Screw you, I reply, often out loud, and move faster.
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Politicians should move faster to reduce state support for coal.
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They have to move faster," Priebus told "Fox News Sunday.
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Given CBD's explosive growth, the FDA needs to move faster.
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Nothing makes a dad move faster than touching the thermostat.
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It creates an environment that allows us to move faster.
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"I'd like to see everyone move faster," Mr. Portman said.
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It will move faster when there are opportunities to do so.
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Primary waves move faster, but the average person wouldn't notice them.
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Goods move faster now, but they still cross radically different economies.
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The real question remains: How can we make this move faster?
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We must require the industry to move faster and more aggressively.
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I'm almost done but your support will make me move faster.
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The company had to move faster, Musk told his senior executives.
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However, MSCI has the flexibility to move faster if it wishes.
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I mean, I've never seen girls move faster in my life.
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You can often move faster if you know what you're doing.
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Did you expect progress to move faster in the wider culture?
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"Even the revolving doors move faster here than those in California."
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" Harmer added: "The Department of Defense would like to move faster.
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If we naruto run, we can move faster than their bullets.
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"His presence means the process will move faster," Mr. Daudzai said.
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As a board we did indeed push them to move faster.
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"I want to be able to move faster on innovation," Russakow says.
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These companies help athletes move faster, stay safer and ultimately perform better.
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"I think the internationalization of the yuan should move faster," Hu said.
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The biggest challenge is to move faster without cutting corners on security.
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Technology seems to move faster than our ability to respond to it.
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Lawmakers want the tech industry to move faster on improving employee diversity.
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My instinct throughout this has been that we've got to move faster.
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"Many more will die if the world does not move faster," he said.
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Our competitive advantage fundamentally as a startup is that we can move faster.
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We want to move faster in reviewing reported Tweets that share personal information.
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It's a practicality-based approach that helps things move faster in the kitchen.
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"We have to move faster, we have to work together," he said Wednesday.
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There's a common misconception that athletes dope to move faster or become stronger.
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China needs to move faster, even at the cost of greater turbulence today.
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How can companies put themselves in position to move faster but also better?
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Few things in tennis move faster and land harder than Ivo Karlovic's serves.
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Like the rest of the media, parodies of the media now move faster.
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Others in his village were also frustrated, hoping the government would move faster.
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The key is to have the response move faster than the frustration level.
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The scariest part of my job is ... Not being able to move faster.
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We have to streamline that system and move faster in the digital age.
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But CloudFlare hopes the change will be an incentive for browsers to move faster.
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Tasha: I just kept wanting that plotline to move faster, or have more twists.
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"It may help the police and may make it move faster," the spokesperson says.
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That means people have to own more, move faster, be willing to take risk.
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Walking down the street, he'd move faster than you, even in his tenth decade.
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GUYS, YOU HEARD IT FROM BILL HIMSELF SAYING THAT THEY NEED TO MOVE FASTER.
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Do they want to see us move faster — I'm sure — and we're moving faster.
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These handboards allowed users to move faster and have more control in the water.
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And pushing them to move faster will be difficult when the US is out.
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"I can't fast forward time and I can't make people move faster," she said.
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Secondly, businesses must move faster to transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources.
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Even so, changes could be made to the viewing experience, making the game move faster.
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Companies suddenly needed to move faster and to respond to customer needs much more quickly.
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"We think he wants to move faster than in the past," said PD Senator Alfieri.
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They're going to be able to sell more beer because you're going to move faster.
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People can move faster, but you're more likely to throw out your back or something.
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Some research suggests that higher tempo music makes people move faster—and even spend more.
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Maybe they'll provide the momentum for the House to move faster with its own bills.
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If we want a powerful Europe, it has to move faster and be more integrated.
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When it releases stuff, it should move faster to fix and improve what is wrong.
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I'm yet to fast travel anywhere, overriding machines to move faster across the varied terrain.
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"If things move faster, we'll expand to more cities, maybe one per year," he said.
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DroneSeed can move faster than many drone companies because it has a focused business plan.
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Those steps include passing laws to reform the bail system and making trials move faster.
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Where the liberty of American citizens is concerned, the courts can — and must — move faster.
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Oil and gas companies cannot move faster than technology, the market and public policy permit.
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Every morning we would wake up and keep asking ourselves how can we move faster?
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"I think that would allow the process to move faster than it would otherwise" Pierce says.
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Rather, the crowdworkers' judgement enables businesses to take on new opportunities, mitigate risks and move faster.
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Their scales help them move faster Basically, sharks are covered in teeth, even on the outside.
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" Elsewhere, Mattis said reforms were underway at the Pentagon to "move faster in research in engineering.
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Part of the reason for this is that computers move faster than other kinds of electronics.
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"As a board, we did indeed push them to move faster," it said in a statement.
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"We've got to move faster, we can't do the old school manual check out," he says.
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In New York, safety advocates have pressed Mr. de Blasio to move faster to improve streets.
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Juveniles "could move faster than adult T. rex because they were more lightly built," Woodward said.
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Meltwater also acts as a lubricant underneath a glacier, allowing it to move faster toward the sea.
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She said he also mockingly whipped her with his scarf as if to demand she move faster.
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They could move faster if asset-price bubbles emerge that are seen as dangerous to overall stability.
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Clearing houses should move faster to base their rules on SOFR, which would foster demand for derivatives.
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The company claims finished designs will move faster than 150 mph at altitudes up to 15,000 feet.
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They also have expedited court proceedings at the border that makes deportations move faster than on average.
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A 1.76 pound drone can now move faster than a Tesla at top speed in Ludicrous Mode.
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The notion was, if you wanted to dominate globally, you had to move faster than anyone else.
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"The Vortex" is free to play, but players can move faster through the game by buying equipment.
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Measles is contagious, devastating and will move faster than this type of limited and slow-paced legislation.
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Having that mandate before a recession will allow us to move faster as soon as it hits.
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"If we Naruto run, we can move faster than their bullets," the event description so sensibly explained.
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Whatever happens in this case, it has highlighted the need to move faster towards agreed and consistent standards.
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If it doesn't have mass, is it possible for it to move faster than the speed of light?
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We'd stick our tongues out at ourselves, make funny faces, or try to move faster than our reflections.
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The fresher lava is hotter and tends to move faster than the older lava that was unleashed earlier.
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Others said a concentration of bigger players, with more cash and better financing, could mean things move faster.
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"We can move faster than their bullets," the Facebook page says, hinting at Area 51's strong security.
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The Pentagon in recent years recognized the problem but needs to move faster to fill the defense gap.
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It's a trillion-dollar market ready for anything that might make these projects move faster, and cost less.
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NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. — Conservatives gathering this week just outside of Washington have a message for Congress: Move faster.
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Approximately 236 percent take motor-powered rigs, which move faster, shortening a full-length trip to seven days.
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Biking is safer, quicker, and more popular than ever, and buses still move faster than before congestion pricing.
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Having learned from its slow response to Ebola, the Obama administration is trying to move faster against Zika.
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" And governments, he writes, "need to move faster and start to catch up with the pace of technology.
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SO AGAIN, YOU KNOW, HE COULD BE RIGHT IN TERMS OF, YOU KNOW, WE MIGHT MOVE FASTER OR SLOWER.
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I snack on the peanut butter cups I bought earlier and try to mentally make the clock move faster.
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With Tesla (and Ford and GM) in the mix, Google will be forced to move faster and behave better.
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But when a jet goes supersonic, the aircraft starts to move faster than the soundwaves ahead of the plane.
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The payoff is that you'll spend less time stumbling around, and the added confidence will help you move faster.
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Like many large consumer-goods companies, Molson Coors has had to move faster to give consumers what they want.
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But the researchers noted that cyber actors likely have to move faster to avoid being detected as technology improves.
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So shouldn't/couldn't Facebook move faster on this stuff, especially when it's a clear-cut case like this one?
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We in Congress need to move faster than this latest virus and pass this legislation to keep Americans safe.
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Google said the acquisition will allow it to move faster in its efforts to develop new features for smartphones.
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"We have to move faster and go further," Rachel Brown, another member of the Illuminator said in a statement.
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But at least one Amazon executive seems to want the physical-stores team to move faster: CEO Jeff Bezos.
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Jake recalled yelling at co-workers to move faster, only to wonder what had come over him and apologize.
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" As David Andrews noted playfully in his 2015 pop culture rumination, "Why Does the Other Line Always Move Faster?
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For weeks, the President has publicly dismissed the probe, tweeting earlier this month that House Democrats should move faster.
