You're now free to move about the cabin in style.
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Engineers move about our spaces with a sense of urgency.
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Domestically, trucks move about 72% of US goods by weight.
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Tiny figures move about the landscape, barely formed, like larvae.
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That episode changed the way soldiers move about this zone.
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It's a risk we accept so we can move about.
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A green code enables its holder to move about unrestricted.
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Bird cages are full of minuscule doves that move about.
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It was a move about which Johnson had deep misgivings.
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You'll see characters talk and hug and move about the station.
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They are not allowed to move about freely when they do.
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Walgreens will move about 1,800 jobs into a new Chicago office.
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So she was relatively free to move about and to make calls.
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The Louvre will have to move about 250,000 works to higher ground.
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Reuters reported that Carrier will still move about 1,000 jobs to Mexico.
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Those issued green codes are free to move about as they please.
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On the most simplistic level, molecules move about freely in the soft material.
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Overnight they were able to move about a thousand people into another shelter.
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By one estimate, global GDP would double if people could move about freely.
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"All but Buakaw [Banchamek] can move about without fans approaching them," says Counts.
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His eyesight is failing and he needs help to move about the building.
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Since Mayra grew up there, the gangsters allow her to move about freely.
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In those cases, just turn location tracking off and move about in anonymity.
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He made that move about a year after setting Social Capital Hedosophia in motion.
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Jorgeson also let him borrow his aiders, essentially nylon ladders used to move about.
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They were free to move about the city, but did not have their passports.
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The event has now been forced to move about 45 minutes west to Grumari.
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Wide roads like 57th Street give pedestrians more space to observe and move about.
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The speaker has a 66-foot Bluetooth range, allowing you to move about freely.
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"You're now free to move about the cabin, but you two keep your distance!"
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Female bombers have proved particularly lethal largely because they can move about without arousing suspicion.
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In theory the line should move about 40% of the freight coming inland from Mombasa.
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Yes I strike migrants and this is so they sit correctly and don't move about.
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HSBC and UBS have said they could each move about 1,000 jobs out of London.
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NOMVERATE (v): To move about the house in search of food, particularly late at night.
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"It was impossible to move about without stumbling over the dead and dying," he said.
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For the entire film, the characters move about that thick stuff, and then … nothing happens.
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One said it planned to move about 2000 jobs, but asked not to be identified.
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Mainly Muslim Bangladesh has said it aims to move about 100,000 refugees to the island.
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The restructuring will move about $8 billion in annual revenues to the specialty products division.
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The bears prefer ice but also use islands and shorelines to move about the Arctic.
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People could move about; fans blasted noise-makers, waved flags, and purchased snacks at concession stands.
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Horowitz would not only turn to the right, but would move about as far right as
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Gemmell said that when creatures move about in water, they leave behind tiny fragments of DNA.
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Even the light realistically shifts, thanks to specular lighting technology that adjusts as you move about.
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They move about solo and prefer traveling at dusk, so spotting the spiders isn't always easy.
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Grayson repeated the move about 40 minutes later with a similar result as both motions failed.
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The open layout of her kitchen creates more space for her to move about the home.
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The move unlocked yet another way for our road warrior pugs to move about the country.
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Everyone deserves the ability to move about the world safely, yet women still face disproportionate risks.
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Option prices currently show that the market is expected to move about 2 percent through Friday's close.
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Starting this summer, people can move about their city and explore new neighborhoods together, without a car.
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It's a move about which Sabrina has some doubts, and she expresses them in decidedly feminist terms.
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Protesters say they want to make it difficult for world leaders to move about the city. 2.
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"The cartels move about $110 billion a year from the United States to Mexico," Cassidy told Breitbart.
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These days, workers and visitors can move about all but the most dangerous areas in street clothes.
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As a regular subway rider, I&aposm pretty nervous about how I move about in public spaces.
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No single company is in a position to upend the way people move about all on its own.
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She is permitted to make phone calls and move about outside her cell between 1 and 3 a.m.
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In January, Caterpillar said it would move about 300 senior executives and staff to Chicago, starting this year.
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So far, the administration has agreed to move about $600 million, vowing not to bend any further. Rep.
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"There are lots of ways to cause people to move about the compartment" in the van, he said.
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The authors move about like a supersleuth Starsky and Hutch, or Tango and Cash, or Crockett and Tubbs.
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The robots move about freely on a production floor and can produce large-scale objects anywhere, even outdoors.
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Eclipse calculators predict the moon's shadow will move about 2,410 miles per hour in western Oregon, 1,462 m.p.h.
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These discoveries suggested that adult sea cucumbers, far from being sedentary, do indeed use ocean currents to move about.
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Meanwhile, Amazon options are implying that the stock will move about $53 by Friday — a roughly 6.5 percent move.
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It has also created a galaxy of ways for animals to move about, from walking to crawling to flying.
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Gilbert was one of the main attackers of the day, making his first move about 70km from the finish.
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"If you're able to walk more safely and move about more easily, you're going to be safer," McCrimmon says.
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He also found that rats only move about 656 feet from where they're born — that's about one Manhattan block.
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We know that most people type better when they sit still than when they stand up or move about.
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Unlike NASA's Curiosity Rover on Mars, which has six wheels, the 1kg autonomous Ryugu rovers move about by hopping.
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And even when pressed flat enough that their legs splayed, they could still move about 20 body lengths a second.
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The worms can cause red, raised tracks in the skin that change from day to day as they move about.
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Consider how you'll be able to space out the pieces, and how you want viewers to move about the exhibit.
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But that thought brought so much pain that he had to get up at once and move about the room.
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You can move about as you like with your controller's left stick, and adjust the camera with the right one.
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Artificial intelligence will power facial recognition tools in CCTV and police body cameras to identify us as we move about.
