Macri administration cut more subsidies, further inflaming inflation.
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The last time she only hit the target 28503 percent of the time.
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In tests, they hit the target about half the time, under perfect conditions.
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The rats that hit the target were given Froot Loops as well-deserved treats.
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Smart bombs, typically, can evade missile-defense systems and then precisely hit the target.
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Most still haven't hit the target, however, and Germany's percentage appears set to decrease.
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Everyone cheers when you hit the target and no one wants you to stop.
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That will make it extremely difficult to hit the target Obama promised in Paris.
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It had previously said it would hit the target before the end-March 2019.
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It was literally scattershot: trying everything in the hope that something would hit the target.
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John Richardson, has called for ramping up that effort to hit the target by the 85033s.
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Jarrar is indeed good at shooting; he hit the target, the paint vials, almost every time.
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Democrats charge Republicans haven't hit the target the HELP committee and accuse them of using budgetary tricks.
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In April Swedish inflation nearly hit the target of 2% aimed at by the Riksbank, Sweden's central bank.
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I use the Hit-the-Target method when I have bigger projects looming, like writing a feature article.
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To hit the target of firing up 80% of domestic capacity, the tariffs would need to be swingeing.
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SO I WOULDN'T TAKE THE SIGN THAT WE HAVE HIT THE TARGET AT ONE POINT AS DECLARING VICTORY.
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The resulting concoction is around 160 proof, so he adds water to hit the target number of 124.
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However, unlike many of these other services, Google Photos hit the target in a relatively short period of time.
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It's cemented its place on the list year after year because I never quite manage to hit the target.
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To be sure, some of Mr. O'Keefe's efforts to expose the media and the left have hit the target.
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But by subtly tightening public spending without cutting official budgets, Mitsotakis should now hit the target without any drama.
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The droplet travels at five meters per second, and takes one tenth of a second to hit the target.
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The aim was to knock a water bottle off Corden's head, and unsurprisingly Djokovic was able to hit the target.
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If you're not super active, that's likely adequate, and you'll hit the target effortlessly if you follow a typical Western diet.
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If monetary policy operates with a lag, it makes sense to raise rates before you hit the target, to prevent an overshoot.
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In wartime, by contrast, the company typically has a single bullet in the chamber and must, at all costs, hit the target.
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Repeatedly, Severino did not hit the target where catcher Gary Sanchez set up, often leaving his fastball up in the strike zone.
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He added it was critical to at least hit the target to convince the public that 2 percent is not a ceiling.
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Mr Modi will at least be glad that, unlike after his airstrikes against Pakistan, no one is questioning whether he hit the target.
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The group will iron out the details of how it will hit the target at its next meeting in Vienna on Nov. 22017.
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This means that a considerable lead built up while skiing can be quickly wiped out if the shooter fails to hit the target.
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He had only three shots during his side's 2-0 win over Venezuela in the quarter-finals, none of which hit the target.
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Select this, enter the number of hours you're aiming to log every night, and the applet will get triggered whenever you hit the target.
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Lieutenant General David Thompson, vice commander of U.S. Air Force Space Command, said on Wednesday that the Indian test had hit the target vehicle.
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At issue were the interceptors' Exo-atmospheric Kill Vehicles, which are meant to break off from the interceptor once launched, and hit the target.
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This is a shot that angles either to the left or the right of your phone screen and curves back to hit the target.
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So when the alarm sounds in the morning, he has to accurately hit the target, forcing him to wake up and get out of bed.
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The central bank considers 0.73% a healthy level for price stability but has failed to hit the target for most of the past decade or so.
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The company had previously expected to hit the target by January 2019, but improvements in logistics, operations and technology have moved up that deadline, Hollub said.
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"[But] inflation is not going to hit the target this year," he said, referring to the Fed's desire to see price pressures increase to 2 percent.
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She told him that the board of directors set a profit number for the bank, and employees had to hit the target in any way possible.
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Her first bullet hit the target—a life-size outline of a man—and missed the bull's-eye of his heart by an inch at most.
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The Detroit News reported recently that less than a quarter of the manufacturers appear to be on pace to hit the target of installing AEB by 2022.
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Even if you don't hit the target guidelines through lifestyle changes, it's worth the effort to try: Chances are you'll need to take milder drugs — and lower doses.
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That theoretically would allow the Senate to hit the target of passing it before Easter break, along with the confirmation of Judge Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court.
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Technically, all NATO states are supposed to spend at least 2 percent of GDP on their defense budget — but only five of NATO's 28 members hit the target.
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Growth could reach 2.6 percent or higher in 2018, but is very unlikely to hit the target of 4 percent growth that Mr. Trump outlined during the campaign.
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John Delaney, a former Maryland congressman who has poured millions of his own money into his presidential campaign, has landed on an unorthodox strategy to hit the target.
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It was exciting to see some of the other people in the group shoot and actually hit the target, a feat I never managed to achieve on my own.
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Though inflation is hitting post-Soviet lows, the central bank said it still sees risks that inflation won't hit the target, as a reduction in inflation expectations remains unstable.