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Shawn Robbins, chief analyst at BoxOffice Media, said that good reviews of original movies can move faster than ever.
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And for some activists, the A.F.L. has become an unlikely ally, showing how sports can move faster than politics.
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Basically, buses that get dedicated lanes, are exempt from certain traffic stops, and move faster than other city traffic.
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And as the blades move faster and faster through the ice, more friction is generated, which melts more water.
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The new fees, alongside the newly instituted policies around long-term storage, will help products move faster in Amazon's warehouse.
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This would allow the companies to throttle traffic from websites and allow other sites to move faster through paid prioritization.
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Sure, the best of the best will always be able to aim better, move faster, and out-maneuver their enemies.
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While Calder and Campbell each led the league through tumultuous periods of major change, things just move faster these days.
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"Our nation will move faster, fly higher, and soar proudly toward the next great chapter of American aviation" said Trump.
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This would allow glaciers to move faster into the sea, adding new water to the ocean and raising sea levels.
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While plastic might not seem like an optimal material, it helps the drone move faster when gliding through the skies.
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If that fear persuades victims and bystanders not to challenge elites, elites can move faster, making their power seem greater.
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Top players may even choose the least fuzzy ball to serve with on each point, since it would move faster.
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Lower oil prices have been "very opportunistic because it helped us move faster down the diversification strategy," Al Mubarak said.
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An annual report released in February said Germany's military must move faster to tackle persistent gaps in personnel and equipment.
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Yet as businesses continue to innovate and move faster to get things done, it's easy to overlook something like appreciation.
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The minutes portrayed some of the 12 presidents of regional reserve banks as increasingly ready to move faster on rates.
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"I want to see us move faster" on Messenger and WhatsApp, Zuckerberg said when talking about new sources of revenue.
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Google officially became Alphabet in October 2015, with the hope of allowing business units to operate independently and move faster.
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Liddell himself has acknowledged the slow pace of technology hires, saying in October he wished the administration would move faster.
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But sometimes scandals move faster than officials, or the central government allows journalists to expose the misdeeds of local governments.
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NTSB staff members have already recommended that California transportation officials move faster to repair highway safety barriers damaged by vehicles.
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But for Japan to stay solvent as it turns silver, he too must move faster than he has done thus far.
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Or conversely, the leaks about Amazon's plans have led bpost to move faster on closing and announcing its deal for Radial.
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This could mean Saudi Arabia entering MSCI's emerging market index in mid-2019, though MSCI can move faster if it wishes.
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Aiming to convince cities to move faster on 5G, Verizon is enlisting its consumers to do some work on its behalf.
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Fiat Chrysler has been working to move faster to address vehicle issues after being fined twice in 2015 by the NHTSA.
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Which also meant you had to move faster than the human reaction time or regulator reaction time or critic reaction time.
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But some will move faster ahead on clean energy and carbon reductions, occupying the leadership role vacated by the federal government.
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If that doesn't work, they can be put on a liquid diet or prescribed medications that make the intestines move faster.
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Barking at VA officials According to ProPublica, Perlmutter would "bark" at VA officials during phone calls, imploring them to move faster.
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As mentioned, there is a growing ecosystem of tools enabling app developers to move faster and do more with their apps.
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Despite his predicament, he has continued to read cases and recommend judgments, so that things will move faster when operations resume.
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The Department of Homeland Security is going to be able to move faster and more efficiently than a presidential advisory commission.
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"There's a certain part of the activist community, particularly outside of my district, that wants to see us move faster," Rep.
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He has met with the city schools chancellor, Richard A. Carranza, and personally asked him to move faster on desegregation policies.
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But the North Korean regime likely believes it's in a good position to resist U.S. pressure to move faster on denuclearization.
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Those cases can take years to finish, though the administration notes they move faster when the immigrants are still in detention.
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However, auto industry executives said last week that Washington had softened that demand in an effort to move faster toward a deal.
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Speed is essential when you're working online, and there aren't many routers that can make things move faster than D-Link's AC3200.
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And some studies suggest that the tempo, cadence, and bass of your music can help you move faster or feel more powerful.
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Synthace, a UK startup using open source technology to make process in biotechnology move faster, has raises a £7.3m Series A round.
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As you know, we are also continuing to flatten our management structure to help us communicate better, eliminate bureaucracy and move faster.
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However, the meeting minutes showed that already some Fed officials worried the central bank would have to move faster than previously expected.
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Paulson, who is also a former chairman and CEO of Goldman Sachs, added that China needed to move faster to promote competition.
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Also, the advisory report urged that the Pentagon move faster to cancel programs when necessary rather than allowing costs to be ignored.
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But did Tesla prod the legacy auto industry to move faster on practical, mass-market electric vehicles than it may have otherwise?
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Embark's focus is dedicated to highway driving right now, which is something it hopes will help it move faster than the competition.
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But I also remember being very impatient about wanting things to go faster in my career, and wanting people to move faster.
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And for the next decade, he believed technology would move faster than it did in the last century as certain technologies mature.
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If that doesn't work, patients are put on a liquid diet or given medicines that try to make the intestines move faster.
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Retailers point to financial ties between the banks and the companies that provide certification, saying there is no motivation to move faster.
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"We must move faster to address the more rapidly changing preferences and needs of our customers," Johnson said in a statement Tuesday.
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In a follow-up on May 29, Mr. Musk told employees that the company must move faster to hit its sales goal.
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It said a single cloud would let it move faster and with more security, a decision the Government Accountability Office later affirmed.
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I'm very rhythmic, so if I'm playing Sade in the background, I'll move slow, but if I'm playing DMX, I'll move faster.
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Local advocates for veterans wish the progress here at the campus, where homeless veterans still camp outside the gates, would move faster.
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Ways and Means Republicans welcomed the pact's consideration, but some expressed frustration that Democrats did not move faster to pass the deal.
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While they are giving up some security benefits, the private blockchains can move faster than Bitcoin, which has been plagued by delays.
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Those who aren't yet can learn to excel at decision-making, move faster and better, and truly differentiate themselves and their organizations.
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I would assume that with rising temperatures we will see more rainfall and if that is the case they will move faster.
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The authorities say they are trying to stop the spread of misinformation, which can move faster than their efforts to control it.
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Verification of the Origins of Rotation in Tornadoes EXperiment Why do tornadoes in the Southeast move faster than tornadoes in the Great Plains?
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The proposed takeover in 2014 had involved a "scheme of arrangement," a court-facilitated process that can move faster than a normal buyout.
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Because Fortnite's single map is smaller, and because characters move faster across it, games are nearly half the duration of standard PUBG matches.
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But there is a catch: unlike the truth, lies can be engineered to take advantage of that design and move faster and wider.
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But no leader, no matter how charismatic -- and Meshaal appears to be well above average -- can move faster than his or her base.
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It may also help the company move faster - and save money - as it focuses on new technologies such as virtual and augmented reality.
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But Zuckerberg has also pushed WhatsApp to "move faster " to grow its business base, despite scrutiny from the European Commission surrounding the company.
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The speed is possible because as soon as the rocket leaves the atmosphere, it can move faster than a normal plane, he says.
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The courts, however, have shown they're willing to move faster than normal if Democrats were willing to delay their timeline and chase Bolton.
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"The steps ... will allow us to move faster, reduce costs and be more responsive to changing customer expectations," Chief Executive Jeff Gennette said.
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The pace of enrollment continues to move faster than the past two open enrollment periods, as this table from Get Covered America shows.
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Read all about the car, and about how its first-of-its-kind two-speed gearbox will help it move faster, right here.
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Together, these actions will strengthen the economy and improve public health, while also helping the United States move faster toward its Paris commitment.
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The courts, however, have shown they're willing to move faster than normal if Democrats were willing to delay their timeline and chase Bolton.
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Third Point has demanded that Nestle move faster to overhaul its strategy and sell assets such as its stake in beauty business L'Oreal.
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For all of these reasons, we need a different editing system that allows us to move faster and produce different kinds of journalism.
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But in recent months, China has begun calling for easing the sanctions as an incentive for the North to move faster toward denuclearization.
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On Wednesday, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced changes to 14th Street in Manhattan to help buses move faster during the L train repairs.
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These days, markets move faster, and it's not uncommon to see startups move in just a few quarters from concept to scaling en masse.
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On an operative level, aesthetic decisions tend to move faster in collaborations because you can just quickly bounce the idea off the other person.
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Treat them as grown-ups, listen to their concerns and move faster to cushion the effects of change with transition funds and retraining schemes.
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Their research shows that when a pattern on a target moves in the same direction as the target, the target appears to move faster.
