The DNA sample did not produce matches to known offenders.
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We build the tools; we do not produce any content.
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How could such a great country not produce better options?
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A naval blockade or quarantine will not produce direct results.
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We build the tools, we do not produce any content.
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Drinking artificially sweetened drinks did not produce the same effects.
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Unlike tetrahydrocannabinol, or THC, it does not produce a high.
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BP does not produce any oil or gas in Libya.
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The rainforest is meant to absorb carbon, not produce it.
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The meeting did not produce a consensus, officials have said.
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The protest did not produce any change in the rules.
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Writing out of envy will not produce a tree in bloom.
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"Misleading information does not produce good policy," Ferguson told VICE News.
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It previously said it will not produce copper during the strike.
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They did not produce any new evidence during the preliminary hearing.
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"Kirtsaeng's proposal would not produce any sure benefits," Justice Kagan wrote.
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But the candidates do not produce news at the same rate.
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His representatives told me that "he did not produce" the event.
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But the cries of our community did not produce meaningful protection.
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About 50 of those districts did not produce male graduates, either.
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It does not produce physical dependence and thus is non-addictive.
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In general, 225 percent of Zika infections do not produce symptoms.
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It does not produce more efficiency and unity in our society.
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More miners does not produce more bitcoins, but they consume more energy.
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"Such weather modification does not 'produce' rain as such," Pasztor told Gizmodo.
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They do not produce or use any peanut products in the facility.
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His neighbour told him he was "crazy" and would not produce anything.
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Harvesting them was not too difficult, since they did not produce much.
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BHP has said the mine will not produce copper during the strike.
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Both sides agree that the dialogue did not produce any substantive agreements.
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"We build the tools, we do not produce any content," he added.
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For nearly two decades, he did not produce oil portraits at all.
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As primates of African origin, we do not produce alpha-gal, either.
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It did not produce this year's strategy by its deadline last week.
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But history has shown that such meetings may not produce longstanding results.
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But one that is choreographed might not produce the result management wants.
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The meeting of Britain and India did not produce an enduring synthesis.
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Mature M-dwarfs do not produce enough ultraviolet for this to happen.
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Stellina's images of the same objects did not produce the same feeling.
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"We do not produce enough technically qualified candidates in this country," he said.
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Shomaker's rooftop grapes will not produce their first barrel of wine until 2019.
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But an economy could not produce more than enough of goods in general.
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Still, this approach may not produce all the results that Mr Trump desires.
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Dry eye disease occurs when the tear ducts do not produce enough moisture.
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Diversity does not produce better results automatically, through a sort of multicultural magic.
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They have said that their investigation did not produce any evidence of misconduct.
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The discussion on China was long, but did not produce a formal conclusion.
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It uses a methodology that does not produce a traditional margin of error.
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Spotify—the reigning champion of SXSW—will not produce their staple Spotify House.
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A truly dominant solar industry might not produce the same stunning jobs numbers.
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Their candidacies increase the possibility that the primaries will not produce a nominee.
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Lawan has two hens, but they do not produce anything sellable, she said.
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He ultimately did not produce a single document or appear for a hearing.
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This one might not produce quite that steep a pressure drop, they say.
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But this crisis will not produce positive and lasting change on its own.
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But his best attempt at mimicry could not produce the same winning results.
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Anxiety about the war did not produce a consensus about what to do.
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Despite requests from Mr. Tensing, Mr. DuBose does not produce a driver's license.
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But the administration did not produce any evidence to back up the claim.
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The institutional reforms also did not produce the policy successes that liberals expected.
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Peruvian maritime authorities said the quake did not produce a tsunami on the coast.
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But retirees do not produce anything they could offer in exchange for these things.
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Some people's social graphs just might not produce enough high-quality stuff to view.
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Threatening U.S. contributions to the UN budget will not produce greater support for Israel.
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Consultations could continue to be delayed or may not produce a mutually satisfactory outcome.
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Among the problems: Rathburn could not produce documents proving that bodies were donated willingly.
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Democrats could not produce even a single takeaway moment in six hours of hearings.
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As can be expected, this week's roundtable discussion did not produce any clear solutions.
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They do not produce more mental health practitioners for marginalized or at-risk populations.
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He's one of my favorite writers, and I just could not produce his name.
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The couple were arrested and jailed when they could not produce a marriage license.
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Experts say some programs failed, some worked and others did not produce conclusive results.
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The talks come after last week's election that did not produce a clear victor.
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A ruling against the president need not produce such a result, to be sure.
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But despite such an exceptionally early harvest, this year did not produce especially exceptional wines.
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But his ban was soon reversed: Kenya does not produce enough fish to feed itself.
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For example, if a device is incredibly stylish, it might not produce the best sound.
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A woman may not produce eggs every month, or her eggs may not be healthy.
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Yet these sagging indicators did not produce anything like consensus on the BoJ's new policy.
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The nation does not produce enough food to meet its demands and relies on imports.
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The CBO may not produce an updated "score" of the bill before the House votes.
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This trickle-down agenda will not produce the gross domestic product growth the Chamber claims.
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This spring's crop of protests on campus did not produce major victories at premier schools.
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The problem is that the economy does not produce enough jobs that require college degrees.
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The business model of the modern Republican Party does not produce real-world budget discipline.
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Under the deal, the kingdom should not produce more than 10.058 million bpd until March.
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But they also contend that his ouster will not produce any noticeable change in policy.
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But these did not produce the full-scale reversal of programs that some observers expected.
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Worst of all, oil palms, with their blood-red fruit, do not produce colorful blooms.
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Unlike THC, however, pure CBD oil does not produce the euphoric "high" in its users.
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CNN has asked to view the video, but Monahan said she could not produce it.
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On Tuesday, it said that legal action would not produce the change wanted by activists.
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After 15 days, the treatment did not produce significant improvements across 15.73 parameters, including anxiety.
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So you come and need a power of attorney, that may not produce instantaneous revenue.
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Witnesses for the plaintiffs previously testified that such methods will not produce a full count.
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However, price transparency alone will not produce any groundbreaking change in our health care system.
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Now search for a subject because star-trails alone will not produce an eye-catching photograph.
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The authors of the report found the practice was ineffective and did not produce actionable intelligence.
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Columbus then outshot New York 6-13 in overtime but could not produce the game-winner.
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Unlike traditional warfare, grey-zone strategies will not produce decisive results within a defined time frame.
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She does not produce works for eternity, even when she handles the material with extreme care.
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But there are, sadly, many reasons to fear that the framework will not produce either outcome.
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And it does not produce the type of processed lithium required by the POSCO-Samsung project.
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Second-line therapies are used when initial, or first-line, treatments do not produce adequate results.
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Opponents of BRAC have argued that the last round did not produce the expected net benefits.
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I was often able to get a decent selfie when other phones could not produce one.Â
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Netflix said earlier that it would not produce a planned second stand-up special with him.
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"We will not produce copies of Dr. Christine Blasey Ford's medical records," Katz and Banks wrote.
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Despite all this, AT&T did not produce anything like an answering machine until the 1950s.
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But the move had little impact because Algeria's small manufacturing base could not produce enough substitutes.
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Or you are sold an interest in a gold mine that does not produce any gold.
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Philadelphia outshot New York 16-8 in the third but could not produce the tiebreaking goal.
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And unfortunately for his species, Dr. Sischo says, he could not produce offspring without a mate.
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He told them he could not produce a jazz festival in a city that enforced segregation.
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Given what you say about the responses to her posts, however, this may not produce results.
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Sri Lanka does not produce oil and importing the fuel costs it $4.15 billion in 2018.
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That a petition did not produce the desired outcome does not mean it failed, he added.
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The passage of time does not produce some judicial alchemy that turns lead reasoning into gold.
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Suno will not produce its spring 2017 collection, the designer Max Osterweis told Business of Fashion.
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Importers criticized the increases, saying Egyptian suppliers did not produce enough of any of the goods included.
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But carefully developed subsidy programs are worth pursuing even if they do not produce big earnings gains.
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While lactic acid has no nutritional value, it does not produce the unpleasant symptoms of lactose intolerance.
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After all, Russia does not produce the Novichok nerve-agent that is said to have been used.
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The internet survey is a probability sample and so does not produce a traditional margin of error.
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It also has a lithium project in Serbia but that will not produce before the next decade.
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In 2016, he said, "We build the tools, we do not produce any content," according to Reuters.
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Don't default to sleeping pills, which are "blunt instruments that do not produce naturalistic sleep," he said.
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It let Hothi's attorney know that it would not produce any further evidence and dropped the suit.
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Detroit pulled Mrazek with 2:05 left in the game but could not produce the tying goal.
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Taqiya does not produce the loud present/absence of silence rather it is silence camouflaged by words.
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Mr Trump's attempt to replicate his tough-guy approach with Iran did not produce a similar rapprochement.
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Sanctions on his associates and Russian companies do not produce the desired effects, and sometimes even backfire.
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But they are a drag on the economy: They do not produce, but they continue to consume.
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Polls show a PR system would not produce a clear winner, and post-vote alliances look unwieldy.
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We in Saudi Arabia have not seen demand for any additional barrel that we did not produce.
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"The best way to reduce waste is to not produce any," Ms. Grange said in an email.
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The National Association of Home Builders says American mills do not produce enough lumber to meet demand.
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The House did not produce a full, complete record on which the Senate could proceed to trial.
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Toronto could not produce with its set pieces, and the score remained 0-0 after 45 minutes.
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The negotiations, which could last nearly two years, did not produce anything revelatory on the first day.
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This form of diabetes is generally diagnosed in childhood when the patient's body does not produce insulin.
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He comes from a sorghum-farming family, in a part of Oaxaca that does not produce mezcal.
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CBD, however, does not directly interact with the brain's cannabinoid receptors, and therefore does not produce a high.
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But down Januaries in 2009, 2010 and 2014 did not produce negative years, though they did foretell corrections.
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But an electricity industry that does not produce reliable revenues is not one that people will invest in.
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Even at the top of his budget, "the search did not produce that many fruitful spots," he said.
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A spokesman for Old Mutual said Hanwha has four separate companies, two of which do not produce munitions.
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EY had argued it could not produce the papers under Chinese laws prohibiting the spread of state secrets.
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If her victory does not produce big Democratic gains in Congress, Republicans will feel emboldened to defy her.
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These are firms that do not produce anything—they just buy up patents to monetise them through litigation.
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Corrections: This story has been updated to reflect Facebook did not produce the Australian ad on blood donations.
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Yet the election, even if it proceeds without violence, will not produce the legitimacy that Mr Kenyatta needs.
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In a venture-capital firm overlooking the Gulf, though, investors complain that universities do not produce enough entrepreneurs.
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In contrast to THC, the far more popular cannabinoid CBD does not produce strong psychoactive effects when consumed.
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And it does not produce lithium hydroxide in Chile, the type of processed lithium required by POSCO-Samsung.
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Russia asked for "proof and evidence" it was involved, which the US did not produce in the meeting.
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Simpler eyes than a human's can work perfectly well, even if they do not produce such sophisticated images.
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Argentina does not produce the drug itself but cocaine from Bolivia, Peru and Colombia pass through its borders.
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Egypt must use scarce dollars to buy wheat from abroad because it does not produce enough at home.
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Clicking on the same post directly from the person's profile did not produce the "Suggestions for You" tab.
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Firstly, the plant grows slowly -- a newly planted tree will not produce beans for up to two years.
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"If you have a santol tree, it will not produce caimito," he said, referring to two local fruits.
