The social features will launch into beta early next year.
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Watching a rocket launch into space is like nothing else.
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Japanese insurer Sompo's involvement will ease Trov's launch into Japan.
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And Elon Musk's rocket launch into space was pretty amazing.
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Watching things launch into space from space is even more awesome.
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I come home and launch into a fight with my wife.
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Rather than launch into his own comedy routine, George kept things sincere.
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"I heard Johnny launch into a cruel and vicious rage," Wright says.
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The cookie dough is scheduled to launch into orbit later this year.
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Then I'd launch into a volley of evidence-based, peer-reviewed papers.
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It relies on radars to detect a ballistic missile launch into space.
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He would just launch into these spectacular moments of technique and fire.
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The script called for him to launch into a speech about heroism.
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Why was now the time to launch into the swim and activewear arena?
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An overstatement, sure, but do not pause, just launch into the good stuff.
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After all, it's not that simple to cross borders and launch into China.
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Then you launch into the second act, and there's a lot more coming.
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Ready to launch into the new year but not sure where to start?
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The shield relies on radars to detect a ballistic missile launch into space.
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Last week, a new U.S. weather satellite, GOES-R, will launch into space.
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You gotta see Mason launch into some Trump-Putin jokes that fell completely flat.
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It also precedes the company's planned launch into Japan at the end of 2019.
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Then adjust the huge wings and launch into the skies in search of rebels!
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Traditionally a rocket would launch into space, drop off its payload, and then discarded.
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The two instantly grab each other and launch into a (very touchy) makeout session.
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The Planetary Society's LightSail-2 cubesat has waited a decade to launch into space.
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Dolby is sending you through hyperspace to launch into the rest of the exhibit.
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But every 10th matinee or so, my father would launch into a predictable routine.
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Farhad: Wait, you want to launch into a deep exploration of the chip business?
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But authorities shouldn't be using traffic stops to launch into criminal investigations, Crowther says.
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Finally, funded and capitalized by its retrofit products, HyTech will launch into energy storage.
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Faida says that Flattr Plus will launch into beta by the end of the month.
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My partner and I spend some time together before I launch into my bedtime routine.
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Before they can ask another question, you launch into the second big benefit of bitcoin.
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However, that doesn't mean the couple are ready to launch into full-blown parent mode.
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Unfortunately, most people are unable to move beyond the big talk and launch into action.
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Clerics and parents are encouraged to listen and empathize rather than launch into religious lectures.
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Before we try to launch into MacOS, hit the F4 key while still in Clover.
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Tim Kaine barely waited Tuesday night to launch into broad, rapid attacks against Donald Trump.
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After years of development and delays, SpaceX's Crew Dragon is ready to launch into orbit.
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As I launch into my questions, there is a definite guard to Diaz's sparring partner.
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That makes it the first commercial vertical rocket to launch into space a second time.
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Honestly, you could've taken a quick look around before letting him launch into that joke.
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They launch into a conversation about what's going on in Adam's love life lately — i.e.
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When people feel safe, they will feel more ready to launch into a national transformation.
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They launch into an adventure brimming with crazed arch-villains, blood-soaked vigilantes, and superhuman freakery.
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Movies often overdo exposition; people too often launch into monologues about things other characters already know.
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They launch into orbit atop powerful rockets and then break away to carry out their mission.
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The two then launch into sibling banter, especially when Cameron asks about pranks in the movie.
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I want to launch into working at the Hill, but I don't know where to start!
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Before you launch into Derry Girls, which arrived on Netflix December 21, please enjoy this primer.
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For instance, one person might first hear their morning briefing, then launch into a meditation session.
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It has to provide fore-aft traction so you can launch into a sprint without slipping.
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Due to launch into beta later this year, the service will be led by HBO content.
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Nor can you launch into geostationary transfer orbit — a highly elliptical path over the Earth's equator.
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And Bumble is preparing to launch into professional networking in September, with the debut of BumbleBizz.
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Remember that you're there to learn, so don't launch into a soliloquy about your dream life.
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The protesters then launch into a song and dance of "Baby Shark" to calm the child.
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India has unveiled a "female" humanoid robot that it plans to launch into space in 2020.
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But most of the time they instead launch into hilarious, juvenile, instantly quotable back-and-forths.
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Any time a revered person dies, the established stages of grief seem to launch into hyperdrive.
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The size of the nose cone ultimately limits the size of what you can launch into space.
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They launch into "Disturbia," but then Jay Z is not quite Jay Z; he is someone else.
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A new you awaits... Ready to launch into the new year but not sure where to start?
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Sporting a red bikini, Alizee is equally surprised and overjoyed to see Mabel launch into the water.
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To launch into the market, MUBI formed a joint venture with Hong Kong-listed Huanxi Media Group.
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There's an art to asking a question that doesn't have a candidate launch into their talking points.
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Before we launch into the plans for your next extraordinary New York adventure, we need your help.
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The two head back to Pittsburgh and launch into the biggest fight they've had on the show.
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And the more a vehicle weighs, the more difficult and more expensive it is to launch into space.
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The service will launch into beta in Q4 3593, AT&T said, and will complement WarnerMedia's existing business.
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When shopkeepers demanded only "real" money, he might launch into the non-reality of time and space, too.
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This afternoon, six fridge-sized satellites will launch into space from South America on board a European rocket.
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No, I'm not about to launch into some transphobic argument about how we shouldn't affirm trans kids' identities.
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Drag the app to the top of the screen, release, and Android will launch into split screen view.
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Then we launch into the story of how Danny and Max met when they were nine-years-old.
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That's when we launch into motion… past election night and the past eight years and everything in between.
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On Monday, space fans and Elon Musk devotees watched yet another satellite-carrying SpaceX shuttle launch into orbit.
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Ads will launch into beta first in the U.S. on Monday before rolling out more broadly this fall.
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The Constitution attempted to launch into Boston Harbor twice — and failed — before it succeeded on October 21, 1797.
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Freshen up your personal tech, spruce up your wardrobe, and launch into action with some small-business tools.
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Why are sonnets so bracing, I wonder as I launch into a neo-Shakespearean sort of pity party.
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"We are ideally located to launch into polar orbit and have an unobstructed range for launching," Campbell said.
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But his first Super Bowl ad in 1999 was a rocky launch into the high-profile commercial space.
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The company announced its launch into financial services last year and that, Lai confirmed, was a purely offline effort.
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When everyone started to get tired and started to flag a little bit, he would launch into stand-up.
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Before we launch into some of hemp's cooler applications, it's important to understand just what makes hemp so unique.
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JWST is the first megatelescope of its kind to launch into space—and it may also be the last.
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The films challenge the mind only to the point of wondering what tune the actors might launch into next.
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The first thing I have to mention before I launch into my tirade is that I'm no teen expert.
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Boeing's launch into startup investing comes almost directly as a result of already being disrupted in the space industry.
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The mission: The Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite, or TESS, is set to launch into orbit around Earth in March.
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Flash is already operating in Switzerland and Portugal, with plans to launch into France, Italy and Spain in 2019.
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Patrick Dempsey played McDreamy for 11 seasons of "Grey's Anatomy," which will soon launch into Season 16 on ABC.
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In less than six months: SpaceX expects to launch into orbit with either its Mark 4 or 5 prototypes.
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Once Meghan does launch into to larger projects, Obama advised her to stick to what she is passionate about.