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Before she was given a wheelchair to move about, her mom had to hold her or wheel her in a stroller.
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Every movement you make online — and even where you move about in the world — is fastidiously catalogued, analyzed, and ultimately sold.
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While we wait for the cars to drive themselves, we can watch our slippers and pillows move about on their own.
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This will surely increase as you move about from location to location, requiring the game to download new maps and images.
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They can move about and keep tabs on an area, noting anyone on a list of those who shouldn't be there.
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The three-axis gimbal (pitch, yaw, and roll) and pistol-grip handle help you stabilize your phone as you move about.
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So, we can't even necessarily talk about the feelings that that brings up in us, but we can move about it.
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" The emcee says stuff like "Arsene's got our finances in order" and "I haven't got a fixed role, I move about.
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In 1990, George H.W. Bush signed the Americans With Disabilities Act, which gave disabled people more freedom to move about society.
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Hopping robots Unlike NASA's Curiosity Rover on Mars, which has six wheels, the 1kg autonomous Ryugu rovers move about by hopping.
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Unlike a manual wheelchair, the power wheelchair has a motor that allows the person to move about without physically operating the wheels.
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My objective is to really understand how safe and quiet and energy-economic air travel can change the way we move about.
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They're considerably larger than people, but are designed to move about and interact with the same spaces — ordinary shelves, lanes and tables.
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Orthodox Christians, whose Easter celebrations move about in a different system, will mark the event in a week's time with spectacular ceremonies.
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And as soon as you can move about in a virtual film, isn't that blurring the boundaries between film and video games?
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As you move about, BOB simultaneously reads your facial expression, mirroring it with an animoji version of one of its numerous heads.
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The auto company plans to move about 30,000 employees now housed in 70 buildings, some of which were built in the 1950s.
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These systems are also positionally tracked by external sensors so that the system knows exactly where you are as you move about.
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But motherhood has taught her that the lanes of life are curlicue, with pins that can move about and refuse to fall.
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And as his Japanese vocabulary improved, so did his ability to move about the city and communicate with more and more people.
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Many of those songs made me want to tap my foot or move about somehow—dare I say dance at my desk.
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The Western phase is designed to move about 0.76 bcfd of gas from producers in Appalachia to consumers in the Gulf Coast.
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We loved reading the piece in the cool new publication The Move about Club HQ recently—a dancehall club in Montego Bay.
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The Arkansas proposal would move about 60,000 people out of the program, by lowering the income threshold to the federal poverty level.
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Women in jeans move about without fear of harassment from the hated public order police, whose patrols have vanished from the streets.
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But it is not clear that the attachés will have the freedom they need to move about and to talk with soldiers.
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Dr. Salzinger's death was a tragic end to the everyday jostle of straphangers who often move about the city elbow to elbow.
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As an emergency measure, the government has said it plans to move about 2,000 people from Samos and Lesbos to the mainland.
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At another music session, several elephants seemed to move their heads and move about in front of the piano as the notes flowed.
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But those component molecules aren't static objects; they are constantly vibrating as the bonds between the atoms that make up molecules move about.
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The situation underscores the shortcomings of Brazil's logistical system, which relies mainly on trucks to move about 60 percent of the country's cargo.
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Very few pictures of the stocky Hinckley have been published in recent years, so he's able to largely move about without being recognized.
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Unlike Limbo or Inside, Little Nightmares doesn't constrain you to a 2D space; players can poke, prod, and move about the whole environment.
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Citi said it will move about 20.2,252 employees out of the space in the first half of 23 to make room for Amazon.
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Under the plan, the government would move about 400 wooden boats of 30 tonnes or more to Natuna by the end of October.
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"You should always be mindful of walkways and how you move about space and tailor your layout to preserve the flow," Wood said.
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Now, with the novel coronavirus forcing many of us to reconsider how we move about our cities and towns, it has become essential.
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They typically move about 41 yards a day, or less than half the length of a football field, according to the World Wildlife Fund.
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Elsewhere in the world, AI is helping governments pioneer systems of surveillance and law enforcement that constantly track citizens as they move about society.
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"They have already penetrated certain counties in the state and they now have free rein to move about," Nelson told the Tampa Bay Times.
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In short order, times changed and those behaviors are now so commonplace, these companies are transforming how people travel and move about the world.
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On average, millennials move about every two years, compared to boomers who say they typically have moved every six years, according to survey respondents.
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Heavy-duty trucks move about 70 percent of the freight crossing the United States, burning almost 2.7 million barrels of oil every single day.
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Satellite tracking that shows exactly how elephants move about (see map) can be used to steer decisions concerning land use in ways that help pachyderms.
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The declining health of Jean, 80, left her unable to safely move about, and her husband, 81, spent much of his time caring for her.
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The company has built self-flying drones that can move around a set area and detect/record intruders or move about to physically stop them.
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It's also easy to move about the cabin, with seats that fold without any hassle and create large passageways for the kids to pile through.
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The simplest and most popular model holds that dark matter is made of weakly interacting particles that move about slowly under the force of gravity.
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Earlier this month, UBS and HSBC warned that they could each move about 1,000 jobs out of the U.K. as they prepare for trading disruption.
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Travelers are tracked by officials as they move about the airport, and once they board, a small team of marshals follows them onto the plane.
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He's so patient with me and really understands that I have to practice a move about a million times before I feel comfort with it.
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During the lock-out students will be free to move about the building but no guests or visitors will be allowed to enter the building.
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The US military plans to move about 4,000 of the 19,000 Marines from Okinawa to the US territory of Guam from 2024 to 2028. Adm.
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"Male privilege allows men to be free to move about in public without threat of harassment," a woman, 54, told Pew, which published responses anonymously.
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To keep guests safe and make it easier to move about, Ms. Treynet suggests hanging bistro lights from trees and placing solar lights along walkways.
