Memory becomes an increasing component in our customer's bill of materials and it needs to keep pace the innovation and memory needs to keep pace with the increased processing capabilities.
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Unfortunately, businesses have failed to keep pace with the hackers.
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It moves so fast that it's impossible to keep pace.
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It is difficult to keep pace with Turkey these days.
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Despite substantial investment, urban infrastructure is struggling to keep pace.
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If funding cannot keep pace, more will receive inadequate treatment.
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It's in the interest of all schools to keep pace.
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Regulators struggled to keep pace with the explosion of drones.
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Chewy is hiring 6,000 employees to keep pace with demand.
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Prices just keep soaring while incomes fail to keep pace.
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This antiquated approach cannot keep pace with today's on-demand economy.
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Gridlock has become common and transit systems struggle to keep pace.
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Technology could barely keep pace with the whims of his charges.
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To keep pace, then, we need radical shifts in business models.
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The city's infrastructure can't keep pace with the e-commerce boom.
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WARNING: current pacification rate insufficient to keep pace with evolutionary modulation.
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Staying in cash will not help you keep pace with inflation.
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Unfortunately, savings habits don't tend to keep pace with wage increases.
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But training has to keep pace with the demand, he said.
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But training has to keep pace with the demand, he said.
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What remains to be seen is if the city can keep pace.
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The rush to report price changes can't keep pace with the reality.
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Barnes & Noble tried (but mostly failed) to keep pace with Amazon (AMZN).
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All clocks keep pace by measuring the time between some repetitive event.
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WHEN education fails to keep pace with technology, the result is inequality.
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Each is a reminder of how hard it is to keep pace.
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Their wage settlements mostly just keep pace with the cost of living.
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To keep pace, the company has been making a number of acquisitions.
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It really depends on whether technological innovations can keep pace with that.
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India's infrastructure hasn't been able to keep pace with its economic growth.
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Sportage gets the improvements it needs to keep pace with the pack.
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Medicine is going digital and regulators are under pressure to keep pace.
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Rents, too, have risen sharply, while incomes have failed to keep pace.
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Right now, events are unfolding so fast it's difficult to keep pace.
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No one could keep pace with Thomas, least of all Tiger Woods.
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By contrast, even high-yield savings will not keep pace with inflation.
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On Tuesday, he said his approach could keep pace with contemporary realities.
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The Solar Orbiter will be able to keep pace with the sun's rotation.
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To keep pace with a growing population, about 140,000 per month are required.
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Even one departing every minute would not keep pace with Earth's population growth.
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AND AGAIN, TO MAKE SURE THAT WE KEEP PACE WITH AN EVOLVING ECONOMY.
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I might actually be able to keep pace with the games coming out??
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For retailers, the failure to keep pace with Amazon comes at a cost.
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To keep pace, it's also added features like voice calls and video conferencing.
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"It's happening so quickly that the government institutions cannot keep pace," she said.
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It also put tremendous economic pressure on the Soviet Union to keep pace.
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To keep pace, we will need to develop new antibiotics to fight them.
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Despite this, avocado growers just haven't been able to keep pace with demand.
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That doesn't keep pace with the volume of antibiotics required to treat livestock.
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For a while, though, it still seemed like Green Bay could keep pace.
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Neither will Rory McIlroy, Jason Day or anyone else wanting to keep pace.
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The coronavirus outbreak has also hampered Sanders' efforts to keep pace with Biden.
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Biden hopes a few recent breaks will help him keep pace with Sanders.
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The civilian machinery won't be able to keep pace with his soaring ambitions.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, meanwhile, is fighting to keep pace in the primary.
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But by the 1980s the store had to keep pace with changing tastes.
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"The right to open court must keep pace with the times," he wrote.
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AT&T fanned out to try to keep pace in this changing climate.
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Corporations need to do more to keep pace with the country's changing demographics.
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Dusky dolphins are fast and will often keep pace with a speeding boat.
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Second, this isn't something we just tossed together to keep pace with our competitors.
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Without three of their starters, the undermanned Clippers couldn't keep pace with the Nuggets.
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Gap must also keep pace with fast-fashion players in the industry like Zara.
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That would help the company keep pace with some budding competition in the space.
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But that is barely enough to keep pace with a growing and ageing population.
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An infantry soldier unable to keep pace can't just drop out of the infantry.
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But recently Nintendo has failed to keep pace with the rise of smartphone gaming.
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Congestion slows cities' breakneck growth: housing and transport infrastructure seldom keep pace with demand.
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Metro systems in Cairo and Tehran have failed to keep pace with urban expansion.
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The retailer has been slow to keep pace with the evolution in the industry.
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These are changing faster than policing methods and techniques can realistically keep pace with.
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But constantly adapt to keep pace with technologies and swift changes in your marketplace.
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Market access is essential for U.S. automakers wanting to keep pace with foreign competitors.
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Nevertheless, Fitch expects loan growth to keep pace with internal capital generation in 0003.
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Organic imports have exploded over the past decade to keep pace with consumer demand.
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It's also intended to help the Pentagon keep pace with changing technology and threats.
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Refineries around the world are now struggling to keep pace with consumption, it says.
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It has also failed to keep pace with rivals, notably Facebook's Instagram and Snapchat.
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Missile defense systems must also be modernized to keep pace with our advancing adversaries.
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The lack of clarity is seriously hampering efforts to keep pace with the disease.
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In order to keep pace, smaller companies are looking for talent in unusual places.
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We struggled to keep pace with each other as we moved by different means.
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Hanyu wanted to keep pace as a jumper, even if he might get hurt.
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The programs cannot keep pace with runaway rents, stagnant wages and vanishing affordable housing.
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Garbage collection services and infrastructure have largely failed to keep pace with rapid development.
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Yet, at the same time, hiring minority front office executives did not keep pace.
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Coast Guard cutters like the Stratton, based in Alameda, are struggling to keep pace.
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Google is certainly hurrying to keep pace, recently introducing its own competing offering in ARCore.
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That's why, to keep pace with its rivals, Verizon brought back unlimited plans in February.
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Chase Anderson will try to keep pace with Greinke when he gets the nod Saturday.
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Meanwhile, Pandora revealed a new Premium subscription on Wednesday to better keep pace with rivals.
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American families are taking on increasing amounts of debt as incomes fail to keep pace.
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It's a field where Suzuki has struggled to keep pace in recent years, experts said.
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But clearly EA is looking to keep pace with Apex's biggest competitors, Fortnite and PUBG.
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It has also failed to keep pace with rivals, notably Facebook Inc's Instagram and Snapchat.
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Funds for ambulance services have risen, but not by enough to keep pace with demand.
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For the Saudis, though, a nuclear programme is a way to keep pace with Iran.
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Or where teams do not have enough warm bodies to keep pace during early voting.
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Demand is failing to keep pace, resulting in a projected global surplus of 264,000 tonnes.
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Yet the cyclical stocks that should be outperforming the average are struggling to keep pace.
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Expanding energy infrastructure to keep pace with the U.S. energy renaissance spells major job opportunities.
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Djoker would have to win two of the next four to keep pace with Nadal.
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In conjunction with regulatory streamlining, we must utilize emerging technologies to keep pace with innovation.
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The feds have argued surveillance expansion is vital to keep pace with anonymization technology.—Motherboard
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Qualcomm's latest Snapdragon 845 chip can't even keep pace with Apple's latest A11 Bionic chip.
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At this point, it's nearly impossible to keep pace with everything being cancelled or postponed.
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Regulators have struggled to keep pace with the growth of technology companies in recent years.
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Throughout, Roxanna Bikadoroff's lively spot illustrations deftly keep pace as the altered words pile up.
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The Ravens must win to keep pace with the Pittsburgh Steelers atop the A.F.C. North.
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New York (CNN Business)Victoria's Secret has struggled to keep pace with shifting consumer tastes.
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In order to keep pace, the runners had to shorten or lengthen their strides accordingly.
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The supply of urban housing, however, has failed to keep pace with the resulting demand.
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Hardaway had too little scoring help for the Hawks to keep pace with the Cavaliers.
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We also need a revitalized consumer movement that can keep pace with the digital age.
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The American import quota got smaller and smaller to keep pace with falling prices worldwide.
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"We had to keep pace with them, and we just failed to do that," Boucher said.
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Tesla (TSLA) missed many production targets and deadlines as it sought to keep pace with demand.
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And that also means that Dropbox has to keep pace with the rest of the market.
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The Sun Devils didn't trail until the second half but couldn't keep pace with Colorado's offense.
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Garbage collection, recycling and other waste infrastructure have largely failed to keep pace with rapid development.
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But greater American investment is needed to update our posture and keep pace with evolving threats.
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This could be a boon for Denver, which has struggled to keep pace with regional growth.
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It will need to build up to 2300,000 new homes each year just to keep pace.
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Technology markets move fast, so this strategy can help a company keep pace with changing times.
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In effect, this meant that the phone occasionally struggled to keep pace with my daily usage.
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The second half was more of the same as San Antonio simply couldn&apost keep pace.
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Super high resolution displays are great, but today's graphics chips just can't keep pace with them.
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New volunteers quickly learn that it is hard to keep pace with the former first couple.
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As another person runs by, the shooter slide-steps to keep pace, still pointing the gun.
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And for many, it has not been enough to keep pace with the cost of living.
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Many automakers have struggled to keep pace with ballooning investment in EVs and self-driving cars.
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Why it matters: Best Buy has ramped up discounts to keep pace with rivals like Amazon.
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With their success on the pitch proving quite astounding, developments off it needed to keep pace.
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The company struggled to keep pace with the rapid growth that investors expect of tech firms.
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In-housing is just one way that ADT has been trying to keep pace, said Koedijk.
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Like media organisations everywhere, the Publicity Department is struggling to keep pace with changing consumer demands.
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The core features were there, but the site wasn't updated to keep pace with the app.
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But they couldn't keep pace with the Bulls, who made 16 of 39 3-point tries.
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Revenue was up 2.5 percent, failing to keep pace with the 6.6 percent rise in outlays.
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This is where public policy must keep pace with the rapid advances happening in AI technology.
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Even the best economic statistics bureaus in the world can't keep pace with the coronavirus crisis.
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Can it keep pace with a game that is ever-changing, ever-growing, an ocean away?
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The Five Star Movement, new to government, struggled to keep pace — or match Salvini's political savvy.
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Amazon, the Walt Disney Company and Warner Media have increased their programming budgets to keep pace.
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He also needs a dramatic uptick in fundraising to keep pace with much better-funded rivals.
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That position comes despite European tech companies mostly failing to keep pace with their American counterparts.
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That reality could make it even harder for any one candidate to keep pace with Sanders.
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Few tech outfits can afford to make the investments necessary to keep pace with the giants.
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Furthermore, Avaya is adapting its sales cycle to keep pace with how companies buy technology today.
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As the number of San Diegans has risen, new housing construction has failed to keep pace.
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But its failure to keep pace with the demand for shelter beds has had lasting effects.
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With artificial intelligence increasingly taking center stage, many outsiders had wondered how Apple would keep pace.
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But chief DEA spokesman Rusty Payne told VICE News it can be tough to keep pace.
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Yes, he pushes me to train harder, that I might keep pace with him on distance runs.
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Parliament directed the government to hike the wages of civil servants to keep pace with price increases.
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And, as internet dissemination speeds increase exponentially, the often-analog legislatures have to try to keep pace.
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Middleton poured in a combined 73 points in those two games to help the offense keep pace.
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Growth fell to 3.8% in 2016 and 2017, barely enough to keep pace with an expanding population.
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There's none of the spontaneous joy of scribbling down notes, pen struggling to keep pace with thoughts.
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London (CNN Business)Nokia is struggling to keep pace with its rivals in the race to 53G.
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Banks' inability to keep pace with these customer expectations led mobile banking satisfaction to decline in 2015.
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Like other retailers, Barneys is looking for ways to keep pace in an era of online shopping.
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The continent is not reforming its welfare states fast enough to keep pace with its ageing societies.
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In order to keep pace with the industry, Ford needs to draw in outside talent, says Krebs.
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Penney's apparel business also hasn't been able to keep pace with fast-fashion players such as Zara.
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And Biden must show he can keep pace with top rivals and their small-donor fundraising brigades.
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Two teams coming off disappointing losses hoping to keep pace with Ohio State in the Big Ten.
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In genomics as in other areas, regulations around personal data struggle to keep pace with technological advancements.
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Even with regular raises, his 2,000 pounds($225) a month alary cannot keep pace with rising prices.
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"Congress sets the minimum wage, but it doesn't keep pace with inflation," Woodgate tells The Creators Project.
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Uber is trying to keep pace so it is not perceived as the less eco-friendly option.
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Even after spending for primary fights, they are expected to keep pace with Trump's campaign war chest.
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The reform would Increase the Social Security tax brackets to keep pace with an increase in benefits.
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To keep pace with the interest, urban officials are struggling to computerise land management and record-keeping.
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The scope should be reviewed periodically to keep pace with new threats and with innovations in biosafety.
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But to keep pace, the KRC will need to outfit more members and buy more racing skates.
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It is estimated that world food production may have to double to keep pace with demographic changes.
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Here's what it means:The Chinese mobility company is struggling to keep pace with consumer demand for rides.
