" "When climate change gets worse, it multiplies other things.
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Your capacity multiplies when you focus on one single thing.
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Every ambiguity in this scene multiplies when Odette rejoins Siegfried.
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"My mom always says, 'Love doesn't divide, it multiplies,' " she said.
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The accompanying video clip only multiplies the strangeness, our critic says.
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Distance simply multiplies the difficulties, and competition weeds out the unprepared.
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It can be done, but it multiplies the degree of difficulty.
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"My mom always says, 'Love doesn't divide, it multiplies,' " Jessa tells PEOPLE.
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But show them just about any other color, and their language multiplies.
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When you press down on the lime, the hinge multiplies your force.
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In this way he multiplies the effectiveness of his taboo-shattering campaign.
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The number of opportunities for bad actors to plot nefarious things multiplies.
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The list of organizations and events migrating to online platforms multiplies daily.
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Studies on Japanese immigrants to America found that their heart disease risk multiplies.
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As sentences get longer, the number of grammatically possible but nonsensical options multiplies exponentially.
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As the number of sanctions multiplies, so will the exemptions, contradictions and unintended consequences.
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As the nineteenth century proceeds, and America's frontier expands, Dray's cast of characters multiplies.
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Mothers are perfectly free to be judgmental, dictatorial, and obsessive, and it multiplies anxieties.
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A potential DOJ case, backed by nearly 50 state attorneys general, multiplies that challenge.
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Most business people don't like this principle, but it's a multiplier that multiplies everything else.
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It runs in every direction, multiplies with each public-minded endeavor we set ourselves to.
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It just uses broad consumption categories and multiplies local spending by estimated carbon intensity factor.
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The fungus, called Ophiocordyceps, feeds on the ant from within and multiplies into new cells.
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The echo effect multiplies anything you send, be it text, an emoji, or a photo.
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A barrier multiplies the ability of our border patrol and customs officers to be effective.
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When the stress of climate change multiplies, so will the problems the military must handle.
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"It's a show with only two people, but actually the set multiplies everything," he said.
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I know the joy this son gave to me far outweighs the pain, which only multiplies.
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Consumers also take advantage of lenient return policies, which multiplies the number of vehicle miles traveled.
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And the organization multiplies its influence through more than 30 lobbying, consulting, communications and law firms.
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This bacterium multiplies a lot during the summer, resulting in massive growth spurts known as blooms.
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Returning violence for violence multiplies violence, adding deeper darkness to a night already devoid of stars.
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The potential to ignite curiosity and encourage discovery multiplies tenfold with a virtual reality field trip.
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Then it multiplies stride length times the number of steps to calculate how far you walked.
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While domestic disinformation multiplies, foreign disinformation appears to be less prominent — or may be more hidden.
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Confusion multiplies when physicians are in some networks and not others offered by the same insurer.
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A single voice is complicated enough, but adding others—we were about fifteen singers—multiplies the complexities.
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At the end, her voice multiplies, as her lower and higher registers sing valentines to each other.
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Dr. Matei mentioned the BRCA mutation that multiplies my chances of metastases and my anxieties about them.
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In other words, Ledger Wallet multiplies the number of factors to access your bitcoins, including a physical element.
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Every day the number of confirmed coronavirus cases multiplies and spreads to a new part of the country.
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The video clip multiplies the strangeness: It's a pole dance turned into a cosmic abduction and muddy ritual.
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After 30 to 40 cycles of this process, a single copy of DNA multiplies to hundreds of millions.
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So for example, in our gut there, there's a microbe that goes into other microbes, multiplies and explodes.
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And when they all cry out at once the sound multiplies by the tens or hundreds of thousands.
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As the field multiplies, so too does the amount of information that hackers have to hone in on.
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As the video continues, the little girl's image multiplies, creating other little girls excitedly clutching their own records.
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That's because when interest accrues on both the initial principal and also on the already accumulated interest, money multiplies.
