Men's free skates are multiplied by 2.0, while women's and pairs' free skates are multiplied by 0.63.
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And the equation is: B times C times D equals HH, which means biological knowledge multiplied by computing power, multiplied by data equals the ability to hack humans.
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I have arbitrarily made a survivability score that is the sum of the impact velocity (multiplied by some factor) and the inverse of the impact acceleration (multiplied by some factor).
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" On reserves: "Reserves need to be multiplied, but slowly.
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Since his death his portraits have multiplied around the capital.
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His passion and drive, all of it was multiplied here.
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"It's like a runner's high, multiplied many times," Zeigel said.
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The video features Faroe flickering, multiplied and divided and stretched.
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Her videos started to go viral and her followers multiplied.
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As the rules have multiplied, so have exceptions to them.
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I multiplied his descendants, and gave him his son Isaac.
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Episodes like this have multiplied since Modi's victory in 2014.
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Multiplied by 28503 million Americans, this amounts to $22020 billion.
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This calculation is multiplied by 100 to obtain a percentage.
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This result is multiplied by 100 to obtain a percentage.
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Needless to say, we got chills and they instantly multiplied.
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As the clauses multiplied, so did the compliance burden on banks.
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And it appears that when you're a public figure, that's multiplied.
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They multiplied again in the 1960s and have grown steadily since.
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"We have multiplied the number of eyes and ears," Meek said.
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I accept that my to-do list has multiplied as expected.
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Kelly Ayotte at a single Friday event -- the damage had multiplied.
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As links have multiplied so, too, have points of possible failure.
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Presumably the first luciferin-luciferase pair would have survived and multiplied.
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Multiplied by 13,000 guerrillas, that would be $325 million per year.
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As the nuclear club multiplied, this meta-stability was somehow maintained.
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But since then, Tehran has ratcheted up as U.S. sanctions multiplied.
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Then there is the competition, which has multiplied in recent years.
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One Acre Fund defines "social good" as scale multiplied by impact.
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The losses are even more profound when multiplied over the economy.
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As the variety of animals on flights multiplied, so did complaints.
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His circle of companions has multiplied even from the day before.
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There were just a few flavors, but they echoed and multiplied.
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They multiplied those cells in the laboratory to produce huge numbers.
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Since then, memes imagining a security crackdown on corpulence have multiplied.
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Trade-based agreements between the EU and the United States multiplied.
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Businesses promising "regenerative medicine" have multiplied, with little or no regulation.
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In Beat Saber, that feeling is multiplied by approximately a thousand.
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As the #MeToo dam broke, the allegations against Mr. Weinstein multiplied.
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Herrick reported the fake profile to Grindr, but the impersonations only multiplied.
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This risk is multiplied the more inexperienced or disenfranchised the user is.
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Meanwhile, the number of terrorist groups operating around the world has multiplied.
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Mineral fervor multiplied exponentially over the nearly two decades since their departure.
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Ultimately, as the phages multiplied, the bacteria were overwhelmed and wiped out.
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Domestic violence support groups and hotlines have multiplied since the Simpson case.
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Make that 14, multiplied by $40 each, for a total of $560.
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The division, however, did reach key milestones that prompted the multiplied bonuses.
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As these experts multiplied, they realized the extent of their collective power.
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Multiplied by 25, that meant they would need to have $500,000 saved.
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Demonstrations have since multiplied, spreading to dozens of cities across the country.
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They're like gremlins: we just poured water on them, and they multiplied.
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Multiplied across society as a whole, the effects are massive, and dangerous.
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A competitor's place in each of the three disciplines is multiplied together.
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Calls multiplied to remove the iconic statue from New York's Columbus Circle.
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With the Turkish currency now in free-fall, those debts have multiplied.
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But my embarrassment only multiplied when the class started to discuss it.
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Multiplied by pentimenti, his arms seem to flutter like a broken bird.
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"After that, the ads for free stuff just multiplied tenfold," she said.
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They seem to have multiplied fast since humans left, the researchers wrote.
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And the quantity of available political information has only multiplied since then.
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" Sources of pretrial publicity, he said, "have multiplied, and are less checked.
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Multiplied by 52 is 208 days - almost 2/3 of the year.
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But multiplied across tens of millions of households, the savings are significant.
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Those effects, multiplied over a city or state or country, are costly.
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"They came in one way and went out the other, the number of criminals multiplied, some prisons reduced their population but multiplied their damage to society," he said at a committee meeting in the Mexican Senate this month.
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And my joy is only multiplied by the fact they sound even better.
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Ten weeks after treatment started the children's Prevotella levels had multiplied 712-fold.
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And it exploded with the force of The Dress, multiplied by a thousand.
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Her Milk Bar locations have multiplied and now include a branch in Toronto.
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Well, apparently it quinvigintupled them, which is to say multiplied by 25 times.
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It's tough to deal with nihilism, because everything multiplied by zero makes zero.
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The tunnel walls multiplied ahead of us, suggesting a kind of circular infinity.
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Bitcoin has briefly multiplied six times in value this year to above $5,800.
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Mr Erdogan has pledged to raise "a pious generation"; religious schools have multiplied.
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The same middle-aged women were there, the same bald men, only multiplied.
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In the absence of strong regulation, clinics have multiplied in the United States.
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His goals are only multiplied by a factor of 1.5, rather than 2.0.
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But it has multiplied women's voices until they can no longer be ignored.
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But math overwhelmed science, and cases multiplied faster than doctors could stop them.
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Under Mr. Xi, these groups have multiplied and become more public and powerful.
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That money has continued to pour in even as abuse allegations have multiplied.
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As the nation has modernized, the threats confronting the river dolphins have multiplied.
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Although the unidentified woman reportedly started with two rats, the rodents multiplied exponentially.
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In the last four decades of economic prosperity, China's faithful have multiplied rapidly.
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Look at the calculus on global warming—global warming is caused by how much carbon it takes to produce a dollar of economic output, multiplied by the dollars of economic output per person on earth, multiplied by the number of people.
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Values are additionally multiplied depending on how prominent the conference is: Conferences like the Southwestern Athletic are the baseline, while points in the Ivy League are multiplied by 3.5; the Atlantic 10 by 4.5; and the six power conferences by 5.
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Burmese pythons have multiplied in the Everglades after being released by negligent pet owners.
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As interested investors have multiplied, so too have the events showcasing emerging Austrian businesses.
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In the years since, however, the descendants of these dogs have bred and multiplied.
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But what if you don't want the so-long-it's-illegal, mega-multiplied look?
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Known as HeLa cells, combining the first two letters of her names, they multiplied.
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Sperm count, then, is sperm concentration multiplied by the total volume of an ejaculate.
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The researchers then multiplied the edited cells and injected them back into the patient.
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That didn't happen, and with delay the cuts needed to stop warming have multiplied.
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The infrastructure involved in that multiplied by 290 teams -- that's a massive carbon footprint.
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The lump in my breast had multiplied in size in just a few months.
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When a worker leaves a factory, her power to create wealth stops being multiplied.
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The growing commercial role of local governments has, in turn, multiplied opportunities for graft.
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Conspiratorial slurs have never multiplied as fast as in the age of social media.
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As Tucson developed beyond its original borders, the value of his property had multiplied.
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Under Mr. Ducey, driverless car experiments in Arizona have multiplied over the last year.
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But over 100 years, this two-point gap is multiplied by 100 payment periods.
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Remember your elementary math, though: Zero is still zero even when multiplied by three.
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Instead, its population multiplied and the stay of many children dragged on for months.
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It's multiplied, and it's happening, and we're in it, and we're active in it.
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She began in 2009 by giving 100 toys, but her output has since multiplied tenfold.
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I tried, but the schoolyard taunts multiplied, spreading beyond the first boy to other classmates.
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The protagonists have multiplied as France and Italy now join Greece as likely exit candidates.
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The researchers then took the average of those two numbers and multiplied that by 0.9.
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Clashes have multiplied, and clouds of tear gas have floated over the Jungle's muddy lanes.
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It's going to be all the treacherous drama in Game of Thrones, multiplied by 20.
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Depiction of how trackers and the sites they monitored multiplied just between 2000 and 2004.
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As crises multiplied and diverged, even the company's own solutions began to cannibalize each other.
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This net force is just the difference in mass multiplied by the gravitational field (g).
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When these are combined with opiates, this effect is multiplied and can cause serious problems.
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From the split-adjusted close of $1.96, the stock has since multiplied by 490 times.
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To make matters more difficult, the quantity of information gets multiplied with the connected revolution.
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"The complexity of the job of CEO today is multiplied by tenfold," Ryan tells Harlow.
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Uncertainty has multiplied in recent months as terrorist assaults have become more frequent and widespread.
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Immediately after the Board of Health voted to lift it, the number of beekeepers multiplied.
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We thought of the magazine as a container of multiplied perspectives, without an editorial component.
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"It's a nationwide injunction multiplied by 300 million," said Jenner's Matthew Hellman in an email.
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The resulting total component score is then multiplied by a factor of 0.8, 1.0, 1.6.
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Attacks have multiplied despite the presence of international troops, including a French counter-terrorism force.
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In the absence of information, rumors quickly circulated, becoming magnified and multiplied through social media.
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The number of women in jails alone has multiplied 14 times between 1970 and 2014.
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It can be multiplied effortlessly in as many devices as we have at our disposal.
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Between 2003 and 2007 the entire value of the Icelandic stock market multiplied nine times.
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But for an empath, it's that multiplied and applied to everything all of the time.
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Payouts are calculated as an adviser's trailing 12-month production, multiplied by their award percentage.
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And the daunting implications of starting over, multiplied by thousands, are rippling through the state.
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But just as often, the vocals are squeezed, nasalized, multiplied, pitch-shifted or radically disembodied.
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Accounts have multiplied of families and friends abruptly separated by the quickly shifting front lines.
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This doubling, of himself as himself, is multiplied by the reproductive capacity of his media.
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Payments for hog farmers will be $8 per pig multiplied by 50 percent of Aug.
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Just as the shoes themselves innovated, the number of available shoe styles multiplied in variety.
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And it multiplied the suffering of the evacuees, some of whom have been living outside.
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The leaks have reportedly multiplied since Chávez nationalized seventy-six oil-services companies, in 2009.
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Some believe that if you pray during Ramzan, the rewards will be multiplied by 70.
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Mainland tourists have multiplied from about two million per year to 40 million, sometimes more.
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Then they multiplied the density estimates by the areas of vegetation approved to be cleared.
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They stand to win or lose the stake they paid multiplied by the price change.
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We then multiplied the share of Pell students by the graduation rate for Pell recipients.
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"That will be multiplied by 100 when the Olympic Games arrive in Tokyo," said Espinos.
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Multiplied by the 520,000 shirts sold, Juventus could have brought in $63,934,000 in one day.
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Twelve credits multiplied by two semesters a year for four years, comes to 22.6 total.
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Simply put, America's support improves lives now, and the benefits are multiplied down the road.
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Read on to see how Jay-Z has earned — and multiplied — his 10-digit fortune.
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These problems are multiplied by how federal agencies, in particular the FBI, use the data.
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His index funds have multiplied at Vanguard and been copied and transformed by many others.
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What is the total hourly rate for these staff, multiplied by 20 to 25 hours?
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The discipline needed to choose not only what I eat, but when I eat has multiplied.
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Since it introduced the iPhone a decade ago, Apple's stock value has multiplied several times over.
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That skepticism was multiplied when I saw that OnePlus was lading on lots of cameras here.
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Next, the researchers multiplied the harvested cells by exposing them to growth factors for two weeks.
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Several hundred collectors multiplied into thousands of middlemen frantically buying and selling, often to each other.
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"My heart multiplied by a million when I laid eyes on you," wrote the new mom.
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The sector has grown since Trump entered the White House, but it hasn't multiplied nearly tenfold.
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They're being paid on a more normal system, where their bonuses won't get multiplied by 16.
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It has particularly taken aim at cults, which have multiplied across the country in recent years.
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Bitcoin is a highly volatile digital currency that has multiplied six times in price this year.
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Then, the virus multiplied and spread throughout the network of lymph nodes where immune cells replicate.
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The uncertainties are multiplied in " Lord Jim " (18963), Conrad's first full-length novel using this method.