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But Exxon has continued to invest heavily in projects that will not produce oil or gas for years.
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It's hard to imagine that their public humiliation will not produce a reaction in the tight-knit kingdom.
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"Threats and sanctions would be very counter productive, backfire and will not produce any results positively," he said.
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Why would Assistant not produce a response when the answers are out there from a quick Google search?
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The committee does not produce legislation and rule recommendations require a two-thirds majority to establish new policies.
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Even if every one of them prevailed, they could not produce visionary change as a minority in Parliament.
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Genetically engineered mice that did not produce the substance, a protein called CNGA4, had profoundly impaired olfactory adaptation.
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The G20 finance leaders did not produce a joint communique after their two-day meeting ended on Friday.
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Its small staff did not produce the congressionally mandated national drug strategy in 2017, citing the presidential transition.
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He could not produce children, and his voice had a higher pitch than that of his rabbinical counterparts.
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"Re-enfranchisement might not produce big electoral effects," Traci Burch, a political scientist at Northwestern University, told me.
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"Dialogue for the sake of dialogue would not produce anything," Mr. Abe said after meeting with the president.
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Wakanda does not produce crude oil (too much geological activity), nor does it import any from surrounding countries.
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The A.C.C. is a collection of mediocre teams, and most likely will not produce a Final Four team.
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A study of infant rhesus monkeys also shows that vaccination does not produce neurobiological changes in the brain.
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But exercising at a maximal heart rate (HRmax) for every exercise session will not produce efficient fitness results.
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The talks between the Arab and European states did not produce much in the way of concrete results.
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But while they are opioids, they are weaker ones and do not produce a high when taken correctly.
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Essentially, different aircraft want to have the same effect, but may not produce that effect the same way.
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Similar searches on Google did not produce as clearly illegal imagery or as much concerning content as did Bing.
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Venezuela does not produce its own flour and imports are bought by the government before being distributed among bakeries.
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The Trump administration ended the Obama-era case prioritization in January 2017, saying it did not produce significant results.
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Those plants "either do not produce nectar or have residues below the EPA identified level," an EPA statement said.
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Sometimes they produce more power than customers need, at other times they may not produce enough to meet demand.
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The attack did not produce a crude spill, the company said in a statement, but did dent the pipeline.
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Member states must manage their borders and [external] European borders in a way that will not produce any deficiencies.
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I used every excuse in the book to not produce any documents, and eventually I ran out of excuses.
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But since Brazil is between cane crops, most local mills will not produce more ethanol for a few months.
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Encouraging economic data and booming financial markets may not produce the political dividends President Trump and Republicans once envisioned.
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VLNCs contain nicotine at levels that do not produce physiological effects, rendering what residual nicotine they do contain ineffective.
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Some may ultimately produce game-changing innovations, while others may not produce practical applications for decades or at all.
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In the absence of a sincere review of the past mistakes, recycling old strategies would not produce new results.
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He popularized the phrase "market failure" to capsulize what occurs when market forces do not produce an optimal outcome.
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Iran isn't North Korea where Trump could enter into a two-year negotiating process and not produce significant results.
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Democratic candidates would most likely pounce on that as evidence that Mr. Trump's blustering style does not produce results.
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But the regulated genes were normal and did not produce proteins that the immune system might recognize as abnormal.
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Last year's tests strained one bank but did not produce any failures; this year's are expected to be harder.
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This approach will not produce a definitive advance reading of a major shift from growth to contraction: a recession.
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Mr. Borjas also argues that low-skilled immigration does not produce clear benefits for the economy as a whole.
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Denver trailed by 17 at the intermission and did not produce one double-digit scorer prior to the break.
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Morris warned Trump should not count on his followers to stay with him if he did not produce results.
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Conspiracy theories do not produce dissidents, they produce zombies either unwilling or too uncomfortable to challenge their political leaders.
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The research shows that cutting top marginal rates does not produce as much growth as the supply siders expected.
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"That would not produce something of the incredibly high quality, carefully curated series that we see at the moment."
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She had received a diagnosis of myelodysplastic syndromes, in which bone marrow does not produce enough healthy blood cells.
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Researchers said the results, released on Wednesday, could not produce any definitive findings because of a lack of data.
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One disadvantage to the ballot access approach is it would not produce any information until the next presidential election.
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Ford says that it is prepared to sell some emerging-market operations if they do not produce higher profits soon.
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Abortion rights will not produce more such men; but a greater appreciation that sex is a serious enterprise just might.
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Yet, somehow the FCC could not produce a single document from the day the cyberattack is said to have occurred.
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Although officials say the race lanes will be pristine, the Olympics will not produce the promised legacy of clear waters.
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However, the detectives' interview with Manson "did not produce anything fruitful," according to an LAPD statement released Wednesday, and Det.
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The Iowa caucus results did not produce catastrophic failure nor did they appear to be caused by an outside adversary.
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The ballistics test, which did not produce any matches, was the final entry in the activity log for the case.
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"We are confident this will not produce any conclusions different from the one the FBI reached in July," Podesta said.
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The report faulted the administration broadly but did not produce any new bombshells about what critics call malfeasance by Clinton.
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For instance, Cheniere, which does not produce oil or gas, but operates gas liquefaction facilities, was featured on the list.
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Using more water and sand, after a certain point, does not produce enough oil to pay for the extra materials.
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He pointed out a variety of reasons that the study did not produce much in the way of concrete results.
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The United States does not produce enough sugar for all its needs and relies on imports to fill the shortfall.
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Lorenz's paper is the ur-document of cute studies, but did not produce an immediate reaction among the scientific community.
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While election night in 2008 did not produce a clear winner, the Bush campaign quietly proceeded with its transition planning.
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Though it does not produce public financial results, TeamApt claimed revenue growth of 4,500 percent over a three-year period.
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NASA's goal is to not produce a sonic boom at all, but something that sounds more like a soft thud.
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"We are confident this will not produce any conclusions different from the one the FBI reached in July," he said.
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Second, the recount will draw attention to the problem of electronic voting machines that do not produce a paper trail.
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A viable trade pact is also vital because the U.S. does not produce enough lumber to meet the nation's needs.
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CORRECTION: The article originally stated, incorrectly, that Tesla did not produce any Model S models at the $50,000 price point.
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Fincham designed a system in which water rushed over a stationary hydrofoil, but it did not produce the desired result.
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Both stories were reminders of the monarchy's fragile existence: If Naruhito did not marry, he would not produce an heir.
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It runs like this: Brazil does not produce world-class goalkeepers, because Brazil does not generally need world-class goalkeepers.
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On Wednesday morning it was trading at $1.2228, weighed down by fears that Johnson's proposal would not produce an agreement.
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The exact contours of the plan remained murky and Mr. Trump will not produce a fully realized proposal on Wednesday.
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The potatoes, edited to remain fresher longer and not produce carcinogens when fried, could be grown and sold in 2019.
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It's "Emotional Rescue," which he did not produce, he explains, but only because he was 16 when it was made.
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Zambia does not produce oil, but the government says soil samples sent to European laboratories have shown good traces of crude.
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The brokerage said the carmaker's premium Model 3 sedan will also not produce better profit margins than a conventional BMW (BMWG.DE).
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EDF said Hinkley would now not produce its first power until 2023, subject to a final investment decision in July 2014.
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ISIS claimed responsibility in a post via its Amaq news agency but did not produce evidence in support of the claim.
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Another Asian alcohol brand, OB, also said it will not produce a calendar featuring naked women this year, instead choosing landscapes.
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Bigger cities should eventually grow around their stations, but suburban locations will not produce the same economic dividends as central locations.
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The safest bet may be that the election will not produce the conditions for political and economic renewal that Brazil needs.
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Mr Trump has threatened a levy of 25% on $300bn more of imports if trade talks do not produce a breakthrough.
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ITER says nuclear fusion will not produce nuclear waste like traditional nuclear power plants and will be much safer to operate.
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To confirm this picture, the researchers showed that whisky-like liquids lacking either polymers or surfactants did not produce uniform stains.
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Although these birds do not produce a vocal alarm call, their wings are known to emit a whistle as they flap.
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Some experts believe a vaccine will never be made, in part because surviving a natural infection does not produce lifelong immunity.
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A minor change in the experiment should probably not produce an exponential change in the experiment's results, compared to other experiments.
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Will he revoke the security clearances of hard-working professionals in the intelligence community who do not produce reports he likes?
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Cannabidiol is one of more than 80 active cannabinoid chemicals, yet unlike tetrahydrocannabinol, or THC, it does not produce a high.
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Devries, the Supreme Court in May agreed to hear whether companies can be held liable for products they did not produce.
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Meanwhile, Netflix announced it will not produce the second stand-up special in C.K.'s two-project deal with the service.
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It would be surprising if the Cuba opening did not produce similar rapid development and steady rapprochement with the United States.
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Turning the Senate into another House of Representatives is not what the Framers intended and does not produce lasting legislative solutions.
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My brain does not produce stories out of the blue; I need to start with something concrete and then I develop.
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The joint select committee last year did not produce consensus recommendations and is a cautionary tale of the difficulty of reform.
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Credit...Benjamin Hosking THE MOST IMPORTANT thing that Sou Fujimoto did as a young architect was to not produce any architecture.
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If the chief justice does not produce the desired progressive outcome, the Roberts court will find itself attacked as institutionally illegitimate.
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Because of this, Singer argued, meritocracy on its own does not produce a society that gives equal consideration to everyone's interests.
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But if the meeting does not produce a path toward an agreement, the Fed might find that it needs to respond.
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But many pancreatic cancers are detected in later stages because when the tumor is small, it often does not produce symptoms.
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"Mycelial materials, already commercially produced, are known insulators, fire retardant, and do not produce toxic gasses," according to the project description.
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But emails sent in April, May and July to one of Ackerman's outside lawyers did not produce all the documents sought.
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It's hard to do hypotheticals," calling the Trump Tower meeting "a clown show" that did not produce "anything that was salacious.
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Others warn against jumping too quickly into smaller companies that may not produce the high grade lithium needed for the batteries.
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But many pancreatic cancers are detected in later stages because when the tumor is small, it often does not produce symptoms.
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It may not produce any noticeable effects if you buy a new phone every year, or maybe even every two years.
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Moreover, he "deleted and otherwise did not produce emails sought by Mueller's office" and an unidentified law firm, the document continued.
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Requiring a prescription for traditional compounders is a key mechanism that ensures traditional compounding pharmacies do not produce in large batches.
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But such attempts at a grand unified explanation of fundamental physics have been maligned because they do not produce testable predictions.
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While Friday's results were concerning, they may not produce urgent monetary action, according to Tony Nash, founder of analytics firm Complete Intelligence.
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Chrysanthemums do not produce what are known as delphinidin-based anthocyanins, pigments that are responsible for shades of blue in certain flowers.
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But as it turns out, in one of America's largest police departments, body-worn cameras did not produce any of these benefits.
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The tablets are used for hormone replacement therapies in people whose adrenal glands do not produce sufficient amounts of natural steroid hormones.
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Some cycles did not produce any visible bursts, but those that did were all synced up to the same 16-day intervals.
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Since Channel 4 is relatively small and does not produce shows in-house, it might struggle to generate a new cluster elsewhere.
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One clue that ignited Mitchell's downfall was his emulator's use of a transition screen that the original arcade game could not produce.
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EDF has said the largest forgings, used in the nuclear reactors, will be procured overseas as UK steelmakers do not produce them.
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In those with type 1 diabetes, the pancreas does not produce enough insulin, a hormone people need to get energy from food.
