" Kite Pharma: "Look, I think that Kite is a good speculation.
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The Human Kite is a kid with a kite strapped on his back.
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He is the son of Sharon Kite and Mark Kite of Cypress, Tex.
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SkySails' kite is launched, like a recreational kite, into the wind at ground level.
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The man is flying the kite, it's not just a man with a kite above him.
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" Kite Pharma: "I like Kite, but we are Portola fans on this show. P-T-L-A!
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His youngest son, Georgie, flies an errant kite that gets caught in the clouds, and with the help of Jack, they pull the kite and reveal…Mary Poppins, holding the kite and descending from the clouds!
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"Kite tails, fluttering and dancing in the wind," beams Jarvis, before riding towards the camera and launching into the following song: "Imagine, imagine, imagine,You're a fluttering kite..." The thing is, not everyone is convinced he said "kite".
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Most of the racers stay there and between its location and snow kite school, it does a good snow kite enthusiast business all winter.
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The first so-called CAR-T cell therapies could reach the market as soon as next year, with products from Juno, Kite Pharma KITE.
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It's worth noting that startups like Kite offer similar smart code-completion tools that work across development environments, though Kite currently only supports Python code.
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The snail kite is not generally threatened over its entire range; the Everglade snail kite, which is not found in the Florida Keys, is endangered.
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As Kite founder and CEO Adam Smith told me, the idea for Kite is based on the simple fact that a lot of programming is repetitive.
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The star pays homage to the U.S. territory's flag, while the kite that features a Hexagon symbolizes the traditional "chiringa" style of small kite on the island.
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Kite Pharma (KITE) reported upbeat results in a mid-stage clinical trial for its non-Hodgkin's lymphoma treatment, saying more than 40 percent of patients showed complete remission.
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In one scene, Charlie Brown finally gets the kite off the ground, only to have that insane kite-eating tree snatch it out of the sky and devour it.
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YILAN, Taiwan, July 5 (Reuters) - Feng Tsan-huang, a renowned kite designer in Taiwan, is taking his latest creation for a spin — setting his "bike kite" into the skies.
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However, one kite surfer in Fort Lauderdale used high winds winds before the brunt of the storm hit for an excuse to do a little kite surfing Thursday afternoon.
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While working for a TV station there, he and his wife Tajana Prka collaborated on the feature film Black Kite, a family drama about a kite maker who risks everything to follow his passion and share it with his young daughter, even after the Taliban banned kite flying under penalty of death.
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These evoke a black kite, a red balloon and a cryptic figure with a white spherical head stomping on the balloon's yellow string, to keep it from escaping with the kite.
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For more, click on Novartis on Wednesday touted new data from its T-cell therapy CTL019, saying it is on a par with results of experimental molecules from Kite Pharma KITE.
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He prefers to , go biking, run and kite surf.
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The FDA's decision on the Novartis drug, expected by late September, has significant implications not only for the Switzerland-based drugmaker but for companies making similar drugs, including Kite Pharma Inc KITE.
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A kite flies high over the camp, perhaps a better symbol than any other of the refugees' escape from ISIS -- like the Taliban in Afghanistan, the militant group had banned kite flying.
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"There are kites and there are kite holders, and she's just happy to be the kite holder and let her partner soar," comments Chrysta Bell, a guest at the couple's 2009 wedding.
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That's why Stan is Toolshed, Kyle is Human Kite, etc.
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"I want people to leave feeling high as a kite."
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Just listening through to Kite Party and the new stuff.
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High as a kite & dancing in the street after #MuppetMovie.
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Samuel L. Jackson trained a young vigilante in "Kite" (2014).
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RK Capital Management is often referred to as Red Kite.
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Kite got approval for its drug Yescarta in October 2017.
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The annual Berkeley Kite Festival took place at the marina.
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Certainly, the kite can't stay up forever, he will think.
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I was thinking I might go kite surfing in Brazil.
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And that's exactly what Kite is starting to do now.
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The feeling was that Kite would soon fall behind, too.
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The children all took turns running with the ladybug kite.
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"They are flying a kite," as one diplomat put it.
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The ecommerce giant maintains a list of restricted product categories that ranges from weapons such as firearms, to booze and tobacco products, to pets, to kite strings for the niche sport of kite fighting.
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"That is probably the biggest weakness of our model," Kite says.
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After futebol, kite fighting is one of Brazil's most popular sports.
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Gilead Sciences struck a deal to buy Kite Pharma for $11.9bn.
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I think that with Kite Party there was this constant pressure.
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There hasn't been a consistent international organization of snow kite racing.
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Check out the artworks, entitled Kite, Migration, Palestine, and Throne, below.
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Wind boarding leads to kite surfing which leads to fly boarding.
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Page has been known to kite board — sometimes with Richard Branson.
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B.Y.O.K. (bring your own kite) or just buy one there. brooklynbridgepark.
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Before Marian, Camille's mother was "frivolous — like a kite," Jackie recalls.
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There are kite-shaped cownose rays, bluntnose rays and roughtail rays.
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Both steps were taken in the case of Kite, officials said.
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Kite Pharmaceuticals, which was acquired by drug manufacturer Gilead on Aug.
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He cut the cord, sending the banner out like a kite.
