His book is polemical, but he is calling for, not producing,
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What do you listen to when you are not producing music?
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"Overstepping would be not producing value in their life," he said.
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There's good and bad to the element of not producing the show.
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That, in part, led to Trump excoriating OPEC for not producing more.
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We're not producing it—it's the market that's decided they want it.
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And what money it does invest is not producing a stellar return.
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"She has extremely dry eyes, is not producing any tears," Dr. Price explains.
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Because I try to be music itself, not producing music or playing music.
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The platform was not producing when the collision occurred at 1:55 a.m.
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They would rather see you miserable and not producing than happy and producing.
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You write us off, then criticize us for not producing when we lose.
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"Yes, we're not producing the content," Sean Edgett, Twitter's acting general counsel, responded.
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"We are definitely not producing enough workers to fill those jobs," Lee said.
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Moreover, she understood the Russia investigation was not producing clear criminal or impeachable conduct.
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Units on circulation are maintained at operating temperatures, circulating feedstock, but not producing product.
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"DARPA is not producing biological weapons, and we reject the hypothetical scenario," Bextine told Gizmodo.
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Just because you're sitting at home does not mean that you're not producing carbon emissions.
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Over all, she is not producing much more today than she was a decade ago.
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Afterward, I asked Mr. Karre whether the cosmos ever fails to cooperate by not producing sounds.
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I've actually made my career come to a grinding halt because I'm not producing any music.
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Do you feel like you're working all the time but not producing the results you desire?
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I'm disappointed in The Times for not producing a full and robust representation of the statistics.
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According to Reuters, Alsup chided Waymo for not producing a "smoking gun" in its case against Uber.
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Time workers spend navigating potholes is time they're not producing, and employers are well aware of that.
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While DeChambeau eventually fell back to even, Casey did not, producing back-to-back birdies on Nos.
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I thought I was doing a lot of things really well but the numbers were not producing.
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He makes the lineup, he puts the guys in at the right time, and we're not producing.
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I'm sorry that there are very few films from women this year, but we are not producing films.
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The Great Recession and weak recovery have meant the U.S. economy is not producing enough good-paying jobs.
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This is typically because the pancreas is not producing enough insulin to process the glucose in the bloodstream.
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But when the sun is down or the air is still, they sit, not producing much of anything.
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The company is sometimes criticized by investors for not producing enough commercial successes from its vaunted research organization.
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When the company realized the software was not producing gender-neutral results it was tweaked to remove this bias.
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The initial touching of the gloves was not producing the kind of result that we need to produce here.
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The demand for what he does led a Dutch collector to sue him for not producing a promised work.
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Some factories are not producing, many workers are staying home, while high-tech components and other parts become scarce.
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They're not producing their testimony or their witnesses, so we can't really generate that or document that on our own.
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Codelco, one of the world's largest copper producers, has lithium assets in Chile but is currently not producing the metal.
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A third of the respondents said they are either already not producing any HSFO or will stop producing in 2020.
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They bring about a reality, or seek to, but they are not producing a falsehood by virtue of their performativity.
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Papa John's – Papa John's founder John Schnatter is suing the company for not producing documents related to his recent ouster.
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Having my baby did not cure my PCOS, my blood-clotting disorder or my body not producing progesterone on its own.
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"In warmer weather, maybe you're not producing huge amounts of heat and you're not breaking down the toxins," Ms. Kurnath said.
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"An internal icy composition cannot therefore be ruled out..." despite it passing close to the Sun and not producing a tail.
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Essentially, the plants were tricked into "thinking" that they were not producing enough sugar and as a result they increased production.
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Reuters released a report on Thursday saying the company is not producing enough Model 3s per shift to meet this target.
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I was like, 'OK, so now I'm 25 I can somehow afford £28 [$36] for the privilege of not producing offspring?
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That is if the plant is exclusively focused on this one vaccine, and not producing the other vaccines it typically does.
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It is also difficult to envision the SEC, with five teams in the top 11, not producing at least one entrant.