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But the deal did not produce prosperity, as Mr Rouhani had promised Iranians, and Iran continued to test missiles and meddle abroad.
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Talks on Friday between Finance Minister Giovanni Tria and EU economic commissioners did not produce a breakthrough, officials said after the meeting.
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We must choose the technologies that will not produce greenhouse gases and can be scaled up quickly, safely and at lowest cost.
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Two weeks later, the Mets drafted Lugo in the 34th of 40 rounds, a stage that does not produce many big leaguers.
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The company says the tobacco plugs inserted into the iQOS do not produce smoke, and the device itself is an electronic product.
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Instead, he is playing a long game, knowing that his strategy of engagement and persistent persuasion will not produce dramatic change overnight.
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In fact, a 2013 study found that targeting a specific part of the body does not produce fat loss in that area.
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Big Apple Circus, which opened in 1977, had amassed more than $8 million in debt and did not produce a fall show.
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CBD oils (cannabinoids extracted from hemp plants) do not produce the high of marijuana, while THC products (tetrahydrocannabinol from cannabis plants) do.
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The most commonly known are tetrahydrocannabinol, which is a psychoactive chemical, and cannabidiol, which does not produce the high that THC does.
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The focus on riesling and cabernet franc is not to say that the Finger Lakes do not produce many other fine wines.
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But voters with disabilities will be offered the Hart eScan A/T, a device that does not produce individual paper vote records.
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The finances underpinning the project, though, may not produce the headline grabbing $25 billion windfall to FIFA that has been widely circulated.
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Stressing the need to pursue individuals rather than corporations sounds like an effective enforcement policy, but it may not produce significant results.
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Higher prices at the pump would hurt consumers, especially lower-income families in regions like the Northeast that do not produce oil.
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Michael Hayden, who was CIA Director at the time, said the reactor could not produce electricity and was not for peaceful purposes.
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Nonetheless, the Liberal Democrats&apos mission to lead a cross-party, anti-Brexit movement did not produce the results the party wanted.
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With this form of the disease, the body does not produce its own insulin, the hormone that helps convert food into energy.
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The hosts could not produce an equalizer while keeping the puck in the Detroit zone during most of the man-advantage opportunity.
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Studies showed combining Novartis (NVS) drugs Lucentis and Fovista did not produce any better results for certain macular degeneration patients than Lucentis alone.
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The sources said Moscow would not cut exports of products Minsk does not produce itself - for example, certain oil products used in petrochemicals.
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One of the officers who had arrested them could not produce the notes he had taken that evening, as he had burned them.
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We assured the family that this particular storm should not produce a tornado this soon, only high winds and hail -- so they stayed.
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He simply didn't realize that a glib invitation would not produce the same results as real coalition-building over a period of time.
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The vote in New Hampshire on Tuesday will almost certainly narrow the field — but still not produce anyone with a surefire winning formula.
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The germ-free mice given samples from healthy humans did not produce symptoms In some ways, Mazmanian finds the third experiment most telling.
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Not only did this not produce a particularly strong nominee, it even failed at the basic objective of avoiding a bitter, divisive primary.
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Santa Fe does not produce as much corn and soybeans as Cordobá or Buenos Aires, but the conditions have deteriorated most severely there.
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Because the U.S. education system does not produce enough native specialists in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM), U.S. companies have imported brains.
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It allowed the two leaders to meet but he did not produce a workable framework which was the task of Secretary Pompeo since.
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Some sectors, like retail sales or restaurants, tend to not produce very much output given the inputs they use; they have low productivity.
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It looks and sounds and smells like a movie so over-ripe, that it will not produce the Affleck banana bread I seek.
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Unlike landfills, which are oxygen-poor environments that encourage the development of methane, composting is an aerobic process and does not produce methane.
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Eagan Avenatti LLP "did not produce the returns, claiming that neither it nor its accountant had copies of the returns," the judges said.
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A pause in production by U.S. auto maker Ford, which did not produce any vehicles in Mexico during the month, battered the market.
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These virtual termites could build two-dimensional shapes, but they could not produce anything like the complex three-dimensional architecture of real termites.
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The 2017 tax cuts did not produce a big bump in investment either, despite the optimistic claims of the bill's supporters and promoters.
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In Moscow, there was a recognition that the summit did not produce any breakthroughs on issues such as Syria, Ukraine or arms control.
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The police report gives the following account: Mr. Castile said he had a license but could not produce it or proof of insurance.
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This sometimes leads to over-patrolling individuals when they do not produce harm, and to leaving victims that did suffer harm without recourse.
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Interestingly, if the fruit is first processed or cooked in any way, it denatures the protein and does not produce the same reaction.
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Given these notable demographic shifts, strategies his campaign and Republicans successfully employed in 2016 will likely not produce the same result in 2020.
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Without a near-term course correction, the investigation of Hawaii's false ballistic missile alert will not produce useful insights or badly needed reforms.
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Other environmental groups, however, said they support state efforts to keep nuclear plants in service because the units do not produce carbon emissions.
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Unlike Gilmour, who lived a cataloged life — verified by documents, photographs, trophies, medals and two biographies — Singh could not produce a birth certificate.
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Celik condemned Le Drian's response and questioned why the countries of the European Union did not produce a common response to the killing.
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When rates are that low — meaning credit is cheap for anyone who can get it — dropping them further does not produce much impact.
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White people came to believe by this means that we were not racists, because we did not produce or approve the prohibited representations.
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The latest events have greatly increased concern about Venezuela throughout the Americas, but may not produce the two-thirds vote necessary for suspension.
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It's a vulnerable experience, so if you will not be vulnerable, you will not produce and be as successful as you want to be.
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"Here, the Committee seeks to compel Mr. McGahn to produce White House documents the Executive Branch has directed that he not produce," Burck wrote.
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As this did not produce the desired effect, she threatened to take action which would spoil the work and leave her free to return.
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In an early MIT study, he bred mice that did not produce a particular enzyme thought to be important in cementing long-term memories.
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In addition to shortness of breath, sometimes even during normal daily activities, a persistent cough that does not produce phlegm is a common symptom.
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The EU and "progressive" groups that call for uniform tax rates are actually right when they say economic freedom does not produce "fair" results.
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Although a bottleneck in the Texan Permian basin will be relieved this year, it does not produce the heavy, sour crude found in Venezuela.
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But the Aggies are finally playing to their potential after years of being known as a team that can only recruit, not produce results.
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"These worker wasps can not produce fertilized eggs, so they spend their time helping their mother to expand the nest and raise more young."
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Democrats like Claude Pepper of Florida warned that the commission was stacked with conservatives and would not produce anything that his side could accept.
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Signing the JCPOA did not produce a reformist turn in Tehran; on the contrary, it made matters worse by fueling Iran's aggressive foreign policy.
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But they did not produce what economists call a dynamic analysis, which estimates how the proposal would ripple through the economy and affect growth.
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This violates a fundamental principle of scientifically sound public land management — that of ensuring that management activities collectively do not produce environmentally destructive outcomes.
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The headset, however, does not produce a 3D-mesh of the real room, so it knows nothing of the desk in front of me.
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It would not produce training videos against unions, as Amazon did, or play hardball with workers who go out on strike, like Marriott did.
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"Iran will be more than willing to get gasoline from Reliance as its own refineries can not produce enough to meet demand," he said.
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If states do not produce rules, the E.P.A. will impose its own state plan, which is expected to follow the cap-and-trade model.
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Cannabidiol, also called CBD, is one of more than 80 active cannabinoid chemicals, yet unlike tetrahydrocannabinol, or THC, it does not produce a high.
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His first test did not produce encouraging results: Vaitai gave up two sacks and allowed multiple hurries by Ryan Kerrigan in the first half.
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Several hours of discussion that afternoon did not produce a consensus, and some jurors asked the judge for cigarette breaks to help them concentrate.
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If the club did not produce the money within three working days, they could consider their contracts broken, and negotiate to join other teams.
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The prime minister inherited a troubling condition that has plagued India for decades: What economic growth the country generates does not produce enough jobs.
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Nuclear power, which does not produce earth-warming emissions, is viewed with skepticism by many environmental activists, who say its dangers outweigh its benefits.
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Quakebot might not produce Pulitzer Prize-winning journalism, but that's not the point; it provides the quickest, easiest way to get information to readers.
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As further testing and development proceeds, the deepwater Mexican fields will probably not produce a significant amount of oil for at least a decade.
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Competing in what he said was his last track event before a switch to road racing, Farah could not produce his traditional devastating kick.
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Ophthotech slumped 84.3 percent to $6.06 after Novartis said a combination of its eye drug along with the company's did not produce better outcomes.
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But often even her fiercest critics could not produce more convincing analyses, and instead some resorted to unfounded attacks against the entire Copyright Office.
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They're rare collectible toys the company does not produce in large quantities and, because of this, a majority of them are sold out virtually everywhere.
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For the past two years, Bass has been battling aplastic anemia, a rare blood disorder where the bone marrow does not produce enough blood cells.
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Although McGahn no longer works for the White House and is a private citizen, the White House "directed that he not produce" the subpoenaed documents.
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Jaguar will not produce its I-Pace electric SUV from February 17 through February 24 due to a battery shortage, The Times' John Collingridge reported.
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The Trumps seemingly did not produce this map themselves -- it appears it was published in 2016 on HuffPost, a website usually critical of the President.
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The potential deal with Apex represents an opportunity for Lexmark to sell itself as a whole, after an earlier auction did not produce satisfactory offers.
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To confirm this, The Verge purchased a retail model to compare, and it did not produce the same sound in any of the usage modes.
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Like thousands of other rape victims, she felt disappointed and afraid when her attacker's DNA did not produce a match in local and statewide databases.
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Allegations of Assad's chlorine use have been frequent during the war although, unlike nerve agents, chlorine did not produce mass casualties as seen last week.
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The House committee believes it needs to see Trump's tax returns, and the Treasury Department has made clear it will not produce them, Barbero said.
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Precisely because they were stateless, their labor did not produce many stone monuments, and their stories did not enter the annals of the early historians.
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Public relations initiatives will not produce lasting or widespread wage gains because companies will not long pay workers more than is warranted by their productivity.
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Nigeria and Libya, two OPEC members exempt from the production cutting deal, agreed last month that they will not produce above 2017 levels next year.
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"EPA did not produce any documents in response to the Committee's request to indicate how many other EPA employees traveled with Mr. Pruitt," Cummings wrote.
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The army had expressed concern, according to news reports, that its lab could not produce the repellent on the scale that the health ministry wanted.
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After Obama's demand, Egyptian military officers pushed Mubarak out of office, but ultimately this did not produce a more democratic Egyptian state; quite the reverse.
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Most frightening is the claim by some academics that violence is an acceptable tactic of change if democratic institutions do not produce the desired results.
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In fact, Telemundo is the only large network in the United States that hires professional actors, but does not produce its shows under union contracts.
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There is a national security exemption for U.S. companies to buy steel items that domestic manufacturers do not produce in the volumes or quality required.
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David Graeber: Basically, a bullshit job is one where a person doing a job secretly thinks it's either completely pointless or does not produce anything.
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Paraguay and Guinea-Bissau mandated long prison sentences for any doctor who could not produce documentation justifying every single pill prescribed over years of practice.
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Many counties there still use machines that do not produce individual paper vote records, which cybersecurity experts consider an essential protection against hacking and malfunctions.
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Yet job and economic growth in Kansas lagged that of most neighboring states, evidence that the policy did not produce the growth that supporters promised.
