Doing that on a large scale would be industrial masochism.
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Many reported killings, rape and arson on a large scale.
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However, they are not yet available on a large scale.
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But have people's actual attitudes changed, privately on a large scale?
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That's on a large scale, from the perspective of the manufacturer.
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Next year, there will be such cooperation on a large scale.
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What works on a small scale works on a large scale.
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Making pho on a large scale is a physically demand job.
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Now, her accomplishments are finally being recognized on a large scale.
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News outlets wanted to engage their readers on a large scale.
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It's a whole different world doing this on a large scale.
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But the measure failed to resonate with voters on a large scale.
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The real question is whether this will work on a large scale.
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Fleeing refugees have reported killings, rapes and arson on a large scale.
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A job guarantee would accomplish this moral end on a large scale.
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That's why we're still seeing websites getting hacked on a large scale.
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The refugees have reported killings, rape and arson on a large scale.
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"Many antibiotics are made that way on a large scale," he says.
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The farm started producing barley on a large scale for Coors Brewing.
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With this fear banished, buybacks began on a large scale in 1984.
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But it is working on a "large scale" backup plan, Ren said.
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From Canada to Kazakhstan, mines are extracting it on a large scale.
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And using it on a large-scale basis would require new infrastructure.
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There are obstacles to making, moving and using hydrogen on a large scale.
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"Our current consumer is not renting on a large scale basis," Baxter said.
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On a large scale, allies must take a zero-tolerance policy to transmisogyny.
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Commercial fishing on a large scale began at Lake Tanganyika in the 1950s.
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That sort of programme could be introduced to schools on a large scale.
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This way, reformers hope, they can finally improve education on a large scale.
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But I didn't see how it could be systematized on a large scale.
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But it wasn't a wholesale revolution that really equalized on a large scale.
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Other automakers have also vowed to help manufacture ventilators on a large scale.
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How to expand these models on a large scale remains a big question.
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Time, often on a large scale, is an essential theme in Harvey's show.
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We're one of the few countries that doesn't eat insects on a large scale.
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He said he needed more capital to manufacture his product on a large scale.
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Some proposals for what to do with them would flop on a large scale.
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While it has admitted wrongdoing on a large scale, it has denied criminal behaviour.
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One alternative solution may be to change the planet's climate on a large scale.
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"There I learned to work on a large scale," she tells The Creators Project.
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But this employer sanctions program was never implemented on a large-scale, nationwide basis.
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It failed because the sanctions were not applied on a large-scale, nationwide basis.
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However, a four-day workweek has yet to take hold on a large scale.
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These wines demonstrate that pretty good wines can be made on a large scale.
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Why might these workplace changes be more difficult to implement on a large scale?
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Government can use these same principles to guide structural reforms on a large scale.
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Take that privacy away and you're just inviting union coercion on a large scale.
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If you can change the culture, you can change behavior on a large scale.
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If it doesn't experts predict epidemics will return on a large scale within 15 years.
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This could potentially produce smarter robots on a large-scale for operation and production lines.
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More recently, the ECB has tweaked QE to purchase corporate bonds on a large scale.
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How can you actually do deals on a large scale when there's so much uncertainty?
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But Verizon appears to have soured on a large-scale expansion of its Fios network.
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Some may argue that shifting diets on a large scale is impractical, or even impossible.
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China has rolled out AI uses, such as facial recognition technology, on a large scale.
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This mural is a way of bringing what's been underground out, on a large scale.
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For the first time on a large scale, home life and work life were separated.
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And to achieve this, the Kremlin is determined to use violence on a large scale.
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Whether or not it succeeds on a large scale, I expect Facebook to keep trying.
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She hadn't directed on a large scale since "Sequin Raze," and she was very excited.
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But what happened was that machine learning programs perpetuated our biases on a large scale.
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But, of course, they needed money from investors to test the technology on a large scale.
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It's unclear if this would work on a large scale, but it might be worth exploring.
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They are observational abstract drawings done on a large scale – large schematic captures of time passing.
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It said the measure would be too cumbersome and expensive to use on a large scale.
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However, the first civilisation to ply the black slave trade on a large scale was Islamic.
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Part of the problem is that microfinance is very hard to provide on a large scale.
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It's only by people down good things that good things can happen on a large scale.
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What do we need to know before someone pushes start on a large-scale geoengineering attempt?
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But this idea, called ocean thermal energy conversion, proved to be impractical on a large scale.
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Depositary banking services are not very lucrative unless they are carried out on a large scale.
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If this is to happen on a large scale, automation technology will be the key enabler.
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The next step, he says, is to train technicians and install equipment on a large scale.
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In making his many unprecedented moves, Nadella has demonstrated a growth mindset on a large scale.
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But it remains to be seen whether young voters will turn out on a large scale.