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I added up the hours I'd work each week and multiplied that by an hourly wage.
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Following Dodd-Frank, for example, the SEC's budget was actually reduced, even as its responsibilities multiplied.
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"We're in the middle of the Hudson River, so everything is multiplied by two," he said.
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The whole thing is just one big Lana Del Rey-Azealia Banks feud, multiplied and mutated.
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In districts like New Orleans, they multiplied at a faster clip and have been less successful.
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As revelations of wrongdoing multiplied, many Republican senators continued to try to protect and console Nixon.
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During the B.N.P.'s last term in power, between 2001 and 2006, bombings by Islamists multiplied.
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Recipes for layer cakes can be multiplied to make towers or rejiggered to become sheet cakes.
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As bearish sentiment multiplied on Wednesday, however, Trump was not accepting blame but looking for scapegoats.
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In the face of restrictions on liquidity, defaults and bankruptcies in the private sector have multiplied.
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The total is multiplied by 1.6 for the women's free skate (the short program was .8).
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Now, though, demand for its products has multiplied, said Guillaume Laverdure, COO of parent company Medicom.
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Then, months later, I open the cabinet to discover that somehow that initial item has multiplied.
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Mr Navys reckons that the defensive efforts of the Baltic states have multiplied tenfold since 2014.
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The Iranian Revolution brought thousands of educated Iranians to the States, and the community has multiplied.
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At the same time, the caribou multiplied, the tundra survived and Iñupiaq culture and subsistence thrived.
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Every footstep, campfire, and forgotten granola bar wrapper can leave a scar when multiplied by millions.
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Whatever is modeled, mentored or messaged is always multiplied with respect to boys, young men and fathers.
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As calls for Congressional investigations multiplied, Trump himself took to Twitter to spout two seemingly contradictory complaints.
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At this point, the number of people who had access to information on the letter multiplied exponentially.
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The EI of a match is the average of these volatilities across all points, multiplied by 1000.
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"The attitude toward Haitian migrants changed because their numbers multiplied, and so did their desperation," Wendy says.
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But those expectations have been squashed in recent months and bets the greenback will weaken have multiplied.
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Streaming services and exclusive content have multiplied, and Prime users are frequently left out in the cold.
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Multiplied and mismanaged, though, they can create traffic jams, worsen air pollution and force cities to sprawl.
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Amazon's stock price has multiplied from $18 per share at its debut in 1997 to nearly $2,000.
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Lawsuits over bills it has failed to pay have multiplied, from bike manufacturers, locksmiths and logistics firms.
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Through sharing and liking, the number multiplied to nearly 150m, about two-thirds of the potential electorate.
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Lee's investment multiplied five-fold over the winter months, but now, he's lost half of his principal.
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At others, she multiplied into 12 people, meaning that she had 24 people inside of her total.
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You can also divide your full annual salary by 2,080 (that's 40 hours multiplied by 52 weeks).
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Imagine that multiplied by about 20, and that's what subspace feels like; floaty, calm, happy, and trusting.
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Posting photos at least once or twice a day has multiplied threefold, from 7 to 25 percent.
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So, when attending one of her shows, you want to dress to the nines — multiplied by four.
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"Somehow these guys drifted into the picture and multiplied ... it's still something of a puzzle," Milstein said.
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Lots of customers are coming in, and the number of servers has multiplied as if by magic.
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These difficulties of adjudication will be multiplied in defining medical frailty for the case of mental illnesses.
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Since then the number of hurdles for the Fed to jump before tightening policy further has multiplied.
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According to Stephens, Musk said you could see a spaceship if you multiplied the soda can's size.
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This stock is the bedrock of our portfolios, having paid dividends for decades and multiplied in value.
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To get that number, it took the square root of 26, then multiplied that by $1 billion.
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Multiple fights Trump's attempts to stop Congress from getting his financial records have multiplied in recent weeks.
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The significance and threat from IMSI-catchers is multiplied when a lot more people can deploy one.
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After leaving prison, for example, overdose death risk has historically been multiplied by a factor of ten.
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Stewart's arrests multiplied — for drug and weapons possession, larceny, driving while intoxicated, passing bad checks, resisting arrest.
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Militant attacks, many by the Islamic State, have multiplied since, dealing multiple blows to the country's economy.
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Mexican crackdown: Detentions and deportations in Mexico have multiplied in recent weeks, amid intense pressure from Washington.
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They multiplied test scores by GPAs and there was no need for interviews or letters of recommendation.
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He trained 40,000 female health workers, improved laboratories, created ambulance fleets and multiplied medical school graduates tenfold.
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The entwining of wars and famine has multiplied the magnitude of deaths among Somalia's farmers and herders.
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Like the internet, television multiplied the amount of information available to people, and it spread like wildfire.
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The study examined lost hours (400,000 hours per week) multiplied by the average wage ($8 an hour).
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We have labored for many years, each in our own roles, to help see those powers multiplied.
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Regional ordinances to accommodate Shariah law have multiplied, the result of the relative autonomy of some regions.
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After decades of Soviet persecution, groups claiming to be Cossacks have multiplied under Putin, often with government funding.
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Your maximum contribution for that year would be $0003,250 (or $4,500 divided by 12, then multiplied by 6).
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The ASK figure is based on the number of seats multiplied by the distance flown over a year.
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Even a small profit per chip multiplied by billions of chips could add up to a big opportunity.
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He turned out to be right about inflation, and later claimed to have multiplied his investment a hundredfold.
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This ultimately has a multiplied impact – helping more families and allowing parents more choices, while encouraging economic equality.
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Cargo tonne miles is a key shipping indicator, measuring the volume of goods transported multiplied by distance traveled.
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But, again, that kind of shame is multiplied for transmasculine people, especially if they're using a men's restroom.
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Competition in the housing market finally began to cool this year, as listings multiplied and price gains moderated.
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By the Financial Times' estimate, Michael Dell's original $4 billion investment has multiplied into one worth $32 billion.
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"Inside the White House, similarities to Hillary Clinton multiplied," reads an excerpt from the book published by Bustle.
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Those investigations, most of them led by Republicans, multiplied as allegations over the administration's handling of Benghazi grew.
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That problem is only multiplied for 360 content, given the scarcity of headsets and viewers on the market.
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Even when the money is multiplied, however, the magnitude of the housing shortage remains pulverizing to any checkbook.
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He explains why the sightings have multiplied, why they attract such interest – and what's likely to happen next.
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Gradually a kind of story emerges — Daphnis and Chloé are reunited by a god — but it's abstracted, multiplied.
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Potential perpetrators motivated to conduct terrorist attacks on the United States have multiplied beyond anyone's expectation in 28503.
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Multiplied over 85033,000 or more DACA immigrants, that would mean a positive fiscal impact of several billion dollars.
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CBP, under its new methodology, multiplied the six attackers times the three types of projectiles times seven agents.
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The boom following World War II also multiplied manyfold the suburban yards and streets available for landscape trees.
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But while most Republicans in Washington have disavowed Moore as the allegations have multiplied, Trump has remained silent.
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The problem is this has been multiplied across the country at a scale that puts everyone at jeopardy.
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In one six-year period, the assets of Anbang's life insurance unit multiplied 2,876-fold, to $213 billion.
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The penalty is $2,260 a year multiplied by the number of full-time employees in excess of 30.
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But norms began to shift as pools multiplied, with men and women increasingly swimming together, eliciting racist anxieties.
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If you go to Mecca during Ramzan and pray, the rewards will be multiplied by hundreds of thousands.
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What started out as a spontaneous group of 15 had multiplied into a couple dozen who met regularly.
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This citywide rate, multiplied by a home's unique assessed value, determines the property tax the homeowner must pay.
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In "New Song," their multiplied, overlapping voices and guitar lines float over three chords and a thumping beat.
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Both Conservative Harper and Liberal Trudeau squelched opportunities to complete pipelines just as opposition to more lines multiplied.
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The number of stops multiplied sevenfold, peaking with 20173,724 in 2011 and then tumbling to 191,851 in 2013.
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The cost of carriers in terms of strategy and money is multiplied because carriers do not travel alone.
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Women say the minders multiplied each month, until residents had the impression that the morality police were omnipresent.
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The number of stops multiplied sevenfold, peaking with 20173,724 in 2011 and then tumbling to 191,851 in 2013.
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The result is a group portrait of minds divided, and yet at the same time multiplied, against themselves.
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The caravan's size has multiplied during its journey and by some estimates numbers as many as 4,000 people.
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The wretched cry I had heard from my own mother minutes before would surely be multiplied a hundredfold.
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Blank is a long-running Silicon Valley guru type who multiplied the prodigious connectivity of his defense-establishment partners.
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Corfiots longed to participate, and produced a couple of teams which survived and multiplied after Britain's exit in 1864.
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That means any potential job losses have to be multiplied across the entire industry, not just a single company.
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The Sanders campaign operation multiplied in size after his fundraising exploded earlier this year, hiring staffers across the country.
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Skill is the product of talent or potential in something multiplied by how much effort you put into it.
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That comes down to 5.2 if you calculate its full-year revenue using its last quarter multiplied by four.
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The stock price of Centene, a major Medicaid and ACA marketplace insurer, has multiplied by 12 times or 1,100%.
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After I stopped, I realized how much time was wasted, because as soon as I stopped, my output multiplied.
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Bike and scooters have multiplied around big U.S. cities and ride-hailing services see them as a growth opportunity.
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They multiplied that figure by the approximate viewing time and the U.S. average wage to generate their cost ballpark.
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Cyber threats are equally multiplied when the commander-in-chief has an entire business empire vulnerable to cyber warfare.
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As the team grew, the challenges multiplied; many of us were adjusting to the shifting needs of a startup.
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The entire universe of cryptocurrencies has multiplied eight times in value this year to $150 billion, according to CoinMarketCap.
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As the number of newcomers from Eritrea and Sudan multiplied in the following years, public opinion turned against them.
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They were a good-looking group, one that multiplied as the children grew and had kids of their own.
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Requests to attend their Monse show multiplied so dramatically, they had to find a larger venue to accommodate guests.
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The Day has come a long way since that dinner, and the challenges to fostering transatlantic cooperation have multiplied.
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While the outbreak might then be declared a PHEIC, the resources needed to contain it will have exponentially multiplied.
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Facebook has tripled its active users and multiplied its revenue ninefold during the commission's inquiry into Google's shopping service.
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Mexican cartels multiplied their profits by embracing the heroin trade, eventually coming to dominate the North American heroin market.
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Finally, his total component score was multiplied by 2.0, since this scorecard is for a men's free skate event.
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This is the amount of new ether created by mining each day, multiplied by the USD-ethereum exchange rate.
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Collaborations between doctors and art educators have multiplied in recent years, despite lingering skepticism from people in both professions.
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Yet technology has so multiplied the outrages confronting us that they crowd out our ability to discuss much else.
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They're equal to the area of that rectangle – the increase in capital multiplied by the size of the wedge.
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In the 40-some years since the original "Network," the possibilities for such access have only multiplied, of course.
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In that season, my own darkness multiplied and surged forth like cockroaches waiting for the lights to go out.
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The donations multiplied after his string of wins, some of them unexpected, in the Super Tuesday states last week.
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And voilà — the $454 billion Congress dedicated to Fed programs in the aid bill can be multiplied many times.
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Imagine that scenario multiplied thousands of times across the country and then you can start to see the problem.
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It's possible that these mutant neurons multiplied faster than others in the brain, triggering one side to become enlarged.
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The last ten years have been dominated by incomplete, ever more fragmented identities composed of multiplied and individualized persons.
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Even after you&aposve multiplied using a formula, the cell you used to multiply still keeps the formula around.
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That climbed to 297 million in 1989, and multiplied manifold to 611.4 million in 2018, the bank's data showed.
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When the commodity finally reaches a store in Guangdong, the price of the fungus will have multiplied many times.
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The big picture: These moves have multiplied as the result of a rare convergence of bipartisan discontent with Big Tech.
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Related: They did the math: How NASA's black mathematicians multiplied success "I think 'Hidden Figures' is so hopeful," she said.
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As the cats multiplied, they may have posed a predatory threat to penguin eggs and chicks, and probably still do.
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The analysis revealed that debt in the real estate sector multiplied the most over last five years, followed by industrials.