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"The missing kite surfer contacted (Coast Guard) watchstanders to inform them that after his kite malfunctioned, he had cut it free and used the board to paddle ashore and return home," they said in a news release.
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It includes claims that cover providing internet access with the kite drone.
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Officials in Delhi are now moving to ban any sharp kite strings.
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Or a hammerhead shark being chased by a very small whale kite?
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" Kite Pharma Inc: "All of the immunotherapy stocks are very, very risky.
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Gilead Sciences said Monday it will buy Kite Pharma for $11.9 billion.
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Meanwhile, the names most heavily bought include FleetCor Technologies and Kite Pharma.
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General Mills has invested in nut yogurt and cheese company Kite Hill.
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This one time, I saw a little boy playing with a kite.
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My wife, Tajana, who produced Black Kite, was also there with me.
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"Just as Jack said it, Kite chipped in," Montgomerie said that evening.
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Franklin's famous kite experiment led to the invention of the lightning rod.
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The brothers brought the kite back to where they had found it.
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Branson was famously photographed kite surfing with a nude model in 2009.
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As he looks at the kite, getting yanked to and fro by the wind, his mind will naturally drift to his broader life, like that kite up there, staying afloat only by the providence of his tremendous control.
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Check out which companies are making headlines before the bell: Kite Pharma — Gilead Sciences announced a deal to buy Kite for $11.9 billion in cash, or $180 per share, 29 percent more than Kite's closing price on Friday.
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A startup called Kite wants to give programmers their very own digital assistant.
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"Kite itself in cell therapy oncology is in an ultracompetitive area," O'Day said.
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We saw a kid flying a kite the other day here in Camden.
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We rode big Alaskan lines, went paragliding, kite boarding, snowmobiling, kayaking and more.
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But Pratt wasn't about to let the kite-related tragedy get Faris down.
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The Israeli military distributed a photograph of one kite with a scrawled swastika.
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Branson says he likes to play tennis, go biking, run and kite surf.
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The acquisition of Kite adds another potentially game-changing drug to Gilead's business.
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The agency is also considering a CAR T-cell therapy from Kite Pharma.
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And why feature two dueling kite-fliers as the meat of the narrative?
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Public Security Minister Gilad Erdan said Israeli snipers should shoot the kite flyers.
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NPR asked a Gazan flying a kite with a swastika about his motivation.
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Afterwards we came across a kite shop and he had to go inside.
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As training data, Kite fed the system all the Python code on GitHub .
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"It was the most despicable piece of property you've ever seen," Kite said.
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Any day is a good day when you get to fly a kite.
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She also played Candy Slice, an endlessly high-as-a-kite punk rocker.
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As the kite caught wind, Poler popped up and blasted toward Alcatraz Island.
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"It's going really well, but this was not kite season," Ms. d'Aki said.
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Kite did not get everything the cancer institute has developed in the field.
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Dr. Rosenberg professes no interest in the business side of the Kite relationship.
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However, taihoa koe ka kite all the amazing improvements we have made. ^FC.
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"Kite surfer located!" the Ocean City Police Department posted late Friday on Facebook.
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As with Gilead-Kite deal, both Celgene and Bluebird have been moving up.
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You love "RuPaul's Drag Race," reruns of "True Blood" and kite-surfing. Confirm.
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What is funnier: a dad trying to get his kid's kite up in the air but getting it caught in a tree, or the dad trying to get the kite down with a rake and accidentally tearing it to pieces?
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Of the $250 million, Kite said it would receive $50 million as upfront payment.
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One day, his 2-year-old ran towards the road while flying a kite.
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"We make shows for your little ones so it's always going to be kite."
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The lightweight kite, which is made of carbon fiber, has an 85-foot wingspan.
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Berlin is lovely, but doesn't offer kite surfing, or Sierra hiking or California weather.
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Skadden is Gilead's legal counsel and Sullivan & Cromwell and Cooley are working with Kite.
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All three were killed by Manja, a type of kite string made with glass.
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She uses her mother's suffragette sash as a kite tail for the children. 6.
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Guests can scuba dive, kite surf, or choose from a number of other activities.
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"You pay $45 and they send you an osprey on a kite," he said.
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GUPTA: Ragnarok is not only the world's largest snow kite race, it's the toughest.
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The treatment had been developed by Kite Pharma, which Gilead acquired earlier this year.
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Frugal Family The tent, designed for solo backpacking, was as sleek as a kite.
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"I was flying a kite and it got caught on a nanny!" he declares.
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Nope, those were part of his and Peter Collins's kite puzzle from March 2014.
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A red kite on the floor prompts the father to look for his daughter.
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Can I keep the kite afloat, or raise it in the air once more?
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Tahir I almost always fly high as a kite, whether it's internationally or domestically.
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The windy west end of the lake is known for windsurfing and kite-surfing.
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I use one of their power kites for kite-skiing on a nearby lake.
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Kite and Cupp were left to resurrect the project by finding a new owner.
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"We were absolutely relying on our business insurance to cover us," Kite told Reuters.
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But the kite is too high up now for her to notice the resemblance.
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A black kite, a carnivorous scavenger, flying over the Ghazipur area of New Delhi.
