So it was very labor intensive to do the experiment.
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The tactic — although labor-intensive — has several advantages for thieves.
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"The traditional patola is an extremely labor intensive weave," Dadu explains.
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Humans are very good at them but they are labor intensive.
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We are a technology company; we're not a labor-intensive company.
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The really labor-intensive stuff was the soil pits we dug.
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" This would involve steps "that are time consuming and labor intensive.
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For a computer-age creation, ImageNet has been strikingly labor intensive.
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The tomato aspic was the most labor-intensive of the recipes.
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For labor-intensive projects, Google will work through partners, she said.
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Making sausages isn't particularly difficult; it's just a little labor-intensive.
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The last mile segment of the delivery is very labor intensive.
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Can such a labor-intensive effort be brought up to scale?
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First, technological advancements have made farm work much less labor intensive.
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Available methods of testing, she added, are costly and labor intensive.
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" He added: "It is extremely labor-intensive and expensive to do.
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Building new schools can be done quickly and is labor intensive.
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It's slightly more labor-intensive than others, but it's absolutely worth it.
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But it does so in a rather ingenious, although labor intensive, way.
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The profitability of cotton, a labor intensive crop, was also in question.
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The group itself was responsible for several absurdly labor-intensive documentation projects.
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It's logical and proved successful, but was unneccesarily time and labor intensive.
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But then you're looking at a messy, labor-intensive, and fattening extravaganza.
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Injecting tens of thousands of mares with PZP is also labor-intensive.
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The piece is incredibly labor intensive to produce, according to Adler's site.
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Growing all of these chickens, however, was a very labor-intensive process.
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Putting solar panels on rooftops and arrays is a labor-intensive process.
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We perform many of the labor-intensive services that are moving offshore.
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But it was labor-intensive and its application to other cancers unclear.
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Fruits and vegetables are more difficult and labor-intensive crops to harvest.
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The most labor-intensive part of this recipe is the XO sauce.
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"It is definitely very time consuming and labor intensive," Dr. Neuilly explains.
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Desserts Flag cakes are festive, but they can be extremely labor-intensive.
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Great mobile video is unforgiving, labor-intensive and often counterintuitive to produce.
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And the reason cotton wasn't king is because it was labor-intensive.
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"It's a labor-intensive industry that cannot be easily automated," she said.
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Though this approach was labor-intensive, it still made good economic sense.
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It's worked so far, but it's much more labor-intensive than shaving.
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"I said, 'OK, good luck,' because it's real labor intensive," Rael said.
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But boosting the productivity of these labor-intensive industries isn't as straightforward.
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While quite labor-intensive, this was my preferred method until fairly recently!
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He built a carefully cultivated community in a comprehensive and labor-intensive way.
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If so, I have the labor-intensive and otherwise illogical supercut for you.
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But MRIs are expensive, and "underwater weighing" is both costly and labor-intensive.
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In our labor-intensive industry, it takes a long time to train people.
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In many areas, it would be too labor intensive to restore oak savanna.
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It's a labor-intensive project, which requires off-trail hiking in the desert.
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And while it's "not rocket science," says Levy, it is pretty labor intensive.
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For one, drilling holes into cast lead is labor intensive and time-consuming.
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"The paintings are deeply labor-intensive, almost painful in their execution," Bedford said.
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While managing the ranch is labor-intensive, it's clearly a work of love.
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An exceptionally cool, if labor intensive, alternative to the traditional technical stand up.
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Logistics and supply chain management is a notoriously outdated and labor-intensive process.
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Real life is usually a bit more time and labor intensive than that.
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"I've always been into the labor-intensive nature of photography," Mr. Brandt explained.
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However, it became one of the more labor intensive 15x15 grids I've constructed.
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Inherit the Dust is an inventive, labor-intensive, concept-driven, art historical work.
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Hugely popular in restaurants, this labor-intensive cut has long intimidated home cooks.
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Their Sunday meals were special occasions marked by extraordinary, labor-intensive home cooking.
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"It is the most labor intensive product we've ever made," Mr. Cienski said.
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"I make money off my soaps, but it's labor-intensive," Ms. Bosworth said.
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Intentionally dialing wrong numbers is a labor-intensive way to find a girlfriend.
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Such tests are labor-intensive and only performed by select public health laboratories.
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The labor-intensive process of making a Reborn doll can sometimes take weeks.
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Most of the women work in trauma, which she said can be labor intensive.
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One of the biggest challenges with this medium is how labor-intensive it is.
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Responding to and preparing for a public health emergency is costly and labor-intensive.
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Getting a home repair task taken care of remains an expensive labor-intensive undertaking.
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The ILO envisions labor-intensive infrastructure projects, such building water cisterns, schools and roads.
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It's too expensive and labor-intensive to deploy scientific teams [at the global scale].
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Labor-intensive jobs in agriculture, construction, and food services are in the same situation.
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That and the labor-intensive production process have made cashmere a rather expensive luxury.
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The Anomaly would be a Global Shards event, a complicated and labor-intensive operation.
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A faster mode than walking, but not as labor intensive or stressful as biking.
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"It's very labor-intensive to find contacts of people who are sick," Rivers says.
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Shakh plov, or "crown pilaf," is a bit labor intensive, but worth the time.
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And interpreting its ratings, in 2019, is a crucial but labor-intensive consumer skill.
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Relying on sandpaper, artificial light and tiny brushes, his process itself is labor intensive.
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By that I mean painstaking, labor-intensive viticulture in the best sites for albariño.
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I am talking about the slower, labor-intensive process of face-to-face conversation.
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But that is labor intensive, and pesticide resistance in some fleas has been reported.
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Unlike the others here, Ms. Williams doesn't offer recipes for labor-intensive, intricate pastries.
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Building a traditional powertrain is the most labor-intensive part of building a car.
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It squeaked at the slightest movement, felt flimsy, and was labor-intensive to build.
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Labor-intensive industries, on the other hand, were opened up to attract foreign investment.
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The exhibition also includes Apartment 6F (2017), one of Bollinger's labor-intensive, hand-painted animations.
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Going to school and doing a four-year program, it can be pretty labor intensive.
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"It's very labor-intensive, it still goes the traditional way," said 48-year-old Xuereb.
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However, we could see increased focus on employment generation, labor-intensive industries and boosting investments.
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It's a costly, labor intensive process, and it produces an unholy amount of radioactive waste.
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Further, the new large data delivery systems eliminate the need for much labor intensive research.
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The research, again, supports the thesis of increased competitiveness among workers in labor-intensive sectors.
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There are other pathways to making machines that reason, and they're even more labor-intensive.
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But now the narrative has shifted to make having the perfect house more labor intensive.
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Similarly, alternative or less liquid assets like real estate or derivatives are more labor intensive.
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I want exciting and distinctive, which often requires more labor-intensive, expensive farming and winemaking.
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The analysis of the footage taken in by the drones is even more labor intensive.
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That's because brewing Utopias is a time and labor-intensive process that takes several years.
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Shoemaking went offshore decades ago, mainly to China, because the process is so labor intensive.
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Tiny homes use waterless compost toilets, which require a labor-intensive sanitization process to clean.
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He explained why labor-intensive services get more and more expensive as the economy grows.
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Ground shooting is labor intensive and is unlikely to have the desired relief from damage.
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It was taken as a given that retail was always going to be labor-intensive.
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Anyone who thinks that teaching and caregiving aren't labor-intensive jobs is profoundly undervaluing both.
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Gates torched roofing material to canvas made of asphalt to create these labor-intensive objects.
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It's a very labor-intensive process, and it's work, just like how landscaping is work.
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A ubiquitous appetizer at gatherings from Christmas to graduations to baptisms, patties are labor-intensive.
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But the strategy was not widely used because it was so labor intensive for teachers.
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Pros: Long-lasting killing action, irresistible to roaches, good for heavy infestationsCons: Labor-intensive use
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Its share of labor-intensive manufacturing exports from emerging economies peaked at 56% in 2014.
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Ms. WalkingStick's series took three years to complete, largely because of its labor-intensive demands.
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Not surprisingly, having received these more labor-intensive personal contacts was cited much less frequently.
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It's a time-consuming, labor-intensive and difficult job that only a select few can handle.
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Beautiful as these pieces may be, it feels like a labor-intensive TED Talk at times.
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The man, who was not identified, is a construction worker who worked long, labor-intensive days.
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Looking more like donuts than bagels, they are labor intensive to make (but totally worth it).
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How often do you find yourself encountering failure when you're undertaking these really labor-intensive projects?
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High-tech industries are springing up to replace labor-intensive sectors such as textiles and apparel.
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I think inherently they're often overlooked, because they're a lot more of a labor-intensive search.
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Compared with fossil fuel production, typically highly automated, the clean energy industry is more labor intensive.
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If there aren't enough Twitter employees to handle this labor-intensive task, it can be skipped.
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But companies are already taking steps to automate labor-intensive processes throughout the health care space.
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The crop was too labor intensive, and took too long to get to harvest, he said.
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In fact, the conservative Narendra Modi administration has doubled down on old-school, labor-intensive manufacturing.
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In more recent decades, cheaper signs like LEDs continue to replace the remaining labor-intensive examples.
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Eggplant doesn't have to be intimidating or labor-intensive, like some cooks might think, she says.
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When you think about it, currently this involves a labor-intensive combination of paper and networks.
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But the labor-intensive bottling business shrunk Coke's margins, so executives moved to divest once again.
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It's a labor-intensive process, as the New York Times described in a story this week.
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The time- and labor-intensive process ensures future crops and could bring more money to foragers.
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Switching costs at a later stage in the companies' life cycle are labor-intensive and expensive.
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It's a labor-intensive art, one that's slowly dying as the younger generation casts it aside.
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I think it's gaudy, labor-intensive kitsch, but it was considered the Modern's most popular painting.
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Brodsky makes the case that printmaking, because it is so labor-intensive, is an undervalued medium.
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Organic also provides more rural employment opportunities because organic management is more labor-intensive than conventional practices.
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The decline has hit labor-intensive sectors such as delivery services, restaurant chains and retailers especially hard.
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Running a brick-and-mortar resale operation like Sheppard's or Hallatt's can be costly and labor-intensive.
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Service sector firms - which include labor intensive industries such as retailing and construction - are the most vulnerable.
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To ease the labor-intensive nature of cold caps, some companies have created automated scalp-cooling devices.
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Primarily those include more agricultural and labor-intensive roles, such as cleaners, machine operators and trade workers.
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The problem is that these campaigns are labor-intensive, they're not cheap, and they're difficult to sustain.
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People could be forgiven for thinking the building of neural networks and artificial intelligence isn't labor intensive.
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All of them have at least some warehouse workers or other employees involved in labor-intensive roles.
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The inputs are higher, it's labor intensive, you require certification, and it's all together a difficult process.
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The original marshmallow chicks were more labor-intensive, requiring manually squeezing marshmallow paste out of pastry tubes.
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With the penetration of technology, more and more labor-intensive work is shifted to computers or machines.
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Because we're such a labor-intensive industry, our factories typically should be about 0003,2000 people and up.
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There aren't many massive, labor-intensive CG characters left now, so, come on, give us some Ghost.
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The more likely option is to figure out ways to automate industries that are labor-intensive now.
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But it's still more labor-intensive than simply picking up items and placing them in a cart.
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Even a decade ago, car manufacturing in China was still a fairly low-tech, labor-intensive endeavor.
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Which means it's the perfect time to give something as labor intensive as homemade lasagna a go.
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But few labor-intensive businesses can successfully process increasing numbers of customers with a smaller work force.
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The current method, poison, is a costly, labor-intensive one that also risks harm to native animals.
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I think retail positions will likely contract because people buy stuff online and it's less labor intensive.
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Sandler believes that the pickled Japanese white eggplant might be the most labor-intensive of them all.
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The Southeast Asian country relies heavily on China for materials and equipment for its labor-intensive manufacturing.
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If berthing is such a labor-intensive process, why doesn't every spacecraft just dock to the station?
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He knew he was not going to have enough workers to tend to the labor-intensive crop.
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However, garment manufacturing is labor intensive — one factor that could limit the business's flexibility, according to Szeto.
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Home working textile jobs that are labor intensive or require skilled handiwork are not new to Italy.
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Of those who remain, even fewer show interest in learning the labor-intensive techniques of indigo dyeing.
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Vietnam relies on China, its largest trading partner, for materials and equipment for its labor-intensive manufacturing.
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The labor market integration of today's refugees is achievable, but it's a lengthy, labor-intensive, costly endeavor.
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And the finished movies, despite how labor-intensive they were, looked simple: line drawings on spare backgrounds.
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This trend, if it endures, is good news for low-cost, labor-intensive manufacturing in emerging economies.
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Seat making is a low-margin, labor-intensive enterprise that big automakers generally farm out to specialists.
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Most of his patients work (or have worked) in blue-collar, labor-intensive jobs like coal mining.
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LABOR-INTENSIVE, FEW SURPRISES The annual session of China's National People's Congress is labor-intensive to cover, generates few surprises and is thick with ponderous speeches and scripted answers, but with access to officials so scarce in China, it is the closest Beijing gets to a media feeding frenzy.
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And are enough people willing to work in agriculture to meet the needs of labor-intensive organic farms?
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Apparel and footwear, both labor-intensive industries in China, made up a combined $39 billion in U.S. imports.
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How can we reduce our need for labor intensive high definition map data when moving to new cities?
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This is why Hocking's terminal outcomes are not the astonishingly labor-intensive installations themselves, but photographs of them.
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"Coronoavirus impacts the supply chain and it specifically impacts labor intensive services like network deployment," Nair told CNBC.
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Current testing for diagnosing male infertility, however, is labor intensive and can cost up to $300 per test.
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The proportion has risen partly due to increased demand for more labor intensive products such as boneless meat.
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Service is labor-intensive and assured by a restaurant staff of 105, serving a maximum of 120 diners.
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Amazon Flex uses on-demand contract drivers to help with this especially labor-intensive and expensive hand-delivery.
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You may think all that DIY stuff is too labor-intensive for you, and we totally get it.
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However, the items we're eating all the time look a lot less labor intensive than her favorite dish.
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Such setups are also labor-intensive, with multiple systems requiring constant monitoring, in addition to harvesting and packing.