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The pressure gets to me as I need to move faster and faster, and I find myself making dumb mistakes at the worst moments.
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" Matthieu Orphelin, an En Marche MP who wants Macron to move faster on clean energy, said: "To be heard, you first have to listen.
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"If you see how far China's come since the eighties, it's moved a long way, but we would like to see it move faster."
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He countered Peltz's claims P&G is too insular, saying it is working to hire more outsiders, though could move faster in that regard.
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They move faster in the heat, and when they're hungry, said Michael Singer, an entomologist who studies the woolly bear caterpillar at Wesleyan University.
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But the researchers noted that cyber actors likely have to move faster to avoid being detected and blocked as security measures in cyberspace improves.
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"There is this hunger for Walmart to be bigger and move faster because [clients] want to diversify from an investment strategy perspective," she said.
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"We have a chance to move faster," said Califia Farms Chief Executive Greg Steltenpohl, among those who said he planned to attend the summit.
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Don't forget: It's not as if there's a lot of agreement among Republicans about how to proceed, even if they wanted to move faster.
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Many immigrants whose cases will now move faster and who would have sought pro bono counsel may also have to go to court unrepresented.
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The competition between the legacy industry and a whole variety of new players is pushing both sides to move faster in delivering that reality.
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I have argued before that the current energy transition may well move faster than previous transitions, precisely because it is driven by information technology.
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Administrative cases are typically smaller actions that move faster and do not involve the Justice Department, but can result in fines and injunctive relief.
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"The democratization of the spread of information can finally move faster than a powerful media mogul's attempts to bury it," she said by email.
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It takes a decent amount of internet bandwidth to download a game, so keeping other devices off the internet can help downloads move faster.
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So the agency, long dominated by a conservative engineering mind-set, has gotten little pressure from Washington to move faster on the energy transition.
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Paying by the month encourages students to move faster through their educations, and most are projected to graduate in 18 months, Mr. Jones said.
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" Matthieu Orphelin, an En Marche MP who wants Macron to move faster on clean energy, said: "To be heard, you first have to listen.
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"We can move faster than their bullets," the event page, which is clearly written with tongue in cheek, promises those who RSVP for September 20.
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"Our revitalization plan is designed to streamline the company, move faster, and free up resources to invest in our brands and our capabilities," he added.
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The vibrations move through the ice, but the high frequencies move faster than the low frequencies and reach your ears first, explains NPR's Skunk Bear.
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But Amazon is starting to move faster, and in the process its transforming from an e-commerce giant to a true, do-everything retail operation.
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Here, fans exploit all sorts of mechanics to make Link move faster — one common method involves whistling while mashing the sprint button to run infinitely.
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Thanks to a special adaptive algorithm, the better your score, the harder the game becomes: the ants move faster and the target area gets smaller.
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" He urged for the project to move faster — he implied the project was mired in a dead end, inventing new things that "are not needed.
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We're not a company that stands still; we are always looking at ways we can up the ante and move faster for the whole space.
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That, in turn, will shape the debate about whether the Fed may even need to move faster and further than expected with its monetary tightening.
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Every game also has finely tuned "acceleration speeds," meaning that the player's aim will move faster when they move the thumbstick closer to the edge.
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Plenty of women have no objection to the separate treatment at the airport, though; they say the segregated lines move faster than the unisex ones.
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But the narrow win puts pressure on the owner of Bounty and Tide to move faster in its turnaround and regain the support of investors.
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The move enabled it to move faster, gain more control of its data, make faster decisions, and cut costs by 20%, said CMO Jochen Koedijk.
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It said 'Every morning in Africa, a gazelle wakes up and it knows it must move faster than the lion or it will not survive'.
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Senators on Tuesday questioned why the island didn't move faster to enter into the mutual aid agreements, which traditionally cost less than private-sector work.
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As part of its effort to move faster, Veeva pushed its infrastructure to Amazon Web Services beginning in late 2017 and continuing through last year.
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Facebook says it needs to move faster to remove violent content [Kurt Wagner / Recode] Steve Ballmer unveiled USA Facts, a searchable economic database for America.
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At the same time, even enterprises now know that they have to move faster (and even they are starting to embrace the idea of microservices).
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"Introducing Kaleido to AWS customers is going to help customers move faster and not worryabout managing blockchain themselves, " Amazon Web Services said in a statement.
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Even when it comes to serving clients, traditional investment banks are finding themselves at a disadvantage to upstarts that move faster at a lower price.
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"While we are continuing to make progress, it is clear that we need to move faster to make improvements," Mr. Ells said in a statement.
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"In a global context we prefer US banks as rates are likely to move faster in the US and regulatory reform is a bigger driver."
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"Abstract identified this gap and is quickly becoming the go-to place for design teams who want to move faster and collaborate better," she says.
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With each circle, a terrible, stinging anguish built in me and I had to move faster and faster, each pass bringing up ever more wildness.
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The NTSB even issued an early recommendation to California officials back in September 21, telling them to move faster when it comes to repairing attenuators.
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He has privately fumed that not enough judges have been confirmed and told associates that he planned to push McConnell to move faster on nominations.
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Senators on Tuesday questioned why the island didn't move faster to enter into the mutual aid agreements, which traditionally cost less than private-sector work.
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While the report's few mentions of Mr. Xi are laudatory, it may add to arguments that he needs to move faster to fix economic problems.
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Recent data releases have spooked equity markets on fears that the Federal Reserve could move faster to tighten its monetary policy after years of stimulus.
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Britain's outgoing Prime Minister Theresa May announced the new emissions target earlier this month, saying the country needed to move faster to combat climate change.
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We can move faster, we have a younger demographic and a younger workforce, so I'll put myself up against them any day of the week.
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Campbell said while drone manufacturers would like to see the FAA move faster, the "nightmare scenario" would be if a drone crashed into a manned aircraft.
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"We realized and quickly agreed that the competitors will always be able to move faster and be willing to spend more money than you," Blecharczyk said.
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China's rise is leading to a major challenge to the U.S. and market watchers believe Silicon Valley will have to figure out how to move faster.
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A court in Hong Kong began hearing a case filed by the local government apparently aimed at blocking them, but the NPC wants to move faster.
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"We call it hands-on expertise and attitude to move faster and work closely with our trade partners, " he told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street " Friday.
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Their results were clear: muscles in the small and large intestine were more able to contract post-coffee, meaning things could move faster along the gut.
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Auto industry executives said last week that Washington had significantly softened this in an effort to move faster towards a deal in the next few weeks.
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"We must move faster to address the more rapidly changing preferences and needs of our customers" Starbucks Chief Executive Officer Kevin Johnson said in a statement.
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If the charge disappeared, the senators argue, people would check their bags instead, and queues would move faster as there would be fewer bags to screen.
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Last week, several groups, including Friends of the Earth, sued the environmental agency in an effort to compel it to move faster to develop the rules.
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In 20073, three years before the Citizens United decision, Justice Antonin Scalia, who died in February, urged him to move faster in deregulating campaign finance law.
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The single player (the boss) is buffed to have higher health, do more damage, have shorter cooldowns, move faster or a combination of those three things.
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And it is very possible that this story may force Mr. Blankfein to move faster to explicitly lay out a timeline than he had originally planned.
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Even so, liberals have been frustrated with the pace of the case and have repeatedly targeted Mr. Neal in recent months, urging him to move faster.
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So-called high frequency trading firms place trades in a fraction of a second, sometimes in a bet that they can move faster than bigger competitors.
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On matters of discretion, the administration can move faster, but there are limited places where current law gives the administration much power to quickly change course.
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Zuckerberg, influenced by the quick nature of writing code, always wants to move faster, to release beta versions of various projects, and to talk about them publicly.
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"It's just a fact in the legal field that people who are billing the most hours are going to move faster on the promotion track," she says.
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"We are hoping to help the good start-ups move faster and get recognition for their work while we also root out the bad ones," Gadelrab said.
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That means that floating plastic debris will move faster than the booms themselves, concentrating into a central area where ships would collect the trash once a month.
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"This is a bunch of Silicon Valley, hungry, really smart guys, and they just tend to move faster, think bigger than the rest of the automotive industry."
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If they agree upon it, they will circumvent the regular order again, allowing them to move faster than public awareness, and pass it before the backlash begins.
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Some critics have questioned why the FAA did not move faster, when European regulators issued an April 403 directive ordering similar CFM240-230B inspections within nine months.
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Randell said his first priority will be to look at whether the watchdog can move faster in such instances to avoid any perception of justice being delayed.
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P&G declined to comment on the ongoing proxy fight directly on its earnings call, but noted it has received investor feedback that it must move faster.