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Before the transaction, AT&T is not producing world-class content, and before the transaction, Time Warner is not selling mobile service.
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Ross: One other thing that was unique about it was that those 220- and 240-year-old kids were not producing themselves.
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Compared to the United States or compared to the UK we are definitely not producing new companies in the way they are.
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She nursed for six weeks before adding formula to the baby's diet as a supplement because she was not producing enough milk.
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"I am not producing enough breast milk to feed my baby because I am not eating enough," she said in her statement.
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"We cannot continue to invest in assets that are not producing near-term cash returns," said Zeeshan Hyder, MedMen's chief financial officer.
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When I'm not producing Money Diaries (which is about half editing, half logistics), I write for the Lifestyle sections I listed above.
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"We're not producing this for linear broadcast," says Hochberg, who says the ceremony has been designed specifically for the social media age.
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There's a hormonal dip that I think must happen — from what I understand it has to do with breastfeeding and not producing estrogen.
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BUT THEY'RE NOT PRODUCING, YOU MAKE THEM ACCOUNTABLE AND THAT'S WHAT LIFE SHOULD BE AND THAT'S WHAT IT IS IN A PRIVATE COMPANY.
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And, you know, there are a number of programs that I think are duplicative and redundant and not producing the results that people deserve.
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LUSAKA (Reuters) - Zambia's Konkola Copper Mines (KCM) is not producing copper, the chief executive of the mining firm's owner Vedanta Resources said on Friday.
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Instead, we aim for a trade policy that is strictly reciprocal and "fair" (which at times is defined as not producing a trade deficit).
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And love is about expressing joy, not producing anxiety, so the other thing I want you to know is this: You can do this.
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Trump has previously been critical of Apple, which has its headquarters in Cupertino, California, for not producing enough of its products in the United States.
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The 73-year-old former CEO and chairman of Thyssenkrupp has been criticized for not producing a succession plan in his decade in the role.
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Bitcoin and eye codes, I agree completely-- it's one of the crazier speculative things where it's not as an asset class, you're not producing anything.
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Among many problems for the Vikings is that they have paid the trio of Cousins, Thielen, and Stefon Diggs handsomely, and they are not producing.
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"If companies are not producing anything, then people are not going to get paid, and then they can't pay their credit card loans," Bove said.
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The progress that is being made with 9-year-olds and 13-year-olds is fading out and not producing results for high school seniors.
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MST activists fight for land distribution in Brazil, many times invading areas it says are not producing anything and then seeking its expropriation by the government.
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Technically speaking, the microscope is not producing "true" color images, but rather a false-color visualization of key features found within microscopic objects, such as cells.
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The groups cites a 2006 Federal Election Commission rule that states providing free content online for free -- and not producing ads -- is unable to be regulated.
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"I've been around long enough to know you're going to get singled out when you're not producing, especially the type of career I've had," Teixeira said.
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Tangerang regent Ahmed Zaki said on Friday that the company, which had been operating for two months, had a permit for packaging but not producing fireworks.
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Exxon's holdings in Russia's Arctic waters and the Black Sea, which are not producing for the energy giant due to the sanctions, totaled 63.6 million acres.
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"When they begin to produce, we will review the possibility of continuing with these contracts, but right now they're not producing," said Lopez Obrador at a Feb.
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Two decades ago, Trump called Machado "Miss Piggy" and "Miss Housekeeping," and more recently accused her of having made a sex tape, despite not producing any evidence.
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On Thursday Reuters reported Tesla is not producing enough Model 3s per shift to meet its target, according to workers at its main plant in Fremont, California.
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"If you're not producing sexy research that's going to come up with a magic bullet, then people are not going to give you the money," he said.
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An energy-only market pays power plants only for producing electricity, while other markets provide "capacity payments" to generators to be available even when not producing power.
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It is not producing consistently rising living standards for the majority of the population, and it is creating a lot of frustrated people and unhealthy social interactions.