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"Lawrence of Arabia" was the only O'Toole movie that Jules Buck did not produce between 1959 and 1975, the glory years of the actor's career.
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Dowd told the committees involved in making those requests that his clients would not cooperate, and they did not produce the documents by the Oct.
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The trial did not produce a cure, but it led to the development of a medication that can increase survival by more than a decade.
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It's unclear whether the RSC budget will get a House floor vote this year, especially if the Budget Committee does not produce its own budget.
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And unless they are fixed, any reconciliation that future negotiations with the Taliban may eventually bring will still not produce a lasting peace in Afghanistan.
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The posters were quickly removed, and organizations at both universities whose logos were used issued a joint statement confirming they did not produce the posters.
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Alibaba and JD.com do not produce their own products but both have made significant investments in retail stores including experimental grocery and convenience store formats.
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Surely, a hasty summit like this one would only serve to weaken sanctions against North Korea, and not produce any tangible result on North Korea's denuclearization.
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Last year, a federal judge partly dismissed a fraud lawsuit against Conn after she ruled whistleblowers did not produce sufficient proof that the claims were fraudulent.
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Ellenberg said the results of these four studies do not produce some "overwhelming single answer" to the question of whether testosterone therapy has positive health effects.
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Two former employees whom BuzzFeed News spoke with said that they were removed from projects because they did not produce results in line with Singer's theories.
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A Founding Father of the country that would produce James Baldwin and Langston Hughes believed African Americans could not produce thoughts more complex than literal narration.
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Mothers who do not produce enough milk to feed their babies are often told they are doing something wrong, or that they aren't trying hard enough.
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"The remaining active component fighter squadrons do not produce enough experienced fighter pilots to meet all of the staff, test and training requirements," the statement added.
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If the remaining recipients do not produce proper documentation showing they were eligible, they could be liable to pay back those amounts to the Defense Department.
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One former EPA official defended the study, telling reporters the agency had to offer a nuanced message because the study did not produce a definitive conclusion.
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Update: The jackpot for Mega Millions has increased from $302.63 million to $1.6 billion after the last drawing on October 19 did not produce a winner.
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Dermer said Monday that Israel has evidence that it will present to Trump, though he did not produce it when pressed in an interview with CNN.
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The goal is to inform the public in the truest sense of that term, not produce the most short-term foot traffic to the local branch.
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According to scientists, the animal is not albino but leucistic — a condition in which several skin cells do not produce pigment, causing it to appear white.
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As refining margins have narrowed, plants that do not produce chemicals may have a less predictable profit stream, making them candidates for majors to sell off.
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They think that such a shift would be a reversion to more government spending at their expense, and not produce the jobs and prosperity they need.
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But Barbara Novick, BlackRock's vice chairman, said the idea showed a misunderstanding of how markets work and any such test would not produce any meaningful results.
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Despite the high stakes, the first two-thirds of the game did not produce the avalanche of yellow cards that the first leg in Barcelona did.
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The first versions of A.T.M.-style touch-screen machines did not produce backup printouts, and many of those machines are still in service around the country.
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Core bond funds that invest in high-quality United States securities may not produce world-beating returns, but they are not likely to lose much, either.
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Delta said Boeing does not produce a comparable product to the C-series, and that the U.S. plane-maker had offered used jets as an alternative.
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Noxious characters need not produce noxious films, but the meanspirited humor of "Summer '03" is out of place with the perky conventionality of the film's style.
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Neither side is willing to even risk acknowledging the other's bottom line, and more negotiations that do not produce progress will only reinforce the worst fears.
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But merely putting people in office will not produce the seismic change needed to sufficiently improve local communities and the lives of the most disenfranchised people.
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According to the DEA spokesperson, the agency did not carry out a PIA for RCS because the agency does not produce them for commercial software products.
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Deals such as this one, in which the two companies are in related industries but do not produce competing products, are usually approved by federal regulators.
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Investigators had previously worked with Parabon to produce an image of the suspect's face from crime scene DNA, something that did not produce any meaningful leads.
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Douglas E. Schoen, another longtime political strategist and Fox News contributor, said pulling out of the Paris accord would not produce jobs for Mr. Trump's supporters.
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Johnson did not produce the Watergate scandal, but his exit from the national stage helped unearth political forces that the nation has yet to recover from.
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Mr. Schafer said that without significant changes to the economics and technology of online ads, banning individual sites would not produce change in the long run.
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In a statement to the executive council, Malaysia noted that it did not "produce, stockpile, import, export or use" VX or any other such chemical weapon.
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Mexico does not produce the yellow corn needed to feed animals, and the U.S. standing as the country's priority supplier may be coming to an end.
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Their nation has changed dramatically over the last three decades, and a command-and-control approach to economic management will not produce the results of the past.
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If Beijing does not produce proposals that satisfy Washington, the United States is prepared to increase economic, diplomatic and political pressure on China, Pence told the newspaper.
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There was some human agency, I think that had to be involved to not produce that because all of those text messages were initially produced in 2017.
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We see a protective benefit of these molecules when we 'transplant' bacteria that produce them (as compared to bacteria that are engineered to specifically not produce them).
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Esa Lindell batted home a goal with 1:04 in play off assists by Alexander Radulov and John Klingberg, but the Stars could not produce the equalizer.
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On the other hand, Mr. Trump's absence did not produce the big drop-off in viewers from other recent debates that Mr. Trump had suggested would happen.
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But he held out the possibility of implementation even if the election does not produce a clear winner, as was the case twice in the last year.
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But the investigations did not produce any prosecutions, and there is no evidence of wrongdoing by either Biden, nor that Hunter Biden himself was ever under investigation.
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A spokesman for the Clinton campaign said he remained confident the fresh probe would not produce any different conclusions to those reached by the FBI in July.
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First, they applied their basic knowledge of genetics and biochemistry to infer which genes might be safe to remove — but this technique did not produce viable cells.
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At least two Hong Kong-based audit firms have been barred from auditing U.S.-listed companies because they could not produce the papers U.S. regulators asked for.
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Popular queries like "How old is Jeff Bezos?" readily generate accurate answers on Google, while more unusual searches may not produce what you're looking for at all.
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Unquestionably, huge additional sums of money were spent on health and education that did not produce as much as they should have in terms of improved outcomes.
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At this point, a judge would be reluctant to hold Flynn in contempt because he has a legitimate Fifth Amendment right to not produce the requested documents.
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Facebook says it is a technology company, not a media company, that builds the tools to supply users with news and information but does not produce content.
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"Now, I haven't seen one thing in the press about this, and yet the President of the United States will not produce his birth certificate," Moore said.
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The Geary Act of 1892 went further, authorizing the deportation of lawfully admitted Chinese who could not produce "credible evidence" of their status from a white witness.
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The IDMC said it did not produce a cumulative figure for those affected by natural disasters as this is hard to measure because people rapidly move on.
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"It is also likely that there are other work-related emails that they did not produce to State and that we did not find elsewhere," Comey said.
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South Bend, Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg did not produce a breakout moment, which can be hard to begin with while sharing a stage with nine other candidates.
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In order to protect myself from infections, I rely on medication known as immunoglobulin or Ig replacement therapy to replace the antibodies my body does not produce.
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Toronto did not produce as many dangerous opportunities as Columbus did, but it did not need to, because the Red Bulls could not finish their own opportunities.
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Rahman's death was also highlighted in the Senate's torture report, which concluded that torturing detainees did not produce any "unique" or "valuable" intelligence about pending terrorist attacks.
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But the Tax Policy Center, a nonprofit Washington think tank, released an analysis that concluded the Trump tax plan would not produce a significant, permanent economic boost.
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Hardly. There is a very good reason the Empire State does not produce a huge amount of this product: economic efficiency, the true path toward economic greatness.
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The new industry will not produce smokable marijuana but focus on oils, creams and inhalers produced in laboratories and personalized by prescription to each patient, he said.
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In July, a high-level U.S.-China economic dialogue meeting did not produce an agreement the Trump administration's demands of reducing the U.S. trade deficit with China.
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In an effort to reduce waste, Occhii does not produce collections within the standard fashion cycle, but instead releases small capsule collections geared toward timelessness and longevity.
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There will also, one hopes, be rapid changes in the way humans structure and power their civilizations, shifting to a model that does not produce greenhouse gases.
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Suddenly, in a country that had long since grown wearily accustomed to the idea that it did not produce young talent, there was a sense of vindication.
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Independent refiners, often known as teapots, are scooping up imports to blend into their gasoline because the country does not produce enough to meet growing consumption rates.
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Zidane may not produce a well-oiled collective, like Mourinho or Klopp or Guardiola, but Real Madrid has always been built around the cult of the individual.
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Hyundai had a foot-in-mouth moment in 2013 when it used a man's failed suicide attempt to show that its sedan does not produce harmful emissions.
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And unlike on many other issues, abortion does not produce huge differences in opinion between men and women; among whites, blacks and Hispanics; or across different generations.
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He said the pressures of being a public company created distractions and promoted short-term thinking that might not produce the best decisions in the long term.
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The chief executives of both companies have been talking regularly for months, the people said, adding that discussions are open-ended and may not produce any concrete results.
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What if, he posited, authorities has similarly asked to see his ID but he could not produce it because it was embedded in a chip in his arm?
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"I have lost many soldiers in just 48 hours, I think to continue with the ceasefire does not, or will not, produce anything," Duterte said in a speech.
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Angela was just 20193 years old when she was diagnosed with aplastic anemia, a rare blood disorder that meant her body could not produce enough red blood cells.
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Though Trump said the new office will target criminal actors, he did not produce any evidence that immigrants commit a disproportionate amount of crime in the United States.
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Jackson said Mueller did not produce sufficient evidence to prove that Manafort intentionally lied about his contacts with the Trump administration or Kilimnik's role in obstruction of justice.
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The westbound arbitrage is relatively uncommon, because European refineries do not produce enough diesel to meet demand in Europe, where around half the auto fleet uses diesel engines.
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The agencies will be required to adopt a uniform contract that allows them to revoke tax incentives if projects do not produce the jobs that have been promised.
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How unlikely is it that states will find hundreds of millions or billions of dollars to invest in hepatitis C treatment that may not produce significant budgetary savings?
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Ophthotech slumped 1653 percent to a life-low of $5.85 after Novartis said a combination of its eye drug along with the company's did not produce better outcomes.
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She died of diabetic ketoacidosis, a complication from diabetes in which blood acids buildup when a person's body does not produce enough insulin, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Morocco and Jordan do not produce oil, but their kings, Mohammed VI and Abdullah II, derive some authority from religion, pointing to their descent from the Prophet Muhammad.
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Front-end reforms have been successful at the state level, and there is no reason to believe similar changes in the federal system would not produce similar outcomes.
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In four hearings, police did not produce the case file, and twice the investigating police officer, who was not identified in the court files, did not show up.
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Even if we brought every U.S. aluminum smelter back online tomorrow, we could not produce nearly enough primary aluminum here in the United States to satisfy growing demand.
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Yet although an election that does not produce a Tory majority is now the clearest route to a second referendum, it is hardcore Remainers who seem most glum.
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Continuing to ask the FBI to handle domestic security is wrongheaded and dangerous for one simple reason: the FBI is structured to investigate law violations, not produce intelligence.
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Northwestern (12-8, 3-22) did not produce a scorer in double figures as it shot 234 percent from the field and registered a season low for points.
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When he could not produce much documentation of such a system, Mr. Landry told Couhig that the school "has a software person" working on a new transcript portal.