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One senses an artist confronting himself, and finding the mysteries of a box or bottle, multiplied a hundred times over.
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Relations between Britain and China have been warming over the past few years, and economic links have multiplied in tandem.
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That problem is multiplied in House and Senate races, which are typically much more strapped for resources than presidential campaigns.
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Your write-off would amount to the annual cost multiplied by the percentage that you use the car for work.
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The company, which was founded in Australia in 2002, has multiplied in value almost sixfold since its IPO in 2015.
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Both AWS's and Microsoft's cloud businesses boast an annual run rate (the latest quarterly revenues multiplied by four) of $14bn.
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Consider my qualms with the relationship — which I find simultaneously adorable and kind of hard to parse — multiplied and maximized.
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Between 1930 and 1950, a dozen rhesus macaques were introduced to central Florida's Silver Springs State Park, where they multiplied.
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That, multiplied by the number of shares outstanding (more than 250.01 million) gives the $210 billion figure for market capitalization.
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In just a few months time, it's multiplied Brex's TAM and become responsible for one-third of the business's revenue.
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By January of this year, that number multiplied to 135 million and it now stands at an impressive 250 million.
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Your makeup collection and incoming mail have also somehow multiplied themselves and taken over every open surface in your apartment.
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Since it started in China in 2000, it has seen double-digit growth every year as revenue has literally multiplied.
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That will be multiplied by anything up to four, depending on the degree to which the firm is found culpable.
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When technology reached the speed limits of single processor cores, they were made more efficient and eventually multiplied in number.
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But our experience is multiplied 156 times over for the other victims who lost wives, children, fathers and entire families.
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Deals have multiplied as firms from the rich world have splurged on those in developing countries, and, occasionally, vice versa.
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If Democrat-run Oregon took over land management from the feds, Mr Skinner thinks ranchers' problems would be "multiplied tenfold".
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As prescriptions multiplied, Purdue executives—and the Sackler family members on the company's board—appeared happy to fund such blandishments.
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And thus the companies that in other cycles might have gone public simply didn't, and the ranks of unicorns multiplied.
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Deaths among new mothers in government hospitals have multiplied, and deaths of their newborns have skyrocketed more than a hundredfold.
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Accusations of abuses by security forces ranging from torture to sexual violence have multiplied during weeks of anti-government unrest.
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Back in 2016, it operated at a $4.93 million loss, and today's results show its loss has multiplied nearly sixfold.
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He multiplied those cells in the lab and infused them back in the patient, along with shots of IL-2.
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The problem is that the experts and agencies involved in producing facts have multiplied, and many are now for hire.
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As his followers have multiplied so has his fee: he says he now makes up to 50,000 rupees a day.
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So, using the Agriculture Department's economy food plan as a baseline, her formula multiplied the cost of food by three.
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As enforcement failures multiplied, anti-liquor crusaders found a powerful new ally in the so-called second Ku Klux Klan.
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He then multiplied these figures together to get a "1 in 129,600" chance of anything other than a random occurrence.
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Instead they multiplied, with the help of prop master Raphael Mishler, who scoured the internet and gathered hundreds of choices.
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These might seem like small differences, but when multiplied across large populations they translate to significant discrepancies in overall deaths.
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The former measures the concentration of semen in a man's ejaculation, while the latter is semen concentration multiplied by volume.
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" And "he saw a young maid that learned to write, of whom he said that men multiplied evil upon evil.
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But as their targets multiplied and their pickets became more blistering, so too did the local and even global reaction.
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Because if you think you've nailed each one, but then two of them are actually multiplied, that's a bad outcome.
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That includes a 215-times multiplier for risk, which is also multiplied by nine years, the length of the program.
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In the six years through last December, the assets of Anbang's life insurance unit multiplied 2,876-fold, to $876 billion.
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By the time of Pinheiro's arrest in late 2014, OAS' fortunes were already declining as legal and financial problems multiplied.
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That left Schmuhl scrambling to keep up with his friend, as the campaign rapidly multiplied in size and attracted scrutiny.
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The BLCN ETF's assets under management multiplied just over nine times in a week to $86.27 million, FactSet data showed.
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Last month, the teenage Wasp was shown intensely trying to solve one problem, which then multiplied into a huge problem.
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The listing of HMNY on the Nasdaq has been key to keeping the company afloat as its losses have multiplied.
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But as costs piled up, issues with the jets multiplied, defense budgets constricted, and delays compounded, Ottawa began pursuing alternatives.
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As Islamist fighters — foreign and Syrian — multiplied in Ms. Saad's contact list, some wanted to know if she wore a hijab.
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In late 2016, the number of protesters multiplied and they were hit with tear gas and water cannons in freezing weather.
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In late 2016, the number of protesters multiplied and they were hit with tear gas and water cannons in freezing weather.
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In the past year alone, the price of BTC multiplied by double digits; last week, prices soared from $11,000 to $17,000.
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With the storm surge brought in by hurricanes, that poisoning of nearby soil and water with toxic fluids could be multiplied.
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"At the time we just laughed about it but over the next couple years the gray hair quickly multiplied," she explains.
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According to Duckworth, skill is the product of talent or potential multiplied by how much effort and work you put in.
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Its three reactors multiplied to nine, fueled by America's desire to project nuclear might at the dawn of the Cold War.
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When South Korea knocked out Spain on penalties in the quarter-finals, the fury of the European media was multiplied tenfold.
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This has become more important as communications channels have multiplied to take in e-mail, mobile messaging apps and social media.
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Capex multiplied in real terms to more than $1 trillion per annum in a decade of excess, creating a structural overcapacity.
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You showed me a year ago — maybe you've multiplied since then — but you have hundreds of people working on this stuff.
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The number of people in the US dying from mental disorders and substance abuse has multiplied over the past 30 years.
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In a recent talk, Aveiro-Ojeda presented traditional cyberpunk as a formula: Cyberpunk is technology multiplied by transgression divided by capitalism.
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Without the pasteurization process, counter time could up your risk for contracting a nasty foodborne illness that slipped in and multiplied.
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My love for my [five children] which seemed boundless before has multiplied a thousand fold as has my love for Jim.
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A government study recently revealed that exposure to the sterilisers had multiplied the risk of severe lung damage by 116 times.
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I tend to think of it as a story of Darwinian forces multiplied by the pace and scale of global capitalism.
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Bitcoin multiplied more than 13 times last year, and the entire cryptocurrency market gained well over $500 billion in paper value.
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Annual operating lease rentals have been multiplied by a factor of 8 to arrive at the debt equivalent of operating leases.
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National security issues have multiplied for President Trump in recent weeks, with complex conflicts and problems abroad competing for his attention.
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In the past year, the price of bitcoin has multiplied by almost nine-fold, while ethereum is up about 27-fold.
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All the points on the wheel move together in the same way, so they're being multiplied by the same (complex) number.
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And even fairly radical lifestyle changes are meaningless at the level of global emissions unless they are multiplied by many millions.
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Bitcoin briefly multiplied five times in price this year before dropping in September amid crackdown on digital currencies by Chinese authorities.
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No distraction rivaled the risk involved with driving while impaired by drugs or alcohol, which multiplied crash rates by 36 times.
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She could only see the outline of her own form in the paltry emergency light cast and multiplied in the screens.
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During teenager times, the feelings of longing is perhaps at its most strong and profound because everything feels multiplied by ten.
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Industry is increased, commodities are multiplied, agriculture and manufacturers flourish: and herein consists the true wealth and prosperity of a state.
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But when multiplied by the 311,127 cases alleged by the OAIC, it grows to the almost comical sum of $529 billion.
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But then the hours have passed, the alert has grown, the cases multiplied, and The Walking Dead fantasy stopped being fun.
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"This is a long delayed, but no less heartfelt, note with the messages that have multiplied during the year," Julia began.
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Initial investigations by the colonial authorities attributed the crash to pilot error, but suspicions of foul play multiplied in later years.
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The unknowns are multiplied by revived talk of another Scottish independence vote, a prospect fueled in part by anger over Brexit.
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TL;DR: The square root of a number is one that can be multiplied by itself to get the original number.
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And since obtaining a medication abortion in the state may involve two appointments, that travel time can get multiplied by four.
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Officials continue to second-guess the original, swift decision to leave Americans aboard the ship for days, even as infections multiplied.
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That's a risk that is multiplied when you have a climate characterised by extremely heavy rainfall and long periods of drought.
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Since the 1970s, land use restrictions have multiplied in coastal metros, making it harder to build in, say, San Jose, Calif.
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" Those Who Affected Me is displayed in a mirrored room, "creating a distorted universe where the sculpture is multiplied in infinity.
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"For a start, in mathsy language, 'ZZ' would actually mean 'Z multiplied by Z', and would be written as Z2," Matthew says.
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Today's FPL is, in essence, the cost of food for a family in the 1960s multiplied by three and adjusted for inflation.
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That's a vast gulf, particularly when multiplied across the dozens, if not hundreds, of Facebook ads run by the Judicial Crisis Network.
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Under the protection of the park service for almost a century, the bison have multiplied to an estimated 4,600 animals in Yellowstone.
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Availability turned out to be a huge factor, as the scores were determined by adding evaluation and patching skill, multiplied by availability.
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In principle, the operational-risk requirement may be multiplied to reflect past transgressions (because banks with a bad record may sin again).
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The power dynamics of the situation are multiplied by the fact that many of the workers are women in low-paying jobs.
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This is obtained by dividing operating costs by capacity, measured as the number of seats in an aircraft multiplied by miles flown.
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The astronomical followers of Basho have multiplied until, this year, more than 200 of the papers at LPSC have such haiku summaries.
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Exchanges between their military academies, port calls and high-level visits to each other's countries have multiplied over the years (see article).
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But projects looking at a range of applications for kraft lignin and other by-products, such as hemi-cellulose, have also multiplied.
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Earning a Grammy nomination is a huge deal for any up-and-coming band, but the excitement is multiplied for Lukas Graham.
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The lightning bolt on the home screen and pop-up box notifying riders that their fare will be multiplied are both gone.
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As the controversies have multiplied, so too have calls for Washington to regulate Google because of its massive scale and global reach.
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He has multiplied Fiat's value 11 times since taking charge, helped by moves such as the spinoffs of CNH Industrial and Ferrari.
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Since his death in 1980, books have multiplied like gravestones, now numbering in the hundreds, with his biographers falling into two camps.
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"Monthly costs were totaled and multiplied by 12 to get the annual dollar cost of necessities in each ZIP code," writes GOBankingRates.
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Such abuses have multiplied under France's state of emergency, declared by President François Hollande last November after the terrorist attacks in Paris.
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Instead, bitcoin has become the focus of investor speculation as its price has multiplied more than eight times this year to $220,000.
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We've all felt like that from time to time, but poor X feels it, multiplied, at every moment of his conscious life.
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He began 2 Peter by saying, "Grace and peace be multiplied to you in the knowledge of God" (2 Peter 1:2).
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That estimate is based on Ghent's average annual coal consumption of 217 million tons multiplied by the $22010 per ton tax credit.
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Since that first self-titled EP, Creeper's ambitions have multiplied – and you can see their mythology plastered all over this port city.
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The Getaway Tours, tastings and events that focus on gin, whiskey, bourbon and other spirits have multiplied, as have the distilleries themselves.
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As a result, the number of channels and the amount of sports programming in Spanish have multiplied and can even be bewildering.
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The South American nation has already closed schools, shut down its borders and limited public gatherings as the number of cases multiplied.
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Saturday in Charlottesville was just one day, but think of that one day multiplied by all of us, across this great country.
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Since the 20163 primary, which made Sanders a national figure and the symbolic leader of a left resurgence, coverage has multiplied exponentially.
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It received fewer dollars - then not a single one this year - while inspections of its factories and detentions of its managers multiplied.
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Both Comey, whose net worth suddenly multiplied many times over, and Trump, with a base energized in opposition to this latest bogeyman.
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Yes, yes, yes, not every time, and every stage in the pipeline is multiplied by a stochastic chance of failure, for sure.
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To do that properly, multiplied across millions of different types of images, requires an immense amount of data, physical infrastructure and time.
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Harassment in any industry can be difficult to prove -- and that challenge, Vasey said, is "multiplied a lot" for blue collar workers.