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New York (CNN Business)7-Eleven is trying to speed up checkouts to keep pace with rivals.
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And when housing demand increases because of economic growth, prices surge upward unless supply can keep pace.
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"Laws and institutions must advance to keep pace with the progress of the human mind," said Sen.
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Cloud computing and the "internet of things" can expand supply chain opportunities for companies that keep pace.
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American infrastructure needs to keep pace with our nation's ever-growing energy supplies, both traditional and renewable.
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As our nation's economy has grown in recent years, our rail system must strive to keep pace.
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As another person runs by, the first person slide-steps to keep pace, still pointing the gun.
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The rapid changes flash onto the screen in an attempt keep pace with the high tempo track.
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But 153's No. 1 scoring offense couldn't keep pace with 2016's No. 2 scoring offense.
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To keep pace with the transportation industry worldwide, we must be thinking globally, strategically and long-term.
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Mr. Pai and Mr. Carr have said regulatory changes are necessary to keep pace with global competitors.
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It almost worked, but Alabama's own adjustments on offense allowed them to keep pace on the scoreboard.
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Roger Federer did his part at age 36, but the next generation was unable to keep pace.
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That means you will need enough stocks to help your money grow and keep pace with inflation.
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People are scooping up mushrooms so quickly that producers are scrambling to keep pace with burgeoning demand.
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They will also include items in the next size up to keep pace with a growing baby.
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Once Golden State got going in transition, the crowd became deafening and the Pelicans couldn't keep pace.
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Much of the rulemaking does not keep pace with technological innovation nor the demand for commercial launch.
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Early morning rides, sweat soaked foreheads and yoga sessions help the team keep pace with global competition.
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But Sherzan has largely self-funded his campaign to keep pace with Mowrer, according to fundraising reports.
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These changes will happen rapidly, and the work to manage their impact will need to keep pace.
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It amps up production to keep pace with playoffs and the tailgate parties that accompany the games.
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But Europe's tech sector still faces significant difficulties in its attempt to keep pace with Silicon Valley.
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"It's been hard for the agency (FAA) to keep pace with pay" in private industry, Goldfarb said.
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The math, even when aided by an electronic brain, could only just keep pace with the weather.
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The federal government has struggled for years to keep pace with the rising need for cyber talent.
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Some transcribers said they couldn't keep pace with the low federal minimum wage of $7.25 per hour.
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As Amazon's dominance in e-commerce has grown, traditional brick-and-mortar retailers have struggled to keep pace.
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But gone is the feeling of never being able to keep pace with the hardest of the hardcore.
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Throwing around the kind of money needed to keep pace can be tricky for a smallish public company.
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Efforts to ban nonconsensual pornography have increased in recent years, in large part to keep pace with technology.
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But despite these efforts, says Gray, law enforcement patrols can't keep pace with poachers and stop the slaughter.
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Big tech stocks, for example, failed to keep pace with the S&P 29's 20.6% gain yesterday.
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To keep pace, in 2014 the IWF started proactively searching for images as well as responding to reports.
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Bojan Bogdanovic led the Nets with 23 points and helped the Nets keep pace early in the fourth.
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I was expected to handle familial obligations while at work and still keep pace with my male peers.
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But because the improvements don't keep pace with our expectations, it can seem like things are getting worse.
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" But there's also anecdotal evidence "of winemakers seeking riper flavors, to keep pace with consumer or critic expectations.
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Samsung is looking to keep pace with Apple (AAPL), which is set to unveil new iPhones next week.
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Trump doesn't have donors of similar sizes, and that's why his super PACs have failed to keep pace.
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Smith said situational football will be critical for the Redskins to keep pace with the New Orleans attack.
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He was replaced by Ryan Willis, who threw a tying touchdown pass but couldn't keep pace with LaRussa.
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The economy has been growing, but experts say it has failed to keep pace with the rising population.
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With the Fed on hold, there is less pressure for the rest of the globe to keep pace.
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Marketers will have to create new content models to keep pace with consumer demand as 5G goes mainstream.
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The win allowed Oakland to keep pace with the first-place Houston Astros in the American League West.
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However, IHG's CEO said he saw no need to bulk up just to keep pace with acquisitive rivals.
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Old Navy's moves come as apparel retailers across the U.S. have been fighting to keep pace with Amazon.
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But the companies' self-moderation systems have struggled to keep pace, and terrorist material continues to spread online.
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With the Raiders winning on Sunday, the pressure is on Denver to keep pace in the AFC West.
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The world now emerging demands new ways of living and working together to keep pace with the changes.
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None of the other candidates was able to keep pace with Stack's fundraising — including the nominee, John Fetterman.
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Property generates a stream of rental income and the hope that capital values will keep pace with inflation.
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The Chiefs defense remains unimpressive, and the Raiders will likely have to throw the ball to keep pace.
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In the next decade, we'll need 265,000 drivers to keep pace with growth and demand for freight transportation.
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So they keep pace and make sure that a new player like Tesla doesn't achieve an unanswered breakthrough.
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CryptoZilla combines all the tools you need to keep pace with the crypto market in one secure interface.
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Even with new technologies, automakers still have a steep uphill climb to keep pace with gas-mileage targets.
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To keep pace, traditional automakers need to offer drivers an all-electric experience to keep them interested, too.
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Meanwhile, the Apple III was meant to take a more business-minded approach, but it couldn't keep pace.
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Microsoft's technology aims to help retailers keep pace with Amazon Go, the ecommerce giant's highly automated store format.
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It's Sanders's strength in California and Texas, the biggest delegate prizes, that allowed him to mostly keep pace.
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The market has been waiting for better technology that can keep pace with the fast-evolving adversarial threat.
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The United Arab Emirates did the same, seeking to keep pace with Qatar's influence in the United States.
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The number of Hispanic students increased — but not enough to keep pace with the country's growing Hispanic population.
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Critics at home and abroad also question whether China's safety standards can keep pace with the new reactors.
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On the other side of the ball, the 49ers are not going to be able to keep pace.
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Altogether, colleges are admitting more students, but not enough to keep pace with the steep rise in applications.
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Many hospitals, for their part, are seeking to keep pace with increasingly available technology to improve patient safety.
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This past summer, Hyland had 130 college interns, trying to keep pace with its entry-level employee demands.
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However, a far larger deficit could open quickly if mine and refinery capacity growth fails to keep pace.
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But if an established program like Finland can't keep pace with the United States, how will the upstarts?
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In the past, Baer has relied on acquisitions to keep pace with much larger rivals UBS and Credit Suisse.
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Previously, Google relied on the strength of its impressive HDR+ photo processing in order to keep pace with competitors.
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LOS ANGELES — Without three of their starters, the undermanned Los Angeles Clippers couldn't keep pace with the Denver Nuggets.
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Auditors say the trust fund will need an additional $107 billion through 2026 to keep pace with current spending.
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Cincinnati looks to keep pace atop the American Athletic Conference standings when it entertains struggling Memphis on Thursday night.
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With Facebook trying to figure that out, and news publishers desperate to keep pace, we're in for another experiment.
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This ensures systems keep pace with the fluid movement of stocks worldwide to effectively manage and safeguard fish species.
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Dorsey said he traveled throughout the last year and the management team continued to keep pace with the work.
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They just didn't kick up fast enough to keep pace with cooling the processor as its clock speed increased.
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And while the growth is bringing new opportunity, the city is expanding faster than the workforce can keep pace.
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The amount would rise to 60 cents after two years and then keep pace with wage growth after that.
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They understand job gains cannot keep pace with recent years given the maturity of the business cycle, he explained.
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If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer.
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Necco, which calls itself the oldest continuously operating candy company in the U.S., couldn't keep pace with multinational competitors.
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Money talks … but the wages in Miami do not keep pace with the kind of city we are developing.
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Debenhams has been fighting for survival after failing to keep pace with consumers moving online and to cheaper rivals.
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Publishers need to keep pace with the growth of video, and the toolkit that's built on top of IRIS.
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In July Airbus predicted that 500,000 more will be needed by 2035 to keep pace with aviation's expected growth.
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In absolute terms clean energy can barely keep pace with growth, so the proportion of fossil fuels remains unchanged.
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As smartphones and data servers demand ever more processing firepower, chip suppliers are struggling to keep pace with demand.
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American department stores are struggling to keep pace with e-retailers that are successfully drawing more customers their way.
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"I had to make 23- or 211-footers just to try to keep pace with him," Mickelson later said.
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Other brands such as J.C. Penney, Sears, Nordstrom and Kohl's have also struggled to keep pace with e-retailers.
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Although small, they showed what could happen if imports do not keep pace with demand or prices go up.
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The earnings increase came even as the domestic housing market is struggling to keep pace with the overall economy.
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Since then, the number of people seeking treatment for PTSD has exploded and psychiatry has struggled to keep pace.
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As the American population grows, the economy needs to add about 110,000 jobs each month just to keep pace.
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Employees and teams are regularly and commonly given new assignments, or reorganized, to keep pace with evolving business needs.
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Eager to keep pace, Letcher established a voluntary broadband board, which had its first meeting in February this year.
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But if Apple wants to keep its loyal customers, its innovation will have to keep pace with its premiums.
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The richest Americans have reaped a disproportional amount of economic growth while worker wages have failed to keep pace.
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Andrew M. Cuomo who have struggled to keep pace with the loss of units converted to market-rate rents.
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But even as the United States has gotten better at attributing attacks, its responses have failed to keep pace.
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Competing for money in a jammed field, Democratic candidates have failed to keep pace with President Donald Trump's fundraising.
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While some countries, such as China, are enhancing their support for agricultural research, we are failing to keep pace.
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By creating a strong, uniform body of trade secrets law nationwide, the DTSA ensures that our laws keep pace.
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To keep pace, Tesla's added a production line in a temporary tent on its factory grounds in Fremont, California.
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Unfortunately, the evolution of our brains has not keep pace with the safety upgrades our civilized society affords us.
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Minnesota returned to its early form on Sunday against the Arizona Cardinals to keep pace in the NFC North.
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Those limits have risen only 50 percent since 1976, failing to keep pace with rapidly rising child care costs.
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To keep pace with the competition for America's eyeballs, the costumes of bird-doggers have been getting increasingly baroque.
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Nevertheless, financial challenges would make it tough for candidates to keep pace during or beyond the Super Tuesday blitz.
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Watching The Sims 4 try to keep pace with culture is what keeps me coming back to the series.
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Its shares fell 9.4 percent as investors worried that Walmart would not be able to keep pace with Amazon.
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To keep pace with its competitors, Albertsons would likely like need to go public to pay down its debt.
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Now at $22019 an hour, it would have to rise to $21 immediately just to keep pace with inflation.
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She also focused on diversifying the faculty and helping the school keep pace in a fast-changing media world.
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Using one's own chips can have cost and other advantages, provided the processors can keep pace with rival chips.
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And the server likely couldn't keep pace with demand on Thursday either, suffering more intermittent outages in the morning.
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Ms Handel and her backing PACs, which helped her keep pace with Mr Ossoff's fundraising, were having none of it.
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The shift in strategy is triggered by the inability of domestic explorers to keep pace with India's rising energy demand.
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The plan estimates 21988 new housing units would have to be built every year to keep pace with employment growth.
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These are the signs of a man who has not been able to keep pace with shifts in modern culture.
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"State and local transportation departments haven't been provided the resources to keep pace with the nation's bridge needs," Black said.
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Overall wealth planning must keep pace with the rapid evolution of the business landscape, exogenous risks, and one's personal goals.
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Here are a few of the other ways The House That Sam Walton Built has been trying to keep pace.
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BlackBerry announced earlier this year that it would stop producing its own phones, after struggling to keep pace with rivals.
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Revlon has been struggling to keep pace with changing consumer preferences, which have shifted toward more niche and exclusive brands.
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Additionally, we'd love to see the phone get stereo speakers to keep pace with the iPhone X and Galaxy S9.
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After the stock reached its newest high in September, it has failed to keep pace with the S&P 500.
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This year growth will tick up slightly, but hardly by enough to keep pace with the expected increase in population.
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And as shoppers seek out bargains, fine jewelry's dollar growth has failed to keep pace with lower-price costume jewelry.
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Continual learning will help employees keep pace with the changing tech landscape, and will keep them engaged in their work.
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The sharp rise in organic production was helping keep pace with strong consumer demand and cap imports, Agence Bio said.
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"If incomes keep pace with a rise in debt, then the latter does not pose a sustainability risk," Nagy said.
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The world is changing too quickly, and we are all realizing that simple leadership models can no longer keep pace.
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Twitter has struggled to keep pace with competitors like Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat, despite the president's affinity for the service.
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Researchers at MIT's CSAIL research lab might help future network hardware better keep pace with ever-increasing network data demands.
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Our economy is rapidly changing and American workers in every industry need to develop new skill sets to keep pace.
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Facing a world of multiple threats, no system, not even a figment of a fevered imagination, can really keep pace.
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The OPM was Obama's wake-up call that incrementalism could not keep pace with the rapidly evolving threats we face.
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More broadly, market designs are failing to keep pace with technological advancement to reflect the full value of advanced energy.
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But, in order to keep pace with the need, more incentives are required to induce novel antibiotic research and development.
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Pai also said during the meeting that the FCC must ensure that its rules "keep pace" with the current marketplace.