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The equation multiplies together seven factors: R* = How frequently are suns born whose light could conceivably sustain intelligent life?
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His 2000 study suggested that prohibition multiplies the price of hard drugs like cocaine by as much as 220 times.
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With most of the web running on the same chips and the same cloud services, that risk multiplies even further.
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It is difficult to think of another social policy that more successfully multiplies America's inequality in such a sweeping fashion.
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She then scans the results, which sometimes resemble Rorschach ink blots, and digitally morphs and multiplies them to create patterns.
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But once the virus gets into the brain, it multiplies and passes through glands that make saliva, becoming over 99% fatal.
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The science of how climate change multiplies the threats of extreme crises and weather patterns is becoming more robust, Bailey underlines.
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The final scene of "Conquest" takes the wholesale carnage of Act V of "Hamlet" and multiplies it to the nth degree.
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"It multiplies the cases in which detention is possible," said Marie-Aimée Peyron, head of the Paris bar, in an interview.
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Its business model relies largely on patenting small tweaks to existing technologies, which multiplies financial returns with only minimal investment in research.
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The DLC multiplies the return a trader would normally receive when he or she correctly bets on an asset's rise or fall.
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"The way it creates the ulcers is that when it's inside your skin, it multiplies, and it produces a toxin," Garchitorena said.
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When there's an overproduction or a blockage and there's a collection of the sebum, the bacteria multiplies and there's this inflammatory reaction.
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As in other countries, the discrimination multiplies when gender intersects with other protected characteristics, such as race, ethnicity, sexual orientation and disability.
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My home WiFi is very good and my connection speed still multiplies by two or three when i plug in an ethernet cable.
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When it makes contact with a person from our realm, the ill will multiplies, metastasizing across the sleepy Washington town of Twin Peaks.
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It doesn't happen very often, but occasionally, the cretins lurking online get their grubby paws on something pure and the joy only multiplies.
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I'll objectify, count it as single, indivisible, what are the edges of the limit that grows and multiplies by feeding on an abyss.
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Originally a poet, the word never disappears from his visual work, but rather multiplies, piles up, even explodes, to the brink of incomprehensibility.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads What's half-certain: a father always multiplies and here he is to teach you long division. Shit.
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Often Mr. Morris introduces a dance motif (sometimes a single lift or gesture, sometimes an extended phrase) with one dancer, then multiplies it.
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Amazon is looking for the best package of subsidies and tax breaks, but the sheer size of the opportunity only multiplies the effect.
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"The staph bacteria can cause an infection when it gets into parts of the body where it's not normally found and multiplies," Dean says.
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As the practice gains a more significant hold in the alternative visual lexicon, and as access to kinbaku information multiplies, we can expect inflation.
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As the cicada matures, massospora multiplies, digesting the insect's insides, castrating it and replacing its rear end with a chalky white plug of spores.
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" He continued, "If the fraud is not detected and swift enforcement actions are not taken, chain migration only multiplies the consequences of this abuse.
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The "trade weighted" measure multiplies the dollar's value in foreign currencies by the share of the United States' foreign trade with each currency area.
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One is a peek-in hexagonal box whose mirrored interior multiplies a changing light show, creating the sensation of flying above an endless cityscape.
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The first is via a routine process called genetic drift, in which a virus multiplies and undergoes small genetic changes over time as it replicates.
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A healthier culture multiplies company growth and enhances that company's resilience against not only crises, but against the normal ups and downs of business life.
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Live-streaming multiplies the audience numbers during the course of a show's run: over 4m people have watched National Theatre Live since its inception in 2009.
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In some places they are all there is, but then echoes open up boundless spaces around him, other instruments waft in and his voice multiplies itself.
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A video feedback loop multiplies the kids to infinity, allowing them to consider whether their various virtual profiles are actually them or someone or something else.
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Similarly, the case fatality rate multiplies if health systems are overwhelmed and falls if social distancing and quarantine measures keep the elderly safe from the disease.