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Then he'll launch into an attack on Clinton's age, or the way she walks, or her husband's extramarital affairs.
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Winona and Keanu meet at an airport gate waiting for the same flight and immediately launch into witty bickering.
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Starship is a next-generation spaceship designed to launch into orbit around the Earth by the end of 2020.
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They'll get so intrigued that they'll launch into a passionate brainstorming session about how to take that person down.
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With a new, streamlined Director in Destiny 2, you can seamlessly launch into new activities without returning to orbit. pic.twitter.
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Up until now, practically all orbital rockets have been expendable, so they're basically thrown away once they launch into space.
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The perfume and makeup subscription service Scentbird intends to launch into the home and personal care markets in the fall.
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Before Michael can launch into another one of his violent outburst, Madison shoots him up with Ms. Meade's own gun.
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I expected her to launch into a testimony of her "conversion" from same-sex attraction, but that's not what happened.
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"I thought this airplane was going to launch into the sky like a rocket ... like a roller-coaster," she said.
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Ponsi pointed out that Domino's had reached a pivotal moment and was getting ready to launch into a bigger move.
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Harbaugh doesn't exactly answer the question, but he does launch into to an impassioned testimonial about the joys of coaching.
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Who would have thought that an embattled president would launch into armed conflict to pull attention away from negtive stories?
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Lahore marks Uber's launch into its 69th country and 386th city amid scrutiny over the costs associated with international expansion.
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More from Tonic: In person, you know the context of what someone is doing before you launch into a conversation.
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The damage for a Falcon 9 rocket launch into low Earth orbit shakes out at a mere $62 million. —Motherboard
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On April 6th, China's SJ-10 satellite will launch into orbit from the remote Jiuquan spaceport in the Gobi desert.
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Delta says this predictive service is coming soon, although other airlines say they are yet to launch into the area.
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He did not launch into a passionate speech in defense of whiteness, like some reverse-Flash version of Atticus Finch.
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Tuesday will likely finish the pre-taped ending, and then will launch into the live After the Final Rose special.
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I think she didn't know whether to laugh or launch into a discussion of why plastic bags are so bad.
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Cheered on by their friends, the Filipina children launch into a frenzied flurry of kicks and jabs against their trainers.
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Republicans have been bracing for a slew of investigations they think House Democrats will launch into Trump and those around him.
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"We have the architecture to launch on the moon, but our first step it to launch into lower orbit," Bigelow said.
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It's meant to launch into space on top of a rocket and then return to Earth by landing on a runway.
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Crumbling, ancient buildings line the background, and tall beams of light across the land launch into the sky like heavenly skyscrapers.
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Next month, Royal Caribbean is set to launch into service the world's biggest cruise ship, able to house over 6,600 passengers.
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But an Aquarius would miss the point and instead launch into a lesson about preparing the perfect cover letter and résumé.
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Should LG Electronics be able to convert the G5 launch into a success story, analysts would expect a further profit boost.
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Its recent launch into the entry-level market is paying off big, and could be even bigger in the year ahead.
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The 15-0 run allowed Arizona, which shot 55.7 percent, to launch into a 22-point lead late in the game.
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Winnipeg, Canada (CNN)Samantha Folster and Gilbert Fredette walk into the high school classroom and quickly launch into an uncomfortable conversation.
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I love the fact I don't have to launch into a long diatribe about why we can't do a particular thing.
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Before he could launch into it, I told him that I wasn't too interested in the history of things, in general.
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Starliner will launch into space atop a rocket built by United Launch Alliance, a joint venture between Boeing and Lockheed Martin.
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Before you launch into the big talk, I'd urge you to ask yourself: Is the Instagram thing part of a bigger problem?
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"We have the architecture to launch on the moon, but our first step it to launch into lower orbit," he told CNN.
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" Looking back, Kim admitted she could "see Kourtney's point now" — prompting Kourtney to launch into her "There's people that are dying, Kim!
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At a cost of billions of dollars, the missile defense umbrella relies on radars to detect a ballistic missile launch into space.
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Cloud Filestore, which will launch into beta next month, essentially offers a fully managed network attached storage (NAS) service in the cloud.
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Image: VCG via GettyChina's second prototype space station, Tiangong-2, is set to launch into orbit today, according to state media reports.
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This new AT&T streaming service, which will work across devices, will launch into beta in Q4 2019, AT&T has said.
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But a big test will come next year when a chip satellite (chipsat) employing their design is scheduled to launch into space.
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Surrounded by the archetypal restaurant patrons of a gentrifying South Los Angeles, the duo immediately launch into a recap of their night.
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The team at Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory has developed a UAV that can launch into the air from a station underwater.
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The test will be powered by the San Francisco-based adtech company, Instreamatic, and will launch into beta sometime later this year.
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When you launch into a category, you want to include a flagship device, which the Ionic is, from a pure feature set.
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This will irk her and she'll launch into a new rant about kids these days living their whole lives through their phones.
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The United States doesn't have an inventory of satellites sitting on the shelf that it could launch into orbit on short notice.
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S. Strategic Command systems detected and tracked what we assess was a North Korean missile launch into space at 85033:29 p.m.
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Gever lands on the importance and delight of human laughter and figures out how to make sound sculptures to launch into space.
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Would I have wanted to launch into a description of bad medical news at what was supposed to be a fun event?
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Google didn't say when the "Follow" feature would launch into pilot testing in these markets, just that it would be arriving "soon."
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These sessions also broadcast Mr. López Obrador's erratic side — his thin skin, his churlishness and his tendency to launch into meandering soliloquies.
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If something distracts your memory and seems more interesting at the moment, interrupt the first story and launch into the new one.
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He's making his own Golden Record — a Golden iPod — to launch into space on the Voyager 3, a rocket he is building.
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Apart from developing new products based on the M-Pesa platform, Safaricom and Vodacom also want to launch into other African markets.
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No people will ride aboard Starliner on its inaugural launch into orbit, a demonstration mission which Boeing calls the Orbital Flight Test.
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Zelinsky, the prosecutor, was patient with Credico's bombastic answers but kept glancing at the clock when Credico would launch into a tangent.
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"From a satellite launch perspective, there are many who want to launch into equatorial LEO," Cantrell said, in a follow-up interview.
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Miller holds his own against the insolent beer tap, and the pair launch into exchanging a steady stream of absurd jabs and puns.
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This prompts Smith to launch into the fan-favorite song, which now features a heavy hip-hop influence and rap verses from Smith.
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That's in part because these areas tend to be money-burning enterprises that take gobs of venture capital to launch into steady businesses.
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A Mac version will launch into beta in a week, and longer term the company is considering moving into the team collaboration space.
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Here's the problem: after Kitase's speech, we launch into a hands-off demonstration of Remake's opening moments, at the train station in Midgar.
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SpaceX's coverage typically begins 15 minutes prior to takeoff, so check back then to squeeze a launch into your late Monday night plans.
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Its purpose: The aircraft is designed to carry rockets into the stratosphere, where it'll drop them before they fire and launch into space.
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Right now, most rockets are destroyed or lost after they launch into space, meaning entirely new rockets must be built for each mission.
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It only got worse when Frankel disinvited Singer from a group vacation — causing Singer to launch into an emotional tirade about her divorce.
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In subsequent tweets, Musk also said there's a "60% and rapidly rising" chance that the completed spaceship could launch into orbit by 2020.