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Mr. Blonsky said parks workers began the labor-intensive process of clearing the sanctuary about 15 years ago.
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Frappuccinos are sweet, icy, blended drinks that are more labor-intensive than many of the company's other beverages.
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However, these yearlong programs are more time-consuming and labor-intensive than the study at hand, she noted.
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It's incredibly labor intensive, time intensive, it just costs a lot of money and time to make video.
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Making bronze statues is expensive and labor-intensive, but their strength and endurance appealed greatly to Mr. Harvey.
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One thing that most of these low-growth industries have in common is that they're very labor-intensive.
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The problem is that agents operate in a labor-intensive business and can scale themselves only so much.
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But, as President Trump has often highlighted, it also incentivized companies to shift labor-intensive manufacturing to Mexico.
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The result is a process that's "much more labor-intensive than an Election Day vote," he told Vox.
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This approach is labor-intensive and expensive, but it's an extremely effective way to break into any industry.
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The labor-intensive manufacturing sector will not return to the United States no matter what the president does.
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They contain more platinum, are older and much deeper, making them more expensive and labor intensive to mine.
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This reduction in complicated, labor-intensive decoration facilitated mass production and was the origin of Thonet's distinctive style.
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This way, winemakers need not trouble themselves with more labor-intensive techniques and can simply sweeten to taste.
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Instead, we will worry about a low-skill labor shortage and bemoan inflation in labor-intensive sectors, especially agriculture.
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So the team took a different and more labor-intensive tack, replacing the design approach with trial and error.
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The downside is, it's labor intensive to have to stack every single brick in order to build the wall.
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The Android team has focused instead on labor-intensive technical changes and upgrades that will have an outsized effect.
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"Other than The Limey, this was the most labor-intensive edit I'd ever been a part of," Soderbergh says.
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Mashed potatoes are usually labor-intensive when made from scratch, but super easy when done in a slow cooker.
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Cheaper and less labor-intensive for Uber, these options make more sense to riders the more traffic there is.
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Pot and grapes are both labor-intensive and high-yielding crops, but cannabis growers tend to pay workers more.
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They are more labor-intensive than industry, so the vast majority of job creation is occurring here as well.
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That's a very labor intensive position with lots of people looking at lots of different things, putting schedules together.
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Now it hopes to show with the USPS pilot that its robo-trucks can handle these labor-intensive routes.
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One thing is for sure: Iran's carpets are among the most complex and labor-intensive handicrafts in the world.
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Building on nature's genius, these often labor-intensive artifacts use fibers from yaks, sheep, goats, horses, cows and silkworms.
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Some labor-intensive final assembly will shift to countries like Vietnam in order to avoid the 25-percent tax.
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They are exported to Mexico, where the more labor-intensive work of turning those into finished goods is done.
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For more labor-intensive projects, though, and particularly those that will involve an lengthy acquisition process, time is up.
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While this may be a conceptually simple question to ask, actually computing the specific tweaks needed is labor-intensive.
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Technology has advanced to the point where most of the difficult, labor-intensive jobs can be performed by machines.
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On median, restaurants only have 16 buffer days, in part because of how labor-intensive they are to operate.
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In the process, workers from labor-intensive rural activities have moved to more capital-intensive industrial jobs in cities.
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Turning lumber into veneers required the quarter-inch-thick planks to be separately tempered, a very labor-intensive process.
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My bare-bones kitchen equipment plus a small space keeps me from trying anything too creative or labor intensive.
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This type of work can be labor intensive — it involves replacing worn parts, troubleshooting technical programs and collecting data.
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HANGZHOU, China — Even a decade ago, car manufacturing in China was still a fairly low-tech, labor-intensive endeavor.
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He spent his days taking a 12-week woodworking course that emphasized labor-intensive traditional craftsmanship using hand tools.
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Massage technique The research proved labor-intensive and required the scientist and his collaborators to get their hands dirty.
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But that is expensive and labor-intensive, and cannot be applied at the scale required to educate large populations.
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Working in a warehouse tends to be more labor-intensive than customer-facing roles, which can make those jobs appealing.
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That's partially because it's so labor-intensive to produce a VR film, but also because that's all viewers can stand.
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Its work, by Silicon Valley standards, is labor-intensive, with teams of "forward deployed engineers" working onsite at client offices.
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Traditionally, the easily-spoiled medusas needed to be cured via a weeks long, labor-intensive process, making them a delicacy.
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Champagne is labor intensive and very difficult to make — hence the hefty price tag — but is there truly anything better?
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Digging up neighborhoods and installing fiber internet is people- and labor-intensive; the so-far-unproven wireless tech is not.
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As a construction worker, the man began to consume energy drinks to help him power through his labor-intensive workday.
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As David's work was solitary and labor-intensive, playing music got him out of the studio and interacting with others.
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They will be directly in competition with workers from poorer countries, which have a comparative advantage in labor-intensive industries.
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"That would be enormously labor intensive, and I suspect the administration would be very unlikely to do that," said Legomsky.
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The process was so labor intensive that people likely made beads or ceremonial items rather than any kind of tools.
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But expensive, labor-intensive publishing—non-fiction and much of literary fiction—is still largely being produced by publishing houses.
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At the time, the bureaucracy of international trade was almost as labor intensive as the physical handling of the goods.
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The ranches held a Hollywood, Wild West allure for previous generations, but millennials find them too labor-intensive and expensive.
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A spokesman for the authority, Christopher McKniff, said adjusting the bridge's name would be an expensive and labor-intensive undertaking.
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"Warrants are labor intensive," said Todd Hinnen, the former acting assistant attorney general for national security at the Justice Department.
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Walmart said the unloader saves time and helps reduce worker turnover in the labor-intensive back areas of the store.
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"It's a labor-intensive beer, and an expensive beer in terms of the ingredients that go into it," she said.
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Start-ups see an opportunity as more women enter fields such as farming, ranching, welding and other labor-intensive careers.
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It takes more time to cook, but the process is considerably less labor intensive than cutting and grilling shoulder steaks.
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Mapping the ocean floor is expensive and labor intensive, and scientists estimate we've only mapped 9% of the total area.
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Given his labor-intensive materials and processes, Mr. Skelton needs to limit the numbers of stores that carry his collection.
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They will switch to crops like tree nuts, which are less labor-intensive to produce than perishable fruits and vegetables.
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This practice has been labor intensive, but has sharply improved the integrity of the underwriting and monitoring of our holdings.
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The world, he continues, needs less technological innovation, or rather, a different type of technology: manual, homespun, labor-intensive, local.
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But publishers have quickly learned that those efforts are labor-intensive and put them in direct competition with advertising agencies.
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The proof of concept looked good and secured them a deal with Netflix, but the process was too labor intensive.
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Amos's work may be labor-intensive, yet it conveys neither labor nor the consumption of time, but a meditative joy.
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"The sector is very labor intensive," Mathew Joji of the non-profit International Justice Mission told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Walmart says the unloader saves time and has reduced worker turnover in the labor-intensive back areas of the store.
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Flood-proofing a regular four-foot door would require piling up 250 50-pound sandbags, a highly labor-intensive task.
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All of these activities are incredibly labor-intensive, and women likely spent most of their days doing hard manual labor.
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But those labor-intensive sectors are not growing and current laws work against the so-called economies of scale, she said.
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Modi's party's 2014 campaign manifesto had promised to boost labor-intensive sectors such as manufacturing to tackle the problem of employment.
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The work is labor-intensive, and more importantly, completely counterproductive, since white truffle has four times the value of black truffle.
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However, there is a glimmer of progress in the form of what appears to be a pretty labor-intensive private beta.
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That means that if wages rise, these companies could see their expenses rise less than those in more labor-intensive industries.
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A cooking feat that previously may have seemed too labor-intensive for our weeknight kitchen endeavors is simplified in 17 snapshots.
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Fact-checking sites perform an invaluable service, but they are labor-intensive, not a self-regulating system like what Musk proposes.
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A labor-intensive proposition The comparison between mosquito control in Lee County, Florida, and some of these other areas is stark.
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Because installing the aircraft interior is such a labor-intensive (and highly regulated) process, even simple changes can be major undertakings.
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Bagels are labor-intensive, but customers balk at paying more than a few bucks for them, making profit margins whisper-thin.
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For Amplats, the transaction brings it closer to its goal of offloading its labor intensive mines to focus on mechanized mines.
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This created little incentive for entrepreneurs to invest in labor-intensive plants to process plastic in the developed world, he adds.
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Businesses were focusing on investment in automating labor-intensive processes rather than boosting production more than ever before, the research indicated.
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Wine is one of Cyprus's main agricultural exports and is very labor intensive with vines being tended and harvested by hand.
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Which is to say, altering DNA was a messy, labor-intensive process of loading genes onto viruses bound for target cells.
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Jessup said that process was "labor-intensive" initially, but algorithms have taken away much of the heavy lifting of baby naming.
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"Hyper-realistic sculpture is very labor intensive and requires numerous steps including sculpting, molding, casting, painting, hair work, etc," Taft said.
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In order to clamp down on corruption, international aid needs to focus on smaller, more labor-intensive projects that employ locals.
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It was labor-intensive to make the dish and ultimately annoying because one of my children wanted it all the time.
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While they held a Hollywood, Wild West allure for previous generations, millennials find them too labor-intensive and expensive, she wrote.
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His labor-intensive process creates a new construction of superheroes, creating a new space for femme, brown, queer, and black mythologies.
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It was a labor-intensive process to hand-make the links, but "no one ordered the hot dog," Marcos recalls, laughing.
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No one wants to use a different app for each segment of any already labor-intensive search to plan a vacation.
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"You're dealing with an industry that is very labor-intensive and very low-margin," he said in a recent phone interview.
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Before the invention of the washer/dryer, Mondays were for labor-intensive laundry duties, and needed a meal requiring little attention.
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While they held a wild west allure for previous generations, millennials find the ranches too labor-intensive and expensive, she wrote.
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The obviously labor-intensive character of Gorey's immaculately crosshatched drawings, which often resemble Victorian engravings, adds to the sense of provocation.
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Lost are most of the rare earth elements, which are generally the most environmentally destructive and human labor-intensive to mine.
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There's a rich and labor-intensive history in the ritual of preparing sambal that should be remembered, and perhaps even revered.
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Although cleaning and proper storage can be a bit labor intensive, experts say that maintaining precious pieces is time well spent.
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Valenzuela's labor-intensive practices reference the paperwork-heavy process of applying for citizenship in the US, with which he's directly familiar.
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This labor-intensive system fell out of use after the Russian Revolution, when people had more important things on their minds.
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Sarah Amos's work may be labor-intensive, yet it conveys neither labor nor the consumption of time, but a meditative joy.
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No matter what he does, he cannot bring back the coal jobs of yore or the old labor-intensive manufacturing economy.
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Parts imported from Mexico are typically low cost, labor intensive components that don't make economic sense to build here, Dziczek said.
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Therefore the Chinese government subsidized these enterprises, but opened up investment in labor-intensive industries, in which China enjoyed comparative advantages.
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Because the agency is labor intensive and most IRS funding goes for staffing, the budget cuts have rippled through the workforce.
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She explained that if existing laws can be changed to encourage labor-intensive industries to scale up, it would generate more employment.
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But he kept chipping away at his code until it was immaculate, a labor-intensive process that filled him with unexpected joy.
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The dangerous, labor-intensive posting is made up entirely of volunteers, and inmates make up about 20 percent of California's fire crews.
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Like many growers, they choose to farm organically because they believe in it, even though it is more costly and labor intensive.
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That is much, much more labor-intensive than having what counts as varied taste for a consumer of TV, or even movies.
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A company that manufactures silk products has offered him a less labor-intensive job to give him more time to study math.
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All the pieces in Er Xi are labor-intensive, handcrafted in a studio in Shandong, but extremely lightweight — both literally and conceptually.
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But using AI to find these craters is important, as it demonstrates another way machine learning can automate a labor-intensive task.
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The Cold-War-era methods of undercover agents, informants living in your neighborhood and agents provocateurs is too labor-intensive and inefficient.
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Surface mining — ripe for automation as it's much less labor-intensive — now encompasses 66% of production compared to 34% for underground mining.
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Most coal jobs have disappeared because of automation, less labor-intensive techniques like mountaintop removal, and competition from cheaper, cleaner natural gas.
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A lower dependence on coal-based power means significant job losses in both labor-intensive mining and its downstream industries, he said.
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Or maybe they give you a break from your typical, labor-intensive hair care routine in general — because truthfully, it gets exhausting!
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Furnas and several artists are using digital printing robots that use techniques in paintings that were previously impossible or too labor intensive.
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To this, the disciples respond that they will be doing not open-range livestock ranching, but entirely different, more labor-intensive agriculture.
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"The harvest gives me the creeps every year," said Szabo, who runs a labor-intensive operation to avoid the use of chemicals.
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The process is still quite labor intensive, in many instances, and involves year-round planning to ensure all the pieces come together.
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And no matter how much technology companies like Independent Stave apply to barrel-making, it remains a time- and labor-intensive craft.
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Traditionally, ADR trading, which takes place off exchanges and in the over-the-counter market, has been extremely labor intensive for brokers.
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The company looked at automating a lot of labor-intensive tasks related to legal document review and discovery such as document tagging.
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Those same companies make the process less labor-intensive — delivering the mattress to your doorstep (and doing so for no added cost).
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The manufacturing of more labor-intensive, less technologically complex products like apparel is migrating to lower-wage countries like Bangladesh and Ethiopia.
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Politics are present, but with a few notable exceptions, murmured, coded, stitched into the weave of fastidiously form-conscious, labor-intensive work.
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The US manufacturing sector has enjoyed big productivity gains, but the inherently labor-intensive service sector hasn't seen the same efficiency gains.
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It's a little more labor-intensive than raiding your leftovers, but still faster and more healthful than anything you can order in.
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Growers are forced to take the costly, labor-intensive step of burying their vines in the warm earth so they can survive.
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Politics are present but, with a few notable exceptions, murmured, coded, stitched into the weave of fastidiously form-conscious, labor-intensive work.
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Working under experienced detectives, the investigators often shoulder the more labor-intensive tasks, like canvassing buildings for witnesses and searching for video.