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The sunshield consists of five thin, kite-shaped layers of a material called Kapton.
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And instead of being pulled by a power kite, you're pulled by a drone.
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Now, Torres-Weiner plans to take The Magic Kite story, which shares how a boy named Tito is spiritually reconnected with his dad in Mexico by his enchanted kite, directly to the community through a mini-stage she created using a vintage suitcase.
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However, Kite points out there are no direct observations that this methane reservoir actually existed.
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Obama was on the North Neo kite and the Liquid Force Drive, according to MACkite.
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That experiment — called the Kounotori Integrated Tether Experiment (KITE) — failed, however, according to media reports.
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Edwin Kite, a planetary specialist at the University of Chicago, was the third team member.
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On Ospa's computer screen was a gray, CAD version of Charlie Brown and his kite.
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However, shares of Kite Pharma were trading lower Friday, recently down 6.85 percent at $48.53.
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If you're not super confident flying your kite, then Quark probably isn't for you yet.
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In the end, it's not really about cutting the other guy's kite, but about flying.
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There's a green kite in the trash, which one of the kids tries to fly.
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As the kite flies wildly, Jack shows up to help him get it under control.
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Then, quickly, she clutches that pesky invisible kite, but it's getting away from her … woaaaahhhh!
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While you're programming, Kite sits in a second window and monitors what you are typing.
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Mr Kite was my sister's duck and she lived at the bottom of our garden.
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If my tender love of Mr Kite would render me unable to eat this dish.
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In Gaza, kite-maker Shadi said his group had never used swastikas on their kites.
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Kite Pharma rose 290 percent to $229 while Juno Therapeutics gained 10.5 percent to $48.50.
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A lawyer at the event asked Kite if he had ever designed a golf course.
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Jefferies acted as a financial adviser to Kite in its $11.9 billion sale to Gilead.
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Most of the guests were twenty-something Europeans or Canadians on group kite surfing trips.
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What gave Shivam Kumar headaches, and caused him to give up kite flying and cricket?
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Bezos got to relax a bit with some school children, even successfully flying a kite.
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We wanted to settle down someplace where we could indulge our love for kite-surfing.
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Cramer began with the market's reaction to Gilead Sciences' $11.9 billion takeover of Kite Pharma.
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On the weekends, the students held elaborate dances, and there were kite and lantern festivals.
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Currently the biggest two components are Kite and Juno, both of which have surged recently.
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It works and as you can tell, I'm high as a kite It's pretty low.
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We sometimes think of him as a doddering dude flying a kite in the rain.
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To many Israelis the "kite terrorism" is yet more evidence of implacable — and creative — Palestinian hostility.
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Or the red kite (or is it a blade?) that plunges downward from the top edge?
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Tyrus Wong (1910–2016), painter, illustrator, kite maker, and lead artist on Disney's film Bambi (1942).
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AT&T says the hexagonal symbol of its logo was inspired by Bell's tetrahedral kite invention.
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The Austrian entrepreneur with a knack for kite-surfing and Eastern philosophy, has so far succeeded.
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Bisanz is a veteran kite-surfer who actually set a world record in the Bering Strait.
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Confronting my fears is key, and it usually leaves me feeling high as a fucking kite.
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Israel has vowed to stop the kite attacks, even at the risk of a wider conflict.
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Today's kite is a bird, and its cousin, as the clue asks for, is an ERNE.
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Growing up in a beach town north of San Diego, he kite surfed and scuba dived.
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The SkyWhale is a 27-meter-long, seven-meter-wide, multicolored true-to-size whale kite.
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Authorities employed helicopters, drones and K-9 units, Craven County Emergency Management Director Stanley Kite said.
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On the last page their relationship gets a lift as they fly the red kite together.
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Watersports at Kite Beach and desert camel rides can also be accessed via the busy metropolis.
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Irma hit a number of species hard, including the Barbuda warbler and the Everglade snail kite.
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Nobody had ever skied across the continent alone without using a kite or demanding a resupply.
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"I haven't flown a kite in a long time," he said to one of the kids.
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And Canal Street Market will have a kite-painting workshop with the Haptic Lab design studio.
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Kite is one of a growing number of drug and biotech companies relying on federal laboratories.
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Once considered the underdog to Novartis and Juno, Kite might be the first reach the market.
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A competitor, Kite Pharma, has also filed for approval of a T-cell treatment for lymphoma.
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Shares of Gilead Sciences Inc, which this week announced an $11.9 billion deal to buy Kite Pharma, were up 6.2 percent to $80.47 on Wednesday afternoon, as Kite is widely expected to receive the next U.S. approval of a CAR-T therapy for a different blood cancer.
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The exhibition features installations by Betty Yu, Cecilia Vicuña, Charlie Best, Eniola Dawodu, Kite, and Sabrina Gschwandtner, performances by Charlie Best, Jodi Lynn Maracle, and Kite, screenings of work by Jodie Mack, Sabrina Gschwandtner, and Wang Bing, and guest speakers such as Jasmina Tumbas and Jolene Rickard.
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Back in 1997, the brothers took the injured black kite they had found — its wing torn by a paper kite — to the Charity Bird Hospital, the largest and oldest bird hospital in the city and one of several animal hospitals established by Jains in New Delhi.