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Trump used his first full day in office to launch into a feud with the media over the size of his inaugural crowd.
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As objects ascended the tower, they would gain horizontal velocity from the Earth's rotation and could use that speed to launch into orbit.
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The unit, located at Bigelow's Las Vegas facility, is a steel-hulled variant of the B330 (that's not designed to launch into space).
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They focus in on the effeminate minister and launch into some observational comedy on gender fluidity that indicates the writer forgot it's 2018.
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Then with my inner dukes up, I would launch into the explanation of my condition, while the doctor stared at me, stone-faced.
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The planes, which look like miniature space shuttles, launch into orbit atop powerful rockets and then break away to carry out their mission.
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We're ready to complete analysis on the nine years of Kepler data and launch into the enormous quantity of incredible data from TESS.
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They launch into a group chorus of "867-5309/Jenny," with the lead singer singing into his sacrificial knife like it's a microphone.
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But there's no obvious reason these new elements shouldn't exist, and Russia is updating JINR's accelerator to launch into searches for 119 and 120.
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Google today announced that the new version of Gmail will launch into general availability and become available to all G Suite users next month.
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I linger in bed for 12 minutes and then launch into my morning routine: nursing, entertaining the baby while I shower, and diaper changes.
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In July 2018, the probe will launch into space, it will loop Venus seven times eventually through surfing closer and closer to the surface.
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It's from here you can launch into other apps, too, such as games, which will probably be the main selling point for the headsets.
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Bigelow Aerospace built the Mars Transporter Testing Unit, a steel-hulled variant that's not supposed to launch into space, in its Las Vegas facility.
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The so-called GPS III follow-on satellites are expected to be available for launch into space beginning in 2026, the Air Force said.
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It says its plan is to launch into all the Nordic countries — along with "key European markets" that have high rates of pet insurance.
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For example, if you find that you always launch into stress or anxiety after reading Twitter, that's probably not the best activity for you.
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It kind of underscores the need for heirloom thinking, because an heirloom is not something you launch into the future like a time capsule.
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Trump's response was to launch into a bitter, counterproductive feud with Machado, which Machado herself encouraged with a couple of high-profile media appearances.
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She straps on her guitar, and they launch into Love Yes' s first track, "Toyko," a song about a married guy eyeing younger women.
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The disc takes a long time to load—so long that we have time to launch into a conversation about his highly unconventional research plan.
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Microsoft says it will use this acquisition to build out its own "Minecraft Education Edition," which will launch into free trials as of this summer.
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The mood on stage fizzes with defiance, then, as the band launch into "Loving Someone" in front of a projection of the LGBTQ pride flag.
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With Assistant, you can turn your Roku TV on or off or, on all supported devices, launch into most apps (with the exception of Netflix).
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The Vandenberg site is mainly used for rockets that launch into polar orbit — a path that takes satellites over the Earth's poles, according to SpaceX.
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Actor and comedian My first gay bar in New York was the Duplex, because it was kind of a soft launch into the gay world.
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When people and robots launch into space on far-off missions, it's a quiet tradition to briefly turn back toward Earth and take a photo.
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In the past two years, they've played more than 200 shows across the world, and later this week will launch into another flurry of shows.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky was set to publicly announce the investigations President Donald Trump requested Ukraine launch into the Bidens days before the whistleblower complaint.
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Unlike in an ordinary climate, when most losing candidates would be licking their wounds, Gillum has felt compelled to launch into a flurry of political activity.
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And considering that the next Dragon capsule that SpaceX is going to launch into space will be crewed, the IDA is going to be pretty necessary.
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I mean if they wanted to, they haven't yet, to be able to launch into space to go to the space station -- I think that's wrong.
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Next up for Virgin Orbit is to build and assemble its first actual orbital test rocket, which it plans to launch into space later this year.
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However, Tag Heuer's CEO did warn prior to the company's launch into the space, that smartwatches above the $2,000 price tag would face "a huge problem".
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These days, we may not sell as much swag when humans launch into space, but the Apollo 113 mission to the moon was a huge deal.
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These days, we may not sell as much swag when humans launch into space, but the Apollo 11 mission to the moon was a huge deal.
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If VR is like entering another world, then Daydream is our shared framework for reality, before we launch into whatever game, movie, or experience we've chosen.
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CAL was originally scheduled to launch in early 2017, but a series of testing setbacks at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory has pushed its launch into 2018.
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" As the protesters bear down on the Microsoft building, they launch into a chant that riffs on the UNIX command to delete a file: "RM DRM!
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On Friday's The Ellen DeGeneres Show, the Oscar-winning actress, 51, looked back at one of her first jobs, joking how it inspired her launch into stardom.
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One of the original goals for the shuttle program was to build a vehicle that could launch into orbit, have a quick turnaround time, and launch again.
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The beating heart of American spaceflight since the Apollo program, Kennedy was, and still is, the only place on US soil where humans can launch into orbit.
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While sitting around the table, Kim, Kourtney, and Khloé launch into something that they, like many sisters, often do in the company of others: speaking in code.
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A coalition of more than 40 advocacy groups is urging Congress to prioritize civil rights as lawmakers launch into a long debate over potential data privacy legislation.
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In 2015, they based their launch into Oregon on a lawsuit aimed at taking away the voice of workers in the workplace, a lawsuit that ultimately failed.
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The real test now comes for BT Sport to launch into homes later this year and push the bitrate quality beyond even the likely 80 Mbps requirement.
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When it reaches a certain altitude, the Virgin Galactic craft will launch into space around 68 miles above the Earth's surface, before re-entering the planet's atmosphere.
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"As we launch into home goods, a lot of that is centered around the fact that our community is leading us there," CEO and founder Manish Chandra said.
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The intention is that the location of Launch Complex 1, combined with the Curie-steered kick stage, will give customers a wide range of orbits to launch into.
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Samsung loves turning a phone launch into a literal song and dance, and it looks like the launch of "The Next Galaxy" will be more of the same.
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As each tense or abusive conversation comes to an end, the employee must immediately launch into the next one, because every second at work is quantified and analyzed.
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If several start talking at once, they can launch into an exchange that is likely to be more informative than the "yes" or "no" the questioner is seeking.
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If they do you can invite them outside and if they don't then, well, get ready to launch into a fifteen minute rant about how dirty smokers are.
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If anyone makes eye contact with Big Kevin, he will launch into a story like a surface-to-air missile that has been stripped of its guidance system.
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In its action phase, you accept a mission and launch into battle with your giant robot to fight drones, tanks, and other mechs (called "arsenals" in this setting).
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But the new test, they speculate, will not be into a high launch into space, but will be flattened out to demonstrate how far the missile can fly.
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Join us on Friday, March 8 at Irene's (506 West Avenue) as we launch into the weekend with a MashBash that's sure to be out of this world.
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To immediately launch into an esoteric discussion of various laws and constitutional amendments as a way to comfort a grieving teenager is just a massive swing and miss.
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Captain Marvel's launch into theaters brings along a whole new group of comic characters to join the never-ending list of heroes and villains in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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Moon Express' MX-1E lander is designed to launch into Earth orbit on the Electron and then fire its own engines, making a four-day trip to the Moon.
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The uncrewed Crew Dragon capsule from SpaceX successfully docked with the International Space Station Sunday morning, following a milestone launch into space for testing commercial space travel, AP reports.