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"The making is the meaning—to look and record as thoroughly as possible," Celmins said, about her labor-intensive stones and blackboards.
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Yet, as if Mr. Trump's campaign never happened, companies in labor-intensive industries want to sustain or even increase current immigration flows.
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The combination of technology and globalization has also had a negative impact on certain labor-intensive industries like textiles, steel, and shoes.
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Still, he acknowledged that local costs and labor supply remain challenges, so gains would likely be confined to "less labor intensive" processes.
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It's a labor intensive process, scouting locations like a filmmaker, hiring actors as his models, and styling every detail on the set.
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Pochoir is the colorful, labor-intensive technique that characterized Art Deco plates, where each color was crisply applied with an individual stencil.
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Jaroslav is a video director, which means he's also responsible for the extremely labor-intensive teaser clips the party uses for promotion.
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Her art threads cultures and histories together to imagine new sites for coexistence in hand-crafted and labor-intensive sculptures and installations.
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Undocumented immigrants were more likely to do more dangerous, labor-intensive work, such as laying roofs, painting homes and installing sheet rock.
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Wage differences between the United States and low-income countries are more than adequate to render American production of labor-intensive components infeasible.
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Changing the suit would require adding arm and leg segments to the medium-sized torso, which can be a fairly labor-intensive process.
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The process of obtaining an American trademark is, by global standards, fairly slow and labor-intensive — the process can stretch beyond a year.
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But as a format, family-style is often undervalued in the United States, signaling quick home cooking rather than labor-intensive fine dining.
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The Tale is the first film in a long time that shows the labor-intensive work of unpacking a trauma from the psyche.
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Their labor-intensive nature, along with the rapid industrialization of Lombardy, led some growers to abandon the terraces in the mid-20th century.
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The long, difficult, and labor-intensive task of shifting the nation's building stock to zero-carbon sources of heating and cooling has begun.
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This is obviously a more labor-intensive approach — and maybe one not all brands can afford to undertake, especially if production is outsourced.
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Doing this kind of aesthetic training with software can be labor-intensive and time-consuming, as it has traditionally required labeled data sets.
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One of the biggest reasons child care is so expensive is that caring for young kids is a labor-intensive business, Novoa says.
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That didn't involve big losses and labor-intensive manufacturing for the US, because we were trading cars for airplanes and electronics for chemicals.
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Zhang's on-the-record comments on Thursday provided greater insight into how severe unemployment issues might be, at least in labor-intensive industries.
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Two former U.S. officials told Reuters the social media checks would be part of a broad, labor-intensive expansion of such vetting methods.
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My work is very labor intensive, so I work on multiple pieces at once to allow my body the breaks that it needs.
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The database relies on Amazon's Mechanical Turk, which outsources labor-intensive tasks such as labeling photos for a few cents to internet users.
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TripleLift plans to automate the labor-intensive process of inserting products in TV shows, but it faces challenges in getting companies on board.
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Manual labeling is an extremely labor-intensive process — it accounts for an estimated 80% of the labor time associated with developing AI technology.
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Policy advisers are worried that the global slowdown could hurt the manufacturing sector - hitting auto, engineering, textile and some other labor intensive sectors.
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Making white-collar criminal cases is labor-intensive, it's difficult, and under ordinary circumstances it doesn't necessarily win a federal prosecutor any friends.
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Ms. Adili said her work, with its deconstruction and reconstitution, and its labor-intensive techniques, stems from her extended longing for her father.
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And besides, the kelp crab's hard shell and the meat's tendency to stick to its insides makes it very labor-intensive to pick.
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His restaurants focus on labor-intensive kitchen methods, like slow cooking the meats and making all of the sauces and pickles by hand.
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It was a task so demanding and labor-intensive that other scientists still shake their heads in amazement that he got it done.
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That's because Williams, as often as possible, animated every single frame within these sequences, at the time an uncommon and labor-intensive approach.
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Delicate fruit, like peaches, plums and raspberries, as well as vegetables like asparagus and fennel, will remain labor intensive for the foreseeable future.
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When underpaid workers are doing unpredictable, time-consuming, labor-intensive work, don't publicly shame them the second your food doesn't arrive on time.
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Welsh explained that many countries conduct risk-based assessments of drones that are time-consuming, labor-intensive and require a lot of thinking.
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"We are a labor-intensive company, but if we don't get finance from banks then we won't be able to hire," Pandey said.
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Other emerging-market countries have been able to fill the gap left by China in labor-intensive manufacturing, including products such as textiles.
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China, for its part, wants to increase its share of R&D and capital-intensive production, ceding some growth in labor-intensive production.
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Yet again, the unprecedented challenges of disaster management are being met with mostly conventional, labor-intensive, costly, and often inadequately slow response efforts.
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Many modern polls are conducted by mobile phone, whose numbers have no regional prefix, so reaching a representative sample has become labor intensive.
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These include exorbitant executive salaries, marketing to beat out the competition, the labor-intensive work of assessing and denying claims and so on.
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This labor-intensive process, along with tight industry manipulation and marketing that leads to a perception of rarity and mystique, drives their prices.
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Vegetables are more expensive and labor intensive to produce, as the Washington Post's Tamar Haspel has pointed out, which also increases their price.
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Xinjiang fits into Beijing's larger vision of shifting labor intensive industries such as textiles out of the Pearl River Delta and into the interior.
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Scott Hocking has spent months making labor-intensive constructions inside abandoned buildings or amid their ruins, creating mystical monuments that pay tribute to history.
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Closing other plants may be more difficult because of the risk of social unrest as jobs are lost in the labor intensive steel industry.
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Making the archive was a long, labor-intensive process: Goodman single-handedly scanned more than 3,000 illustrations from hard copies of the play collections.
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Computer graphics in video games and movies have gotten terrifyingly realistic and the methods of rendering them have become increasingly complex and labor intensive.
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It's also true that the high cost, extensively regulated United States will struggle to become competitive in labor-intensive goods like apparel and toys.
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As the guests next to me discuss the freeways they took to get to the bar, Zacharczuk works on the next labor-intensive drink.
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Motherboard could not determine how widespread this practice is, but it is a labor-intensive process considering that obtaining a trademark can take months.
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Tech industry workers are likely to become a privileged population segment accumulating most of the consumption, leaving workers employed in labor-intensive industries behind.
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The exports were largely driven by textile products and other traditional labor-intensive goods not included on the United Nations embargo list, Huang added.
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Sure, the microscopes are better, but brain cells are still primarily defined by two labor-intensive characteristics: how they look and how they fire.
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For more than two decades she has employed labor-intensive needlework — embroidery, thread winding, braiding, and wrapping — to address an array of women's issues.
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Dry cleaners who use pressing machines, traditionally built for men's shirts, need to hand press women's shirts, a more labor-intensive, and costly, process.
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Some industries, such as health care, education, and child care, suffer from low productivity growth because they are labor-intensive and difficult to automate.
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They say they want to create jobs while shifting support from labor-intensive energy industries like solar to capital-intensive energy industries like oil.
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Erinus Ngadziore, a bamboo producer in Chipinge, says it is far less labor-intensive to cultivate than replanting trees after they have been felled.
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This labor-intensive process can involve searching for a keyword in a pile of documents or for a certain recipient in thousands of emails.
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After he tired of dotting with ink, Conner devised his labor-intensive inkblot technique, whose development enlivens a large gallery toward the show's end.
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"It's labor intensive, but if they want the right answers rather than rush answers, they'll do it," Davis said in an email to CNN.
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The demolition of the benchwall, Cuomo said, is labor-intensive and time-consuming, and is largely what demanded the 15-month-long full shutdown.
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These companies have the underlying logic in their processes that Tayeb described and could benefit from automating some labor-intensive parts of these workflows.
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But when you run as an independent you have to deal with it all yourself -- which is hugely labor intensive and massively expensive. 2.
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The labor-intensive production of low-value goods, like socks, has been replaced by the largely automated production of high-value goods, like circuits.
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More labor-intensive approaches to extracting the messages from the phone can be found around the web if you are up for an adventure.
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And the bulk of workers in the solar industry install and maintain the projects, a process that is labor-intensive and hard to automate.
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If anything, it's the opposite — child care is extremely labor-intensive, and the prospects for introducing labor-saving technology into the mix look bad.
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"Harry Potter and the Cursed Child," a critically acclaimed sequel to J. K. Rowling's books, is trying a similar, labor-intensive approach in London.
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More than half of the American workforce was involved in farming in the 1890s, back when it was a physically demanding, labor-intensive industry.
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The Morgan Stanley economists said it was likely the government would focus on boosting employment in labor-intensive and micro-, small- and medium-enterprises.
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Want to try a fun outdoor activity that's not that labor intensive and ends with you going home with a big pile of food?
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HAL, too, has potential beyond the medical field, with everything from rescue and support and labor intensive factory work to entertainment and elderly care.
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Find a recipe for stuffed grape leaves, tamales, dumplings, or other labor-intensive foods, enlist the help of your friends, and make it together.
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"Private foundations are labor intensive; you need a lawyer to create the document, and the foundation must file an annual tax return," said Voltaggio.
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"Labor shortages are having a negative impact particularly on labor-intensive service-sector firms," said Satoshi Osanai, senior economist at Daiwa Institute of Research.
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At the same time, we've seen huge growth in demand for workers in labor-intensive fields like education, medicine, child care, and elder care.
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They all are obsessionals that pile on labor-intensive miniature detailing, often distributed with an almost equal-compositional intensity over the entire picture plane.
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The plants produced more than $515 million worth of textiles, electronic parts and other labor-intensive goods last year, according to the South Korean government.
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But this can be labor-intensive for humans, making the technique ill-suited to tackling fast-moving content such as memes or election-related misinformation.
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If that seems too labor intensive, Room & Board sells several options for cord management that can easily adhere to the back legs of your furniture.
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"Bread involves labor-intensive processing which includes dehusking, grinding of cereals and kneading and baking," explained Professor Dorian Fuller from the UCL Institute of Archaeology.
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"The elaborate and labor-intensive Egg Roll is among the most daunting social events a presidential staff has to plan," The Times noted last year.
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Jake Gyllenhaal is someone I've both never met or spent a lot of time with, and he's also one of my most labor-intensive relationships.
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To minimize production costs, they continually transferred labor intensive industries to developing countries, which however resulted in the "hollowing out" of the West's domestic industries.
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The labor-intensive process results in tactile and visionary works filled with images of scared animals, plants, and ritual objects central to the Wixárika cosmos.
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Most past AIs have been programmed to examine all possible contingencies and come up with plans for each one—a long and labor-intensive process.
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With demos, robots can't really apply lessons to other situations or environments, and with motion-planning methods, the teaching is time consuming and labor intensive.
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"Separation could have strong strategic value and benefits," Malacarne said, adding that the industry is labor intensive in nature and requires continuous small-scale investment.
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Its low price and automated operation also allow it to scale up in a way that time-consuming and labor-intensive polygraph tests never could.
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For companies, though, the savings are clear -- as much as 45 percent for labor-intensive products -- and have helped fuel the wave of development here.
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The elaborate and labor-intensive Egg Roll is among the most daunting social events a presidential staff has to plan, The Times noted last year.
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Critics, however, say such coral restoration projects are labor intensive, expensive, require long-term funding - and may not ultimately be successful if global warming continues.
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If we ever figure out how to automate aspects of education, health care, or other major labor-intensive industries, something similar is likely to happen.
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That means people can use software to buy and sell ads — a much less labor-intensive and more data-guided process than buying in person.
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The Davidson College student recorded a labor-intensive rap video last month, asking the Star Wars star to be his date to an athletic formal.
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Think about it, because it is labor intensive, people's bodies are analog and they're made of not the things you make digital out of. Yeah.
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Liquids and gases can also be piped around a power plant or transport system, while coal requires labor-intensive handling, which adds considerably to cost.
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And one reason solar power remains (relatively) expensive is that it's so labor-intensive — requiring more manpower per megawatt-hour than any other power source.
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"Manufacturers must recognize that this is a labor intensive unit requiring highly skilled workers," said Sujata Mody, President of the Garment and Fashion Workers Union.
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Having to connect to a new clearing house would also be a "time consuming and labor intensive process" which could create a bottleneck, ISDA said.
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Another reason Israeli businesses choose to operate in the West Bank is the availability of Palestinians more willing than Israelis to do labor-intensive jobs.
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ADRs pricing spreads can often be much wider than listed stocks as brokers account for the risk that comes with conducting the labor-intensive trades.
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This labor-intensive method of attaching the outsole to the upper makes for durable, water-resistant footwear that can easily be resoled down the line.
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For a labor-intensive installation called "Throwing Shadows," he made 21914,21992 hand-thrown, inch-or-so-high ceramic pots over a period of eight years.
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The process is labor intensive and the product is degraded plastics that are often made into lower-value secondary products that are not recycled again.
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Wong's engagement with Western and Eastern art, from painterly painting to highly stylized, labor intensive craft, seems to me to be central to his work.
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Mobilization involves the more labor-intensive work of turning out infrequent voters by making phone calls, knocking on doors and driving people to the polls.
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They tend to be labor intensive (Gus Fring's chicken franchise), occasionally they are comical (Skyler White's ditsy accountant act in Season 4 of "Breaking Bad").
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Perhaps I'm a glutton for punishment — all but one of my published New York Times puzzles to date have required unusually labor-intensive construction techniques.
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The final assembly is the most labor-intensive part of building the iPhone, and its location often determines a product's country of origin for tariffs.
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Fusing African, European, and American textile traditions, he uses this labor-intensive medium to depict narrative scenes that capture the complexity of African American identity.
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The jobs report showed the labor-intensive retail and accommodation sector, which lost 202,63.43 jobs in August from a year earlier, was the hardest hit.
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Even more important, the curators have supplemented this photographic data with dozens of the artist's preparatory drawings, organic evidence of his labor-intensive creative method.
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The department currently uses social media information in its vetting of applicants, but says it is labor-intensive to connect social media accounts to applicants.
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After his proposal was accepted, the sculpture of Kryptos was gradually born, with its letters cut out of copper in hardcore, labor-intensive, painstaking work.