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The company now says the reactors will not produce power until 2021 and 19803 at the earliest, and the final price tag could reach $23 billion or more.
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Not getting enough insulin can have severe consequences for someone with diabetes who does not produce enough of the hormone, which regulates levels of glucose in the blood.
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The younger Mr. Trump has said that the meeting did not produce any valuable information, and that he had no further contact with the Russian lawyer, Natalia Veselnitskaya.
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Thus, the question is not how to educate people but how to reshape situations so that fear or dislike of black people does not produce an armed response.
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Mr. Trump, on the other hand, succeeded in the fall in blocking the testimony of a dozen top officials and did not produce a single document to investigators.
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The lawyer was trying, not very successfully, to explain why the government could not produce a piece of electronic evidence sought by a drug dealer in an appeal.
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The country currently does not produce any oil but production could transform the economy as early stage seismic data has shown there could be significant oil reserves offshore.
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These approaches are not affordable for many people and may not produce good health, which frequently depends more on healthy diet and lifestyle choices, which are not profitable.
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If raising and lowering interest rates does not produce a corresponding reduction and increase in inflation, then central banks' role as financial arbiters may need to be revamped.
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Liberals also used to believe that autocracies might be capable of one-off bursts of innovation, like Sputnik, but could not produce technical progress reliably, year in year out.
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They did not produce those agreements between Iran and the IAEA which was in violation of the Corker-Cardin, which was a dumb law, but still, it required that.
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Acoustics experts, however, have insisted that a sonic device could not produce the injuries reported in Cuba or China without requiring massive speakers that would be difficult to hide.
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Plagued by civil strife, Somalia currently does not produce any oil but production could transform the economy as seismic data has shown there could be significant oil reserves offshore.
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Like methadone, buprenorphine mimics some, but not all, of an opiate drug's effects, which helps patients with withdrawal but does not produce the high of painkillers or street drugs.
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In his book chapter, Kircher writes that the NSA's study, which promised an hour off work to those who passed, did not produce what Kircher calls a meaningful incentive.
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While Paxton (24-10) improved to 4-0 in four starts against the Astros this season, he did not produce a performance matching his previous dominance in the series.
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Nelson also steers clear of investing in raw land, which does not produce any income and is pure speculation, and cryptocurrency since it's unstable and does not generate income.
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But Mr. Kalb was also there to figure out whether the play would be trimmed or radically adapted, because Theater for a New Audience does not produce Shakespeare adaptations.
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In a significant shift in thinking, several economists contacted by CNBC now believe a rise in oil prices may not produce very much, if any, drag on U.S. growth.
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There was also one counterflip, in 220006 where the presence of Henry Cabot Lodge's appearance as the Republican vice-presidential nominee for Richard Nixon did not produce a win.
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Most critics felt that Smyth had overcome the "feminine" to compose music that was vigorous and strong, reflecting a long-held prejudice that women could not produce powerful music.
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Although the company's supply chain stretches across the world, Apple told the Indian government that the country's electronics industry could not produce the quality and quantity of parts needed.
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Roy Renkin, a vegetation management specialist at Yellowstone National Park, said that he was skeptical that young forests would burn more frequently, because they do not produce enough fuel.
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But European political leaders and business managers are nervous that the American leader could grow restive if the talks do not produce quick results — and they probably will not.
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If Indonesia does not produce new feed stock for biofuel, Sinaga estimated 75% of its palm output will be used domestically within five years, up from around 30% currently.
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That set off a rebellion in his own party and a vote by Parliament to force him to ask for an extension if he did not produce a deal.
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The concept here is that if a program does not produce enough immediately successful graduates, then future students in that major can no longer qualify for federal financial aid.
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According to the analysis, the choice of broad-based tariffs would create a two-tiered market, because the U.S. does not produce the same kinds of metals it imports.
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Some worried the violence that marred previous elections would not produce the outcome they badly want - a leader who can tackle problems such as rising living costs and unemployment.
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Tangerang Regent Ahmed Zaki said the company had a permit to pack and wrap fireworks, though not produce them at the warehouse, which was close to a school and housing.
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This important reappraisal is testament to the fact that just because certain artists are left out of the historical record does not mean they did not produce historically significant work.
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The loss of coal- and gas-fired generation has contributed to blackouts and sharp price increases at times of heavy demand when wind and solar could not produce enough electricity.
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The drug acts on the receptor targets of heroin and morphine but does not produce the same high or dangerous side effects, according to the National Institute on Drug Abuse.
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LN: You know, I think a group that has been oppressed does not produce in quite the same way as an un-oppressed group, not at all the same way.
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Against both the U.S. and Brazil, Sweden won in penalty kick shootouts after 90 minutes of regulation play followed by 30 minutes of extra time did not produce a winner.
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Netflix, which struck a deal with C.K. to create two new stand-up specials for the streaming service, announced on Friday that it will not produce the planned second special.
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BP does not produce oil in Nigeria and has not been a large trader of Nigerian oil in recent years, although it has bought some cargoes for its refining system.
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Not only did it not produce a peace treaty ending the Korean War, but negotiations over France's withdrawal from its colonies in Indochina set the stage for the Vietnam War.
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According to the complaint, two jihadist videos — "jihad nasheed ya shahid" and "best jihad nasheed" — were listed among his favorites, though he did not produce or publish the videos himself.
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Iran has such a reactor in Arak; the deal requires Iran not to operate the facility and to redesign it such that it will not produce fissile material if operated.
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Gavin Newsom named an "energy czar" to develop what he termed a backup plan in case the bankruptcy process does not produce a satisfactory approach to improving PG&E's operations.
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When this population receives a regular-dose flu shot, they may not produce as many protective antibodies and therefore are at a higher risk of getting sick with the flu.
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In 2010, he even reduced the number of dealers worldwide to 425 from 750 as he felt the house could not produce enough stock to satisfy demand while retaining quality.
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"The fighting between the two sides will not produce a victory for any, it will take the country to total destruction," the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) said in a statement.
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The key is that they do this in a safe medical setting, and when taken as prescribed do not produce the euphoric high that opioids do when they are misused.
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There is an alternate hypothesis: The reason that limited strikes rarely seem to translate into "leverage" is because they do not produce "leverage," a fuzzy term with no fixed meaning.
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Of course, it did not produce the result he desired; after 35 days, he retreated and reopened the government without more money for the wall than he had already secured.
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The feature — known as a disagree light, which is activated if two key sensors on the plane do not produce the same readings — will be standard on new Max planes.
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But in March, at his company's annual chip conference in Silicon Valley, Nvidia's chief executive, Jen-Hsun Huang, indicated that the company still could not produce the chips fast enough.
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Others issued a rebuttal that challenged some of the conclusions — but not specific facts — in the report, such as the finding that the interrogation methods did not produce useful intelligence.
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Distillers like Mr. Wills cannot lure their American customers to alternative, blended whiskies because they do not produce them, and single malt has been marketed as distinctive, focused on provenance.
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"His style is disruptive, meaning that when the status quo reaches a point where it does not produce the results that he wants, he engages in disruptive change," Ghani said.
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An attempt to treat another patient with tumors much like Ms. Ryan's did not work, almost certainly because the researchers could not produce enough highly targeted TILs, Dr. Rosenberg said.
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The wartime alliance of design and power did not produce a more peaceful world — only one in which the art of presentation came to overpower our understanding of that world.
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New Chief Executive Officer John Flannery has told senior-level executives to prepare for cuts at headquarters and other areas of the company that do not produce revenue or profit.
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She was later forced out by the company's board after engineering a controversial merger that did not produce the shareholder returns or profits Fiorina had promised and resigned in 2005.
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Low blood pressure can also be affiliated with Addison's disease — a disorder in which the adrenal glands do not produce enough cortisol, a hormone that helps your body respond to stress.
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Schafer added that the impact of Britain exiting the European Union (Brexit) overall "would be very limited" for Continental, adding that the company does not produce very much in Great Britain.
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Automakers are also facing pressure to develop expensive electric- and self-driving vehicles, a research and development effort that will cost billions of dollars but may not produce profits for years.
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Uganda initially said it would not produce oil until the refinery was complete but its timetable is now being driven by a planned export pipeline that will snake across neighbouring Tanzania.
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"The shower is rich in small particles, which do not produce enough light to be easily seen as they ablate ("burn up")," Bill Cooke of NASA's Meteoroid Environments Office told Gizmodo.
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These types of clouds do not produce rain or snow, but they often are forerunners of a low pressure system that could produce rain or snow in a day or two.
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After legally proving that "my body did not produce enough," she was granted access to Harper, who she continues to breast feed at 30 months, once a day during Maguire's visitations.
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But while scientists have observed many "dead galaxies" that do not produce new stars, the actual transition from an active star-forming galaxy to a galactic corpse is not well understood.
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While the imploding economy was widely reported, along with the surging criminal violence, the collapsing oil sector and the shortages of food and medicine, these reports did not produce international action.
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Uganda's Anti-Pornography Act, which states that "a person shall not produce, traffic in, publish, broadcast, procure, import, export, sell or abet any form of pornography," first made headlines in 2014.
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"We concluded that a partial or complete separation ... will not produce shareholder value and would have a negative impact on our competitive position," said Alfonso de Angoitia, Televisa's co-chief executive.
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The CIA was also found to have repeatedly lied about the nature of the program, and continued with these "enhanced interrogation techniques" despite knowing that torture does not produce meaningful intelligence.
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While it could be said that the fission inside a nuclear reactor does not produce much carbon dioxide, that is only one part of the total lifecycle of atomic energy production.
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And more than two workouts, you might be interested to know, did not produce even greater benefits—the weekend warriors, in other words, lived about as long as the gym rats.
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But what other factors could lead to the explosion in prizefighters among the Jewish, Irish, and African when those other immigrant populations did not produce even a fraction as many fighters?
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They found that this particular structure was not strong enough to rip through its magnetic "cage," as the Amari's team calls it, which is why it did not produce a CME.
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Netflix, which struck a deal with Louis C.K. to create two new stand-up specials for the streaming service, said on Friday that it will not produce the planned second special.
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The explosion, captured on surveillance video, burned and cut Mr. Ullah, but because it did not detonate properly, it did not produce shrapnel, often the deadliest element of a pipe bomb.
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"This is worrying because we know a culture of secrecy does not produce good government," said Dr. Aruna Sathanapally, the director of the Sydney office of the Human Rights Law Center.
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The agreement also saw Iran redesigning a facility near the town of Arak so that it would not produce weapons-grade plutonium or send any spent fuel out of the country.
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These officials also say the State Department did not produce the analysis that US embassies in the Middle East faced an imminent threat, the legally required threshold to justify Soleimani's killing.
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"Steelmakers could not produce as much as they had planned due to a series of natural disasters and system trouble last year," Japan Iron and Steel Federation Chairman Koji Kakigi said.
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This brilliant design was rejected by the United States government at the time because thorium reactors did not produce plutonium, needed for nuclear weapons, as was accomplished in uranium-based reactors.
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The judge on Thursday also ordered the cruise line to respond within five days to the plaintiff's assertions that the company did not produce video from some cameras on the ship.
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Oil and gas companies and Mr. Trump's political supporters are cheering, even as they concede that this week's signing ceremonies will not produce new oil rigs in the next few years.
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The oral therapy, SAGE-217, did not produce a statistically significant improvement in patients scored across 17 different parameters, including anxiety and insomnia, at the 15-day mark during the trial.