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Astronaut Nick Hague is in good condition after making an emergency descent to Earth following a failed launch into space on Thursday, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration says.
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Then, the group launch into an original banger that sounds like it could've been a UKG crossover classic and the whole place goes off like "Agadoo" at a wedding.
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She pointed out that when a toddler dresses up like a ballerina, parents don't launch into a lecture about how it's hard to make money as a professional dancer.
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Why else would Trump launch into an extended riff about his Electoral College margin in front of the President of Russia and almost two years removed from that election?
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The bank is losing clients after it tightened lending criteria following its re-launch into a competitive banking sector made tougher by under-pressure consumers in a sluggish economy.
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New portraits by Lynette Yiadom-Boakye, on view at the New Museum, reveal how the artist uses color to launch into the mind and psychology of her fictional characters.
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Chandrayaan-2 circled the Earth multiple times over the last month to increase its orbital height enough to place itself in the trajectory to launch into the lunar orbit.
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" What holds people are disaster narratives, if only because listeners "can hardly wait for us to finish before they launch into stories of their own suffering in foreign lands.
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Allen co-founded the company in 2011 to develop a massive aircraft that would haul a rocket to an altitude of 35,000 feet, where it would then launch into orbit.
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Freeman was just about to launch into his acceptance speech when he stopped and zeroed in on someone in the front row, who appeared to be talking and distracting him.
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He proceeded to launch into a three-minute personal indictment of Rubio's lack of political talent, reliance on advisers, inability to do retail politics and general lack of life accomplishment.
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The first commercial vertical rocket to launch into space a second time It also means Blue Origin has seemingly beaten rival SpaceX yet again in the race to reuse rockets.
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" The Reed aide explained that there was "an expectation from business that good policy will be created" and the meeting with Whitman "was a great way to launch into it.
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But as funding grows, techniques improve, more ground telescopes help with the search, and new space observatories launch into space, the rate at which exoplanets have been found has increased.
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But when you launch into Relax mode, which lasts either two or five minutes, the Charge 2 doesn't offer you any kind of haptic feedback to guide you through it.
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"We realized that we were about to launch into Frieze Talks in a moment when the world is really so turbulent," said Gregor Muir, a co-curator of Frieze Talks.
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And if you don't wrap up the task in the hours or minutes you entered, Time will launch into Overtime Mode where the minutes start counting upwards instead of down.
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And this is why I'm hopeful that a throwback NCAA championship game, North Carolina-Villanova, will solidify the sense that we are about to launch into yet another golden era.
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Private space company Sierra Nevada Corporation announced today that its mini-spaceplane, the Dream Chaser, will launch into orbit on top of the United Launch Alliance's future Vulcan Centaur rocket.
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So, if your football festivities seem to be lagging on Super Bowl Sunday, feel free to whip out some of these facts and launch into a detailed conversation about bread.
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Whether it&aposs divorce, college debt, or for some other reason, use mom and dad&aposs hospitality to bank some bucks that you can use to re-launch into independence.
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Iranian Deputy Defense Minister General Qassem Taqizadeh in late November was quoted by Iranian media as saying that Iran would soon launch into space three satellites made by domestic experts.
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Then they launch into "Wannabe", which features a selection of premium facial expressions even more enjoyable than watching DiCaprio look terrified as Lady Gaga stormed past him at the Golden Globes.
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He paused to launch into the day's burning topics -- Kathy Griffin and the Paris Climate Agreement pullout -- but showed his manners by first introducing us to Jules, his new lady friend.
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In the spring of 2018, the next spacecraft, GOES-S, will launch into orbit to join the rest of what NASA and NOAA refer to as the constellation of GOES satellites.
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If Musk can make reusable rockets launch into space and land safely on a little platform floating in the ocean I guess this doesn't seem like that big of a challenge.
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I lie in bed for a few minutes, but the baby is clearly awake so I soon launch into nursing, playing, showering, changing, and getting my things packed up — the usual.
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Families that want to help their children launch into adulthood more easily can do plenty to help, said Ted Beck, president and chief executive of the National Endowment for Financial Education.
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In a world where the enterprise market hovers around $500 billion in annual sales, is it any wonder that hundreds of enterprise startups launch into that fiercely competitive arena every year?
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The change involves the airline's Seoul-Los Angeles flights and was put in place following Pyongyang's July 27 missile launch into the Sea of Japan, the company reportedly told Channel NewsAsia.
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An accordion enters, adding an edgier texture, and is shortly joined by another flute and an additional string duo, all of whom launch into some of Ms. Mitchell's more hurtling motifs.
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During the first break in Reptilicus, Ray and the 'bots launch into a Hamilton-esque rap (penned by nerdcore songwriting duo Paul Sabourin and Storm DiCostanzo) about giant monsters around the world.
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Atlanta (CNN)Before I launch into the argument for making all restrooms in the United States gender neutral -- that is, removing "men's" and "women's" labels -- I want to show you a photo.
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On the face of it, it's a bit of an odd move from a company with global reach that has never been afraid to launch into a new category with guns blazing.
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Swedish telehealth startup Kry, which bagged a $66M Series B in June for market expansion, is executing on that plan — announcing today it will launch into the French market on September 15.
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This is especially true of Starship, which is supposed to launch into orbit around Earth, take a months-long voyage to Mars, land on the red planet's surface, and launch back home.
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Admittedly, I kind of put SpaceX's impending launch into a separate compartment in my mind—the rocket landed at around 2 AM Eastern time, and I was at a wedding all night.
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At the bottom of the display is a quick access button that can quickly launch into exercise tracking, and Polar also built in a microphone for Android Wear's voice commands and dictation.
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A key advantage of this kind of expandable module is that it's smaller (and therefore easier and cheaper) to launch into space, but provides more room when it's at its full volume.
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Crackdown 3 has been delayed from a November 7 release, the same day Xbox One X is set to launch, into a more ambiguous spring 2018, according to a report from Polygon.
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By this point, she's clearly a crowd favorite, the assembled kids launch into a chant of her name that nearly drowns out the instrumental outro as she loopily dances across the stage.
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Often invited to company brainstorming sessions, he was known for having a charismatic (and, to some, annoying) tendency to launch into awkward sermons about the power of technology to change the world.
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But then he'll drop a reference to thinkers like Bruno Latour — a philosopher, sociologist and anthropologist known for his writings on social networks — or launch into a discussion of ripples in time.
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All three have tried to move on, to launch into their adult lives, but they have inevitably been thrust in new directions, ones that are not always predictable and not always bad.
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Britain and the EU will then launch into negotiations on their future relationship, racing to strike new relationships for trade, security and a host of other areas by the end of 2020.
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As Self reports, the sisters gleefully launch into a portion of "Starships Are Meant To Fly" in what must have been a taped interview backstage at the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show in Paris.
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In Edinburgh, a police helicopter almost drowned out the chants of the protesters, who plan to launch into the sky the giant "Baby Donald" balloon — depicting the president as an angry orange baby.
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We'll have to wait and see what Mr. Trump says when he mounts the rostrum, but if past is prologue, he will launch into boasts about what he believes his administration has accomplished.
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With its launch into 360 degree video, as with the other uploads on its site, Vimeo aims to differentiate itself from rivals by focusing on creators' ability to make money from their content.