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The post, which also claims "Coronavirus mutates and multiplies in the body through acid cells", has over 34 shares on Facebook as of March 6, 2020.
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If he uses the NATO meeting to coordinate his message to Moscow, he multiplies the impact by speaking for dozens of free countries, not just America.
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EI averages all of those leverage measurements and multiplies by 1000, resulting in a range from about 10 (a one-sided blowout) to 100 (a memorable thriller).
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They're serious accusations that caused anguish for the women who lived through it, and that pain multiplies in strength when the alleged offender is in the headlines.
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On average, people spend 1.7 seconds looking at content on their Facebook news feed on their smartphones, but this figure multiplies by five for videos, Mendelsohn added.
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The number of guidelines that are supposed to bring order to the relationship among the branches multiplies, but enforcement of those guidelines weakens, producing still more confusion.
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In such a case, our approach has the advantage that it multiplies opportunities for detection through the default screening procedures, which would be more intense than current practices.
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If the amount of junk multiplies exponentially, that effectively turns all of low-Earth orbit into a no-fly zone — a worst-case scenario known as Kessler Syndrome.
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"First is the very old age of this site which multiplies by ten the formerly known early presence of Hominins in the Philippines," Ingicco wrote in an email.
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But as Amazon gives more of these third parties access to its global store, the opportunities for scammers and bad actors to plot nefarious things multiplies, endangering customer trust.
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Sections of yellow, orange, red, blue, and pink blend into one another, just like the gradients of a Lisa Frank picture — an effect that multiplies when hair is braided.
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Since I was so busy this weekend, I didn't get caught up on laundry, and I swear one basket multiplies into 229 when you take just one day off.
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While Trump's numbers are significantly lower among voters under 0323 than among older voters, Clinton's are roughly the same across age groups, while Johnson's support multiplies among younger voters.
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A run of three or five or even more years multiplies the impact of a show's story enormously; such spans are generations in the lives of young theater geeks.
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When ingested it multiplies and causes severe diarrhea and dehydration — which as you might imagine can become a life-threatening problem if a community is short on clean water.
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Carmakers, especially premium manufacturers, are resisting the encroachment of tech giants on several fronts including autonomous driving and connected services - whose commercial potential multiplies with voice recognition and assistance.
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But after one employee (Zach Galligan from the first film) rescues him, Gizmo is hidden and left alone in the office, where water spills on him and he multiplies.
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At their best, they explore the primal human desire to hurt those who have hurt us, and how this ethos usually multiplies tragedies rather than bringing them to an end.
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" Casually and mid-stride over the transformative nothing that is the end of a line Mayröcker multiplies the speaker's head into a plurality, "heads," identifying with the "abundant blos-/soms.
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And other gene variants can change the risk: If a BRCA-1 mutation is present with other gene-variants that increase cancer risk, then the chance of developing cancer multiplies.
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P.S.G. has tried, for seven long years, to conquer Europe by acquiring superstars, by hoping to happen upon a magical formula by which gathering enough talent together means it multiplies.
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The public is in store for a drawn out process that takes the hypocrisy over this one word and multiplies it a thousandfold in a trial over self-dealing in office.
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Once the mixture is correct, the test plates are whisked into a machine which multiplies the number of plasmids in each well using a process called a polymerase chain reaction (PCR).
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A 2014 study by Jon Caulkins, a drug policy expert at Carnegie Mellon University, suggested that prohibition multiplies the price of hard drugs like cocaine by as much as 10 times.
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Cortex AE chips are optimized to be built with the most advanced 7-nanometer circuit wiring, ARM said, which multiplies the number of features that can be crammed into the same space.
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In the tradition of Bobby McFerrin, she is also a sonic wizard who multiplies her voice in electronic loops that can turn a singer into a one-person chorus and rhythm section.
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The sound of one man retching multiplies until whole rows are hurling in unison, the plane filling with the general din of guttural animal noises and the sharp smell of stomach acids.