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Net neutrality supporters largely reject any attempt to legislate open internet protections, arguing that a GOP-controlled Congress would not produce rules as strong as what the FCC had in place.
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But we are left with two disquieting problems after the Hanoi summit: First, the leaders could not produce an agreement on a cessation of North Korean weapons and fissile material production.
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Politicians are haggling over which countries will get which prize appointments, a messy process that analysts and investors fear may not produce a central bank leader who possesses Mr. Draghi's skills.
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Health care will almost certainly be a central theme in the 21985 elections, after Mr. Trump said Republicans would not produce a plan to replace the Affordable Care Act before then.
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Opinion polls suggest Sunday's election may not produce a clear winner although Costas Panagopoulos, head of ALCO pollsters, says the most likely scenario is that conservative leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis will win outright.
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Medalli's line—mine—remains strong, the other two Sisters falling short, the last names in their column females who did not produce heirs, the ink that wrote them now faded with time.
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The December summit did not produce the sort of breakthrough some had hoped for, such as an agreement on expanding a ceasefire zone, but it did lead to a prisoner exchange deal.
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On May 1 — the day the documents were due under the subpoena — the head of DOJ's Office of Legislative Affairs, Stephen Boyd, wrote to Nadler that the department would not produce them.
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However reliably uniform the mice are when they are shipped off from JAX, if they do not get handled in the same ways later on they will not produce the same results.
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Since then, at least two Hong Kong-based audit firms have been barred from auditing U.S.-listed companies because they could not produce the China-related papers asked for by U.S. regulators.
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For the record, officials had always maintained that Charlamagne cooperated with the investigation and took a DNA test ... which did not produce any evidence that he had sexual contact with the girl.
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Karwowski did not produce any samples of his proposed invention and, though the idea may have seemed brilliant enough to need patenting at the time, it has never caught on in practice.
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During the hearing, the oversight group additionally protested a decision by the department to not produce Sessions' signature page from the disclosure form, which it says had been included in their request.
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If an economy does not produce sufficient value-added from the interactions, then taxes collected relative to overall activity will be high even if the actual statutory or implied rates are low.
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A general counsel for the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) argued that concerns over the weapons were overstated, as the technology is very basic and does not produce quality weaponry, Reuters reported.
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The Times noted that the Trump Taj Mahal Hotel and Casino opened in 1990 and that the casino had a lot debt and did not produce enough revenue to cover the debt.
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They used advertising and solicitations to encourage doctors and patients to use Theranos's blood testing laboratory services despite knowing the company could not produce accurate and reliable results consistently, prosecutors had said.
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This is remarkably different from games like Prince of Persia, where a player's actions might not produce immediate feedback and there is not an explicit score on the screen at all times.
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Microsoft and other tech companies have long complained that the United States education system does not produce enough computer science graduates, forcing them to rely on immigrants from India, China and elsewhere.
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"In unpublished experiments undertaken in my own bathroom, I could not produce an explosion of any significant force," writes Slay, presumably joking, "though I did succeed in superficially singeing a large watermelon."
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Methadone and buprenorphine are opioids themselves, acting on the same receptors in the brain that drugs like oxycodone and heroin do, but they do not produce a high if taken as prescribed.
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Iran's energy minister announced Nigeria and Libya would be included in the oil output deal and an OPEC communique stated the countries would not produce above 28.5 levels in the new year.
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Tsai, who Beijing believes is pushing for Taiwanese independence, has made her stance known to the International Civil Aviation Organization — a United Nations organization — but her complaints may not produce any results.
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The European case is strongest when it argues against Google's exclusionary requirements — that cellphone makers not produce devices with other versions of Android and that they install only the Google search app.
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Some women struggle because of physical reasons — they may have a medical condition, not produce enough milk, or have side-effects such as cracked and bleeding nipples they can't get support for.
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"All of our three refineries will not produce any vacuum residue by the end of 2019," Kobayashi said as the oil industry gathers in Singapore this week for its largest meeting in Asia.
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We kick the car when it does not operate, shove the vending machine when it does not dispense, and bang at the sides of the printer when it does not produce a copy.
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Manager Magazin also said Daimler plans to become a carbon neutral company by 2040, ensuring that all new cars, production methods and suppliers work in ways which do not produce carbon dioxide emissions.
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Double world champion Alonso, who is threatening to leave McLaren after three frustrating seasons if Honda does not produce a competitive engine, endured another challenging day, retiring from morning practice with mechanical problems.
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A major push for phonics instruction under President George W. Bush, through a federal program called Reading First, did not produce widespread achievement gains, raising questions about whether the current efforts can succeed.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump said he did not produce the Republican National Convention but just "showed up for the final speech," distancing himself from how he previously characterized his relationship to the event.
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Liberia does not produce oil unlike its eastern neighbour, Ivory Coast, which produces about 53,000 barrels a day, and Ghana, the next country along the West African coast, which pumps about 100,000 bpd.
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Related: Finger Pointing Begins Over Security Failures Leading to Brussels Attacks A dirty bomb combines radioactive material with explosives, but does not produce the type of devastating blast associated with conventional nuclear weapons.
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The companies cite one study showing high-risk Type 1 diabetes patients — whose bodies do not produce insulin — who use a mobile health app reduced their average blood glucose by nearly 20 percent.
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The GOP tax bill will not produce enough economic growth to pay for itself, which will add to the federal deficit, according to a report by the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget.
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" On Barack Obama's birthplace: In 2009, Moore said, "Now, I haven't seen one thing in the press about this, and yet the President of the United States will not produce his birth certificate.
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The company essentially runs its core retail machine at break-even, pumping as much cash as possible into big new initiatives that may not produce meaningful financial results until years down the line.
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Analysts had worried that the January-March period would not produce enough growth to avert recession - defined as two straight quarters of contraction - after stripping out the estimated boost from the leap year.
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The reporter, McPike, added to the controversy when she announced she would not produce regular reports on Tillerson's official activities, saying her editors favored of a "longer piece" about the five-day trip.
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In his April Investment Outlook, Gross wrote that markets and the capitalistic business models based upon them and priced for them "will begin to go south" if global economies do not produce growth.
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More than 5 percent of executions in the gas chamber were botched when the gas did not produce rapid loss of consciousness and witnesses watched as the condemned suffered an agonizingly slow asphyxiation.
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Vapor products do not deliver the high levels of harmful or potentially harmful inhaled constituents that lead to adverse health outcomes for tobacco cigarette smokers and do not produce harmful second-hand smoke.
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" As Comey said, it's likely that "there are other work-related emails that [Clinton's lawyers] did not produce to State and that [the FBI] did not find elsewhere, and that are now gone.
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But Latin America does not produce enough to compensate fully for U.S. output - and that may help push China and the United States to settle the dispute, according to Pereira and other analysts.
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While coal is more polluting than natural gas, nuclear plants do not produce any emissions, and some states like New York have moved to rescue their ailing reactors to help combat climate change.
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He, however, made clear he would not produce any unexpected guests, as France did by inviting Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif to hold talks on the sidelines of the gathering on Saturday.
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He, however, made clear he would not produce any unexpected guests, as France did by inviting Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif to hold talks on the sidelines of the gathering on Saturday.
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He however made clear he would not produce any unexpected guests, as France did by inviting Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif to hold talks on the sidelines of the gathering on Saturday.
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Plastic retail bags are half a percent of America's waste and less than 1 percent of litter, so banning or taxing them will not produce meaningful benefits, though it will threaten American jobs.
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Until this year, the only election that did not produce a clear winner was in 1984, when the two top finishers, Shimon Peres and Yitzhak Shamir, agreed to take turns as prime minister.
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The digging did not produce any remains, but the parks office requested more data last month from AKRF before making its recommendation to the city School Construction Authority on whether to build there.
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The addition of Ms. Brown comes as Facebook is struggling with its position as a content provider that does not produce its own content — that is, as a platform, not a media company.
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Asked last month to provide evidence of their researcher's request, the Spanberger campaign told CNN's KFile that it had been sent by mail and that they therefore could not produce a hard copy.
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The Economist piece caught my eye partly because I'm reading a 2017 book called "Democracy for Realists: Why Elections Do Not Produce Responsive Government," by two political scientists, Christopher Achen and Larry Bartels.
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"If the consultation did not produce the results he hoped for and he took the consequences, everyone should fasten their seat belts because the turbulence will not be minor," he told Europe 1 radio.
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One of Japan's smaller brands, Mazda counts North America as a top market but does not produce any vehicles in the United States, making it vulnerable to currency swings and changes in trade rules.
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To upgrade to hybrids means changing to a system where new seed has to be bought every year, because the plants that grow from hybrid seed do not produce seed of the same sort.
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But the committee said the steps he has vowed to take would not produce growth, according to the AP. Clinton's tax plan would reportedly add just $200 billion in debt over the next debate.
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But the summit did not produce progress on the issue that vexes Russia most: there is no sign that Trump wants to, or even could, lift U.S. sanctions that are hurting the Russian economy.
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That means they may have less capital to spend on funding new production, so a continued rise in oil prices might not produce the same output growth the market has seen in the past.
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Prosecutors have said Holmes and Balwani used advertising and solicitations to encourage doctors and patients to use its blood testing laboratory services, despite knowing the company could not produce accurate and reliable results consistently.
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Unfortunately, none of Mr. Schaller's reports examine any other factors that contribute to speed reductions and do not produce any statistical analyses to test whether ride hailing is a primary cause in speed reduction.
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Prosecutors said that Holmes and Balwani used advertising and solicitations to encourage doctors and patients to use its blood testing laboratory services despite knowing the company could not produce accurate and reliable results consistently.
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It's an unusual thing to think about: an impeachment proceeding, including a Senate trial, that may not produce "news," at least not in the broad definition of news as something unexpected, unusual or unplanned.
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Last week, well-known Syrian TV anchor Nizar al-Farra chastised the government for a newly placed travel ban on Syrian men who could not produce papers proving they had served in the army.
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It also makes no mention of a voluminous report by the Senate Intelligence Committee that found that the so-called enhanced interrogation program was ineffective and did not produce any "unique" and "valuable" intelligence.
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Prosecutors had said Holmes and Balwani used advertising and solicitations to encourage doctors and patients to use its blood testing laboratory services despite knowing the company could not produce accurate and reliable results consistently.
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Perry said the United States can achieve this future only by casting aside the "energy pessimism" of past generations, which held that the United States could not produce new fossil fuels cleanly or affordably.
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All three groups found relief from pain, but both of the true acupuncture groups showed measurable physiological improvements in pain centers in the brain and nerves, while sham acupuncture did not produce such changes.
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U.S. Special Counsel Robert Mueller on Wednesday said his investigation found that Russia interfered in the 2016 U.S. presidential election, but did not produce sufficient evidence of a conspiracy between the Trump campaign and Moscow.
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"We have checked our records and we only see holdings in Hanwha Chemicals which is focused on plastics and batteries and does not produce any munitions," the Old Mutual spokesman told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Famously, Henry VIII broke with the Catholic Church in Rome so he could marry Anne Boleyn after his first wife, Catherine of Aragon, did not produce a male heir (they had a daughter, Mary, together).
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Other scientists around the world wondered how this type of earthquake — on a strike-slip fault, which typically does not produce dangerous tsunamis — could generate waves that surged as high as 21.2 meters (21 feet).
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Holmes and Balwani are accused of using advertising and solicitations to encourage doctors and patients to use the company's testing laboratory services even though they knew it could not produce accurate and reliable results consistently.