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Before we launch into it, however, an important note: Martinez delights in describing the bad behavior and questionable conduct of places like Facebook, but he's guilty of exactly the same kind of dickishness.
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For now, however, it's safe to say that the announcements the Chinese have been putting out in recent days suggests that their space program is getting ready to launch into a higher gear.
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Torquing only produced around 600 Zano drones before imploding Harris' article highlights Torquing's most damning mistake: deciding to launch into full production before the product was ready to meet its overly ambitious deadline.
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In the minute-long clip, we see Harding step out onto the ice at the 1993 World Figure Skating Championships and launch into a triple axel as she trashes her haters in voiceover.
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If the message you get seems a tad robotic, it's probably only a matter of time before they launch into their pitch about working your own hours and being a small business owner.
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Once complete, Starship is meant to launch into orbit on top of an equally massive rocket booster — called the Super Heavy — and then travel onward to distant destinations like the Moon and Mars.
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Actors, for instance, are taught to take a deep, grounding breath before they launch into a monologue; that might help settle your nerves and give you a few seconds to collect your thoughts.
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Some questioned Musk's motives in turning the launch into a sort of two-fer PR stunt promoting his other big company, but he said it really was just done in the spirit of fun.
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According to Sling, the cloud DVR will first launch into beta this December, and will initially be available only to those who watch Sling TV via Roku devices, including Roku streaming players and TVs.
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It is this reminder that keeps me going as I graduate and launch into the next chapter of life, one that I hope will lead me to become a successful and respected business women.
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It's a disappointment to hear that the Surface Hub 2 won't launch into next year and that some of the advanced features most users are waiting for won't arrive until the refresh in 2020.
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For an artist who we hailed as "the most most multi-faceted star to launch into the mainstream arena," just three years ago, I can't help but feel like the industry has failed Tinashe.
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What kind of society produces the kind of people who can look a man in the eyes and simply launch into a tirade without ever having the person do a single thing to you?
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"I had a great time on Housewives," Vanderpump, 59, tells PEOPLE, opening up for the first time about leaving the series she helped launch into one of the most popular in the Bravo franchise.
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That led Machado, who later homered off Sale in a contest won by the Red Sox, 5-2, to launch into a profanity-laced tirade against the entire Red Sox team after the game.
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And if you're about to launch into an explanation based on the comics, my point is that the movie doesn't do a good job of explaining what he is or why I should care.
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Starship is designed to launch into space atop Super Heavy, a monstrous rocket booster that would also deliver fuel tanks to fill the craft while it's in Earth's orbit for the journey to Mars.
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One doesn't even have to ask a prompting question — she'll just launch into her signature pontification about how the need is dire for more of us, us women, to enter into positions of power.
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Then, when you're ready to launch into a social encounter with someone you've connected with on Facebook, you simply select the Party option and you're brought into a new virtual space with three distinct areas.
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Music helps people focus, and what better way to prepare yourself to board a rocket and launch into outer space than by listening to the musical stylings of the "Rocket Man" himself, Sir Elton John.
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With the average taxpayer raking in a refund of more than $3,000 this year, we feel obligated to at least touch on the standard eat-your-vegetables advice before we launch into the juicier stuff.
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Perhaps because of that, Michael took the opportunity to launch into tales of his own love life, half-flirting, half-unloading: the girlfriend who recently dumped him, the new girl who might really be something.
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She'd be just as likely to cut you down with a withering remark, or to launch into an exhaustive tangent about some stretch of her life, as if she was reading her own Wikipedia entry.
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The crowd are already lively from the moment they come on, but everything kicks off when they launch into "There is a Light That Never Goes Out", followed swiftly by "William It Was Really Nothing".
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Meanwhile, in the wonderful "LumBEARjack", as you're chopping logs of various sizes you're gradually joined by a growing cast of cats who launch into a hypnotically bizarre stretchy dance that's all but impossible to ignore.
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According to NASA's summation of Kessler Syndrome, some experts believe we're already at the point of critical mass in low-Earth orbit, and thousands more satellites are expected to launch into space in coming years.
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Only a fellow Butterballer knows how difficult it is to not launch into a lecture about oven calibration when an angry caller blames you because a turkey took five hours instead of three to cook.
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The space agency knew there was a natural customer: Elon Musk, the cheeky PayPal co-founder and Tesla creator whose SpaceX venture had become the first private rocket company to launch into orbit with a payload.
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Now, the space agency is putting the JWST through a series of tests to make sure the spacecraft will be able to handle its launch into space on a European Ariane 5 rocket in October 2018.
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At the time of its launch into Germany, back in April 2015, we wrote that Deliveroo would face "stiff competition," noting for example that Berlin was already host to a range of local food delivery startups.
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On Tuesday night, comedian Dane Cook posted a grainy picture of Cannon sitting in the front row at the Victoria's Secret fashion show and proceeded to launch into a tirade about the actor's choice of headgear.
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If Clinton uses this question to launch into her well-worn new gun laws mantra, she will be missing the key goal of all town hall debates: Connecting with the actual voter asking you the question.
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Let's launch into some of those big questions: Who will Libra target, what makes it different from current options, what's in it for all the big partners involved, what will regulators do, and what about privacy?
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While it would be a bit much to launch into 100-percent cacao bars (the flavour isn't exactly palatable on its own) it might not be a bad idea to incorporate the ingredient into our cooking.
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Before you launch into them, slip on a pair of light yet cushiony adidas UltraBOOST X sneakers, which are designed to adapt as you move for comfort and support, and practice the form of each move.
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And really entertain the need for these structural deep reforms, that if we get them right, could make this next half century that we're about to launch into a very enlightened time of growth and prosperity.
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We don't know the Trump administration's "red line," but a missile launch into our waters off Guam, Alaska or the West Coast, would be an example of an event that would force a major military response.
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But there's no consensus around any successor, as most are keeping their powder dry until the month after the midterms when it's clear what Pelosi will do and when other leadership campaigns launch into full swing.
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The capsule, called Starliner, is scheduled to launch into space and dock with the International Space Station over the weekend, mimicking the flight path it will take when it flies its first crewed mission next year.
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Just as they reach Corcoran, they launch into a deeply unflattering, mildly profane chant about the man after whom the bar is named: Alan Shearer, favorite son of both Newcastle the city and Newcastle the team.
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Democratic aides emphasized the various investigations they could launch into Trump's health department, not only looking into any efforts by the White House to sabotage Obamacare but also focusing on more obscure issues like Medicare payment rates.
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But those discussions now fall against the backdrop of the President's unsubstantiated claims of widespread voter fraud in the election that made him president and the investigation he has said he plans to launch into the matter.
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For example, a GAO report found: ... at a Native American village in New Mexico, local enumerators were aware that according to the community's customs it was considered offensive to launch into business without first engaging in conversation.
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But when the grieving family decided to begin requesting donations to be used in support of the causes that Brenda held so dear, Peth decided immediately to use his recent launch into the public eye to help.
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At some point in the future, you couldn't blame Natalie Helm if she was tempted to stray from the classics and launch into a lively rendition of "You Ain't Nothing But a Hound Dog" on her cello.
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"Are you reeeeaadyyyyy!!!" screams Kesha, before two of her band mates launch into a guitar solo battle and she throws herself on the floor and starts thrashing around like it's the ocean and she's trying to swim.