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"Recently alarming signals have multiplied ... regarding his detention condition," said Dimitris Christopoulos, president of human rights organization FIDH, calling for his release.
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Three hundred sixty-five days multiplied by 25 years makes 9,125, but that doesn't convey just how exhausting this repetition has become.
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But the numbers multiplied to the point that in 2012, Bangladesh was no longer eligible for the lottery, the State Department said.
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As protests have multiplied, Mr. Xi, China's most powerful leader since Mao, has sought to reassure workers that he understands their plight.
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A second, related question is how much miscegenation with pre-existing hominids the migrants from Makgadikgadi indulged in as they spread and multiplied.
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That multiplied the Islamic State's lethality by remotely inspiring attacks, carried out by disciples who had never set foot in a training camp.
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But "in terms of pay, let's just say my previous pay was multiplied by eight or 10 when I got here," she said.
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The larger the cup, the more weight it can hold (the amount is equal to the surface area multiplied by the atmospheric pressure).
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Adding more layers of bureaucracy to a country that already had provincial and municipal authorities has multiplied the opportunities for patronage and corruption.
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"There's no way to put into words how we had a little bit of faith and it multiplied by a thousand," Octavia says.
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This represents an approximation of the number of factories that haven't been renovated multiplied by $250,000 — a ballpark figure for an average remediation.
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"My love for my [five children] which seemed boundless before has multiplied a thousand fold as has my love for Jim," Jeannie continued.
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The dangers are multiplied by the vast scale of the shadow banking system, an opaque network of trust companies and non-bank lenders.
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Employees' bonuses and equity were multiplied by as much as 16 in one case, Bloomberg said, putting employees' compensation in the multi-millions.
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Following the attacks in Paris and Saint-Denis lastr November, the Belgian police have multiplied searches in Brussels, particularly in the Molenbeek district.
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Struggles multiplied against drugs, alcohol, joblessness and lack of funding on the Crow lands, which covered 3,600 square miles of plain and mountain.
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Former Toronto police chief Bill Blair, the government's point man on legalization, emphasized the current laws remain in effect, but dispensaries have multiplied.
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Considering that CubeSats are often launched in batches, the odds of accidents would be significantly multiplied if they were equipped with reactive engines.
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A single one of these ghost calls may seem trivial but when multiplied this slip-up can strain police dispatchers and waste time.
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After The Times's investigation, New York City formed a task force to crack down on the homes, which have multiplied in recent years.
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The union has been fruitful and multiplied since its precursor, the European Coal and Steel Community, was formed by six members in 1951.
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"The probability of heavy losses, given growing concentrations of economic assets in densely populated towns and cities, has likewise multiplied," the report said.
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Source: CoinDesk Bitcoin multiplied more than 13 times in price last year, but fell 50 percent in the first three months of 2018.
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That savings was multiplied when they were expecting their second child as they had the crib, glider, and some clothing and toys already.
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This is different from how it's done on popular cryptocurrency price tracker CoinMarketCap, which calculates market cap as price multiplied by circulating supply.
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The broader implication is privilege multiplied by privilege, a compounding effect prejudiced against students who come from working-class or lower-income circumstances.
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However, over the last 40 years, well-intentioned, but overzealous laws and regulations have multiplied, tying the federal personnel system into bureaucratic knots.
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As offshore accounts have multiplied during the past several decades, they have increasingly been used to launder money, evade taxes or finance terrorism.
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"Nature" visits Gujarat in western India, where Asiatic lions, once facing extinction, have multiplied in force because of a decades-old hunting ban.
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"If you look at the emerging markets, we've seen that the number of Assistant users has multiplied by seven," Google's Behshad Behzadi said.
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Even a very light push, once multiplied by many other light pushes, can produce a lot of speed in the vacuum of space.
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Instead, the rider would only be told how much the normal price would be multiplied by, and the math was up to you.
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The lists were expanded and put on the internet, while the number of registrable offenses grew and restrictions on sex offenders' lives multiplied.
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If you thought there were a lot of Amazon Echo devices to choose from, the smart light market is that, multiplied by hundreds.
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I'm not sure anyone really knows the answer, which is why, even as talk shows have multiplied in recent years, many have struggled.
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Multiplied across thousands of companies, those decisions could have benefits for companies and workers that endure even after today's hot economy inevitably cools.
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The wordless whispers and moans he likes to summon remain, but the nature sounds have multiplied: wind, rain, birds (sparrow, nightingale, owl), crickets.
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Echo chambers in which the same voices are multiplied over and over have gotten a bit of a bad rap in recent times.
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Andy Gray, a partner with Seven Stones Indonesia, estimated that between 2003 and 7613 prices for land in some places multiplied by 10.
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Bloggers multiplied and morphed into influencers, and with every Instagram post, social media shoutout, and enthusiastic RSVP, they persisted in asserting their credibility.
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For the median earner, $4,123 multiplied by three would make $12,000 the total amount of money needed for a three-month emergency fund.
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I softly hummed a note and heard pure harmonics spiralling around me, as if I had multiplied into several people who could sing.
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The Democrats' complaints multiplied after Facebook ran an ad from Trump's campaign that baselessly accused Biden of being involved in corruption in Ukraine.
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Of course the screens in our homes have multiplied and differentiated, and we talk now not of television time but of screen time.
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He trained 40,000 female health workers, hired outbreak investigators, improved the national laboratory, organized an ambulance system and multiplied medical school graduates tenfold.
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According to that paper, retraction notices multiplied tenfold in the previous decade, while the actual number of published papers increased by only 44%.
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And when such a large number are lost in one go, especially in these circumstances, the pain and sense of loss is multiplied.
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As Rahmani became more successful as a pilot and more famous, the threats against her multiplied until her life in Afghanistan became unbearable.
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The one-off results are unusual, to say the least—going against the common-sense notion that a print is an image multiplied.
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At the same time an iron curtain of secrecy descended on much of official Washington, the feds multiplied their intrusions against everyone else.
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According to a 22014 report about Congo's copper industry by the Carter Center, deals multiplied before both the 2250 and the 22017 elections.
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Since many counts can't be changed for a decade, the costs of many wrong decisions in the census will get multiplied by 10.
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Atmosphere cannot be boiled down to an equation: this many fans multiplied by this much gradient divided by this distance to the field.
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Hope took a fairly simple approach: He multiplied the carbon emissions embedded in the companies' products by the "social cost of carbon," i.e.
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Burns notes that she didn't want to "be difficult or cause a fuss," but as the critters multiplied she felt couldn't sit idly by.
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In these systems, the growth of density fluctuations depends on different powers (between one and two) of the ring's perimeter, multiplied by different coefficients.
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After a few years at La Ratatouille, Remy is thriving, Linguini and Colette get married, and Remy's rat friends have multiplied by the thousands.
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" Over email, Senior Pastor Jimmy Seibert told me, "For 2000 years, discipleship has been the primary way the church worldwide has grown and multiplied.
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Accounting for shifts in museum attendance, I'll drop the count of annual Louvre guests to 8 million — multiplied by 14 years, that's 112,000,000 views.
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As cases have multiplied around the country, doctors who used to only occasionally encounter endocarditis in patients who injected drugs are hungry for guidance.
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With fans celebrating the victory, and others processing the loss, the Twitterverse quickly went into frenzy as memes multiplied and viewers tweeted their reactions.
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When added up and multiplied by 12 months, the increase will result in an additional $800 million or so for AT&T's annual revenue.
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Undergraduate journals of Christian thought, publications like the Harvard Ichthus and The Logos at Yale, have also multiplied on elite campuses in recent years.
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For any particular threat, such as terrorism or hurricanes, risk is a function of the probability of the threat multiplied by the potential consequences.
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Total wage income (earnings multiplied by the number of employees) in March-May was over 2908% higher than a year earlier, in nominal terms.
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At any given moment, there are about 400 to 500 bacterial species living inside your mouth, which, when multiplied, could easily total to billions.
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Germany also multiplied its exports from $14 million to $105 million, although it is expected to be much lower this year following its suspension.
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With those gains, the digital currency has multiplied six times in value this year and has a market value of more than $93 billion.
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The bank had originally planned on paying 7 percent of each employee's last salary before the move, multiplied by the duration of their employment.
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The digital currency has multiplied more than 10 times in price this year to a record high of $9,929.61 on Tuesday, according to CoinDesk.
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It drove inflation to a 15-year high, severely limited companies' ability to service foreign debt and multiplied bad loans in the banking sector.
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Higher power consumption raises the cost to operate a data center, and when multiplied many times over it would add up to real money.
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Such savings can be multiplied many times over when eco-routing services are available for consumers, as well as fleet owners, including public transportation.
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The stock market has been dealing with considerable losses for the past several weeks as COVID-19 cases multiplied and spread to more countries.
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And as its eaters and makers have multiplied, so have its flavors, to match the collage of cultures that defines us as a nation.
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Only this year, as his weapons tests multiplied and met an angry response in the United States, have military appearances come back into prominence.
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In recent times, as far-right racism and sexism have become more mainstream, Australia's larrikins have multiplied, and many at their forefront are women.
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But their numbers have multiplied many times over since then, thanks to improvements in the available habitat and a lack of predators like wolves.
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Sooner or later, as centers of nuclear decision making multiplied, one of those weapons was bound to go off, with consequences incalculable for all.
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Then, to arrive at an estimate for the decade, Mr. MacLeod assumed that 2016 was a representative year, so he multiplied 6,000 by 10.
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It's basically the number of people who are infected, multiplied by the prevalence of tests, and tests have been distributed unevenly in different places.
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The smaller exchange is also adding new executives to a team that has multiplied rapidly in size from just four people in April 2017.
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For a country that once prided itself on its beauty, the pictures of filthy beaches that have multiplied on social media are an embarrassment.
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Reuters correspondent Daniel Wiessner notes that the number of fields on the EEO-1 form would have multiplied significantly under the pay data initiative.
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The volume of trade has multiplied, and the manufacture of many goods, notably cars, involves multiple border crossings and factories in all three nations.
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Similarly, the number of American Catholics who view Francis as "too liberal" (34%) or "naive" (24%) has multiplied dramatically during the past three years.
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So she computed the cost of bare-essentials food plans for families of varying sizes and multiplied these thresholds by a factor of three.
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As the Dorrance family multiplied over a number of different clans and surnames, control over the company stayed most tightly through Jack's immediate offspring.
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In turn, that number is multiplied by 15.3 percent, which is the sum of 6393 percent for Social Security and 2.9 percent for Medicare.
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For budgeting and billing calculations, RVUs are assigned to each of more than 7,500 physician services, and then multiplied by a dollar conversion factor.
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The confusion is multiplied by the everyday citizens of Philadelphia, who are just starting to get off work and navigating their way through the protesters.
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Bloomberg says that early staffers "had an unusual compensation system" that multiplied staffers' salaries and bonuses based on the performance of the self-driving project.
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But the crown was now weaker for a longer period and the outlook did not suggest a sudden change, which he said multiplied the impact.
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Everything that we're interested in, that we think we are, that we someday hope to be, Sonny Moore has always been that multiplied by infinity.
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Rothenberg invested in a 2012 Series D, but SpaceX already had a multi-billion dollar valuation at the time, (although its value has since multiplied).
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Dr Shor showed that a quantum computer would be capable of working out the prime numbers that, multiplied together, make up an exceedingly large number.
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Many of the sums bandied about are just back-of-the-envelope calculations that assume a certain level of basic income multiplied by the population.
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The number of people who report using cannabis daily or nearly daily has multiplied by approximately a factor of seven over the past quarter-century.
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In terms of the gravitational force (mass multiplied by the gravitational field—g) and the wave angle, the following must be true for constant velocity.
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The power imbalance between Weinstein and the women who alleged he harassed or assaulted them in hotel rooms is multiplied across society as a whole.
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The fee also applies to laptops and tablets, and for those using more than one outlet is multiplied by the number of devices plugged in.
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In place of the ordinary instruments they had before, the band members are sporting drums and horns that have mutated and multiplied in freakish ways.
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Real estate laws and regulationsGrowth in new locations means the company also has toRead more: Seduced by WeWork's sky-high valuation, coworking firms have multiplied.