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"They are free to move about most of the day" within the confines of their block, Colonel Yamashita testified at the war court last year.
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Madams coach the girls to say they are older, so that they are sent to Italy's main reception centers, where migrants can move about freely.
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This technique makes for uncanny images in which distressed people move about like the figures you see in dreams, indistinct but full of ghostly presence.
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It should also be a reminder to consumers that data collected by fitness apps reveal a lot about you and how you move about the world.
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As dancers carrying large swatches of blue fabric move about the stage in an ethereal performance, a poised Cravalho flawlessly sings the full song several times.
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The trains move about modeled countries like Switzerland, Germany and the U.S., as well as Las Vegas and Mt. Rushmore, with an incredible attention to detail.
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"Which is more than the White House," he points out, admitting that Secret Service staffers need ample room on the White House roof to move about.
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The air it pushes down is directed by four sets of two fins, independently controlled so that the Fleye can hover and move about the room.
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The Game is free to move about the country without fear of the U.S. Marshals swooping in on him -- he just got an arrest warrant dropped.
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After SDF breached the old city wall they were able to move about 1,500 feet past the wall into two foothold areas in the old city.
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Having the ability to move about untethered plays a huge role here, especially since you know that the virtual walls match up with the physical ones.
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McConnell didn't give any guidance when he made the move about why he was making the request or when the Senate would come back into session.
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McConnell didn't give any guidance when he made the move about why he was making the request or when the Senate would come back into session.
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My family chose to move about a year after her death, and my aunt, sister, and I took it upon ourselves to go through her belongings.
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Mongolia is a pastoral democracy where herders are free to move about the countryside, and will still move 100-plus kilometers in search of animal fodder.
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"I knew we still had time," Moss said, and the Patriots did: 29 seconds to move about 40 yards and into Stephen Gostkowski's field-goal range.
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Meanwhile, a similar Missouri program has waived an estimated $151 million in taxes to persuade companies to move about 5,500 jobs across the border from Kansas.
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The company is also a pioneer in Bluetooth beacons, tiny devices used by retailers which glean data from phones as people move about in public spaces.
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But the paper has scaled down to probably one-tenth of that space, he said, and plans to move about a half-mile east this summer.
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As photons from the star bounce off the mirror, momentum is generated, allowing the star system to move about 100 light years over 230 million years.
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If opera singers are expected to fully memorize their parts, move about the stage and interact with other performers, Ms. Woolf argued, so could string players.
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They show how Son has emerged as one of the power players trying to influence how people and goods move about the world in the coming decades.
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According to the Chicago Tribune, rides on the Loop will probably cost around $25 and the system will be able to move about 2,000 passengers per hour.
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The sleek pieces have spinner wheels for multidirectional use and come with ergonomic aluminum telescoping handles, both of which help travelers move about an airport with ease.
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Stemrad's chief technologist, Gideon Waterman, said the vest needed to combine density with flexibility to protect astronauts while enabling them to move about as freely as possible.
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On Wednesday, two of the world's biggest banks, UBS and HSBC, said they could each move about 1,000 jobs out of London to prepare for Brexit disruption.
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HSBC, UBS and Morgan Stanley have decided to move about 1,000 staff each from London in the next two years, according to sources familiar with their plans.
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The camera, which is small enough to wear on your lapel, will capture the location as you move about the world and take pictures in different places.
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I'm scared that when I feel like I've recovered, I'll move about the world like I've already had COVID-19 and then I'll contract it for real.
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It's just the broad pattern of how white Americans move about this land, and perhaps that's the definition of a privilege that is increasingly being called out.
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That also makes it a lot friendlier to people who'd like to move about the city in business attire without showing up for meetings covered in sweat.
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Last year, the detention center on Nauru was turned into an open camp, with refugees and asylum seekers free to move about the 8-square-mile island.
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The distance began to pose a serious problem when his father's liver cancer spread through his body and left him unable to move about on his own.
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Some also were frail, according to a numerical scale first developed for people that considers weight, strength, endurance, and how often and rapidly the animals move about.
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Or — and here's what Instagram actually wants — you can opt in to "auto status," which will refresh your status throughout the day as you move about your life.
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The U.S.-listed shares of Petrobras, Brazil's state-owned oil giant, gained 7.6 percent, while Brazilian mining firm Vale SA saw its stock move about 5.6 percent higher.
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HSBC, UBS and Morgan Stanley have decided to move about 1,000 staff each from London in the next two years, sources familiar with their plans have told Reuters.
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That said, the market has only recently been going through a standard seasonal correction and should move about 15 percent higher from here until next May or June.
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While announcing plans to move about $6900 million toward Zika efforts, Obama's top health and budget leaders lashed out at Congress for ignoring their $2628 billion funding request.
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Unlike senior generals and party secretaries who cluster around Mr. Kim taking notes, Ms. Kim often appears in state news photographs able to move about on her own.
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"They have already penetrated certain counties in the state, and they now have free rein to move about," the Democratic senator told The Tampa Bay Times on Wednesday.
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But they are free to move about the country like anybody else, and they sometimes land in places like Fresno that are not exactly prepared for their arrival.
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At the time Mr. Matsumura disappeared, people living in Manzanar were free to move about as they pleased and had been told by government officials they could leave.
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Have you ever thought, while watching a dancer move, about her axis of rotation, her surface area with respect to the floor or her changes in gravitational potential?
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Corrections records indicate the men are in "residential treatment facilities" — housing where residents are able to move about freely to seek jobs, visit family and pursue educational opportunities.
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By simplifying the design, using a pair of one-piece silicon fins powered by just two servo motors, the robot can move about underwater without any cords or tethers.
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Watching her move about the kitchen with a glass of wine in hand while checking on the various side dishes, gender dysphoria was far from both of our minds.