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Yet in Greenville, engineers in the design stages are encouraged to move faster in smaller steps, conduct more experiments, and be willing to fail and try again.
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They make their living from farming, but they put steel rather than rubber on the wheels of their tractors, since rubber tires, which move faster, are forbidden.
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The United States and other developed nations have a chance to act smarter, think bigger and move faster in addressing this crisis and preventing the next one.
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These NEOs are orbiting the sun, but they move faster than Earth and their orbits are less stable, so they could potentially come careening in our direction.
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A simple decision to hire, for example, took a very long time because we weren't comfortable spending money on hiring talented people to help us move faster.
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The floor was wet and a large crowd had gathered, including some prominent people such as Mr. Misra who were pressing for recovery efforts to move faster.
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Sessions told The Wall Street Journal that his letter came from a concern among lawmakers that the Trump administration needed to move faster in appointing new ambassadors.
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Carbon removal faces many other challenges including low government spending, competition for land, and a need to move faster than finance and technology may allow, experts admitted.
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You know, the merger is not a change in control, so a lot of people say the regulatories are going to move faster than your typical deal.
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And what was clear is investors agreed with our strategy, they supported our board, they also supported Nelson, and they want to see the company move faster.
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Republicans want to move faster than that, so they're signaling that the House may simply take up and pass the Senate version as soon as next week.
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The US Geological Survey says that the lava is starting to move faster because it is fresher than the magma that was previously being pushed to the surface.
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Because things move faster, the world is more dangerous, and you need to be operating more effectively, faster, to meet your obligations as the head of our government.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Billionaire investor Daniel Loeb praised food group Nestle's chief, but is keeping up the pressure with demands that the company move faster to overhaul its strategy.
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Shortly after Wal-Mart said it would move faster to lower prices, Dollar General rolled out price cuts on hundreds of items across 17 percent of its stores.
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"If we Naruto run, we can move faster than their bullets," the page says, referencing the Japanese manga-inspired running style with arms outstretched backwards and heads forward.
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Competition forces founders to move faster, to hire quicker, to make product decision with alacrity and otherwise to win their markets today and not a year from now.
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China has reached a point in its development where it needs to move faster in ceding power to the market—over shares, its currency and the growth rate.
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He allowed the Pentagon to speed up decision-making so the military could move faster on raids, airstrikes, bombing missions and arming allies in Iraq, Syria and elsewhere.
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It didn't help that we crossed four time zones, so it felt like I was going back in time even as I wished for it to move faster.
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Henderson said this approach lets it move faster and better understand its customers, using first-party data from email, social engagement, and visits to its real-life locations.
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"We're making progress on many fronts, but we need to do more and move faster, especially with our assortment including marketplace," CEO Doug McMillon said in a statement.
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But those downed trees on the plain didn't fully burn, and if I can get them to ignite now they'll heat things up, help our backburn move faster.
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"The situation demands us to respond quicker, move faster and work harder to maintain the safety of our associates and the well-being of our customers and communities."
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Judge Tabaddor called the new policies "huge psychological warfare," and said judges were being pushed to move faster at the expense of denying immigrants their rights in court.
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Most auto plants built by other automakers take years from groundbreaking to production, although Tesla proved it could move faster than that with its Model 3 tent line.
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Relationships move faster than on landRomantic relationships among employees develop and end much faster than on land, which, along with frequent turnover, can make long-term relationships difficult.
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At the same time, Tesla disclosed in a SEC regulatory filing that it is accelerating its capital spending, exploiting a hot market for its shares to move faster.
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They also argue the probe, spearheaded by the intelligence committee, will be able to move faster -- possibly in the next month or two -- with a narrower scope. Rep.
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Snap is far behind Facebook and Google in making its ad system accessible to small businesses and should move faster, said Greg Portell, a consultant at A.T. Kearney.
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Two of those sources said the initial public offering (IPO) plans are now likely to move faster after Ramkrishna resigned over differences with the board about the IPO process.
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The direct-to-consumer model has allowed Allbirds to move faster and have a direct relationship with customers and allows Allbirds to constantly improve the product, according to Brown.
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"It is important that the world understand that Saudi society has demanded since 2010 that the government move faster in executing those perpetrators of terrorist crimes," Mr. Alkheshaiban said.
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That has been a sticking point at times this season, with Hoiberg prodding Rose to get the ball past halfcourt in three seconds to make the offense move faster.
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And the third indicator is that unemployment rate has been reduced by 4 percent during the last 12 months which is another strong indication that things may move faster.
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Mahajan said the idea of fixing the cracks in Goldman's pipes to make trades move faster and more efficiently find the best liquidity is what motivated him to return.
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The consolidation has allowed the company to move faster, have more control of its data, make faster decisions, and have direct relationships with platforms and media companies, he said.
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This week's two-day Brexit talks in Brussels concluded with the EU's Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier urging the U.K. to move faster in its negotiations to leave the group.
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They want to remake themselves as "smart cities," where technology is seen as a tool to help grow, improve school systems and air quality, and make traffic move faster.
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Given the right mandate, a government-owned authority like the T.V.A. might well be able to move faster than private utilities in adding renewable power to the electric grid.
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The fund's goal is not only to attract more money for research into the disease, but also to move faster than a foundation and speed along advances in treatments.
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Moral of the story: If you give operators an easy way to comply, they'll move faster than regulators to do everything they can to get in the air compliantly.
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With broad powers over the immigration courts, Mr. Sessions could appoint tough judges and change procedures so the system in the future would move faster and be more restrictive.
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Once the implementation legislation is introduced, the House has to vote on it within 85033 session days, though lawmakers think they could move faster if there's a bipartisan deal.
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Once the implementation legislation is introduced, the House has to vote on it within 60 session days, though lawmakers think they could move faster if there's a bipartisan deal.
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Click here to view original GIFIf you're going to have a robot wandering your home for surveillance purposes, you're going to want one that can move faster than Lynx can.
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If there's one thing we can all learn from the Internet in 2016, it's that things will continue to move faster, and be stranger, than anyone could have ever imagined.
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It has a more rigid frame that lets the plastic extruder move faster without shaking the printer, and MakerBot claims it's up to twice as fast as a desktop printer.
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IBM is known for collaborating with large corporations on lengthy, costly projects — though it has embarked on a campaign to move faster and cater to a broader audience of customers.
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"The result is that teams can move faster and more efficiently," Boden said, adding that Google will also be helping Slack take advantage of Google's technologies to scale its business.
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Sara Su, a product manager for the company, told BuzzFeed News that content moderators move faster in cases where there's a credible threat of violence and usually respond within hours.
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That would put China under pressure to move faster toward a more balanced trade with the U.S. So far, Beijing has not shown much sense of urgency to do that.
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Here's some history & context, and how we plan to put it on our roadmap "This focus will help us move faster on what we think is most important," Beykpour tweeted.
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"We see it as a positive catalyst for the stock...Using Bompard's expertise would enable Carrefour to move faster," said Kepler Cheuvreux analysts, who have a "buy" rating on Carrefour.
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That's because if growth picks up, the U.S. central bank will move faster to normalization, not only by raising rates, but by addressing its sleeping giant of a balance sheet.
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Mahajan said the idea of fixing the cracks in Goldman's pipes to make trades move faster and more efficiently to find the best liquidity is what motivated him to return.
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However, after her unconvincing presentation at the start of the meeting, they decided they needed to move faster on "Plan B" -- though a British source described the atmosphere as fair.
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It made sense to transfer it to the Department of Homeland Security, he reasoned; its agents will be able to move faster and more efficiently than any presidential advisory commission.
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The changes follow President Trump's order last year to loosen Obama-era restrictions and give the military more decision-making authority to move faster on raids, airstrikes and bombing missions.
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So far, they've found that the rivers lubricate the ice slab, making the sheets move faster toward the coasts — which could cause even more icebergs to calve into the ocean.
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The chief executive, Bill Johnson, told lawmakers on Monday that it aimed to move faster and reduce the number of affected customers by one-third or more starting next year.
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To compete with GitHub and its very deep-pocketed owner, Sijbrandij says GitLab needs to make sure that it uses its biggest advantage as a smaller company and move faster.
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"For the first time ever, we're the generation that has the knowledge and the technology to stem the rise in global temperatures, but we need to move faster," she said.
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Trump has said he hopes low rates will continue, a potential source of friction with the Fed if officials do decide they need to move faster because of his policies.
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In case you're not across Minecraft's hostiles, baby zombies like the one that depleted Philza's health are simply younger versions of zombies that can move faster than their grown-up counterparts.