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That loss, multiplied by 2,950,844,393 shares outstanding based on their 10-Q from earlier this month, yields a loss in market value of $3.04 billion.
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"Our processes were robust but destabilized by the erratic communication of our supplier, who multiplied unclear messages," Casino's head of external communications Claude Risac said.
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Average gross merchandise volume (product price multiplied by number sold) growth over the five months was 14% total, but over 500% for the top 10.
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Soon, the number of men with guns multiplied and the village's 500 inhabitants had to ask them for permission before leaving or entering the community.
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Some of those groups were initially fostered, financed and backed by Iran, but they soon multiplied, and many had little or no connection to Tehran.
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As these resource rushes multiplied, thousands of Americans plunged into a parallel — and, by many measures, more rewarding and more consequential — form of extractive industry.
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Research multiplied again in 2014, when commercial growers got clearance to supply mail-order medical marijuana to Canadian patients, commodification that simultaneously energized corporate interests.
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He has little time for the concept of alliances in international relations in which America has traditionally multiplied its power and values around the globe.
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Think of the size of that setback, the assault on empathy, the divisiveness and tiki-torched terror multiplied by every single citizen of this nation.
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The company's market value has risen to more than $6.8 billion, multiplied several times over since its October debut on the New York Stock Exchange.
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In the years since, China's annual economic output has multiplied more than eightfold, to nearly $14 trillion from $1.7 trillion, according to the World Bank.
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I bought $1 million of life insurance in 2014 and chose that amount based on a goal salary of $100,000 per year multiplied by 10.
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The volume of trades in the name has also multiplied in recent days, with Tuesday's trading activity being more than eight times larger than average.
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But under him, New York City drastically expanded its use: The number of stops multiplied sevenfold, surging to 20183,724 in 2011 from 97,22013 in 2191.
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For colleges that provided the Pell graduation rate, we multiplied the six-year rate times its Pell share to arrive at an adjusted Pell score.
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Among the highest-paid basketball players in NBA history, Bryant multiplied his millions through a lucrative slate of endorsements, including Nike, McDonald's, Nintendo and Sprite.
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The market value of all cryptocurrencies has multiplied roughly 38 times from this time last year to more than $770 billion Thursday, according to CoinMarketCap.
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Thus, the public and private dollars that fund City Year are multiplied eight times, which is a great return no matter how you slice it.
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Which means $33 ($2.75 in tariff on the $25 cost multiplied by three) of that $83.25 price tag was a tariff, paid by the consumer.
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As his wealth multiplied, he became the rare, unabashedly ambitious and ostentatious billionaire in South America, where rich families tend to keep a lower profile.
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In order to emphasize his age, Miller dwelled on the physical pain of fighting crime and how it multiplied the bodily ache of being old.
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The money rolled in, multiplied by amazing deals that saw him sell Formula One several times over while retaining a tight grip on the top job.
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Hotels multiplied along the strip in the 19773s; the advent of non-stop air travel from Chicago in 1960 helped draw visitors from across the country.
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When you're Britney spears, that's multiplied tenfold, so you can imagine fans' reactions when the singer appeared on her rumored boyfriend's Instagram story over the holidays.
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Look for the power of your charger, measured in watts (W), which is the current (often listed as amps or A) multiplied by the voltage (V).
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And at a time when obsession over self-image has reached an all-time high (thanks, the internet), that guilt over base instinct has been multiplied.
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Sakmann and Kasevich get around this by instead looking at the collection of particles as the product of a bunch of individual wave functions multiplied together.
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The number of jihadist groups in the Sahel has multiplied, from one in 2012 to more than ten at the last count by America's defence department.
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He eroticized every part of my body; each fold of fat multiplied pleasure, and he was as excited by love handles as he was by breasts.
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What started off in just a few areas a few years ago has now crossed multiple borders, multiplied itself, and grown terrifyingly fast in recent months.
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When the amount of daily screen time increased from 30 minutes to more than two hours a day, the problems multiplied by at least five times.
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As the price of cryptocurrencies has skyrocketed in recent months, the prevalence of such schemes has multiplied as criminals seek to cash in on rising prices.
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In the world of technology they have multiplied in recent years, at least if you define them as privately held startups valued at more than $1bn.
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Proof surfaced in 1898 that the reals, complex numbers, quaternions and octonions are the only kinds of numbers that can be added, subtracted, multiplied and divided.
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The stock debuted at $21 and has multiplied more than fivefold, closing on Tuesday at $112.42, giving the company a market value of over $26 billion.
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Questions about it multiplied last year when it was discovered that around $700m had entered Mr Najib's bank accounts shortly before a close election in 2013.
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Since then, they have gradually multiplied and spread north, before exploding in numbers this spring, according to scientists with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
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But the F-35's already powerful impact in the Middle East was multiplied extensively during the months leading up to the 2015 Iran nuclear deal.
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Signs of financial trouble — like a plunging pound and sagging consumer confidence — have multiplied in the weeks since the country voted to leave the European Union.
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She added up the hours she'd work each week and multiplied that by an hourly wage, subtracting this figure from what she owed the family budget.
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The combined market capitalization — the value of a company's individual stocks multiplied by the number of shares' of Canada's three largest weed firms, Canopy Growth Corp.
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That amounts to $1.65 per bushel multiplied by 50 percent of expected production, Undersecretary for Farm Production and Conservation Bill Northey said on a conference call.
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The fear is multiplied as supplies of masks and equipment dwindle and health care workers are asked to work longer hours with little respite or protection.
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The fear is multiplied as supplies of masks and equipment dwindle and health care workers are asked to work longer hours with little respite or protection.
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The maximum loan amount would be the lesser of $10 million or a company's average total monthly payroll cost for the previous year multiplied by 2.5.
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In January a spiked sphere multiplied itself using the cells of people from China to South Korea and Thailand and the Northwest of the United States.
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On any given day, consumers must choose from a selection of wines, grapes and styles that seems to have multiplied exponentially over the last 20 years.
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For Sale signs have multiplied noticeably in New Canaan this year as the community has struggled to attract enough buyers to whittle down its substantial supply.
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Even as threats have multiplied, allied doubts about the American commitment have grown perceptibly since Donald Trump entered the White House expressing deep distrust of alliances.
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Astrology suggests that each sign of the zodiac fits neatly into a 30-degree slice of sky — which multiplied by 12 adds up to 360 degrees.
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Tax exemptions and credits, if they exist, are then applied and that total is multiplied by a variable tax rate that is currently around 21.17 percent.
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The music started out as a moody piano ballad, but before the end the momentum had multiplied, with a doubletime beat and even faster rhythm guitar.
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Any woman can tell you how vulnerable you feel at your OB-GYN's office -- but that feeling is multiplied by the hundreds when you are pregnant.
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Unfortunately, over my years in practice, I have been increasingly called on to care for teenagers at risk of suicide, and the stories have only multiplied.
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Multiplied throughout the economy, that could mean slightly slower economic growth — but also greater financial stability, since households with less leverage fare better during economic downturns.
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Her presence plus the Emperor's shadowy appearance multiplied by other ghosts from the past equals yet another Disney-branded Star Wars looking ever backward, never forward.
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Then we digitally multiplied the stunt men, as it was important to us to feel that it was a kind of infinite sea of agitated data.
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The images stored in the DNA survived as the bacteria divided and multiplied, an advancement that could have far-reaching uses as the technology evolves. 20183.
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The same is true of the small clumsy deer originally from China — Muntjac — that were introduced to the countryside in the 1920s and have steadily multiplied.
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Abramowitz then multiplied that number by what his model found as the effect of the partisan composition of the electorate — giving him the 4.7 point figure.
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For a preview of what the worst-case scenario would look like, imagine the recent street battles between the alt-right and antifa multiplied times 100.
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Service providers in the past charged a fee to reveal a customer's identity, and that cost would be multiplied by the number of defendants to be sued.
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"The problem is, the whole formula can be thrown out of whack by adding time spent packing multiplied by time spent preparing, whatever that means," explains Matthew.
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The sequel and final film of the Marvel Cinematic Universe's Phase Three, Avengers: Endgame, took that one snap from Thanos (Josh Brolin) and multiplied it by four.
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The fast-casual options in NYC have multiplied rapidly in recent years, providing hungry office workers and those on-the-go or on budgets with solid options.
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Since that 1986 tax reform the number of carve-outs in the tax code has multiplied, part of a bigger change in the way Congress does business.
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He first collaborated with Travagli for his fall 2015 presentation, when the artist's sculpture — a transparent hall of mirrors — multiplied the models' images as they sailed through.
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It's the same problem GoPros originally faced, where the camera's associations with extreme sports became as intimidating as they were exhilarating, only multiplied in literally every direction.
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Sometimes, these falsehoods multiplied through attempts at damage control, and the President and his staff spread them on Twitter, in interviews and in official White House statements.
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Never did they think the horror inflicted upon them would be multiplied -- that over the next two decades, the nation would see one mass shooting after another.
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As photos of the winner multiplied over the internet, people were quick to point out that Nel-Peters appears to have a doppelgänger — another Miss Universe champion.
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Psychedelics were outlawed soon after, and most research on their treatment potential came to a halt as bureaucratic barriers multiplied and the medical establishment turned its back.
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With families swarming to and from the rest stops that multiplied along the highways of postwar America, many of the owners settled in for a life's work.
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So if you're an investor who wants $22.5,2100 in annual retirement income in 2000, you would need a $210 million nest egg, or $1003 multiplied by $2100,2000.
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While trade between the U.S. and Latin America has doubled since 2000, China's trade with the region has multiplied 22 times, according to OECD economist Angel Melguzio.
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But as ownership has given way to monthly payments—not just in streaming video but music, clothes, and everything in between—the choices facing gamers have multiplied.
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Profits multiplied, in some cases more than tenfold, with a typical exchange bureau transferring at least $10 million a week, two traders involved in such transfers said.
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The number of Facebook users whose information was improperly shared with Cambridge Analytica was initially estimated at 50 million, which multiplied by $40,000 would by $2 trillion.
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The total market value of more than 1,300 digital coins that exist today has multiplied more than 19993 times this year to $600 billion, according to CoinMarketCap.
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That's probably the closest prototype for what we can expect from ex-President Trump, but multiplied a thousandfold by today's social media platforms and his own irresponsibility.
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U.S. Prosecutors, backed by Microsoft's experts, put him on the hook for about $211 million — the retail price of Windows multiplied by the number of discs seized.
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Similarly, doctors told Rosenfeld that his bone tumors would grow larger and multiply—yet since he began using marijuana, his tumors haven't grown or multiplied at all.
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As companies in Silicon Valley multiplied, you could "quit your job on Friday and have another job on Monday," a California engineer told the economist AnnaLee Saxenian.
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But the LOLcats escaped and spread and multiplied, just like the Viking cats or Australia's colonial-era cat castaways, which have become nearly 20 million strays today.
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Mr. McQuarrie ranked them in order of what he called "inherent danger," basically risk multiplied by the amount of time Mr. Cruise was exposed to that risk.
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The company did run afoul of the F.D.A. in 103 over its use of cells cultured and multiplied in a lab to increase the stem cell count.
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It was quite a bold and somewhat ridiculous idea, and the sideways glances only multiplied as Froome and Team Sky ascended mountain after mountain with improbable ease.
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But not only is the public debt greater than it was in 2009; citizens' incomes have been slashed, their assets devalued, their property lost, their debts multiplied.
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As the doorstep protests, known as escraches, multiplied and spread on social media, politicians and their spouses began finding themselves unwelcome at fancy restaurants or beauty salons.
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Disney's stock multiplied from $228-22024 per share during 2740 to $13 this past December, capped with a phenomenal launch of its Disney+ subscription video streaming service.
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By the time Mr. Meglin and Mr. Ficarra became Mad's editors, taboos had been broken and Mad's audience had eroded as the alternatives to its satire multiplied.
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Bitcoin's market capitalization — the total number of coins in circulation multiplied by the price — also hit $73.5 billion when the record high was hit, Coinmarketcap data shows.
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The hero — or, more accurately, the villain — of O'Neil's story is the goofy, sweatsuit clad "everyman" multiplied by the hundreds, all of whom dress and act alike.
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Even as applications of the technique have multiplied, a growing number of experts have pointed to limits of the technology in critical areas such as language understanding.