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And early Sunday morning, local time, Azari Jahromi tweeted out what many interpreted as a taunting message to Trump: a selfie with the telecommunications satellite, known as Nahid-1, that Iran was planning to launch into space.
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The missile launch into waters east of the Korean peninsula comes days after new U.S. sanctions targeting the isolated country's leader for human rights abuses (Reporting by Jack Kim and Ju-min Park; Editing by Ed Davies)
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There are the galleries that, when the spring or fall season gets underway, launch into it with a blockbuster show by one of their hot new artists that opens on the first suitable day for a reception.
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Schwarzenbach dashes a stray notes in the background before they launch into the song's central groove but, right out of the gate, it establishes Jawbreaker as having one of the best rhythm sections in all of punk.
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After all, it can carry a crew of seven, launch into low Earth orbit, conduct operations for two weeks, return to Earth, land on a conventional runway and be refurbished to do it again in around 100 days.
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My company Hartbreak, which did Sabrina, Melissa & Joey, a ton of the TV movies and a few of the features and we're about to launch into another Christmas movie later, keeps me very busy and it's always wonderful.
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She slipped it on and when she finally stared at herself in the mirror, then at Jaime staring at her through the mirror, she raised her arms to the side like she was about to launch into flight.
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"The purpose is to utilize the latest in miniaturized electronics, sensors and actuators towards developing truly affordable, fully functioning spacecraft that can be rapidly launch into space in a matter of month," the researchers write in their paper.
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Adam's an embarrassingly earnest try-hard of a character, always ready to launch into high-minded conversations about art and ethics but seemingly incapable of reading the room to see if his audience wants to talk about them.
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Tampa's goal to become a smart city was on display on Monday, as the Tampa Hillsborough Expressway Authority hosted the first public demonstration of a connected vehicle technology research project that will launch into pilot testing in 3003.
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In 2000, he published a paper defining this slice of life as "emerging adulthood," a phrase that immediately entered the cultural lexicon, especially for parents trying to figure out why their children were struggling to launch into adulthood.
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For today's emerging adults, Dr. Arnett told me, a college degree may be the biggest determinant of whether they launch into a sustaining career, but it is not the only factor that separates the successful from the drifters.
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Backed by Matthew Dean Marsh on piano, guitar and banjo, the actors occasionally launch into songs that, at their best, like "Home," have the effortless, beautiful simplicity of ditties passed on from one cowboy campfire to the next.
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He had no real answer to Booker's assault on his support for punitive federal crime bills — he tried to launch into an attack on Booker's tenure as mayor of Newark, but it was basically impossible to follow. Sen.
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I suspect it might be tricky for certain kinds of cargo as well—things with external structures like solar arrays could be too fragile, so satellite designers would need to take the rigors of the launch into account.
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But the company continues to battle lower U.S. store traffic and faces stiff competition in breakfast against rivals including Starbucks Corp and Dunkin' Brands Group Inc , as well as the Wendy's Co impending launch into morning menu items.
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For instance, in certain modes and with certain songs, you'll have the opportunity to launch into a guitar solo, where you can sound pretty much virtuosic even when you're just mashing buttons — so long as get the rhythm right.
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The two begin by reminiscing about that fated 2011 interview, before Nardwuar's longtime band the Evaporators launch into a trap beat (yes, seriously) as B dons a chef's apron to do the cooking dance he introduced to the world.
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Which is why I'd like to suggest you launch into 2017 with a seemingly simple performance tweak that, in my experience, has an immediate and outsized career impact: Say "thank you" more often, to more people and, most important, more authentically.
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His proposed Interplanetary Transport System, which is supposed to take up to 100 colonists to and from the Martian surface, is designed to launch into lower Earth orbit and then wait to get fueled up by another vehicle launched separately.
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It probably won't be the last time most PlayStation VR purchasers ever pull themselves away from their console long enough to leave the house, but just in case, Best Buy is turning the headset's launch into a social event of sorts.
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The R&B crooner was doing a show Saturday at Chicago's Aragon Ballroom, where she stopped her performance at one point to launch into a tangent about R. Kelly ... which did NOT go over well with the audience in attendance.
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This incited Mr Sanders to launch into yet another diatribe on why Wall Street was deregulated in the 1990s (when Bill Clinton was president) and why America has the highest prescription drug prices in the world (the power of rich lobbies).
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Though early reports on Tinder's plans had somewhat dramatically described Swipe Night as Tinder's launch into streaming video, it's more accurate to call Swipe Night an engagement booster for an app from which many people often find themselves needing a break.
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One medical school professor recently told me how students came to class having mastered all the core material and were eager to launch into sophisticated discussions and questions, which were well beyond what they were supposed to be focused on.
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ATLANTA — Ask a young black voter in Atlanta about Joe Biden's presidential campaign and you'll likely be met with an exasperated sigh, a side-eye, or a grimace before they launch into a frustrated answer about the former vice president.
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President Donald Trump abandoned a scripted speech to conservatives on Friday to launch into a greatest hits roster of lines from his 2016 campaign, marking a return to candidate mode as he begins campaigning for Republicans in the midterm elections.
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Shipping problems have become almost comically bad, and even as it appears a few phones have finally made their way into the hands of frustrated customers, a new issue has cropped up, turning a bungled launch into a potentially dangerous security concern.
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As most of us launch into a last-minute search for the perfect Mother's Day present, we can't help but take a peek at the luxe and impractical items the Kardashian-Jenner clan and Gwyneth Paltrow's lifestyle brand, Goop, famously recommend every year.
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That information was instead quietly shared via a post on Google's My Business forums, where a company rep noted that Duplex will launch into public testing with Pixel owners calling restaurants in New York, Atlanta, Phoenix and the San Francisco Bay area.
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Eric & Angela Somewhere between the Tia/Colton/Chris love triangle and the Caroline/John/Jubilee love triangle and the Krystal/Chris/Tia love triangle, Eric and Angela forge a quick connection — by which, I mean, they launch into a couch-kiss without warning.
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Over the past year she had bulked up; perfectly natural, the pediatrician had told Robert and Paulette, rocket fuel for the coming launch into puberty, though, just in case, Paulette had eliminated bread and dairy from her diet, and processed sugar, of course.
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His parents often discussed sex at the dinner table in relation to a new lecture his mom would be giving or an article she was writing, and Connelly&aposs dad would offer feedback or launch into a discussion on the topic at hand.
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They are as likely to launch into a dance number as they are to debate the attributes of the ideal lover: Ms. Saldana's rendition of "Chanson d'un jour d'été," from Mr. Demy's musical film "The Young Girls of Rochefort," is an unlikely highlight.
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Together, on the 9-minute title track that starts the album, they launch into a cinematic version of outer space that's more in the vein of Moon than 2001, and more Tame Impala than Pink Floyd, but that owes a debt to all of these.
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"I had a dream that my ex showed up at my door, knocked on my door, and I opened it up, and I was about ready to launch into the perfect thing to say," Swift told Ryan Adams in an interview for GQ Magazine.
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Eyewear company Smith says the product, which will be out in the third quarter and is officially called "Smith's Lowdown Focus Mpowered by Muse," will give wearers added energy and focus before they do something like run a 10K or launch into their daily workout.
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According to Beckham's most recent Instagram post — a mirror selfie video that is low budget, yet inherently highbrow in aesthetic — the VB brand is soon to launch into all things beauty: skin care (which she's teased before), makeup, fragrance, and wellness (because, why not?).
