"Those numbers tell you what's in the pipeline and what's going to be in the pipeline in future years," Chester said.
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A. We have nothing else in the pipeline right now.
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There are several other apps in the pipeline as well.
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We have 150 open and 400 hotels in the pipeline.
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Merkel said support for electric cars was in the pipeline.
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Customs officials say there are more awards in the pipeline.
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You can see it in the backlog, in the pipeline.
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Okay.I mean, we have jobs that are in the pipeline.
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Additional launches are in the pipeline, as are electric bikes.
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Several smaller but still chunky deals are in the pipeline.
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Also in the pipeline are PAMORAs from Shionogi and Theravance.
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Belpointe has about 20 opportunity zone properties in the pipeline.
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A second European location is in the pipeline, Gubbey added.
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Launches from other fund managers are also in the pipeline.
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Helbig: There are a lot of projects in the pipeline.
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Since then, momentum has swung in the pipeline developer's favor.
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"Further monetary policy stimulus is in the pipeline," Draghi said.
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There are other cases in the pipeline, including Jenkins v.
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More than 30 parallel deals are also in the pipeline.
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"I don't see any in the pipeline," Kholifey told reporters.
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Items in the pipeline include bombs, missiles, tanks, and aircraft.
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And there's only one new vaccine candidate in the pipeline.
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Membership in the pipeline is no guarantee of future success.
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"The next one in the pipeline is mesothelioma," Doyle said.
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Sixteen stores are in the pipeline, according to its website.
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There are a number of interesting components in the pipeline.
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Definitely. Trump has his own financial interests in the pipeline.
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"There is plenty of money in the pipeline right now, money that is not going to Ebola, that was already in the pipeline, that can go immediately to Zika," the Wisconsin Republican told reporters.
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Regulatory tightening measures already in the pipeline are still proceeding apace.
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Hefty supply in the pipeline has also soured bond market sentiment.
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It said 403 GW of wind projects were in the pipeline.
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We're excited about the next features we have in the pipeline.
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An Android version "is potentially in the pipeline," the company says.
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Lucasfilm has no shortage of Star Wars projects in the pipeline.
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An AI in the pipeline could lead to faster response times.
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A cybersecurity course is in the pipeline for later this year.
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A cannabis-based drug for epilepsy is also in the pipeline.
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It now has 11 partners, with many more in the pipeline.
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Wertheizer also said a few more customers were in the pipeline.
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Phillips 66 has a 25 percent stake in the pipeline project.
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Synthorx already has synthetic versions of several others in the pipeline.
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"There are so many other campaigns in the pipeline," Vohra said.
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The university said there were 25 new businesses in the pipeline.
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Thousands of new cancer immunotherapy drugs are now in the pipeline.
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You know, I don't know what else is in the pipeline.
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Q. Do you have anything else in the pipeline development-wise?
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The government will approve a lot more projects in the pipeline.
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There has been no evidence of Russian interference in the pipeline.
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Inflation pressure in the pipeline — measured through factory prices — remained muted.
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It has a further 30 MW of projects in the pipeline.
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Nevertheless, a number of major projects are now in the pipeline.
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More books from former Justice Department officials are in the pipeline.
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Still injuries, still issues, for sure, but NCT without a doubt, but you've got everyone in the pipeline, so football's not going away 303 or 15 years from now because you've got little kids in the pipeline.
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Chinese officials have suggested that more such vehicles are in the pipeline.
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The company also has a number of upcoming medicines in the pipeline.
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However, the British government has more legal hurdles in the pipeline too.
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There aren't any intriguing young players or draft picks in the pipeline.
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That's because of new high-priced medications in the pipeline, he said.
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Plus, Vasalgel is further along in the pipeline than male contraceptive pills.
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Menu items that are in the pipeline could eventually do the same.
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China has completed 11 dams and eight more are in the pipeline.
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Several shows in the pipeline including the recently announced Jurassic World Series.
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Data on factory gate prices underscored the inflationary pressures in the pipeline.
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The development is the latest sign of stress in the pipeline sector.
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It's easy math to know how much money is in the pipeline.
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Not surprisingly, GW Pharmaceuticals has just such a drug in the pipeline.
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You have said this film has been in the pipeline for years.
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But the REIT, like CBL, is optimistic about developments in the pipeline.
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Is there something else in the pipeline you want to kick off?
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Wednesday's data suggested rising pressure in the pipeline for consumer prices, however.
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"There are next generation technologies in the pipeline as well," he said.
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First, just 33 of the antibiotics in the pipeline target priority pathogens.
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According to Bhatraju, there's another 2.5 megawatts of power in the pipeline.
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Another 54 dams are under construction, with many more in the pipeline.
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Bailey says they have 15 additional Fortune 500 companies in the pipeline.
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He also said that CTC has new GM products in the pipeline.
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Five new hotels are in the pipeline and existing ones are expanding.
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We've got some more requests on the subject in the pipeline, as well.
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Look at the record and what's in the pipeline and decide for yourself.
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However, Munster suggests there's enough in the pipeline to push Apple shares higher.
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A special controller that Bavor demonstrated is also in the pipeline for fall.
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No movie is currently in the pipeline, but it's good to be prepared.
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Investors will also look for signals of likely additional cuts in the pipeline.
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The deal sparked speculation that there are more banking mergers in the pipeline.
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He also suggests that the company has several other properties in the pipeline.
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Boreal's project is one of several new plants in the pipeline in Finland.
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Ogawa said more funding was in the pipeline but couldn't reveal any details.
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Most of the 19813 drugs now in the pipeline have received the designation.
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There may be things in the pipeline we don't know about just yet.
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Odebrecht is now in the process of selling its stake in the pipeline.
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Or it could be altered drastically just to get something in the pipeline.
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"We have several China-Europe cross-border deals in the pipeline", Yakovitsky said.
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New debt deals from Greece, Belgium and Austria were also in the pipeline.
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And we're seeing so many treatments in the pipeline that have curative potential.
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There are also deals "in the pipeline" in VR, e-commerce and gaming.
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With a bulge of younger voters in the pipeline it may jump again.
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Since 2012, the province has completed five, with two more in the pipeline.
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Methane is a valuable American resource and keep more product in the pipeline.
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Another $9 billion in proposed funding out of Japan is in the pipeline.
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Four additional undersecretary positions are vacant, with nominees in the pipeline for two.
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But more state-level bills are in the pipeline for consideration this year.
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The ONS figures suggested there was some pressure in the pipeline for consumers.
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But those administrations had scores of candidates in the pipeline by this time.
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Several variants are also in the pipeline for early warning and reconnaissance missions.
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There are other cases in the pipeline, including one challenging Harvard's admissions policies.
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A lot of people there have their own financial interests in the pipeline.
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It's early days for the company, with a lot of opportunities in the pipeline.
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The company said it discovered a small crack in the pipeline outside Aberdeen. bit.
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Ubisoft's other interesting series in the pipeline is Captain Laserhawk: A Blood Dragon Vibe.
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Also in the pipeline is a desktop version of Rex and an Android version.
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The ONS figures suggested less pressure in the pipeline for food and manufactured goods.
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The ONS figures suggested less short-term pressure in the pipeline for consumer prices.
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They have 23 hotels and Laos opened in March, with 16 in the pipeline.
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We have various projects in the pipeline - some of them not dissimilar to Essakane.
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There were no immediate details on any other fuel norm changes in the pipeline.
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So far, they have 2,000 on board and 4,000 "in the pipeline," she said.
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NewLink Genetics, Bristol-Myers and Roche's Genentech also have IDO inhibitors in the pipeline.
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It said it has several other large banks in the pipeline as potential partners.
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Ally confirmed that sponsorships have taken place, and there are more in the pipeline.
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"It is because of fear of what might be in the pipeline," he added.
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The three groups interested in the pipeline may present new bids through April 2.
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Amit Gilutz, a spokesman for B'Tselem, said no other volunteers were in the pipeline.
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The Power producer said more episodes of the show were also in the pipeline.
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Itzhaki says there are already "many" of these types of arrangements in the pipeline.
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Even with stringent emissions reductions, some further warming is in the pipeline, carrying risks.
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Some of those hires, particularly in the public sector, may be in the pipeline.
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Mr. Trump indicated on May 27 that added tariffs were still in the pipeline.
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Several other drugs, none of them artemisinin-based, are in the pipeline, he said.
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At least three Indigenous groups are vying for a majority stake in the pipeline.
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AT&T's WarnerMedia and Comcast's NBCUniversal also have their own platforms in the pipeline.
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They already have new products in the pipeline, including a design with wooden legs.
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The deal, four years in the pipeline, only made headway after Irma, Abraham noted.
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It has nearly 300 hotels in China and around 300 hotels in the pipeline.
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That's because it has a veritable arsenal of exciting new vehicles in the pipeline.
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Though Marvel has other films in the pipeline — including Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.
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And make sure that there's new people in the pipeline, younger people, diverse people.
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LONDON — Brace yourselves, Peaky Blinders fans: Season 4 is well and truly in the pipeline.
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Other eight countries have similar measures in place or in the pipeline, EU officials said.
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The breadth of products and services Google offers and has in the pipeline is impressive.
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It's all in the pipeline (for this New York brand and, hopefully, for many others).
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Fellow hedge funder Seth Klarman recently warned clients of a financial crisis in the pipeline.
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However, some of their contractors signal what sort of innovations may be in the pipeline.
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A White House official said on August 14th that new sanctions were in the pipeline.
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Legislation to this effect is also in the pipeline in Kansas and Arkansas, Paris states.
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Last year, there were 38 spinoffs, and dozens more are in the pipeline for 8003.
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Last year, there were 38 spinoffs, and dozens more are in the pipeline for 2016.
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There's more in the pipeline: at least five more for next week and possibly more.
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"We have quite a few things in the pipeline," he said, without going into details.
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Other products in the pipeline include credit scoring, a much-needed resource across the region.
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We are now pumping water in the pipeline to detect other possible areas of leakages.
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It didn't have enough money or staff to review and approve medications in the pipeline.
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Tencent didn't respond to questions about what games it has in the pipeline for approval.
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"Actually, there's 100 things in the pipeline, but nothing else with a set date — yet."
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There's lots of exciting things in the pipeline that I'm not allowed to talk about.
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Vellum is only available for Mac, with no plans in the pipeline for other platforms.
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The app launched today for iOS users, and there's an Android version in the pipeline.
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To MLB's credit, at least there are Latinos "in the pipeline" ready to be managers.
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"We have a whole wave of innovation in the pipeline," said Alan Murray, GoodBelly CEO.
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The company initially had said the explosion was caused by illegal taps in the pipeline.
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The Office for National Statistics figures suggested rising pressure in the pipeline for consumer prices.
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So far, three state plans have been approved, and seven more are in the pipeline.
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In large part, this is because at other points in the pipeline, users have choice.
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And big cases are in the pipeline, including ones on gerrymandering, gay rights and immigration.
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And Amazon announced six new originals in the pipeline from India at TCA in February.
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The pipeline software ran swimmingly for months, but then pressure in the pipeline gradually mounted.
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"There's certainly strong interest in collaborations, but nothing is in the pipeline yet," he said.
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Ariyono, said there are four mega projects among the 276 smelters currently in the pipeline.
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Neither Unite nor the BOE gave indications that larger pay increases were in the pipeline.
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To be sure, Kvaal said, the media conglomerate does have positive catalysts in the pipeline.
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Instead, his focus is on savings, and suggested retirement products could be in the pipeline.
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It actually referred to there being few in the pipeline, but Clarendon took it personally.
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The Office for National Statistics figures suggested less pressure in the pipeline for consumer prices.
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Others in the pipeline will be put on what the State Department calls indefinite hold.
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Other cases in the pipeline There are other Second Amendment challenges waiting in the wings.
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Hilton Garden Inn has more than 720 hotels worldwide, with another 300 in the pipeline.
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The ONS figures also suggested little short-term pressure in the pipeline for consumer prices.
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Funding for Community Health Centers ($40 billion over the decade) is also in the pipeline.
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There have been 23 ruptures in the pipeline since 2011, according to the ombudsman's office.
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Neither Unite nor the BoE gave indications that larger pay increases were in the pipeline.
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There is no shortage of good "deliverables" in the pipeline for the July 11 meeting.
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We're seeing that both in London and we see a lot of activity in the pipeline.
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The brand is expanding greatly, with 3,367 rooms open now and 10,776 more in the pipeline.
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Ten more cases are in the pipeline as inquiries trickle in from agencies across the country.
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That's because Prop E exempts office developments already in the pipeline from the cap—for now.
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More battery management is in the pipeline for Androids P, Q, and beyond, according to Burke.
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The fund's investment team, which will eventually number 20163, has another dozen deals in the pipeline.
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Thirty more are in the pipeline and are scheduled to open during the next two years.
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New firms Clara Pensions and The Pension Superfund have said they have deals in the pipeline.
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In other words, until American Monument opened, the shows she mounted were already in the pipeline.
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It said this week another 22 projects are in the pipeline, totaling an additional $65 million.
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The iOS version of The Roll is launching today; an Android version is in the pipeline.