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The arm is mounted on a steel gantry which lets it move about in three dimensions, covering a volume 30 metres long, 3.5 metres wide and 1.5 metres deep.
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They are hampered by the Israeli occupation when they try to build, or run businesses, or move about; 3G telephony on Palestinian networks, despite Israeli promises, has not materialised.
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Those landers need to then move about a third of a mile on the surface of the Moon, and relay back images and video of its journey to Earth.
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If gold doesn't move about $1,300, this is going to be "just another relief rally" for gold, and a continuation of a longer-term downward-sloping trend since 2011.
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"But maybe you could have some seats that are mainly for takeoff and landing, and then allow passengers to move about the airplane in a different way," he said.
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Bottom line: Kroger shares are expected to move about 6 percent in either direction on Thursday before the market opens, a relatively small move when compared with recent reports.
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CNBC reported this week that the company plans to move about half of its employees in the sales and trading division in New York and London to backup locations.
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The S-300 missiles are mounted on a truck in tubes, giving the weapons the look of a logging truck and an ability to move about to avoid attacks.
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Brooke Burke and David Charvet are free to move about Malibu as single people -- they've finally hammered out their divorce and they're both walking away with plenty of assets.
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Biogen is expected to move 4.2 percent, Gilead could see a move of 3.9 percent, Celgene is expecting a 3.3 percent move, and Vertex could move about 3.2 percent.
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This creates a sleep system that allows campers to freely move about in their sleep and to settle into more natural positions — it's unlike anything else on the market.
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"In the other direction - inside Syria - we can only move about 15 km (9 miles) away from the camp," before getting dangerously close to the insurgent infighting in Idlib.
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While this $1.5 billion product has a decent-sized correlation to the VIX's daily moves, it tends to move about half as much as the VIX on a given day.
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His camerawork tends to fixate squarely on his characters' faces as they move about the setting with very levels of pain, sorrow, or sanity coming through in the actor's expression.
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Welcome to one of Europe's biggest infrastructure projects: an ambitious scheme to encircle Paris with a new metro loop, and shift the way people think and move about the capital.
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These days, the locals can't freely move about to fish and farm without fear of being snatched off the street by Muslim terrorist thugs who raise money from the kidnappings.
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"They have already penetrated certain counties in the state and they now have free rein to move about," he told the Tampa Bay Times before a campaign event in Tampa.
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Since then, the administration has been forced to move about a half-billion dollars from an existing fund meant to fight Ebola in order to jump-start the Zika response.
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Capitol Hill is a uniquely accessible place for reporters, who have free roam of hallways around the House and Senate floors and just about anywhere lawmakers move about the complex.
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Still others, like Christina Kerby, have been shamed for buying lunch in public, even after they were cleared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to move about freely.
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The central bank hiked rates a notch in mid-March, its second tightening in three months, and it plans to move about twice more this year according to its forecasts.
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This is one of several videos I made with Show of Force, a production company, as part of a project called Humanity on the Move about the global refugee crisis.
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Instead of tripping over bottles and loofahs in tight quarters in your shower, you can move this tiered shower caddy into the somewhat-awkwardly-shaped corner and move about freely.
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According to a report by the Financial Times, Deutsche Bank could over time move about three quarters of its estimated 600 billion euros ($0003 billion) in assets from London to Frankfurt.
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She's been traveling by train for almost two decades and enjoys the freedom to move about, her own space on the train, and the friendships she makes while traveling by rail.
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According to a report by the Financial Times, Deutsche Bank could over time move about three quarters of its estimated 600 billion euros ($683.76 billion) in assets from London to Frankfurt.
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According to a report by the Financial Times, Deutsche Bank could over time move about three quarters of its estimated 600 billion euros ($700 billion) in assets from London to Frankfurt.
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And they can engage with the outside world through news, blogs, streaming platforms, and email, even if they are no longer able to move about as easily as they once could.
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I don't have the space to really stand in my place, at least not with the intention to properly move about, to swing an arm—it's all been relatively small movements.
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He has attempted to post $10 million in properties as his bail several times since his initial arrest in late October, so he could move about more freely, to no avail.
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Perhaps their mother dreamed of a world where her daughters could move about freely, be educated in a school system that recognizes the equality of girls and live a peaceful life.
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The Yankees announced the move about an hour after Friday's game for the former National League home run leader who struck out 70 times in 187 at-bats during 57 games.
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If Boeing enters the segment, it is expected to make a more comfortable wide-body jet, which could have wider seats, and more room to move about during a long flight.
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The Iranians have behaved poorly for 40 years, so it's not the case that any particular response has allowed the Iranians to think they have freedom to move about the cabin.
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Using the Oculus Rift's Touch controllers, the game lets you move about its weightless environments just like an astronaut would, using your hands to push and pull off of objects around you.
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My daughters and their husbands have little interest in the boat; they manage to move about in the water, on kayaks or canoes or paddleboards, without the benefit of an outboard motor.
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Allowing people to move about their cities cheaply, efficiently, and quickly makes cities more productive and better places to live and has numerous knock-on public health, environmental, social, and economic effects.
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Now that he is no longer a priest, his conviction to a life of seclusion has been lifted and he may move about freely, but the church will no longer support him.
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The mice stayed on the same diet for three months — estimated to be the equivalent of roughly nine human years — while being allowed to eat and move about their cages at will.
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The villagers of Bogribail want the stonecrushers to move about 200 meters (650 feet) further from the village, and IRB to build a windbreaking wall and water sprinkler to contain the dust.
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But at least the roughly 2,700 police and Army officers were able to move about the vast territory, 90 percent of it mountainous or semi-mountainous, to secure it from Taliban inroads.