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The unlikely scenario recently unspooled at the Jade Buddha Bar in Brisbane, Australia, when security detail for Denmark's Crown Prince Frederik, 49, were turned away because they could not produce the prince's required identification documents.
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He eventually acknowledged being at the ranch, but said the victims were alive and well when he left with the disassembled plane he had purchased, although he could not produce a receipt for the transaction.
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Voting systems that do not produce a paper backup of a ballot, which election officials can use to check electronic tabulations, are more difficult to audit for signs of tampering or error, according to experts.
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Queen Anne, the gout-ridden, rabbit-hoarding royal of The Favourite, did not produce an heir to the British throne, so her death in 1714 left the fate of the lineage up to warring factions.
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But his additional promise to "negotiate fair, bilateral trade deals that bring jobs and industry back onto American shores" will be in the eyes of the beholder, and may not produce the results he expects.
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The Sanders campaign did not produce the analysis or officially endorse it — indeed, the Sanders campaign never even framed its proposals as an agenda to boost the growth rate — but the campaign did promote it.
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In Type 1 diabetes — also known as juvenile diabetes because it is often diagnosed in childhood — the body does not produce insulin, so people with the disease must monitor their blood sugar and take insulin.
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ACA critics like to point to the following findings: Medicaid did not produce a statistically significant improvement in three clinical biomarkers associated with health: blood pressure, cholesterol, or glycated hemoglobin (a measure of diabetes progression).
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But even though the Giants' offense did not produce much in the way of yardage, they produced a memorable effort, considering they came into the week missing their top three wide receivers because of injuries.
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A Tuesday morning WikiLeaks event in Berlin did not produce the "#OctoberSurprise" to derail Democrat Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Green hydrogen, produced by electrolysis using solar and wind power sources, is seen by many as a possible replacement for fossil fuels such as natural gas since it does not produce carbon dioxide when burnt.
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There are, however, at least 10 major European carmakers who sell in the U.S. but do not produce there — these reportedly include the U.K.'s Land Rover and Jaguar as well as Audi and Porsche.
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This means that for the last two and a half years, the maker of that software has not updated it, and going forward will not produce patches if any vulnerabilities in the software are found.
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The panel's Democrats said they scheduled the contempt vote after both Ross and Barr did not produce documents about the issue in response to a bipartisan subpoena the panel issued more than two months ago.
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The outpouring of compassion for the plight of Haitians did not produce tangible results in the building of schools, houses, roads, bridges, and hospitals on the scale promised as the world turned its attention to Haiti.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's president Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Friday that no new oil and gas contracts will be awarded to private firms if companies already awarded contracts do not produce crude or invest.
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For the most part, we also know that "our skin does not produce vitamin C, therefore it is very important to supplement it in topical skin care," notes Jeannette Graf, MD, a New York-based dermatologist.
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However, their informal gathering in the Romanian town of Sibiu did not produce clear decisions on how to achieve the ambitious goals, underscoring divisions in the EU along multiple fault lines and setting up battles ahead.
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Much like Jake Gyllenhaal's Robert Graysmith in the 2007 film Zodiac, I was disheartened when my thorough investigation and confident conclusions did not produce the results I wanted — but it didn't mean that I was wrong.
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"While there has been encouraging progress to improve election security in recent years, too many polling stations across the nation are still equipped with electronic machines that do not produce voter-verified paper ballots," they wrote.
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According to his mom Heather, his body does not produce cortisol or salt, which helps with stress, injury and illness, and doctors are unsure about his future because his condition is rare and research is limited.
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By doing so, he wanted to increase the U.S. defense industry capacity and secure predictable tariff-free access to Canadian resources and raw metals, notably aluminum, which the U.S. could not produce sufficiently on its own.
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"Clearly, Pyongyang is frustrated with the conclusion of the recent summit with Washington in Vietnam that did not produce any breakthrough," said Harry J. Kazianis, the director of the Washington-based Center for the National Interest.
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Similarly, a series of corporate tax cuts in the last 10 years or so by Labour and Conservative governments in Britain — to 19 percent, from 30 percent — did not produce a boom in wages or investment.
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Corker told reporters that he has an "outline of an agreement" with the Senate Finance Committee and leadership on a backstop in the event that the bill does not produce as much economic growth as expected.
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"If your agency does not produce all of these records by Wednesday, October 23, 2019 to the committee, I will be forced to use the compulsory process and issue a subpoena soon after," the letter says.
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Though his previous sit-ins did not produce immediate results, the years of nonviolent protests Lewis organized and participated in are considered driving factors that helped drum up support for the passage of the Civil Rights Act.
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But he could not produce the letter from Prince Frederik, for reasons unknown, and in 1802, the court dismissed his claim and ordered him to return to the Schimmelmanns, who wanted to sell him in St. Croix.
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Even then, some economists say support measures may only steady activity in China and not produce a strong rebound in its demand like that which helped pull the global economy out of recession after the financial crisis.
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The end of slavery did not produce an effort to fully incorporate this group into American life, but instead ushered in a century of exclusion through federal policy — an exclusion that made black people an American underclass.
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"Suppliers have already started warning of a possible 5-10 percent adjustment in prices," a spokesperson for Eldorado told Reuters, adding that the warnings had primarily come from European manufacturers that do not produce goods in Russia.
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Automakers build nearly all trucks and cargo vehicles sold in the United States in the U.S., Canada and Mexico, and full-size pickup trucks are an almost uniquely North American vehicle that automakers do not produce elsewhere.
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When the Interior Department was asked by the inspector general to detail the reasons for its decision to cancel the study, it could not produce any evidence of a formal review, the watchdog said in its report.
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A key argument against the government's case is that the deal is a so-called vertical merger, which means that the two companies do not produce competing products: One makes media content, and the other distributes it.
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Ekungwe explained that farmers traditionally have saved seeds from their harvests to plant their next crop, but that often such saved seed could not produce yields as large as the more resilient seed varieties offered by SOWEDA.
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She said in the letter that if talks with Mr. Corbyn did not produce a compromise, she would hold a series of votes in Parliament on alternative paths, in the hopes that lawmakers would settle on one.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May's talks with opposition Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn to break the Brexit deadlock will not produce the best option for the country, Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said on Wednesday.
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The committee chairman, Senator Lamar Alexander of Tennessee, said at a New York Times education conference in New York that the Senate would not produce promised higher education legislation this year, and blamed Democrats for the delay.
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" Russia, he said, repeating a claim the Kremlin has asserted throughout the Skripal affair, eliminated all of its stockpiles of chemical weapons in 2017, and as for Novichok, "We did not produce it and didn't store it.
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A key argument against the government's case was that the deal is a so-called vertical merger, which means that the two companies do not produce competing products: One makes media content, and the other distributes it.
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While the organizers of the walkout said the bill might not produce as much as the governor promised, they announced an end to their labor action, which had kept hundreds of thousands of children out of school.
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But what it takes to leave something better, that old-fashioned generational responsibility we were all taught by our grandparents, may not produce a political benefit in the short run or in time for the next election.
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The exemptions included cancer drugs and certain chemicals that China does not produce domestically, but it did not include American exports like pork and soybeans, which have been targeted by Beijing as punishment for Mr. Trump's tariffs.
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Researchers are now finding evidence of reduced cancer risk in the drug, and studies in mice have shown potential for an improved life span, but scientists warn that it might not produce the same result in humans.
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BHP had said it will not produce copper during the strike, and instead will focus on maintaining minimum services, which consist of small teams of workers maintaining equipment and making sure the mine adheres to environmental protocols.
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Novartis — The drugmaker suffered a setback for its eye drug offerings, when studies showed that combining its Lucentis and Fovista drugs did not produce any better results for certain macular degeneration patients than when Lucentis was used alone.
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Dave & Buster's is also projecting that the 15 stores it plans to open next year will not produce the same average unit volume as its existing ones, which could mean lower same-store sales further down the line.
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In a new statement to Parliament on Monday, transport minister Khaw Boon Wan said electric cars may not produce emissions while they drive, but the ministry takes into account emissions associated with the electricity needed to charge them.
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For more than five years, election security experts have been saying "You must have paper copies of the results" and have been pushing states to replace old electronic voting machines that did not produce an auditable paper record.
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But economists, businessmen and bankers say that inflation in Egypt, where only 10 percent of the population have bank accounts, is due to rising raw materials costs and a hike in rates will not produce the desired effect.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May on Thursday set out new plans for a fallback policy to prevent a hard border on the island of Ireland if Brexit talks with the European Union do not produce a deal.
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MEXICO CITY, Aug 23 (Reuters) - Mexico's president Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Friday that no new oil and gas contracts will be awarded to private firms if companies already awarded contracts do not produce crude or invest.
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On November 15th Mike Pence, America's vice-president, suggested that another summit between Mr Trump and Mr Kim could take place next year, even if the North does not produce a list of its nuclear facilities before then.
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" Podesta said that Comey "owes it to the American people" to provide more details on the new emails, and concluded, "We are confident this will not produce any conclusions different from the one the FBI reached in July.
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"The decision of the Council authorising the opening of negotiations on Brexit does not produce binding legal effects capable of affecting the interests of the applicants by bringing about a distinct change in their legal position," it said.
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Louis Vuitton will not produce any items "that directly features Michael Jackson elements" and tells WWD that that the collection, when it reaches stores, would "purely reflect the true values of the brand and of our artistic director."
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Once freed, the sterilized, laboratory-bred male Aedes aegypti mosquitoes - which spread Zika, dengue and yellow fever by biting humans - mate with females, but do not produce viable eggs, said the U.N.'s International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).
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The anticipation will allow Belo Monte, the world's third largest hydropower dam with 11,233 megawatts, to start several turbines that are already installed but so far could not produce energy since there was no way to transport it.
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"We believe that the first requirement for any bilateral meeting is mutual respect and if the president is not prepared to provide that exercise, that mutual respect, then a meeting would not produce any positive results," he said.
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"We are worried that Belarus did not produce research into the safety of the plant's location, and we are worried by the lack of an independent nuclear regulator in Belarus to ensure the plant's safe operation," Vaiciunas said.
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GBP1MO= Strategists say that reflects the high degree of certainty among market participants about the outcome of the June 8 snap elections and their comfort that it will not produce any kind of larger shock to the pound.
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Cutting the U.S. off from the global steel market inevitably turns us into an island of high steel prices amid a competitive global industry, since the domestic steel industry simply does not produce enough steel to meet demand.
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The allegation contradicts Trump claims that his actions in Ukraine were intended to root out corruption, not produce dirt on rivals, and has forced Senate Republicans to reconsider whether to hear from witnesses, including Bolton, in the trial.
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The sources said traders held a conference call last Friday with the market regulator FMDQ OTC Securities Exchange to discuss the wide range of quotes on the naira for investors, although the meeting did not produce any resolutions.
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Yet their relative advantages over workers of other races did not produce a life of privilege for white production workers, who earned low wages with few benefits, faced frequent layoffs and suffered high rates of on-the-job injuries.
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Now, hampered by a shortage of resources, it is seemingly stuck in the past, battling stuffiness and a misguided investment on artificial grass, a playing surface that does not produce the technique required for tennis in the 2100st century.
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That, until very recently, the world did not produce enough food — and that there were regions that, due to a drought or a flood or a war or a regime, could run out of food and nothing was done.
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Different species of the plant grow in other parts of the world but they do not produce the flowers needed for the honey, making manuka more expensive, with a small jar selling for up to a few hundred dollars.
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The facility is being redesigned to ensure it will not produce weapons-grade plutonium, and all spent fuel produced by the facility will be sent out of the country to prevent Iran from obtaining plutonium from the radioactive waste.