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It takes a lot of labor to ignite small frequent fires everywhere — even just using these tactics near towns can be labor intensive, Leonard said.
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Robotic harvesting vehicles are being tested in Florida and California to pick strawberries and replace labor-intensive tasks normally performed by dozens of farm workers.
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He made it look quick and easy, but the reality is that stamp-making is extremely labor intensive, combining elements of both sculpture and printmaking.
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That includes deploying robots and other technology in stores so that the company can save money and put resources toward more labor-intensive tasks, he said.
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"The work that would be required is so labor-intensive and costly that compliance is technically and operationally infeasible," PG&E said in the court filing.
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By contrast, Silicon Valley is known for hiring foreigners under the H-1B visa scheme and outsourcing low-skilled, labor intensive jobs to the developing world.
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In fact, we might even go as far as to argue that the whole squash cooking process is actually less labor intensive than the real deal.
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The practice of printmaking is labor-intensive, which is why, for most of our history, it has been seen as a practice primarily associated with men.
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Since the survey is also labor-intensive, with workers going door to door, that means smaller areas with populations of less than 65,000 are often overlooked.
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The labor-intensive process ensures it remains very much a special-occasion cake, which Weiland says is part of its appeal both at home and abroad.
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That's partially due to the labor-intensive method that goes into making it, but also because true Champagne must come from a tiny region of France.
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The government will support small businesses, labor-intensive manufacturing industries and services, using tax incentives and financial policy tools such as differentiated reserve requirements, it added.
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But lobbyists in Washington expressed concern that Trump's ambitious tariff plan would also include other labor-intensive consumer goods sectors such as apparel, footwear and toys.
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In a report last year, World Bank economists said Vietnam has attracted more than 10,000 foreign companies, mostly in export-oriented and labor-intensive manufacturing sectors.
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But Vietnam has relied mostly on labor-intensive manufacturing to power its growth over the last three decades, helped by a young workforce and low wages.
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It's labor-intensive work, he added, but several boats can be built over the same mold, and the process hasn't changed a whole lot decades later.
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"With more than 700,000 current DACA-holders, that process would be extremely labor-intensive," said Legomsky, now a professor emeritus at Washington University School of Law.
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However, if you've worked all day on the various dishes, including that labor-intensive turkey, you probably want people to be sober enough to enjoy it.
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Unless you're really keeping on top of your farm, maintaining the devices and their apps can be quite labor intensive—the opposite of phone farming's promise.
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Most sovereigns are far more content to exercise limited control and outages within their own boundaries using far less labor-intensive methods than physical infrastructure attacks.
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Uber has a deal to buy cars from Volvo, outfit them with Uber's technology and maintain them, a more labor-intensive project than the Toyota plans.
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After all, what may be exotic and glamorous for some (an Alaskan dog sled ride à deux, for instance) may be too labor-intensive for others.
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The consequence is that rising productivity in the manufacturing sector of the economy inevitably pushes up the cost of labor-intensive services like live musical performances.
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The parallel shift from labor-intensive to energy-intensive farming also drove huge social changes; less than 20 percent of the population remains in rural areas.
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The elaborate and labor-intensive Egg Roll is among the most daunting social events a presidential staff has to plan, and a late start by Mrs.
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Although the system was labor-intensive, it worked: In 1897, years before fingerprinting became widespread, French gendarmes used it to identify the serial killer Joseph Vacher.
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In the final labor-intensive steps, the artisans worked by hand to finish each component to a high-quality finish before the watch could be assembled.
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It took about two weeks to build the bike — which is a lot quicker than the usual labor-intensive method of piecing together carbon fiber strips.
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By losing most of the labor-intensive factories, the economy collapsed, which in turn reduced government revenues that were compensated for with higher levels of borrowing.
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An upcoming conference dedicated to cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology has stopped accepting ticket payments in bitcoin, suggesting that the method was slow, costly and labor-intensive.
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Because its manufacturing process is so labor intensive, Plexi-Craft does not compete with chain stores that sell mass-produced furniture when it comes to pricing.
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One security researcher on Twitter noted that this dump was incredibly labor intensive with hundreds of mirror links ensuring the information would be difficult to take down.
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That's eating into its bottom line - a trend seen across Japan's labor intensive industries, from delivery companies to restaurants and even the 2000,22.1-employee strong postal system.
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But lest you think that Berk has the hardest job out of the Fab Five, he actually says that his job is simply the most labor-intensive.
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Arguments for against are necessarily speculative, but all the same there's no reason to think that the registration process would be complex, time-consuming, or labor-intensive.
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Electricians, steelworkers and plumbers, for example, are more labor-intensive jobs whose job security is bolstered by the need to maintain existing buildings and construct new ones.
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This automatic harvester is one of several innovations that have cut Rinco's production costs to a level that few who use traditional, labor-intensive methods can match.
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The nation's vast array of service industries, which are more labor-intensive, are actually doing far better, said Laura Rosner, senior United States economist at BNP Paribas.
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Unlike Champagne, whose high price tag reflects the labor-intensive process to create it, Prosecco is a less expensive way to get bubbles in your cup fast.
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India's two-decade streak of fast economic expansion is often derided as "jobless growth" since the service sector-led model has been capital rather than labor intensive.
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Passive income doesn't mean doing nothing it all; it's more about receiving dividends from your work even after the initial labor intensive period of setting it up.
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But rather than use the spongy tofu to show off a complex and labor-intensive sauce, I simmered it and served it in a flavorful mushroom broth.
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Indias two-decade streak of fast economic expansion is often derided as "jobless growth" since the service sector-led model has been capital- rather than labor-intensive.
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That's the sort of research that would move computers from an automating, human-replacing role to enabling new, labor-intensive work — these complementary systems would require humans.
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It may just be that despite creating gorgeous VR content, there just isn't enough affordable and accessible hardware out there to justify creating such labor-intensive films.
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For a hacker, using this type of acoustic screen attack would obviously be much more complicated and labor intensive than phishing or infecting a computer with malware.
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In part, the dropping of the subsidies is an effort by China to move away from labor-intensive production and emphasize more-sophisticated industries such as semiconductors.
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The turn to other energy forms — along with the rise of less labor-intensive mining techniques, like mountaintop removal mining — have winnowed the ranks of coal miners.
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Until now, sterile mosquitoes have been released using time-consuming and labor-intensive methods, often using trucks, with some areas cut off by poor roads and flooding.
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The work was labor intensive, but the agency was able to complete this ahead of schedule as a result of significant advancements in technology and data management.
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But she recognizes that would be incredibly labor-intensive, and with only so many public funding dollars to go around each year, there are always competing priorities.
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Loosening the lug nuts can be the hardest and most labor-intensive part of the job, especially if an air-tool-happy mechanic last installed your wheels.
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Network roll-out and maintenance services are labor-intensive, low-margin business that have traditionally been outsourced by telecom operators to companies like Ericsson, Nokia and Huawei.
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The other big takeaway from the piece is how much we need real journalism, the labor-intensive work of sticking with a topic and developing genuine expertise.
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"Caucuses are labor-intensive and difficult to pull off," said Kathy Sullivan, a member of the DNC from New Hampshire who observed the Maine caucuses last cycle.
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These efforts to protect civilians living or sheltering in harm's way would have been more costly and labor-intensive, but saving countless lives is worth the investment.
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Afghans typically took harsh, labor-intensive jobs in Iran and their departure will mean higher production costs, said Saeed Leylaz, a Tehran-based economist and political analyst.
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The ability for these new systems to understand, flag or even respond to events makes security response more timely, and less labor intensive at the same time.
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It's a multiday, labor-intensive undertaking that begins when he shakes flakes of mold over mini-mountains of washed and steamed rice grown specifically for sake-making.
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The researchers also identified inaccurate information about the size and timing of shipments as a key obstacle to predictable scheduling, since processing new inventory is labor-intensive.
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So I have a record of working with my Republican colleagues on important investigations that sometimes take a while and are labor-intensive and are paper-heavy.
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The bedcovers that once upon a time every girl made for her future life are today too valuable, and too labor intensive, to have a commercial market.
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But those same increases in productivity, he found, do not apply to labor-intensive activities like concert performances, doctor examinations, college lectures, soccer matches and oil changes.
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Chinese leaders had also become increasingly willing to lower protective walls around the country's labor-intensive, low-tech industries so as to focus on more sophisticated manufacturing.
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On Thursday, Wisconsin is set to begin the labor-intensive task of reviewing nearly three million ballots in a recount across all of the state's 72 counties.
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They are more expensive and more labor-intensive for candidates to wage, and they pose problems for parents and working people who have shifts at that time.
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She continues to excel as a conjurer of enchanting labor-intensive multimedia environments, as evidenced by "Crescent (Timekeeper)," one of the most beautiful installations of her career.
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Julie Schuh, the corresponding secretary of the Puli Club of America, said the time between one and two years is the most labor-intensive for an owner.
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The long-term cost of cultivating those relationships are hard to quantify, Toubia said, and it can be a time- and labor-intensive approach to brand loyalty.
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"The Space Force won't be measured by the number of people unlike for instance the Marine Corps, which is really a labor-intensive service," Barrett told reporters.
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Intelligent machines, according to the report, could lower the cost of carrying out cyberattacks by automating certain, labor-intensive tasks and more effectively scoping out potential targets.
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South Korea was the first mover into Vietnam, and has met with success, with investments dating from the 1990s focuing on labor-intensive manufacturing projects, Torné noted.
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These fur suits may not be conventional pieces of runway fashion, but Gill can sell their labor-intensive creations for upwards of $1,000, depending on the design.
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Besides the health impacts, Ramaphosa said the economy would not be spared as exports decline in key markets, including China, and the labor-intensive tourism sector suffers.
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In the United States, even large-herd producers with thousands of cows in California, which have been labor-intensive operations, are beginning to try robotic milking machines.
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Freestyle Roasted Chicken Parm Classic chicken parm is a personal favorite, but I always order it and never make it: It's labor-intensive, with its various parts.
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"These effects can be linked to favorable factor shifts — environmental spending is more labor intensive than ordinary production," concluded Richard Morgenstern, one of the authors of the report.
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Apparel construction is fairly labor intensive and requires a certain skillset, the cost of which, is lower in Mexico and Central America, though not as low as elsewhere.
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Sourcing their materials from a world close at hand, these artists manipulate natural forms and found objects through labor-intensive processes, creating work that speaks to multivalent experiences.
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This dangerous, labor-intensive, and costly undertaking will have to be done for each of the estimated 705 million CRT TVs sold in the United States since 1980.
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"She wants a substantial increase in spending (on labor-intensive services, by and large) and she wants to finance it entirely through taxes on high earners," Salam says.
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The sums advanced are a kind of bridge loan to cover costs of the labor-intensive legal tasks like finding and reviewing documents, interviewing witnesses, or hiring experts.
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Trump's retro vision of what makes America great -- namely, low-tech, middling skilled, labor-intensive manufacturing jobs that are highly vulnerable to automation -- is a major political liability.
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It's not that every employer will follow the professional sports model, engaging in a labor intensive search for talent and working to develop that talent at great expense.
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We see, for instance, companies in Europe trying to find a way to automate breaking down an LCD because it's a labor-intensive process to manually disassemble it.
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His ability to create this impression primarily using acrylic paint alone—through an extremely complex, labor-intensive process of scrapping, painting, and pouring—only adds to this magic.
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Sibanye, a Gold Fields' spinoff, has branched aggressively from gold into platinum, acquiring Anglo American Platinum's labor-intensive Rustenburg operations as the Anglo unit pivots to mechanized mining.
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This specific business is labor intensive, with collective-wage adjustments with unions in Brazil typically at the beginning of the year, while contracts are adjusted throughout the year.
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Mexico beacons because of its lower labor costs – an outlay that generally represents three-quarters of all production costs, and possibly much more in highly labor-intensive industries.
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This dangerous, labor-intensive, and costly undertaking will have to be done for each of the estimated 705 million CRT TVs sold in the United States since 1980.
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However, the process to build such a wall, stacking each block, one-by-one, over the entire border, would be too labor-intensive to make this choice feasible.
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Machines have increasingly replaced less-skilled jobs in agriculture, mining, and manufacturing, while the remaining labor-intensive operations (such as the cutting and stitching of garments) moved overseas.
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If the solar industry hopes to keep pushing costs down and become a major US energy source, it will likely need to become less labor-intensive over time.
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Arguing that the search for sustainability may make costly, labor-intensive methods newly attractive, he also makes a case for the psychological benefits of working with one's hands.
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While this method can work for phones that can't be successfully phished, it is also considerably more risky—and more labor intensive—than using a premade phishing kit.
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Even critics of trade deals acknowledge that labor intensive industries, such as textiles, which once employed hundreds of thousands of less-skilled workers, are probably gone for good.
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For men that work labor-intensive jobs, being able to find quality jeans at a price that won't kill you when you need to replace them is hard.
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As firms get more comfortable with the technology, the laundry list of use cases where AI can be applied to improve manual, labor-intensive processes continues to grow.
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Oxbotica's public road trials are labor-intensive and costly, and demonstrate the extent of the challenge facing companies aspiring to take on Waymo and Uber on a shoestring.
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Other than being a labor-intensive crop, Wineman said, land values often account for cutting into the margins of growers, who are reluctant to pass costs onto consumers.
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The industry has long argued that its reliance on Mexican factories for labor-intensive production of some parts allows companies to keep assembly plants in the United States.
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The extra crew member will basically be doing research the whole time, allowing the crew to conduct more labor-intensive experiments and essentially doubling the amount of research.
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Foxconn, known formally as Hon Hai Precision Industry, looks particularly vulnerable to any potential disputes: The $46 billion group relies on huge, labor-intensive manufacturing operations in China.
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Though this conversion process is labor-intensive, Lean seems to be able to handle any math that Buzzard throws at it, distinguishing it from other proof assistant programs.
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"Each step of this process was a labor-intensive and introspective ritual performed in order to make the private and personal into something public and secular," she writes.
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The labor-intensive project is all worth it when he sees the smiles on children's faces when they realize the special gift they're about to receive, Charland tells PEOPLE.
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But private sector companies and businessmen lobbied vigorously against the collective invoice as crippling for labor-intensive sectors like the construction industry and for small- and medium-sized enterprises.