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The Pentagon has informed Congress of its plans to move about a dozen Guantánamo Bay inmates to at least two countries as part of President Obama's plan to shutter the detention center.
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He had lost an unsettling amount of weight, and fans on message boards described him as looking emaciated and weak, requiring assistance to move about, and rapping while seated in a wheelchair.
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It wasn't until the nearly 653-year-long war came to an end in 2009, and many landmines laboriously cleared, that Watson and Kittle were able to readily move about Wilpattu again.
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Unexpected to him, a couple lives in the home, and as they move about each other, we feel compelled to peek in the young man's unfurling rabbit hole of paranoia towards the inhabitants.
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In these camps, immediate needs are met, but refugees are denied a chance to legally work, practice professions, run businesses, own property, choose their place of residence, move about freely or become citizens.
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Two of Europe's biggest banks warned on Wednesday that they could each move about 1,000 jobs out of London as they prepare for expected disruption caused by Britain's exit from the European Union.
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The latest sign of a world gone mad for battery-powered cars comes from a company few consumers know by name, but whose products millions rely on to move about their daily lives.
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The company estimated that it would have to move about 6 terawatt-hours of electricity from fossil fuel-fired power plants to sources like wind and solar to comply with its new promise.
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Caterpillar, currently based in Peoria, Illinois, cited recruiting and access to a global transportation hub as factors in the decision to move about 300 senior executives and staff to Chicago, starting this year.
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The bank said Tuesday that in the first half of 0003 it will move about 1,100 employees out of its space at One Court Square, one of the most recognizable towers outside Manhattan.
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And "nurture" has become shorthand for our capacity for change, our ability to be shaped by circumstances, other people, and ourselves, to wiggle and move about within that path, or even escape it.
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"They have already penetrated certain counties in the state and they now have free rein to move about," Nelson told the newspaper, which posted an audio recording of the interview on its website.
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This slender flexible hose weighs scarcely more than three pounds, so you can move about with ease while using it, distributing water anywhere you need up to 50 feet away from the source.
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The approximately 65 million migrants on the move, about one-third of them refugees, will find shelter and dignity scarce as xenophobic nationalism moves into the political mainstream across Central Europe and elsewhere.
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On any other morning, I would know when my neighbors began to move about their houses, when the Aramco buses would begin their morning loops around the smooth asphalt streets of the compound.
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Felicity Huffman is free to move about the country, but that's it -- she had to hand over her passport Tuesday before she was released following her arrest in the college admissions bribery scam.
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The bank is expected to move about 50 investment bankers to Germany, 50 to Madrid, and up to 150 more to other European Union hubs including Luxembourg in the event of a hard Brexit.
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The homemade prosthetics allowed her to move about more easily, and helped her learn how to balance, shortening a two-week process to a single day when she was fitted with her new legs.
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Ana Soto, 72, was taken from her home in the town of Maracaibo on Thursday, with the alleged kidnappers making their move about 15 minutes after Diaz left the house, according to the BBC.
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The publishers have proved successful at identifying licensed characters that would move about 5,000 or 10,000 issues per month in comic book stores, said Jonathan Jackson Miller, a writer who analyzes comic book sales.
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Protesters 'ready to keep going' The $3.7 billion pipeline project would move about 470,000 barrels of crude oil daily from two North Dakota oil fields to an existing crude oil market near Patoka, Illinois.
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One by one, the guests pass through, having received no instructions other than that they can move about freely and speak to whomever they encounter in the underground world they are about to enter.
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Her lab studies reinforcement learning, a type of artificial intelligence that's used, among other things, to help virtual characters ("half cheetah" and "ant" are popular) teach themselves how to move about in virtual worlds.
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"Technically speaking, I see a potential bull flag that we had a move about late last year and it's been consolidating," Bill Baruch, president of Blue Line Futures, told CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Tuesday.
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"If you see a move to the upper end of that channel, that can put this stock up toward about $160, maybe $165 — an implied move about 3% around the earnings announcement," said Johnson.
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The visitors reportedly did not encounter the minders who are usually assigned to visitors in the North and were free to move about on the premises of the hotel, one South Korean official added.
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Sure there was no huge battle, only a couple dragon-related deaths, and characters seem to move about the continent as if they have cars, but a lot of things still happened underneath the surface.
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The Vive, however, is a spatial experience right off the bat; the controllers together with the two included base stations are designed to let you move about freely within a 15 x 15-foot space.
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"We have demand for 22016,210 bpd and we can move about a fifth of that," said Jarrett Zielinski, chief executive of Torq Energy Logistics, an Alberta company that owns rail loading facilities and 22013 trucks.
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Carl's death feels devastating and huge, even if his flashback scenes where he sprouted his newfound zen philosophy were bad (and way too obviously foreshadowing; Walking Dead has pulled this move about a zillion times).
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Last month, a UN official briefed the Security Council about the deteriorating humanitarian conditions and large swaths of the population on the move, about 209,000 inside the country and more than 400,000 to neighboring nations.
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The little robots had a limited repertoire of behaviors: they were programmed to move toward light, and, when they bumped into an obstacle, to move about in random directions until they found a way forward.
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The Department of Interior announced in July that it would leave just 61 BLM employees in the capital and move about 300 other Washington-based employees to offices closer to the public lands they manage.
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The Department of Interior announced in July that it would leave just 6900 BLM employees in the capital and move about 2628 other Washington-based employees to offices closer to the public lands they manage.
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We are now providing an opportunity for travelers with reduced mobility to have a sense of independence as they move about the airport and get from point A to point B as smoothly as possible.
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Meanwhile, new numbers continue to show a grim economic future in post-Brexit UK. Banks are expected to move about $24 trillion out of the country and an estimated 20173,22017 finance jobs will follow. 21.7.