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One of the projects under the X umbrella is Makani, which aims to collect energy by kite.
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Kite said it plans to submit a marketing application for the therapy with European regulators this year.
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Correctional healthcare may be constitutionally guaranteed, but every new appointment request—or "kite"—costs the inmate $7.
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And on Thanksgiving, Charlie Brown will rise for yet another fruitless effort to get his kite aloft.
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The "dual-kite aerial vehicle" is composed of two kites tethered together and floating at different altitudes.
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Israel had blocked all but humanitarian deliveries in response to incendiary kite and balloon attacks by Palestinians.
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Correction: An earlier version of this article incorrectly reported the maximum length a Makani kite could reach.
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Haddish, meanwhile, got high as a kite before the trip, not realizing they'd want her to drive.
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Not when ThinkGeek's just revealed a wonderful kite collection full of X-Wings, Death Stars, and Droids.
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Kite is also eligible for mid-single digit sales royalties for its lead investigational therapy axicabtagene ciloleucel.
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They say the kite system could reduce the cost of offshore wind energy by about 50 percent.
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Data on CAR-T drugs from Kite and Novartis AG will also be presented at the meeting.
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The FDA is also requiring that Kite continue to conduct observational studies of patients treated with Yescarta.
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Captain Tom Kite still had only one in 1997: the club pro Dennis Satyshur, a close friend.
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By 16, he was certified as a kite surfing instructor and could do flips in the air.
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Richard A. Friedman There's a reason adults don't pick up Japanese or learn how to kite surf.
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The material science of what type of kite string you would need to connect up to that.
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"We recorded 'New Age Kid' quickly, a lot of what's in there are first takes," explains Kite.
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You'll also take a ride on the wind while holding onto a kite or a plastic bag.
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Down the stretch, Woods's round frayed like a kite tail in Shinnecock's 22009-mile-an-hour gusts.
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Dakar sits on a kite-shaped peninsula, the "nose of Africa" we heard one person call it.
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Kite worked with Centerview Partners, Jefferies, Cowen and Company and the law firms Sullivan & Cromwell and Cooley.
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I hope reading 'The Kite Runner' was a small step along that transformation for this young man.
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Watching Richard, be it his tennis games, kite-surfing, chess or conversations, he was focused and present.
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"You would expect them to wane gradually over time, but that's not what we see," Kite said.
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The evening's other performers included 2 Broke Girls' star Jonathan Kite, Raj Sharma, Max Amini and Chris Redd.
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Last year, he replaced Snoopy — and was determined to fly his kite, which was tangled around him. 10.
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Apparently, Harington's huge cape (which you can totally DIY from an Ikea rug) was acting like a kite.
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The show follows the pair as they tried snowboarding, paragliding, kite boarding and more together, hand in paw.
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Well, in Kite Party we were trying to be extremely democratic, as much as we possibly could be.
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He did, however, note that Kite Pharma could have upside after losing 34 percent in the last year.
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Fortunately the production never sinks the vocal work, which manages to rise like a kite in a storm.
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For the Ragnarok, all kite types and harnesses are accepted, though kites can't be switched out mid-race.
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Some people took a more logical approach, guessing that it was probably a kite or some large flag.
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The baby was in the back seat along with the father ... who was also high as a kite.
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One of the projects under the Google X umbrella is Makani, which aims to collect energy by kite.
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Jeff had got a job at Dartmouth Hospital, but the kite-in-the-headwind principle factored in, too.
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The film was about kids from the beginning, but kite fighting was not part of the first scripts.
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While the legends of rock 'n' roll quietly eat their quinoa, the crew is high as a kite.
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The opening riff to "Dragonaut" alone will get you stoned as a fucking kite, no herbal accessories required.
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Caroline Said Abadeer and Connor Russell Kite were married June 240 at Stanford Memorial Church in Stanford, Calif.
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Kite Hill is also competing with big companies that are eager to stay relevant as customer preferences change.
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Caroline Said Abadeer and Connor Russell Kite were married June 9 at Stanford Memorial Church in Stanford, Calif.
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He and a friend are attempting to develop a foiling kite boat to make a trans-Atlantic crossing.
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It was a kite-shaped piece, done on wood, and the bottom broke off on my friend's toe.
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"Sometime from 1960 to now, the location and existence of the cemetery was forgotten," Mr. Kite-Powell said.
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How can X projects like molten-salt energy storage and a wind-harvesting kite make a big impact?
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Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom is the legal counsel to Gilead and Sullivan & Cromwell and Cooley for Kite.
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A month later, Dr. Belldegrun formed Kite with a group of colleagues and investors to pursue cancer immunotherapy.
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EDT Saturday: The annual Cherry Blossom Kite Flying Festival is celebrating its 50th year on the National Mall.
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Gilead's market valuation has risen about 9 percent since August, when it first disclosed its intention to buy Kite.
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Kite is mainly known for Yescarta, a CAR-T cell therapy currently approved to treat certain types of lymphoma.
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That now looks likely to be won by Kite Pharmaceuticals, which is aiming for the end of the year.
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Each kite could be directed independently, and the drone could generate its own energy to extend its flight time.