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Some species of salmon is processed in the United States, for example, but pink salmon -- which is more labor intensive -- will have to remain in China in the interim.
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Google has done the heavy lifting by mapping pretty much the entire the world through labor intensive efforts like Street View and crowdsourcing real-time traffic updates with Waze.
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The nature of labor intensive processes allows my anxieties to be transferred into the layers or units of my sculptures, becoming a physical manifestation of my internal psychological narratives.
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It may not look like much to the untrained eye, and certainly enclosing a space with a net is considerably less labor-intensive than building an entire fake town.
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Bought by Johnson & Johnson in 1981, the fully automated factory allows four workers to produce in a 13-hour shift what more labor-intensive methods produced in a year.
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"The only thing that's really different in terms of the actual sport in itself is the winter aspect of it and it being so labor intensive," Onwumere tells PEOPLE.
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Digital clothes create far lower emissions than physical clothes as they cut out the long, labor-intensive process of sourcing materials, producing fabrics, making garments and shipping them worldwide.
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As society gets wealthier and manufactured goods get more affordable, people spend a larger and larger share of their income on upscale, labor-intensive alternatives within any given industry.
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In a broader shift from labor intensive onsite projects, Indian IT firms are also turning to higher-tech services such as automation, cloud computing and artificial intelligence (AI) platforms.
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The question is whether America is still a place where large-scale, labor intensive, big idea projects can still get done in our current regulatory, litigious, and political climate.
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Consumer preference for efficient modes of communication, such as chat and email, have reduced the industry's dependence on labor-intensive phone contact centers, which also decreases customer service costs.
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Another project, Meld, was an idea for a software that optimized clothing patterns, making production more sustainable and less labor-intensive, especially in countries with a proliferation of sweatshops.
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The 2001 U.S. FTA with Jordan helped expand their exports from $229.2 million to almost $1.5 billion in 2015 — much of it concentrated in the labor-intensive apparel industry.
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Wealth and celebrity challenge a comic's ability to be relatable, but more important, developing new material is labor-intensive and working in movies or television can steal your focus.
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Siwan Hayward, TfL's head of transport policing, said that the transport authority had worked with HMCTS to streamline what had historically been a labor intensive and paper heavy process.
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If you're looking to re-create this labor-intensive mani, People reports that the polish color is OPI gel color Ice-Bergers & Fries, with a matte Laqué gel topcoat.
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"Phenological Clock" (2014) is similarly a work that looks very labor intensive, the small handwritten script giving the Latin names and where they originated and where they have infiltrated.
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He also promised to spend heavily on labor-intensive infrastructure projects that presumably would give employment to the minimally educated, just as the New Deal did in the 1930s.
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"It's labor intensive in the beginning, but it's crucial to get the cat used to the new territory and to give them reasons to want to stay," she said.
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Creating value around — and a higher price tag on — labor-intensive handcrafted goods creates jobs in the developing world, and helps keep age-old traditions, cultures and communities relevant.
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Mr. Schlogl told DealBook the impact of automation could be felt acutely by sectors that are labor-intensive in developing countries, irrespective of where robots are put to use.
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Both dishes are far too labor intensive to make much more often than that, but when we did set out to make them, Wolfert's carefully recorded recipes guided us.
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The South had begun to shift from labor-intensive family farms and plantations, hoed and harvested by men and women, to equipment-intensive farms with less need for labor.
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It's a complicated, very labor-intensive process, but actually it is challenging to move entirely away from a generation of vaccines that are so well-established to something different.
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Often, customer data is scattered in many different places within a company&aposs computer systems and finding it and then deleting it is an expensive and labor-intensive process.
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Or go all out with a weekend project and make tamales, which may seem labor intensive, but they go quickly if you're making them with a friend or two.
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Although cheap, labor-intensive goods often come to mind when Americans think of job-displacing imports, the more capital- and technology-intensive segments of manufacturing have hardly been immune.
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I make work with labor-intensive processes such as hand-weaving, rope-coiling, latch-hooking, and sewing by intersecting theories of gender and ethnicity with precolonial histories and techniques.
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So far, 2,300 people have undergone testing for the virus by public health officials in Florida, with the most recent locally transmitted cases uncovered through labor-intensive case investigation.
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Dos Santos' heavy use of body work was a strategy to tire and slow Rothwell, while Rothwell's own strategy of pressing to the fence was a very labor intensive one.
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Children In Charge One initiative that is boasting impressive returns requires the labor-intensive process of going village by village to mobilize the children — but the results speak for themselves.
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Cascabellas came into vogue relatively recently here, in the last 15 to 20 years, when the bulk of the labor-intensive crop production moved from the US to northern Mexico.
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Given all the changes in how we consume fashion and the cost- and labor-intensive nature of this particular métier, the whole meaning of couture is being called into question.
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It is more labor intensive than I tend to like when cooking, but it turns out pretty well and even S., who is not a fan of mushrooms, likes it.
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Notoriously labor-intensive and difficult to source, eel hasn't really hit the mainstream food scene just yet, though the site adds that it's becoming a more common addition to menus.
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It's attractive to growers because it automates labor-intensive parts of the farming process, allowing them to cut labor costs, and also reduces the waste of pesticides, water and fertilizer.
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Traditionally a game studio would have to draw intricate designs in order to create a fixed number of virtual worlds, a labor-intensive process that could take hundreds of designers.
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This will be a slower, more labor-intensive approach, but it's the best way to connect and have a meaningful impact on the Indian consumers Facebook is trying to reach.
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But the census is labor-intensive, expensive and infrequent; surely there's some way to get a general idea of important measures like poverty without going door to door and asking?
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How do you make a game that is this labor-intensive while making sure it's being done in a healthy way and no one is getting burned-out by crunch.
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It was refreshing to see that Asian in America didn't use technology frivolously, but instead to emulate a labor-intensive experience that realistically can't be repeated in a gallery setting.
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But if you're looking for something a little more low-key (and way less labor intensive), check out his easy and affordable ideas for creating your own winter wonderland, below!
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"In addition to higher input costs from tariffs, we also see labor costs as a risk to labor intensive sectors' margins," wrote Savita Subramanian, chief U.S. equity and quant strategist.
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There are still many new discoveries, however — like Linda Stark's astonishingly labor-intensive canvases — especially for out-of-towners and those not as familiar with LA's far-flung art world.
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Monotypes are all surface, all skin, quickly brushed onto metal or glass before the ink dries — no labor-intensive carving, no multistep acid bath as required by other printmaking techniques.
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China is unlikely to willfully initiate a rapid depreciation of its currency in order to promote exports but it nonetheless will maintain the relative competitiveness of its labor intensive exports.
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They are increasingly differentiating between more labor-intensive manufacturing — tasks like stitching bluejeans and snapping together cellphone cases — and more advanced, machine-intensive pursuits that rely on automation and software.
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It's a difficult and labor-intensive task creating and managing all these decoys — plus, if you leave them one way for too long, an experienced attacker can dance right through.
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Mail-in voting has security and administrative risks that would need to be resolved — processing the votes would be a labor-intensive process, and ballots could be intercepted, for example.
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But in such long and grueling bouts which continued until one man could not, or until the police broke the bout up, there was little use for labor intensive footwork.
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There are always going to be some labor-intensive industries with slow productivity growth, and those industries are always going to have costs going up rapidly relative to the others.
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Salt water tanks are generally more expensive and labor intensive, while fresh water tanks are less so – just make sure you have enough tank space for all of your fish.
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The labor-intensive and awe-inspiring style of traditional fabrication continues today, but the craft is expanding as technology revolutionizes the jewelry industry — marking a new age in Italian jewelry.
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But because creating a back office for $1.3 trillion in assets is labor-intensive work, Schwab has been expanding its business in more affordable cities like Dallas and Orlando, Fla.
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Aardman Animations' stop-motion process is labor-intensive and rigid, requiring comprehensive forethought and specificity of execution, so what's perhaps most striking about their films is their freedom and playfulness.
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It is very labor intensive to rescue a koala, however it is extremely important to do so, especially in this state of New South Wales where koalas are very rare.
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It happens much more often these days, as does people trying to claim your Social Security benefits, and solving those problems is among the most labor intensive jobs in government.
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Finally, Mathur said, India's poor infrastructure set-up means the country cannot tap into opportunities that opened up when China exited a number of labor-intensive activities to modernize its economy.
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"Normally, when making a laksa, it's a lengthy, labor-intensive process, but this simplified version is the perfect winter warmer or whenever you need a hit of spice," Yin told MUNCHIES.
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For a time, the city of Detroit was more or less his playground, and Hocking would spend weeks or months creating labor-intensive constructions inside abandoned buildings or amid their ruins.
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"These are very labor-intensive programs ... They simply are not going to have the manpower they need to do the kind of supervision they need to make it work," he said.
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Cruz's campaign is throwing a variety of messages against the wall here, hoping something will stick, and also reviving the labor-intensive ground games that helped it win Iowa and Wisconsin.
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In her hometown, Lachiguizo, Miahuatlán, tepextate agave—one of the most labor-intensive species to harvest, in part, because it takes 30 years to ripen—tobasiche, arroqueño, jabalí and biliá, grow.
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"This will be a crunch for the company," Wiedemann said, while adding that training older workers to program machinery that now does some of the more labor-intensive jobs has helped.
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Because renewable energy is capital and labor intensive, the transition will create millions of jobs and new wealth much greater than what was sacrificed as we wean ourselves from fossil fuel.
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Concentrating on rescues and "problem" animals, McMillan's methods are muscular (as befits the hunky heartthrob of dog training) and labor-intensive, and come with the caveat that constant reinforcement is key.
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The EPA's Criminal Investigation Division is providing Pruitt's 24/7 security detail, a labor-intensive responsibility that has resulted in special agents being pulled from their regular posts investigating environmental crimes.
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Meanwhile, the lower price of labor-intensive parts imported from Mexico helps control the cost of the overall automobile and makes it more competitive with cars built in Europe or Asia.
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Two of the best, most labor-intensive winter treats, rolled (or, um, twisted?) into one glorious pastry that's totally worth spending your whole Saturday in the comfort of your warm kitchen.
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That was the task undertaken by Richard Appiah Akoto in Ghana, and his innovative (and labor-intensive) solution was to draw the computer or application on the blackboard in great detail.
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Perhaps the most famous—and labor intensive—of these snow foods is kanzuri, a pepper paste mixed with yuzu kosho (citrus pepper), made by family-owned company of the same name.
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While there is little that labor-intensive Asian societies can do to pressure Riyadh to extend full religious rights to Christian workers, there is a lot that the West can do.
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Already today giant pre-constructed, machine-constructed walls and frames are made in manufacturing plants and shipped to the point of instillation, making home building more efficient and less labor intensive.
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The technique was labor intensive to the point that he began to think of himself as "the anti-Ikea" because of the time it took to produce a single unique piece.
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In the longer run, the economy would just be less efficient: instead of concentrating on stuff we're especially good at, we'd be doing a lot of labor-intensive stuff for ourselves.
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What happened, instead, was a long, exhaustive, labor-intensive and expensive effort to mobilize Latinos against Trump: to, as one RNC protest put it, wall him off from the White House.
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So inevitably it's the croissant that's seen as being in danger of degradation: the noble, labor-intensive French pastry sullied by its union with the crude, arriviste American doughnut or muffin.
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Not long after Silicon Valley emerged in the 1970s, labor-intensive assembly, such as the process of packaging semiconductor chips, was moved to Asia, to countries with progressively lower labor costs.
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But the research is expensive and labor-intensive, and requires a lot of time and training, since the psychedelic and psychotherapy sessions can span dozens of hours over months or years.
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If Adams's works seem more labor intensive than some of the others, the look of the paintings, as she has said, is the result of years of work as a painter.
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If rare or labor-intensive materials like gold or silk are valuable and common ones like rayon and nylon are less so, what to make of a shirt spun of ubiquity?
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Perhaps the most labor-intensive censorship was in Saudi Arabia, where I came across print ads of women whose every inch of bare skin was covered up by scrawled black marker.
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According to surveys, the main reason is the high (and growing) cost of child care — a problem that a "good economy" alone doesn't fix, since child care is so labor-intensive.
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In part, this is thanks to a prevailing mindset that breaking into the app industry is costly, labor-intensive, and reserved for only the minority of highly-skilled developers out there.
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Intentionally dialing wrong numbers is a labor-intensive way to find romance, but it's a popular move in places where traditional gender segregation has collided head-on with cheap new technologies.
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However, by accepting precarious, labor-intensive and low-paying jobs that carry the stigma of being 'immigrant jobs', low-skilled foreign workers tend to complement native workers rather than displace them.
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It was so amazing to see how the clay-pot dishes were made and how labor-intensive it is, especially how...Ewa: A lot of care and love in these dishes.
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Instead, she reiterated that the labor-intensive project would be the main driver for the capital expenditure of the Other Bets, which grew by 75 percent in 2015 to $889 million.
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The deal contains enforceable labor provisions that require Mexico to adhere to International Labor Organization standards to drive Mexican wages higher, lessening Mexico's attractiveness as a place for labor-intensive investment.
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Mexican parts suppliers specialize in providing low-cost, labor-intensive components, which don't make economic sense to build elsewhere, said Kristin Dziczek, vice president of industry, labor and economics at the center.
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Christian Lindmeier, a spokesman for WHO, says the organization is committed to the people of the DRC affected by the disease and that every key aspect of the response was labor-intensive.
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Crafting an interactive virtual world of the kind found in many modern video games is a labor-intensive process that can require years of work, hundreds of people, and millions of dollars.
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Summarizing the above, we can expect that for workers employed in labor-intensive industries, the wages are not going to rise as a result of increased competitiveness for jobs in these sectors.
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While some people mistake them as a separate category under the new plan, those $29 screen cracks actually fall into the same category as more the labor-intensive repairs that cost $99 .
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The small, shiny mountain they formed immediately spoke to the labor-intensive act, but also recalled a sludgy oil spill, which prodded me to consider the film industry's impact on the environment.
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Getting rid of them for good in terrain that historically favors hiding and evasion is going to be a tough, bloody and labor-intensive challenge, much as the US Afghan commander Gen.