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"It's my belief that things move faster in an environment of trust, and part of the way to promote that is to effectively have better relationships with more people," says McDerment.
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But a $23 billion loss in the second quarter shows how much pain Deutsche Bank could face in the meantime, and it could amplify calls for the lender to move faster.
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The mayor should move faster on a plan to build private housing on underutilized land at public housing sites, which officials say could bring in up to $600 million in revenue.
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As automakers move faster toward smarter cars and trucks with more electronics and connectivity, car owners are saying many of those high-tech features fail to work on a regular basis.
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While businesses can sometimes move faster than government, there is an ongoing need for both industry leadership and for the FDA to create a new regulatory structure to enforce stronger standards.
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For example, when Neuralink's scientists design their chips, they might be able to try twice as many designs as a typical academic lab can afford, helping them move faster, Robinson said.
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In recent months, Exxon Mobil has been under increasing pressure to move faster, in part because of the efforts of the attorneys general of New York, California and several other states.
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But it's also a sign that despite a steady drumbeat inside the Pentagon to "move faster" to get new capabilities to the fleet, the Navy's process is still moving painfully slow.
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Trump has repeatedly dismissed those concerns while simultaneously faulting the Federal Reserve for its handling of interest rates, saying already strong growth could skyrocket if the Fed would only move faster.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Britain's charity watchdog vowed on Thursday to move faster when charities are accused of wrongdoing, following a year in which sex abuse scandals have rocked the sector.
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In a call with US governors on Monday, Trump told state leaders to develop ties with private-sector vendors, who can often move faster with less restrictions than the federal government.
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In a public hearing the next day, senators pressed homeland security officials to move faster in enforcing key security measures such as the granting of security clearances to state election officials.
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"What you're seeing is as customers start to move faster, the demand from customers is leading a lot of new opportunities for partners, "Yeum told Business Insider in a recent interview.
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This work enabled the company to move faster, rethink a lot of its processes and heightened the reality that a lot of this innovation has to come from outside the company.
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Ireland's government warned last week that it will penalise the banks, including potentially raising taxes on the sector, if the lenders did move faster to provide compensation for the "scandalous" overcharging.
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But drag in the water that increases with speed makes the cetaceans exert more energy as they move faster; the dolphins nearly doubled their normal energy use when swimming their hardest.
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Coolest products from CES 2017 Gaming Advances in video games seem to move faster than Sonic the Hedgehog, so it's no surprise console manufacturers are increasingly incorporating voice commands into their systems.
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A couple of mechanisms have been floated, including that the carbonation helps the booze move faster out of the stomach and into the small intestine, where most of the alcohol is absorbed.
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"What we intend is to move faster" with this strategy, OMB's Chief Information Officer, Suzette Kent, told reporters Monday — some agencies have been slower than others to the uptake of cloud computing.
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They eventually discovered that a bipod gait, where a six-legged creature has only two legs on the ground at any one time, allowed it to move faster, without any hardware upgrades.
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He's referring not just to the speed of conduction—though that is higher, because holes and electrons move faster when constrained to a 2D plane—but the rate of technological development, too.
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He said the Fed does not need to move faster than the current gradual pace, which has translated into roughly one rate hike per quarter, with the next expected later this month.
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Coffee "increases gut motility," or makes your bowels move faster than usual, which is why you may need to run to the bathroom shortly after finishing any coffee drink, including your PSL.
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And we spent a couple of days with our top couple hundred leaders talking about how we're going to move and move faster and how we're going to really go for it.
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Twitter is going to try to move faster this year, Dorsey said on the earnings call, and the team and infrastructure the company has set up is going to contribute to that.
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Telefónica Brasil SA said on Sunday that Chief Executive Officer Amos Genish has stepped down citing unspecified personal reasons, leading the country's biggest wireless carrier to move faster with a planned transition.
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What became clear by the end of the call, though, is that while Zuckerberg said he wants to move faster, the company still thinks Messenger is far away from contributing meaningful revenue.
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"The conflicts that have been building the past six years are upon them and those facts give them a sense of urgency that makes [the characters] move faster," Weiss told Entertainment Weekly.
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"Certainly, there's a desire to see us move faster, and I take the feedback from all investors ... but, frankly, I know talking to many investors, they support the strategy," Taylor told CNBC.
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In a blog post, she says research showed the company that most folks believed it would be easier to pay, and that checkout lines would move faster, without signatures slowing them down.
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The Trump administration should be able to move faster to accomplish those recommendations that can be implemented though regulatory action, specifically revising regulations and regulatory guidance within the context of existing law.
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"I would like just to send this strong message: it's about time that we share the money of the entire country and to move faster, make competition open to all," he said.
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For reasons that have remained unclear to me in the years that followed, I didn't realize on that first journey that I needed to equip and attach the sail to move faster.
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Many of the top speakers at Disrupt will appear on the new Extra Crunch stage, so named for TechCrunch's new sub subscription service aimed at helping founders move faster up the curve.
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As it expanded around China and then across the world, Huawei inculcated a die-hard competitive spirit in its employees, pushing them to work harder and move faster than the company's rivals.
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Although AI can help content moderation move faster, the technology can also struggle to understand the social context for posts or videos and, as a result make inaccurate judgments about their meaning.
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The big picture: With House Democrats keeping their findings behind closed doors, "we have to assume that they're going to move faster than we expect them to," a senior GOP aide said.
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"While the world will need to reach net zero, those of us who can afford to move faster and go further should do so," Microsoft's president Brad Smith said in a statement.
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He will give backbone to the post-Comey F.B.I. Mueller's investigation must be complemented by congressional inquiries into the Trump campaign's Russian connections that are likely to move faster and more openly.
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"We will move faster to open up the financial industry," Chinese Vice Commerce Minister Wang Shouwen told a news conference on Tuesday, adding that it would "neither explicitly nor implicitly" force technology transfers.
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The site would be private, allowing SpaceX to move faster and with far less hassle than at its government-leased launch sites in Cape Canaveral, Florida, and Vandenberg Air Force Base in California.
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Why it matters: Most of the drivers surveyed said they would be willing to pay more to avoid road congestion, a public response that could prompt Congress to move faster on infrastructure development.
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When it comes to the biggest risks to the market's rally, Clissold said that if the Fed is "forced to move faster than the current plan," the market could see a substantial pullback.
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China may want to move faster to make a deal if Warren were leading, but if not, it may be willing to wait out Trump and see if Biden could win in 2020.
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"I give good marks to Congress and the administration in terms of beginning to get a better tax environment, but we've got to move faster on regulations," Chambers said on CNBC's Squawk Alley.
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In a new paper, published Wednesday in Science Robotics, they describe a system that trains the bot to move faster than ever, while still being able to resist attempts to knock it down.
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I wasn't the fastest on the team, but I was always someone who urged those who were fast to move faster, and I helped people stay focused and get through some difficult practices.
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"Central bank monetary policy will be more loose than now," he added, not giving a time frame but saying they had to move "faster and be bolder" on rate decisions amid the outbreak.
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But it underscores a lesson the American government keeps learning: No matter how fast the government moves to shore up it cyberdefenses, and those of the defense industrial base, the cyberattackers move faster.
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On Thursday, Equinor, the Norwegian oil giant formerly called Statoil, released a report saying that the world needed to move faster in adopting renewable energy to achieve the goals of the Paris agreement.
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"While the world will need to reach net zero, those of us who can afford to move faster and go further should do so," Microsoft President Brad Smith wrote in a blog post.
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Premier Li Keqiang, who opened the congress with a lengthy work report, pledged that the government would "move faster" to develop child-care services and early education, though he made no specific proposals.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - A European Union scheme to relocate refugees from frontline countries Greece and Italy to other member states must be bigger and move faster, the U.N. refugee chief said in Athens on Wednesday.
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In each battle, you control a handful of units with particular properties — mages are strong against flying creatures, knights move faster than soldiers on foot — and you take turns making moves with your opponent.
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Pelosi had pushed back against those in her caucus who wanted to move faster with an impeachment inquiry — until the Ukraine scandal hit, when she told the public: "The times have found us today."
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What could be seen as a gimmicked way to Just Move Faster actually had multiple functions to be taken advantage of, and starting to understand that is what made the first Gears so great.
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" According to its third quarter results statement on Wednesday, the change is part of a plan to "streamline the company, move faster, and free up resources to invest in our brands and our capabilities.
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Federal and local officials could have pressed the Army Corps to move faster to build the jetties long ago, and made sure there was enough sand poured to keep the beach open and protected.