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Celgene and Regeneron were also crushed, despite having strong sales and new drugs in the pipeline.
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To be exact, there are four in the pipeline this month (Venus, Saturn, Mercury, and Pluto).
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And there is no other clear product in the pipeline to replace its sagging revenue growth.
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Bitecofer described the cases in the pipeline as "ticking time bombs," primed to disrupt the election.
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The ONS figures also pointed to inflation pressures in the pipeline from rising costs for manufacturers.
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"I have more than 70 space companies in the pipeline," Schneider told CNBC after the speech.
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There is another batch of tariffs of $16 billion in the pipeline that could hit soon.
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More strains are in the pipeline, with a new green variety expected to launch next year.
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It now has more than 150 stores in the US, with new openings in the pipeline.
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But the wave of projects in the pipeline will go some way to crimping any shortage.
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Q&A Q. Are there any new treatments in the pipeline for age-related macular degeneration?
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That's unfortunate, as a great many destructive rules remain either in effect or in the pipeline.
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Twice that amount is in the pipeline, as Amazon seeks to become the world's largest retailer.
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WeWork, the real estate firm, and the food-delivery company Postmates are also in the pipeline.
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Either way, there's a lack of qualified women in the pipeline to advance in political office.
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He started them off slowly, slipping them into a low-budget project already in the pipeline.
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Do you think that the problem with the Oscars is maybe further back in the pipeline?
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More companies are expected to follow, with a number of repricings and refinancings in the pipeline.
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Porsche just introduced one in the Taycan, and transmission maker ZF has one in the pipeline.
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Neighboring Argentina is positioned to gain fast, with at least a dozen projects in the pipeline.
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More measures to reduce current expenditure are in the pipeline but have not yet been quantified.
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Remember that not only are women in the pipeline (yes, we're here!), educated (yes, we are
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During that time more than $85033 billion worth of business has been stuck in the pipeline.
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So we don't have any vaccine candidates in the pipeline to fully address the current outbreak.
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WeWork will continue to grow, Mr. Claure said, because of the openings already in the pipeline.
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But we do think the stimulus in the pipeline from China, we think that the fiscal ease that's in the pipeline also in Europe, there's about a four-tenths of a percentage point ease in fiscal policy this year, that will be a positive fiscal impulse.
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You don't have to be Nancy Drew to detect a second season should be in the pipeline.
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James said there were over $2 trillion of known, active projects in the pipeline across the GCC.
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Refugee advocates are struggling to understand what the court ruling will mean to applicants in the pipeline.
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Renault, Japanese affiliate Nissan and Hyundai are among other mass car manufacturers with 48V in the pipeline.
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Despite the further easing measures in the pipeline, some have questioned whether it will make a difference.
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Other states with plans in the pipeline include Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maryland, New Jersey, Vermont and Washington state.
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We've got an Aladdin remake in the pipeline, along with favorites from Mulan to The Little Mermaid.
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There are already seven lawsuits in the pipeline right now—the pace is rising all the time.
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Many of those are incomplete or still in the pipeline, and progress is now likely to stall.
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A ruling against North Carolina's partisan redistricting plan is also in the pipeline toward the high court.
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These are just two bills that have passed in the House with additional bills in the pipeline.
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They worry a breach in the pipeline will imperil the Missouri River, which runs near the project.
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Acquisitions in the pipeline will be financed from the company's own funds and banking finance, Aldubaikhi said.
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In 20163 we had Paul Feig's movie, and now we have yet another one in the pipeline.
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Wednesday's figures from the Office for National Statistics suggested less short-term inflation pressure in the pipeline.
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Some protesters have turned their focus to divestment campaigns targeting banks with a stake in the pipeline.
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Lew said China must also make it clear that there is no "major devaluation" in the pipeline.
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More Twitter campaigns like #TheTrueFillon one are also in the pipeline, Chenu said, without giving further details.
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The ONS figures also suggested less short-term pressure in the pipeline for consumer prices than expected.
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"It's a likeness of a frog drinking tea" Sure, we have a couple things in the pipeline.
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For its money, Comcast will be getting a studio with plenty of potential hits in the pipeline.
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Ex-Im has more than 30 pending transactions in the pipeline valued at more than $20 billion.
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Sony urgently wants to resuscitate this franchise, with a separate animated "Ghostbusters" movie also in the pipeline.
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My concern was that we wouldn't have those new varieties in the pipeline to grow, as farmers.
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The ONS figures also suggested some rise in short-term pressure in the pipeline for consumer prices.
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Ex-Im has more than 85033 pending transactions in the pipeline valued at more than $20 billion.
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With a smattering of hotels in the pipeline, this laid-back area may soon see more bustle.
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BOEWATCH The ONS figures also pointed to inflation pressures in the pipeline from rising costs for manufacturers.
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Beijing has been financing and operating several hydroelectric dams on the river, with more in the pipeline.
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It has projects with a potential capacity of 5,000 megawatts in the pipeline, according to its website.
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There's definitely an album in the pipeline—that will be something coming, much sooner than last time.
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The ONS figures suggested a sharp rise in short-term pressures in the pipeline for consumer prices.
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" There is an "enormous volume of goods already sitting on retailers' shelves or sitting in the pipeline.
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On Tuesday, the Seattle City Council voted to divest from Wells Fargo, an investor in the pipeline.
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We have 425.33,000 apartments in the pipeline and have modified zoning regulations to encourage greater density downtown.
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Other equity holders in the pipeline include Altus Midstream, DCP Midstream, and an affiliate of Targa Resources.
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Other IPOs in the pipeline include Edra Power Holdings looking to raise $500 million to $1 billion.
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Consequently, half the respondents don't think there are enough women in the pipeline to fill leadership roles.
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"The question is how many risks are still in the pipeline," Mr. Speich of Union Investment said.
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Once a company flies a drone, it may have more ambitious plans in the pipeline, he cautioned.
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Ex-Im has more than 30 pending transactions in the pipeline valued at more than $10 billion.
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So far, $34 billion in tariffs have gone into effect with another $16 billion in the pipeline.
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Friday night's court decision sent refugee advocacy and resettlement agencies scrambling to help people in the pipeline.
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Neighboring Argentina is also positioned to gain fast, with at least a dozen projects in the pipeline.
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Its request for $15 billion under NAFTA reflects its desire to recover its investment in the pipeline.
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"This doesn't change the fact that most people already have what they need in the pipeline," he said.
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I think Snapchat also has an innovation engine of things that are in the pipeline that are coming.
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That's why Gimlet's already got a few big projects in the pipeline, including "Alex, Inc." starring Zach Braff.
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Weis and Haimovitch tell me the company now has 14 employees and "dozens" of customers in the pipeline.
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According to Thomas, there are not enough trainees "in the pipeline" to replace those employees who have left.
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These plans had been in the pipeline before the referendum, but were thrown into doubt by its result.
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He said the company has 251 potential blockbuster medicines in the pipeline that could be launched by 21.87.
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Next in the pipeline is tools that will answer more in-depth questions related to app performance management.
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"We have the advantage of understanding what's in the pipeline and the things that are ahead," Bain said.
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There are two new Samsung products in the pipeline that seem rote, but are worth paying attention to.
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With box office like that, it is not surprising that plenty more Marvel films are in the pipeline.
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Just based on what's currently in the pipeline, GTM expects floating PV to top 103 GW next year.
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The expansion was already in the pipeline when Meghan married Prince Harry at St. George's Chapel in May.
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In the short term, these limits include bottlenecks in the pipeline infrastructure needed to get oil to market.
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Its trade partners have instituted dozens of anti-dumping measures against it, with many more in the pipeline.
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Facebook has a new VR device in the pipeline, and it's cheaper and lighter than before, per Bloomberg.
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Two-thirds of its backlog orders come from India, and the company has multiple plans in the pipeline.
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Now three dozen projects are underway or in the pipeline in one of the country's largest downtown redevelopments.
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Ollie's store count currently stands at 318 with four more locations in the pipeline, according to its website.
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"We have a lot of pork in the pipeline ... So we need to see big exports," Kalo said.
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The actress also has a horror film with Gary Oldman and Emily Mortimer called Mary in the pipeline.
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Pepsico: Cramer predicted that Pepsi will have good growth because of the products it has in the pipeline.
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More than 30 parallel deals are also in the pipeline, according to a source close to the matter.
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He said he thinks there may be more powerful MacBooks and desktop Macs in the pipeline for developers.
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The stock has a 5.8 percent dividend yield and the company has smart growth initiatives in the pipeline.
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Projects in the pipeline include VR tours of cultural sites throughout Qatar, as well as workshops for teachers.
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She is now is in the pipeline for CEO succession and viable for other major company board roles.
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Two licenses were granted in the spring, and at least 11 more are in the pipeline, officials said.
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In total, there are roughly 50 of these medicines, pejoratively known as "me too" products, in the pipeline.
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One hundred new products are in the pipeline in the next four years around the world, he said.
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Kinder Morgan were up 10.9 percent at $17.32 after Berkshire Hathaway disclosed a stake in the pipeline operator.
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The new ruling will have an immediate impact on tens of thousands of cases currently in the pipeline.
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Between the lines: CIA General Counsel Caroline Krass said the changes have been in the pipeline for years.
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We are concerned that too many of us are in the pipeline to prison and not to college.
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Our industry is developing 40 nonopioid analgesics and has an additional 40 addiction recovery treatments in the pipeline.
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Boeing has delivered 28 of the planes to airlines around the world, with many more in the pipeline.
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More business support is in the pipeline—and it will certainly go beyond bank lending into fiscal policy.
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That said, if a bank doesn't have much else in the pipeline, it can keep earnings ticking over.
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Qualcomm said on Monday it had more than $6.5 billion of orders in the "pipeline" for automotive technology.
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Further, she intends the business to become a full-blown line, with several products already in the pipeline.
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The IRS has as many rules in the pipeline at any given moment than most other agencies combined.
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Administration officials said Washington still has about $10 billion in unused disaster relief funds currently in the pipeline.
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For Gross and his investors, Pioneer also represents an opportunity to scout deal flow earlier in the pipeline.
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The firm also said the company has "opportunity for upside" and many "promising" new products in the pipeline.
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"It's in the pipeline, but I can't comment on whether it will happen or not," the source added.
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Another 40 are in the pipeline right now, 34 of whom would be covered under the new rules.
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After the Canadian government bought out the American partner in the pipeline project, it found itself in litigation.
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The treatment is manufactured specifically for each patient, and many more such "personalized medicines" are in the pipeline.
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Enagas SA owns 25 percent in the pipeline project and Peruvian construction conglomerate Grana y Montero owns 20 percent.
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So far, the Navy says there are no women in the pipeline to be history's first-ever female SEAL.
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The U.S. Navy is working to add range to carrier strike aircraft, and new weapons are in the pipeline.
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Developers have $4 billion in retail investments in the pipeline, outstripping new projects in Jakarta, Singapore or Kuala Lumpur.
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A few other cases in the pipeline may do so too, if the justices opt to take them up.
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Since then the EU has concluded such accords with more than 50 countries; dozens more are in the pipeline.
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Both Fitch and Moody's currently have a negative outlook on Italy, meaning a downgrade could be in the pipeline.
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Those peripherals should be in the pipeline from third-party manufacturers once Microsoft finalizes its Windows Holographic controller specifications.
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A search of Espacenet, a global database, yields 36 hits; hundreds more are said to be in the pipeline.
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There are nine other Amazon Originals productions in association with Bollywood's top production houses in the pipeline as well.
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Another $3.4 million in revenue is sitting in the pipeline to be processed before the end of the year.
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Albeit Telegram is obviously hoping for lots more to flood in — suggesting today that "hundreds" are in the pipeline.
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It has partnerships with two major automakers, Fiat Chrysler and Jaguar Land Rover, with several more in the pipeline.
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Among the few deals in the pipeline are financings backing the buyouts of Maxim Crane and Dell's software business.
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Construction equipment involved in the pipeline project in Iowa was set ablaze in suspected arson fires, reports say. 4.
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A new community program is also in the pipeline — but Jolla said details on this will be announced shortly.
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But another 22026 or so are in the pipeline, with a spike in completions due this year (see chart).
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Earlier this month, Enbridge Inc and Marathon Petroleum Corp announced it would take a minority stake in the pipeline.
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He added that the ideology watchdog will assign licenses soon, though there are many applications sitting in the pipeline.
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They may query why the Pentagon cannot make do with air- and sea-launched systems already in the pipeline.
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Among new SUVs in the pipeline are two boxy models aimed at Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV's profitable Jeep franchise.
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In the pipeline since 2008, the bill has been criticized by opposition parties, with some saying it was unconstitutional.
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Analysts at Bernstein said it was a great deal for Ocado, and there may be more in the pipeline.
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For Russia, getting Turkmen volumes does the opposite - it helps improve the quality of oil in the pipeline system.
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XYZ is to try to get more trans women of color to participate in the Pipeline Angels pitch summit.
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Mr Trump says there are 13 more deals in the pipeline but it is hard to know their worth.
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Others are also in the pipeline, with Blackstone's Middle East-focused education firm GEMs expected in the coming weeks.