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He understands everything about kite fighting and his rooftop is a prime spot for it, easily accessible by all.
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Juno Therapeutics, another biopharmaceutical company developing immunotherapies, also saw its stock jump after the Kite Pharma news was released.
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Juno Therapeutics, which also develops immunotherapies, saw its stock grow 9 percent in sympathy with the Kite Pharma news.
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Nor is SkySails alone in designing a system that works with a simple, wind-launched kite of this type.
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New Delhi (CNN)Sharp kite strings have killed three people in India in a single day, according to police.
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The mechanics of kite-flying, however, are more stressful than those of a wind turbine revolving smoothly and regularly.
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In the spirit of Valentine's Day, I will not stand here and judge their human-on-kite fuck fest.
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Both Juno and Kite are developing CAR-Ts that target a protein called CD2000 found on cancerous blood cells.
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Novartis is competing with Kite Pharma Inc, Juno Therapeutics Inc and Bluebird Bio Inc in the emerging lucrative field.
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Israel's Foreign Ministry tweeted a photograph of one kite daubed with a swastika flying through the sky trailing flames.
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I'm smoothing a thin sheet of river clay over a cold, dead duck when I suddenly remember Mr Kite.
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The FlyNYC festival brings kite fliers and musicians together at Pier 1 in Riverside Park South in Manhattan. Noon.
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Tracts of Israeli land have been burned up by incendiary materials flown over the border by kite or balloon.
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Kite Power Systems, for example, is a U.K.-based business that wants to use kites to harness wind energy.
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That width also gives plenty of space to the wind and kite surfers running circles around the hardworking racers.
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Sooner or later a gust or a dip will hit, and the kite will fall or somehow lose control.
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Investors had been closely watching the fortunes of CAR-T developers, including Kite Pharma Inc and Bluebird Bio Inc.
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They seem like gray shadows compared with the Bauhaus students, whose kite festivals and costume parties MacCarthy vividly describes.
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Consequently, the Charity Bird Hospital refused to accept the kite — a carnivore — that Mr. Shehzad and Mr. Saud found.
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Tom Kite was 10 years older when he won the 1992 United States Open, his first and only major.
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Shares of Kite, which had been halted before the release of the news, rose 11 percent when trading resumed.
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Kite shares were up more than 7 percent to $59 in after-hours trading, after initially jumping 11 percent.
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Now Kite pays several million a year to the government to support continuing research dedicated to the company's efforts.
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He added that Kite would take steps to make sure that everyone who needed the drug could get it.
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Some people swear by tying a key to their kite string but that's never really worked for me, personally.
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Kite increased her price target for Herbalife shares to $114 from $85, representing 21 percent upside to Monday's close.
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They can also dive into "The Kite Runner," by Khaled Hosseini, a captivating tale about two boys from Afghanistan.
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Invitations to the show had come in formal, oblong boxes containing all the makings of a Vuitton-branded kite.
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A month later the agency approved another live cell treatment, developed by Kite Pharma, for a form of adult lymphoma.
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The wind will catch ahold of it and it'll look like a kite with a tail every now and then.
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Reuters reported that Kite could gain $250 million in payments as well as low- to mid-double-digit sales royalties.
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Rather than just noting sand, kite and person in the above image, the system can generate a full descriptive sentence.
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This woman figured out a pulley system for her costumes that involved using kite string to make the wings flap.
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When the wind is down, the kite will return to the platform and automatically pick back up when it resumes.
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Branson, who prefers playing tennis, kite-surfing and lifting weights, dedicates at least an hour a day to working out.
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The take-no-prisoners wind in Cromarty, Scotland proved to be too much for this kite and its fearless flyer.
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Shares of Kite Pharma climbed 9 percent Tuesday after receiving positive clinical trial results for a non-Hodgkin's lymphoma treatment.
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"One of the reasons I wanted to kite[board] was because there was no other girls doing it," she explained.
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In Loon's early days, the launch process resembled a gang of kids trying to get a kite off the ground.
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And if that's not enough to fill your itinerary, the resort also offers fun excursions like diving and kite surfing.
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Kite has also reported data showing remission in 73 percent of 11 patients with relapsed ALL treated with axi-cel.
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"I wake up every morning and play a hard game of singles tennis and maybe go kite surfing," he said.
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Upon closer inspection, it turns out the kite was constructed from a plastic bag and sticks by Waddah, aged nine.
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You had a great run, Canada, but maybe it's time to turn your attention to kite flying or model trains.
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In its first iteration, Kite, which sadly still only works for Python code right now, sorted its hints by popularity.
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While Ms. Rudolph was flying her kite on the beach, Mr. Armisen hung out by a nearby craft services truck.
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Archaeologists think gazelle were corralled into the head of the kite, where the hunters would come out to kill them.
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"You never know when you'll get the sudden urge to fly a kite," he said as we drove toward town.
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Gilead acquired Yescarta, which has a U.S. list price of $373,000, with its buyout earlier this year of Kite Pharmaceuticals.
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As part of her own digital detox, Regos took up kite surfing — which required her complete attention to avoid injury.
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The beautiful music video for Schilling's single "Kite" looks like an animated collage pieced together from carefully-selected vintage illustrations.