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Trump on Thursday, meanwhile, tweeted that the U.S. must significantly boost its nuclear arsenal to keep pace with others worldwide.
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Colorado: Teachers have walked out to protest stagnant pay and education funding that has failed to keep pace with inflation.
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During the Bush administration, the EPA said it needed to assess at least 50 chemicals a year to keep pace.
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I.O. and three major unions, is spending to try to keep pace, with much of the money devoted to canvassing.
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She'll try to keep pace with Kenya's Mary Keitany, who has lost only seven races in the past eight years.
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What's more, some have argued that the online world is so fast-moving that no antitrust lawsuit can keep pace.
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In 1973, the Afghan government requested around $110 million from the international community to keep pace with its demining commitments.
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The weak margins overshadowed strong first-quarter results and progress in Walmart's efforts to keep pace with rivals like Amazon.
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We feel him there, lurking, even as we discover that human treachery can keep pace with the Devil's evil ways.
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As time passed, the price tag for fixing the subways grew, and the MTA's capital budget just couldn't keep pace.
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The college population grew by nearly half a million, and campuses quickly expanded their facilities and faculties to keep pace.
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If the fruitful contradictions in Berran's attitude toward picture-making keep pace with his technical facility, he will be unstoppable.
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But despite those forewarnings, there is evidence the government apparatus is struggling to keep pace with a newly emboldened President.
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To keep pace with Airbus, in 2018 Boeing sought a controlling stake in the commercial-aircraft arm of Brazil's Embraer.
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Popovich dipped deep into his bench to try to keep pace with the Warriors, who were operating at full strength.
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Or is this simply a necessary move to be able to keep pace with the aggressive growth of Prime membership?
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In other words, Nichols said, the women have to perform at a world-beating level just to keep pace financially.
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The safety of everything from electric grids to voting records is at stake, and digital defense needs to keep pace.
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On average, U.S. exports to China would have to balloon by 54 percent in the first year to keep pace.
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Everybody expects Toyota to update it soon, to keep pace with new full-size trucks from Ford, Chevy, and RAM.
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"During 2019, the net income concentration for the 1 percenters didn't keep pace with their market cap concentration," Wilson said.
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The details after that are a bit less certain, as the administration works to keep pace with the President's rhetoric.
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This new reality requires businesses and people alike to understand the evolving cyber threat environment in order to keep pace.
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But, given that Scott can simply stroke a check for $10 million, it's almost impossible for Nelson to keep pace.
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Its most recent gross domestic product growth estimate was only 3.3 percent, barely sufficient to keep pace with population growth.
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In order to keep pace with competitors such as Apple, Fitbit's research and development team is exploring the medical sector.
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A report on job openings in the U.S. comes as great news to the economy, but will wages keep pace?
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There are other hazards: aging infrastructure, level land prone to flooding, and zoning that fails to keep pace with development.
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He hopes a new contract will help him and his co-workers keep pace with California's cost of living increases.
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"What will bear close observation is how Apple will iterate upon these and how the competition chooses to keep pace."
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As college costs rise and incomes fail to keep pace, the problem of student loan debt has become exponentially worse.
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That means Boeing could use the government's help more than ever to keep pace with Airbus, its only major competitor.
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Increasingly, as history seems to speed up, novelists have to ask themselves hard questions about how they'll possibly keep pace.
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If Kasich or Christie can't keep pace with Rubio or Bush, they'll find themselves under pressure to drop out entirely.
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The plan is to optimize its stores to fulfill more online orders and keep pace with internet retailers like Boxed.
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But family homelessness has proved more persistent as low wages fail to keep pace with skyrocketing housing costs in many cities.
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This "no phone to smartphone" surge, Htaike Htaike Aung says, hasn't left room for digital and media literacy to keep pace.
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It won't keep pace with the best cameras from Google, Apple, or Samsung, but it's certainly good enough for most people.
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But without the proper infrastructure to keep pace with and sustain such rapid development, urbanization can do more harm than good.
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A proposal for a nationalized 5G network hints at the US's fear of not being able to keep pace with China.
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Rye pushes me to be a better man, that I might keep pace with him in the fine example he sets.
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Target has struggled to keep pace with Wal-Mart, which has been pouring money into its stores, employees and digital operations.
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In its race against Amazon (AMZN), Walmart wants to recruit top talent to keep pace with changes in retail and technology.
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Jack Dalrymple called on the industry and government officials to build more pipelines to keep pace with the state's oil production.
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GM previously could not keep pace with demand for crew cab pickups – models with four, sedan-style doors in the cab.
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Inflation looks set to weigh on household spending too, with wage growth unlikely to keep pace with rises in consumer prices.
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Over the past 265 years, American families have taken on increasing amounts of debt, even as incomes failed to keep pace.
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That early 3-point volume staggered the Rockets, who tried to counter with 73 paint points yet couldn't quite keep pace.
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Great, againMs Handel and her backing PACs, which helped her keep pace with Mr Ossoff's fundraising, were having none of it.
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While Amazon increased its holiday season market share by a half of a percent, competitors like Target tried to keep pace.
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Name brands are now resorting to heavy discounting to support the top line and keep pace with broader consumer discretionary space.
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Axios: It takes a large amount of new investments in new oil discoveries just to keep pace with global oil demand.
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So how do you update and maintain these informal norms and understandings around deterrence that keep pace with these changing practices?
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We are acting to make sure our laws keep pace with emerging technology and trends in these disturbing and humiliating crimes.
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With all of this increased attention on artificial intelligence, it's clear that Samsung is trying to keep pace with its rivals.
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Arthur was unfazed by her youth; what mattered was that Kassleen had a mind that could keep pace with his own.
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The public also expects voting to keep pace with the role technology plays in other parts of their lives, Turner said.
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In other words, once again, technology is outrunning the ability of both law enforcement and legislation to keep pace with it.
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There are some serious breaches of canon — how could a Y-wing ever hope to keep pace with a TIE Interceptor?
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XCOM 2 still gives access to similarly enjoyable toys, but the aliens now keep pace with the rate of your advance.
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Why it matters: Self-driving technology is moving full speed ahead in Silicon Valley, and Washington in trying to keep pace.
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S. days — it can't keep pace with its Americanized self, which has soared again in search results while Drumpf has sputtered.
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The gadget world moves fast, and tech innovations almost never keep pace with the wild ideas designers and engineers dream up.
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The developers behind Ankommen say the app will be regularly updated to keep pace with changes in policy or other events.
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Even the mere definition of "robot" has had to evolve to keep pace with the progression of robots' form and functionally.
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Meanwhile, the more traditional automakers Monday reported disappointing monthly sales that were struggling to keep pace with that of March 2016.
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We are all spinning to keep pace with the news these days, and there's no time to wait and catch up.
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This prompted researchers to create entirely new ways of blocking ads in order to keep pace with Facebook's blocker-blocking workarounds.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Hotels group Best Western is considering options including mergers and acquisitions to keep pace with rival Marriott International (MAR.
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That is normally a red flag for trustbusters, who are scrambling to keep pace with the rise of platforms (see article).
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"The port is always changing and we need to keep pace," Michael Buckheit, the Fire Department's chief of marine operations, said.
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Tech companies' policies and practices must keep pace with the increasing scale of their operations both domestically and around the world.
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"Employees and teams are regularly and commonly given new assignments, or reorganized, to keep pace with evolving business needs," Google said.
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The industry has been receiving more attention from Congress, as lawmakers struggle to keep pace with the rapidly emerging new technology.
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We must keep pace with industry changes and encourage financial ingenuity to foster the nation's vibrant financial services and technology sectors.
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Reed, 25, tried to fine-tune his game to keep pace with his peers and ended up becoming a mechanical mess.
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Over the past 13 years, American families have taken on increasing amounts of debt, even as incomes failed to keep pace.
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They've struggled to try to keep pace with Domino's and others that have been more successful, frankly, in the pizza area.
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What worries investors and shareholders is that Tesla so far has been unable to consistently keep pace with its growth plans.
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Were North Korea's technology and production to keep advancing, U.S. defenses could be overwhelmed unless they keep pace with the threat.
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The Stars won for the fifth time in six games to keep pace with St. Louis for the Western Conference lead.
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Under Khosrowshahi, Expedia aimed to keep pace with the new services, purchasing startup HomeAway for $3.9 billion in 2015, for instance.
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If carbon prices rapidly drop to keep pace with carbon budget limits, it could have ripple effects throughout the global economy.
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U.S. officials have openly said since last year that inter-Korean relations should keep pace with progress on the North's denuclearisation. .
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In addition, legacy applications are becoming more and more intelligent to compete and keep pace with this new wave of applications.
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But he said he was under constant pressure to manage his 70 employees and keep pace with internet orders coming in.
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As these other countries have recognized, a forward-looking IoT transportation strategy that will keep pace with global innovation is essential.
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Andy Byford, president of New York City Transit, acknowledged that the subway has failed to keep pace with how people move.
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The Vikings won't be able to keep pace with Newton if the quarterback they acquired last weekend, Sam Bradford, isn't effective.
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Plant breeders are fast-tracking genetic improvements in food crops to keep pace with global warming and a growing human population.
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But some experts say the chaebols have now become complacent and risk averse, failing to keep pace with their overseas competitors.
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As Joe Biden piles on delegates early in the night, Sanders will need a big win in California to keep pace.
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But he and Woods could ultimately not keep pace, and Furyk chose not to use Woods or Reed in the foursomes.
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Tyrell Jenkins saved the bullpen by absorbing four innings but the offense could not keep pace with the Indians' surging attack.
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But New Orleans turned the ball over 33 times and could not keep pace with Houston, which hit 20 3-pointers.
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Construction materials stocks like Caterpillar and Cummins have been soaring, but Cramer is worried that they won't keep pace after earnings.
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Palladium and rhodium prices have hit records levels this year as supply has failed to keep pace with demand.
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Tritton's appointment comes at a time when the company is struggling to keep pace with changing consumer tastes and shopping habits.
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Since Braun is expected to continue to self-fund, though, he'll likely have the resources to keep pace with his rivals.
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In his inauguration address, Putin said technological innovation and research were essential for Russia's future to keep pace with global change.
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Education and training must keep pace with our modern economy, graduating students and preparing job changers to take on manufacturing careers.
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German carmakers are depending on Bosch to help them keep pace with new technologies, like self-driving and battery-powered cars.
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But it continues to buy LCSs so that shipyards keep working and will be able to keep pace on future orders.
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But consumers may be less pleased — wage growth, already sluggish, has failed to keep pace with faster inflation in recent months.
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Lambda School CEO Austen Allred says their programs can keep pace with technological changes in ways traditional higher education institutions can't.
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With the most enviable middle infield in the game, the Astros will keep pace over the Rangers in the AL West.
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Amazon Prime VideoScreenshot: GizmodoAmazon Prime Video is managing to keep pace with Netflix with some 4K and HDR streams of its own.
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Despite gains in the broader home improvement market, Lowe's failed to keep pace with Home Depot's growth during the last three quarters.
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As Facebook distributes more video to its 2 billion global users, it needs telcos to keep pace with the greater bandwidth demands.
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This respected aircraft has been through numerous modifications to keep pace with evolving technology and satiate new mission requirements by combatant commanders.
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Our world is changing; the way we grow and produce food needs a much richer diet of scientific ingenuity to keep pace.
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He also cautioned that Amazon is growing so fast, it is overwhelming FedEx's ability to keep pace with the giant online retailer.
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Meanwhile, the traditional automotive industry is eager to keep pace on technology adoption with disruptive players such as Tesla, Nio, and Waymo.
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A criticism long leveled against socially minded funds is that they can't, by their very construction, keep pace with the broader market.
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And his butt appears in the show this year, so I did a lot of squats this season just to keep pace.
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To be sure, education standards of the profession have struggled to keep pace with advancements in technology, disease management, and patient care.
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The Gamecocks need a win to keep pace with Kentucky and Florida, who pulled one-half game ahead with triumphs on Tuesday.
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The news suggests that Apple is keen to keep pace with the likes of Facebook, Google and Samsung in the VR business.
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Egypt has gone from exporting energy to being a net importer as domestic output has failed to keep pace with rising demand.
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It has also had to spend heavily on e-commerce and new concepts to keep pace with new consumer patterns and competition.
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As demand grows, there are few new sources of supply to keep pace, as weak prices dampen producers' enthusiasm for building mines.
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But now that Microsoft is hard charging with competitive features in Office 365, Google is apparently feeling the pressure to keep pace.
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But, like many Japanese developers, Square Enix struggled as games shifted to high definition, unable to keep pace with its Western counterparts.
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But it is part of a frenzy of reforms proposed by the prince that his government is rushing to keep pace with.
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Schrader's bill has another insidious effect: it eliminates the indexation of the salary threshold to keep pace with inflation and rising salaries.
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While its partner brands KFC and Taco Bell have thrived, the pizza chain has stumbled to keep pace with its closest rivals.
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Instead of trying to keep pace with fashion trends, the company remains focused on providing teens with a uniform of basic clothing.
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They also consider the banks' modest profitability, while capital positions are under pressure to keep pace with improvements observed at global peers.
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Friday's ruling extends what has become a theme for the Roberts Court: ensuring that Americans' privacy rights keep pace with technological advances.