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Whatever that second player received would be multiplied, and he or she would then have a chance to return some of the cash to the original player.
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Individual increases will depend on so called job payment coefficients, which are allocated to each role and multiplied against a base payment to give a total salary.
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As his wealth and stature multiplied, the Colombian-born man became known for his erratic behavior, uncontrollable hedonism, and vocal support of both Hitler and John Lennon.
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On any given week, the show looks something like Project Runway divided by The Voice multiplied by the power of larger-than-life personalities with even bigger wigs.
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You've got your socioeconomic factors plus race and culture and politics and religion multiplied by what sorts of relationships you had with your parents and siblings growing up.
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The modified cells were then multiplied and re-introduced into the patients' bloodstream where, it is hoped, they will home in on the cancer and wipe it out.
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Your options are as follows: The total number of colorings will be all options multiplied together, or in this case q x (q – 1) x (q – 2) = q3 –
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This past weekend, almost 300 women working in various areas of the tech industry noticed something odd: Their Twitter followers multiplied exponentially, for seemingly no reason at all.
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We are not there yet, but these feel like signposts on the road back to an era when Fascism found nourishment and individual tragedies were multiplied millions-fold.
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For weeks, the bags rocked gently inside incubators, until the cells had multiplied into the many millions, before being cryopreserved and shipped off for infusion into each patient.
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An initial wave of foreign interest in China's bad loans a decade ago, led by big western banks, faded as deals failed to materialize and legal uncertainties multiplied.
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The images of Kha and these women echo each other indirectly across space and time, creating a multiplied vision of the self, which is characteristic of his work.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 fell 0.3 percent, as major regional benchmarks tracked a global dip in stocks and the dollar as concerns over U.S. President Trump multiplied.
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Over the last decade, drug seizures at the U.S. southern border multiplied more than nine times in volume, to at least 82,000 pounds in 2018, the DEA said.
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The young and ambitious really can set themselves apart from the slackers, even if doing so looks conformist and stifling when multiplied and observed on a larger scale.
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Matt Zoller Seitz, Vulture: Nolan, Joy, and their collaborators seem to have multiplied the number of self-referential lines that speculate on the nature of Westworld and Westworld.
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In recent years, as gadget blogs replaced newspapers for our source of new product news, the number of reviews have multiplied, although the quality seems to have fallen.
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"I love [traditional cinema] and hope it never goes away, but our access to content and the ways we can watch stories has multiplied and mutated," he said.
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But it was when Meghan and Harry announced their engagement that the interest in her really became widespread — their traffic multiplied by 10 in one day, Ross says.
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By the end of the treatments, hot flash scores - the frequency of hot flashes multiplied by their severity - were significantly lower among the women in the acupuncture group.
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Corruption in sport is almost as old as sport itself, but the immense growth of betting in recent decades, especially on football, has multiplied the incentives for bribery.
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But he is also part of something bigger: He represents the tremendous artistic energy that has come to Pakistan, even as — and perhaps because — its traumas have multiplied.
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The numbers of hungry Ukrainians have multiplied since the agency first intervened late in 2014 to help feed people upended in the conflict, distributing emergency rations and cash.
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To show the officer how much money he could make, the complaint said, Mr. Lichtenstein took out a calculator and multiplied 150 by 6,000: a total of $900,000.
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On the other side of the ledger, the money I am going to spend, multiplied by thousands, will be a stimulus package for the regional and national economy.
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I found it hard to judge Dr. Glinka, even as I acknowledge that compromises like hers, multiplied many times over, are what gives the Putin system its longevity.
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"Your value at the end of the day is how valuable the asset is multiplied by the amount of the asset you own," he said in an interview.
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Still, in just over a year, McCormick's leadership has taken Book in a Box from 50 to 450 books and has multiplied the company's revenue, according to Max.
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Its economic output per person has multiplied to roughly $4303,000 last year from about $1,500 in 2003, giving households additional cash for an enormous range of consumer goods.
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After the government opened fire on demonstrators, killing more than 100 people in the first five days of protests, the number of people taking to the streets multiplied.
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For the purposes of FFO-adjusted leverage calculation, Fitch capitalises only the Minimum Guarantee Payments under the concession contracts estimated at 5% of sales multiplied by eight times.
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Since Burma's transition to quasi-civilian rule, most political prisoners have been released, civil society has emerged from the shadows, universities have reopened, and independent media have multiplied.
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" Crowds grew at successive prayer meetings, which themselves multiplied until they had to be held daily, as did the "highly-charged emotional atmosphere in which worship was conducted.
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It wasn't the first serious surgery for Ethan, who suffers from heterotaxy syndrome, a rare, genetic disorder which causes internal organs to be malformed, missing, multiplied, or misplaced.
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If, over time, the pieces of dangerous debris that de-orbit are outnumbered by those newly jettisoned in space or multiplied by impacts, the frequency of collisions will accelerate.
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Macron, whose inaugural ride crashed PSA's servers as web traffic multiplied by 30, went out of his way to help PSA's cause while visiting Beijing in January, Bonnefont said.
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That took its own "market cap" - its price multiplied by the number of coins that have been released into circulation - to a record high just shy of $110 billion.
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Conversely, the Dow is a price-weighted index, meaning that their influence depends on their price, which is multiplied by a fixed number to determine the total index level.
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As of the market close on Thursday, Scheinman's investment has multiplied by over 700-fold to just under $176.5 million, though he's locked up from selling for six months.
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When the astronomers studied the event with other instruments like the Hubble Space Telescope, they found that the supernova had been multiplied by the galaxy into four separate images.
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That took its own "market cap" - its price multiplied by the number of coins that have been released into circulation - to a record high of more than $120 billion.
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But their numbers have multiplied across the country in the last few years, filling a niche for those who need more than a cafe, but less than an office.
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Worries have multiplied about the pace of revenue growth in a slowing economy, as well as the time it is taking for highly valued private startups to approach profitability.
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And the rest of America is becoming more interested, too: Google searches for the term "universal basic income" have multiplied as much as 50 times between 13 and 2019.
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The modified cells will then be multiplied and re-introduced into the patients' bloodstream where, it is hoped, they will home in on the cancer and wipe it out.
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I saw how an unedited public square often allowed extremist voices to connect with other extremists in a way that multiplied their volume, far beyond what they actually represent.
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Nowhere was this more evident than when Cooper dragged out and multiplied the questions about the just-leaked "Access Hollywood" tapes of Donald Trump making lurid comments about women.
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Moreira was forced to resign as party leader after an investigation launched by the government of President Felipe Calderón revealed that Coahuila's debts had multiplied while he was governor.
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Our workaround was to slightly tweak the calculation for Net SE, replacing the numerator (Net New ARR) with the intra-quarter difference in GAAP revenue multiplied by 263 (annualized).
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You can feel the invasion, a monstrous new lifeforce-leeching limb—the glass plus silicon multiplied by cloudmagic that equals the thousand-dollar device sitting pretty in your pocket.
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The 65-year-old will present FCA's strategy to 2022, his final contribution to the company he turned around and multiplied in value through 14 years of canny dealmaking.
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NEAR SABARIMALA TEMPLE, India — As a woman and a man climbed a steep trail on Thursday leading to one of Hinduism's holiest temples, a mob multiplied with frightening speed.
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The angst multiplied for progressives with news that Michael R. Bloomberg, the billionaire former New York mayor, plans to escalate an already ubiquitous advertising campaign for his presidential bid.
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Basically, it's 1 percent of the national base premium, which is $35.02 in 2018, multiplied by the number of months you lacked Part D or other acceptable drug coverage.
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The total costs of the tariff are represented by the area of the triangle: the reduction in imports caused by the tariff, multiplied by (roughly) half the tariff rate.
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With all the gatherings and travel plans that are often part of the holiday season, the likelihood of encountering an overtalker may be multiplied at this time of year.
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Still, there aren't too many other lobster girls scuttling around out there in the world, and it gets a little lonely being one in 90,000 multiplied however many times.
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Not a bad margin, particularly when multiplied by nearly 54 billion debit card swipes, but less than Visa and MasterCard would have imposed on merchants absent the Durbin provision.
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As techniques of testing for the presence of chemicals and understandings of their complex, interacting effects have become more sophisticated, the number of individual chemicals of concern has multiplied.
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That's tricky to describe but gorgeous to observe; it proved entertainingly tricky for others to execute — then spectacular to see as, slowly multiplied, it turned into motionless group choreography.
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Although campus dorms have multiplied, the perpetual overflow of students has led opportunistic landlords to buy off-campus houses and rent the rooms, sending neighbors into fits of despair.
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The number of undocumented immigrants who have been detained or deported has multiplied quickly in recent weeks, as the government has faced intense pressure from Washington to crack down.
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Across the board, there was relatively little movement among the world's biggest cryptocurrencies by market capitalisation (calculated as the number of coins on issue multiplied by their individual value).
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Even if it takes only 10 seconds to summarize every article, that gets multiplied thousands of times in the complex workings of sorting and displaying news all over the world.
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Bloomberg Businessweek reported that the number of Trader Joe's locations multiplied by five in the 1990s; 1996 found the first Trader Joe's on the East Coast, in the Boston area.
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Trump and many of his supporters would likely prefer the Jamaica Estates of the 1950s — homogenous, prosperous, and white, still protected by gates — multiplied to fit all over the country.
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"By 2030, the production of the onshore wind farm will be tripled and the amount of energy produced from solar photovoltaic multiplied by five," Macron said in a televised speech.
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Throughout his own campaign for president, Trump has referred to unnamed sources, typically multiplied with terms like "a lot" and "many" to say outrageous things without taking responsibility for them.
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I'm happy that the game ended in a fulfilling and wonderful way, but that's multiplied by the fact that I was guided through the emotional journey by these other people.
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When King George III of England began to show signs of acute mania toward the end of his reign, rumors about the royal madness multiplied quickly in the public mind.
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If put into the context of indigenous futurism, then we can think through a similar formula to discuss indigenous cyberpunk: cyberpunk equals "traditions" multiplied by transgression Again, divided by colonialism.
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Drooping from the heat, the animals lolled on sidewalks and packed into vacant lots in the capital Dakar, where their numbers multiplied in the weeks before the holiday on Monday.
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No mention of the fiscal transformation of the government's accounts from national debt to surplus—admittedly much frayed in the years since Thatcher's time when debt has been multiplied anew.
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The machines would be powered by solar panels, and as they multiplied they'd produce more solar panels, which they'd assemble using elements, like silicon and aluminum, extracted from ordinary dirt.
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Lee remains the only major Wall Street strategist to have issued recommendations on bitcoin, the volatile digital currency that has briefly multiplied more than six times in price this year.
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Relations between Britain and China have been warming over the past few years and economic links have multiplied, in what both countries refer to as a "golden age" in ties.
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In their view, distractions and the allure of smartphones, other devices and in-car electronics have multiplied greatly since the dangers of distracted driving entered the national consciousness years ago.
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The redesigned cells are multiplied in the laboratory, and millions or billions of them are put back into the patient's bloodstream, set loose like a vast army of tumor assassins.
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The light was beautiful, and so were the leaves on the willows, the oaks, the maples, all of that valedictory splendor endlessly multiplied by the glassy surface of the canal.
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Regulation has banned certain high-risk practices, such as lending without verifying the borrower's ability to repay, and it has multiplied the compliance and paperwork banks need to make loans.
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The differences may sound small, but just a slight reduction in the assumed rate drives up the cost sharply, because it is multiplied across decades and for thousands of retirees.
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The heart has its own stem cells, he reported, which can be removed, multiplied in a petri dish, and injected back into the heart to replace and repair damaged cells.
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During the past few years, these businesses, most of them in the same vein — fast-food restaurants with an elevated sense of themselves — have multiplied in cities around the country.
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But in the 20 years since "The Velvet Rope," pop attention spans have shortened, information has multiplied and the state of the art has gotten more intricate and more mercurial.
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In 2000, the colors and props were multiplied to excess, with the town's residents embracing a level of heightened materialism that seemed to be what the Grinch was railing against.
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By cultivating high-yield grains, refining the use of nitrogen fertilizer and improving irrigation techniques, the agricultural sector averted global famine while the world's population multiplied at a rapid rate.