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That strengthened the case Kite and planetary scientist Peter Gao were building for methane's role in warming up the Red Planet.
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If its instruments don't detect any methane in Mars's atmosphere, then "our model is very unlikely to be correct," says Kite.
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Kite Pharmaceuticals soared 28.40 percent after Gilead Sciences agreed to buy the immunotherapy developer in a deal valued at $11.9 billion.
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The FDA's pending decision could have big implications for other companies developing similar treatments, such as Kite Pharma and Juno Therapeutics.
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Thanks to God&aposs will, the thread was cut and the kite fell on the other side and started a fire.
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The field is crowded, with Kite and Juno also hunting for approval for drugs whose per-patient costs could top $500,000.
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He's in a familiar pose, running, full-tilt with his red kite and its length of string frustratingly wrapped around him.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)One company's self-flying energy kite may be the answer to increasing wind power around the world.
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The kite developed by SkySails, a German firm, is a rectangular parachute-like structure attached to an 800-metre-long tether.
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The accident happened on Saturday evening as people were ferrying back after watching kite-flying celebrations to mark a harvest festival.
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There are two other major players currently working on their own CAR-T treatment for DLBCL, namely Kite Pharma and Novartis.
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"Where is My Mind" started playing a few minutes into my drive to school, and I was high as a kite.
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The first was kite buggying, which is a three-wheeled chair that people use to fly and leap off of beaches.
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I had no business being on the Troubadour stage, I'm fuckin' high as a kite, but it just all came together.
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If Kite Pharma, which currently trades around $78, can shoot above $85, Lang could see the immunotherapy play fly to $100.
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He and Michelle Obama visited Palm Springs and the British Virgin Islands, where he kite surfed with billionaire mogul Richard Branson.
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" The costars stayed active on set with some low-key activities like tennis, and some far riskier ones: "We're kite surfing!
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You'll see Yarny skip through tall grass, chasing butterflies, and flap through the breeze while holding on to a flying kite.
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The kite, measuring 200 centimetres in height, 180 centimetres in length and 75 centimetres in width, weighs 0.8 kilograms, he said.
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The balloons weren't reliable in the bad weather, so some of the researchers tried flying the sensors on a kite instead.
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In its current form, Kite plugs into a number of popular IDEs and editors, including Atom, Vim, Sublime Text and others.
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"These are the first results from a large multi-center trial," Jeff Wiezorek, head of clinical development at Kite, told Reuters.
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The panel's decision could have significant implications not only for Novartis but for companies making similar drugs, including Kite Pharma Inc.
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Visiting the Israeli town of Sderot on Friday, Defence Minister Avigdor Lieberman reiterated Israeli demands that Hamas stop the kite fliers.
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An hour of tennis, kite-surfing and lifting weights each day helps him stay sharp and keep stress to a minimum.
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Arie Belldegrun, who was a fellow in the 1980s, now runs Kite, the company commercializing the National Cancer Institute's CAR technology.
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"We are encouraged by the results in this extremely difficult-to-treat patient population," said Kite Chief Executive Officer David Chang.
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Martian winds top out around 60 mph, and atmosphere is so thin that it couldn't get a kite in the air.
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A little origami-like folding can turn it into a sleeping bag, and accompanying kite rods turn it into a tent.
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He climbed up, extending himself out onto branches smaller than his boots until he reached the top and retrieved the kite.
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Each looks like a child's kite, complete with strings and long fluttering tails that are two-dimensionally flattened into the ground.
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Kite just so happened to have a fledgling course design firm, partnering with the veteran architect Bob Cupp on several projects.
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Kite also plans to seek approval for other blood cancers, but does not plan to vary Yescarta's price, said Ms. Cassiano.
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Find a spot among the kite-fliers on the surrounding lawns to watch seaplanes land on the waters of Lake Union.
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Back on the beach, a veiled woman brings tea to her husband, as a young man helps children fly a kite.
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Zucchini's father, whose likeness decorates the kite, is long gone, and an unfortunate accident soon removes Zucchini's mother from the picture.
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He walked into the water, strapped his feet onto the small, oddly shaped board and latched his kite onto his harness.
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"You can't change policies overnight without consultation and tell companies who have invested billions to go fly a kite," Roy said.
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A kite surfer in California is spotted dodging a humpback whale as he rides the waves near San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge.
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Obama has said he plans to take retreats and vacations with his family (which included a kite-surfing session with Richard Branson).
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Novartis is now developing Kymirah for other blood cancers, while Gilead Sciences' Kite Pharma and Juno Therapeutics are doing the same thing.
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UroGen's chairman is urologist Arie Belldegrun, who sold cancer therapy company Kite Pharma to Gilead Sciences last year for nearly $12 billion.
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Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings, Energizer, NetEase, Sun Life Financial, Kite Pharma, SunPower, TeleTech, The Container Store and Virtusa are also releasing results.
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He looks as high as a kite, and come to think of it, the two visitors lounging by his bed do, too.
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He once again took to social media to praise his wife's many talents, even calling her a "kite master" despite her fail.
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Russell Edling started Cherry in 2014, soon after the demise of his old band, the Philadelphia indie-punk five-piece Kite Party.
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Adopting the technique of traditional kite-making, Ai selected around 24 characters and mythological creatures to be rendered using the ancient method.