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It&aposs a short harvest, about three weeks, making for a labor-intensive, inefficient process, and a bottleneck that producers must overcome if they are to make a milkweed industry take root.
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Agility Robotics announced an ambitious partnership today with Ford to tackle the most labor-intensive portion of package delivery: the so-called "last mile" from small, local warehouses to their end destination.
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I see the potential for labor in farms to become less strenuous to the body, improving the health conditions of workers which may be supervising, rather than doing, the labor intensive-tasks.
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The PNB fraud has had a direct impact on trade finance, said, Rupa Rege Nisture, Group Chief Economist of L&T Finance, adding this hurts small businesses involved in labor intensive industries.
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Land costs have more than doubled over the past five years, and hiring costs have gone up significantly, hitting labor intensive sectors like textile, leather and gems and jewelery, business leaders said.
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This is a daunting prospect, as creating molecular machinery is a labor-intensive process often involving creating thousands of variations of a given structure and testing them repeatedly to see which works.
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That has caused many companies producing labor-intensive goods, like clothing or electronics, to shift factories from China to other countries or to diversify their sources of supply to keep costs down.
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Carolyn Everson, VP of global marketing solutions at Facebook, said that advertisers have asked for such a tool to cut down on the labor-intensive process of managing lists of blocked publishers.
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By owning the hardware completely, Oculus isn't beholden to what updates need to be installed or what app you have to click, it's all very simple and feels remarkably less labor-intensive.
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Then there's the small matter of actually building out the network—laying fiber in the ground, or stringing fiber on utility poles—which is an expensive, labor-intensive, and time-consuming endeavor.
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Though many operations have been automated at Chile´s largest deposits, mines remain labor-intensive and workers at remote sites in the Andes mountains congregate for meals and transportation, complicating sanitary safeguards.
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Sadly, it is difficult to find workers willing to do the more labor-intensive printing these textiles require, making such fabrics not only difficult to buy, but in jeopardy of dying out.
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The centerpiece of the meal was Ms. Patel's labor-intensive rendition of kuku paka, a coconut-chicken dish with roots about 300 miles east of her home, in the city of Mombasa.
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Despite investments from technology investors, Cerankosky wrote that Blue Apron "is not a technology company just because orders are received digitally," pointing to its labor-intensive assembly process for each meal kit.
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It is more expensive than a cleaning solution, but it is a bit less labor-intensive and it does appear to be quite effective based on lab tests performed by several journalists.
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Second-generation Italian chef Natale Servino of Servino Ristorante in Tiburon, California, told Insider that ordering a braised dish is a wise option because they are often quite labor-intensive to make.
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He uses a labor-intensive method in his smoked apple-flavored whiskey, a process of fractional blending and aging different batches of the spirit, something more common in the production of sherry.
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Keeping a few labor-intensive dishes ready to warm through can minimize the time spent hungry, in an unreasonably fragrant kitchen, when there are hours to go before the day's first bite.
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Jenni suggested that some producers may not have had the resources to manage 258's tricky weather conditions, which, as I said, would have required much labor-intensive work in the vineyards.
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Rather, these unmanned aerial vehicles are being used by research scientists to sidestep time-consuming, labor-intensive work that was once done by foot, boat, or via expensive plane flights: tracking animal behavior.
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The second component of Museum Town covers the development and 2016 premiere of one of the institution's most labor-intensive installations, Until, Nick Cave's monumental statement on gun violence and race in America.
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"The merchandise we import from China is the product of low-cost, labor-intensive manufacturing processes — the exact opposite of the kinds of 'industrially significant technology' that the investigation is targeting," he said.
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To appear human to a human reader, meanwhile, is a totally different task that's much more labor intensive; it's a lot harder to fool a person than it is to fool a program.
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Under these rules if a mutual fund spends a dollar on corporate governance issues - and the research and campaigns involved are labor intensive - they must bear those costs out of their fee income.
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The reason it's not manufactured in the United States is that mass-market apparel manufacturing is a low-skill, labor-intensive line of work, and it's generally more profitable to do it abroad.
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GH: Yeah, I think US job losses in manufacturing — especially the labor-intensive, less skill-intensive part of manufacturing — are inevitable when the US opens its economy to the rest of the world.
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And while luxuries can take a variety of forms — with expensive housing being a big one in coastal cities — the most expensive ones are increasingly the ones that are the most labor-intensive.
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He also said it was still unclear whether the purpose of the extra hours was to conduct routine maintenance, like clearing drains, or to do more labor-intensive work, like major infrastructure repairs.
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Underutilization rates were high with people working less hours than they wanted, wage growth was sluggish and the main drivers of economic growth were less labor-intensive than in the past, said Plank.
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At a time when quick takes abound, the labor-intensive nature of the form, as well as the seeming lack of a writerly voice or perspective, gives the impression of relating everyone's side.
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In the book (her first), the North Carolina chef collects recipes from Poole's Diner, her flagship restaurant, in Raleigh that range broadly from down-home to sophisticated, and from easy to labor-intensive.
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The work became labor intensive, so McCallum — who has no formal engineering experience besides working on cars and welding in his garage — began to design his own machine to get jobs done faster.
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Both the half-liter Radikons (2008 is the current vintage) and the "S" line bottles (2013 is current) sell for around $40 a bottle, not at all expensive for such labor-intensive wines.
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"We fear that our labor-intensive exports of agriculture, marine and handicraft products to the U.S. would be hit hard," Ajay Sahai, director general of the Federation of Indian Export Organisations, told Reuters.
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Getting to the body early against Rodriguez would sap his gas tank and Rodriguez's fighting style is so labor intensive anyway that this could be disastrous for him in a five round fight.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China will encourage labor-intensive manufacturing industries located along the eastern coast to relocate inland, it said in a new 2016-2020 plan to develop the economy of its western regions.
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The way the China shock played out in the US, it really did have the effect of having very concentrated impacts in certain labor-intensive sectors, like shoes, textiles, dolls, and commodity furniture.
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That revenue would go right into a new generation of labor-intensive, high-employment infrastructure projects and new jobs in areas such as health care and green energy that would provide new employment.
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They are sculptures, carefully crafted as exact replicas of the frames housing the authentic works, all created over the last 15 years as part of Vik Muniz's research- and labor-intensive series Verso.
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" Related: Prada, Chanel, and More Big-Name Fashion Brands Called Out for Secret Supply Chains "For an industry that is so labor-intensive, the outsized effect this has on the employees is significant.
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Mexican sugar cane is grown by 190,000 small farmers scattered across some of Mexico's poorest regions, and at harvest time, the labor-intensive work employs 450,000, making the industry a potent political force.
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Stealing healthcare data is far more labor intensive, requiring attackers to keep their presence in a victim's network undetected for months as they steal data, then they need to find buyers, he added.
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Long-term care is an extremely labor-intensive business, so wages and benefits are always the biggest line item in a nursing home's budget — commonly as much as 65 percent of total costs.
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Were its status as a historic landmark not in place, the only thing preventing Rubel Castle from getting demolished would be the fact that it's too costly and labor intensive to do so.
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Butterly rejects the concept of repeating a shape, over and over — a foundational technique of most any working potter — and instead creates labor-intensive and singular forms, as unique as any living vessel.
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What was once a labor intensive promotional effort has been overtaken by a viral volcano of tweets, videos and chatrooms with the NBA boasting that it has surpassed 1 billion followers on social media.
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Plenty of apps out there might could do with a wee bit of VR to help show off an apartment or a bit of 3D content, but those experiences can be pretty labor-intensive.
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Repetition and labor-intensive practices that all circulate modernist theories of the grid coalesce into works that simultaneously pay homage to her family's history of toiling in factories and Chiu's path toward self-discovery.
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Tronc is going to deemphasize the traditional, labor-intensive process for producing video content in favor of software tools that allow it to churn out hundreds of videos per day with minimal human involvement.
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This trend has been reflected in a rise in unit labor costs in China compared with countries in Southeast Asia, and this should further reduce China's competitiveness in more labor-intensive industries over time.
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Brian Cafferty, a postdoctoral fellow at Harvard's Whiteside Research Group and first author on the paper that outlined a new technique, said that the method his team developed is cheaper and less labor intensive.
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Called Project FLX (which stands for Future-Led Execution), the technique will cut out harmful chemicals and reduce labor-intensive steps in producing jean finishes from between 18 to 24 steps to just three.
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The Airbnb statistics do not take into account the thousands of businesses and jobs that suffer because those dollars are going to an underground economy rather than to the regular, labor-intensive tourism industry.
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Some of this is labor-intensive, but not all: Her version of the ubiquitous Persian stew called fesanjun is simply hunks of chicken cooked in a slow, delicious bath of walnuts and pomegranate molasses.
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I had to call the fanciest butcher shop in Brooklyn, The Meat Hook, which prides itself on being a more labor-intensive whole-animal butchery, to find ground beef that costs $8 a pound.
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Bangladesh doesn't have many resources to devote to the labor-intensive task of reuniting refugees with their surviving relatives and has made clear it wants them out of the country as soon as possible.
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Search results will also include linked previews of news articles, since journalists usually write about breaking news first before producing more labor-intensive videos, and reminders that information about developing events can change quickly.
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So Gadelha was left arm punching as hard as she could but it was a labor intensive method of doing next to no damage on top of the exhausting game of holding Jędrzejczyk down.
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Even just loading and unloading from the boat, he explained, would be less efficient and more labor-intensive than from a truck, which can be rapidly emptied with a manual pallet jack or forklift.
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The tariffs have come at a particularly bad time for the southern province, which is in the midst of an economic restructuring as it tries to move away from low-end, labor-intensive manufacturing.
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In the labor-intensive Michoacán style, Mr. Valdez and Ms. Fonseca, assisted by their two daughters, use only fresh, whole fruit and churn slowly, believing that overly smooth ice cream doesn't taste quite natural.
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The thing that I would point to is just because we think that an industry has to be labor intensive because it always has been, that doesn't mean it has to be going forward.
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The smaller tanks that microbreweries use are labor intensive to fabricate, Watt said, and manufacturing the same equipment in the U.S. would be cost prohibitive for start-up businesses that are often family owned.
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And she chose to specialize in one of its more esoteric and labor-intensive forms: collography, a method of engraving that involved applying materials to a printing plate rather than digging into its surface.
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Latino political activists — including those backing other candidates — routinely applaud the Sanders campaign for doing the kind of expensive, labor intensive outreach they have been trying to convince other candidates to do for years.
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Facebook has begun using artificial intelligence in some countries to alert moderators to potentially violating content, but it is still and will remain for the foreseeable future a highly-regimented and labor-intensive process.
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Paul Hare, a former British ambassador to Cuba who lectures at Boston University's Pardee School of Global Studies, said U.S. staffing was enough to monitor Cuba, but not carry out more labor-intensive activities.
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But many smaller businesses have not been able to offer payment programs, because they either have minimum sales requirements they can't meet, or because set up time is too labor intensive or expensive, Square explains.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Developed by husband-and-wife team Alexandre Alexeieff and Claire Parker in the 1930s, pinscreen animation is a painstakingly labor-intensive technique that creates lyrical black-and-white animations.
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Short-form audio and video news is one growing but labor-intensive niche — and Agolo aims to help automate the process, pulling in the AP as a client and Microsoft, Google and Tensility as investors.
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Of course, there's no denying that it's an expensive endeavor with nominal payoff: Estée Lauder's team is arguably one of the best in the business, but the process is still complicated, cumbersome, and labor intensive.
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This makes the app a bit more labor-intensive, as it now can't automatically identify who is in your photos – it can only suggest that a group of photos that may contain the same person.
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How recycling is supposed to work Shegerian says that sustainable electronics recycling is both labor intensive and usually requires expensive machinery that can prevent toxins from machines from polluting the environment or causing a fire.
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The discussions come as Epiq tries to expand its labor-intensive document discovery operations, while hoping its higher-margin bankruptcy administration business will benefit from the turmoil facing oil and gas exploration and production companies.
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This labor-intensive process recalls the time-honored methods of Oaxacan raw-earth construction, in which wet molds of compost are laid out in the sun to dry, yielding a stable, naturally-made building block.
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Enigma generated new codes daily, and though by 1941 the Allies had achieved some success in decrypting German missives, it remained labor-intensive hit-or-miss work that required vigilance by a chain of operatives.
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The Bay Area has never been especially cheap, and tech companies have a long history of moving their more expensive and labor-intensive functions to second-tier cities where land and labor are less expensive.
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Edward Steichen, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Walker Evans, Berenice Abbott and Cindy Sherman are only a few who at some point in their careers hired others to perform this labor-intensive, unheralded and often uncredited task.
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I had to call the fanciest butcher shop in Brooklyn, The Meat Hook, which prides itself on being a more labor-intensive whole-animal butchery, to find some ground beef that costs $8 a pound.
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When they were invented, blank discs were touted as a next-gen solution to unreliable, labor-intensive blank tapes—a groundbreaking advancement in the way we could transfer music from one person to the next.
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The exports were largely driven by textile products and other traditional labor-intensive goods that are not included on the United Nations embargo list, Huang Songping, a customs spokesman, said at a briefing in Beijing.
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"I don't think there's any turning back the clock," Mr. Autor said, referring to a return to a world where less technologically complex and more labor-intensive products are again made in the United States.
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It is a labor-intensive process, which accounts for the high prices the spice commands and for the structural advantage that Afghanistan, with its abundance of cheap labor, enjoys over traditional producers such as Spain.
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He said there was a dessert I must try: malido, a labor-intensive production of semolina and wheat flour mixed with eggs, sultanas, almonds and ghee, requiring constant, vigilant stirring until its texture approaches fudge.
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Of course, she said, there will always be another project that requires time and money, and it's tough to complete labor-intensive grant applications when competing institutions have many more employees to fill them out.
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A delivery worker's death in South Korea could be a sign of what's to come for US e-commerce companies, as the coronavirus crisis puts more pressure on their labor-intensive warehousing and delivery workers.
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The fund-raising gaps, detailed in new quarterly Federal Election Commission finance reports, are especially noteworthy in tossup districts where get-out-the-vote efforts are crucial but can also be costly and labor intensive.