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Walking among trees laden with shiny red cherries, Mr. Freese recalled that four years ago his trees were not producing well and his farm was financially struggling.
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London, New York and Silicon Valley, have had a head-start in the emerging field of technology companies, whether bank backed or not, producing disruptive financial services.
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Over time, the company will need to show that it's not producing a lot of false positives, sending anxious customers to the doctor or emergency room unnecessarily.
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"Where we feel companies and boards are not producing effective sustainability disclosures or implementing frameworks for managing these issues, we will hold board members accountable," Fink said.
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The platform was not producing when the collision occurred around midnight GMT, and there were no injuries to the 276 people on the platform, the company said.
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"In the years of independence, Yuzhmash has not produced, and is not producing, missiles and military missile systems," it said in a statement published on their company's website.
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But if refiners cut crude processing to limit the build up of distillate and other non-gasoline stocks, they risk not producing enough gasoline to meet drivers' needs.
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Mr. Brown and members of the Clear the Air Coalition also contend that similar government-run utility programs are not producing new alternative-energy projects as they promise.
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In all, as of Tuesday, 18 of EDF's 58 reactors were not producing, leaving nearly 30 percent of France's nuclear power capacity offline, data compiled by Reuters shows.
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British universities are not producing highly employable graduates by happy accident, but have been working hard over many years to improve teaching and help our students to succeed.
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I think we found, and some of us learned the hard way, that you have to be ruthless if something is not producing or doesn't seem immediately productive.
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The recent rise in minimum wages, although not producing a giant effect, still might suggest overall wage growth is progressing about a year further along than the reality.
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In the United States — as in the rest of the world, but particularly in the U.S. — we are not producing enough people who have degrees in the STEM subjects.
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Upgraders, which had largely been recirculating product to keep the systems running but not producing new product since the blackout began, started coming back online, an industry source said.
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Even data aggregators like Validic are not producing these models, either because they are not motivated or because they do not have sufficient access to raw, non-transformed data.
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He added that upgrading facilities that convert heavy crude from Venezuela's key Orinoco oil belt were still recirculating product to keep the systems running, but not producing new product.
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The newspapers have also been unexpectedly strident, with even pro-EU titles joining Eurosceptics in rubbishing Mr Cameron's deal as not producing a fundamental change in Britain's EU relationship.
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"Most of all, thank you for discrediting news media at large, so we need to be doubly sure that we're not producing fake news," she says in the clip.
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Senate Republicans pounded Democrats for years for not producing a budget, but they are now finding out that it's not that easy to do in a charged political environment.
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Heading to North Carolina down by two games to none to the pesky Hurricanes in the second round of the N.H.L. playoffs is not producing panic among the Islanders.
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"The new government has not decided to intervene in the Vicentin matter so far," said another industry source close to the situation who confirmed that Vicentin was not producing.
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"I visited Hazard, Kentucky — a lot of coal miners there are retraining into other jobs because they have to: Those mines are not producing and they're becoming automated," she said.
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I am completely realistic about the limitations of my role as a Unesco water chair, meaning I acknowledge the fact that I am not producing radical change in this context.
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"We've had our ups and downs, injuries, guys not producing like they should be," said Machado, whose homer was his 93rd of the season and his second slam (sixth career).
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Erbil started independent oil exports several years ago, accusing Baghdad of not transferring enough money from the federal budget, while Baghdad accused Erbil of not producing and transferring enough oil.
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One thing I have to note: This toothpaste is widely available online and has a shelf life of many years, but as of now the brand is not producing new product.
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If prosecutors suspect that a witness is not producing subpoenaed documents in their entirety, or that they are altering or even destroying requested documents, a search warrant can provide a solution.
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He added that upgrading facilities that convert heavy crude from Venezuela's Orinoco oil belt into exportable grades were still recirculating product to keep the systems running, but not producing new product.
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Builders still are not producing enough new entry-level homes to meet demand, and potential sellers are holding back, concerned they won't be able to find or afford a different home.