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According to one estimate, Yang's universal basic income would cost $2000 trillion a year — an estimated 212 million adult citizens in the United States multiplied by a $2316,1013 yearly payment.
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Moynihan, whose tenure as chief of the country's second-largest lender has been punctuated by his motto of "responsible growth," emphasized how quickly consumer spending has multiplied in recent years.
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Yet complexities in this multisided fight have only multiplied since Turkey launched Operation Olive Branch -- the invasion of a northwestern enclave of Syria, held by Syrian Kurds, known as Afrin.
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Despite the omnipresence of these images, multiplied by professional athletes, superheroes and gaming avatars, it's a lot to ask a tween or teen boy to share feelings around body goals.
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As MIT explained: Bouman adopted a clever algebraic solution to this problem: If the measurements from three telescopes are multiplied, the extra delays caused by atmospheric noise cancel each other out.
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While she didn't confirm whether any of the kicks are part of her upcoming launch, it's safe to assume that Bey's personal shoe closet just multiplied by a couple hundred pairs.
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"I would suspect that their problems probably multiplied as time went by," Tamara Varney, a co-author of the new study and a member of Lakehead's anthropology department, told the CBC.
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"What have I learned about the older group that's been here is their calmness in the World Series has doubled and tripled and multiplied," Manager A.J. Hinch said before Game 6.
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Despite nearing record-high share prices, Apple isn't quite as close to beating its all-time high market capitalization, since market value is determined by stock price multiplied by shares outstanding.
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Once again, Facebook is playing a game of catch up with bad actors on its platform, with systems that catch — not prevent — harmful content, after it's already multiplied and gone viral.
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That kind of interaction, multiplied millions of times around the country, is having friends and relatives deal with human needs in ways that bureaucracies inherently are unable to deal with them.
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Tax bills are based on the market value of your home, or a percentage of its full market value, multiplied by a local tax rate — often known as a millage rate.
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While the types of bacteria showing drug resistance have multiplied, the federal government requires hospitals to report infections for only two of them, MRSA bacteremia, or blood infection, and C. difficile.
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About 0.14 grams, the CDC estimates—enough to stain the inside of your undies or, multiplied by a neighborhood's worth of sticky fourth graders, to put the poo in public pool.
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On the original Star Trek, Captain James T. Kirk ran into a bunch of furry pom-poms called Tribbles that multiplied until they threatened to bury him and his crew alive.
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The market capitalization of all cryptocurrencies – their price multiplied by the number of coins released into the system – also topped $300 billion for the first time, according to industry website Coinmarketcap.
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These goldfish have been fruitful, they have multiplied, and they have grown into monsters — well, actually they are just a couple pounds each, but that's still big enough to terrify me.
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Donald Trump's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame mysteriously multiplied on Thursday, days after the West Hollywood City Council called for it to be permanently removed from the famed attraction.
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Rollen's own wealth has multiplied since taking the job in 2000, when he took an unsecured loan equal to two years' salary to buy options - a large bet by Swedish standards.
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As humanitarian crises have multiplied in recent years and more than 100 million people now being in need of assistance, women's health and reproductive rights are often an afterthought, he said.
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These challenges are, of course, all multiplied for women who are low-income or impoverished and may not be able to take time off from work or travel with little notice.
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Messing with the chemistry of the quarterback-center exchange means an increased chance of fumbling, multiplied by however-many offensive snaps will happen (and this game's expected to be a shootout).
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As bitcoin soars, the virtual currency market now has market capitalization — its price multiplied by the number of coins that have been released into the system — of more than $300 billion.
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So I think this is one of those things because the university is a hermetically sealed bubble, we've multiplied administrators and created these programs––but I do think there's a backlash.
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The band's audience multiplied with its 1976 album "Agents of Fortune," which included Mr. Roeser's song "(Don't Fear) the Reaper," a Top 20 hit that became a perennial favorite on soundtracks.
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The final survey weight is equal to the likely electorate weight, divided by the initial probability of voting and multiplied by the final probability of voting, which incorporates self-reported turnout.
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If it turns out what the President has said is counter to what the virus decides to do, that could very well be his Katrina moment but multiplied 1,000 times over.
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As the number of trekkers and mountaineers winding through the Everest region has multiplied, so too has the trash — empty bottles of Tuborg beer, food cans, torn tents, empty oxygen bottles.
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The confusion has multiplied concerns that Trump's administration is ill prepared to mitigate a recession if one does come and lacks the stability and calmness needed to tackle any financial crisis.
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With so little information trickling out from areas outside the city, and based on Indonesia's tragic history with tsunamis, fears have multiplied that the final death toll could grow far worse.
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As the number of drug-related extrajudicial killings has risen, protests have multiplied — some led by members of the clergy, others by citizens spurred on by the Church's lessons in compassion.
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Wednesday's quake measured 19703 and hit just 6 miles (10 km) beneath the surface of the earth, a shallow depth that multiplied its destructive force, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
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This period corresponds to a period of prolific church-building in America, as cities grew and parishioners multiplied; some 4,403 churches were under construction in the United States in 1888 alone.
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It does this by juxtaposing the numeral 2 and the expression (2+2), signifying implicitly that they are meant to be multiplied, but without placing an explicit multiplication sign between them.
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As bitcoin soars, the virtual currency market now has market capitalisation -- its price multiplied by the number of coins that have been released into the system -- of more than $300 billion.
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By Obama's second term, this model had thrived and multiplied so many times over that even a co-founder of the sports website Bleacher Report started his own women's site, Bustle.
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"Money is moving but not as freely as governments had hoped," said Justine Walker, head of sanctions policy with trade association UK Finance, saying complications had multiplied since Trump became president.
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It does this by juxtaposing the numeral 2 and the expression (2+2), signifying implicitly that they are meant to be multiplied, but without placing an explicit multiplication sign between them.
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Applications for asylum in Europe by Turks have also multiplied in the last three years, according to Mr. Sirkeci, who has studied the migration of Turks to Britain for 000 years.
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Mr. Macron's palpable disdain for the Italian populists, who once tried to court the French president before training their sights on him, has only multiplied Italian fury at the French government.
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Calls have multiplied for mandatory medical exams to determine the age of migrants claiming to be minors and for swifter deportations of those who — like the suspect — have been denied asylum.
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If an image you shot on your smartphone, say, is 2350,000 pixels high by 3,000 pixels wide, it contains a total of 12 million pixels (the height multiplied by the width).
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It has been: Amazon's stock price has multiplied five times over in the past five years, and it saw $1.9 billion in profits in the last three months of 2017 alone.
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Optimism that the global economy is in a "boom" period has multiplied by orders of magnitude, according to one measure in the latest Bank of America Merrill Lynch Global Fund Manager Survey.
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While Breitbart and other inflammatory blogs have been around for years, they multiplied at a much faster clip and gained newfound influence in the months leading up to the election, he says.
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As the number of protesters multiplied, state-led security forces cracked down on the civilians, firing tear gas during rallies, beating demonstrators in the streets, arresting them indiscriminately, and sometimes killing them.
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However, if Google is found guilty of violating California labor law, it could be fined up to $100 for each of the 12 alleged violations, multiplied by its more than 61,000 employees.
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In a computer laboratory at a satellite campus of the University of Central Missouri, an otherwise nondescript desktop computer, machine No. 5 in Room 143, multiplied 74,207,281 twos together and subtracted 1.
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Those worries are multiplied by Donald Trump's presidency, a tenure that many Democrats believe deeply could threaten the very core of our democratic institutions if it is allowed to continue through 2024.
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The researchers tested these engineered neural stem cells in mice that had been injected with human glioblastoma cells, which multiplied out of control to create a human cancer in a mouse body.
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"I had thought in this country that the people were the sovereign and that ... exercise of sovereignty was divided, not multiplied," Gorsuch said to Eric Feigin, the assistant to the solicitor general.
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Relations between Britain and China have been warming over the past few years and economic links have multiplied in tandem in what both countries refer to as a "golden age" in ties.
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The tensions have multiplied since FBI Director James Comey made an unprecedented public announcement in July that there should be no charges against Clinton or her aides following a year-long probe.
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Former Toronto police chief Bill Blair, the government's point man on legalization, has emphasized current laws banning marijuana remain in effect, but illegal dispensaries have multiplied after the Liberals came to power.
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Mr Trump's administration has multiplied the salvos against India, whether decrying supposed export subsidies, making it harder for Indian IT workers to get visas or accusing India of artificially weakening its currency.
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The second method involves harvesting T-cells that react most strongly to the cancer cells from the body, growing them in a lab and injecting the multiplied load back into the patient.
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While her cells multiplied in labs everywhere, helping to advance medicine and make innovators a lot of money, the family was living in poverty and didn't have access to basic health care.
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Walmart docked their payments by the retail price difference, multiplied by the amount of stock in its inventory, a move that cost them tens of thousands of dollars collectively, the people said.
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But despite busting record-high share prices, Apple has until now fallen short of its all-time high market capitalization, since market value is determined by stock price multiplied by shares outstanding.
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This has a direct positive environmental impact, by reducing congestion-related pollution and the need for additional road infrastructure, which will be multiplied with the roll-out of zero-emission electric vehicles.
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From there, we simply multiplied the projected Z-score for each show-week by the projected standard deviation and added back the projected average, and the result was a final revenue forecast.
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Since then, gun cases have multiplied around the country seeking to expand on what — depending on what happens next — was either a fairly limited decision or a constitutional breakthrough of historic dimension.
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One interesting thing about the CI is that it measures market capitalization as price multiplied by total supply of coins that have been created since the first block on the asset's blockchain.
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Since HMNY bought its majority stake in MoviePass in August 2017, the number of subscribers has multiplied at least 100 times to more than 2 million in February, according to company releases.
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As the world's conflicts have multiplied and intensified over the past few years to create millions more refugees and displaced people, governments seem to have overlooked their duty of care to children.
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" By the time he turned 30, about six years into running Microsoft as a business, he felt "kind of stunned at what it multiplied out to," he said on "The Ellen Show.
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Mathematicians have long known how to describe this rotation as a simple multiplication: A number representing the initial position of the hour hand on the plane is multiplied by another constant number.
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"Everything you feel with a single birth is multiplied with twins," says Diana Ramos, MD, associate clinical professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the Keck University of Southern California School of Medicine.
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Note that the rate is multiplied by a larger number — 100 people for guns and 100 million people for mass shooters, to avoid decimals, which can be hard to comprehend in rates.
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As sports figures like Michael Jordan and Joe Montana and Zinedine Zidane have learned, these questions are magnified and multiplied when you are one of the most famous athletes in the world.
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In this way, the rationale went, the gunmen could be controlled — but the result was that the militias multiplied and started fighting one another, and no one could control them at all.
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Thus began one of the most anticipated foaling seasons in decades as the initial offspring of American Pharoah, whose 2015 sweep was the sport's first in 37 years, quickly multiplied in number.
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Almost as soon as soon as rescue workers rushed to pull children from the wreckage, questions multiplied as to whether the owners had broken rules to expand the school over the years.
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But after the government opened fire on them, killing more than 100 in the first five days, the number of protesters multiplied and they began to agitate for more far-reaching changes.
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The power of rapidly spinning electric motors -- they can go much faster than gas or diesel engines -- can be multiplied through gears resulting in high pulling power at low speeds, he said.
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A great deal is at stake: For 40 years, our national security worries have multiplied because of our foreign oil dependence, costing well over $85033 trillion to defend access to that oil.
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"The Marine Corps intends to buy 200 of this aircraft, so that cost growth, multiplied times 200, is a heck of a lot of money," Tsongas said at a March 10 hearing.
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Early Thursday morning, Hubei's health commission reported the number of newly confirmed cases in the province of roughly 60 million people multiplied nine-fold from 1,638 on Tuesday to 14,840 on Wednesday.
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"While all concerned seek to avoid an accidental escalation leading to conflict, the risk is being multiplied by misplaced overconfidence, dangerous narratives and rhetoric, and the lack of communication channels," he said.
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Whereas the Drake equation multiplied a string of mostly unknown factors to estimate the number of radio-broadcasting civilizations in the galaxy, Seager's equation estimates the number of planets with detectable biosignature gases.