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The bank is doing its best to hit the target: it raised its benchmark interest rate last month (from 24.75% to 26.25%) even though economic growth is still slow.
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"To drastically change people's mindset, it made sense to set a specific timeframe in 13 ... But in reality, it's taking longer than expected to hit the target," he said.
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And some officials have expressed concern that recent declines in measures of inflation expectations may reflect a loss of confidence the Fed will hit the target in future years.
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But he made his way over the dry desert earth, and when he fired the gun, he hit the target square in the middle, three times in a row.
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Gonzalo Higuain: Higuain is Argentina's enigma, a player who seems to score at will for his club Juventus but labors to hit the target when wearing the national shirt.
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Then the chairman decides whether the film seems likely to help the studio hit the target margin (fifteen per cent, say) that its parent company set for the year.
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Cognizant has never hit the target for a sustained period of time — it usually floats in the high 240s or low 93s, and was hovering around 29 at press time.
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Tesla at last reached its goal of making 5,000 Model 3 cars a week, after it set up a temporary production line in its car park to hit the target.
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He said one thing he is watching for is an explanation from the Fed on inflation and how it expects inflation to average 2 percent, not just hit the target.
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Both argued that Japan should aim for an unusually high target for inflation, of between 3% and 4%, and should promise to print money as needed to hit the target.
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Center forward Haris Seferovic was most at fault, failing to hit the target with two first-half headed chances and a late shot that was lofted high over the goal.
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During my Coke can tests every single shot from the blaster hit the target, and the included sights, which attach to an actual Picatinny rail on top, work surprisingly well.
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But the bank has found it hard to hit the target as its earnings are squeezed by low interest rates and the U.S. Federal Reserve's requirement that banks retain more capital.
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The decision on maintaining its interest rate targets was made by an 8-1 vote with board member Goushi Kataoka dissenting on the view additional stimulus was needed to hit the target.
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The rate, which measures where investors see inflation over a five-year period starting five years from today, suggests they do not expect inflation to hit the target for years to come.
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The fact he can summon power off the shoulder is key: a jab is going to hit the target sooner than a hook that needs to be turned (and requires torso torque).
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It reached a 15-month high of 0.5 percent in March, but that is still well below the Bank's 2 percent target, and few economists expect it to hit the target anytime soon.
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Once that's over she'll tell you what your step rate is and congratulate you if you hit the target or advise you that it takes some practice if you aren't quite there yet.
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The bank aims to generate 9-22 billion Swiss francs in pretax profit by 24, and Thiam said it could use extra cost cuts as well as revenue growth to hit the target.
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It's intense (be sure to have your feet firmly planted on the ground!), so be sure to time it perfectly so your bullet goes flying at the precise moment needed to hit the target.
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It might be possible to hit the target, given the extra assembly lines Tesla has recently set up at its Fremont factory, but Model 3 production has a history of volatility and occasional downtime.
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Mayweather, meanwhile, made sure that the only time he threw his right hand was when he was close enough to hit the target and he believed he could get it in before McGregor retreated.
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Production time for the complex fan blade structures has fallen to about 45 days from 65, giving the company more confidence that it can hit the target, Johri said in an interview with Reuters.
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While UBS analyst Colin Langan said there was some relief the company hit the target, he noted that second-quarter vehicle deliveries of 40,740 missed his expectation for 51,000 and the consensus estimate of 27.53,000.
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As part of the savings needed to hit the target, he announced 4.4 billion pounds ($6.36 billion) worth of savings from disability benefits over the next five years as part of his annual budget statement.
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He added that EDF aimed to sign one million clients on all its market-based price offers by the end of 2020 from 300,000 currently and would hit the target a year earlier than expected.
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The new system was intended to boost the success rate by launching multiple interceptors — one to hit the target or knock it off its trajectory, and the next as a backup — at a single warhead.
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While UBS analyst Colin Langan said there was some relief the company hit the target, he noted that second-quarter vehicle deliveries of 40,740 missed his expectation for 51,000 and the consensus estimate of 27.53,000.
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Inflation, which the ECB targets at just below 2%, is forecast to average 1.3% this year and is not expected to hit the target at any time in the forecast horizon which runs through to 2021.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said on Thursday that the central bank would continue with massive monetary easing to achieve its 2% inflation goal while adding "it's taking time" to hit the target.
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But to hit the target, the next administration will have to find savings of around 25 billion euros this year, according to Reuters calculations, possibly in the form of unpopular tax hikes or social spending cuts.
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If suppliers cannot hit the target, Spirit will outsource to others or take work in-house, the company said, noting plans to hire workers in Wichita for insourcing and to meet rising production at Boeing and Airbus.
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The second explanation for the Bank's failure to hit the target is that it was taking into account the general condition of the British economy; it was weak leading up to 2012 and has been stronger since.
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Tim Anderson, an analyst for Alliance Bernstein, said the development was good for health care investors, but said spending might hit the target next year, giving the next president more leverage in trying to lower drug prices.
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The salvo concept is meant to improve the chances of hitting an incoming missile, which in actual combat could contain decoys and other measures designed to make it difficult for an interceptor to find and hit the target.