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Even in homes where couscous is hand-rolled, the dish is still considered a rare treat, Ms. Admony said, and because of the labor-intensive process, it is hardly ever made from scratch in restaurants.
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With an overall unemployment rate of only 4.1 percent, it is difficult for some employers, especially in labor-intensive industries such as farming and forestry, to find the workers they need even after increasing wages.
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Some jobs are being offshored, so no more employment and wages in these jobs in the US, but companies doing the offshoring are still performing less labor-intensive parts of production and getting profits. 3.
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One of the principal founders of the movement, de Campos first approached concrete poetry with a manual, labor-intensive process, Perloff said, using individual carbon sheets to create colored letters and words for his pieces.
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"With strawberry-picking being slow and labor-intensive, and labor scarce and expensive — the average agricultural worker in Japan is over 70 years old – the robot is quickly likely to become the cheaper option," it said.
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Getting all of this in place was extremely time-consuming and labor-intensive, and the rate of Iraqi refugee entry into the United States slowed dramatically for the six months it took to finish the review.
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As China's economy slows, the government is trying to slash overcapacity in labor-intensive industries like coal and steel but this has prompted fears the country might face its fiercest unemployment pressures since the late 1990s.
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So we need scale in order for us to make it work, and for such a labor-intensive industry, it's really hard to find scale in the US. R: So we look at a few things.
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Now the world seems to have caught onto the fact that we also like doing purely fun, seemingly non-labor-intensive things for money (and then posting about them because pics or it didn't happen, obviously).
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The changes indicate a shift in the labor-intensive model of the former Communist satellite states, which have attracted foreign investment with tax incentives and labor costs that pale in comparison to those in the West.
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"We currently undertake direct interviews to verify farmers have been paid, but it's very time- and labor-intensive to do that and to record all that data," said Steven Macatonia, who co-founded Union in 2001.
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First, the availability of braceros combined with water projects and the Interstate System of highways allowed labor-intensive agriculture to expand far away from consumers, so that California replaced New Jersey as the nation's garden state.
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The diet is labor intensive: You really do feel like you are making food to survive, much like our pre-agricultural ancestors, who did not have the convenience of buying something packaged and ready to eat.
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If you're craving a specific dish, such as chicken potpie or meatloaf, ask for it but with a caveat: give advance notice, preferably 12 hours, if you want a labor-intensive dish or something particularly special.
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By contrast, the idea that Donald Trump is going to usher in a new era of broadly shared prosperity based on a revival of coal mining and labor-intensive methods of steel production is patently ridiculous.
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Still, the company has been able to tackle the issues better than many labor-intensive companies that are struggling to restart operations because they lack staff due to the quarantines, isolated periods, road blockages and checkpoints.
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Higher costs for labor, land, raw materials and taxes have eroded the advantages that made China the "factory of the world," with many firms in labor-intensive industries moving out of the country to remain competitive.
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The longer-term goal is to deliver real-time growing advice; partnerships with equipment makers also hold the potential to make better use of sensors, equipment monitoring and drones to make remote inspections less labor-intensive.
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Shortly after she started doodling on the app, Quiamco created a website called The 11th Second, where she interviews and features fellow artists that she finds through labor intensive Google searches and Instagram searches for Snapchat artists.
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It seems like a labor intensive process, but Earl's github post breaks it down and his work gives us a rare window into the inner workings of one of the most popular video games of all time.
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In an excellent piece for Logic magazine, Liz Pelly highlighted how Facebook is threatening DIY venues around the world through its increasingly labor intensive mechanisms, emphasis on both paid content and that which generates big click throughs.
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Several have since shut down or moved away from selling to consumers, while Luxe, the last of the original valet apps, recently stopped operations in some cities and added less labor-intensive options, including self-serve parking.
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With close trading links with Britain, especially in labor intensive sectors like agri-food, Ireland's export-led economy is considered the most vulnerable of the remaining 27 European Union members to a disruptive exit by its neighbor.
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More than 45,000 North Koreans worked for 123 South Korean-owned factories at Kaesong last year, producing more than $515 million worth of textiles, electronic parts and other labor-intensive goods, according to the South Korean government.
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I partnered up with NYC-based makeup artist Stefani Paige Vivian to learn the ropes, and after spending the day with her, it became clear just how labor-intensive, financially challenging, and immensely technical this job is.
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Traditional readings are expensive, labor-intensive affairs that involve creating a custom natal chart—a mapping of each of the planets during an individual's exact time and location of birth—in order to assess a person's situation.
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Rystad Energy expects offshore unit prices to rise by 10-15% by the end of 2022, with the subsea segment in pole position after the industry reduced capacity in some particularly labor-intensive segments during the downturn.
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That labor-intensive approach made him a billionaire, but Schonfeld was also quick to adapt to the sea change that many stock-picking hedge-fund managers are still struggling with: the move to quantitative, computer-driven strategies.
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While factories in the area employ people at higher salaries to assemble the shoes, manufacturers find it cheaper to outsource the labor intensive process of stitching uppers to women who work from home, using middlemen, campaigners said.
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With 12,000 comments moderated per day, this work is labor intensive, and has forced us to close comments on stories sooner than we would like simply because we didn't have the resources to sort through them all.
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A recent tour of the work being done on the 7 line made it clear just how labor intensive it is to install a computer-based system that requires removing and replacing miles and miles of cables.
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Full of colorful intricacies, Ivan Morley's paintings can seem almost demonic in their devotion to labor-intensive techniques, expanses of small shapes and unusual materials and processes, including embroidery, mother-of-pearl, reverse glass and tooled leather.
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While Bear Flag pursues expanding capabilities to tasks like planting and spraying that have long demanded human supervision, it also plans to expand to the labor-intensive harvest duties of crops including tree nuts and row crops.
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Although getting comfortable with the Mac user interface after decades of Windows may take some time, the most labor-intensive part of the process for many people is just transferring personal data from one computer to another.
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"It's hard to imagine shoes and clothing coming back to the United States just because they are so labor intensive," said Chad P. Bown, an international trade expert at the Peterson Institute for International Economics in Washington.
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As Engadget reported, this is somewhat similar to when European hacker association Chaos Computer Club used a labor-intensive process requiring 2400 DPI photographs of a user's finger and a latex print to fool fingerprint recognition in 2013.
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In the 1990s Hoare — whose "Hoare logic" was one of the first formal systems for reasoning about the correctness of a computer program — acknowledged that maybe specification was a labor-intensive solution to a problem that didn't exist.
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But at this point, getting stitching right is a very labor-intensive process (trust us) — HumanEyes is optimizing for speed here, for those that are trying to capture and share either more amateur or more time-sensitive footage.
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The war starts with reducing spending — even though an aging population, plus the government's role in inherently labor-intensive activities like education and long-term care, militates overwhelmingly in favor of a somewhat larger role for the state.
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Having demonstrated its agility in handling carbon-fiber materials, and noting the regional growth in car parts, the factory has set up a workshop that takes on the labor-intensive work of polishing components for the auto industry.
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The historical references built into the titles of these labor-intensive works and the story of how they were transported to Vienna (some were apparently still wet when shipped) are just as important as their imagery and materials.
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While factories in the area employ people at higher salaries to assemble the shoes, manufacturers find it cheaper to outsource the labor intensive process of stitching uppers to women who work from home, using middlemen, the campaigners said.
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Caitlyn Stulpin reported on June 27 for NJ.com that owners Harry and Doris Rink, who acquired the house in 1968, have decided to turn over its labor-intensive care since they are both getting older (Harry is 88).
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Moving forward, Tanaka says he may consider less labor-intensive models, as well as concept and menu tweaks, within the group's different businesses as costs have gone up and talent can be tough to find in the city.
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These particular mashed potatoes are rather labor intensive, since they involve caramelized onions, garlic, basil and grated Parmesan cheese, and my children generally make them, out of some sense that I don't know how to do it right.
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"If the coronavirus crisis lasts for a long time, China's agricultural, food and industries that involve a long supply chain and are labor-intensive will be heavily impacted," said Li Xinggan, Director of the Ministry's Foreign Trade Department.
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Juxtaposing things old and fresh, mundane and transcendent, in artworks that often utilize labor intensive (bordering on obsessive) techniques, Harvey's exhibition is a thoughtful marvel, one of the top shows I've encountered, so far, this new art year.
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After two years of painstaking, labor-intensive, page-by-page digitization, and numerous scholarly conferences and meetings, the two libraries published the results of their efforts: a bilingual educational web resource, a new book, and the online collection.
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Sure, there's a neat clip or two of Lawler jumping over a low kick or jumping to check a kick, but those are labor intensive 'sometimes moves', not the sort of thing a fighter can actually rely on consistently.
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It's sink or swim for regulated institutions; either they adapt and introduce new technologies that allow them to be more nimble, flexible and productive, or, they continue to use labor-intensive processes that will become increasingly cumbersome and untenable.
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During the week on the plan, I had good days and bad (caffeine withdrawal will do that to you), and by the end, I was both full of energy and exhausted from the labor-intensive meal prepping it involved.
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The renewable energy industry is more labor-intensive than the fossil fuel industry, meaning that "more jobs are created for each unit of electricity generated from renewable sources than from fossil fuels," according to the Union of Concerned Scientists.
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This coordination is labor intensive and will not be easy, but if we don't start working now, by the end of the year, I am afraid we will see microcephaly cases in Houston and elsewhere on the Gulf Coast.
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As baby boomers in western states age, their luxury ranches are going up for sale — but younger generations, namely millennials, view the properties as more labor-intensive and expensive than appealing, Katherine Clarke reported for The Wall Street Journal.
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Absent imports, slavers relied on reproduction and relocation for their supply, and, as labor-intensive agriculture shifted to the Deep South, more than a million enslaved people were forced there by ship, rail, and sometimes by foot, in coffles.
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But for a lot of us, what's eating up a larger and larger share of our budgets is those labor-intensive services that are rising in the chart above: education, health care, child care, meals out, and so forth.
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All of Kilomet109's dyeing, weaving, batik drawing and calendering (a finishing process) is done by nearly three dozen women artisans in four separate ethnic-minority communities across northern Vietnam, and much of the work is surprisingly labor-intensive.
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It's a labor-intensive process, as are Casey's fittings (he and his employees test-drive the clothes themselves over an extended period of time, making incremental tweaks), which is why he releases small collections of clothing throughout the year.
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Critics have attributed her extraordinary, labor-intensive creativity to her relative isolation and yet, as Trigger Warning makes clear, she is very much connected to the here and now — and she reflects it in her exciting, thought-provoking work.
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Anxiety over the rising number of foreign workers, especially from Eastern Europe, who are posted to jobs in agriculture, construction and other labor-intensive sectors was a pivotal factor in Britain's vote last year to leave the European Union.
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While in the fallout of each accuracy scandal everyone asks where the fact checkers are, there isn't broad agreement on who should be paying for what is a time-consuming, labor-intensive process in the low-margin publishing industry.
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Hewitt's occasionally colorless prose is counterbalanced by her social commentary — on, for example, the pay for different levels of mid-19th-century prostitutes and the "embourgeoisement" of French theater in that era — and by her protagonist's labor-intensive irrepressibility.
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The VFX team basically just used the bank to piece together a video that bounced of some mirrors and translucent foils to make it look 28D; what seemed very high-tech and futuristic was actually just very labor intensive.
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I sat down with Bangsted in his home studio in St. Clair Shores, Michigan, to discuss the process behind his intricate and labor-intensive photographs, which push his relationship to the medium, and the medium's relationship to ideas of truth.
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However, the cost-consciousness internalized by banks during the 2008 financial crisis combined with more robust methods of analyzing large datasets has spurred innovation and increased efficiency by automating tasks that previously required manual reviews and other labor-intensive efforts.
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According to Stratasys, The system eases labor-intensive processes and geometric limitations associated with composite part creation – powering 3D printing via an 8- axis motion system to deliver precise, directional material placement for strength while significantly reducing complex support strategies.
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There, the Hieronymus Bosch bird is described: This charming Bosch creature was needle felted, which is a labor-intensive process in which the creator stabs loose wool repeatedly with a barbed needle until in mattes together into a solid felt form.
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The Zhejiang-based Fuling company, which makes plastic cutlery and other products for fast food restaurants, decided to move its less labor intensive straw making operation to Allentown instead of paying to ship straws - and the air inside them - from China.
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"It's very labor-intensive, and some places have better capabilities than others," said Dr. Lyle Petersen, director of the Division of Vector-Borne Diseases at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and incident manager for the agency's Zika response.
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This level of automation is already making Amazon a serious threat to labor-intensive US incumbents like Walmart, but pretty soon, it could be causing just as much of a headache for competitors on the other side of the Atlantic.
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He explained that as China shifts from a labor-intensive economy to a higher-skilled one, Vietnam, with its low wage costs and relatively good infrastructure proposition, was reaping benefits as more companies shifted their manufacturing plants to the country.
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As a result, China hacks because it wants to move its economy from labor intensive manufacturing to high technology innovation; defeat foreign ideologies and weaken opponents of the regime; and counter the technological advantages of the US military in the Pacific.
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Again, returning to how Definers sought to engage with us, in another more labor intensive episode, it pitched another TechCrunch journalist — ahead of a Senate Intelligence hearing which was attended by Facebook's COO, Sheryl Sandberg and Twitter's CEO Jack Dorsey.
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At first, it may seem a bit too good to be true — a handheld device for your stylist that helps shorten a labor intensive, foils-upon-foils process into an express service that can be done on a lunch break.
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Once China became part of the global economy, what was going to happen was the US getting out of the really labor-intensive stuff as China moved into that, and that's specializing, and more skill- and technology- and capital-intensive industries.
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The labor-intensive job of taking bales of plastic waste to be broken down, cleaned, separated into different plastic resins and finally made into pellets ready to be reshaped into new products is now expected to fall to Southeast Asian countries.
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The process is too labor-intensive (it takes half an hour to make a pound of poi) to recreate at scale, so these days, commercial producers put it through mills, churning out poi that's smoother and — some purists say — blander.
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In Europe, German manufacturing is extraordinarily successful on the world stage — but many of the more labor-intensive, lower-value inputs for German cars and other manufactured goods come from lower-wage countries in the European Union like Poland and Hungary.