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Both parties will share profits from the JV with Kite Pharma receiving 40 percent and Fosun Pharma the remaining, the companies said.
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Kite Pharma, which developed Yescarta, was recently bought by Gilead Sciences for $11.9 billion just ahead of its drug's expected FDA approval.
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GUPTA: But it's grown and now Bjorn's tiny town hosts the biggest snow kite race in the world, the Red Bull Ragnarok.
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" Cohn continues: "How did a man with a long and troubled history, and high as a freaking kite, end up with a .
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Then he pulls out art supplies and they make a butterfly kite, which we see them flying in a blissful, wordless ending.
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It was the only way I could untether my spirit from myself, let it fly high as a kite in them fields .
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His "kite paintings," first exhibited in 1971, formed crosses, zigzags and arcs from overlapping planes and repeated square, rectangular and curved shapes.
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And the cinematographer for that episode, Robert McLachlan, said in an interview that Kit was dangerously close to turning into a kite.
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" She recalled that she was wearing stretch pants and Letts's T-shirt, and that Letts was "high as a kite in bed.
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In his lowest-rated movie to date, "Kite," he plays a cop who helps the daughter of his murdered partner seek revenge.
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That could clear the way for Kite to be the first, but the company's shares fell about 10 percent after-hours Thursday.
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"It's coming from down there," said one of the boys, kite string in hand, pointing to the sprawling agglomeration of dwellings below.
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Debbie, high as a kite, admits that her life would be easier if she had never gotten married or had her son.
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Former President Obama also reportedly took advantage of the opportunity for water sports and learned how to kite surf during the vacation.
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They buy parts of the kite that cost 25 cents, and use a trash bag, wire and glue to put it together.
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Only Larry Page, Branson's kite-surfing buddy and CEO of Google, was recently allowed to buy himself a piece of land there.
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Data from Kite showed remission in 73 percent of 11 patients with relapsed ALL who took its CAR-T treatment axi-cel.
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They were certainly edible, but I found the texture of Kite Hill a little too thin and Miyoko a little too thick.
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The structure's two long converging walls would funnel stampedes of gazelles into the body of the kite, where they would be slaughtered.
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Largely on the strength of the new treatment and related research, the drug giant Gilead purchased Kite in August, for $217 billion.
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There aren't many today — I entered KERMIT first, down the right-hand edge (A "frog on TV," for a "troubled Mr. Kite").
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"It is as far away from the minimalist golf courses that are in vogue right now as you can get," Kite said.
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Nestled in the park amid joggers, kite fliers and picnicking families, the outdoor restaurant is an oasis of healthy sandwiches and smoothies.
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They were asked about Tom Kite, about David Duval, about Jim Furyk, about Phil Mickelson, about Dustin Johnson and about Sergio García.
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He spends his time flying a homemade kite from the window of an attic room decorated with his mother's empty beer cans.
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"In the beginning we protested peacefully," said a kite maker who identified himself only by his nickname, Abu Ayed, fearing Israeli retribution.
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Kite executives and national health officials characterize their partnership as a model arrangement in a system established by Congress three decades ago.
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The deal for Kite, which has been approved by the boards of both companies, is expected to close in the fourth quarter.
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Shortly after Trump's inauguration he was seen kite-surfing with Richard Branson on Necker Island — images that went viral on social media.
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This approach is being pursued by other firms too, including Ampyx Power and Kite Power Systems, both backed by E.ON, a German utility.
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" He then joked, "And even though she looks high as a kite in this picture, truth is she's never hit that Devil's Lettuce.
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High-as-a-kite octopusesIllustration: Jim Cooke (Gizmodo)Anyhow, let's transition from cute-looking-animals-being-terrifying to terrifying-looking-animals-being-cute.
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Rival Kite Pharma's experimental drug axi-cel is also under expedited U.S. review against advanced NHL, with additional trials underway in leukaemia patients.
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The tests will occur in January, as the KITE ship is currently docked with the ISS doing double duty as a supply run.
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Video of black water gushing out of a pipe there, while a kite surfer passed in the background, drew widespread attention this year.
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So they built an autonomous kite, which looks like an airplane tethered to a base, to install on a floating platform in water.
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In this short documentary, we learn how kite fighting is more than just a simple pastime for the young people holding the strings.
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In order to fly, spiders use a technique called ballooning, turning their silk into a sort of kite that takes them long distances.
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According to Sharma, a bird hospital in Old Delhi have treated 500 birds in the past few days because of the kite thread.
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The promise of tools like Kite and IntelliCode is to make a developer's life easier, increase productivity and reduce the likelihood of bugs.
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Like the legend for which it is named, few make it to the end of the snow kite competition of the same name.
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If swimming with marine predators sounds a bit too intense, there's always stand-up paddleboarding in the sea at the popular Kite Beach.
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Kite wants to change this by connecting text editors to the Internet and pulling in data from GitHub, language manuals and other sources.
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Cell Design is currently developing custom cell engineering technology that Gilead hopes will augment existing research and development programs it acquired through Kite.
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Specifically, the Canon-Kite solution will "help developers, brands and the professional print industry create new revenue streams through mobile-focused personalised print".