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Movantik, and similar drugs in the pipeline, is known as a "peripherally acting mu-opioid receptor antagonist," or PAMORA.
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There are no additional unicorns (companies with valuations in excess of $1 billion) in the pipeline for the moment.
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However, with no new products in the pipeline for months, he recommends stepping away from the shares for now.
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BTW ... Season 2 of "Raven's Home" is already in the pipeline, too ... Disney ordered a new season this fall.
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Eight people died in the pipeline explosion in the community south of San Francisco and 38 homes were destroyed.
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Cramer spoke with Levi's CEO Chip Bergh, to learn more about what is in the pipeline for the company.
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Plans to start taxing Gulf citizens are in the pipeline, starting with a 21% value-added tax in 22020.
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Many of these regulations had been in the pipeline for a while and should not have been a surprise.
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Chamberlain also said that alongside the battery sector, other new products in the pipeline included gold and silver options.
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Moody's Investors Service also has the country on a negative outlook, meaning a downgrade could be in the pipeline.
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Kinder Morgan shares were up 234 percent at $17.33 after Berkshire Hathaway disclosed a stake in the pipeline operator.
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While such measures have been introduced or are in the pipeline, none are so-called "time varying", Constancio said.
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"There is building pressure in the pipeline," said Joel Naroff, chief economist at Naroff Economic Advisors in Holland, Pennsylvania.
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But owned by Volkswagen, Audi likely has several major EV projects in the pipeline, though none have been detailed.
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The good news, however, is that Nintendo's got a few other Zelda-related adventures in the pipeline before that.
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And the AP computer sciences — RS: We have them in the pipeline, we've just got to shove them through.
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Projects in the pipeline include a program aimed at alleviating loneliness among the elderly and extracting families from poverty.
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Gergely Gulyas, Orban's new chief of staff, said no reforms were in the pipeline that would undermine judicial independence.
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He declined to elaborate on the two deals in the pipeline, which would further bolster Wanda's motion picture empire.
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Last year, NTS' chief executive said that partners in the pipeline firm were interested in buying Petrobras' remaining stake.
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Last year, NTS' chief executive said that partners in the pipeline firm were interested in buying Petrobras' remaining stake.
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A similar vaccine for dogs in development by the company, called Hypodog, is even further back in the pipeline.
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And when women leave the top job, there are fewer women in the pipeline who might take their place.
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I'm a bonafide business woman—a CEO, tech founder and fashion designer with seven figure deals in the pipeline.
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Afterwards, he's checking emails, taking phone calls and checking in on the other projects he's got in the pipeline.
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Today, more than 520 treatments have been approved for 289 rare diseases, and hundreds more are in the pipeline.
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There is about $30 billion worth of deals stuck in the pipeline that could be completed with a quorum.
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There are many projects in the pipeline, but LNG will be able to hold its own for some time.
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The drugmaker also has a number of cancer-fighting products in the pipeline that can contribute to its growth.
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It is currently at 11, with four more in the pipeline, as it were, of the State Opera Orchestra.
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He provided no details, but said Uzbek experts would travel to Turkmenistan to discuss Tashkent's role in the pipeline.
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Moxey says the company has several new CBD products in the pipeline, including topical solutions and other pet products.
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But Trump still has more tariffs in the pipeline and he's also threatened to retaliate against other countries' retaliations.
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They seem to, and are either delaying projects in the pipeline or postponing new ones until after the election.
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In our main scenario, the New Policies scenario, we look at policies put in place and in the pipeline.
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It takes advantage of data mining and machine learning to surface the biggest deals most likely close in the pipeline.
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These overtures aren't always all that they seem: Some were already in the pipeline, or may never come to fruition.
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They've only delivered more single-family cars—which appears to be exactly what Elon Musk is putting in the pipeline.
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Microsoft has said more features are in the pipeline, including full mirroring of the display (for Android phones at least).
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When the Fed started a rate-rising campaign in 2015, it had signaled that more hikes remained in the pipeline.
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Investors appeared to be placing more of an emphasis on political developments in the pipeline as opposed to economic developments.
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What they've been creating, and there's so much more in the pipeline, are things like the Pantene 3-minute Miracle.
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More newly developed testing kits are in the pipeline, but it is unclear when they will be ready for use.
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With raw materials costs rebounding, from oil to steel to copper, there is likely more inflation pressure in the pipeline.
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Iger didn't give a date for the other Avengers-adjacent show in the pipeline, Loki, but it's expected in 2021.
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But to get there, they are going to have to think differently about the products they have in the pipeline.
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"There will always be a next thing, a next bot … something in the pipeline in the Telegram groups," Heckel said.
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The Russian central bank has lowered its key rate twice this year and said more cuts were in the pipeline.
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In their 2016 "Boom and Bust" report, they find the equivalent of 1,500 new coal plants in the pipeline worldwide.
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One reason that leads spend too much time in the pipeline is because those leads aren't the decision-makers themselves.
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He said the fall would also be the result of a number of bad loan sales currently in the pipeline.
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Intriguingly, looking at the above infographic, we can see that isn't the only performance car Dodge has in the pipeline.
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"We urgently need to seize the opportunities we have with existing drugs and candidates in the pipeline," he told reporters.
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New HR regulations have been proposed, signed into law and put into effect — and even more are in the pipeline.
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Of all the threats, experts take this one the most seriously, because there are no alternative antimalarials in the pipeline.
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The ministry said 11.8 GW of wind power projects were in the pipeline as of the end of the period.
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She says an album is "in the pipeline," but has a slew of songs up her sleeve in the meantime.
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Also on the regulatory front, the president's 60-day freeze on regulations in the pipeline is coming to an end.
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It's not the only period drama involving a British monarch the 26-year-old British actor has in the pipeline.
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"I don't have anything solid in the pipeline right now but I've kicked around a few ideas," he told Mashable.
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A Trump administration could also substantially slow other Dodd-Frank regs in the pipeline, including stricter rules on executive compensation.
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Microsoft will also ramp up with AMD's server products, she added, noting there are unannounced customers in the pipeline, too.
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Imagine a pharmaceutical company that discovers that a promising new drug in the pipeline is performing poorly in patient trials.
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AND AGAIN -- NOW THAT COMCAST/FOX PURSUIT IS SHOWING JUST HOW MUCH MORE DEAL MAKING MIGHT BE IN THE PIPELINE.
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Officials initially told Kushner that the Pentagon realistically had roughly $15 billion worth of deals in the pipeline, ABC reported.
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"There are now 2000,23 ADUs in the pipeline, with building permits approved for 22 of them," according to the Chronicle.
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With minimal construction in the pipeline, vacancy rates are expected to hold steady in the coming year, the report said.
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When asked what else she has in the works, she answers, "Nothing is fully in the pipeline," before correcting herself.
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L in the UK and pointing to Germany and Switzerland as other regions where large deals are in the pipeline.
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CCB has more than 50 debt-for-equity swap deals in the pipeline, which will span a variety of sectors.
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There is a total of $2.6 billion worth of projects in the pipeline, according to acting Deputy Mayor Carmelo Garcia.
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She's written her own film, due to shoot this year, as well as having a TV series in the pipeline.
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Square Feet About three dozen development projects, valued around $3.5 billion, are underway or in the pipeline in Long Beach.
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The Environmental Protection Agency and the Federal Communications Commission say they have enough money in the pipeline to operate normally.
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Serendipity does have a lengthy roadmap for growth, with over 100 projects in the pipeline over the next few years.
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Because of the openings already in the pipeline, WeWork is going to continue reporting eye-popping growth for a while.
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In fact, Lockheed let Mr. Trump take credit for negotiating F-35 cost savings that were already in the pipeline.
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The law has also survived two separate reviews by the Supreme Court, with no major challenges left in the pipeline.
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Last summer, Morrison's administration gave the green light to a new coal mine in Queensland; others are in the pipeline.
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We expect growth to accelerate beyond 2020 with eight movies and two Netflix shows utilizing MAT IP in the pipeline.
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Starlink alone could involve thousands of satellites, and rival internet constellations from Amazon and OneWeb are also in the pipeline.
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The listing is light on details, but it at least confirms what the South Korean company has in the pipeline.
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Now C.A.A. sends me to HBCs, and we have alumni who are in the pipeline to getting promoted one day.
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And there's still a feature film in the pipeline, which will star Jennifer Lawrence and be directed by Adam McKay.
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SAGD opens up far more bitumen to extraction than even mining, meaning more carbon-emitting fossil fuel in the pipeline.
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The company is doing $7,500 in monthly recurring revenue and has requests in the pipeline for an additional $50,0003 per month.
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But police in Iowa and South Dakota report cases in which people have used blowtorches to cut holes in the pipeline.
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Currently, it's possible to add a lure module to a Pokéstop to attract Pokémon, but extra capabilities are in the pipeline.
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Unlike in other markets, the climate for IPOs in Sweden was good and there were more in the pipeline, he added.
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"They typically have been in the pipeline for a couple of years but mining companies have been deferring them," said Thomson.
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Companies that committed to join the pilot with just a few products have added others, and more are in the pipeline.
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Inovio also has an Ebola vaccine in the pipeline and is competing against the likes of Merck, Johnson & Johnson and GlaxoSmithKline.
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Also in the pipeline are mobile game titles for other series such as Animal Crossing and Fire Emblem by March 2017.
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"It is likely that further depreciation actions could be in the pipeline should the trade war tensions escalate," the analysts said.
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We've got some ideas in the pipeline that we will execute very soon that we can't say too much about yet.
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Though Apple looks to have some promising projects in the pipeline, in the past, the company has struggled with content creation.
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Some 8-9 million barrels of contaminated oil - worth $560-$630 million in normal circumstances - are still sitting in the pipeline.
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"Officials had no choice but to let the flames continue until the pressure in the pipeline was exhausted," the report said.
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This, on top of an additional $7 billion in munitions sales that sources have told Reuters may be in the pipeline.
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He's advising on the Civic offering and has plenty more in the pipeline, with an ICO scheduled about every three weeks.
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Altogether, plants now in the pipeline should bring the country's renewable energy generating capacity to 2,235 MW by 2021, Ahmed said.
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"I am very happy with the laws we've done and those that are in the pipeline," he said in messaged comments.
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Emergency development budget cuts left a hole in the pipeline of new models that is only now beginning to be filled.
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The expansion was already in the pipeline when Meghan married Prince Harry at St. George's Chapel, in Windsor Castle in May.
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Two breaks in the pipeline have halted transportation of 5,000 to 6,000 barrels of oil per day, state-owned Petroperu said.
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And I think a lot of us experimented at different, you know, at different points in the pipeline through different interventions.
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At the moment, the pair are taking a break from The Torist, but future issues might be in the pipeline soon.
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"That's in the pipeline, we'll see what happens with that, I'm not sure what's happening, we haven't spoken about it properly."
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"There are a lot of aircraft in the pipeline right now," he said, adding the wider aircraft market is "very strong".
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"We also have in the pipeline a similar study on fluoride levels across Pakistan, which is also an issue," Podgorski said.
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Enagas controls a 25 percent stake in the pipeline project and Techint wants to buy a 5 percent stake from Odebrecht.
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So far this quarter, approximately US$2127bn of dividend recap loans have priced with almost US$26bn more in the pipeline.
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The company said in its earnings report Wednesday that it has 15 games in the pipeline that already have regulatory approval.
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The official said there are currently nominees in the "pipeline" and undergoing the security clearance review that typically takes two months.
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GM has a number of new vehicles, including electric cars, in the pipeline that are not assigned to a plant yet.
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More large tenders may be in the pipeline, because Egypt typically taps global markets until April, when its local harvest begins.
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She estimates that there are more than 2,000 MW of mid- to large-scale wind and hydro projects in the pipeline.
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After this generation of Beetle runs its course, VW will shut down production, with no re-vamped models in the pipeline.
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"We still do not have enough women, and especially underrepresented minorities, even in the pipeline coming into the lab," she says.
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Elsewhere, Kanye West returned to Twitter and announced he has two albums in the pipeline and a new line of shoes.
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Meanwhile, the State Department's Dandra Oudkirk has signaled that companies involved in the pipeline project could be subject to U.S. sanctions.
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The Ionic runs on the new Fitbit OS. Launch apps will include Pandora, Starbucks, and Strava, with more in the pipeline.
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Germany has paid $68 million, with another $100 million in the pipeline from donors who make contributions based on Brazil's record.
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Some are in the pipeline, and the state is weighing proposals for major wind farms miles off the Long Island shore.
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A more comprehensive cybercrime law has been in the pipeline for at least two years, he said, without giving further details.
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It moved higher even before the release of the downbeat PMI on Saturday as investors anticipated more stimulus in the pipeline.
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Bill Hayton, associate fellow of the Asia-Pacific Programme at Chatham House, believes the visit has long been in the pipeline.
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Big oil cuts in the pipeline The coronavirus outbreak has dented the global economy and with it the demand for oil.
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Nomura said it sees the semiconductor company getting stronger in 2020 with a steady stream of new products in the pipeline.