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And this is one of the big challenges that DC — or any city — faces in getting its arms around the size of the lead pipe problem: A lot of the data is currently missing and is labor-intensive to get.
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Little did Mr. Rossomando's mother know how much fun it would be to watch it being built, how labor intensive it would be (some sculptures take two days), how long it would stay intact — and that $2200 is a nominal price.
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In it, Ms. Shields elaborates on why she discarded the Suit, an amalgam of sexy clothes, lipstick and labor-intensive grooming; expands on her original arguments; and continues to explore the ways in which her feminism intersects with her Christian ideals.
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China faces major economic, demographic and environmental challenges, which will require shifting the country's development model away from low-cost, labor-intensive production toward a more innovative and environmentally sustainable model — this, even as the work force ages and shrinks.
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The Stanford researchers argue that Alexa's approach, even with thousands of employees, will never be able to adequately deal with the complexity and variability of human language because it is incredibly labor-intensive and may not extend to more complex conversations.
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If you were to devote your life to producing something extraordinary, something so delicate and labor intensive that you only make three batches in thirty-five years, why wouldn't you want to see the most amount of return from it?
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"The Space Force won't be measured by the number of people, unlike for instance the Marine Corps, which is really a labor-intensive service," Air Force secretary Barbara Barrett, who will oversee the Space Force, told reporters as the service started.
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While start-up costs and monthly overhead are far less for operating a restaurant on wheels, the business can be very labor intensive — something former litigator Eric Silverstein, 34, learned when launching his truck, The Peached Tortilla, in Austin in 2010.
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His stucco expert was a Venetian named Eugenio De Luigi, who created the satiny finish by applying the plaster with tiny spatulas, not much bigger than a butter knife, a labor-intensive process that could take days to complete one wall.
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They're not all labor intensive, and at least Kenji is up front about what's actually easy to make, unlike other places that act like making your own butter from scratch is the simplest, least time-consuming thing you'll ever do.
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And while there is no getting around the need to perform deep-cleaning tasks, there are some ways to make common spring cleaning chores less labor-intensive — and more satisfying — by letting products and tools do the heavy lifting for you.
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That approach was far more labor-intensive than past investigations, in which undercover deputies would go into the parlors and arrest women for prostitution, said Sheriff Snyder, a former Republican state representative who helped write Florida's law against human trafficking.
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That includes using special vacuums meant to suck up the roaches (which is also labor-intensive), laying down sticky traps, and educating residents to take out their trash once a day or to not leave out pet food (a roach favorite).
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Both time-consuming and labor-intensive, the efficacy of retail politics is also limited because only the most engaged voters attend candidate events and local news coverage of these events, known as "earned media," is limited to a small coverage area.
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"Our results suggest that automated systems for monitoring demographic trends may effectively complement labor-intensive approaches, with the potential to detect trends with fine spatial resolution, in close to real time," the researchers write in a recently-released paper detailing this study.
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With Greenlight off the table, perhaps the only other option would be to have Valve curate its platform entirely in-house, as it did before — but that method would be even more labor-intensive than it was when it was jettisoned in 2012.
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The subsea equipment industry has reduced capacity in some particularly labor-intensive segments during the downturn, but Araujo said that overcapacity remains in areas such as rigs, seismic vessels and supply boats, making it hard to push up prices for the time being.
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While this can be perceived as a criticism, I recognize also there is something genius in modifying the process of such a labor-intensive cuisine in order to provide a large-format, relatively recognizable menu of desi food beloved by people nationwide.
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"As the labor market continues to tighten, we expect businesses, particularly in the labor-intensive service sector, to pass on a greater share of cost increases and generate higher inflation," said Sarah House, an economist at Wells Fargo Securities in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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The trapdoors malfunctioned, and the lure used to attract the mosquitoes—a combination of smelly socks and dry ice, which mimic our body odor and the carbon dioxide we exhale—is too expensive and labor intensive to replicate on a wide scale.
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Prosecutors said users were able to opt out of allowing Microsoft 10 to sweep up much of their personal information - but that installing it in that manner was "labor intensive and complex" for consumers, and that the software still collected some information.
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You might think that making fancy coffee drinks is expensive or labor-intensive — after all an espresso machine can run you well over $100 — but this is a frugal solution that'll give you that same delicious flavor for a fraction of the price.
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What the EPA does with the advisory board's recommendations during a revision of its study remains to be seen, and the advisory board was the first to note the labor intensive process in store for the agency as it revises its report.
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"Real" tacos, for lack of a better term, are their own world, and I wouldn't want anyone to think I was confusing these handcrafted, labor intensive works of food art with their rich and complex flavors with the basic foodstuff I've described above.
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"Once China became part of the global economy, what was going to happen was the US getting out of the really labor-intensive stuff as China moved into that, and that's specializing, and more skill- and technology- and capital-intensive industries," Hanson explained.
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His butter-laden potato purée, one of many instant classics, consisted of four ingredients —potatoes, butter, milk and salt — but his labor-intensive technique of drying the potatoes and gradually introducing chilled butter and boiling milk elevated the dish far beyond its station.
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In addition to the photo series that we produced for T magazine, I've included an image of one of my intimate and labor-intensive drawings of protesters, this one of a Black Lives Matter protester at a May Day March in 2015 (bottom).
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WOLFSBURG, Germany (Reuters) - Volkswagen will cut jobs as it speeds up the rollout of less labor-intensive electric cars and will review its sprawling portfolio of brands as it battles to reverse a slide in profit margins, the German carmaker said on Tuesday.
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In a labor-intensive operation, hired hands work with Tien to pick the grass, cut it into uniform lengths and then clean straws before baking them in an oven or setting them out to dry in the sun for two or three days.
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"It is very labor intensive to do this right, and there is always the risk that someone, especially if they are suffering from a serious mental illness, could become very frightened and might act out," said Mr. Leno, a Democrat from San Francisco.
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This is a lot of talk, but with millions of videos already on the site, eliminating the vast majority of the content is probably impossible and even keeping it from children is the kind of labor-intensive project that is easier said than done.
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Her kids love it, and remember specific dollar animals long after the tooth fairy has come and gone, but she sometimes wishes she hadn't yoked herself to such a labor-intensive tradition — especially "at 10 pm as I'm wrestling with a crummy dollar," she says.
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Since manually shaping candy canes into their traditional 'J' shape was inefficient and labor-intensive, McCormack's brother-in-law, a Catholic priest named Gregory Keller, invented the Keller Machine to automate the process of shaping straight candy sticks into today's J-shaped candy canes.
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Whenever I see a recipe on a blog or Pinterest that I'm interested in copying, I always brainstorm how I can make it simpler, whether that means swapping out a labor-intensive sauce for a store-bought one or leaving out a few inessential ingredients.
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That would normally be an extremely labor-intensive process, but the team used a technique called dynamic time warping to map the ideal written score to each performance, in which creative liberties and the innate variability of human execution cause digressions from the original.
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Harvesting the poppy and collecting the resin that will be used to make opium, heroin and other drugs that eventually find their way on to world markets is a labor-intensive business and boys as young as six are hard at work in the fields.
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Its grains are the result of a labor-intensive process that involves moistening semolina flour with water and rolling it to form chewy little specks, which are then seasoned with oil and salt, steamed, and sifted through a specialized sieve called a kish kash.
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Another difference is that Britain's easy-hire, easy-fire jobs market and low labor costs for many roles have made it viable to rely on low-skilled workers - boosting employment levels compared with other countries but discouraging investment in less labor-intensive working methods.
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Initially, this growth came from labor-intensive, low value-added light manufactures and textiles, but rising wages and massive investment have both forced and allowed China to rise up the value chain, making cities like Shenzhen some of the world's most advanced manufacturing hubs.
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Former military investigators said OSI still relies on agents entering case information into shared databases by hand -- a labor intensive process that has produced a severe backlog of files that can "sit in a desk drawer for years" without being added to the system.
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"Kim Jong Un is very interested in developing tourism on the eastern coast and has previously said he wants to establish an industrial compound focusing on labor-intensive industries," said Cheon, who served as South Korea's presidential secretary for security strategy from 2014 to 2017.
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Delivery services tend to be far more expensive than in-store shopping, and it's still not quite painless: You have to order ahead of time, you often have to deal with last-minute substitutions, and the whole process is still quite labor-intensive and wasteful.
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China&aposs massive rise as an economic giant has capitalized on "the production of labor-intensive, cheap goods for export" that has created instances of forcibly employing children, disabled people, and federally detained individuals in dangerous work conditions, according to the Global Slavery Index.
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Broth is the most expensive and labor-intensive part of a bowl of ramen; in the 1950s, a Tokyo noodle shop, in the pitiless logic of the restaurant business, began omitting the broth when ladling out noodles at staff meals, or so the story goes.
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Not one to put too fine a point (haha!) on the labor-intensive nature of these works, Strand can recall precisely how much time has gone into each of them, with numbers ranging as high as 1,800+ painstaking hours for 42 x 58 inch works.
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Historically, forging truly good swords was generally a lengthy, labor-intensive and highly skilled process, and elaborate ornamental swords could take much more time and resources (this 2015 interview with master katana maker Norihiro Miyairi details the process, which requires multiple craftsmen including an expert polisher).
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"With labor-intensive businesses such as retailers finding it increasingly difficult to find workers, agreeing a jobs-first transition between the EU and the UK, in writing, by the end of March would provide some much-needed certainty," said Anna Leach, CBI head of economic intelligence.
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Ikats are made through a labor-intensive series of steps that involves resist-dyeing (a process that controls the spread of the dye) bundles of vertical, or warp, threads, thus creating the design through the dyeing process rather than in the weaving, unlike most other fabrics.
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Local companies, especially in labor-intensive industries, tend to be on the minds of local people and, to the extent that these companies have a good local image, you might fall victim to familiarity bias (as employees do when acquiring too much company stock without sufficient diversification).
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Wine School If you ever doubt the value that humanity has placed on the fermented juice of the grape, take a look at the labor-intensive, death-defying challenges that people have accepted to tend vines on some of the most perilous hillsides in the world.
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In that year, Swiss expat and cheese importer Caroline Hostettler started the "Adopt-an-Alp" program, allowing US cheese sellers to "adopt" Alpine cheesemakers who still practice transhumance, bringing those labor-intensive cheeses into their stores and educating their customers on how they were made—and by whom.
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The government needs to examine the domestic e-cigarette market to determine how a foreign player such as Juul could hurt local small and labor-intensive e-cigarette firms, said Sunaryo, a senior official in Indonesia's customs and excise office, who like many Indonesians uses only one name.
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These types of stories are important, but not incredibly labor intensive — think sports recaps and earnings reports — and even a human writer would be filling in the blanks with the necessary data to create them, not using actual brain power for analysis, like what I'm doing right now.
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Van Vlissingen began creating imitation batik fabric based on designs from Indonesia — then known as the Dutch East Indies — with the goal of capitalizing on new roller printing technology that could effect the look of batik without all the labor-intensive work required to make the real thing.
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The labor-intensive process, which required Clinton to criss-cross the country on both the campaign and fundraising trail, saw the former secretary of state headline fundraisers in 20 states and Washington, D.C. Thirteen events were in New York, the most of any state, and six were in California.
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While the UK has in general been good at creating jobs and keeping unemployment down, the northern and coastal towns where Brexit support is the highest tend to be home to either difficult and dangerous labor-intensive industries or low-level service industry employers like hotels and care homes.
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But in an echo of the manufacturing factories that pushed China's economic development in the 2000s, the country has also found itself home to a growing side industry of labor-intensive data labeling companies, which supply and process the massive amounts of data for the algorithms to consume.
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And now, with a pandemic and accompanying health care crisis in full swing, the vast majority of its labor-intensive positions still lack health benefits and paid sick leave—leaving workers like Jake extremely vulnerable to not just the virus but the long-term financial consequences of the pandemic.
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For the German artist Hanne Darboven (1941-2009), order and disorder were moral conditions, grounded in the catastrophe of Nazism and the Holocaust, and they infused her labor-intensive art — which made use of endless pages of handwritten words, equations and dates, framed and displayed in room-filling installations.
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The whole idea is to remove the complexity from data preparation and maintenance, a task that has tended to be extremely labor intensive, and allow people to do what they actually want to do, and that's run queries against one or more data sets to get answers based on that information.
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To capture the work that goes into a staging that will be performed just eight times this season — an expensive, labor-intensive undertaking that helps explain why the Met's budget will be almost $300 million this year — James Estrin, a photographer for The New York Times, observed weeks of rehearsals.
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I recommend you eke out the time to make this admittedly labor-intensive dish, the preparation of which involves stuffing a fat hen with a slaw of meats, herbs, and lard and cooking it in a tub of vegetable broth just until the skin begins to detach from the bird.
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It implies that in a world of rapid technological progress, we should expect the cost of manufactured goods — cars, smartphones, T-shirts, bananas, and so forth — to fall, while the cost of labor-intensive services — schooling, health care, child care, haircuts, fitness coaching, legal services, and so forth — to rise.
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"Changing the suit would require adding arms and legs segments to the medium-sized torso, which can be a fairly labor-intensive process," The Verge's Loren Grush explains (the spacesuits are modular: the legs and arms detach and can be swapped for different sizes, depending on who is wearing it).
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The slow pace isn't surprising, given that the eccentric series is a side project for a collective of successful comedians that includes Fred Armisen, Seth Meyers, Bill Hader and John Mulaney, and that making meticulous, highly distinct parodies of a wide range of documentaries must be a labor-intensive process.
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The Saturday Profile KABUL, Afghanistan — In the early days of Taliban control in the 235s, a low-paid agricultural worker began traveling from village to village in Afghanistan's west with an unlikely pitch to farmers: switch from their traditional wheat crop and focus on saffron, the notoriously labor-intensive spice.
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Most interesting in light of Mr. Trump's campaign pledge to increase the number of coal industry jobs is a segment that suggests expanded coal production would not generate a significant number of jobs because mountaintop-removal mining methods now in use are not as labor intensive as underground mining was.
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As four of his six UFC opponents made it to the final bell, the fourth and fifth rounds are going to be something Nurmagomedov has to deal with sooner or later, and those are where the labor intensive wrestling and technically flawed striking and ringcraft of his countrymen let them down.
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