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But even as Care multiplies, surrounding Faust on several screens at once, there is no question that she and he are in the same space, in dialogue with each other, however fraught.
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The sound accompaniment is Tony Conrad's eccentric 1976 video "Cycles of 3s and 7s" in which he repeatedly divides and multiplies on a calculator, narrating the action as the machine clicks away.
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If worries about microbial resistance are cast wider to include not just antibiotics (which attack bacteria) but drugs against parasites, like malaria, and viruses, like HIV, the problem multiplies, particularly in poor countries.
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They're proficient at dog-whistle propaganda, and since the mid-22019s, they've created their own media echo-chamber which exponentially multiplies the sound of their own voices, with no interference from outside sources.
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Surge pricing, which multiplies prices for passengers and earnings for drivers during periods of high demand, is another form of algorithmic management that encourages drivers to relocate to certain areas at certain times.
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Suddenly, about two minutes in, the tempo picks up and Shaw's voice multiplies, imagining love and open roads while repeating "And you drive me round," as if she's lapsed into a blissful dream.
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And De Soto is presenting the late-Surrealist portraits by Alma Haser in which the addition of prismatic paper structures multiplies the sitters' eyes, suggesting physical deformity, geometric cosmetic surgery or mental disorder.
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Bob Dorfman, a sports marketing expert at Baker Street Advertising in San Francisco, said because of social media, outrage over some incidents multiplies quickly and the NHL would do best to act swiftly.
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"It multiplies or divides eleven-digit numbers in 250 one-millionths of a second and is described by its inventors as the fastest computer in operation," a 23 New York Times article breathlessly explained.
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At Le Coucou, Daniel Rose locates the energy in old-guard French dishes and then multiplies it, but the kitchen at Fowler & Wells often seems to be trying to get away from the past.
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If you don't look at it, it multiplies, and nobody discusses it, and that's how you wind up with this silent majority supporting Donald Trump or people whose children kill themselves for being picked on.
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The Joanne World Tour so far has been really exciting for a lot of reasons, mostly to reunite with my fan base and feel that love they bring every night, and I pray that multiplies.
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When you consider that a company could launch hundreds or even thousands of cloud instances per day across a range of vendors, launched by a variety of developers and operations employees, the problem only multiplies.
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It's when Mr. Irizarry starts mixing and matching his Moniques and Yvettes, sometimes including them all onstage at once, that the production most powerfully multiplies and refracts the play's many spheres of privilege and dominion.
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There has been one report of transmission within the United States, but experts believe that will increase as the weather warms up, the local mosquito population multiplies and many more travelers return to the country.
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Recognizing that the kitchen continues to be the hub of the home, Loop is inspired by the kitchen TV, but multiplies the utility of a hot-room goggle-box with the flexibility of a tablet. Ooh!
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As China suppresses authentic religious expression, the number of religious adherents multiplies; as China censors the Internet, circumvention tools proliferate; as China brutally represses rights lawyers, their loved ones take up the mantle of their cause.
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It likely prevents some use: A 2014 study by Jon Caulkins, a drug policy expert at Carnegie Mellon University, suggested that prohibition multiplies the price of hard drugs like cocaine by as much as 10 times.
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Besides, Spode lately has become engaged to one of Bertie's clingy ex-fiancées, Madeline Bassett (who believes that "every time a kitten sneezes a new star joins the firmament"), a coincidence that multiplies their run-ins.
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The college advantage multiplies over time, but it's tempting -- although self-defeating in the long run -- to start earning as much as Joe the new college grad without foregoing earnings for several years or taking on debt.
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Technically, it takes the per-ounce "prevailing sales price" of flower during the fifth and final price-tax year, multiplies it by that year's 25 percent tax rate, and makes that the per-ounce tax on flower.
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He compared the figures for gold mining to his own estimate of Bitcoin's power consumption, as well as a simpler measure that multiplies the total network hashrate by the power consumption of the most efficient miner available.
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Earlier this year, the spouses also decided to sell most of their belongings and move their family of four into an RV, which they have been driving across the country in support of their nonprofit, Love Multiplies.