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But Trump looked at the sunny side in his speech, saying he has taken steps to strengthen the U.S. border with Mexico and is eager to launch into a tax overhaul and pursue a deal to fund infrastructure once he overhauls Obama's healthcare law.
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As well as giants like Colgate and Sure in the new product categories it's looking to launch into, the startup is taking on giants like Wilkinson's Sword and Gillette in the razor market, as well as newer startups like Harry's and potentially Dollar Shave Club.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky was set to publicly announce the investigations President Donald Trump requested Ukraine launch into the Bidens and the 2016 election just days before the whistleblower complaint detailing Trump's communications with Ukraine, according to a new report from The New York Times.
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When Mr. DeSalle began recalling a particularly raucous Oktoberfest in Munich, Mr. Tattersall suddenly raised a finger and said, "That reminds me of the time I was on a remote island in the Indonesian archipelago" and proceeded to launch into one of his anthropology stories.
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She believed they were well-intentioned, but to her, the normalization of what she had just been through and the expectation that she be ready to quickly launch into a new life made her feel like a failure when she couldn't easily do it.
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Pharrell Williams stopped by The Breakfast Club today to promote a new film he produced called Hidden Figures, which tells the story of Katherine G. Johnson, Dorothy Vaughan, and Mary Jackson, three African-American women worked at NASA and masterminded John Glenn's launch into orbit in 1962.
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Company co-founder Dan McComas made the announcement in a blog post today, stating his apologies and explaining to the community Imzy just couldn't find its place in the market: Some of you have been here since our launch into beta and some are brand new.
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Each year, a group of fourth to 12th graders head to the Space Camp for Interested Visually Impaired Students in Huntsville, Alabama, to learn what it's like to launch into orbit, float in zero gravity, and walk on the moon—even if they can't actually see it.
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Like Amazon's launch into supermarkets last year with its buyout of Whole Foods, its latest commercial salvo, Amazon Go, is potentially big: the U.S. convenience store industry racked up $550 billion in sales in 2016 from 154,535 stores, according to the Association for Convenience & Fuel Retailing.
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Exoticca was founded in 2013 and currently operates in three European markets: Spain, France and the U.K. The new funding will be put toward expanding that tally — with the German market next in line, and a launch into the U.S. and Canada also on the horizon.
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Consider too, that what you're reading was written about a topic or for an audience you might not fully understand, before you launch into the comments of an article on the evolution of Chicago footwork with your searing "all sounds like a construction site to me" snark.
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The bad guy has a colorful, angular face out of a Cubist painting — the credits just call him "the man with the broken face" — and one running gag has him repeatedly attempting to launch into a prepared monologue about his origin story, which constantly gets cut off.
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After securing a blessing from the show's creator and his longtime friend Aaron Sorkin — "I certainly wouldn't want to launch into an endeavor like this, then find out that he was pissed at me," Mr. Malina said — the two collaborators went about planning shows and booking guests.
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And when the play's four gay characters launch into a spontaneous performance of Luther Vandross's "Never Too Much," it's hard to imagine anyone not subscribing to what one character calls "the gospel according to Luther" or to the aura of good fellowship that floods the stage.
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President Donald Trump's call to the cell phone of a U.S. ambassador — a call that included a discussion of "investigations" Trump was asking Ukraine to launch into his Democratic rivals — was at risk of being monitored by Russia, a State Department official told House impeachment investigators.
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And because it can work seamlessly with your TV (and any remote you already use) through an HDMI-ARC input, Alexa allows the Beam to communicate with the Amazon Fire TV to turn on your TV and launch into any movie or television show you want to see.
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I sit at a shared desk space, and seeing as I was about to launch into an actual out loud chant, all the while encouraged by a faux-enthusiastic dead-behind-the-eyes Frenchman, I thought it was only fair that I found somewhere a little more discreet.
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In this connection, it is clearly counterproductive to launch into childish or ritualistic ad hominem attacks upon Kim Jong Un. Calling him "Rocket Man" may resonate usefully with the refractory political "base," but it could also encourage precisely the dangerous adversarial behavior we all so desperately seek to avoid.
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With only a spasm of pain, I settled on a couch next to a friend and started to launch into one of my usual shticks: that she should participate in the oral history project to document her work establishing gender studies and African-American studies at our university.
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"Launch into the unknown, embrace uncertainty and adventure, and rely on the skills that got you on the path to success to carry you through any hard times that may come up in retirement, instead of trying to build an impenetrable fortress that inevitably will have its own flaws."
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In 2019, Williams wants to build more audiences, and go for Series A funding of about £1 million ($1.26 million) to £3 million to grow her U.K. team (currently five sales staff in London and five developers in Edinburgh) and launch into the U.S. Hiring hasn't been a problem, Williams said.
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Chris Stirewalt , coming off an all-nighter wrapping up his new book and Dana Perino , busy prepping her summer reading list (it&aposs long) launch into a bevy of topics - Tuesday&aposs primaries, the possibility of Bernie Sanders 2020 run and whether Republican&aposs have underestimated public concern about health care.
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And though the State of the Union can be an opportunity to announce major initiatives, it's not as if the president lacks channels to make those sorts of announcements—Trump can and does take to Twitter anytime he wants and launch into existence any policy that is on his mind.
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But with so many spectators looking up at the sky and not at their surroundings, it was open season for some players — one player racked up a new solo kill record when they took out a ramp where 48 people were standing around watching the rocket launch into the sky.
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If you complain to an Aquarius over dinner about having problems with your boss, they'll earnestly launch into a lecture explaining all the ways you could position yourself for better opportunities or become a more effective worker—all before you even get into the details or put your order in!
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I'm not about to launch into a slagathon—a fish-in-barrel-shooting peppered with deep-fried Mars bars and Irn Bru—but even with all nationalistic love, I have to say that my home country's reputation as being culinarily challenged has not been achieved without putting in the work.
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So, instead, I basically turn into a pharmaceutical sales rep and launch into my spiel about how much I love getting Botox, why it's preventative, how filler injections can actually boost collagen production long after the hyaluronic acid has been absorbed — and, oh yeah, I got a nose job when I was 16.
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" Nomura, which bumped its target price for Apple to $185 from $20143, based the increase on expectations for "a robust iPhone refresh to launch into a large andreceptive iOS base," although the company added that this would depend on Apple being able to unveil "a phone cool enough to sell at ~$1,000.
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Similar to the Oscar-nominated film Hidden Figures, which centers on a team of African-American women who served as the brains behind astronaut John Glenn's launch into orbit, LePoint overcame workplace sexism as she made triumphant strides in rocket science, and she is grateful for the women who came before her.
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Before we launch into conversation, our waiter brings over a selection of tiny ice-creams in a multitude of flavors, from salted caramel to hazelnut and chocolate to strawberry cheesecake—although after sampling all of them, we decide that ice-cream for breakfast is a bit much, and order croissants and coffee instead.
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"This is not a scooter" – Flash branding in stealth mode "This is not a scooter" – Flash branding in stealth mode Noteworthy — and definitely quietly — Flash is already operating in Switzerland and Portugal, with plans to launch into France, Italy and Spain in spring 2019, and in the rest of Europe in summer 2019.