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I expected it to move faster over the last 20 years, and I'm kind of encouraged by the degree to which the pace has picked up over the last, say, three to four years.
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Pompeo, citing European and Central and South American support for Guaido, expressed optimism "that the tide is moving in the direction of the Venezuelan people," but conceded that they wish things would move faster.
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Though the commission doesn't have the power to award monetary damages, ITC actions move faster than traditional litigation, making the ITC an especially attractive venue to resolve intellectual property disputes in the technology sector.
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"There's a lot of idle capacity in the economy and that's a reason for the central bank to move faster," said Cristiano Oliveira, chief economist at São Paulo-based Banco Fibra, responding to Tuesday's data.
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Places like California show that national action is not a prerequisite for local activism, but "mayors will move faster and more efficiently if they are supported by national governments," concedes Mark Watts of the C40.
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"Importantly, Jay Inslee recognizes that … the U.S. needs to move faster than the rest of the world in tackling climate change, and needs to do it as fast as possible," Sunrise said in a statement.
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Paul Steely White, executive director of Transportation Alternatives, a pedestrian and cyclist group, called the improvements "piecemeal," arguing that the city should move faster on street redesigns and devote more officers to target reckless drivers.
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Products must move faster and more efficiently through the warehouse today to keep up with consumer demand, and autonomous mobile robots offer a cost-effective way to deploy automation to enable speed, efficiency, and flexibility.
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Drone makers argued that the administration should move faster to approve broader commercial use of drones and noted that the Transportation Department does not require automakers to win pre-approval of self-driving vehicle technologies.
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Air Force officials want to move faster when addressing emerging threats and future missions in orbit, and it's increasingly looking to start-ups to address a deepening sense that America's dominance in space is eroding.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Telefónica Brasil SA said on Sunday that Chief Executive Officer Amos Genish has stepped down citing unspecified personal reasons, leading the country's biggest wireless carrier to move faster with a planned transition.
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"It has been challenging from one perspective dealing with a lower oil price environment but at the same time, very opportunistic because it helped us move faster down the diversification strategy," Mubadala's Al Mubarak said.
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"ThoughtSpot plans to continue focusing on speed and the ability to respond quickly to market demands and needs, Nair said: "As we move faster, we will gain more momentum and the company will get bigger.
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That could change by the middle of 2019, when continued strength in the labor market and growing wages, along with the effects of the tax cuts could force the Fed to move faster than expected.
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Much of what they recommended was to move faster and on a far larger scale: more testing, more ventilators, more hospital capacity, more limits on travel and gatherings, swifter development of treatments and a vaccine.
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"We're going to baseline the experience, and we're going to track how we can move faster and what type of information that we share earlier allows them to be better prepared to work with us."
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On Tuesday, McConnell pointed to the bipartisan approval of Claria Horn Boom as the US District Judge for the Eastern and Western Districts of Kentucky as proof that the Senate should move faster on nominations.
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The change is meant to allow them to move faster and carry more — up to 24,000 pounds at 150 feet a minute compared to Nimitz-class carriers&apos 10,500 pounds at 100 feet a minute.
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"I think that we can move faster than anywhere else ... With China, the local government really wants to push this, so we'll be pushing the gas pedal there pretty much," Ahlborn told CNBC on Friday.
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Chris Liddell, one of the officials in the White House Office of American Innovation, said that he would like the administration to move "faster" on filling vacant chief information officer (CIO) positions across the government.
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Trump's lawyers immediately filed an appeal in the Mazars suit, but both initial decisions at the District Court level arrived with lightning speed — suggesting the courts may move faster than some legal experts have anticipated.
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It would have given the global audience a stronger understanding of why this particular case mattered so much, and of how public outrage forced the politicians and the police to move faster than they normally would.
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The BoE voted unanimously to keep rates on hold at 0.5 percent on Thursday but Governor Mark Carney and colleagues saw a growing need to move faster on raising rates to keep a grip on inflation.
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We need policy, and we could move faster with good policy, but the cost reduction curves for renewable energy and energy storage and efficiency improvements and electric vehicles are now revolutionizing business and every human endeavor.
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Ten years is obviously a long time, but even though the incumbents in the car industry are starting to move faster, it still takes about two to three years to develop a new vehicle in Detroit.
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"The team is not moving fast enough due to a combination of risk aversion and lack of urgency, we need to move faster," Levandowski told Page in another communication that was shown during the Waymo trial.
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"Exhibit A. If you're going to choose two wheels for transportation, get a motorcycle not a scooter," another chimed in, praising the riders for their choice of a vehicle that could move faster than the tiger.
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While that's great for productivity and momentum, on the other side of that coin, that same person might often want to move faster than she should or show impatience for colleagues or peers at some point.
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Robert Piconi, chief executive and co-founder of Energy Vault, said despite planning to grow the business country by country, the scale of pent-up global demand for a scaleable solution convinced them to move faster.
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Some of us would like things to move faster than they do, but in fairness to the institutions that the Founding Fathers set up, the Senate is a deliberative body, and they will always be deliberate.
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But while both Britain and cash-strapped Toshiba seek to accelerate progress towards a deal, state-owned KEPCO will not be able to move faster, the people with direct knowledge of the matter said on Wednesday.
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Over the summer, Mr. Byford created a new "speed unit" — a three-person team that traveled every mile of track on the system in an empty train to find areas where trains could safely move faster.
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The strategy was designed to maintain the appeal of oil company stocks as investors came under increased pressure from climate activists to ditch the shares and help the world move faster towards meeting carbon emissions targets.
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Health IT Advisory Committee member Cynthia Fisher thinks that "in light of this coronavirus, it's even more imperative that we move faster," while big names like Allscripts have expressed concern that the timeline is too tight.
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At a distance of 3.9 million miles from the sun's surface, it will operate seven times closer than any previous space device and, at 430,000 miles an hour, move faster than anything mankind had ever made.
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New York (CNN Business)Just three days after Boeing warned airlines that they shouldn't count on the 737 Max flying again before midyear, the US Federal Aviation Administration said Friday it might move faster than that.
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At this boundary, near the bottom of the thermosphere, the atmosphere is so thin that principles of aeronautic flight no longer apply, and a vehicle at this altitude must move faster than orbital velocity to achieve lift.
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If it works as described, it could help advance CI/CD, especially for large companies that need to learn to move faster and want assurances that when things break, they can be fixed in an automated fashion.
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Plus embryo editing is ethically very fraught — it will likely be many years before any scientist in the US gets the green light to try it (though China and other countries will move faster on this front).
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It's been just over seven months since Twitter pledged to move faster to combat the systemic abuse problem that has plagued it for a decade, and the company claims to have made dramatic improvements in that time.
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Drone demand is growing fast as the FAA streamlines the waiver process to make it easier to get permission to fly drones for specific purposes — but those developing the drones would like the process to move faster.
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The North Koreans could now argue that they have begun to fulfill their part of the bargain struck in Singapore and are looking for the United States to move faster to fulfill its portion of the agreement.
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With the proliferation of cloud accounts and policies around them, the large cloud platforms are getting harder to operate for many companies, all while they are also trying to move to a DevOps model and move faster.
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But experts like Eswar Prasad, an economics professor at Cornell University, say that the United States, the European Union and other countries could pressure China to move faster to address this problem, especially if they worked together.
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Tesla Chief Executive Elon Musk last week blamed a wait for government approval in Norway, its biggest market after the United States and China, for not being able to move faster in addressing growing complaints from consumers.
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It'll allow us to move faster, with more innovation, better consumer offerings, more different price points, more effective advertising, and people are going to see that more of the cost of content can be borne by advertising.
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Why this matters: Silicon-based chips revolutionized computing, but scientists are racing to find new materials that allow data to move faster and more efficiently than silicon in order to meet today's — and tomorrow's — massive data processing needs.
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Yet as new and existing retailers continue to open stores in the U.S., with several of the companies that are closing stores simultaneously opening new concepts, analysts argue many need to move faster to shrink their square footage.
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There are decades of entrenched members in the Academy as a result, and while some categories could move faster than others it will take decades at that rate for the organization as a whole to reflect comprehensive change.
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Some leaders have floated a three- or even four-year delay, but House conservatives want the timeline to move faster, with no longer than a two-year delay that would not push the issue past the midterm elections.
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"The fundamental starting point is that the central bank that did the quantitative easing (QE) will have to move faster than the central bank that didn't do QE," Richard Koo, chief economist at Nomura Research Institute, told CNBC.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's military must move faster to tackle persistent gaps in personnel and equipment that are hampering troops at a time when the country is taking on more responsibilities in NATO, a new report said on Tuesday.