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Line 4000, which can move about 740 million cubic feet per day (MMcfd), has since returned to service but at a reduced capacity of around 270 MMcfd, according to a report by California regulators in July.
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The tracking system, called WorldSense, has 6 degrees-of-freedom so users can move about freely instead of more limited platforms like Cardboard and Daydream which only allow users to look around from a fixed point.
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The spectators were told we could move about, but the house was packed — there had been a long line out the door of people hoping extra seats would be made available — and we were quickly riveted.
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Two of Europe's biggest banks, HSBC and UBS, had warned on Wednesday that they could each move about 1,000 jobs out of London, while Germany's Handelsblatt newspaper reported U.S. investment bank Goldman Sachs had similar plans.
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The South Korean visitors to Pyongyang did not see one-on-one trackers that usually follow visitors in the North and were free to move about on the premises of the hotel, the first official added.
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Thus they are enabled to enjoy the antics of Charlie Chaplin and other heroes and heroines of the 'movies,' like their more fortunate comrades, who can move about and attend the ordinary type of cinema entertainment.
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DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters) - Two of Europe's biggest banks warned on Wednesday that they could each move about 1,000 jobs out of London as they prepare for expected disruption caused by Britain's exit from the European Union.
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In addition, the administration is looking to move about $6.1 billion from Pentagon accounts, including $2.5 billion from counter-drug programs and $3.6 billion in military construction funds, to build the president's long promised border wall.
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Lindsay Schwartz, an associate vice president at the National Center for Assisted Living, an industry group, said facilities must balance safety with allowing people with dementia to move about as freely as possible and to socialize.
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Boeing (BA) plans to move about 2,500 positions to other sites, cut 500 jobs, and close two facilities by the end of 2020 as part of an effort to operate its Defense, Space & Security business more efficiently.
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Those documents become even more crucial in a red state like Ohio, where Clark said her clients are also worried about whether they will be able to safely move about the country, or even just the state.
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These days, the concept of location data refers more to this ubiquitous form of customer- or user-location data as consumers move about within their homes, within stores, within and across cities, and all over the globe.
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This legislation is especially important for members of Congress, because while they are protected by Capitol Police while on the Capitol campus, they are still citizens who move about the city as part of their daily lives.
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The options market is implying a nearly 3 percent move in either direction for Citigroup, while JPMorgan and Wells Fargo are both expected to move about 2.25 percent, and PNC has an implied move of 2 percent.
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"When you go to move about the boat, you can't tell me there isn't a fraction of a second where you're not clipped in," she said in a phone interview from her home in England last week.
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"The actual point of protest is to disrupt how we move about our daily lives," Wade Davis, a former professional football player and a black activist who often works with athletes, said in an interview last week.
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You won't have to worry about ever tripping over the new Milwaukee M18's power cord as you move about your workshop because the handheld vacuum instead draws power from the same batteries the brand's power tools use.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States is poised to move about 1,000 U.S. troops from northern Syria amid an ongoing Turkish incursion into the region, Defense Secretary Mark Esper said on Sunday, calling the situation "untenable" for U.S. forces.
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Google hopes that suggesting the right music at the right time will make the service seem smarter and more useful, but it will also highlight just how much Google is tracking you as you move about your world.
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I don't have to worry that I'm standing in the right spot for the other person to see me — I can just move about freely and know that they will be able to see and hear me without issue.
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According to this theory, even if you are free in the liberal sense, that is, you can move about and live without restriction, if you do so at the discretion of someone else, then you are not really free.
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Moreover, if individuals have rights, then they have every right to move about freely, traveling and settling anywhere they please just as long as they do so peacefully, confining themselves to cooperative and consensual activities in their new homes.
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The Financial Times reported earlier on Sunday, citing people familiar with the thinking of the bank's executives, that Deutsche could eventually move about three-quarters of its estimated 600 billion euros in capital back from London to its headquarters.
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"We hope that many people from Barcelona continue to choose our service and, in doing so, take back their right to choose how to move about their city," Cabify founder and CEO Juan de Antonio said in a statement.
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As much as these stories appeal to women, they also seem designed to keep them in a state of anxiety, to exaggerate the dangers they face, and even to call into question their freedom to move about the world.
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The issues hit home for Hall, who is now a permanent employee but was recently forced to move about four hours away when she transferred from GM's Lordstown Assembly plant in Ohio, which was idled in March, to Flint.
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Staley addressed questions over the bank's moves to bolster its European Union operations in the wake of the U.K.'s vote to leave the common market, including its plan to move about 40 investment banking jobs to Frankfurt, Germany.
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Anonymous black people — wherever they may actually live, and whatever their profession — therefore move about civil society with a deficit of credibility in comparison with their white counterparts, who are given a "pass" as decent and law-abiding citizens.
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The result is that we empty our stomachs (getting rid of the poison) and we lie down and feel zero desire to move about (preventing us from plummeting to our deaths from whatever high limb we might be swinging from).
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At least once per day, and more if you're spending a lot of time in VR. Basically: as soon as you find yourself getting tangled up in the cord, or tugging on it as you move about, it's time to untangle.
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Boeing Co. plans to move about 2,500 positions to other sites, cut 500 jobs, and close two facilities by the end of 2020 as part of an effort to operate its Defense, Space & Security business more efficiently, the company said Tuesday.
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HSBC and UBS have warned that they could each move about 1,000 jobs out of London Meanwhile, Goldman Sachs was also reported to halve its London workforce to 3,000 and move its key operations to New York and continental Europe.
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The other big-name stock index ETF, the Standard & Poor's 220 (SPY), contains 2000 stocks versus the Dow's 225, but tends to move about the same as the Dow over time, since it also is composed of large-cap issues.
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In June 2015, the bank said it would move about 4,000 back office workers from five buildings in the City to one in Canary Wharf in the east of the capital, where much of Britain's financial sector is now based.