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Uber Technologies launched its India food delivery service in 2017 but has been unable to keep pace with the local market leaders.
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The Buffaloes (214-43, 24-25 Pac-212) won three straight to keep pace with first-place Oregon in the Pac-12.
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This number is expected to grow even more in the coming years, as workers want to keep pace with rapidly changing technology.
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While individuals today have unprecedented opportunities for technological innovation, this has also created challenges as policy struggles to keep pace with technology.
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Black wages are failing to keep pace with the rest of the economy and yet, there's been relative silence on this front.
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Choice, convenience, speed—the current retail experience has shifted in favor of the customer and it's up to supermarkets to keep pace.
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Companies like Microsoft, Electronic Arts, and Sony will have to keep pace with new technology and subscription models to avoid falling behind.
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The survey's findings are a bad sign for Sanchez, who will need to rely on Republican voters to keep pace with Harris.
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In order to keep pace for the next five years and be in the right position, we need to invest in product.
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European banks have struggled to keep pace because they lack scale and are often unwilling to make major changes, according to analysts.
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Germany's private sector growth accelerated in May to the highest level so far this year, but activity elsewhere failed to keep pace.
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Infrastructure, however, has mostly failed to keep pace with its development despite the rise of a wave of glitzy new casino resorts.
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The OECD's annual employment outlook said wage growth in many countries it examined is failing to keep pace with improvements in productivity.
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That's because the trade war may push inflation higher, so it will take faster nominal wage growth to keep pace with prices.
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Small businesses are more likely to develop innovative new technologies, forcing large companies to reinvest significant amounts of profits to keep pace.
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It's not feasible to train enough people in time to fill these existing openings, much less keep pace with the accelerating need.
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"You need to get your money in an account that is growing for you to keep pace with tuition inflation," said Vasconcelos.
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Local doctors and foreign aid organizations like Doctors Without Borders are scrambling to set up more clinics but can hardly keep pace.
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From 1990, the federal inmate population more than tripled over the course of two decades but staffing levels did not keep pace.
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Ersek tells Business Insider this distinction helps speed up decisions and allows employees to keep pace with the changing needs of customers.
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Rodgers finished the game with 287 yards and 3 passing touchdowns, but it was not nearly enough to keep pace with Ryan.
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Crucially, the legislation also would require automatic adjustments in the minimum wage to keep pace with wage growth in the broader economy.
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By forcing Taiwanese employers to cut wages to keep pace with lower Chinese prices, it has sought to undermine Taiwanese living standards.
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The Park Service is now contemplating "assisted migration" of the sequoias: manually planting them farther north to keep pace with climate change.
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Department stores continue to fight to keep pace with e-retailers and off-price chains that are drawing more customers their way.
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As other countries expand their own fintech products and business models, it will become more important for the U.S. to keep pace.
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The movements by state and international regulators create incentives for the DOJ and FTC to show they can keep pace, said Mitnick.
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India needs to create more than 10 million every year just to keep pace with the growth in its working age population.
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That offer "will not keep pace with inflation," said arbitrator Najeeb Khoury, who wrote an independent fact-finding report about the dispute.
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Google's move indicates that it's trying to keep pace with Apple and Amazon, which have also recently pushed further into health tech.
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If you're not reading the signals to keep pace with evolving customer needs and new technologies, you won't come out on top.
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We must act now if we are to keep pace with this threat to the nation's public health, economy, and national security.
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FARA has failed to keep pace with the rise of more sophisticated lobbying and public relations campaigns and present-day political landscape.
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Second-place Leicester failed to keep pace with Arsenal after being held to a 211-2137 tie at home by 22015-man Bournemouth.
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So many resources were still at the Hill Fire, and the Woolsey Fire was now moving too quickly for them to keep pace.
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While it's true that your smartphone may keep pace better, you also risk usability issues, and could miss out on important security updates.
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But is that advantage sustainable over the long haul, as change continues and reaction has to run ever faster simply to keep pace?
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With that system again struggling to keep pace with demand, Donald Trump thinks it is time to privatise America's air-traffic control service.
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Under pressure from President Donald Trump to keep pace with accommodative measures around the globe, the Fed's job is not getting any easier.
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Companies across a variety of industries are trying to keep pace with rapid technological changes — and that translates directly to their hiring strategy.
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The euro has struggled to keep pace as a globally used currency in the face of low interest rates and poor global growth.
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As governments struggle to keep pace with the fast evolving industry, the platforms themselves may be best positioned to force change, said Surie.
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To make meaningful progress, however, renewable electricity production will have to keep pace with global energy demand, which jumped by 3.7% in 2018.
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Double Robotics execs told me that, while traveling at 0003 mph, it can now keep pace with someone walking normally through the office.
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"We will be forever challenged with affordable housing if our wages don't keep pace," says Deborah Ortega, a member of Denver's City Council.
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Fidelity is betting on more growth overseas as its flagship target-date Freedom Funds have struggled to keep pace with their internal benchmarks.
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The trek to the clearing where the chanterelles are is only a mile, but it feels infinite as I struggle to keep pace.
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Williston's debt and other liabilities nearly quadrupled from 2008 to 2014, to $158 million, as the city sought to keep pace with growth.
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Most retailers cannot compete, but Wal-Mart's breadth and ability to negotiate with its suppliers enable it to keep pace with Amazon's prices.
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RELATED: Sanders campaign raised $6.4 million after New Hampshire polls closed That money has allowed him to keep pace with Clinton on-air.
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Federal financial aid will need to keep pace with rising tuition costs to ensure every student who wants to go can do so.
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Growth was about 21990% in 290, almost half the rate of the year before and barely enough to keep pace with the population.
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In recent years, the SCV has stepped up its efforts, throughout the south, to keep pace with the movement lobbying against Confederate icons.
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The feds argue broader search powers are needed keep pace with the rapidly progressing technology that criminals use to mask their identities online.
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Drug prices have spiked over the last decade, putting a pinch on consumers who have not seen wages keep pace with the hikes.
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"The pressure is on to catch up and keep pace so Africa is not left in the wake of technological progress," Kagame said.
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He said the Pine Island ice shelf naturally needs to calve icebergs regularly to keep pace with the ice flowing out of Antarctica.
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But as droughts continue to worsen in southern Africa, Siabatho wonders whether the government will be able to keep pace with growing demand.
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Rating at the website level, rather than focusing on individual stories, does not require ratings to keep pace with the posting of headlines.
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Public institutions have spent heavily to attract students — and to keep pace with private competitors — even as many state legislatures have cut funding.
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Inside the dome, we might see Mahomes hit a new level of brilliance, and it's tough to imagine the Lions can keep pace.
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Yet, the provisions of the agreement have failed to keep pace by deploying capabilities needed to defend the region against 21st Century threats.
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O in a $4.5 billion deal that will bolster its industrial software operations and help it keep pace with changes to manufacturing technology.
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NHTSA cited a law passed last year that mandated that civil penalties across the government must keep pace with inflation, with some exceptions.
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New America will host a panel discussion on how existing laws need to be updated to keep pace with technology at 10 a.m.
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While Stripe is a "capital-efficient" business, he said, it's "useful" to raise outside capital to help it keep pace with its ambitions.
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Drug prices have spiked over the past decade, putting a pinch on consumers as wages have failed to keep pace with the hikes.
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With San Francisco still leading the NFC West, the Seahawks need to keep their hot streak going if they hope to keep pace.
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Appelbaum said workers are already struggling to keep pace and handle 200 to 300 orders per hour during a single 12-hour shift.
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People with 20/20 vision could soon find themselves buying a pair of smart glasses just to keep pace with their myopic friends.
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The bench was outscored 23-22 while key rotation players Jamal Crawford (minus-2111) and Austin Rivers (minus-2106) failed to keep pace.
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Lillard did add 11 assists but Portland failed to keep pace when the Rockets seized control down the stretch of the first half.
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He could not keep pace with Woodland, who played the first eight holes in two under to keep a charging Koepka at bay.
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And ultimately, that's the problem: A Congress that has failed to keep pace with the times, not prosecutors aggressively using new technological tools.
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Liverpool, for so long United's superior, England's most successful club for the last two decades, needed to find a way to keep pace.
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" The company added that "employees and teams are regularly and commonly given new assignments, or reorganized, to keep pace with evolving business needs.
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Even after surpassing expectations in Michigan by more than 20 points and beating Clinton, Sanders's campaign needed wins like Florida to keep pace.
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Friday, he said, was the first day that the pumps were able to keep pace with the volume of water entering the cave.
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It was hugely successful, Ms. Struthers said — the artisanal nature of the London industry simply could not keep pace with the industrializing Swiss.
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Though the arms package announced in the summer was welcomed, it was not nearly enough to help Taiwan keep pace with China's buildup.
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Stipend levels would keep pace with overall health care costs, but they could still be lower than what many Medicare beneficiaries receive today.
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As wage increases have failed to keep pace with inflation, "employers are looking to provide more benefits in different ways," Unum's Mitchell said.
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For Sprint, joining with a cable company would give it greater resources to upgrade its network to 5G and keep pace with rivals.
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But they haven't seen funding increases from Congress or federal health agencies that keep pace with the increasing demands put on health departments.
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While the tools used to detect these bogus videos are also evolving, some researchers worry that they won't be able to keep pace.
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Most other retailers closing stores, though, say that downsizing their fleets will help them keep pace with shoppers who are buying more online.
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Pearson, which has struggled to keep pace with the rise of digital content, issued five profit warnings in the space of four years.
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But these efforts were unable to keep pace with the 7.3 inches (18 centimeters) of rain that fell in Nuuanu during the storm.
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International real estate In Canada's largest metro area, the housing market is struggling to keep pace with a growing population and rising prices.
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Farming states such as Iowa have struggled to keep pace with the rest of the country in terms of job creation and wages.
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Firms will need to keep pace with the regulators' growing ability to accumulate and analyze vast amounts of data as they examine firms.
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That gives us more opportunities to try to keep pace with culture, because culture changes so damn fast and we're doing our best.
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For now, Corolla's adaptive cruise control doesn't keep pace in stop-and-go traffic, but it should reduce dented fenders, bumpers and skulls.
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In order to keep pace with leading players in the wearable tech space, Fitbit's research and development team is exploring the medical sector.
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The reason could simply be that traditional measures of inflation have not evolved to keep pace with the changing economic landscape, he said.
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Viacom's TV networks have struggled to keep pace with the rapid digital changes transforming the way people watch television and interact with media.
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Investors disagree, with many raising billion-dollar funds in 2019 just to keep pace with the increasingly aggressive and competitive venture funding ecosystem.
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Garcia was hired from Colgate-Palmolive in April 2016 to turn around Revlon, which is struggling to keep pace with changing consumer preferences.
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Just to keep pace, hedge funds have piled into some of the biggest names in technology, canceling out their advantages over one another.
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Until federal law catches up to public sentiment, marijuana banking is unlikely to keep pace with the industry — the vetting is too expensive.
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Nigeria has long struggled to stem its outward flow of migrants as the job market struggles to keep pace with its booming population.
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Rather than bringing back jobs, plants are closing, layoffs are looming and wages struggle to keep pace with the actual cost of living.
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Bungie's social lead, M.E. Chung, told me way back in May that they know they can never keep pace with that type of player.
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Retailers, meanwhile, are still expected to invest in their websites and mobile apps to keep pace with Amazon and other major e-commerce brands.
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This is putting enormous pressure on MNCs to modify and modernise their supply chains to keep pace with advancing innovations and evolving consumer preferences.
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The move is meant to help the US keep pace with its rivals, but experts question the need for an entirely new military wing.
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The bank will also invest 15 billion euros in new technology to keep pace with trends in mobile banking and real-time payment services.
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As sales at furniture and home furnishings stores outperform the broader retail industry, many of the category's legacy brands have struggled to keep pace.
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And perhaps more vexingly, they are constantly shifting shape, adding new business lines with regularity to keep pace with a fast-changing technology industry.
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Intel "is admitting to gross margin pressures in the next 2.5 years and that earnings will only keep pace with topline growth," Chan said.
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The announcement adds pressure to rivals Walmart Inc and others already racing to keep pace with the speed and benefits of Amazon's Prime program.
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While it has struggled historically to keep pace with Salesforce (or to acquire them), Microsoft is now assembling the pieces to make a run.
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McCarron will try to keep pace with the Steelers, who have one of the game's most devastating passing attacks when Ben Roethlisberger is healthy.
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But economic development and reforms have failed to keep pace with the political changes since the fall of autocrat Zine El-Abidine Ben Ali.
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"China's strong year-to-date copper imports will prove unsustainable, as the country's demand growth fails to keep pace with output growth," noted BMI.
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So lightning quick are fast-fashion chains at getting designer runway looks to consumers that designers like Mr. Capasa can no longer keep pace.
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The company, which has struggled to keep pace with changing consumer tastes and shopping habits, said it was actively searching for a new CEO.
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An informal brigade of holiday wreath-layers hopes its ranks keep pace this year with a growing mission to adorn military headstones at cemeteries.
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For instance, right now we're building only about half the new homes we need to keep pace with the number of households being formed.
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This strategy allows you to still keep pace with cost-of-living increases, as well as dedicate increasingly more money toward your financial future.
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News reports have indicated that the FAA and Boeing employees felt pressured to quickly approve the 737 MAX to keep pace with Airbus' development.