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The company's co-founder says they have 23 patents filed, with two paid agreements signed and 210 more in the pipeline.
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In addition to all of her upcoming stage performances, there might be new music in the pipeline for Lovatics to enjoy.
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With a full workload of applications in the pipeline, the organization is already close to the breaking point, Mr. Rasi said.
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The company has real estate and lease proposals in the pipeline that will bring thousands of new workers to the region.
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The U.S. Senate in June passed a package of sanctions on Russia, including provisions to penalize Western firms involved in the pipeline.
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And we'll have -- we've got some interesting things in the pipeline on services that, of course, we do on products as well.
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The business has developed and built over 1 gigawatts (GW) of solar to date, with a further 2.4 GW in the pipeline.
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The attention given to egg freezing may be diverting employers from making changes that would keep talented, educated women in the pipeline.
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Several large German listings are in the pipeline this year, with Deutsche Bank's asset-management arm DWS due to float this week.
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Last December, for example, Microsoft announced that a new generation of Windows 10 machines running on ARM chips were in the pipeline.
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Belarussia's Gomeltransneft Druzhba had earlier said polluted oil, already in the pipeline, could reach Slovakia and Hungary in four to five days.
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So far they have stuck to light entertainment, but a slew of news and current-affairs programmes are reportedly in the pipeline.
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Adaptations for works like Iain M. Banks' Consider Phlebas, Isaac Asimov's Foundation, and Scalzi's Old Man's War are all in the pipeline.
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Analysts at bank Banorte said the arbitration push by the CFE could lead to a delay in the pipeline going into operation.
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Apple says it has new features and enhancements in the pipeline to help parents control children's use of iPhones and other devices.
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"If metformin turns out not to work, there are several other substances in the pipeline that could be tried," Dr. Barzilai said.
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At the moment, only North Carolina has laws restricting bathroom use in place, though Texas and Illinois have bills in the pipeline.
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Park, 43, and Kim, 48, both have new projects in the pipeline, and Hawaii Five-0 returns to CBS on Sept. 29.
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The first of several stores in the pipeline, a 2,700-square-foot location, opened in New York City's SoHo neighborhood this July.
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During that time, more than 30 transactions worth more than $20 billion have gotten stuck in the pipeline, according to the agency.
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"I am very confident when I look at the market, construction projects and orders we have in the pipeline," Jenisch told reporters.
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Andreessen is close to seeing some of its biggest returns, with Slack, Pinterest and Airbnb all in the pipeline to go public.
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Drugmakers usually offer to sell overlapping assets, either those already on the market or those in the pipeline, to sooth competition worries.
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The government said there are 70 PPP deals in the pipeline for various infrastructure projects which were at various stages of completion.
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For starters, the company wants to help managers and salespeople understand the market better to identify the best prospects in the pipeline.
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There are other nuclear projects in the pipeline, though there's debate as to how Hinkley Point C failing could impact those too.
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"The mere presence of the oil in the pipeline renders the waters religiously impure," Cheyenne River Sioux lawyer Nicole Ducheneaux said Monday.
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To improve diversity, universities have tried to increase the numbers of minority scholars in the pipeline, in part by being more welcoming.
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Across the border Ugandan label Nyege Nyege Tapes launched an extensive vinyl series earlier this year, and has more in the pipeline.
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Another proposal in the pipeline: Allow families to roll over excess 529 money into Roth IRAs, since both have similar tax treatments.
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A "shared research center" for automated driving will be set up while faculty and graduate student exchanges are also in the pipeline.
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Stemcentrx currently has five cancer drug trials in the pipeline, with a focus on attacking the stem cells responsible for creating tumors.
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Without a change, Ex-Im officials say more than 30 transactions worth more than $20 billion will remain stuck in the pipeline.
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" In his State of the Union address in February, he bragged about his judicial appointments, promising, "We have many in the pipeline.
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There are also several all-new S.U.V.s in the pipeline, including a variety of off-road models and hybrids, Mr. Farley said.
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Indonesia currently has 11 operating processing plants with 25 more in the pipeline, according to the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources.
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Six new hotels have been built in the area since the rezoning, with two more under construction and one in the pipeline.
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The competition between projects is fierce in a city where there are 6,000 apartments under construction and 22,000 units in the pipeline.
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But journalists and other gatekeepers are letting themselves off too easily if they don't admit their own role in the pipeline problem.
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Even with the more than 32,000 student beds in the pipeline, the ratio of students to beds is still at around 2.8.
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Enhanced supervision of such markets had been in the pipeline for several years, he said, but Brexit made the proposals more urgent.
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"We look at companies which could be in the pipeline where we could either partner or acquire them in future," said Chopra.
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If they could pay this role dust, we're worried about what they'll say about the amazing projects she's got in the pipeline.
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So much so, in fact, that he said he believes the company already has its "fifth generation of leaders" in the pipeline.
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Yes, yes, yes, not every time, and every stage in the pipeline is multiplied by a stochastic chance of failure, for sure.
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While that has started to subside, Wednesday's ONS figures suggested there could be more short-term pressure in the pipeline for consumer prices.
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"I believe it's a temporary glitch," said Warman of the Chinese market, because there are so many games in the pipeline awaiting approval.
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The studio has been understandably quiet about what it has in the pipeline, given the titanic shift that Endgame is likely to bring.
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"Some of the excuses given by Apple and others — there's not sufficient people in the pipeline, this and that," says investor Tony Maldonado.
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FINRA's chief executive, meanwhile, said many enforcement cases are in the pipeline and that firms should not "read too much" into recent statistics.
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In that post, Bethesda says that, from now on, it'll detail upcoming patch notes quicker so that players know what's in the pipeline.
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He says he and his team have a "lot of cool results in the pipeline," but they can't reveal anything before they're published.
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Wanda's scale, especially after including projects in the pipeline, is comparable to other large global IP companies, such as Simon Property Group, Inc.
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Some Universal parks have already incorporated virtual reality headsets into rides, and engineers hinted that full-fledged holograms were also in the pipeline.
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Protestors who call themselves water protectors fear that a spill or leak in the pipeline would contaminate the river, making the reservation uninhabitable.
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Growth: That combined 29,634 megawatts of capacity under construction or in the pipeline is a 27% year-over-year increase, according to AWEA.
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"It was surprising, a disappointment ... but we have other partners to proceed with, and there are more coming in the pipeline," she said.
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With several more IPOs in the pipeline, some market participants expect IPO sales this year to exceed record $8.5 billion raked in 2010.
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"A lot of accommodation that has been decided already is still in the pipeline and it will work its way through," Hansson said.
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Over the decades, suspicion has only grown about the deals struck by these consultants to gain the nation's cooperation in the pipeline construction.
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So to put that in context, 2017 was our largest volume in the pipeline, meaning the number of companies coming through the system.
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With the industry under pressure to consolidate because of the plunge in oil prices, more mergers are thought to be in the pipeline.
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Eurobank said it has another real estate portfolio for sale in the pipeline comprising a total of 640 smaller properties, dubbed project Star.
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It's the second significant spill in two years in the pipeline that runs from Canada's tar sands region and through seven U.S. states.
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That can be read as an obvious sign that multi-touch products — like Google's spin on the Echo Show — are in the pipeline.
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Keeping enough certified commercial drivers in the pipeline will only become more daunting as demand for long-haul, over-the-road freight increases.
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And White made clear Tuesday that the rules are not in the pipeline because the agency had its hands full with other projects.
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Robert Kasande, permanent secretary for the ministry of energy and mineral development told Reuters investors in the pipeline now wanted a higher tariff.
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While other drugs are still in the pipeline, and we all hope for the best, should we expect success without making major changes?
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In the south of China's far-western Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, 100 such towns are in the pipeline over the next three years.
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Other deals reportedly in the pipeline include fast food operator QSR Brands looking to raise about $500 million and Edra Energy IPO-EDRA.
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We have about half a dozen albums in the pipeline of our older recordings, and Mark and I are also creating new music.
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Wolfe's eyes lit up; such a book was in the pipeline, he told me, and indeed "In Our Time" appeared the following year.
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Right now, his operations are getting bigger than ever before with increasing numbers of visitors, and a new archeology "village" in the pipeline.
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The software lets you see where in the pipeline sales reps are spending the most time and identify the metrics tied to success.
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Still, Maraganore feels confident that Alnylam's next drug, patisiran, is nearing approval, and the company has a few additional drugs in the pipeline.
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Rebuilding work post-quake has also supported the economy, and expectation is that more stimulus will be in the pipeline over coming months.
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"I don't see more restitutions right now in the pipeline, but it does not mean there will be nothing ever discovered," she said.
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And Ms. Borland said she has encouraged undergraduates to keep in touch with recruiters so they are in the pipeline for future jobs.
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Federal officials said these centers had received two million liters of water and almost one million meals, and more was in the pipeline.
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There are nearly 5,200 more under construction and roughly 6,1703 in the pipeline, according to the Downtown Brooklyn Partnership, a local development corporation.
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That accounts in part for the low number of women who do reach the very top job, because fewer remain in the pipeline.
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Other rules, following Mr. Warshawsky's views, are in the pipeline, including ones adversely impacting older Americans, as The Wall Street Journal recently reported.
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The company has an additional treatment in the pipeline that could treat breast cancer, ovarian cancer, prostate cancer and small-cell lung cancer.
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Last month, Enbridge Inc said it had formed a joint venture with Marathon Petroleum Corp to take a minority stake in the pipeline.
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Mr. Carlson said he feared that a leak in the pipeline would imperil the groundwater he uses to drink and irrigate his crops.
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Parliament passed a zero carbon bill last year, and there are other measure in the pipeline to limit the impact of climate change.
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However, with regard to sovereign rating downgrades in the pipeline due to the coronavirus, Gill pointed to Middle Eastern economies instead of China.
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They said about 24,000 refugees had a formal assurance of help from a settlement agency, while another 175,000 in the pipeline did not.
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Judging by the very first pictures of the collection, the lipsticks, which have been in the pipeline for two years, look brilliantly pigmented.
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Of those, 10 children are currently in the pipeline to reunite with their parents in their countries of origin, according to court documents.
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By his group's calculations, $80 billion of wind industry investment is in the pipeline for the United States over the next few years.
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The 82-year-old agency has more than 85033 transactions worth more than $20 billion stuck in the pipeline, according to the agency.
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At the moment I have a lot of projects in the pipeline: a new book, which is going to be launched very soon.
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How much of the order is bluster and how much it signals a set of significant policy changes in the pipeline is unclear.
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Siemens has highlighted weakness at both the Power and Gas and the Process Industries divisions, indicating that restructuring was potentially in the pipeline.
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There are several candidates in the pipeline, it's only a matter of time until we have a cryptocurrency backed ETF (exchange-traded fund).
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The deals could be valued as much as $250 billion, though some have been long in the pipeline and many are non-binding.
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While rewardStyle is mum about what major new features are in the pipeline, expect to see an acceleration of the shift to mobile sales.
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The attorney general's office has been investigating potential wrongdoing in the pipeline bid for more than a year, but has not presented any charges.
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"Those are in the pipeline, and we hope they will be delivered to Afghanistan, to our national security and defense forces, soon," Mosazai said.
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The main focus of obesity drugs in the pipeline currently are called GLP-21R receptor agonists, which work in the brain to regulate hunger.
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Cruise's Vogt said the next generation of hardware and software and sensors in the pipeline can help address these issues and will improve performance.
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Shanghai Disneyland and Nanchang Wanda will soon have plenty of new rivals; 59 theme parks are currently in the pipeline in China, Euromonitor said.
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It's not just Shanghai Disneyland: Another 60 theme parks are in the pipeline, threatening the iconic Hong Kong playgrounds of Disneyland and Ocean Park.
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The commission also said more regulation was needed in the pipeline sector, sending shares of pipeline operator APA Group down 3 percent on Friday.
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As you can imagine, there are plenty of new products in the pipeline, including updates to Hydro Flask staples we already know and love.
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U.S. data in the pipeline includes the initial estimate of first-quarter gross domestic product growth on Thursday, which is expected to be weak.
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And obviously Google just launched theirs, and I'm sure Apple has one in the pipeline because I think that you can't miss that market.
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She wants the bureau to follow through on "several enforcement actions in the pipeline" targeting companies that violate fair lending rules, these people said.
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North Carolina is the only state that's actually passed one of the controversial "bathroom laws," but ten other states have bills in the pipeline.
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With retail sales on the horizon, and more products in the pipeline, it's an interesting company to watch in the world of natural science.
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"We are already helping 5 people a month within a few months of launching and have many more in the pipeline," Robinson tells me.
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The biggest Mexican carmaker is Nissan, and the newest plants belong to Audi and Kia, with big BMW and Toyota plants in the pipeline.
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The analysts stated they remain cautious concerning the prospects of European equities given downside risks to growth globally, highlighting macroeconomic uncertainty in the pipeline.
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We have a machine learning model that can recognize any breaks in the pipeline that's being downloaded to run on the DJI drone itself.
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One feature in the pipeline is a tool called "shared spaces," which will let users create sub-accounts that can be shared with friends.