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The company declared a dividend of 175 cents per share in the first six months of the year, meaning it would have to pay 325 cents to reach in second-half of the year to hit the target.
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In 1999 the government imposed a quota for the picking of black players, and Nick Mallett, the Springboks' coach, insisted that he did not need Mr Williams because he had already hit the target of three black players.
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Inflation stuck below the goal is "one of the larger risks" facing the U.S. central bank, Evans said, adding it was critical to at least hit the target to convince the public that 2 percent is not a ceiling.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Swiss biotechnology company Actelion on Thursday presented mixed trial results for its antibiotic hopeful cadazolid, saying it met the main goal of one late-stage study but failed to hit the target in a second, identical study.
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Racers have to go as fast as they can around the course before stopping to shoot, and it is essential for them to get their pulse under control if they are to be able to consistently hit the target.
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After an early own goal by Mario Mandzukic France's big guns delivered on the biggest stage of all as Antoine Griezmann - with a penalty awarded after a VAR review - Paul Pogba and teenage tyro Kylian Mbappe hit the target.
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The couple had a friend pack a cardboard box with Tannerite (an explosive) and colored chalk, which billowed down the dirt road to reveal they were having a boy after the father hit the target on his first try. 9.
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But experts are doubtful the North has mastered the technology to build a nuclear warhead small enough to be mounted on a missile that can withstand re-entry to the atmosphere and to guide it with precision to hit the target.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British supermarket group Waitrose said on Thursday it plans to treble the size of its online grocery operation to a 1 billion pound ($1.3 billion) business over three years and would build three new automated distribution centers to hit the target.
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And to do that it needed to actually achieve a rate of PCE inflation of 2%, and indeed to allow inflation to overshoot the target a bit to compensate for prior undershooting, in order to hit the target on average and in expectation.
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"You get to see exactly what you're shooting at, they're surprisingly accurate (likely reducing civilian casualties) and when you only have one or two bombs you want to make sure you hit the target first time," he told Motherboard via Twitter direct message.
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Capitalizing on this, Taco Bell came up with a unique promotion: they floated a giant sheet on the Pacific with a bull's-eye painted on it, and offered a free taco to everyone in America if any piece of Mir hit the target.
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If businesses believed the economy were really going to grow as fast as the Fed projected — because the Fed was committed to doing whatever it takes to hit the target — then businesses would be more inclined to spend money on new stores and factories.
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That said, if there is reason to hope that we can limit warming to non-catastrophic levels, that we can hit the target we've set for ourselves, it lies in the possibility of non-linear change — change that begins slowly and then radically accelerates.
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I told Maddow that the one time I fired a handgun — at an indoor range in Los Angeles — I was spooked by how easy it was to hit the target and how emotionally and physically efficient it would be to kill another person with it.
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More than half of people infected with HIV worldwide are now getting drugs, and AIDS-related deaths have almost halved since 2005, putting the world on track to hit the target of 30 million people on treatment by 2020, the United Nations said last week.
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However, once you hold that little ax, which is a bit heavier than it looks, fears of errant blades dissipate and it becomes all about the thrill of "sticking it" — that is, getting the ax to hit the target with a deeply satisfying wood-splintering thwack.
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So here are three scenarios, showing 22.5, 22015, and 210 percent growth: Current growth in EVs would displace 22015 million barrels a day by 20280, 13 percent growth by would displace that much by 21, and 24 percent growth (BNEF's forecast) would hit the target by 20280.
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That means, in order to hit the target Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin Mnuchin has discussed, the Chinese would need to buy almost 10 times as many goods from the United States next year — and 70 percent of the goods the United States exports, at current levels.
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The BOJ has shifted the timing of its inflation goal several times since it implemented aggressive policy easing measures in 2013 under Governor Kuroda, as part of Abenomics, and it now expects to hit the target during fiscal 2017, which many analysts think would be difficult.
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The smart thing for the Fed to do at its next few meetings is to reiterate that it has a 2% inflation target, and then to demonstrate that the target matters by not raising rates while continuing to fail to hit the target month after month after month.
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In its introduction, the planner hashes out two different methods you can use to approach Pomodoros: the Get-It-Done Method, in which you focus on getting the entire task done, regardless of how much time it takes, and the Hit-the-Target method, in which you choose a fixed number of Pomodoros to finish during the day for breaking down larger projects.
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Growth is expected to rise to about 3 percent of GDP in the second quarter, which would hit the target set by President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and projected by White House economists.
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Last month, before the Supreme Court's decision, the Rhodium Group, a research firm that has performed extensive analysis of climate-change projections, published a report concluding that even if the administration executed all its existing and planned policies with maximum effect, and the most optimistic forecasts for technological development and forest sink capacity were borne out, the United States would still not hit the target.
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Then they started scrolling through Hub's social media postings, and hooo boy, they saw some things; among their other concerns were photos and videos of "patrons throwing axes at bottles of spirits [and] consuming shots from the bottle that was not struck," a person throwing two axes at once, three "coaches" throwing axes at the same target, a person bouncing the axe off the floor in an attempt to hit the target, and someone walking barefoot on a tightrope-style strap while he or she threw an axe.
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