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Inside the bird's stomach, the Leucochloridium multiplies, and when the bird eventually defecates it out onto the forest floor, the toxic feces becomes food for a new generation of snails, who are then infected by the parasite.
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Think about how snowflakes are formed; a tiny dust particle in the clouds catches water vapor and turns into an ice crystal, as the flake falls through the earth's atmosphere the pattern multiplies into a complex formation.
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Medics soon noticed an oddity of blast: It reflects off hard surfaces and multiplies, so that people who appear to be protected inside an enclosed space like a Humvee often suffer much worse brain injuries than those outside.
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Goldman Sachs media sector analyst Lisa Yang predicted that by 2030, the global music industry will reach $103 billion in market size as the global streaming market multiplies in size to $34 billion (nearly all of it from paid subscriptions).
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"If I were [an ISP], I might think twice [before] going around states and challenging widdly-niddly every rule that is enacted because that multiplies the chance that at least one court would disagree with them," telecom lawyer Pantelis Michalopoulos said.
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And Pityrosporum folliculitis happens when the Pityrosporum breed of yeast (also known as Malassezia) works its way down into the hair follicles and multiplies, a disorder that causes symptoms that are easily mistaken for acne: pimply breakouts, whiteheads, redness, and inflammation.
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The verses have a smiley lilt over a snappy backbeat, and the chorus marches with pealing major chords as Aurora's voice multiplies all over the place: girl-group harmonies answered by oohs and oh-ohs and la-las and ya-yas.
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Callahan focuses on the biggest of big givers — people like Bill Gates, the Walton clan, Mark Zuckerberg and Warren Buffett, who actually struggle to give away their fortunes because the money multiplies faster than they can shovel it out the door.
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Other factors such as temperature of the room, who has handled the ingredients, and moisture of the food can play a role in how quickly the bacteria multiplies, so it's hard to determine which foods will end up getting infected.
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The Qihoo researchers, who recently showed their results at Amsterdam's Hack in the Box conference, say their upgrade also significantly multiplies the radio attack's range, allowing them to steal cars parked more than a thousand feet away from the owner's key fob.
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But they said research has shown that basic, day-to-day precautions do appear to slow the rate of new infections by a significant factor, one that multiplies over time to have a big impact in reducing the spread of the virus.
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As I've written before, the drug war does likely prevent some drug use: One study by Jon Caulkins, a drug policy expert at Carnegie Mellon University, suggested that prohibition multiplies the price of hard drugs like cocaine by as much as 10 times.
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The argument, instead, is that prohibition will make these drugs more expensive — a 2014 study by Jon Caulkins, a drug policy expert at Carnegie Mellon University, suggested that prohibition multiplies the price of hard drugs like cocaine by as much as 10 times.
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We have a few people who work all year round in the Krakow HQ. That number multiplies when the Krakow event approaches—with up to 20 people working in the office, and a team of more than 100 volunteers—not to mention the production crew.
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A convocation of wizards is evoked through the simultaneous swirling of black capes; an otherworldly, xenophobic and unsettlingly topical-feeling Fascist brigade materializes and multiplies out of yawning darkness; and staircases, bookcases and suitcases assume varied and miraculous lives that propel both themes and story.
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The equation multiplies a string of probabilities -- such as the fraction of stars with planets, the fractions of planets that are habitable, and the percentage of times intelligent life forms -- to give an estimate of the likelihood that we are not alone in the universe.
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The Anker PowerCore Speed 20,000 PD multiplies the capacity and charging speed, and with USB Power Delivery, it's able to keep all of your devices — including larger, more powerful ones like a laptop with USB-C or a Nintendo Switch — running and charging at top speed simultaneously.
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The Anker PowerCore Speed 20,000 PD multiplies the capacity and charging speed, and with USB Power Delivery, it's able to keep all of your devices — including larger, more powerful ones like a laptop with USB-C or Nintendo Switch — running and charging at top speed simultaneously.