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"We lost production due to downtime, therefore we felt that we are better off barging than putting our crude in the pipeline," he said.
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He said that between projects either in the pipeline or in progress, we should soon see a significant ramp of projects like this one.
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As well as routes from Perth to London, flights are also in the pipeline to run from Sydney to Chicago and Melbourne to Dallas.
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Right now we have 12 deals in the pipeline, according to Renaissance Capital, which manages the Renaissance Capital ETF, a basket of recent IPOs.
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He did not dive into what those changes might be, but VP Mike Pence backed him up and said changes are in the pipeline.
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"We have a lot in the pipeline — we are moving into the U.K. this year and slowly moving into the U.S market," says Bartle.
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"We have a number of licences in the pipeline right now," Kholifey said in an interview, adding that interest mainly came from regional institutions.
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"There are already 14 cases nationwide in the pipeline, two of which are currently at the Supreme Court of the United States," he said.
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Siemens has highlighted weakness at both the power and gas division and the process industries division, indicating that restructuring was potentially in the pipeline.
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The company teased the launch of the new U series smartphones last month, hinting at the "For U" personalization it had in the pipeline.
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It's a tiny fraction of total hotel space, demand for which continues to grow with around 6,500 rooms in the pipeline, according to PwC.
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The bank now has only two confirmed board members, one short of the three needed to approve larger transactions that are in the pipeline.
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Plus, while there are already three awesome shades to pick from, our friends at Vans say there are more color options in the pipeline.
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HD has also indicated it plans a full electric pivot, with additional e-motorcycles in the pipeline, as well as e-bicycles and scooters.
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Because of the long wait caused by new screenings, dozens of immigrant recruits already in the pipeline were discharged or had their contracts canceled.
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The United States has largely stayed out of the controversy, although sanctions it has imposed on Russia could make investment in the pipeline difficult.
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"When they came into the Street for underwriting the sponsors got very good terms," the second banker said of the deals in the pipeline.
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Ms. Hadid's professional journey started late but gathered momentum, culminating with 36 projects under construction or in final drawings, and others in the pipeline.
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However, with a big tax cut in the pipeline, commentators have questioned whether a Republican Congress will be able to pass a spending plan.
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But an investor in the pipeline project who asked not to be identified said officials were trying to figure out what to do next.
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This year's funding increases help ensure that dedicated scientists will remain in their labs and research already in the pipeline will continue without disruption.
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There are no other drugs in the pipeline that will get here in time for Jacob and this generation of boys living with DMD.
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And there are still so many more new designer apples I haven't tried, including a handful of varieties that are still in the pipeline.
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The lenders have also been spared the headache of hiking the risk weight applied to mortgages immediately, although tougher rules are in the pipeline.
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"It is natural to expect that here will be spillover from the trade tensions to FDI — that is still in the pipeline," he said.
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Roughly three dozen projects, valued at around $22019 billion, are underway or in the pipeline in one of the country's largest continuing downtown redevelopments.
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Some origination and syndicate bankers in Hong Kong and Singapore will be staying for a while to execute deals in the pipeline before leaving.
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This means that it's hard to justify claims that the trade war, at least what's currently in the pipeline, will cause a global recession.
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But there's also a big chunk of the produce that we are donating because we're investing in the pipeline between farms and food banks.
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Midtown West and the Financial District rounded out the top three areas, and half of all new construction in the pipeline will be downtown.
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When I told him about my interest in the pipeline explosion, Montricher responded with a four-page memo addressing the viability of the legend.
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The two countries have imposed tit-for-tat tariffs on a combined $100 billion of products since early July, with more in the pipeline.
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"There were several challenging issues in the pipeline beyond the 737 Max problems," said Jeffrey Sonnenfeld, a professor at the Yale School of Management.
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Counterterrorism officials are trying to resolve the case of a Qaeda suspect being held in Yemen and have other similar cases in the pipeline.
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Sixteen communities across the country are working on neighborhood revitalization projects patterned after East Lake, and another 30 are in the pipeline, Cousins said.
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Despite promising young players in the pipeline, they still look unprepared to challenge — at least any time soon — the stocked and stoked Red Sox.
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Of those, only 18 children are currently in the pipeline to reunite with their parents in their countries of origin, according to court documents.
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The company said it currently has more than 100 Holiday Inn Express hotels under the Franchise Plus model either in the pipeline or open.
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Now, there are some two dozen approved products, with more in the pipeline as hemophilia's potentially rich returns lure companies to pursue new approaches.
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For the buyers of an estimated 19 million barrels of contaminated crude stuck in the pipeline and loaded on tankers, it's a $113 billion question.
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Davies added that the bank is seeing a slowdown in the pipeline of loan applications for investment as businesses wait on the outcome of Brexit.
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There is a sizable list of companies in the pipeline and they are ready to go public as long as the stock market remains stable.
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He added that he was expecting 35 initial public offerings (IPO) on the IDX by the end of 2018, "with 32 already in the pipeline".
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For the buyers of an estimated 19 million barrels of contaminated crude stuck in the pipeline and loaded on tankers, it's a $1.2 billion question.
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Sony, however, is doubling down on sports, saying also that multi-view is one of several new features in the pipeline aimed at sports fan.
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Westergren says some of these features are in the pipeline, but right now Pandora is focused on the masses and keeping Premium easy to use.
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The two friends will play sisters with very different personalities in the film, which has been in the pipeline for a couple of years now.
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Civil partnerships are not on the statute books either, but legislation is in the pipeline to make them legal for same-sex (and other) couples.
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But these were probably in the pipeline anyway, given improving demand, says Matt Gardner, from the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, a think-tank.
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While the MiniMed 670G is the first automated insulin delivery device on the market, other devices are in the pipeline — some with even more automation.
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We've got great innovation in the pipeline, new iPhones that will incentivize you and other people that have iPhones today to upgrade to new iPhones.
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So far, indie band Forests and soul singer Tim De Cotta are among those who have graced the stage, with plenty more in the pipeline.
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She has managed to avoid rate hikes in 2016, despite projections released at the end of last year indicated four moves were in the pipeline.
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Apple says it has new products in the pipeline to revive growth Before becoming CEO, Cook was known for his management of Apple's supply chain.
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Barua said several other large solar plants are in the pipeline in Bangladesh, after receiving government approval, with a few at advanced stages of construction.
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On the flip side, mobile episodes would make for impressive bonus content to tease upcoming seasons or the five spinoffs HBO has in the pipeline.
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Products in the pipeline "coming soon" include a flexible phone with a curved or foldable screen, a modular rugged phone, and a friggin' transparent phone.
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Further, most drugs in the pipeline target so-called Gram-positive bacteria, a group that includes the well-known superbug methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA).
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Yet the Solar Energy Industries Association reports three times that much is already in the pipeline, even before considering new orders that may be placed.
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Trump has already hit China with tariffs of $85033 billion — a move that China matched — with another round of tariffs $16 billion in the pipeline.
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The Czech Republic stopped receiving Russian crude oil shipments via the Druzhba pipeline as a supply problem caused by contaminated oil in the pipeline spread.
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The company launched its first Indian original series, Sacred Games, in July this year and already has half a dozen new shows in the pipeline.
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Underlying inflation, holding steady at 1.3 percent last month, is also a worry for policymakers as there is hardly any price pressure in the pipeline.
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Sibanye said three months ago that layoffs were in the pipeline as it embarked on restructuring talks, mandated by law, with unions and the government.
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Total bans on abortion and certain abortion methods are in the pipeline, as well as bans on abortion after a pregnancy reaches a certain point.
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We have follow-on solutions in the pipeline which are very much along the same theme, helping firms to deal with the impact of regulation.
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YPFB said that raising its current 12% stake in the pipeline would allow it to negotiate directly with natural gas distribution companies and private industry.
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UK construction firms have almost a third less work in the pipeline than a year ago, according to an annual survey of subcontractors in June.
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Plenty of new features are in the pipeline, including positional tracking and movement, but Cole admitted he wants to expand his company's range of programming.
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The MilaWoe project, which aims to transform a reclaimed fridge into a work station complete with computer and 3D printer, is next in the pipeline.
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City Hall announced that nearly 53,000 affordable apartments were saved or put in the pipeline for construction during the past two and a half years.
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With few new medicines in the pipeline, the United Nations says resistant infections could claim 10 million lives globally by 2050, exceeding deaths from cancer.
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By 10AM, the team starts filming: first, it's the daily vlogs that go up on YouTube, then it's whatever else they've got in the pipeline.
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In the pipeline of new residential projects, there could be a renewed focus on full-time residents, with a mix of smaller, comparatively affordable units.
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With dozens of new lifesaving gene therapies in the pipeline for approval, PwC researchers say the next decade could bring a tsunami of high prices.
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It gives me pause that so much content seems to be ready in the pipeline, especially with reports of overworked employees at places like Epic.
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Some of these cases were in the pipeline before Trump assumed the presidency, but he has made clear that these denials will grow, not subside.
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"Retail sales posted a robust increase in July, suggesting that some recovery in consumer spending is in the pipeline," Andrew Wishart of Capital Economics said.
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There are about $30 billion worth of deals stuck in the pipeline at the Ex-Im Bank, which has been without a quorum since 2015.
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Dated September 27, that report said 32 children had been reunified with parents in their countries of origin, and 27 more were in the pipeline.
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During the presidential campaign, about six months before his surprising victory, Mr. Trump told The Times that he had about 120 deals in the pipeline.
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Presumably he'll work with content and manufacturing partners, as well as the retail sales for Google's Cardboard device and whatever else is in the pipeline.
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Along with the movie trilogy, Gimple recently told The Hollywood Reporter that new TV shows, specials, and "high-quality digital content" are also in the pipeline.
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Pointing to continued manufacturing recovery, unfilled orders of core capital goods - a proxy for production in the pipeline - increased 0.5 percent, a seventh consecutive monthly advance.
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"What investors really want is sustainability in terms of economic growth," Azurin said, adding the government needed to roll out contracts that are in the pipeline.
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Harley Davidson has also indicated it plans a full pivot to electric, with additional e-motorcycles in the pipeline, as well as e-bicycles and scooters.
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So could some of the other synthetic and lab-grown meat products in the pipeline from the likes of Memphis Meats, Modern Meadows, or Mosa Meat.
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Furthermore, county election boards that all have Republican-appointed majorities have rejected many of McCrory's challenges so far, though he still has more in the pipeline.
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Advanced Micro Devices has new products in the pipeline, setting 2019 up to be a "big year" for the company, CEO Lisa Su told CNBC Wednesday.
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Management recently announced six retail projects for 2019 and there are likely more in the pipeline with, importantly, fierce opposition to selling the brand in outlets.
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In order to comply with the legislation, CalPERS would have to sell off shares in the pipeline builder Dakota Access LLC and Energy Transfer Partners ETP.
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Pinterest and Zoom made a big splash in their debuts to public markets, while other unicorns like Uber and Slack, among others, sit in the pipeline.
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You might feel like it's too soon to think about the Game of Thrones spinoffs HBO has in the pipeline, but consider this counterpoint: It's not.
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Their channel checks suggested the core Sales Cloud product for managing sales leads had not seen a slowdown and that major deals were in the pipeline.
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Cramer was inspired by Disney's conference commentary on Wednesday when the company said it saw no consumer slowdown and that it has films in the pipeline.
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Big public-private partnership projects have been announced, or are in the pipeline, in port infrastructure, toll roads, high-speed rail, LNG terminals and public transport.
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What's next: "This shows that we need to intervene far, far earlier in the pipeline than intuitions would suggest," says Jack Clark, policy director at OpenAI.
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Three years later, the firm has grown to a portfolio of 27 companies, up from just 11 in 2014, with many more deals in the pipeline.
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With 19 gold medals (and plenty more potential golds in the pipeline), Great Britain is currently sitting in second in the table behind the United States.
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German bank BayernLB in a weekly market report said that coal's decline was undermining power, and that weaker macro-economic figures were also in the pipeline.
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The tech IPO window is open and the companies in the pipeline offer public investors an alternative to owning non-voting shares in money-losing Snap.
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It's already earned $2.4 million in revenue doing six enterprise smart contract audits, and it has 50 customers in the pipeline who'll pay $500K per audit.
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Right now we have two big energy names in the pipeline, a tech unicorn, a construction-related company, and seven or eight smaller companies, mostly biotech.
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If they decline to hear that one too, there are several other cases in the pipeline that could serve as vehicles for overturning or dismantling Roe.
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This gap—known as the treasury inflation protected securities (TIPS) spread—should rise and fall with investors' reckoning of how much inflation is in the pipeline.
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"Once you get sufficient critical mass of U.S. LNG capacity in the pipeline, so to speak, then it disrupts the entire global pricing mechanism," Salisbury said.
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Eli Lilly: Its stock was hit after a medicine it partnered on with Incyte was rejected by the FDA, but Cramer has faith in the pipeline.
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Companies that make parts for augmented reality glasses — including Vuzix, WaveOptics, Lumus and Apple supplier Quanta — all have products in the pipeline for that time frame.
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But NASA has four other X-plane projects in the pipeline, part of a 10-year aviation research program proposed by the Obama administration in February.