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Some women don&apost produce enough breast milkWhether it&aposs an initial dip in supply or a long-term problem, not producing enough milk can happen for a variety of reasons.
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An increase in money supply is a major factor in Venezuela's soaring inflation, given that the country is not producing goods or services to back up the extra money in circulation.
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Yet today, at least nine states are still not producing identification that meets the Act's security standards – in fact, TSA plans to stop taking those licenses as valid identification in airports.
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But the press conference likely aimed to shape U.S. public opinion, Malik said, and while not producing any groundbreaking intelligence, would make it easier for President Donald Trump to scrap the deal.
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At the time, Trump declared the summit had eliminated any nuclear threat posed by North Korea, despite the meeting not producing any verifiable proof that North Korea will discontinue its nuclear program.
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The slowness of the testing regimen — which, administration officials acknowledged this week, is still not producing enough tests to meet the national demand — was the first, and most sweeping, of many failures.
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It said the thermal patterns at the plant's isotope/tritium production facility suggested it was not operational and was therefore not producing tritium, an essential isotope used in boosted yield and hydrogen weapons.
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"It can't be a blanket ban since we are not producing as much fruit and vegetables to adequately supply the local market," said the head of the Confederation of Zimbabwe Retailers, Denford Mutashu.
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The President's defense attorneys in his Senate impeachment trial have criticized the House impeachment managers for not producing any first-hand witnesses alleging that any quid pro quo came from the president himself.
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"What it means is that at least 40 percent of Ghana's cocoa stock is not producing and it's a challenge we must resolve to sustain production in future," Aidoo told journalists in Accra.
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Energy companies had complained that the methane rule would add costs to wells that were not producing much oil and gas, and that it was duplicative as the sector had already reduced the emissions.
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I mean the student debt problems, the feeling that the jobs that are out there are not producing the kind of income or opportunity that young people believe they should be able to get.
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Alcatel is merely providing the hardware half of the deal and a little bit of the software through its VR Store discovery app, but it's not producing the VR content that'll blow people's minds.
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The Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR) is suing U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services for not producing records on H-1B workers and employers, including wage information, requested through the Freedom of Information Act.
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But lawmakers in parliament, where Zelenskiy's Servant of the People party commands an unprecedented majority, voted to remove him in a no-confidence motion hours after the president criticized him for not producing results.
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Worth noting The President's defense attorneys in his Senate impeachment trial have criticized the House impeachment managers for not producing any firsthand witnesses alleging that any quid pro quo came from the President himself.
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Apple previously warned that it would miss its March quarter sales forecast because of reduced demand in China as well as an iPhone shortage related to factories in China not producing at full capacity.
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Or maybe people want to buy this stuff because it&aposs really important to their households or whatever and we&aposre not producing it in quantity in the United States, so whatever the reason is.
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The need to micromanage Another key driver of success is the focus by Adamczyk and other executives on monitoring the success of the ongoing projects and halting any that are not producing the desired results.
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"The data suggests the jobs market is not producing significant wage pressures yet, which means the pressure is off the Fed to hike rates," said Chris Scicluna, the head of economic research at Daiwa Securities.
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Those personnel additions are on top of a rapid build-up in employees over the past few years, a good many of whom are not producing revenues, but instead monitoring the site for troublesome content.
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On that last point, I'll pause for a self-referential note: I am aware I am writing this piece via Google Docs, with words, and not producing it with images or video in Final Cut.
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Buprenorphine is an opioid, and it works by activating the same opioid receptors that other opioids do — albeit at lower levels, not producing a high when taken as a prescribed — to stave off cravings and withdrawal.
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It is the height of irony that the legislators who are opining on how to reform the financial sector with a proposed bill called the Financial Choice Act are not producing numbers to prove their claims.
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Schnatter, who owns about 30 percent of Papa John's, made the comments in an interview after he sued the pizzeria chain earlier on Thursday for not producing documents related to his ouster following allegations of inappropriate behavior.