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As a result, the union said many teachers were leaving Denver because their compensation failed to keep pace with the city's cost of living.
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It's one of those interweaving crime dramas where so many things are happening, often in parallel, that it can be tough to keep pace.
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A year into his comeback, he has added a quad Salchow to his arsenal in an attempt to keep pace with the young tyros.
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The win allowed the A's (86-57) to keep pace with Houston (89-53) atop the American League West, 3 1/2 games back.
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Yahoo Mail continues to enjoy a large user base, but it hasn't managed to do anything truly innovative, much less keep pace with competition.
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An increase under 3 percent will likely just keep pace with inflation, which is projected to average 603 percent in 2019, according to Kiplinger.
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For reasons that are difficult to discern, the president isn't taking steps that would make it easier for him to keep pace with Putin.
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This presents challenges for the country's basic infrastructure: To handle the sheer size of the elderly population, everyday technologies must adapt to keep pace.
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Higher prices may not sit well with U.S. retailers that have been aggressively cutting prices and tightening inventory levels to keep pace with Amazon.
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This is in Google's best interests, as the company endeavors to keep pace with (or keep ahead of, depending on your perspective) Apple's iOS.
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And because regulators are often unable to keep pace with the ever-evolving use of technology and choice architecture, that's likely to remain so.
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The start-up's rapid expansion has been part of the challenge for Uber, Huffington said, as the structures and processes failed to keep pace.
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This failure, along with the rest demise of 3D Robotics consumer drone business, showed American startups struggling to keep pace with their Chinese rivals.
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The changes come as apparel retailers across the industry are struggling to keep pace with shoppers' demand for fresher inventory quicker than ever before.
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O'Rourke will likely need to turn up the heat in this debate to keep pace with Cruz — or at least deliver a memorable zinger.
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The waste food supermarket, also operating on a "pay as you feel basis," is the latest effort to keep pace with the growing supply.
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Cordray said the CFPB was doing its best to stay on top of developments to make sure their regulatory effort keep pace with technology.
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While increases in aerosol emissions in Asia have offset the decline elsewhere, this pollution is unlikely to keep pace with rising greenhouse gas emissions.
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Places such as Seattle, Boston and San Francisco — geographically isolated against bodies of water — have been unable to grow fast enough to keep pace.
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The feds argue broader search powers are needed to keep pace with the rapidly progressing technology that criminals use to mask their identities online.
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas), who proved to be an adept fundraiser early on but whose campaign has lagged in recent months, will keep pace.
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Saraqib, however, had one of the few Local Councils that levied taxes, so it could afford to keep pace in the delivery of services.
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If we made a magazine merely to keep pace, or to publish what others wanted us to, we would be in great trouble editorially.
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St. Kitts suggested setting up automatic payments from a savings account to the IRS in order to keep pace with taxes throughout the year.
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It's almost like getting a volume discount without the volume, which is useful for small merchants trying to keep pace with bigger ecommerce players.
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The New Orleans Pelicans struggled to keep pace with the Golden State Warriors in two previous matchups, even with star forward Anthony Davis dominating.
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Russell Wilson played a hell of a game, but couldn't possibly keep pace with Atlanta's offense while trying to create plays out of nothing.
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The legislation is designed to help prosecutors keep pace with criminals who churn out chemically tweaked fentanyl analogues to evade strict Schedule I regulations.
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Damni Applewhite's 23 points was good enough to lead South Carolina State, which simply couldn't make enough shots to keep pace with Virginia Tech.
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The Astros, behind seven R.B.I. from Yuli Gurriel, clinch a spot in the postseason; the Cardinals keep pace in the N.L. wild-card race.
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His bus driver's salary could not keep pace with Venezuela's hyperinflation, which the International Monetary Fund projects will hit 9003 million percent this year.
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Labor experts say that laws in most countries have failed to keep pace with advances in technology and the rise of the gig economy.
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In July, McDonald's franchise owners demanded the company add a southern-style chicken sandwich to its menu to keep pace with Chick-fil-A.
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It&aposs no secret that every company in every industry is looking to software and automation to keep pace in an increasingly digital world.
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Former Arizona Republic automobile editor Lyle Abbott coined the term "motorcade" to keep pace with the times and technologies once "cavalcade" ceased to apply.
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That could help Apple keep pace with Windows rivals that offer OLED displays, such as the Dell XPS 15 and HP Spectre X360 15.
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At the time of Harris' town hall, the progressive wing of the party appeared ascendant, and potential presidential contenders were intent to keep pace.
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But we should instead marvel at how these organisms have managed to keep pace with our relentless drive to build and cluster in cities.
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Struggling to keep pace with his rivals in fundraising, Castro lacked the infrastructure and resources of the other Texan in the race, former Rep.
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London (CNN Business)Thomas Cook's dramatic collapse follows years of mismanagement at the tour operator and a failure to keep pace with online rivals.
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The tests paint a picture of an industry trying to keep pace with the constantly changing smartphones and social media landscape—with mixed results.
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The bars show the change in private inventories while the dashed line shows the change needed for inventories to keep pace with final sales.
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Far from Hinton's coyote, she seemed like a somewhat manic roadrunner, trying to keep pace with the succession of cases that treadmilled beneath her.
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He has $2023 million in the bank to try to keep pace with Scott, who is expected to self-fund much of his campaign.
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In fact, because the money supply kept growing and the economy did not keep pace, deposits grew by $5 trillion from 2007 to 2017.
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We're already hearing some people grumbling about their car being unable to keep pace with their phone's software upgrades, and it's an understandable gripe.
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"The labor market continues to show remarkable strength, and were creating jobs above the rate we need to keep pace with growth," he said.
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A record 43,000 children were admitted with severe acute malnutrition in August because supplies of food aid failed to keep pace with escalating needs.
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With Julio Jones inactive because of a shoulder injury, the Falcons had too little offense to keep pace with Drew Brees and the Saints.
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Neiman Marcus, Macy's and others have been unable to keep pace with Amazon, which has conditioned shoppers to expect low-cost goods delivered quickly.
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Simply put, it's tough for companies in India to keep pace with its growth and drastically reduce their carbon footprint at the same time.
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Handwritten signs offering battered buildings for rent or sale have become the hallmark of a city struggling to keep pace with a continuing exodus.
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To keep pace with the advances in artificial intelligence, humans must resort to technological brain sharpening, potentially at the expense of their unique attributes.
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As U.S. economic growth has revved up, railroads and truck fleets have not expanded capacity to keep pace - a decision applauded by Wall Street.
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Even if you start the clock in 2013, after the Great Recession, UK wage growth didn't keep pace with that of the United States.
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Microsoft's technology aims to help retailers keep pace with Amazon Go, a highly automated store that opened to the public in Seattle in January.
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Its size gives it huge influence over the global price, which fell in 2015 when Chinese demand did not keep pace with its gargantuan supply.
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And when Moicano has assessed his man and hit on what is working, it is ruthlessly exploited until his opponent can no longer keep pace.
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Expanding to graphics opens up the possibility of further gains, but adds risks if it can't keep pace with rivals or sparks a patent suit.
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The mom-and-pop shop has been a fixture of Atlanta business for over six decades, and always manages to keep pace with the times.
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All of the changes are aimed at increasing its handling capabilities, and the steering and stability control have been tweaked to keep pace with them.
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In pushing for a higher federal minimum wage, Democrats have argued that the pay floor has failed to keep pace with rising costs for consumers.
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As recently as Tuesday morning, the president tweeted that the Fed should cut rates to keep pace with China's central bank loosening its monetary policy.
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It proves that games can exist as cohesive online services without demanding players continue to pay money to keep pace with the most relevant updates.
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Jobs in US journalism have been on the decline, with the rise in digital journalism failing to keep pace with the loss of newspaper jobs.
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Suppliers are already struggling to keep pace with the surge in demand, resulting in billions of dollars' worth of inventory sitting in the parking bays.
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But this year, the energy sector has even failed to keep pace with oil prices, despite their traditional tendency to move in the same direction.
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That will be a necessary step to keep pace with the upcoming Galaxy S9 and its Exynos 9 chip, which also promises accelerated cellular connectivity.
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However, analyst Dick Bove believes an important shift is happening: In 2016, it is evident that bank earnings will not keep pace with 2015 results.
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For a country at the forefront of technology innovation, our government has too much technical debt and needs to keep pace with private sector advancements.
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To improve unlock performance and keep pace with the natural changes of your face and look, Face ID augments its stored mathematical representation over time.
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It won't matter how many awards HBO shows have under their belts if the company can't produce enough hits to keep pace with Netflix viewership.
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The U.S. federal deficit has continued to expand after the Trump administration's 2017 tax cuts, as revenues have failed to keep pace with rising spending.
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It also looks like a move to keep pace with Instagram, which is growing faster and had a more liberal policy around posting older items.
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Regulators have scrambled to keep pace with the development of online lenders and payment companies, which act like banks but do not take in deposits.
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Despite having completed 233 percent more cases from 228 to 233 combined, the court's efforts were not enough to keep pace with the mounting backlog.
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If you want to keep pace with the rapid advancements taking place in mobility, then pack your bag and head to TC Tel Aviv 2018.
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The "digital divide," means communities, businesses, schools and families in areas without reliable, high-speed Internet are unable to keep pace in the modern economy.
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American politicians are more concerned with those who will struggle to keep pace with jobs relocating across industries and borders as trade barriers are lifted.
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Samsung finally unveiled its long-awaited Galaxy Note 2512 smartphone , as it looks to keep pace with Apple in the high-end of the market.
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The Blazers scored their first nine baskets in the paint to keep pace with Utah and finished the quarter with 20 points in the paint.
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These companies are at a time when department stores are struggling to keep pace with off-price brands and e-commerce players such as Amazon.
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Cincinnati (3-4) badly needed a win to keep pace in the AFC North heading into next week's matchup with the Washington Redskins in London.
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While the simplest way to do that is by getting a raise, these incremental increases often only keep pace with inflation due to wage stagnation.
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In July, after Mobileye announced its break with Tesla, the carmaker said its former supplier had been unable to keep pace with Tesla's product changes.
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The bulk of the aircraft were ordered when Etihad was pursuing an aggressive expansion strategy to keep pace with regional rivals Emirates and Qatar Airways.
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Oklahoma City was able to trim its deficit to 10 at halftime before failing to keep pace with sharp-shooting Indiana in the third quarter.
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"We urge you to ensure that resources for the international affairs budget keep pace with the growing global threats and opportunities we face," they wrote.
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What's more, cash or liquid investments like money market funds or short-term CDs aren't likely to keep pace with inflation in the long run.
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Patent examination must keep pace with emerging technologies to ensure that innovation is both supported and protected in a clear, actionable, and enforceable legal framework.
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Nicasio couldn't keep pace with Darvish as he went just 4 2/3 innings, giving up four runs on seven hits while striking out four.
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Led by Korver and his 15 points, Atlanta made a season-high 17 103-pointers to keep pace in the competitive Eastern Conference playoff picture.
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It's well known that startups founded by women struggle to raise venture capital, but even the rare exceptions struggle to keep pace with male peers.
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South Korea's Kim In-kyung did her best to keep pace with a 68 but found herself trailing in second place after Korda's impressive finish.
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But algorithms designed to improve safety are the only way Twitter is going to keep pace with the volume of tweets people share every day.
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Several of them quickly join forces with him, delighting in the opportunity to peacock their newfound "wokeness" and punish those who fail to keep pace.
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Still there is just not enough expertise to keep pace with the return of civilians, said Mohamed Ali, a tribal fighter who helps dismantle explosives.
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Now a few tech giants, notably Google, are working to lay their own cables to keep pace with demand for faster and faster data speeds.
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India will test the U.S. company's ability to keep pace halfway around the world with Amazon, whose investors are as patient as boss Jeff Bezos.
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The win allowed the Yankees to keep pace with the Boston Red Sox, whom they trail by three games in the American League East standings.
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The ongoing technology revolution has business leaders around the world racing to figure out how to retrain workers in order to keep pace with changes.
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Around the country, restaurants are expanding their menus of thoughtful, complex, nonalcoholic cocktails to keep pace — especially this month — with a population that's drinking less.
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The Red Raiders also outrebounded Iowa State 17-12, but the Cyclones were able to keep pace thanks to Thomas' 16 points in the half.
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From Uganda to Cameroon, many of the continent's leaders are aging and clinging to power while their countries struggle to keep pace with global developments.
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Demand for data centers has exploded over the past decade to keep pace with soaring use of workplace software, social media, videos, and mobile apps.
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Its core social network remains prominent and is Trump's preferred bully pulpit, but it's struggling to keep pace with flashy upstart rivals such as TikTok.
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According to January figures from Invoiced, 51% of US businesses have upgraded their accounting systems in the past year to keep pace with changing technology.
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Denver labored to keep pace, and when Danuel House Jr. sank a corner trey that beat the first-half buzzer, the Rockets led 69-52.
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It's become an increasingly popular way for big companies to make sure they can release code and keep pace with Silicon Valley's best and brightest.
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"The motor market remained highly competitive, with market premiums failing to keep pace with claims inflation," Chief Financial Officer and CEO-designate Penny James said.