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"Funds that didn't do that historically have opened up to that option," he said, putting the uptick on the fact that large PE shops have expanded into giant asset managers, with some going public over the past decade to reach a more diversified set of investors and launch into new asset classes.
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Top White House advisers John Bolton and Fiona Hill tried to prevent a phone call, which Bolton said was "out of concern that it would be a disaster" if Trump brought up the investigations he wanted Zelensky to launch into his political rivals, according to congressional testimony from US diplomat Bill Taylor.
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A large corps of musicians, including a full string section, launch into an expansive version of the original; it features both a guitar solo, complete with Surprised At How Hot These Licks Are faces from the soloist, and some violin filigrees courtesy of a gamboling fiddler in an epaulet-adorned Napoleon-style coat.
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Endearing in his strange, inept way, but profoundly strange as he puts on different accents, fixates on random objects, and occasionally chews on words like he's about the launch into a classic stoner ramble about the arbitrariness of language, the relationship between object and meaning, and how weird he feels, you guys.
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So when I received an invitation to meet the queen of brows herself to celebrate Anastasia Beverly Hills' launch into Selfridges in the UK, I couldn't turn it down — especially because Soares has been with me, figuratively speaking, through my brow journey over the years, from bushy slugs to pencil-thin and everything in between.
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Since the app's launch into beta testing in November 2019, the company has been adding tools to respond to what users said they needed help with, including two new "rebalancing" tools (one for calming social anxiety, another to help communicate confidently), a worry journal for evening use and several more guided meditations and sleep stories.
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From complaints that programming libraries offered in many countries are far smaller than in the United States to delays in offering its signature "House of Cards" series in some markets due to rights issues, the U.S. video streaming giant's January launch into 255 new markets worldwide, including a slew in Asia, has been bumpy.
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Indeed, the clip opens with the words, "What is important in a dress is the woman who is wearing it," before frontman Nasri and the crew launch into the sexy summer single about a woman who takes her sweet time getting ready for a date – and all her suitor can think about is getting her undressed.
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While $5.7 billion was invested in companies developing cellular and genetic therapies, and with 800 clinical trials initiated worldwide and the first two CAR-T cell therapies expected to launch into market later this year, businesses still say the ability to get these treatments to patients is limited by paperwork, supply chain management, and last mile delivery.
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The most visible and most ambitious mission will launch in the second half of the year, when a Long March 2F rocket sends the Shenzhou XI spacecraft and its crew of three astronauts to dock with China's Tiangong 2 space laboratory, a habitable module that will launch into orbit separately sometime in the first half of the year.
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If that phone is Daydream-compatible, has the Daydream app installed, and is placed with the volume and power buttons facing upward, an NFC chip on the tray will tell it to launch into VR. A pair of capacitive plastic nubs detect where the screen should center, eliminating the trial-and-error adjustments that Cardboard sometimes required.
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It&aposs difficult to make such a device function in orbit, the researchers wrote, because it has to be much smaller than its counterparts on Earth, pass the safety tests necessary to launch into space, work in microgravity, shield itself against cosmic radiation — and do all that without any quantum physicists on hand to make adjustments if anything were to go wrong.
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They're like, 'Yeah, we're just going to be overtly sexual, and we're going to have random scenes where people are licking each other, or two people in spacesuits that are about to launch into the sun are giving each other orgasms by sending pressurized air through their spacesuits, and we're just going to have this go back and forth five times, while they're having a conversation.
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The NFL's humorlessness and soaring grandiosity means that every week is talked about this way, which is why we get all those jarring and accidentally hilarious mismatches between tone and meaning throughout the season—a black-clad Carrie Underwood groaning "oh Sunday night" with church-y solemnity before every Sunday Night Football broadcast, right before two teams launch into a four-hour puntfight that ends in a 6-6 tie.
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Xfinity Stream is an overhauled app that will serve as a replacement for the cable giant's current on-the-go platform, Xfinity TV. The new app adds a slew of features to Comcast's mobile entertainment suite — but perhaps most importantly, it will serve as a stepping stone for the cable provider's $15 a month cord-cutting internet TV service, Stream TV, as it preps for a launch into markets nationwide.
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Each of those basic skills can be upgraded through the game, so a simple web shot to the face at the beginning can become a full-body web bind that turns enemies into human wrecking balls when spun, or an aerial combo can launch into an endlessly fun game of "come up here and fight me like a spider," as mook after mook is yanked up and smacked down.
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The cost of putting a satellite into orbit and the delay associated with putting a satellite in orbit handicaps and hampers innovation, and so when people realize that they'll be able to put a dedicated launch into orbit for less than $5 million, and that they can bank on the predictability of putting that into orbit and replacing it, there's gonna be a lot of innovation that can be done in space.
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"Every major space-faring nation that can track a satellite and launch into outer space has the means to mess up a satellite," said Michael Krepon, a space security expert and co-founder of the Stimson Center think tank in Washington, D.C. A space arms race of sorts is underway with weapons under development or in the arsenals of China, Russia and the U.S. Space weapons include satellite jammers, lasers and high-power microwave gun systems.
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And near the climax of the film, when Ally has fully embraced her Tango-haired popstar self, there are delightful shades of Gaga's early career: hearing her do glossy pop on tracks like "Heal Me" – and especially "Hair Body Face" with its big launch into the chorus and hooky "I got my hair, body, face" line – feels like a fun throwback, and a reminder, like last year's "The Cure" was, that this is the sort of shit Gaga still revels in.
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The owner also claimed he tried to contact them 15 minutes after the incident — at which point, Bittencourt and Sestini were both overboard (the latter had jumped in the waters in a bid to save his wife.) "Knowing the bad weather that was raging at that moment, the region, especially for those who were on board small boats, expressly warned in this regard, decided to launch into the sea, not providing at least that the victim wore a life jacket as he himself was concerned, indisputable negligence that refers to the basis of wrongful crimes," Pagliarini said in a court document obtained by G1 Global News.
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Always, the monologues are stylized and compelling, and periodically, they launch into ecstatic lyrical arias, like Roger Bevins III declaiming the joys of the physical world: a sleeping dog dream-kicking in a tree-shade triangle; a sugar pyramid upon a blackwood tabletop being rearranged grain-by-grain by an indiscernible draft; a cloud passing ship-like above a rounded green hill, atop which a line of colored shirts energetically dance in the wind, while down below in town, a purple-blue day unfolds (the muse of spring incarnate), each moist-grassed, flower-pierced yard gone positively mad with — (He cuts off here, overwhelmed by the new limbs he has sprouted.) Lincoln in the Bardo is a thoughtful, readable, and beautifully constructed novel, a kind of A Fine and Private Place for the 21st century.
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Fans of Toronto FC, the Sounders' opponents in Sunday's cup final, have a history of making themselves look like dickheads, too, most famously in the video below, where they launch into an impassioned chant of "the referee's a wanker": Crucially, the game had yet to kick off, which means that rather than this being a targeted, ad hominem assault on whoever officiated it, the Toronto fans must have been railing instead against the abstract concept of the referee, the notion of some independent adjudicator imposing the laws of the sport rather than allowing it to descend into a free-for-all with no set laws, objective, beginning or end, a hallucinogenic scrimmage in a pit of mud, blood, and shit that reaches out into eternity until it ceases to resemble a game at all and becomes a piece of performance art comparable in scale with global warming or modernism as one of humanity's grand historical projects.
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