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More games in the pipeline Authorities stopped approving licenses for new mobile games in August, preventing Tencent and other companies from making money on new titles.
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It comes as the company has made headlines for blaming a lack of talent in the "pipeline" coming from the public education system, the Journal said.
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Raffat, who was named the best biotech analyst in 2017 by Institutional Investor on Tuesday, believes Allergan is trading like it has nothing in the pipeline.
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Rinde tells me that Huddly already has a second generation of its camera in the pipeline, which will live side-by-side with the current version.
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Many follow-ons in the pipeline for the coming months also involve divestments by the government or state-owned companies, totaling at least 30 billion reais.
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There are also projects from Sam Raimi, Lena Waithe, Lorne Michaels, Scooter Braun, Idris Elba, and a whole bunch of other Hollywood scions in the pipeline.
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It's got a lot of stuff in the pipeline, but let's accept the fact that the biotechs … right now are in some sort of bearish phase.
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Some of the shares offerings planned for the next months were already in the pipeline, but they had to be suspended because of pre-election volatility.
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"All of this suggests that there may not be much President Trump can add to the avalanche of arms already in the pipeline," Mr. Hartung said.
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Although a number of potential vaccines are in the pipeline, the ebbing of the epidemic has made it hard to test their efficacy in the field.
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"At the time of the contract termination there were ample commodity supplies in the pipeline, and distribution was not affected," said Mr. Booher, the agency spokesman.
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Companies like Premier and Vizient are among those that have cooperated with the FDA as it works to recognize trends and possible vulnerabilities in the pipeline.
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But there are so many people in the pipeline that Microsoft faces an 18-month bottleneck getting current employees through the process, a different person said.
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One of NBG's four portfolios in the pipeline, code named Icon, includes 1.5 billion euros ($1.7 billion) of collateralised small business loans that are non-performing.
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Levi's listing is expected to gauge the appetite of US investors as they gear up for a series of big IPOs that are in the pipeline.
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Despite a growing number of deals in the pipeline, they are unlikely to launch quickly given bids are still going in on a majority of them.
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I Squared Capital's investment in the pipeline will reinforce its strategy of investing in high-growth emerging markets, managing partner Adil Rahmathulla said in a statement.
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I Squared Capital's investment in the pipeline will reinforce its strategy of investing in high-growth emerging markets, managing partner Adil Rahmathulla said in a statement.
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It also mentioned new efforts in the pipeline that could help reduce tobacco use, including cigarette packs that will have graphic warning labels by June 2021.
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Tens of thousands of refugees are in the pipeline for arrival to the United States, many with applications far along in the approval and vetting process.
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The attorney general's office has been investigating potential wrongdoing in the pipeline bid for more than a year, but has not present any charges so far.
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The company has 12 buildings in the pipeline and plans to expand to 40 buildings in New York by March, cofounder and CMO Yael Shemer said.
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Some Paul, Weiss partners said they had raised concerns internally about the lack of diversity in the pipeline in the years before the announcement in December.
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R. Neelakandan, a spokesman for the Chennai water board, said feasibility studies were underway on new water sources and a new desalination plant was in the pipeline.
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Perhaps more worrying for Apple is the growing murmurs that the company does not have a product in the pipeline that will do much to rejuvenate growth.
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Independence-X said it has a launch provider in the pipeline and is working on finalizing the process with an intention of making an announcement in January.
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Alibaba Cloud opened a data center in Sydney last year and further expansion in sectors such as travel and digital entertainment are in the pipeline, Zhou said.
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For the buyers of an estimated 19 million barrels of contaminated crude which is stuck in the pipeline and loaded on tankers, it's a $1.2 billion question.
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The airline operates 56 Airbus planes and conducts 385 flights daily within Vietnam and overseas, with dozens more planes in the pipeline with both Airbus and Boeing.
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In the past, Samsung used the Note line to roll out the most advanced features it had in the pipeline before bringing them to its flagship phones.
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The report says that these features are in advanced testing with the internal version of Snapchat, but they aren't in the pipeline for a near-term release.
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Yet since neither party breaks from the regressive changes to benefits policy that are in the pipeline, the poorest Britons seem certain to suffer big income cuts.
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Beijing will likely respond to the economic impact of the coronavirus with even more monetary and fiscal stimulus on top what what is already in the pipeline.
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"In the current situation, all EU law continues to apply and also we need to continue to prepare for EU law that's in the pipeline," Maijoor said.
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The Quontic program is barely a few months old and has closed just seven loans in New York and Miami, but there are more in the pipeline.
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It is starting small, with 255 prefabs in southeast London, but has another 21 in the pipeline for the capital and plans to gradually expand the program.
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The company said further reductions could be in the pipeline at Rustenburg, which has a labor force of 133,000, as the company struggled to return to profitability.
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The Model Y is just one of many projects in the pipeline for Tesla, which also launched a Tesla Semi and a new Roadster in recent months.
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Global miner and commodities trader Glencore plans to invest more than $1.1 billion to sink three copper mine shafts in Zambia, with more investments in the pipeline.
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Dexcom and Insulet both make devices to help diabetes patients, and pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly has a well-developed diabetes franchise with more treatments in the pipeline.
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China may have more than 600 initial public offerings (IPOs) in the pipeline after a change to a "registration-based" system from one that required regulators' approval.
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Even slight leakage in the pipeline would contaminate the water source, which accounts for about one-third of the nation's irrigation and 1.8 million people's drinking water.
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We have tons of amazing guest designers in the pipeline — right now we're launching with Peter Som and Claire V — that we'll be rolling out post-launch.
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Nonetheless, loan bankers are looking forward to some jumbo transactions that are in the pipeline, including those for AusGrid, China National Chemical Corp and Malaysia's Petroliam Nasional.
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Yet the stories about his time in Ukraine were becoming a distraction for the Trump campaign and, it seems, there may have been more in the pipeline.
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"The confidence in the pipeline and potential for accelerated growth beginning in 2020 is contributing to the positive share price reaction," Edward Jones analyst Ashtyn Evans said.
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Government officials have raised the possibility of bringing forward contracts already in the pipeline, such as an order for high-speed trains for the Paris-Milan route.
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Deals in the pipeline include Carlyle's €10.1bn carve-out of Akzo Nobel's specialty chemicals business and Blackstone's US$20bn carve-out of Thomson Reuters Financial & Risk division.
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Marketing arms are common in the pipeline industry and most of the top 10 largest U.S. pipeline operators have already established their own marketing or trading arms.
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It also has more Australian projects in the pipeline with a gross development value of A$800 million, including a A$500 million residential project in Sydney.
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Previous research has shown the biggest "leak" in the pipeline, so to speak, happens to women applying to post-doctoral positions after receiving their PhD, says Dutt.
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And while EV batteries can last for up to 20 years, the potential battery waste in the pipeline as EV sales grow year over year is enormous.
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Earlier this year, U.S. authorities threatened sanctions against companies that take part in the pipeline, although there has been no sign the White House will follow through.
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IBM's global head of IoT business Harriet Green said she has four to five big deals in the pipeline with Asian firms involved in manufacturing and robotics.
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More buildings are in the pipeline for Singapore, with Bangkok up next, WeWork Managing Director of Southeast Asia Turochas "T" Fuad told CNBC's Dan Murphy on Wednesday.
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Marketing arms are common in the pipeline industry, and most of the top 10 largest U.S. pipeline operators have already established their own marketing or trading arms.
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Stuttgart-based Porsche now has "many new products in the pipeline" to set the course for future growth, Blume told a gathering of reporters late on Monday.
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State economic development officials worry that if they designate the wrong areas as Opportunity Zones, they could end up subsidizing investments that were in the pipeline anyway.
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Eisner knows the on-demand media landscape as well as anyone: Tornante produces an animated series for Netflix and has other projects in the pipeline for Amazon.
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Hotel chains like Even, which has six hotels and five in the pipeline with rooms starting around $199 a night, are doing more than offering fitness options.
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This year has 21 races around the world, with Vietnam the latest all-new entrant due to debut in 2020 and additional races waiting in the pipeline.
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More than 25,000 refugees from Somalia, one of the poorest, hungriest, war-torn countries on earth, were in the pipeline to be resettled in the United States.
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There are literally close to a million people in the federal government who are in the pipeline to get their permanent clearance and are on temporary status.
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Google is still competing in smart home tech, live-streaming, and augmented reality, and I'm sure they have a lot of exciting ideas still in the pipeline.
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Vietnam's loan volumes have already surged to US$2228.1bn from 22019 deals year to date, while another half dozen transactions totalling US$20163bn are in the pipeline.
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That's only partially the fault of Trump's deregulatory initiatives, but his team has a lot more deregulatory initiatives in the pipeline that will make things even worse.
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And it comes when bankers and analysts in the sector had already questioned whether the next wave of projects in the pipeline would pass muster with investors.
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For a long time, a malaria vaccine has been the holy grail pursuit of public health research, and there are dozens of other candidates in the pipeline.
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According to Amber Rudd, the minister for energy and climate change, there is already enough onshore wind capacity built or in the pipeline to meet the government's targets.
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Grindelwald made a special appearance in the first film and will likely be central not only to its sequel, but to the remaining three movies in the pipeline.
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There are more in the pipeline: Wish has taken this idea to the next level by targeting value shoppers not only in the U.S. but across the globe.
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"Machine operators, for example, who have learned to run machinery that is not yet in use in Hungary but the investment is already in the pipeline," Kovacs said.
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The Fed currently has two governor vacancies, potentially three more in the pipeline and the central bank's Chair, Janet Yellen, is due to step down in February 2018.
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Added to that, Social Capital, a VC renowned for backing innovative businesses, is an investor, which itself hints that there may be more advanced plans in the pipeline.
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Also in the pipeline: offline capabilities for Paper's mobile apps and localization features for the apps (the company just added support for 21 new languages to Paper's website.)
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If that sounds like a lot, this team is only getting started, with another eatery dropping in the coming weeks and still more undisclosed projects in the pipeline.
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Many of his coauthors have received funding or consulting fees from other cell therapy companies with T cell products in the pipeline including Novartis, Gilead, and Arsenal Biosciences.
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By my count, based on a series of conversations with investment bankers, there are probably at least another dozen deals of meaningful size being negotiated in the pipeline.
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You have to root out the bias, discrimination, and harassment that are still widespread at every stage in the pipeline, but particularly in the business and technology industries.
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India's Central Electricity Authority sees no need to build more coal-burning plants during the next decade besides those already in the pipeline, because so many are underused.
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Despite this, the ADB has no coal-power projects in the pipeline and the last coal-power project it was involved with was back in 2013, said Zhai.
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France and Germany agreed on a similar project last year—the Future Combat Air System, or SCAF—and America's big defence contractors will have planes in the pipeline.
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It is one of few debt issues in the pipeline in the Gulf region after business slowed sharply during the holy month of Ramadan, which ended last week.
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The media landscape may be changing — especially since multiple mergers are in the pipeline — but billionaire investor Mario Gabelli is still finding plenty of opportunity within the space.
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Ultimately Cramer found Newell Brands a cheap consumer goods stock with a 14.5 percent long-term growth rate, great management and fabulous cost-saving catalysts in the pipeline.
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More is in the pipeline: banks are exploring, for example, how blockchain technology might align the flow of data and money more closely with the flow of goods.
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Nutanix filed its original prospectus in December, and then delayed going public in the first quarter amid a stock market swoon that scared off everyone in the pipeline.
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Ultimately Cramer found Newell Brands a cheap consumer goods stock with a 14.5 percent long-term growth rate, great management and fabulous cost-saving catalysts in the pipeline.
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With a much-anticipated critical edition of Hitler's hateful screed in the pipeline, it's worth revisiting how the French translation endured decades of dubious sales, editing and censorship.
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Sources in Kurdistan said there was no drop in pressure in the pipeline, indicating there is no damage, and added there were signs that flows could resume sooner.
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The 25 loans had been in the pipeline from 2016 to 2017 but only reached financial closure in the first and second quarters of last year, she said.
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Russia allows no more than 6 parts per million (ppm) of organic chloride content in oil, while the levels in the pipeline had soared to 150-250 ppm.
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But Wang noted there are still many infrastructure projects in the pipeline, and it is a relatively easy sector for the government to inject stimulus if it chooses.
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Over the next four years around £20 billion of roadworks and £50 billion of rail contracts are in the pipeline, says Michael Dall of Barbour ABI, a consultancy.
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Also in the pipeline are probes into Google's behaviour in other online services, digital advertising and Google's use of content from other sites (for things like Google News).
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So far this year, there are no reported funds in the pipeline that are anywhere close to the record $8 billion launch of Michael Gelband's ExodusPoint last year.
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We have a number of additional diagnostic tests in the pipeline that have the potential to change the way we diagnose and treat infections and monitor chronic diseases.
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Mr. Piecyk said that Apple was also increasing its spending on research and development — a sign of new products in the pipeline beyond simple updates of existing ones.
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The backlog means that all of the immigration judges this administration has hired were actually selected by the previous administration, already in the pipeline when Sessions took over.