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Six years after making what at the time was its largest venture investment ever, Google's $258 million bet on Uber has multiplied by about 20-fold to be worth more than $5 billion.
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The researchers used CUBIC to calculate the shapes, volumes, and distributions of various cancerous colonies, and observe cancer cells as they multiplied and spread through the body to form tumors in different areas.
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That's just the top of the price range multiplied by the number of shares to be outstanding after the IPO – 1.16 billion of them, excluding optional extra shares that could also be sold.
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After the dollars multiplied, hackers who had the strongest skills in finding bugs that others could not—on their own or with specialized tools—could now make a living doing nothing but this.
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Making the case for a startup visa In the five years since thousands of Egyptians filled Cairo's Tahrir Square, startups in Egypt have multiplied as have the number of funds and startup accelerators.
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The average food stamp recipient receives about $6900 per month to pay for food; multiplied by nine months, the average food stamp recipient "costs" the U.S. government $2628,28503 for the same academic year.
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Prices of digital currencies such as bitcoin have multiplied to record highs this year, while investors have poured the equivalent of more than $2 billion into token sales known as initial coin offerings.
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But when these experiences are multiplied over the thousands of encounters that people have with their neighbors when living in the same community, something emerges that is bigger than their sum total: relationships.
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The BBC also notes that BEIS says CO2 emissions figures should be multiplied by 203 when in relation to aviation, since the negative climate impact of these emissions is magnified at higher altitudes.
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But a growing body of economic literature suggests that anti-growth sentiment, when multiplied across countless unheralded local development battles, is a major factor in creating a stagnant and less equal American economy.
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The disparity, the theory goes, created a spread between two prices that would have been multiplied across millions of barrels of oil for nearly 30 years, giving rise to a big slush fund.
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As attacks by Ansarul Islam and jihadists with other affiliations have multiplied, they have set off fighting between ethnic communities in the north, with the Mossi majority accusing Fulani herders of harboring militants.
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Participants had been asked about their lifetime smoking history, which researchers quantified in "pack years," the number of packs of cigarettes a smoker consumed daily multiplied by the number of years they smoked.
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Over the years, the country has come to be known for sex tourism, with large numbers of male visitors frequenting bars, massage parlors and karaoke lounges that have multiplied as tourist numbers soared.
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Brantley in Britain LONDON — The power of three is multiplied into infinity in "The Lehman Trilogy," the transfixing saga of family and finance that opened on Thursday night at the National Theater here.
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Signs that a move of this type might be in the offing had multiplied in recent weeks, especially since the failure of the United States-North Korea summit meeting in Hanoi in February.
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Several of the digital figures have many more limbs than Ms. Vishneva does, sort of like the goddess Kali, so that when they match the motion of her arms, the effect is multiplied.
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Under the Richemont umbrella, the company has opened 28 boutiques around the world and multiplied its collaborations, such as the Pirelli partnership to make watch straps from the tires of Formula One cars.
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Two Decades After 9/11, Militants Have Only Multiplied: As many as 230,000 Salafi jihadist fighters are operating in nearly 70 countries, a study finds, underscoring terrorist groups' resilience and American policy failures.
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It is now the first movie ever to be encoded in the DNA of a living cell, where it can be retrieved at will and multiplied indefinitely as the host divides and grows.
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So Trump's supporters would wind up furious that he was put through what they regarded as an overwrought exercise with a foregone conclusion, while the frustration of Trump's detractors would be exponentially multiplied.
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It's "Friday Night Lights" meets MTV's "True Life" multiplied by Cirque du Soleil as they push their bodies and hearts to the limit while looked after sternly but lovingly by coach Monica Aldama.
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So now our challenge was multiplied: We faced local Vietcong guerrillas, who posed a substantial threat to Vietnamese civilians, while remaining ready to engage in conventional infantry combat with North Vietnamese regular units.
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If the virus kills about 2 percent of known victims, as Chinese doctors have reported, then the number of deaths can be multiplied by 50 to get a rough case estimate, he explained.
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But as the marketplace has grown to account for more than half of all goods sold on the site and as Amazon has expanded its dominance across online commerce, seller complaints have multiplied.
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That's just the top of the price range multiplied by the number of shares to be outstanding after the I.P.O. — 17.83 billion of them, excluding optional extra shares that could also be sold.
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Even many of our most materially deprived neighbors have the Library of Alexandria, multiplied by a factor of roughly infinity, in the palm of their hands, as no generation before ours has had.
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"We are the strongest nation on the planet Earth, and our strength is multiplied and magnified when we stand with our allies in common cause and common purpose," Booker said in a debate.
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If, decades ago, incitement was delivered in city squares and on marches, today's invective is far more likely to be delivered online, ensuring that the message is multiplied and disseminated to untold millions.
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Profit warnings in the UK market have multiplied in recent weeks, and the latest to cut expectations were car dealership Pendragon and lighting products maker Dialight, sending their shares down 15 to 15.33 percent.
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Other regions have far lower ARPU — the rest of the world combined has an annual ARPU of just $7: That overall ARPU growth multiplied by the user growth is driving phenomenal overall revenue growth.
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Ironically, the rising danger — the driving death toll multiplied three and a half times in just over 20 years while the population grew by only about 25 percent — may have only made things worse.
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The amount of money it spends on such "general and administrative costs" has multiplied nearly six times over, to more than $4 billion from a little under $800 million this time a year ago.
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The same is true for private donors who could see their influence multiplied many times over as each campaign will need to win these donors all over again during the course of the convention.
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Not all hearts are this expensive, but my son, Ethan, was born with heterotaxy syndrome, a rare condition that can cause any of the internal organs to be malformed, misplaced, multiplied, or missing altogether.
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To determine which profession has the best value, they used LinkedIn's salary data and multiplied it over 10 years, the same time it would take to pay off all costs associated with the degree.
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Since 22016 multiplied by the exchange rate of July 216th is less than 22015, many commentators jumped to the conclusion that Britain's economy had slipped overnight from fifth-biggest in the world to sixth.
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After they started "feeding" the bacteria with fluids that would be washed down a hospital drain — IV fluid, feeding supplements and leftover drinks from patient rooms — the bacteria multiplied, eventually reaching the sink strainer.
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On the floor, the Manhattan view of the sky is reflected, while on the walls a the Time Square environment, with all of its structures and lights, gets multiplied, becoming interactive in the process.
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Criticism of the royal family and royal institution is a serious offense in Thailand, and the number of such lèse-majesté cases has multiplied since the country returned to military rule three years ago.
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The Wise Honest is the second-largest cargo ship in Pyongyang's fleet, he said, and the value of the ship is multiplied every time the North Koreans make shipments on it and evade sanctions.
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The geometric possibilities of bodies in contact and collision are further multiplied with the arrival of two other travelers, the arrogant and bloated Pozzo (Rory Nolan) and his broken-down lackey, Lucky (Garrett Lombard).
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Yet the roll-out of mobile internet nearly a year ago has opened the way for cryptocurrency transactions, and enthusiasts have multiplied as the currency helps overcome obstacles created by U.S. sanctions on Cuba.
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Now a charity run in his name has multiplied his mission by thousands, wiping out the lunch debt of every student at all 56 schools in Minnesota's St. Paul Public Schools, where Castile worked.
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As protesters at Kennedy International Airport in New York multiplied on Saturday night, cabdrivers — largely immigrants — began a one-hour work stoppage at the airport as a form of protest against the executive order.
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Since the strong showing of opposition parties in the 2008 general election, ethno-religious controversies — over how women should dress, over who can say "Allah", drink alcohol or touch dogs — have multiplied and intensified.
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But this process, multiplied over roughly 150 videos per week, is how Jukin has taken virality — a formerly random and far-reaching process — and channeled it into a closed network of its own making.
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Daily trade volume in bitcoin has multiplied rapidly in the last year, climbing to an average of $2 billion so far this month from an average $86.7 million last August, according to CoinMarketCap data.
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Responses like that explain why Chasten Buttigieg has become a minor Twitter celebrity, whose following on the social media platform has multiplied by more than a factor of six since the start of March.
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Woes multiplied for crisis-hit gold miner Acacia Mining , whose shares dropped more than 15 percent to an 18-month low after the Tanzanian government demanded $190 billion in unpaid taxes, penalties and interest.
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The descendants of Dorrance — the man many say invented condensed soup — have multiplied across many different clans over the years, and they weren't all in agreement over whether to sell, sources have told CNBC.
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There are players in the NBA whose brilliance is evident in NBA games, but which could be multiplied gloriously in a setting that allows them to improvise and show out and generally get weird.
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During that latter moment in particular, Dre realizes that this ad could reverberate in ways he didn't intend — especially when multiplied by Richard Youngsta's cool capital — and pulls the ad over his co-workers' objections.
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As they point out, the sort of shenanigans that concerned them then, such as the rise of "trigger warnings" and "micro-aggressions" and the hounding of teachers for imaginary thought-crimes, have multiplied and worsened.
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You'd be able to avoid capital gains taxes on only $10 million of those profits, because the $10 million limit is a higher value than your next-to-nothing stock basis when multiplied by 10.
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The number of passengers flown in June fell 1% year-on-year, Norwegian said, while capacity growth - measured in terms of seats multiplied by kilometers flown - rose 5%, slower than the 8.3% expected by analysts.
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Since her viral hit "Poppin", racked up a million and a half views over the course of the summer (in part thanks to a feature on HBO's Insecure) her fanbase steadily multiplied, and rightfully so.
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The methods may seem far-fetched, but a successful pilot of the model in Qatar produced vegetables at a comparable rate to European farms over three crops a year, while plants multiplied rapidly around it.
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Hard to imagine a family that lacks earthquake insurance forking over 400 big ones (multiplied by the number of people in said family) for a prep pack stuffed with items swiped from a luxury hotel.
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The company's stock multiplied more than ten-fold in less than three years as major companies rushed to buy chips that could smarten up their own applications, offer AI services to other companies -- or both.
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A veteran politician with a national profile will probably hit between 12 and 16 of them in a week like this, if you assume about three or four a day multiplied by four convention mornings.
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There are tracks like "Summing the Wretch" and "Line in the Grass" where there's this separated, stuttered harmony between you and Dave where the same syllables are divided, or multiplied, between the two of you.
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The number of passengers flown in June fell 1% year-on-year, Norwegian said, while capacity growth - measured in terms of seats multiplied by kilometres flown - rose 5%, slower than the 8.3% expected by analysts.
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In Haiti, he theorized, a few cases were multiplied by unsterile conditions at a private blood-collecting company, Hemo-Caribbean, that opened in 215 and exported 21987,21994 gallons of plasma to the United States monthly.
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The earthquake in 2008 with an epicenter in Sichuan left nearly 90,000 people dead or missing and presumed dead after the tremors set off landslides and blocked rivers, which multiplied the risks from more slides.
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And these possibilities will be multiplied by emerging technology breakthroughs in fields such as artificial intelligence, robotics, the Internet of Things, autonomous vehicles, 3-D printing, nanotechnology, biotechnology, materials science, energy storage, and quantum computing.
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But as self-storage buildings have multiplied across the city, they are drawing increased scrutiny from city officials and community groups who say they take up space that could be used for something more productive.
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For all of us, what we choose to wear in the morning telegraphs a message about who we are; and for those in the public eye, this effect is simply multiplied a hundredfold (or more).
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The nascent market has recovered slightly following that decline, but the so-called market capitalization — the price of cryptocurrencies multiplied by circulating supply — is still around $330 billion off a record high posted last month.
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Samuel's net profit of $91,561, as reported on Schedule C, is entered on Lines 2 and 3 of Schedule SE, and multiplied by 92.35 percent to determine his taxable earnings base, $84,557, on Line 4.
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Andrew Yang's shoestring campaign staff has multiplied along with his fundraising, giving the unconventional businessman the trappings of a conventional, well-resourced presidential campaign in the months before the Iowa caucuses and New Hampshire primary.
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At the same time, the widening reach of the internet makes it easier to mobilize groups around a single issue, and independent voices have multiplied online as Cubans have tested the limits of free expression.
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An image of a nude woman is put through numerous paces, multiplied different ways, in different colors, sometimes looking like an early Warhol painting, and is accompanied by an ecstatic blast of Philip Glass's music.
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