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With development struggling to keep pace, "the market in Amsterdam is under pressure," said Tjerk van der Linden, a managing director of Engel & Völkers Amsterdam.
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Jrue Holiday added 25 points, as the Pelicans ended a two-game losing streak to keep pace in the tightly contested Western Conference playoff race.
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That has become more important of late, as the agency struggles to keep pace with painfully high attrition and the unrelenting workload that fuels it.
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Looking to keep pace with Scott, Nelson had one of his strongest fundraising quarters, raising $85033 million in the first three months of the year.
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Because the $7.25 per hour minimum wage has not been increased to keep pace with inflation, its value has fallen 16% over the past half-century.
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Revenue collections also came in far below projections through the month of April, failing to keep pace with rising expenses and adding to the state's deficit.
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The 40-year-old would like to see the format of competitions for para-athletes keep pace with the standards being set by the competitors themselves.
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As a result, American offices, factories, schools and homes will find it more difficult to make the investments necessary to keep pace with changing information technology.
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Welcome centers like Chahal's, which offer temporary shelter for refugees, are nervous that they will run out of resources if the numbers of migrants keep pace.
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According to the NTI, government authorities and facility operators are struggling to keep pace with this new threat, and national and international guidance is still evolving.
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Venture firms are raising bigger and bigger funds to keep pace with increasingly large deal sizes, and startups are raising multiple rounds in a single year.
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Oil prices have dropped steadily since mid-2014 on the back of a glut in global oil supply and the failure of demand to keep pace.
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Sources are framing this push as Facebook simultaneously picking up the torch of advertiser-supported television as well as an attempt to keep pace with Snapchat.
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But as carmakers started relying on partnerships and acquisitions to keep pace with the tech industry's encroachment into the automotive space, Cruise pivoted to full autonomy.
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One operator, apparently struggling to keep pace with the reporter's Arabic, at one point called the town "Harb Bebsi" – Arabic for "Pepsi War" — instead of Harbnafsah.
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As people need to plan for two or three decades of retirement, their money should keep pace with the cost of living over that time horizon.
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Instead, they are focused on acquiring smaller companies to keep pace with consumers' increasing preference for small brands over the larger ones the last generation preferred.
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That convinced the company earlier this year to start shifting prices more quickly, even daily, to keep pace with international ones and avoid pricing above peers.
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Washington has long wrestled with how to keep pace with Silicon Valley, and federal regulators sought out a different and more flexible approach for automated vehicles.
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He takes over Macy's at a time when department stores are struggling to keep pace with off-price brands and e-commerce players such as Amazon.
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Instead of trying to keep pace with fashion trends, like ANF and ARO, the company remains focused on providing teens with a uniform of basic clothing.
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Despite those big days, no nation was able to keep pace with the United States, who smashed through the century mark and reached 101 total medals.
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That will help him keep pace with O'Rourke, who's been a prolific fundraiser and raised more than $10 million in the second fundraising quarter of 2018.
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The DOJ argues that the search powers must be broadened to keep pace with the rapidly progressing technology that criminals use to mask their identities online.
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To keep pace with demand and stand out from the growing crowd, microbrewers will need to continue devising ever-more-inventive names for their artisanal ales.
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After sweeping through , bike-sharing has spread to Europe and North America, with U.S. players seeking to keep pace with the international forays of Chinese rivals.
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According to another GAO report, NPS funding did not keep pace with inflation from 2004 to 2015; nearly 85033 percent of that funding comes from Washington.
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So many pregnant women took advantage of Florida's offer of free Zika testing that state laboratories have been unable to keep pace, doctors and patients said.
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Mr. Trump's business record may help explain why various fact-checkers have barely been able to keep pace with his false claims on the campaign trail.
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This Sunday's game against the Falcons could be make-or-break for Tennessee's playoff hopes as they look to keep pace in the crowded AFC South.
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Update the regulatory structure to keep pace with commercialization applying uniform standards on the types of products that can be sold or marketed to the public.
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Keep in mind that aid offers may be less generous over time, if they don't renew for upperclassman or keep pace with tuition increases, Sotudeh said.
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Salesforce has to keep pace with other big technology firms that are also investing heavily in AI and is paying up for acquisitions and individual hires.
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Ultimately, though, Toys R Us was hamstrung by debt payments and forced into liquidation when it couldn't keep pace with Amazon or invest in its business.
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Image: Blue OriginIn its attempt to keep pace with SpaceX and other competitors, Amazon is seeking FCC approval to put 3913,2391 interconnected broadband satellites into orbit.
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"The Russians and the Chinese are doing the same and we definitely have to keep pace, but we don't have to increase the arsenal," Jacobs said.
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VMWare, like many technology providers, is struggling to keep pace with its customers' efforts to move key computing infrastructure to the cloud, meaning remote data centers.
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To keep pace with rivals, Fitbit has focused on value prices - selling Inspire at $173 and the HR version, capable of heart rate monitoring, at $217.
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Four years ago, Mr. Sanders had cruised to an upstart victory in Minnesota, a much-needed win for the Vermont senator to keep pace with Mrs.
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GE's cash generation has failed to keep pace with earnings in recent years, raising concerns that GE's actual financial performance was falling short of stated results.
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The company is rapidly picking up business from the retail industry in particular, which is aiming to keep pace with the e-commerce business of Amazon.
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Big cities are ascendant, enjoying accelerated job growth in a knowledge-driven economy, while midsize cities, small metro areas and rural communities struggle to keep pace.
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And now a few tech giants, notably Google, are working to lay their own cables to keep pace with demand for higher and higher data speeds.
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Dr. Perry of the ChildTrauma Academy said that as school shooting drills proliferated over the past two decades, research into their effectiveness failed to keep pace.
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Still, like a sprinter who can at first keep pace with a train, in the end Mr. Ke was left in the dust by the computer.
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As colleges look to keep pace with a competitive job market being shaped by automation and globalization, many are opening entrepreneur centers designed to entice millennials.
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Over the previous month they had gone from the heart of the playoff race to desperately trying to keep pace for even the final postseason spot.
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In any case, it's certainly a good time for the custodians of consumer protection to evolve their internet game to keep pace with tech-savvy fraudsters.
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Houston regained the lead in the third quarter but couldn't keep pace with the Jazz in the fourth as the Rockets' normally potent offense went cold.
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"Family incomes have not increased enough to keep pace with inflation, much less the dramatic increase in college costs over the past several decades," she said.
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Under his leadership, Victoria's Secret failed to keep pace with evolving beauty ideals and refused to embrace a broader range of body types and gender identities.
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There have been quarters where the company simply didn't have enough headcount to keep pace with growth, holding it back from reaching higher highs, he said.
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Beijing-based military expert Zhou Chenming said it was vital for the military to "update and upgrade" its rules to keep pace with global technology developments.
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A provision of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 28 more than doubled the exemption and raises it each year to keep pace with inflation.
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A sharp online sales slowdown during the crucial holiday months had spooked investors, who worried the retailer would not be able to keep pace with Amazon.
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The voluntary approach has been praised by the industry because it can allow the typically slow-moving government to keep pace with the rapidly evolving technology.
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Back in its fiscal first quarter, analysts said Target still had a way to go to keep pace with the likes of Wal-Mart and Amazon.
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Until Congress acts to more accurately calculate retirees' cost-of-living adjustments, they will not be able to keep pace with the rising costs of aging.
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But regulation of the sector has failed to keep pace with its explosive expansion, and that has left it ripe for abuse, putting ordinary investors at risk.
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Furthermore, the company has been generating negative free cash flow indicating its operating cash flow is not yet able to keep pace with the rapid IP expansion.
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Digital media journalists have become adept at chasing down the 24-hour news cycle and hustling to keep pace with events as they unfold in real time.
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Infrastructure in the company's home base of Seattle has strained to keep pace with Amazon's meteoric growth, and the city has experienced massive increases in housing costs.
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As Twitter's advertising revenue and user growth have failed to keep pace with companies like Facebook, it has been widely speculated that the company might sell itself.
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But labor advocates say that the inability of the federal standard of $7.25 to keep pace with the cost of living is plunging many Americans into poverty.
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The reorganisation will help the company keep pace with the changing economic structure of the country, from fast growth to quality development, Greenland said in a statement.
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But unless Aaron Rodgers can turn back the clock and find some sort of passing game, it will be hard for him to keep pace with Cousins.
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The disappointing outlook underscores the higher costs that Ford has been spending on developing self-driving and electric cars to keep pace with pioneers like Tesla Inc.
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As emerging technologies drive new business models, regulation should also keep pace with today's tough environment, thus fostering better conditions for startups and innovation in our country.
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The bottom line: EV penetration could be stifled without significant, large-scale investment in charging infrastructure and advanced charging technology that can keep pace with EV adoption.
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He criticized the EU, saying that in many areas of global trade, in particular services and digital industries, it had been "unable to keep pace" with change.
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Yet it appears that the company has been failing to take adequate or necessary steps to keep pace with the demand of Time Warner Cable customers.4.
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Abu Dhabi's national carrier, Etihad Airways, bought a 24% stake in 2013, and Jet ordered hundreds of new planes to try to keep pace with growing demand.
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For anyone interested in financial inclusion, giving regulators the tools to keep pace with market growth and innovation is just as important as backing new fintech startups.
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Tyler Toffoli, newly acquired Tobias Rieder and Dustin Brown scored for Los Angeles, which was unable to keep pace with Calgary and Anaheim in the Pacific Division.
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It struggled to keep pace with Snapchat and Medium and again, despite a huge user base, couldn't generate the cash needed to make it a raging success.
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The Food and Drug Administration had to create a new team of experts to keep pace with new ideas for using computers and machine learning in healthcare.
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The DEA says these legal changes would help prosecutors keep pace with criminals who constantly churn out chemically tweaked fentanyl analogues to evade strict Schedule I regulations.
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And although some of them can now crunch through billions of strings every second, some problems are so complex that even the latest computers cannot keep pace.
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The theory is that by the U.S. investing more in women's hockey other countries will be forced to do the same if they are to keep pace.
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But the question remains whether that will be enough to keep pace with the number of displaced workers, and the skilled graduates coming from universities each year.
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The gap between rich and poor in the workplace is unwanted publicity for many companies – especially when British wages are failing to keep pace with rising inflation.
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With 155 delegates at stake -- the largest of any state contest on Super Tuesday -- Cruz must have a substantially strong showing to keep pace with frontrunner Trump.
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Washington could struggle to keep pace with the up-tempo Sun Devils without Fultz, who is listed as day-to-day due to a sore right knee.
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Steady growth in online comes as a welcome respite for the company which has been struggling to keep pace with rivals in that part of the business.
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The new chip is a big deal for Samsung, though, as the new manufacturing process will allow the company's chip-making arm to keep pace with Qualcomm.
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Retailers are also struggling to keep pace with consumers moving online for shopping, meaning many are weighed down with excess and costly store space and unsold items.
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The city has so far struggled to keep pace with Mr. de Blasio's plan to build 2500 new homeless shelters, with many meeting opposition from neighborhood residents.
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While the U.S. military built up the latter, the issue of when and where the U.S. should use cyber-operations failed to keep pace with new capabilities.
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However, if corporate earnings don't keep pace, or the economy keeps lagging, or tech stocks get bubbly, that could start making the market look even more expensive.
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Decision-makers need only the will to keep pace with private-sector innovators in order to make operating and interfacing the government a secure — and pleasurable — experience.
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In its effort to keep pace with Apple's iPhone and iOS, Samsung this week introduced its answer to Animoji in the form of its own AR Emoji.
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In an age when these targeted treatments can save lives, reduce symptoms, return patients to their usual occupations and cut long-term costs, testing must keep pace.
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The collective betting is that it is only a matter of time before China's import demand heats up as domestic production fails to keep pace with demand.
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The new store comes as Jet's parent company has been growing its online grocery delivery service at rapid clip in a bid to keep pace with Amazon.
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Increases in the cost of housing in the New York Metro Area have been caused in part by the failure of supply to keep pace with demand.
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Sears shares have lost nearly 90 percent of their value since 2007 as the company failed to keep pace with retailers like Walmart Stores, Target and Amazon.com.
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A report from the Bipartisan Policy Center notes that while Congress has authorized up to 700 new immigration judgeships, hiring has not been able to keep pace.
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Technology is advancing data collection and analysis at a rate beyond anything individual consumers can control and beyond the capacity of legislation and regulation to keep pace.
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The problem is magnified among small business owners who often lack resources to keep pace with new regulations—and as a result have to make difficult choices.
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You can build a solid portfolio out of just four funds, and while you may not beat the market, you should be able to easily keep pace.
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Inflation has tumbled from more than 10 percent in 1003 to 4.57 percent last month, but the central bank has failed to keep pace, some economists said.
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The momentum that got us to this point has to continue and for regulatory change to keep pace with technological change, it probably even has to accelerate.
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Maybe agricultural pests adapt to climate change stresses by evolving novel and frequently changing abilities to destroy crops, leaving farmers struggling to keep pace and feed populations.
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Lehner stopped 31 shots to help the Islanders win for the second time in two days and keep pace with first-place Washington in the Metropolitan Division.
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Suzuki, which specialises in affordable compact cars, had been struggling to keep pace with the huge costs of investing in research and development for automated driving functions.