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For mothers who are unable to breastfeed for medical reasons, such as having the human immunodeficiency virus or not producing enough milk, it is recommended to consult with a trained health care professional for support and guidance.
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With Bledsoe and Warren not producing much Friday, guard Brandon Knight poured in 238 points and forward Jared Dudley added 239 off the bench as the Suns got eight of their nine 1103-pointers from the reserves.
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If this commission ends up being one-sided and not producing actual real evidence, its primary purpose will be to try to legitimate Trump's unsubstantiated claims and potentially undermine voters' confidence in the fairness of the electoral process.
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Blog writer writes articles, our marketing materials were produced by our marketing guy, our emails by someone else..it's a real business with turnover in the millions so I am not producing everything you see coming from it.
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"There are Blue Dogs and New Dems that don't want to vote for any tax increase," Yarmuth said, but added that some members could overcome their misgivings to help Democrats avoid the embarrassment of not producing a budget.
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At Playwrights Horizons, she joined a workshop for black playwrights, which turned into "a therapeutic bitch session": she and the others felt that nonprofit theatres were using them to fill a diversity quota but not producing their work.
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Basically, by not producing as many videos, YouTube's system may not be bubbling her videos to the top of watch lists as much as it would for creators who post a video every week, or even every day.
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"At present, Domino's existing corporate store network is producing operating losses and whilst the Starbucks' store network is profitable at an EBITDA level, it is not producing the required return on the store investments," it said in a statement.
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ROME (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Forget all those loud calls to eat less meat and more plants for better health and a stronger planet - new research shows the world is not producing nearly enough fruit and vegetables to feed everyone.
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Check it out here, stay tuned for more updates, and revisit our interview with the artist from last fall, where he talks about the physical side-effects of not producing tracks and argues that couples should make music together.
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She refuses to sanctify this latest attack on the president by taking a floor vote on the measure, but vouches for its importance, all the while fending off critics who say Congress is not producing for the American people.
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Fowler, who won the European Tour's Abu Dhabi Championship last month before losing a playoff with Japan's Hideki Matsuyama for the Phoenix Open two weeks later, was delighted with his start despite not producing his best form on the greens.
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Tesla is not producing enough Model 3s per shift to reach the 2500,23 per week target that CEO Elon Musk said it would reach by Saturday, three line workers at the company's Fremont, California, assembly plant told Reuters this week.
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There's a debate about whether or not if they increase because cotton seeds are better, or if because more labor is demanded and people are whipped for not producing enough, or see their quotas increase because they did produce enough.
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Researchers say they'll need to solve the inevitable questions that will come up in the months and years ahead, especially with some Obama-era health care reforms, like special enrollment periods, not producing results until the Trump administration takes over.
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"Since Iowa last week, it is clear that the candidate field, while narrowing, is not producing in the first four states a candidate that can truly take on Donald Trump and defeat him in the fall," Dan Kanninen, Bloomberg's states director, said Monday.
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Trump's speech avoided the bombastic, hyper-aggressive tone of his past statements on North Korea, and for that I suppose we should be grateful, but it would be nice if the bar for a good speech were higher than it not producing casualties.
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Still, Meow-Meow plead guilty on Friday morning in Newtown Local Court to the charges of using public transport without a valid ticket and not producing a ticket for transport officers, resulting in a A$220 fine and A$1,000 in legal costs, according to ABC News.
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And now, as I talked about earlier, you're about to cut rates with the unemployment rate near a 50-year low; and the fundamental underpinning of that is that the unemployment or the low unemployment is not producing the expected inflation that you thought would come.
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The Fed may have limited ability to counteract any global economic fallout from the coronavirus, since its tools work to stoke demand — if factories are not producing goods and supply chains are disrupted by quarantines, cutting rates to make borrowing cheaper may do little to help.
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They chided Nike on Twitter in November for not producing replica Oregon women's jerseys (the company soon began selling them) and called out the N.C.A.A. as hypocritical for requiring players to sit out a season if they transfer while coaches change schools with almost no restrictions.