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Automatic enrollment in retirement accounts counts as the most successful nudge yet tested on a large scale.
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Objectively, it's an interesting look at the process of putting together an event on a large scale.
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The only problem was that the technology to make lasers work on a large scale didn't exist.
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And it takes that kind of individual accountability to collectively make the change on a large scale.
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These techniques could be used on a large scale for people with chronic nightowlness, the authors suggest.
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An operation that does such thorough person-to-person research, on a large scale needs robust resources.
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When using the Cota Tile on a large scale, the administrator can set up and manage users.
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It's time that public transportation like buses and subways did the same thing on a large scale.
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What type of change is necessary to get rid of this data bias on a large scale?
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On a large scale this leads to fewer healthy (and thus cheap) people paying into health insurance.
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It's one of the most fascinating pieces of malware to ever wreak havoc on a large scale.
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But how do we do that on a large scale, in a way that people don't hate?
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In France, one company is now looking to harness the potential of insects on a large scale.
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Sneakers are traditionally made with an injection mold allowing companies to make them on a large scale.
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Translating small lab studies into actual cancer treatments that work on a large scale is also hard.
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It is a long shot, but it would be a corporate do-over on a large scale.
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This isn't an initiative that's going to happen on a large scale unless state governments get involved.
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The likelihood of commercial success on a large scale is not part of Sarabande's selection criteria, however.
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We were able to disable them and prevent that from happening on a large scale in France.
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That mobile focus in China has helped companies roll out products quickly and on a large scale.
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The attacks highlight the challenges that organizations face with consistently applying security safeguards on a large scale.
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"Sprayed treatments are impractical for introducing genetic modifications on a large scale and potentially infeasible," Bextine wrote.
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"If that happens on a large scale, it will be extremely difficult to maintain a V.A. system."
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The Slovakian artist uses plaster to create naturalistic forms and perforated, egg-like crucibles on a large scale.
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A lot of things start in the realm of science but don't get commercialized on a large scale.
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"It is suspected that Dutch corporate entities were used on a large scale to facilitate bribes," they said.
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" Rosen said that Facebook spotted the attack because the hackers were automating their attack on a "large scale.
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Yet our current clean-energy sources possess technologies that are already operational and economical on a large scale.
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Districts like Boston, DC and Elizabeth, New Jersey, are proving that is possible, even on a large scale.
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New tax policies On a large scale, Trump's proposed tax plans could put more money in people's pockets.
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He basically built his own cartel where he was doing arms and drug dealing on a large scale.
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But Jayshree Ullal, Arista's chief executive, said dislodging Cisco on a large scale would take a long time.
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Banking on a technology that has not been widely used on a large scale could be a risk.
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After a few emails, we decided we would work together on a large scale blackwork project in Italy.
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The next step would be getting them approved by the FDA and producing them on a large scale.
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We must write checks that support multi-issue organizing led by women of color on a large scale.
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Some cities have moved to decriminalize the drugs, though decriminalization on a large scale has yet to occur.
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Other drug firms, including GSK, Pfizer and Novartis, started to donate medicines on a large scale for other conditions.
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In the U.S., California-based Stem is using artificial intelligence to help businesses store energy on a large scale.
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Even at a lower cost, though, providing these drugs on a large scale could still cost states a fortune.
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So far, there is no evidence that the exploit is being used on a large scale by malicious attackers.
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This happened on a large scale in the 1990s, and some economists want the Fed to try it again.
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It turns out if you do that on a large scale, more and more wind and solar gets deployed.
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In Kenya, the Gorge Farm Energy Park is looking to harness the power of AD on a large scale.
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Huawei's equipment has been adopted on a large scale by installations across Europe and, most recently, in Saudi Arabia.
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Locus looks at a client's past data, identifies patterns and automates these kind of decisions on a large scale.
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If this were done on a large scale, as in Asia, it could create millions of export-related jobs.
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The action-packed narrative presents Mopope's capabilities on a large scale, but his fine skill warrants close observation, too.
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Crucial to that progress has been data collection, which Vestas has been doing for years on a large scale.
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In a move unparalleled since the Iran-Iraq war, Khamenei has deployed his military on a large scale abroad.
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This is not your average Lunchables or Cheetos: Conceived, sold and marketed on a large scale by massive companies.
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The Soviet invasion didn't empower Jews on a large scale, and thus failed to create any resentment toward them.
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But even though isothermal tests have been put together in labs, they haven't been manufactured on a large scale.
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But even though isothermal tests have been put together in labs, they haven't been manufactured on a large scale.
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Those programs have proved very effective, researchers have found, but would also be more expensive on a large scale.
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Ahvaz, home to around one million people, is surrounded by petrochemical factories that emit pollutants on a large scale.
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And test drivers aren't expected to be present when companies eventually deploy self-driving cars on a large scale.