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The outage in the pipeline, which connects the refining hub on the Gulf Coast to the East Coast, squeezed supplies and led to higher prices in the Southeast.
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"The idea of leaving Europe, leaving the euro has never been in the pipeline," Salvini told reporters on the sidelines of a rally near Matera, in southern Italy.
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Over a dozen more live-action remakes of Disney animated films are in the pipeline, and they'll be released at the approximate rate of one film per year.
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"Right to Try" laws have passed in thirty-one states and promise very early access to barely-tested drugs, and there is a federal version in the pipeline.
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With Genesis hinting at a whole slew of new models in the pipeline, we'll most likely see some version of this gorgeous concept car in the near future.
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With seven bars and eateries to their credit, plus another in the pipeline, restauranteur Daniel Crespi and chef Mikael Einarsson might well be Stockholm's most ambitious culinary duo.
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Already, some teams make forecasts by comparing completed stories over time to those in the pipeline, which is a relatively straightforward way to derive value from existing data.
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The song went on to soundtrack a huge Samsung campaign, and in a subsequent interview, Liz mentioned even more unreleased music in the pipeline, written with A.G. Cook.
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Trump or no Trump, we have a long list of many others willing to deal with the EU, and about 20 more trade deals already in the pipeline.
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"We will set records in terms of the number of judges," Mr. Trump said at the White House recently, adding that many more nominees were in the pipeline.
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It has launched a subscription digital magazine chock-full of stats and do-it-yourself handicapping methods with more specialized products — N.B.A. packets, for example — in the pipeline.
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If IQOS receives federal approval, Altria will have sole distribution rights to sell it in the U.S. Philip Morris has another heat-not-burn product in the pipeline.
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The French government is putting up a brave face on all that, ready not to yield on labor market reforms and other politically flammable issues in the pipeline.
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IHG has 443 hotels in Greater China under different brands, and has another 397 in the pipeline, according to its website here It operates four hotels in Wuhan.
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In talks throughout this summer, Parnas and Fruman allegedly told Ukrainian officials and others that Giuliani was a partner in the pipeline business, a source told the WSJ.
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The central bank last trimmed its key rate to 7.25 percent in March, saying more cuts were in the pipeline as inflation hovered below its four-percent target.
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Since inception, the program has provided 100 grants totaling more than $5 million through which 36 businesses to date have opened and another 33 are in the pipeline.
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As for companies in the pipeline that are currently worth $1 billion or more, Tiger leads with 27, followed by Sequoia at 21 and Andreessen Horowitz at 20.
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There are plans in the pipeline for at least 300 new apartments in eight-story buildings to be constructed on a rise by the entrance to the settlement.
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But the Labor Department has at least one more high-profile regulation in the pipeline: A plan to expand the number of employees who qualify for overtime pay.
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Braun tweeted in reaction to the Hollywood Reporter&aposs article, quipping "The future is We." The TV series is the latest in the pipeline of WeWork projects announced.
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The Engel Burman Group has 15 Bristal assisted living complexes on Long Island, in Westchester and in Bergen County, N.J., with more in the pipeline, Mr. Krieger said.
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HV: I'm wondering if there's going to be other kinds of announcement like this in the pipeline, because everyone knows that there's a budget shortfall at the museum.
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It is also the driving force behind a new initiative to engage health care investors about how reimbursement policies are fueling funds for new treatment options in the pipeline.
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Because Snap is one of the only major IPOs in the pipeline, bankers are "struggling to generate fees" and "have little room to push for more, " the Journal said.
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Apple needs a new product, as iPhone sales slow and drag the company's stock lower, and it has three possible winners in the pipeline already, according to HSBC analysts.
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Research to show that the greatest leak in the pipeline for women scientists occurs in the graduate school and postdoc years, when women are most likely to have babies.
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"There are already 14 cases nationwide in the pipeline, two of which are currently at the Supreme Court of the United States," the group's executive director Randall Marshall said.
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Also in the pipeline is the world's largest 750 MW solar power station in the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh, which is expected to start operations by 2017.
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AB: This is such a great question, because the issue of tribal sovereignty, which is just as important as the environmental hazard, is getting lost in the pipeline story.
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A recent Reuters piece, for example, drew attention to Craig Wright's holding company EITC Holdings limited, suggesting a total of 400 or so new patent applications in the pipeline.
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Looking at the larger picture, he said what matters most is that the company operates in great markets, offers great opportunity geographically and packs fantastic opportunity in the pipeline.
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A live-action series from Jon Favreau is on the way, and there are undoubtedly more sequels and standalone films in the pipeline that have yet to be announced.
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So, at any point, the challenge in venture capital is to choose the most favorable deal in the current set of deals in the pipeline, which will soon change.
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And indeed, Snap is famously secretive, and very likely to kick off a number of projects of this ilk prior to putting them in the pipeline for full production.
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The source, who asked not to be named, said Arison Holdings would be open to talks with other potential investors, although he said there was nothing in the pipeline.
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The Fantastic Beasts movies are raking in hundreds of millions of dollars, so there's every reason to believe that plenty more Potterverse projects will join them in the pipeline.
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The type of oil in the pipeline, however, makes pinpointing the size of the spill more difficult than usual, worrying local environmental groups and landowners about its environmental effects.
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National governments and local authorities are set to benefit economically from investment and employment in the pipeline, but politicians and military experts have raised issues related to European security.
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It's not Netflix's first foray into French-language original programming: there's already The Eddy, Osmosis, Marseille seasons 1 and 2, some standup comedy and more series in the pipeline.
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His financial agencies are implementing the president's deregulatory agenda with an ambitious strategy that includes pressuring budgets, halting rules in the pipeline, revised enforcement policies and other bureaucratic tools.
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In July, Washington repeated a warning to Western firms invested in the pipeline that they were at risk of sanctions, saying Moscow was using the project to divide Europe.
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And this cap on U.S. equities happened especially at a time when European and Japanese equities had much better growth potential through more monetary policy easing in the pipeline.
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The patient shortage might not be a good sign for projects in the pipeline, but it is encouraging for those who take a dim view of proton therapy's rise.
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Next in the pipeline is Pinterest, which dropped its S-1 last week and revealed a path to profitability that is sure to garner support from Wall Street investors.
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Melanie Nezer, senior vice president for public affairs of HIAS, told reporters that the refugee resettlement agency is trying to reassure its clients who are already in the pipeline.
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As for Thalmic's upcoming products, the company isn't specifying what they are; instead, it just notes that they are "in the pipeline," and that it will "share more soon."
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"The aim of the fund would be to finance 4 trillion rupiah worth of infrastructure projects currently in the pipeline," director of PT Bandha Investasi Anneta Hasan told Reuters.
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Complicating matters further, parts of Mexico have also been hit by fuel shortages, partly due to theft via illegal taps in the pipeline network of state oil company Pemex.
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Data unveiled on Wednesday by Baco Bague showed 288 entities approved, signed and in the pipeline for development under Act 20 in the first five months of this year.
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Sarepta also has ten additional drugs in the pipeline that target the broader DMD population, one of which is in phase 2 trials and another is in phase 1.
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Intel has five 5G trials with global service providers and 15 more in the pipeline, Chief Executive Officer Brian Krzanich said on a post-earnings conference call in July.
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With thousands more in the pipeline, said Sam Rashkin, chief architect of the building technologies office, the department expects to certify roughly 1,000 this year and 23,000 in 2017.
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So far, in its first month before officially launching, Ribbon executives say they have $15 million of home transactions in the pipeline and have purchased three homes so far.
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Biogen has two new drugs in the pipeline, including an MS drug it is developing in partnership with Alkermes that could help Biogen maintain its leadership in MS treatment.
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In fact, the new energy infrastructure that is already in the pipeline for the coming years – most importantly coal-fired power plants – will quickly eat up the remaining budget….
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"There's more in the pipeline," he told Reuters during a visit to Israel, adding that technologies dealing with perception and prediction and planning were of particular interest to Toyota.
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There aren't any major updates in the pipeline, but we do have something unique to look forward to when the company launches its cardboard-based Labo system in April.
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Morgan Stanley will honor any approved recruitment offers made and in the "pipeline" by June 16 for brokers who are set to join the firm on or before Sept.
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New accessories are also in the pipeline, as are additional software improvements to build on the great work the company has done with the Essential Phone's camera to date.
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Coates, the University of Saskatchewan professor, said indigenous participation in the pipeline could allow Trudeau's Liberals to retain more urban votes that will be critical to the election's outcome.
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"The Federal Government has heeded the request of the Sidama people and is following due process which is currently in the pipeline of the National Electoral Board," she said.
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Also in the pipeline is a government-managed social-credit system that will rate citizens' trustworthiness by tracking their personal data, from financial information to compliance with traffic rules.
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Tesla might have had too much in the pipeline—the Semi, the revamped Roadster, and the Model Y are all due out next year—to focus on this truck.
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The total is up from 455 towers in the pipeline in 2016, according to research from the industry forum New London Architecture and real estate consultancy GL Hearn. bit.
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The 68-year-old has now raised 2.75 million euros ($3 million) from private investors and, having financed four projects in 18 months, has a fifth in the pipeline.
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Germany and Russia have been at odds since Moscow annexed Crimea, but both countries have a common interest in the pipeline, which will double capacity of the current route.
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Earlier testers hail from industries including healthcare, gig economy and mobility, with "exciting use cases in the pipeline from recruitment to financial services that will launch soon", per Klenk.
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A rebound in oil prices from a two-year slump and prospects of friendlier regulatory and tax policies in the United States are stoking consolidation in the pipeline industry.
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At the risk of being accused of bias, I'll say this: Accel India is a rare Indian fund that had credible exits and more promising exits in the pipeline.
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"This fund could triple the 3,000 homes that Community Land Trusts alone already have in the pipeline," said the Director of the National Community Land Trust Network Catherine Harrington.
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With more topics in the pipeline, Winsor & Newton's Masterclass is set to become the go-to knowledge base for the serious artist and those seeking to perfect their practice.
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However Washington opposes the project, and a spokesman for the U.S. State Department told Reuters on Wednesday that Western firms invested in the pipeline were at risk of sanctions.
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In Guadalajara, Jalisco's capital, a new group devoted to recruiting startups expects to have 10 new companies in the region by year-end, with another 60 in the pipeline.
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Just as women have tended to leave their jobs to care for new babies in their 653s, a second "hole in the pipeline" is appearing around the age of 50.
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That he was discussing with regards to Angela Merkel and this Russian pipeline, this is something that has been in the pipeline for quite some time and has been criticized.
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Those numbers are a bit healthier earlier on in the pipeline: women hold 22016% of hold entry-level positions, 47% of manager positions, and 38% of the senior manager positions.
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"There is scope for activity to accelerate materially over the medium term given the significant growth in the pipeline and its diversity by gateway city and product type," McCann said.
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"PDVSA on Tuesday activated a contingency plan to address a crude leak ... A temporary staple was installed in the pipeline to stop the leak," the company said in a statement.
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BuzzFeed News has reached out to Instagram about possible AI technologies or other user-friendly features for the blind community that may be in the works or in the pipeline.
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There are more than 430 buildings of 20 storeys or more in the pipeline in London, according to a survey earlier this year by New London Architecture, an independent organization.
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Everything else in the pipeline — Wolverine 3, War for the Planet of the Apes, Alien: Covenant — is in pre-production or just doesn't have anything ready for a close-up.
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And because investments in R&D have been so fruitless many large drugmakers have relatively few therapies in the pipeline to drive sales once patents run out on existing drugs.
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Authorities say recent sales could add 211,22017 new private housing units, which will more than double the number of unsold units in the pipeline within the next 216-21 years.
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There are more than 541 buildings of 20 storys or more in the pipeline in London, according to a survey earlier this year by New London Architecture, an independent organization.
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The plan for contaminated crude in the pipeline further west, in Poland and Germany, is that it will be taken off by local refiners, three of the four sources said.
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In October, the faux-Mexican food chain hinted that something new was in the pipeline after someone on Twitter called out Taco Bell for not offering fries on the menu.
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"I think we are cautiously optimistic with respect to Keystone and the projects in the U.S. We are seeing some green shoots of optimism in the pipeline sector," he said.
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More hogs in the pipeline present a demand challenge after China in early April tacked extra tariffs on U.S. pork after Washington imposed higher duties on Chinese steel and aluminum.
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The PPP projects currently in the pipeline are still in the evaluation and tendering phases and construction is only scheduled to begin from 103 onwards, delaying any potential growth impulse.
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And Phoenix Solar has seven to eight more projects in the pipeline in Saudi Arabia, according to Klaus Friedl, managing director for Phoenix Solar Oman, which is executing the projects.
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But there are also promising projects in the pipeline for the next decade, when Senvion and sector peers are looking into double-digit megawatt (MW) offshore turbines across the globe.
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The actress began dating now-husband Justin Theroux after they both starred in the 2012 comedy Wanderlust, and now Theroux has hinted that another project could be in the pipeline.
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Code2040 is doing incredible work, you know, a little bit upwards in the pipeline and really reaching out to minority engineers that are already in technology and helping support them.