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Maybe he sees himself going down in history as a great builder like Dwight Eisenhower (interstate highway system) or DeWitt Clinton (Erie Canal) — except that instead of helping people move faster, he would stop them from moving altogether.
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In the case of wildfires, pre-emptive cash might pay for application of flame retardant or other protective measures, she said - though because fires are harder to predict and move faster such measures would likely be less effective.
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Social media virality makes everything move faster — a local news story goes national or international within a few hours; a hoverboard goes from a Justin Bieber Instagram to a neighborhood dad in a matter of weeks or months.
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The former Democratic presidential candidate, appearing at a tech conference near Los Angeles, said propaganda spread on sites such as Facebook helped cost her the election, and she urged Silicon Valley firms to move faster to stop false stories.
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After the Paris attacks, the National Assembly passed a controversial law permitting the government to strip French citizenship from anybody convicted of terrorist activity, and lawmakers in Paris are eager for France's neighbors to do more and move faster.
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Stars move faster further away from the center of galaxies, but Isaac Newton's laws say that once you get to the galaxy's edges, where there's a lot less observable stuff, the remaining stars and gas should move more slowly.
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A few weeks after Silbermann's 2017 email calling for people to move faster and forgo consensus building, one employee heeded the CEO's instructions and asked her manager if they could move forward with an important decision for their team.
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Sand dunes are known to move around, or migrate, in rivers, oceans and deserts and smaller dunes generally move faster than larger ones, Karol Bacik, a PhD candidate in Cambridge's Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics told CNN.
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"Although there are a few outside voices urging us to move faster, I want to assure you that the AIG board is fully aligned with our strategy," Chief Executive Peter Hancock said in a memo to employees on Tuesday.
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Ride-hailing app Grab announced Tuesday it's working with the World Bank and the Philippine government to make its traffic data available to the Southeast Asian nation, in the hopes of helping authorities move faster to address traffic blockages.
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In a tense, private meeting last week in Washington, the head of the Federal Aviation Administration reprimanded Boeing's chief executive for putting pressure on the agency to move faster in approving the return of the company's 737 Max jet.
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The implication is that, perhaps, the clean up will move faster if Tepco's energy and the government's money is redirected to chemistry, biology, and so-called "safe containment," building some sort of structure around Fukushima Daiichi like the "sarcophagus" around Chernobyl.
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The drugs are used to treat conditions such as liver abscesses and respiratory diseases, for which there are not effective alternatives, spokeswoman Colleen Parr Dekker said "It is important to ensure that policies do not move faster than science," she said.
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She told BuzzFeed News that she was optimistic the latest round of cases would move faster than the 53 litigation, although their scope might be different depending on how long the shutdown lasts and how many workers are ultimately affected.
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New York on Thursday vowed to fight a Trump administration attempt to keep New Yorkers from enrolling in most programs that help international travelers move faster through airports and border checkpoints, an explosive scuffle that's sure to land in the courts.
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"Chef Enterprise Automation Stack lets teams establish and maintain a consistent path to production for any application, in order to increase velocity and improve efficiency, so deployment and updates of mission-critical software become easier, move faster and work flawlessly."
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WARSAW (Reuters) - Poland's top judge Malgorzata Gersdorf, who is locked in a dispute with the ruling party, has urged the European Union to move faster to defend her country's judiciary from government efforts to increase its influence over the courts.
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The arms will move faster and faster as the speed of the treadmill increases, so there will be a strong correlation between how fast the subject is moving and the rate at which the subject swings his or her arms.
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George told Bloomberg TV that while upside risks to economic growth from fiscal stimulus could force the Fed to move faster than expected, financial and economic conditions could make the Fed stop short of her 3-percent estimate of neutral.
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MANCHESTER, England (Reuters) - Britain said WhatsApp's end-to-end encryption communication services allowed paedophiles and organised crime groups to operate beyond the reach of the law and called on the messaging service to move faster to help governments catch offenders.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Two Democratic lawmakers urged the U.S. Energy Department to move faster with a research program on converting nuclear reactors in the Navy's submarines and carriers from bomb-grade uranium to a safer fuel, a letter viewed by Reuters showed.
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Every time the contents of your cooler come into contact with the warmer air outside, those faster-moving molecules get in there and poke your cold molecules in the ribs, making them move faster—and making your beer a little warmer.
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However, slowing profits in the first quarter, an inability to move faster developing new technologies such as autonomous-drive vehicles, and a stock price hovering near a five-year low prompted Ford to replace Mark Fields as CEO in late May.
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"I just think right now China is a lot more driven, they incentivize their scientists to move faster and be bolder and it shows," said Victor J. Dzau, President of the Institute of Medicine at the US National Academy of Medicine.
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One dilemma in choosing the next Fed chair for Trump is that he likes low interest rates but the candidates who are more likely to push his deregulation agenda are also the ones who would move faster to normalize rates.
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"I am incredibly proud of Chipotle and our people — and grateful to our loyal customers — and while we are continuing to make progress, it is clear that we need to move faster to make improvements," Ells said in a statement.
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He said that Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx gave him a mandate to identify barriers in regulations and other areas that prevent new life-saving technology from going into cars quickly, and then figure out how to remove barriers to move faster.
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One senior government official, who was not authorized to speak publicly about the closed-door negotiations that took place over several days, insisted that the Mexicans agreed to move faster and more aggressively to deter migrants than they ever have before.
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In other words: Your mouse will move faster on a hard/smooth surface, thus making it easier to make large cursor swipes quickly, and it'll move more slowly on a soft surface, thus giving you more precise control over your cursor.
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Outside of a military confrontation on the Korean peninsula, a big risk for the market in 2018 remains inflation rising quicker than expected, which could force the Fed to move faster than it presently intends to in the United States.
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On phone calls with VA officials, Perlmutter would bark at them to move faster, having no patience for bureaucratic explanations about why something has to be done a certain way or take a certain amount of time, former officials said.
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"You need to move faster than the virus, it's a very simple equation of how to control disease," said Trevor Drew, director of the Australian Animal Health Laboratory at the national research agency, the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization.
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Washington (CNN)A Democrat-led House subcommittee will vote Friday on a bill that would block the 2020 census from asking people about their citizenship status and prohibit the Justice Department from using quotas to force judges to move faster on immigration cases.
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As the firm that controls acquisitive chip supplier Tsinghua Unigroup outlined the target, its chairman, Xu Jinghong, also said China has been too slow to reform its economy, and must move faster to promote high-margin tech operations rather than cheap manufacturing.
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That was before people started creating filters for Instagram, however, and with Facebook also looking to build AR glasses, Snap will need to move faster and more effectively than its biggest competition if it wants to win as the dominant AR platform.
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There are also a new item called shadow stones, which when consumed turn your into a sort of ghost — you move faster, jump higher, can pass through walls, and turn invisible when you stand still — but you can't use your normal weapons.
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" (Trump ignored this plea.) Earlier this year, the World Economic Forum, which hosts an annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland, bringing together thousands of CEOs, world leaders, celebrities and economists, warned that "the world needs to move faster on climate change to avoid disaster.
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"We think GM's proactive approach is allowing the company to move faster than most peers, with in-house [intellectual property] related to electric drivetrains, shared vehicle platforms, and autonomous vehicle hardware/software," Piper Jaffray analyst Alexander Potter said in a note Tuesday.
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Cnossen estimated that his sled is probably three or four pounds lighter than the one he used four years ago at the Paralympics in Sochi, Russia, noting that expending the same amount of energy while pushing less weight allows him to move faster.
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Having spent time walking very slowly behind a robot in the desert in Chile, the idea that you could have a robot instead of moving at walking speed, move faster than I could run and drive through a desert, that just was mesmerizing.
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A current and former official, both of whom have knowledge of the Senate investigation, disputed recent reports that the inquiry had stalled, but acknowledged that some Democrats on the committee have been frustrated with its pace and were pressing to move faster.
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Some legal experts, including Rachel Barkow, faculty director at the Center on the Administration of Criminal Law at New York University, have urged Obama to move faster on the program, saying unless he does, the program will remain a "lottery" for thousands of other convicts.
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"Even with the commitments made in Paris and encouraging action on the ground, we will not meet our aspiration of limiting warming to 1.5 degrees unless we move faster and at the scale that is needed," World Bank Group President Jim Yong Kim said.
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"Our new partnership with Pamplona allows Logicworks to make critical investments in innovation and scale, with the aim of helping customers across all phases of the cloud adoption lifecycle move faster and execute more effectively," said Logicworks' President and CEO Kenneth Ziegler in today's announcement.