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The technique revolutionized the way information was disseminated, allowing publications to be produced on a large scale and quickly.
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Berg intends to implement the pop-up rack on a large scale after further development with an unnamed production company.
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The more realistic scenario, though, is usually more boring on a local level but potentially devastating on a large scale.
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Just as the seven gathered artists grapple with meanings of empathy on a large scale, so do Weber's anonymous readers.
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There's no clear way to deal with trolls because we can't deal with them — not on a large scale, anyway.
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One sign that a great rotation is taking hold is if investors continue to offload bonds on a large scale.
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If carried out on a large scale, this would slow down rushing flood waters and let them percolate into aquifers.
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The skills that make you a really good founder don't make you a very good executive on a large scale.
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Scientists have tapped this technique before, but the Caltech team was the first to apply it on a large scale.
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There's also the question of what might happen if there's a downturn and asset values dip on a large scale.
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For the moment, however, battery systems remain too costly to help integrate renewables on a large scale, government agencies say.
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Most insidiously, we still don't know what the greater implications are of deploying facial recognition searches on a large scale.
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These technologies need more research, funding and better design before they could be deployed on a large scale, he added.
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Republicans often accuse Democrats of fraud in elections, though there's no evidence that voter fraud exists on a large scale.
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Netanyahu's foreign critics are demanding that he replicate on a large scale what has failed catastrophically on a smaller scale.
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I used to paint on a large scale, but recently I've been using smaller canvases to try and save space!
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When you look at things like brain injury and temperature, nobody's really able to do that on a large scale.
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In response to such criticisms, the football federation has promised not to recruit foreign-born players on a "large scale".
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The same vulnerabilities that enable that behavior could also be used to, say, spoof emergency alerts on a large scale.
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In China, which has long standing issues with air pollution, changes are also being made, often on a large scale.
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Wood, however, doesn't envision the trend happening on a large scale but rather when it's a necessity for business expansion.
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Energy experts say that is unlikely on a large scale due to stiff competition from cheap and abundant natural gas.
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And as someone who has built vacuum tubes, he's doubtful the technology could actually be achieved on a large scale.
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Bring the pattern to a copy store and ask them to print it on a large scale to craft your paper.
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The opportunity forms part of new way in which the National Trust is hoping to manage land on a large scale.
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The method is complicated, expensive, and would be hard to do on a large scale, so it's unlikely to become widespread.
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WILLIAMS: Well, I think he even said if it&aposs not done on a large scale, it really doesn&apost work.
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Its professionalism allowed her to work on a large scale all around the world, from Istanbul to Wolfsburg, Doha to Cincinnati.
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The visionary future for the space economy will be driven by new mass-market technologies and manufactured on a large scale.
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But since the demand for their use in research is now zero, that is unlikely to happen on a large scale.
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But they also do some very good things on a large scale that their power makes them uniquely capable of doing.
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But this coronavirus, like SARS and MERS, "jumped the species barrier" to infect people on a large scale, the CDC said.
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The Dutch drained wetlands on a large scale beginning about 1,513 years ago, but more recently have restored many of them.
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Back in 2005, I was stationed in Rwanda with a World Bank team, working on a large-scale study of poverty.
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Deploying LNG bunker on a large scale, and ensuring its competitiveness, will already be a big step in the right direction.
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While major companies and governments — including China's — are testing the technology, it has yet to prove itself on a large scale.
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They've been tested with a limited number of people on the platform, but will now be rolling out on a large scale.
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But progress has been impeded by a lack of financial support and training for those wishing to farm on a large scale.
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If that happened on a large scale, Jamaica could be cut off from access to American dollars, which would devastate the economy.
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Nevertheless, the Swedish Transport Administration is optimistic that its electric road will prove to be a viable technology on a large scale.
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General Motors hit record high after brokerage Deutsche Bank said the carmaker could launch driverless cars on a large scale in 2020.
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"We argue that immediate action to protect the world's remaining wilderness areas on a large scale is now necessary," the researchers write.
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"Most private companies won't enter the space on a large scale because they can't see a chance to make money," Cai said.
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And there are plenty of questions about the feasibility of basic income on a large scale: How would we pay for it?
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It hopes to field the first weapons in the early to mid 2020s, and to churn them out on a large scale.
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"I don't think any of these companies wants to rule out someday doing business on a large scale in China," Barrett said.
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Hydrogen fuel systems are therefore a gamble on the future viability of carbon capture, utilization and storage technology on a large scale.
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It was made habitable on a large scale by settlers battling back the water, draining the wetlands and filling in the swamps.
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The result is that neither Democratic nor Republican Justice Departments have funded these types of violence reduction strategies on a large scale.
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Now we may have some answers about what they might be if we were ever to try it on a large scale.
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"Broken Nature" stresses that design has the ability to shift behavior and how we interact with our world, on a large scale.