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"The Intelligence people seem to be extremely passive and naive when it comes to the dangers of Iran," he tweeted, reacting to their conclusion that the mullahs in Iran are, for now, abiding by the 2015 agreement and are not producing new nuclear fuel for weapons.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Tesla Inc is not producing enough Model 3s per shift to reach the 2500,23 per week target that Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk said it would reach by Saturday, three line workers at the company's Fremont, California, assembly plant told Reuters this week.
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When the Bay Area artist is not producing as one half of bass experimentalists The M Machine, he's crafting melodic house and techno solo with the goal of creating "a musical equivalent to the hazy sunsets in [his] hometown," a colour-streaked image found often on his Instagram.
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Physical oil export constraints in the Permian Basin in Texas will likely restrain near-term production growth rates, but growth in inventories of wells drilled and completed but not producing to their full capacity, and oil price hedging, could exacerbate a downturn once export capacity bottlenecks are removed.
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"Whether she is not latching on properly, whether I am not producing enough milk to keep up with her demand, whether my nipples might not be adequate, whether we confused her with having to give her a bottle after pumping … whatever it may be it has been an emotional & painful struggle," she admits.
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"If I need to get to a ratio of 50:50 within five years, I need to get manpower equivalent to another 15,000 to 20,000 people from partnerships with suppliers and elsewhere," Froehlich said, adding that German schools are not producing enough tech engineers for BMW to hire them all in house.
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In the past few weeks, Mr Trump has lambasted Apple for not producing more bits of its iPhone in America; harangued Ford about plans to move production of its Lincoln sports-utility vehicles; and lashed out at Boeing, not long after the firm's chief executive had mused publicly about the risks of a protectionist trade policy.
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And if were not producing goods, you dont have anything left to export, said Joe de Beer, senior economist at Stats SA. Sharp dips in mining, manufacturing and agriculture were the largest contributors to the negative growth in the third quarter, with agriculture affected by a severe drought which has forced government to ration water supplies nationwide.
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If his model takes off (it currently is not producing at scale), more land could be used to feed people, and fewer forests would be razed for cropland or pasture; fertilizer production, responsible for 265 percent to 2 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions, according to a report from the Australian government, would be avoided, as would the nutrient pollution created from runoff.
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But the reality is that they'd almost certainly just spend all that time disagreeing with each other and not producing legislation, because the political incentives they face push against working together, because the centralized leadership structure of Congress makes it hard for them to do anything else, and because there are some deep philosophical disagreements that make it hard to agree.
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"What they're trying to do is create a strong dialogue about what is going on — and if the status quo is not producing an affordable outcome, ask the question of how to change that status quo," said Mark Miller, a health care expert who was recently poached by the Arnolds to help them expand their grant-making on drug pricing and other issues in health care.
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" That doesn't really apply to outbreaks like HIV or hep C, I contest, to which he responds by pointing to the government as the culprits: "For me, the big problem is the government demanding innovation and not rewarding it—most of the time, we're not producing medicines that are helpful—they're tiny advances, but when a medicine can actually change things, they turn around and say they are unwilling to pay for it.
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Some of Shannon's conditions include postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS), a condition where changing from sitting or lying down to standing up triggers a sudden, large increase in her heart rate and can lead to lightheadedness and fainting; mast cell activation syndrome (MCAS), an autoimmune disease where mast cells don't function properly and can lead to severe allergic reactions; and hypothyroidism, where her thyroid gland is not producing enough of certain important hormones, which can alter her body's chemical reactions.
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More broadly, the G.O.P. is relying on gerrymandering and Electoral College quirks and the concentration of liberal voters around big cities — but that kind of thing often happens in American politics, and so far it's not producing big policy swings (Paul Ryan is not going to privatize Medicare in the next two years), just stagnation and the status quo, with the clear opportunity for the Democrats to take control of all three branches of government if they run smart campaigns in the next two years.
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