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Last year CNBC spoke to SkySails, a German company that says it has developed a "kite wind propulsion" system for large cargo ships.
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He is on a surfboard, holding a kite-sail in front of him while a nude model hangs on him like a backpack.
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Through that I found out he ran a kite shop back in the day and still loves to fly kites when he can.
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Tintori—a former reality-TV star and champion kite-surfer—gave an impassioned talk about human rights in Venezuela and her husband's plight.
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Tom Kite, in the last group, hit a 6-iron off the tee and sent it into the deep grass to the left.
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"Ten to 0003 authorized institutions will be ready to go at the time of the launch," a spokeswoman for Kite, Christine Cassiano, said.
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Under the second type of contract, known as a cooperative research and development agreement, Kite provides money to the N.C.I. to support research.
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Kite is now paying $3 million a year to Dr. Rosenberg's lab and has provided $12001 million to it in total since 2012.
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The airline used te reo phrases like "kia ora" (hello), "taihoa koe ka kite" (you will see), and "Kirihimete" (Christmas) in its comments.
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Kite said the company traded at an 8 percent premium to the market in 2010 and 2011 before Ackman publicized his bearish position.
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Funny enough, there was even one beach bum out there flying his kite ... while wearing a full motorcycle helmet to cover his noggin.
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Colin O'Brady became the first person to cross the continent of Antarctica — alone and unsupported by a re-supply or kite — in late 2018.
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Each Makani energy kite, which resembles a wing with eight propellers, weighs 11 tonnes, compared with about 100 tonnes for a comparable 600kW turbine.
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Indeed: The billionaire owns property all over the world (including two private islands), enjoys jet-setting adventures like kite surfing and is a philanthropist.
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The former president and Branson set out a challenge — could Obama learn to kite surf before Branson successfully figured out how to foilboard surf?
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Kite has said 41 percent of NHL patients responded to axi-cel treatment at the six-month cutoff, with 36 percent in complete response.
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Long-time studio painter Beth Lucas paints one maquette in exquisite detail and they even wrap it in ribbon to approximate the kite line.
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I settle into work and reply to a few emails, drink my smoothie, and have some Kite Hill Almond Milk Yogurt; it's only okay.
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In a video shared on Instagram, the actor can be heard cheering his wife on as the she holds the kite in the air.
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Once the tether is fully extended, the kite is angled to catch less wind, reeled partway back in, and allowed to reel out again.
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Kite Pharma jumped 9 percent after the company said its experimental CAR T-cell therapy was highly effective in treating aggressive non-Hodgkin lymphoma.
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This time, however, Poppins floats down holding a battered kite rather than her parrot umbrella but with her signature carpet bag still in hand.
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But the next time a storm rolls through your neighborhood, don't run and grab your kite with expectations of skipping from pool to pool.
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Here's what you sent them... Dan: Something is getting lost in translation here, but from what I can gather, these people love this kite?
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"I knew 'Kite' would be that first song people would hear from E.G.O.," Silvas tells PEOPLE about the debut single from her upcoming album.
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Financial firms believe that the "quality kite mark" they get from being regulated in Britain is an important selling point for their global business.
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Novartis is also testing its drug in diffuse large b-cell Lymphoma (DLBCL), the most common form of non-Hodgkin lymphoma, as is Kite.
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Gilead in August 2017 announced plans to spend $12 billion to buy Kite Pharma, a biotech that had no approved therapies at that point.
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"Overall the percentage of patients going to clinical trials is small," said Remus Vezan, head of clinical development, at Gilead's Kite cell therapy unit.
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So far, the drug agency has approved only two products that qualify as gene therapy — Kymriah, from Novartis, and Yescarta, made by Kite Pharma.
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Wall Street investment banks are set to make as much as $90 million in fees from Gilead Sciences' $11.9 billion acquisition of Kite Pharma.
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DD: Well, there's a great story ... Three brothers read a story about building a kite that could lift a human being off the ground.
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The institute entered an agreement with Kite in 25, in which the company helped pay for research and received rights to commercialize the results.
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The venture firm's portfolio includes Memphis Meat, Beyond Meat, Kite Hill, Geltor, Good Dot, Aleph Farms, Supermeat, Mosa Meat, New Wave and Zero Egg.
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Generally, Sam's rapport with Hally is almost fatherly; in a particularly touching passage, they recall with affection a day they shared flying a kite.
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As he did so, Salik Rehman, a young employee of Mr. Saud, reached into a different cardboard box and pulled out another black kite.
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Gilead, the maker of drugs to treat HIV and hepatitis C, is buying Kite Pharma, which developed a genetic cancer treatment, for $11.9 billion.
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The Argentinian television commentator Victor Hugo Morales, in the ecstasy of that brilliant moment in 1986, famously called Maradona a barrilete cósmico ("cosmic kite").
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Another trading theme was Gilead's $11.9 billion deal to buy Kite Pharmaceuticals, a cancer immunotherapy company with what Gilead's management considers promising growth prospects.
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Kite employees have spent long periods at the N.C.I., learning how to manufacture the therapy and how to treat patients in advance with chemotherapy.
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One of the kite surfers fell right after coming extremely close to one of the majestic sea beasts just trying to score a meal.
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