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Although some companies that still make masks in the US, such as 3M and Prestige Ameritech are expanding capacity, they can't keep pace with pandemic-spurred demand.
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Countries have reacted with alarm to these disastrous conditions, but attempts to keep pace with the crisis through sanctions, humanitarian aid and mediation have had mixed results.
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The workers whose jobs are displaced through automation need to be re-skilled to fill the upsurge in tech jobs required to keep pace with industry advances.
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Though each has a slightly different goal, both design their programs to counterbalance the United States, and will therefore calibrate to keep pace with any American advances.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Prada is feeling China's economic slowdown as it struggles to keep pace with its global rivals in the biggest market for luxury goods.
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Group revenues were up 2.7% thanks largely to double digit revenue growth outside of South Africa, but this did not keep pace with cost growth of 3.6%.
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Arizona State was just 3 of 22 from 3-point range and shot 43.3 percent overall while being unable to keep pace with Buffalo's up-tempo attack.
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After sweeping through China, bike-sharing has spread to Europe and North America, with U.S. players seeking to keep pace with the international forays of Chinese rivals.
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Privately owned CMA CGM said the order would help it cut transport costs, particularly on Asia-Europe routes, and allow it to keep pace with market growth.
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As US consumers have shifted away from television sets and cable subscriptions toward mobile devices and streaming content, media and telecom companies have scrambled to keep pace.
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Vonn, 33, was one of the favorites to win the event, but she couldn't keep pace with 25-year-old Italian Sofia Goggia, who won the gold.
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Wireless carriers have been upgrading their mobile networks quickly enough to more than keep pace with increasing data use by their customers on new unlimited data plans.
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At Terminal 1, which is shared by a roster of foreign carriers, the workers on the ground could not keep pace with the steady flow of arrivals.
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It's been an annual event since 1934 and the golf course has been updated many times over the years to keep pace with developments in sports technology.
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Jaeger was a well-known British brand which operated for 133 years, but collapsed in April after failing to keep pace with rapidly changing high street conditions.
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Iran, which has huge gas reserves alongside its oil resources, exports small amounts of gas to Turkey but production has struggled to keep pace with rising domestic consumption.
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Walmart and Target both stood out as winners in retail in 2018, as these two companies continue to pour money into their businesses to keep pace with Amazon.
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However, wages are not expected to keep pace with inflation in 2017, calling into question whether consumers will be able to continue driving Britain's economy with their spending.
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The plan aspires to limit the spread of gun violence by relying heavily on more sophisticated technology, better data, and regulations that keep pace with the Internet age.
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Revenue at three-quarters of the non-financial companies on the Bovespa index failed to keep pace with annual inflation, according to a Reuters analysis of securities filings.
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Governments are struggling to keep pace with the industry's rapid growth, and its informal nature means that it is harder to enforce anti-discriminatory regulations or social protections.
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Two retail consultants, who advise Walmart on e-commerce and online grocery, have confirmed to Reuters that Jet is failing to keep pace with Walmarts internal sales goals.
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The stakes are much higher for the Cardinals, though, as they try to keep pace in the three-team race for the two National League wild-card berths.
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Two retail consultants, who advise Walmart on e-commerce and online grocery, have confirmed to Reuters that Jet is failing to keep pace with Walmart's internal sales goals.
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Without outside help, many operators will struggle to keep pace with cyber threats, according to Roger Brunt, a former top official at the UK's Office for Nuclear Regulation.
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At the same time, big companies are shrinking, my more people are becoming entrepreneurs and the built environment of cities needs to evolve to keep pace with this.
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It should also help GoPro keep pace with a number of newer competitors from around the world who sell similar cameras at or under the $199 price point.
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Industry insiders say Apple's approach to data collection and user privacy, while commendable from an ideological standpoint, hamper its ability to keep pace with other Silicon Valley heavyweights.
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Novartis has been expanding its cancer-fighting arsenal by striking deals with smaller companies as it races to keep pace with rivals including Roche, Merck and Bristol Myers.
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Since then, employment has continued to expand at an average of 215,000 jobs a month — more than twice the job growth necessary to keep pace with population growth.
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Though the iPhones with Qualcomm modems were capable of much faster theoretical download speeds, Apple throttled them down in order to keep pace with iPhones with Intel's modems.
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The company's facilities in Wichita, Kansas, Tulsa and Oklahoma are operating at optimal level to increase production rates as it looks to keep pace with Boeing's rising deliveries.
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Several other players, notably Englishman Fleetwood, tucked into the third-day birdie-feast but they could not keep pace with the 266-year-old from across the border.
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It's charming as hell, frankly, but several of the games in the series have included harsh timers that force players to keep pace or risk a bad ending.
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It is unclear if U.S. mutual and pension funds, and banks and insurers, could keep pace with the increase in Treasury issuance if foreign demand continues to fall.
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Neuralink's tech would also be able to help humans keep pace with the rapid advances in AI, and would achieve this by basically integrating AI with human consciousness.
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"Fast-growing coastal cities may be generating the high-paying jobs, but they haven't created enough budget-friendly housing to keep pace," said Nela Richardson, Redfin's chief economist.
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But supporters of the motion say Europe needs a coherent framework to support and regulate robotics if it wants to keep pace with the rest of the world.
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By hiring workers as apprentices, employers benefit by building a pipeline of workers with the right skills to grow the businesses and keep pace as their industry advances.
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It's difficult to keep pace with drug-resistant bacteria, so the CDC suggests focusing on preventative measures, like isolating infected patients and paying careful attention to antibiotic prescriptions.
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F) plans to seek a buyer for its customer relationship management (CRM) operation to exit a business that requires heavy investment to keep pace with advances in technology.
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And, if they keep pace with their current savings habits, they could retire with $21 million more than Baby Boomer parents and $250,2000 more than Gen X parents.
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The Delaware action is more likely to be resolved on a quicker timetable, perhaps even by year-end, although the Massachusetts judge seems to want to keep pace.
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Even at today's pace you need 100 more planes a year just to keep pace with the market and we are not getting anywhere close to that number.
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We are living in an era where innovation, agility and imagination are all essential in order to keep pace with exponential technological transformation taking place in our society.
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Finally, while U.S. production is surging, it can't keep pace with growing demand, and UBS thinks underinvestment in big oil projects will start to impact supply next year.
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While Mr. Trump has demonstrated an ability to raise money from his legion of supporters, he continues to struggle to keep pace with the previous general election cycle.
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Record-keeping systems based on database technologies originally developed in the 1960s and confined by national borders cannot keep pace with a globalized, automated, increasingly AI-driven world.
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O'Rourke has gotten a groundswell of media attention, leading a motivated Democratic base to help him keep pace with Cruz financially, with both candidates raising about $23 million.
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"Our endpoints may be unclear right now, but the end goal is not: Our rules must keep pace with the modern media marketplace," he said, according to Variety.
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However, at the confluence of technology, capitalism, and regulation, young creatives find themselves at the mercy of lawmakers' ability to keep pace with the vanguard of technological trends.
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"Despite multiple retooling works, the plant carries hidden dangers and also fails to keep pace with the nation's fuel upgrading program," CNPC said on its website on Wednesday.
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"To not keep pace with [inflation] is to, by inaction, increase punishment and penalty," said Deborrah Brodsky, director of the Project on Accountable Justice at Florida State University.
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His remarks reminded us that to build the infrastructure necessary to power the "always on, always connected" future, we need forward looking policies that keep pace with innovation.
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Test supplier Roche Diagnostics Corporation says it is distributing 25,213 tests per week to labs in the United States, but that isn't enough to keep pace with demand.
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On the other hand, if you expect to live another quarter-century in retirement, you want your money to grow enough to at least keep pace with inflation.
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The team dominated the end of the V8 engine era, but since the 2014 introduction of hybrid engines, Renault has struggled to keep pace with those better teams.
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The victory helps the Jets keep pace in a crowded Western Conference wild-card race, as five teams sit within two points of the final two playoff positions.
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Zandi estimates that the U.S. must continue to add at least 100,000 jobs each month to keep pace with population growth and prevent the unemployment rate from rising.
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To keep pace with the Brewers meant the Rockies needed a win, and they delivered in a big way with a 14-0 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies.
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In the meantime, Americans trying to keep pace with rapidly evolving technology will face higher prices and many may choose not to upgrade or invest in new equipment.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Nokia (NOK) is replacing its CEO as the telecom equipment company struggles to keep pace with its rivals in the global rollout of 5G.
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Warehouse employees told Reveal that the robots not only make it more difficult for workers to keep pace, but that they increase productivity expectations to even higher levels.
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World agricultural production will need to rise about 50 percent by 2050 to keep pace with population growth, according to the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).
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The utility has total nominal capacity of around 44,000 megawatts (MW) but has struggled to keep pace with demand because its coal-fired power stations are so unreliable.
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But the 38-year-old Hawley has struggled to keep pace with McCaskill, who has been running for office for about as long as Hawley has been alive.
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The victory allowed the Cougars (22-7, 12-573 American) to keep pace with Tulsa atop the league standings with two games to play in the regular season.
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It's the fact that a topical comedy with a six-month gap between writing and screening simply cannot keep pace with real-life tech-world terrors any more.
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Oreo and Ritz maker Mondelez has been trying to keep pace through SnackFutures, an innovation and venture hub that it started in late 2018 to develop new products.
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Around half of FACC's revenues come from Airbus, which reported higher airplane orders for 2019 but failed to keep pace with deliveries after axing its A380 superjumbo programme.
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"This doesn&apost have to correct itself immediately but it is an unsustainable development in our view especially if net income concentration doesn&apost keep pace," he said.
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Unless we act now to keep pace with and find innovative solutions to rapidly evolving risks online, we will leave children more vulnerable to violence, exploitation and abuse.
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But it has arrived so fast and forcefully that our nation's outdated music licensing laws have not been able to keep pace with how people enjoy music today.
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On a meta level, can a show that draws much of its heat from tapping the pop-cultural and political zeitgeist keep pace with the chaos of 2016?
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Since then, employment has continued to expand at an average of 215,000 jobs a month — more than twice the job growth necessary to keep pace with population growth.
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The EU is urging other international bodies and prosperous nations, including the U.S., to raise taxes on digital firms in order to keep pace with the changing economy.
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"We need to candidly be able to keep pace, we feel like we're going to be able to do that," Pete Kavanaugh, Mr. Biden's deputy campaign manager, said.
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In the event of a funding lapse, the bill would prevent a shutdown by automatically maintaining existing funding levels and adjusting them upward to keep pace with inflation.
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But skeptics question the logic of upgrading individual properties if the surrounding areas do not keep pace and flooding or the rise in sea levels swamps nearby roads.
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However, the authors find that this statistic does not keep pace with the growth of the Latino population, which has doubled to 17.8% of the total US population.
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Broadband investment has gone down in recent years Most of the country still lacks the basic infrastructure for internet speeds that can keep pace with the modern internet.
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Charter schools in the state as whole have also failed to keep pace with those in other states and even score worse on certain national benchmarks than traditional schools.
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By being crowdsourced, Urban Dictionary circumvents other dictionaries' general slowness to change and keep pace with the times in a way that makes it an invaluable digital resource.31.
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The consolidation is part of Honda's plan to begin bridging AI products to market, including cars with emotional perception, as it races to keep pace with competitors including Toyota.
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The warning signals that even a big improvement in infrastructure in the past two decades has failed to keep pace with the rapid growth of economies, population and urbanisation.
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The CFTC still intends to go forward with Reg AT in "some form" to "better keep pace with the dramatic expansion of algorithmic trading in our markets," he said.
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In Australia, Chinese visitors who bulk-buy milk powder helped prompt the A2 Milk Company and Bellamy's Australia to increase production to keep pace with rising demand, noted Euromonitor.
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The Franco-Dutch group reported a 211.4 percent drop in unit revenue for January-March, as sales failed to keep pace with its 583 percent expansion in flights offered.
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Over the next few decades, the price of the slice seemed to keep pace with inflation, and it maintained its status as the food of middle-class New Yorkers.
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Similarly, for the car manufacturers involved, that means they can invest in a single platform and (maybe) keep pace with the innovations coming out of Cupertino and Mountain View.
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Earlier this month, the Liberal government raised a federal child benefit to keep pace with inflation, helping to support eligible families, but others are still scrambling to find bargains.
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The overhaul signals that Deutsche is coming to terms with its failure to keep pace with Wall Street's big hitters such as JP Morgan Chase & Co and Goldman Sachs.
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The IMF reckons growth will pick up to about 2.6% for 2017, but even that will not be enough to keep pace with the number of babies being born.
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Nonetheless, increased aircraft deliveries and to a lesser extent higher drug and computer equipment shipments allowed exports to keep pace with imports as both grew 3.8 percent last year.
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With one of the world's biggest ecommerce giants focusing squarely on groceries, incumbent grocers across the country are being forced to keep pace and offer online shopping and delivery.
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President Donald Trump pressed his demand Wednesday for the Federal Reserve to accelerate interest rate cuts, saying the U.S. central bank needs to keep pace with its global counterparts.
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Oil prices climbed in recent months, but shares of many frackers failed to keep pace because of doubts over their ability to realise both growth and a steady income.
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This creates a twofold problem for mainstream entities looking to cash in: Not only would they have to crack an impossible code, but they'd have to keep pace, too.