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Whether you're just embarking on your entrepreneurial journey or are well into it, remember that a daily commitment to yourself and your vision is the difference between a business that barely moves forward and experiences inconsistent success and a thriving business that multiplies its revenue every year.
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A 2014 study by Jon Caulkins, a drug policy expert at Carnegie Mellon University, found that prohibition multiplies hard drug prices by as much as 10 times, so legalization — by eliminating prohibition and allowing greater access to drugs — could greatly increase the rates of drug abuse.
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While the body count multiplies and the ethical violations compound themselves, Luther scurries around London like a harried parent, pulled this way by his boss, that way by the criminal who's holding a colleague hostage and another way by the beautiful, jealous psychopath he just can't quit.
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As the duo sing, "They've all come to look for America," videos of thousands of supporters meeting Mr. Sanders, in different times and places, flow across the screen and divide into squares on a quilt that multiplies over and over until there are too many to see.
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Every new Melissa McCarthy performance, even in a movie as uneven as The Boss, makes you marvel at her talent: the extravagant physical comedy, the outrageousness that never blots out believability, the skill at parsing out a single gag line so that it multiplies like loaves and fish.
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"There is seldom this level of drama in the federal bureaucracy, which multiplies the commentary and conjecture surrounding the situation, but the longer-term leadership realities for the CFPB remain unchanged," Isaac Boltansky, director of policy research at the Washington, DC-based investment firm Compass Point, said in a Saturday note.
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KEY LARGO, Florida — What do you do with an invasive fish, covered from head to fin with venomous spines as sharp as hypodermic needles; a fish that can't be caught with a rod or in a trawling net as it multiplies rapidly, deep in our oceans, flummoxing fishermen and scientists alike?
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"[E]ven after considering the amount of sleep a person gets and other lifestyle factors, every one-hour night-to-night difference in the time to bed or the duration of a night's sleep multiplies the adverse metabolic effect," said study co-author Tianyi Huang of Brigham and Women's Hospital, per the statement.
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The black market in labor therefore exists because certain businesses in the U.S. are desperate for low-end labor and because unskilled Mexican workers can earn multiplies of their income by coming to the U.S. The U.S. government has, for decades, actively tried to prevent these two sides from coming together by enforcing the border.
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Given any collection of numbers, it's possible to create a polynomial that evaluates to zero at all those numbers — for example, if you pick the numbers 33 and 3, you can build the expression (x – 2)(x – 3); this multiplies out to the polynomial x2 – 5x + 6, which equals zero if x = 2 or x = 3.
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He helped to re-establish the RBI as a credible inflation targeting institution," Ed Smith, Asset Allocation Strategist at Rathbones told CNBC via email, adding that the exit along with Modi's structural reform agenda going off-track may further inject uncertainty in the region and "lead investors to question whether Indian equities still deserve to trade at premium valuation multiplies relative to its emerging market peers.
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Participants must register for a two-and-a-half-hour time slot, allowing them to frolic in installations like "Colors," where they can see their moving shadows drenched in bright hues; "SMing," which multiplies a single recorded voice into a full (and conductible) choir; and "Style Transfer Mirrors," whose trick is to render a person's reflection as it might appear in a famous painting.
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"Something else I feel grateful for — and this gratitude needs not time to 'sink in' or become more 'realized;' this grateful-feeling is always with me but is multiplies in this moment of us announcing our final season — but I feel such intense gratitude for our devoted viewers who are the ACTUAL reason we have been graced with the opportunity to explore these characters for 12 years of our lives," he wrote.
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We asked 16 leading people who actively invest in construction robotics and work at firms spanning early to growth-stage to share what's exciting them most and where they see opportunity in the sector: TC Sessions: Robotics + AI 2020 True Ventures has been investing in industrial automation broadly for over 4 years, focusing on founders who bring technology to market that eliminates repetitive manual labor and multiplies human productivity by automating routine tasks.
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