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Right now, for instance, there are no spacecraft in the pipeline to replace New Horizons, which means these images of Pluto are the best we'll see for decades, maybe longer.
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The mega star is already the ambassador for more than half a dozen brands, ranging from a bank to a health drink — and there are several more in the pipeline.
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Industrial producer prices signal inflationary pressure early in the pipeline because unless their change is absorbed by intermediaries and retailers, it is transmitted to the final consumer, impacting consumer inflation.
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Advanced technology and innovative solutions for grid challenges exist today, and many more are in the pipeline, allowing for an opportunity for the grid to make a quantum leap forward.
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In 11 other states legislation restricting child marriage is in the pipeline; Arizona, Florida, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey and Pennsylvania are considering blanket bans on marriage for those under 18.
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EXIM acting president Jeffrey Gerrish said in a statement that the bank has nearly $40 billion worth of export deals in the pipeline waiting for approval that can now proceed.
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"As much of the effect of the big March easing package is still in the pipeline, a 'wait and see' stance makes sense," said Holger Schmieding, an economist at Berenberg.
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MERO said oil reaching Czech territory at the moment was of sufficient quality as it was crude that already had been in the pipeline before the contamination was detected upstream.
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Teva, the world's biggest generic drugsmaker, will divest some drugs already on the market and others in the pipeline to address competition concerns by the European Commission, the people said.
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Thus, if there is another generic in the pipeline (and there usually is), by the time the first-to-file typically gets approved, the 180-days period will have passed.
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Amgen — The biotech company was downgraded to "hold" from "buy" at Jefferies, which pointed to the scarcity of potential blockbuster products in the pipeline, drug pricing pressure, and other factors.
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President Donald Trump has previously expressed his disapproval for Nord Stream 2, warning Western companies investing in the pipeline that they are at risk of being hit with U.S. sanctions.
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The volume of US leveraged buyout loans completed in 26.21 so far stood at US$25.03bn on September 4, with US$18bn of loans in the pipeline, the data shows.
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"This is literally just the beginning," Brian Chesky, Airbnb's chief executive, said in November at the Airbnb Open in Los Angeles, where the company's leaders discussed what's in the pipeline.
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It's this confusing moment that suggests a possible Babylon Berlin season 4 — which is "in the pipeline," according to The Guardian – will likely unveil the ultimate battle for Berlin's soul.
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She added that focusing on premium products would help the division, and also said Danone had an "innovation in the pipeline" in that area, but declined to give more details.
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With new shipping and advertising initiatives in the pipeline for Etsy, the pullback in shares of the e-commerce company, is a buying opportunity for the stock, according to Wedbush.
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N), the top two U.S. automakers, have more than two dozen new battery electric vehicles (EVs) in the pipeline, according to their executives and suppliers familiar with the companies' plans.
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An analysis published on Wednesday by the Center for Progressive Reform, a liberal think tank, showed a pattern of delaying regulations in the pipeline since Mr. Trump's inauguration in January.
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The number of listings that have either taken place in the city or are in the pipeline is at its highest level since 1999 for this point of the year.
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The result has been a handful of nice reviews, a couple of Q & A interviews, and a ton of social media posts — and loads more coverage still in the pipeline.
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"There is currently not enough carbon-free energy in the pipeline to replace Indian Point," said Robert Freudenberg, the director of energy and environmental programs for the Regional Plan Association.
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The U.S. has taxes on some $360 billion of Chinese goods, with more in the pipeline, and China has retaliated with tariffs on more than $110 billion of American products.
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But there's been collateral damage from these actions: sharply reduced flow in the pipeline of Iranian talent, a hidden but crucial source of talent for the U.S. high tech industry.
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The key is to avoid a company that has only a few drugs in the pipeline that one day may or may not be approved for use by the FDA.
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But even that explanation has come under scrutiny; officials told CNN there was not a package of sanctions in the pipeline, and that Trump's directive remains a mystery to many.
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That also means the company does not have to disclose how well, or not well, it is performing financially, nor are the identities of partners in the pipeline publicly known.
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But BP, which has an ownership interest in the pipeline, has slowed the reversal over concerns that it could erode the discount on Canadian oil enjoyed by its Whiting refinery.
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But I can feel that a lot of people are holding back if they can and (if) they haven't got the plans in the pipeline, just to wait and see.
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Presenting its interim report on Thursday, the company said that there were several new paperboard projects in the pipeline in Europe at the moment that will affect the product's market balance.
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Newer medications in the pipeline from pharmaceutical giants including Novo Nordisk, AstraZeneca, and Sanofi would improve on the current drugs like Saxenda by making delivery more convenient, effective or potentially safe.
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Meanwhile, Faber has plenty of irons in the fire—guiding his band of fighters competing from his Team Alpha Male stable, along with various TV and apparel projects in the pipeline.
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The euro zone is barely growing this quarter and the ECB has already warned that risks are skewed to the downside, suggesting that more negative news may be in the pipeline.
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Up to 70 billion euros in sales are now in the pipeline, driven by ECB-enforced clean-ups at Monte dei Paschi, Italy's fourth-largest bank, and the two Veneto lenders.
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The escalating furore in Washington over President Donald Trump's links with Russia has struck a damaging blow to hopes in Moscow that a quick deal on sanctions is in the pipeline.
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The programme will reduce advertising spending and store investments, and a plan to lay off nine people is under way too, with more cuts in the pipeline for 2017, they added.
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As investors remain wary of lofty price multiples, other Malaysian IPOs in the pipeline would need to cut their valuations if they stand a chance of launching their offerings, sources said.
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Patty Jenkins' Wonder Woman has been the only film to truly stand on its own, but with two Justice League movies and various other sequels already in the pipeline, Warner Bros.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)Samsung's first shot at a foldable phone is off to a bumpy start, but it appears the company has more plans for the concept in the pipeline.
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When asked whether there were any "revolutionary products" in the pipeline, Dorsey said the company's product is "already revolutionary" and Twitter is focused on improving its core product every single day.
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They also have some product enhancements in the pipeline, including the ability to pay for subscriptions and bills via their app, and other tools to let users make responsible financial decisions.
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"We know a lot more about our customers now, and it's really fueling what we have in the pipeline for beverage innovation," COO Roz Brewer told analysts on the conference call.
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Although dozens of antibiotics and biologics -- medical products made from natural sources -- may be in the pipeline, new drugs have just a 14% chance of gaining approval for use in humans.
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In hospitals that often feel like the inside of spaceships, we're somehow left quantifying how we feel with this thing: There are some interesting ideas already in the pipeline, Grosser notes.
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We'll likely get some updates and trailers from Wonder Woman 1984 and Shazam, but there could be some other updates about the other big DC films that are in the pipeline.
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The oil at the Ust Luga port, for example, could gradually be loaded onto ships mixed with better quality crude but solutions are less obvious for oil still in the pipeline.
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Not much is known about what products will come out of all this, but some form of technology to help guide next-generation vehicles is believed to be in the pipeline.
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It was a stock that was all about two drugs in the pipeline, and a single bad clinical trial result took it down to one in the blink of an eye.
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The federal and Alberta governments both say they could take a stake in the pipeline to keep the project alive, with Alberta's premier saying her province could even buy it outright.
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"What the survey reflects is ongoing optimism about the prospect for ongoing regulatory reform, some of which is well placed in the pipeline, and prospects for serious tax reform," he said.
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That's due, the bank said, to Jiangsu Hengrui's effective drug portfolio, strong capacity in delivering products in the pipeline, its leading position in cancer treatment and a well-established sales team.
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AND THEN THE INNOVATION PIPELINE ACROSS BOTH PERFORMANCE AND SPORTSWEAR, WE'VE NEVER SEEN AS MUCH INNOVATION AS WHAT WE'VE GOT IN THE PIPELINE, UP AND DOWN THE PRICE POINTS AS WELL.
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Fuel in the pipeline — which delivers refined oil from Houston to various points in the eastern United States — will reach its end point in New Jersey by Wednesday, the company estimates.
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We believe the municipal government is likely to regularly inject capital into SCID to support the increasing number of projects in the pipeline as well as the entity's substantial policy role.
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It has not announced firm orders since November but a taste of what is in the pipeline for December came with barely noticed stock exchange filings confirming demand from Chinese lessors.
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The listing is still expected to be South Korea's largest since December 2014, but the lowered ambitions could prompt others to review valuations for IPOs now in the pipeline, analysts said.
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Within days of the tweet, YouTube bailed on the distribution deal to release "Super Size Me 2," and Warrior Poets was no more, as were the other projects in the pipeline.
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Operator Ineos hopes to be able to fix a crack in the pipeline, which can pump around 450,000 barrels per day of crude, within two to four weeks from Dec. 11.
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"Firms would like to have more women in trading and other areas, but there aren't that many women in the pipeline," said Ross Gregory, a director at recruitment firm Proco Commodities.
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Audience Score: 80%The critical and box-office success of the 2017 live-action "Beauty and the Beast" likely led Disney to put a slew of other remakes in the pipeline.
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The government concluded that a buckle in the pipeline cracked and caused the spill due to ground movement on a slope of land over many years, mirroring the company's earlier conclusion.
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Participants at the meeting also told the party they didn't see enough Latinos in the pipeline for future leadership positions, including elected office around the country, according to the meeting notes.
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After signing a deal with Departure Films, a New York-based production company, a reality TV show about the agency—with an emphasis upon its transgender division—is in the pipeline.
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The company announced last year that it has a slew of new titles in the pipeline, making a foray into new genres with yet-to-be announced fighting and adventure games.
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Kuala Lumpur's sugar purchases from India could easily surpass 400,000 tonnes in 2020, as some shipments are still in the pipeline, said a Mumbai-based dealer of a global trading house.
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Now, Uber's deflating I.P.O. ambitions could cast a pall over a flurry of other coming Silicon Valley stock offerings, with the group communications start-up Slack and others in the pipeline.
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"The real meat of the coming term is what's in the pipeline," Trump administration Solicitor General Noel Francisco said at an event organized by the Federalist Society, a conservative lawyers' group.
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"Nobody can skip childhood, not even the gods," he said with a grin from his office, down the hall from Ms. Nee, who has five children's series — five — in the pipeline.
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The White House associate counsel also argued that a temporary pause in funding didn't actually have an on-the-ground impact because U.S. appropriations were already in the pipeline for Ukraine.
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And with a raft of prospects in the pipeline, the Rangers may also seek a younger coaching voice to guide a franchise still seeking its first Stanley Cup title since 1994.
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Co-living developments now account for more than 230,21 beds in cities across the country, with at least another 2000,210 in the pipeline, according to a recent report from Cushman & Wakefield.
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The company ships fire trucks to more than 85033 countries, and Darley said he has deals in the pipeline exceeding that $10 million threshold that would need approval of the board.
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Mr. Hochberg, who was fiercely grilled by Mr. Garrett in congressional hearings, said that $30 billion in deals and 40 major projects were languishing in the pipeline as recently as January.
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But as SAP continues to push its cloud business, which is seen as a large future driver of growth for the company, large acquisitions are not in the pipeline, McDermott said.
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The world's two largest economies have now imposed tariffs on a combined $100 billion of products since early July, with more in the pipeline, adding to risks to global economic growth.
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About 20 to 25 percent of U.S. refining capacity remains offline, creating problems in the pipeline systems that move gasoline and other fuel around the eastern half of the United States.
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The Delta state government, whose revenues are linked to volumes of oil in the pipeline passing through its territory, has been asking Shell when it will resume pumping, promising extra security.
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And the simplest way to detect fraud in the pipeline is to rely on the bright, well-trained men and women who work for the Departments of State and Homeland Security.
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Already the government has compiled a supplementary budget, which will serve as stimulus, and offsetting fiscal measures to cope with the planned sales tax hike next year are in the pipeline.
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Apple's iPhone X may not have wooed Asian consumers during the Lunar New Year holiday — but the company has some new products in the pipeline, according to Rosenblatt Securities' Jun Zhang.
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"I was surprised, because I knew they had interesting compounds in the pipeline," said Dr. Jeff Cummings, director of the Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health in Las Vegas.
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Mr. Simpkins, who was also in the meeting, spoke about his past work in the pipeline industry and questioned whether the country was prepared for an abrupt stop to those projects.
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An estimated $42.2 billion worth of deals are stuck in the pipeline waiting for approval, which could support an estimated 250,000 American jobs, a spokeswoman for the Export-Import Bank said.
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The government has loosened a number of the key strictures imposed on banks and other financial firms in the wake of the 2008 crisis, and more leniencies are in the pipeline.
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The network also has science-fiction series in the pipeline — one from J. J. Abrams and another from the "Avengers" director Joss Whedon — in addition to a "Game of Thrones" prequel.
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There's not much in the way of info at the moment, but the company announced that there are "several" devices currently in the pipeline, with the first units arriving in the fall.
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The other amazing thing is that we have more than a dozen different therapies that are in the pipeline, that are actually being tried in people now to look at more foods.
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It's actually quite surprising to hear Cue and Federighi talk so openly about new stuff in the pipeline; traditionally, Apple aimed to keep even the smallest of details under lock and key.
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