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The fact that New Jersey bears are crepuscular—that is, they move about before sunrise and after sunset, and spend the rest of the day in a swamp—has more to do with sheer intelligence than it does with nature.
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That means obvious hot spots (arm rests, tray tables, in-flight magazines) and less-obvious ones like aisle seats, which people use to steady themselves as they move about the cabin, frequently on their way to and from a lavatory.
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Other highlights from the festival include the premiere of Tiffany Mills's "After the Feast," a fearful look at the destruction of the environment, and Cardell Dance Theater's "Supper, People on the Move," about the refugee crisis and consequences of migration.
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Nor did they cordon off the area to preserve any evidence: As family and friends streamed in to console Palomba that morning, officers allowed them to move about the house freely, potentially contaminating whatever evidence the assailant may have left behind.
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Although any reallocation is expected to take several years, if the proposed change from 60 percent to 70 percent in equities was made today, the fund would move about $90 billion away from government bonds, which are dragging on its performance.
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"It's easier to bring him in now when he's a public person who's free to move about the country with limitations than it is to bring him in with a U.S. Marshall escort, the Bureau of Prisons and shackles," he said.
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And in particular, if the new really big supermarket chain could gain superior bargaining leverage with suppliers and lay off redundant workers, that wasn't just okay, it was good — evidence that the merger was a pro-consumer move about realizing efficiencies.
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These soft robots would flop on the surface and move about in ways that won't result in them sinking into the debris or getting stuck; in the meantime, they can grab samples and test them or eject them to a waiting orbiter.
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The device, known as Portal, comes in $199 and $349 versions and its signature feature is a wide-angle camera that automatically keeps users in focus as they move about a room, Facebook hardware executives told Reuters in a meeting last week.
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In future randomized experiments, Dr. Diaz and his colleagues hope to better parse how often and how much people need to move during breaks in order to lessen sitting's risks, and whether standing by itself is effective or we must move about.
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And what gets sacrificed, at least on the page, is freedom: in these sections, the reader feels less able to move about within his argumentation and test his propositions, and is instead hemmed in by an atmosphere of political certainty and utopian fervor.
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The group is using design thinking to develop a digital mapping tool that uses GPS-like software to understand how patients, doctors and nurses move about and interact in the emergency room, with the aim of improving communication and decreasing wait times.
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Death row inmates now have "more access to phone calls, contact visits as opposed to non-contact visits, more time out of their cells and are no longer escorted by staff as they move about the capital case housing units," the statement read.
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The rising numbers of dead in Bergamo, which is about 2000 miles northeast of Milan and home to about 217,22020 people, have far exceeded the daily capacity of the city's crematorium, prompting authorities to move about 60 bodies to other regions Wednesday night.
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Yet only a year later, the government embarked on Operation Cleanup, in which soldiers and the police arrested over 6,000 women — whose ranks included former combatants — after claiming that the women were prostitutes because they had dared to move about unaccompanied after nightfall.
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One segment shows how people work to rationalize and predict the behavior that leads to death; the other uses the technology that catalogues city spaces and records the manner in which people move about it, thereby foreseeing how heavily trafficked the cityscapes are.
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L.L. Bean didn't mention any intent to actually keep track of users' locations as they move about in the brand's clothes, though it would probably be advisable to wait and see exactly what permissions the app asks for on launch before biting on that discount.
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With millions of tourists visiting its theme parks around the world each year, it makes sense that Disney would want to track how visitors move about its attractions to help minimize lines and crowds and also to provide a unique experience for each guest.
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"He is free to move about and has expressed his desire to leave the state, all procedures were facilitated for him without any obstruction," the official said in a statement carried by the UAE state news agency WAM, giving no details of his destination.
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While the high-end VR headsets are most easily categorized by their ability to play more graphically intense titles, their ability to integrate positional tracking so users can move about freely is a feature coming to more low-end all-in-one headsets moving forward.
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If all goes to plan, the Starliner, which is mounted aboard a sub-scale test stand in New Mexico at the White Sands Missile range for this test, should reach a height of 4,500 feet and move about 7,000 miles away from the launch site.
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The recent tendency of Customs and Border Patrol to start policing the northern border as aggressively as it monitors southern Texas has shed light on the basic conflict between aggressive border enforcement and American citizens' right to move about the country as free people.
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She could no longer move about like a civilian, but she got the one thing she'd wanted all along and hadn't managed to achieve before they moved into the White House: The family could finally spend more time together because they lived above the office.
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The New York Times Opinions desk this week revealed that it had obtained a massive cache of location data that included 50 billion"pings"representing the detailed locations of 12 million Americans, as captured by their smartphones as they move about their daily lives.
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Nils J. Nilsson, a computer scientist who helped develop the first general-purpose robot and was a co-inventor of algorithms that made it possible for the machine to move about efficiently and perform simple tasks, died on Sunday at his home in Medford, Ore.
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In order to makes its easy policy more sustainable, the BOJ had tweaked its yield-curve control (YCC) scheme -under which it guides long-term rates around zero percent- and decided to allow the yield to move about 20 basis points on either side of the target.
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I dare you to watch the testimony and not be moved by the words of people like Parnell Diggs of the National Federation of the Blind, who are counting the days until they can safely move about their cities by themselves, without any assistance at all.
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It is expected to move about 1,000 staff involved in trading products, such as European stocks, that are regulated by the EU. HSBC's global banking and markets division, which houses those roles, made a $384 million profit in the UK in 2015, a company filing showed.
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In other words, prior knowledge of the layout of the motion sensors, door sensors and base station in the customers home and a rehearsal of how to move about the home would be necessary to confidently select a strength that will both jam and not be detected.