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As demand for heavy Canadian crude from U.S. Gulf of Mexico refiners has risen amid a drop in Venezuelan production, the country's energy infrastructure has failed to keep pace.
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Labour - which has gone further than May by saying it would automatically keep pace with new EU laws on workers' rights - described the government's offer as a "pathetic bribe".
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The researchers revealed the driver was watching a screen that give him real-time feedback on if he should drive faster or slower to help the drone keep pace.
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The threat of antibiotic resistance is even more frightening when considered in this context: Antibiotic research and development (R&D) is failing to keep pace with growing patient needs.
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The second-year guard hit 8 of 10 shots from the field and scored 18 points during the first quarter to help the Suns keep pace with the Jazz.
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Once the country's biggest department store operator, Debenhams has reported a string of profit warnings as it failed to keep pace with consumers moving online and to cheaper outlets.
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While Vine once boasted a commanding lead over other social video apps, it failed to keep pace as competitors added features — something that ultimately drove its biggest stars away.
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"This legislation proposes common sense changes in law to keep pace with advances in self-driving technology," Thune, the chair of the Senate Commerce Committee, said in a statement.
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Earlier this month, the Liberal government raised a federal child benefit to keep pace with inflation, helping to support eligible families, but others are still scrambling to find bargains.
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Boost benefits for beneficiaries 85+ Provide a bump-up in benefits at age 85033, which would help older women better keep pace with increases in the cost of living.
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The challenge, Dr. Goodall said, will be watching whether the pay of those women continues to keep pace with their male colleagues' as they climb to more senior ranks.
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The chemistry may develop, but whether the writing will keep pace is unclear from the premiere, which involves an apparent suicide that may not be a suicide at all.
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However, the Chiefs defense has been shaky against offenses that can move the ball, and without Mahomes, it feels like it will be tough for them to keep pace.
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The department store sector as a whole, which includes rivals J.C. Penney, Macy's and Dillard's, has struggled to keep pace with the growth of Amazon and other online players.
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Infrastructure and services in many Asia-Pacific cities have struggled to keep pace with rising populations and economic growth, while the affects of climate change have created further challenges.
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The second-place Tigers need all the wins they can get to keep pace with red-hot Cleveland, especially against AL Central rivals – they're 14-18 against division foes.
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As the number of baby boomers entering retirement continues to rise, the number of jobs the economy needs to create to keep pace with population growth has fallen sharply.
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Most agency research budgets have failed to keep pace with rising costs, and there is not enough money to support all of the exciting new ideas and research opportunities.
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The domestic airport in Mumbai, for example, is struggling to keep pace with surging footfalls, and a second airport has yet to be completed despite years in the planning.
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But by baking boozing into a company's culture, many employers have also made workers anxious about how they'll look if they don't partake or keep pace with the group.
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Ford's China sales have been sluggish in recent months as it struggles to keep pace with rapidly changing trends, including increased demand for entry-level cars in smaller cities.
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Attorney Dave Clegg and teacher Jeff Beals have better claims to being local, but they'll need to get their fundraising numbers up to keep pace with the top tier.
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In fact, as eyewear technology improves, people with 20/20 vision could soon find themselves buying a pair of smart glasses just to keep pace with their myopic friends.
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More uniformly educated populations are better equipped to resolve chronic policy problems, bolster economic growth, and keep pace with rapidly shifting geopolitical dynamics, which contributes to stability at home.
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Redshirt freshman forward Deng Geu led North Dakota State (5-3) with 18 points but the Bison couldn't keep pace with a Big East Conference opponent on the road.
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Ryan, who represents an Ohio district with manufacturing interests that has struggled to keep pace with globalization, said he was the right fit to make inroads with those voters.
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The Buccaneers needed a win to keep pace with Green Bay for the final N.F.C. wild-card spot, but they could not keep up with the Saints' explosive offense.
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But lately, as most of Hollywood has, 20053th Century Fox has struggled to keep pace with the changing way younger audiences view content — namely on an internet-connected device.
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Similarly, Intel, once so overwhelming a force in the semiconductor industry that it was a frequent target of antitrust cases, is struggling to keep pace with a shifting industry.
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A once successful and busy urban planner, he could no longer do professional work, nor could he keep pace with carpenters or handymen, jobs he had excelled at previously.
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The share of poor families' income spent on housing has thus risen sharply, and the inevitable struggle to keep pace has caused measurable increases in economic and social distress.
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Dr. Wadler was among the doctors, scientists and regulators who emerged in the 22011s and '217s as sports organizations struggled to keep pace with illicit drug use by athletes.
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The question heading into Super Tuesday is whether the former vice president and his growing momentum will be enough to keep pace in the delegate race with Vermont Sen.
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The goal of the project is to deliver flowers to the funerals or station houses of every officer killed in action nationwide, but it is difficult to keep pace.
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The United States is still far from negative nominal rates, but with yields at their current low levels, bond portfolios may not earn enough to keep pace with inflation.
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Rising inflation has squeezed household incomes this year, causing spending and broader economic growth to slow, as wages have failed to keep pace with the rising cost of living.
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Despite 16 birdies in his previous three rounds, Oosthuizen carded only one more as he tried to keep pace with his compatriot Grace at the top of the leaderboard.
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That also presents daunting questions about the risks of satellites colliding in orbit and how regulators can keep pace with the rapid development of commercial activity in Earth's orbit.
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Ariana Huffington, who joined Uber's board in 2016, admits that the start-up's rapid expansion has been part of Uber's problem as structures and processes failed to keep pace.
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To fuel its growth, 10x needs to keep pace with the latest methods of genome analysis, including single-cell sequencing, which involves analyzing the sequence information within individual cells.
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"This legislation proposes common sense changes in law to keep pace with advances in self-driving technology," Thune, the chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee, said in a statement.
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All told, that means the first Porsche Taycans will cost more than Tesla's offerings, but they will just about keep pace with the Silicon Valley automaker's top-tier cars.
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It is on-screen where women for more than a century have tended to live more freely, as they desire, and the real world is left to keep pace.
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A rapidly changing media landscape is forcing legacy entertainment giants to consider spending tens of billions of dollars in order to keep pace with upstarts like Netflix and Amazon.
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Nordstrom announced Thursday two acquisitions that will help it keep pace with retail rivals online, even as the Nordstrom family continues to work on taking the department store private.
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The rapidly changing media landscape is forcing legacy entertainment giants to consider spending tens of billions of dollars in order to keep pace with upstarts like Netflix and Amazon.
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The Chinese economy grew 6.9 percent (year-on-year) in the second quarter to keep pace with the first quarter of 2017, according to the National Bureau of Statistics.
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But work conditions and rewards remain patchy at best, renewing demands for weekly days off, maternity benefits and a pension, as well as wages that keep pace with inflation.
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Nestle Chief Technology Officer Stefan Palzer acknowledged earlier this month that his company had to keep pace with rising demand for goods that are organic, gluten-free or vegan.
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The Justice Department has worked on Rule 41 changes for years, arguing they are procedural in nature and necessary to keep pace with criminal threats posed by evolving technology.
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Most retailers are just now starting to offer two-day shipping and will be forced to spend more on improving their logistics infrastructure to try and keep pace with Amazon.
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The hope — naturally — was that a concentration of clever minds coupled with ample funding would result in a wellspring of innovation and help Russia keep pace with California's electronics boom.
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It is no shame to Martin, or Game of Thrones' showrunners, to say that their characters are not able to keep pace with the full insanity of America's current leadership.
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Within health care, Microsoft and Alphabet both need to keep pace with Amazon Web Services, which has been building its business across the industry and has the most market share.
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Working with an undisclosed amount of money, Volvo Cars Tech Fund will look to invest in startups it believes could help it keep pace in a shape shifting auto industry.
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If the UK is going to keep pace with the rest of the world, its businesses might have to forego some short term profit now for investment in future growth.
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Musk hopes that one day the technology, which he calls "neural lace," could be used to improve brain function and help humans keep pace with rapid advancements in artificial intelligence.
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Students will have the opportunity to gain skills and knowledge to allow them to keep pace with and play a guiding role in the rapid evolution of the creative industries.
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"With the rapid growth of digital commerce, retailers are scrambling to keep pace with the consumer demand for more visually exciting and compelling shopping experiences," Dur said in a statement.
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Economists expect job growth to slow to about 150,000 per month this year, still well above the roughly 100,000 needed to keep pace with growth in the working age population.
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Why it matters: With Democrats in control of the House, the deal — which the companies argue will help America keep pace with foreign competitors on 5G — is under more scrutiny.
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Ford, which has slashed thousands of jobs this year, is also investing $11 billion by 2022 in electric and hybrid vehicles to try to keep pace in a changing industry.
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Macau has been rapidly transformed from a sleepy fishing village over a decade ago into a major gambling hub, but infrastructure has mostly failed to keep pace with its development.
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But delta-winged fighters still require a certain level of speed to just stay airborne, and it's impressive that this TGV can keep pace with it even at low airspeeds.
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It got a small update in late 2012, but since then has seen features slowly disappear or fail to keep pace with features that were added to Twitter's official clients.
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Oil prices are wallowing around a 22015-year low of around $33 a barrel for benchmark Brent crude as demand fails to keep pace with a glut in global supply.
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But as the nominee, Handel has seen Republicans rally around her in a fundraising push that proves promising as she tries to keep pace with Ossoff's own booming campaign account.
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They force the government to borrow more and more money to keep pace, which can lead to less financing being available to entrepreneurs, mom and pop shops, and new startups.
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But again, caution: The Taken King had an equally splashy start, and while every story mission was miles better than what shipped in the original game, it couldn't keep pace.
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Today we are the largest retailer of E15 in the U.S. While choices at the pump have tried to keep pace with new technology, our nation's fuel regulations have not.
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What to watch for the Democrats: Oklahoma presents a prime test of whether Hillary Clinton's strength with white voters from 2008 can keep pace with Bernie Sanders' edge in 2016.
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With food production struggling to keep pace, the government has set out ambitious plans to restore 1 million hectares of degraded land over the next four years and boost irrigation.
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As the price of activity trackers decrease, Fitbit needs to keep pace by introducing new models to keep the product line fresh — even if the new models have similar features.
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A blaze of speed and attitude, Sonic proved to be just what Sega needed in order to keep pace with Nintendo in the earliest iteration of the game console wars.
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The agency is considering updating a set of 2004 rules, "seeking to keep pace with technological and market changes, and to incorporate improvements in debris mitigation practices," the FCC said.
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While the U.S. government is better prepared than ever to respond to health impacts of disasters, Americans must keep pace with the very real, unpredictable, serious threats our nation faces.
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Kroger announced Monday new investments in employee benefits, education and wages as retailers across the board are spending more on their employees to keep pace in a tighter labor market.
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But Maloney and other scientists around the world are trying to accelerate the process by propagating and even engineering the toughest customers to help nature keep pace with climate change.
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In California, where a number of Republicans chose to retire rather than face tough re-election fights, the remaining incumbents also struggled to keep pace with their Democratic challengers. Reps.
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After Mobileye announced its break with Tesla in July in the wake of the fatality, Tesla said in a statement that Mobileye could not keep pace with Tesla's product changes.
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Law Firm Mergers Keep Pace with 2015's Record Most of the combinations through the end of June involved smaller firms, which are vulnerable to increased competition for limited business.
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Waymo's move also comes as China makes a major push into autonomous smart vehicles to keep pace with the United States in a global race to develop self-driving vehicles.
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But while federal regulators scramble to keep pace with technology, drones are being put to use in unexpected ways, now being deployed for everything from humanitarian purposes to educational research.
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A strategy for a flash flood that comes and goes within hours can hardly keep pace when record rains fall, and plans for action are often refined on the fly.
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Our current approach focuses on the specifics of a particular company's actions and effects on consumer welfare, making it flexible enough to keep pace with technology when formal legislation cannot.
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Mississippi State needed everything Fitzgerald could muster against the Aggies (221-284, 22-221 SEC), who were trying to keep pace with LSU for second place in the SEC West.
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WHAT WE'RE READING The Government Accountability Office on Wednesday issued two critical reports suggesting that the Food and Drug Administration isn't properly planning how to keep pace with medical science.
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The most dramatic global increase in aggregate consumption is occurring in parts of the world where people who build roads are trying to keep pace with people who buy cars.
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Even if I didn't have a kid eating up my spare time every day, I'm not sure it'd make a difference; there's no way I'd be able to keep pace!
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Although "forward guidance" sometimes failed to keep pace with sudden changes in the post-crisis economy, it was widely seen as a helpful addition to the arsenal of central banks.
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The talent is there, the coaches are highly regarded, the schemes have been perennially successful, and yet the execution just isn't good enough to keep pace with the NFC's best.
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The Senate version of the bill, for example, had a $300 billion mistake in failing to adjust the corporate alternative minimum tax to keep pace with the general rate reduction.
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Fitbit, which makes products such as the Flex 2 fitness tracker and Blaze smartwatch, is looking for new ways to keep pace with chief rival in the competitive wearables market.
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For the Mariners, the result helped them keep pace behind the A's for the second wild-card spot, though it remains a daunting gap at seven and a half games.
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They all belong to a golfing club, Sisters in the Fairway, and have played at courses "all over the world," Ms. Ojo said, so they knew how to keep pace.
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