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Our acquisition of 21st Century Fox was driven by our strong belief that the addition of these great businesses, brands, franchises and talent will allow us to move faster, reach farther and aim higher – especially when it comes to building direct connections with consumers.
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But as it rises toward the surface, it is under less pressure, and the water contained within begins exsolving (or separating) from the magma, forming bubbles that grow bigger and bigger and move faster and faster, just like when you open a bottle of soda.
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The partnerships with the Institutes that don't operate domestically are designed "to understand what they're seeing on the ground in elections" around the world so Facebook can move faster to safeguard its systems, says Facebook's director of Global Politics and Government Outreach Team Katie Harbath.
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" Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the White House press secretary, later said the president was "simply pointing out his frustration of how long that this process takes, how costly this process is, and particularly for someone to be a known terrorist, that process should move faster.
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"A community is a group of people who are active participants in your success, and having a personal board of advisors in your corner helps you to move faster, make better decisions and be more confident overall," says Kristy Wallace, CEO of Ellevate Network.
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"It's going to take some time for a national roll-out, but as legislators start looking at what New Jersey did to create a tax stream and remove the illegal market, legislators want to move faster," said Paul Liberman, co-founder and chief operating officer at DraftKings.
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But there are upside risks to economic growth from fiscal stimulus that could force the Fed to move faster than expected, and downside risks could force the Fed to pause short of 3 percent, she told Bloomberg TV. (Reporting by Ann Saphir Editing by Chizu Nomiyama)
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The recent departure of the producers, as well as its drive to reduce its dependence on imports, "can only force the government to move faster" in implementing more favourable policies and incentives for operators, said Yeung at the Summit held at the Reuters office in Singapore.
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But those victories obscure what are still very neglected and broken-down state Democratic organizations around the country, and state parties are worried that if the national organization doesn't move faster and fundraise more, they won't be able to take full advantage of the expected blue wave.
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Yellen capped off a seemingly coordinated push from the central bank on Friday when she cemented the view that the Fed will raise interest rates at its next meeting on March 14-0.193, and likely be able to move faster after that than it has in years.
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One is we're seeing at the national level, some governments start to move faster, and I don't think people will be surprised to hear that that is likely to be in Europe, where already, they have more privacy protections because of the nature of European law.
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In the speech marking the opening of this year's legislative session, Macri defended his business-friendly government's so-called "gradualist" approach to economic reforms from critics who argue he should move faster to cut government spending and lower taxes in order to boost growth and attract investment.
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The central bank chair this week moved to bump rates up by a quarter point and made it clear the Fed is prepared to move faster if Trump and the Republican Congress pump hundreds of billions of dollars into the economy through big tax cuts and infrastructure spending.
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"We appreciate that Tencent is trying to create synergy by restructuring, but we believe that it has to move faster, as growth of its lifeline (games) has already slowed," said CICC's Wu. ($1 = 7.8339 Hong Kong dollars) (Reporting by Sijia Jiang; Editing by Miyoung Kim and Muralikumar Anantharaman)
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But as much as I support this Innovation Initiative, it still does not fix a fundamental problem: Innovation will always move faster than legislative processes, and a system of financial regulation that requires a new statute every time an innovation emerges will never be able to keep up.
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He used abusive language, threats, racial epithets and acts of violence, including beating him with a belt, punching him, hitting him with pots and pans and burning his back with hot tongs whenever Smith made mistakes or he wanted him to move faster, according to the Justice Department.
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Sohn said that virtual reality technologies would definitely be a driving incentive for the company to "move faster" in building next-gen displays, but also posited that building a 10K mobile display would likely require an investment of "at least $5 billion to $10 billion" from the company.
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Companies have had to move faster to react to potential PR crises in the face of bad news spreading rapidly on social media, such as United Airlines, which saw a huge backlash against its response to one of its passengers being dragged off an overbooked flight in April 2017.
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"We want to be part of the solution, and this is our chance to move faster and contribute," she said, noting the size of the travel and tourism industry, which accounts for a little more than 523 percent of global gross domestic product and one in 252 jobs globally.
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Source: FactSet "We are obviously disappointed in the results for the quarter, and our team is working quickly to adjust our operations to a changed retail landscape in which we are seeing our consumers move faster than ever from one source of inspiration or influence to another," Johnson said.
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It used to be the case that only reckless or seemingly lawless drivers would undertake, but now a wide range of people can be seen doing it, to the extent that when the traffic is heavy, the middle and slow lanes often move faster than the fast one.
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I think a lot of people, kids whose parents died at a young age, become one, they work, they just move faster because they realize the ephemerality of life, and then at the same time they can deal with things, things don't bother them that much, both negative and positive.
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"What it allows us to do is just move faster, with more innovation, better consumer offerings, more different price points, more effective advertising, and therefore people are going to see that more of the cost of content can be borne by advertising," Time Warner Chief Jeff Bewkes told CNN on Monday.
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Harley Rouda of California told reporters he's prepared to support an impeachment inquiry, telling Politico: "we're being stonewalled by the administration and president Trump...we're going through the courts, but if we do an impeachment inquiry we will be able to have the courts move faster in addressing those issues."
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"If some forces in Seoul as well as those in Beijing and Moscow want to see the peace process move faster than the denuclearization process then this could be a potentially challenging point of contention," said Duyeon Kim, a Seoul-based adjunct senior fellow at the Center for a New American Security.
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To curb the added costs of this new way of buying food with multiple stops, Stanger recommends sticking strictly to a list, enrolling in store loyalty programs to get the best prices and shopping at quieter times, such as a Monday or Tuesday night, so you can move faster through the stores.
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Silicon Valley antitrust lawyer Gary Reback, who spearheaded efforts that led to the government's antitrust case against Microsoft and has worked with some clients who have complained about Google, and Rutgers Law School professor Michael A. Carrier agree that any Google investigation will probably be front-loaded, meaning it will move faster than the Microsoft case.
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"Our acquisition of 21st Century Fox was driven by our strong belief that the addition of these great businesses, brands, franchises and talent will allow us to move faster, reach farther and aim higher – especially when it comes to building direct connections with consumers," Iger wrote in a note to employees Wednesday that was shared with CNBC.
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Communities at risk could require fire-resistant building materials like concrete, stone, glass, and brick; prohibit buildings on steep slopes, where fires move faster than on flat land; enforce a minimum distance between homes, since dense housing serves as better fuel for flames; require homeowners to plant only certain types of vegetation that doesn't easily dry out and catch fire.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Sunday blasted Democrats for obstructing his nominations and urged the Senate to move faster to confirm his nominees.
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Confronted with the prospect of massive cuts that would slash the corporate tax rate to 15 percent from 35 percent and overhaul the personal tax code, Fed officials will need to start debating if they can maintain a measured pace of rate hikes or they might need to move faster, say analysts and economists who follow the U.S. central bank.
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They are pushing the UK, which has already has a law committing to substantial reductions in carbon emissions, to move faster and become carbon neutral by 2025, a quarter-century ahead of the target set by the UN. A few weeks after their protest, the House of Commons adopted a climate emergency resolution that was mostly symbolic, but still set a precedent to demand more urgent action.
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In an opening statement delivered Tuesday during a hearing on paid prioritization, Blackburn, a Tennessee Republican who the chairs the House Communications and Technology subcommittee and is known for her anti-net neutrality bullshit, compared the need for prioritizing certain types of data to the acceptable practice of hiring of a line-sitter to get into the hearing, or paying for Pre-Check to move faster through the airport.
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The expectation is it will take until Saturday to move it through the House and Senate, and lawmakers will likely need a 24-hour or so continuing resolution to temporarily fund the government at existing levels to bridge them to that point -- though things can always move faster if lawmakers just want to leave town and are willing to agree to skip chamber protocols that require more time.
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U.S. Trade Representative Robert LighthizerRobert (Bob) Emmet LighthizerOn The Money: Economy adds 164K jobs in July | Trump signs two-year budget deal, but border showdown looms | US, EU strike deal on beef exports Chinese, US negotiators fine-tuning details of trade agreement: report The Trump economy keeps roaring ahead MORE said the discussions must move faster before the three trading partners meet for round seven in Mexico City in late February.
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The former co-founder and chief technology officer of Appurify (which Google bought), Lachwani previously served as the CTO of game developer Zynga and was a principal architect of the Amazon Kindle — developing the first Kindle OS. At Appurify, Lachwani was one of the first to use hosted software to test automation with real devices, and the company's subsequent acquisition by Google helped pave the way for in-house testing services that enabled Google developers to move faster and break fewer things, the company said.
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