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Even when it was pointed out that Jews (who were obviously worse and more dangerous) sometimes were free to move about, the English found the prospect of a freely roaming Turk so astonishing and obviously unsanitary to the body politic that the topic was temporarily set aside.
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Steve Tsang, the director of the China Institute at SOAS University of London, acknowledged its use as a political tool but cautioned against considering the early closures a curfew though, as some protesters have started labeling it, since people are still free to move about the city.
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In order to makes its easy policy more sustainable, the BOJ had tweaked its yield-curve control (YCC) scheme -under which it guides long-term rates around zero percent- and decided to allow the yield to move about 22016 basis points on either side of the target.
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In the past 12 months, autonomous vehicles have pushed into the public consciousness like never before, thanks to technical advances and pilot projects that have revealed both that these vehicles aren't so far off as many might think, and that their potential to reshape how humans move about.
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It's also encourages you to continuously share your location and other intimate details with friends, I wrote here for The Verge: Or — and here's what Instagram actually wants — you can opt in to "auto status," which will refresh your status throughout the day as you move about your life.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE said Wednesday he may move about 85033,000 U.S. troops in Europe to Poland.
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I was disturbed to find out after the fact that while blindfolded by the ungainly mask of the virtual reality visor, the real curtain before which I stood was pulled back, so that others waiting their turns could watch me gesture and move about on the fantasy stage.
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For some time, Ron Janowich has been working with multiple glazes to produce jet-black surfaces that are nearly mirror-like, and Carrie Yamaoka, using poured pigmented urethane and other resins on reflective mylar, prompts the viewer to move about in search of a particularly advantageous vantage point.
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Unless Congress steps in to legislate privacy protections that respond to the rapid-fire advancement of technologies like the iPhone X, Apple users' ability to move about anonymously and without the threat of criminal liability could hinge on private sector profit margins and (let's hope) the integrity of corporate officers.
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Recently, a subpoena issued by Letitia James, New York's attorney general, one of 33 directed at various investment firms and overseas accounts purported to do business with various Sacklers, produced evidence that one Sackler family member had used wire transfers to move about $1 billion from Purdue into several accounts.
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In the forest, orphans learn what to eat, where to find it, what other animals they share the forest with, how to climb and move about in the trees, to cope with weather, to not get lost in the forest, and how to make nests to rest and sleep in trees. 3.
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To build a mound, termites move vast quantities of mud and water; in the course of a year, eleven pounds of termites can move about three hundred and sixty-four pounds of dirt (in the form of mud balls) and thirty-three hundred pounds of water (which they suck into their bodies).
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While he remains recognizable to soccer fans or others who spot him walking with his wife, the retired tennis champion Ana Ivanovic, Schweinsteiger said he found comfort in being able to move about his new city in ways that were often unrealistic in his previous soccer stops at Bayern Munich and Manchester United.
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"Putting droplets in another liquid with an ionic content can be used for breaking symmetry across them and allow them to move about freely in three dimensions, but so far we have not understood the fundamentals of how liquid metal interacts with surrounding fluid," offers Kourosh Kalantar-zadeh, the study's lead author, in the release.
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I was previously contributing to it aggressively, and have about $42,93 saved.)Cable & Internet: $160 Electric & Gas: $100Cell Phones: $0 (Both my husband and I are on my parents' family plan.)Netflix: $0 (We use my parents' account.)Savings: I move about $10,000 from our checking account into a savings account that yields 1.8% annually.
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The real power of school portraits, to me, is that we so often spend much of our lives attempting to disprove what we imagined they said about us — that we were weird or didn't understand humidity or couldn't use a flatiron or move about the world in the way in which we would like.
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HSBC CEO Stuart Gulliver has said it would probably move about 1,000 investment bankers to Paris if Britain quit the EU. That would affect a fifth of its 5,000 investment bankers in London - mainly those involved in operations linked to Mifid II, the EU market rules covering a range of products from derivatives trading to bond pricing.
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The advantages of safety, being able to avert some percentage of the 94 percent of crashes that are attributable to human factors, allow the elderly and people who have disabilities to have more freedom to move about, being able to help families that spend their second highest amount of money on transportation to capture some of those dollars back.
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The partners in the Nexus pipeline are Houston-based oil and gas pipeline company Spectra Energy and Michigan power and gas company DTE Energy Co. Atlantic Sunrise will move up to 1.7 bcfd of gas from Pennsylvania to the Carolinas, while Leach will move about 1.5 bcfd of Marcellus and Utica gas to U.S. Midwest and Gulf Coast markets.
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It uses muscles taken from the mouth of a sea slug connected to 3D-printed components to move about, and — when an external electrical current is applied to force the muscles to contract — can 'walk' at the extremely unhurried pace of 0.43 centimeters a minute in a form of locomotion similar to a turtle crawling up a beach.
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"Market sentiment as well as direction is likely to be influenced by macro factors such as oil prices, geopolitics and global economic developments," said Scahin Mohindra, portfolio manager at Invest AD. Changes to MSCI's indexes, due to take place on June 1, look set to determine passive fund flows in a few Gulf stocks on Wednesday, since passive funds generally move about a day before index changes.
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Word of the Day noun: a wanderer who has no established residence or visible means of support noun: anything that resembles a vagabond in having no fixed place adjective: wandering aimlessly without ties to a place or community adjective: continually changing especially as from one abode or occupation to another verb: move about aimlessly or without any destination, often in search of food or employment _________ The word vagabond has appeared in 25 articles on nytimes.
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Microsoft will let VR headset makers use similar built-in tracking that's found in the HoloLens, which is completely untethered from a PC and can "scan" your surroundings so you can move about freely in VR. While the Vive and Oculus Rift make you install a camera or laser emitters in your room to achieve that effect, the Windows headsets will be able to do it without an external accessories and for several hundred dollars cheaper.
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