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There are no allegations of a similar effort to scrub calendars in Zinke's department, but unlike Pruitt, Zinke does not produce a regularly updated calendar nor provide the beat reporters covering his department regular updates on his upcoming events.
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But when a Ford plant in Louisville, Kentucky, said it would not produce a sport-utility vehicle in Mexico, the decision was a facade in terms of Trump's involvement: No jobs were on the line, and none were saved.
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The mine has been producing iron ore at an annual rate of 10 million tonnes, or a third of its total capacity, since then using "dry processing," which does not produce the muddy waste byproduct that traditional mining does.
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The House of Representatives committee's Democrats said they scheduled next week's contempt vote after both Ross and Barr did not produce documents about the issue in response to a bipartisan subpoena the panel issued more than two months ago.
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If consumers are paying a lot to import an amazing new widget from abroad, which American manufacturers cannot or will not produce, they are getting a benefit from that, even though the increase in imports hurts the growth number.
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The turmoil of the 1960s and 1970s generated segregationist terrorism on the right and a revolutionary underground on the left, but it did not produce much partisan terrorism, violence inspired simply by fear and hatred of the opposition party.
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The companies, though, think they will alienate some investors and see their shares pummeled if they are perceived as wasting money or putting it into businesses that do not produce satisfactory profits and the cash to pay generous dividends.
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LONDON, April 3 (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May's talks with opposition Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn to break the Brexit deadlock will not produce the best option for the country, Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said on Wednesday.
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The accusation did not produce criminal charges, but it triggered an investigation by the university's Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action Office, which held 20163 hours of hearings last week in front of a three-person panel of university employees.
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Still, the scope and scale of the lawsuits — some of which include previous accusations of abuse that did not produce convictions, sometimes because too much time had passed — paint a devastating picture of youth sports at its most damaging.
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The tax reform bill House Republicans passed last week would not produce enough economic growth to fully offset the more-than-trillion-dollar revenue losses produced by the measure, according to an analysis from the Tax Policy Center (TPC).
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AFAM did not produce a catalogue to accompany its Carlo show but it did publish an attractive, large-format, full-color brochure that is available to visitors free of charge and, as gallery guides go, is a real keeper.
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They have developed a solid-state battery using a lithium-glass electrolyte with a conductivity similar to a liquid electrolyte, and a lithium or sodium metal anode that does not produce dendrites, making it safer and easier to charge quickly.
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" Related Video: 'I Would Like to Elope,' Eva Longoria Spills Exclusive Wedding Details The designer's PR seconded this statement, saying "Victoria Beckham does not produce wedding dresses and has no current plans to expand the collection to include bridal wear.
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"It's the Britishness that makes us very unique but we know from... different car brands that this business is a very international one and before we would not produce any Bentleys anymore, we would produce them somewhere else," he said.
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A former top U.S. diplomat for Asia, Daniel Russel, said the setback was to be expected and warned Trump he is engaged in a long negotiation that would not produce easy quick, made for television results that the president likely wants.
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In this particular case, the technique did not produce a "suitable male embryo," said Zukin, so, after consulting with the patient and receiving approval from a medical review board, the decision to go ahead with the female embryo was made.
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Three refugee pilot programs to screen social media found that although they were able to find refugees accounts the information did not produce clear links to national security concerns even for applicants who were found to pose a national security threat.
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Most likely, it'll show up on tests as adrenal insufficiency, or an endocrine or hormonal disorder that occurs when the adrenal glands do not produce enough of certain hormones, according to the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases.
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However, though wage growth is edging up, it remains about 2% a year, suggesting that either a surprising amount of slack remains in the labour market or low unemployment does not produce as much inflationary pressure as it used to.
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FRANKFURT, April 18 (Reuters) - Daimler plans to become a carbon neutral company by 2040, ensuring that all new cars, production methods, and suppliers will work in a way which does not produce carbon dioxide emissions, Manager Magazin said on Thursday.
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Mr Abrams demurs here, as he should: the Colorado law "does not compel a baker to inscribe a cake with a unique message he has not produced and would not produce for any other customer—say, 'God Bless This Gay Wedding'".
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Novartis's bid to bolster its eye drug portfolio suffered a setback on Monday when it announced combining Lucentis with Fovista in patients with neovascular age-related macular degeneration (nAMD) did not produce better outcomes than treatment with Lucentis alone.
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In a letter to the U.S. Department of Commerce dated March 23, 2018, NLMK USA's Chief Executive Robert Miller said that the United States does not produce enough steel slabs for NLMK's U.S. division to be able to source them domestically.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - The Chicago Teachers Union (CTU) finalized its decision on Wednesday to go on strike against the city's school district, the third-largest in the United States, after protracted labor negotiations did not produce a deal before their deadline.
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"Italy is constantly attacking the Commission, wrongly so, and this does not produce the results they want," Jean-Claude Juncker told a conference, adding that changes to fiscal rules had allowed Italy to spend 19 billion euros more this year.
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In his April investment outlook, Gross wrote that markets and the capitalistic business models based upon them and priced for them "will begin to go south" if global economies do not produce growth, according to Reuters, which first reported the story.
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Though the tourney did not produce such a definitive answer like its predecessor, it did give us Andre Ward as the winner, who has since dominated the super middleweight division, and is now doing considerably well in the light heavyweight division.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - New diesel cars do not produce less of the environmentally damaging carbon dioxide than petrol cars, a group of newspapers cited the German Transport Ministry as saying on Wednesday, in a potential further headache for the auto sector.
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Mr. Trump may seem unusual to Americans because the United States did not produce the kind of autocratic populist leaders Europe offered the 20th century, men who built power bases blaming others for their ills: immigrants, Jews, foreigners in general.
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Mike Conaway of Texas and Adam Schiff of California, the Republican and Democrat leading the House intelligence panel's Russia investigation, told CNN Thursday they were prepared to subpoena Stone if he did not produce the identity of his intermediary by Friday.
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In the first, a federal district judge in May ordered the state to register thousands of people who had been denied federal voting privileges because they did not produce proof of citizenship when they tried to register at motor vehicle offices.
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Segura, who enrolled at Miami although he could not produce evidence that he had graduated from high school, won three consecutive N.C.A.A. singles championships, from 1943 to 1945, and became one of the leading amateur and pro players of his time.
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After a knee-jerk reaction to new tariffs announced by Washington and Beijing on Tuesday, currency markets are settling down and expecting the fallout will take some time to show up in corporate earnings and not produce a sharp global shock.
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Since these medications are themselves opioids, they maintain tolerance by activating opioid receptors; this reduces overdose risk, but does not produce impairment as long as patients are prescribed an appropriate dose and take them at the same time every day.
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While the Corporation for Public Broadcasting does not produce any programming, it is the steward of the federal appropriations to public media, distributing millions of dollars to organizations like National Public Radio, PBS and local television stations around the country.
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But Bolton's revelation presents an existential threat to the Trump defense, which has maintained for months that Democrats could not produce a single witness who could assert, with firsthand knowledge, that Trump linked the aid freeze to the investigations he sought.
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This year's federal oil lease sales in the nearby North Slope of Alaska produced only lukewarm industry interest – another red flag that the Arctic Refuge lease sale will not produce anything close to the fiscal bonanza promised by drilling enthusiasts.
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Many Polish designers follow the principles of "brafitting" (in Poland, one word), which begins with the idea that regardless of whether your breasts are small or large, simply measuring across and under the bust will not produce a bra that fits.
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Trump Jr. has said that the meeting did not produce damaging information on Clinton but instead was focused on U.S. adoption policy and the Magnitsky Act, a law that paved the way for sanctions on Russians for human rights violations.
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But researchers did not produce evidence that Medicaid enrollees in Oregon had a lower risk of death, something they attribute to the fact that death is a rare event (especially so for the under-65 population typically enrolled in Medicaid).
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It is unclear why the C.I.A. did not produce this formal assessment before the election, although several officials said that parts of it had been made available to President Obama in the presidential daily briefing in the weeks before the vote.
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Even the hyper-controlled universe of high-end horse breeding does not produce predictable results—if it did, this week's Derby would be a lot less fun—and just selecting for something as seemingly simple as coat color is fiendishly tricky.
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Companies aim to lower costs; lawmakers argue it's not enough People with diabetes are prescribed insulin because their bodies either do not produce it (as with Type 1 diabetes) or do not use it properly (as with Type 2 diabetes).
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And though no physician would lend their expert opinion on why I'm experiencing relief, I'm aware that what's happening to me might not be due to the synthetic testosterone at all and will probably not produce similar results for anyone else.
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But Mueller&aposs team said that Van Der Zwaan spoke with Gates and Person A in September 2016, and that he deleted "and otherwise did not produce emails" sought by Mueller's office -- including an email between him and "Person A" in September 2016.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A working meeting on Sunday of the leaders of several EU states, including Germany, France and Italy, on migrant policy will not produce a declaration but is more an opportunity to exchange views, a German government spokeswoman said on Friday.
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And although Tuesday's quarterfinal at the Australian Open did produce a hotly contested first set, it did not produce a close match, as the top-seeded Williams gathered strength despite two on-court visits from medical staff members in the afternoon heat.
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This happens because, even if we force ourselves to wake up early, our metabolism is not ready to perform simple tasks such as properly digesting a meal, for example — we do not produce as much insulin in the morning as normal people do.
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President Trump expressed his displeasure in a Monday tweet about OPEC's emerging plans to dial back oil production in the coming months, perhaps by a million barrels per day, although the group's meeting in Abu Dhabi did not produce a firm plan.
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If a charity has plans to spend $200,000 on a program next year, can't expand the program any further since it already reaches everyone it knows how to reach, and already has the money on hand, additional spending will not produce results.
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On Thursday, three days after the entrepreneur, Craig Wright, presented persuasive but incomplete evidence to support his claim, he changed his mind and said he would not produce more information, as he had promised, to quiet a chorus of skeptics who questioned him.
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These countries do not produce their own contraceptives, so most contraceptives are provided through donations from nonprofits and the international community, which is one reason why availability of methods varies so wildly from country to country, and inventory shortages are not uncommon.
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However, though wage growth is edging up, it remains about 2% a year in nominal terms, suggesting that either a surprising amount of slack remains in the labour market or low unemployment does not produce as much inflationary pressure as it used to.
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But Mueller&aposs team said that van der Zwaan spoke with Gates and Person A in September 2016, and that he deleted "and otherwise did not produce emails" sought by Mueller's office -- including an email between him and "Person A" in September 2016.
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Geographically, North Korea was dealt a bad hand: Mountainous, with an extreme climate that veers from bitterly cold winters to blistering summers, it simply does not produce enough food to sustain its people, and outmoded agricultural practices have only worsened that shortfall.
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In 2013-16 the ratio of public debt to GDP in sub-Saharan Africa, as defined by the IMF, increased by an average of five percentage points a year for countries that do not produce oil, and eight for those that do.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain will publish its proposal shortly for a failsafe policy to prevent a hard border on the island of Ireland if Brexit talks with the European Union do not produce a deal, Prime Minister Theresa May's spokesman said on Wednesday.
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European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said on Tuesday that the fourth round of negotiations did not produce enough agreement for the EU to yield to May's demands for immediate talks on a free trade deal and a transition to it after Brexit.
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In 2014, following the success of "My Love from the Star," China's political advisory body, the Chinese People's Political Consultative Congress (CPPC) lamented the fact that China could not produce as big a hit of its own, reported The Washington Post then.
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