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Hydrogen fuel systems are therefore a gamble on the future viability of carbon capture, utilisation and storage technology on a large scale.
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"I believe we should be aware that these are extremely energy intensive processes, especially if they are developed on (a) large scale."
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Dr. Berisha said his team also was "working with industry and several clinics nationally to evaluate its measures on a large scale."
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The threats that most worry the experts are those that can be easily exploited on a large scale for significant financial gain.
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The examination also found a "reasonable basis" to believe that Afghan authorities had committed widespread torture against detainees on a "large scale".
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It excludes instructions for the Senate Health Committee, suggesting Republicans are punting on a large-scale repeal of the Affordable Care Act.
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That's why he is among those who caution against do-it-yourself remedies and against applying such approaches on a large scale.
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Leahy's interpretation, and is unlikely to do so as it would allow Democrats to obstruct the confirmation process on a large scale.
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As you can see, the wonderful Renaissance ceiling of this ancient chateau gives me a great space to work on a large scale.
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JAX was at the forefront of the technology, doing on a large scale what individual labs would struggle to do on their own.
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Warren, on the other hand, still has a chance to do what she does best on a large scale, which is to inform.
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Because of these worries, we're likely to see drones dropping off parcels, in the very near-future, but not on a large scale.
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Fritz Haber was awarded his prize for inventing the Haber-Bosch process, which is a way of producing ammonia on a large scale.
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The much-lauded, ongoing IllustrisTNG simulation series by Springel and collaborators now includes magnetic fields on a large scale for the first time.
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Seeking, promoting, supporting and engaging existing innovations, on a large scale, is the sort of aggressive action that our time and planet require.
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Aside from these two studies, there isn't much known about how fast-acting extreme weather events change animal populations on a large scale.
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The technology has been operational for about a year among early adopters and was made available on a large scale earlier this month.
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Archaeological research shows that as far back as 8,000 years ago, Australian Aborigines were cultivating, smoking, and preserving eel on a large scale.
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JK: All things being equal, if someone has built an open source community on a large scale, that's probably the most relevant experience.
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It used its early presence in the market to establish its operating platform on a large scale, says Jeffrey Towson of Peking University.
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Feldmann's research and marketing firm, Achieve, has spent years working on a large-scale survey of millennial attitudes about social causes and values.
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Currently, only one power plant in the U.S., the Petra Nova plant, near Houston, uses post-combustion carbon capture on a large scale.
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A court would likely want a thorough examination of risks to the lizard's habitat before disrupting work on a large scale, he said.
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That's resulted in this dark moment that we're in, to some degree, where there's been this decaying of trust on a large scale.
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In Virginia, it was a Republican governor, Bob McDonnell, who took the important first steps toward restoring voting rights on a large scale.
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Getting those resources on a large scale still means getting buy-in from established studios, which are rarely comfortable betting on unproven talent.
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The recount efforts have generated pushback by experts who said it would be enormously difficult to hack voting machines on a large scale.
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"But overall, this new study provides findings on a large scale that are consistent with the underlying principles of our work," she said.
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In another green wrinkle, making hydrogen on a large scale could soak up excess electricity produced by the many wind farms near Hamburg.
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I had always wanted to find a way to make art on a large scale, but painting on a canvas never interested me.
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Of America's top 20 charities by public donations, six provide DAFs on a large scale, according to the Chronicle of Philanthropy, a news organisation.
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But Miller says the infrastructure to make these fuels affordable on a large scale does not exist yet, and could take decades to develop.
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Human interest stories occasionally look at what ordinary Chinese workers are going through, but it's difficult to capture social change on a large scale.
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But on the other, it's absolutely a good thing that the country's government action is taking action—and on a large scale no less.
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If there is an acceptance of protectionism, is something that's acceptable globally on a large scale, I think that could be really quite damaging.
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The Perennial employs kernza for its house bread and is the first restaurant in the world to use it on a large scale. 5.
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Ardern said Thursday the government is working on a large-scale buy-back plan to encourage owners of now-banned weapons to surrender them.
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"It's not a feasible location for us to do a lot of flood proofing on a large scale," said Stevens, the Goldsboro city manager.
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An Indian company called Bakeys completed a successful crowd-funding campaign to produce edible spoons on a large scale and expand to other utensils.
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China, the world's largest car market, is likely to be the market where autonomous cars will first emerge on a large scale, Froehlich said.
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The all-in-one 5G chips will also be available to businesses, governments and entrepreneurs interested in making IoT work on a large scale.
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But it will be a while before we know how this would work on a large scale, and if there are any side effects.
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We contend that research-based early-childhood intervention on a large scale, coupled with compassion and optimism, is much, much better than doing nothing.
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He must counter caution from the World Health Organization and federal officials, who question whether the technique will be effective on a large scale.
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But it has taken off over the last five years as hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling made shale production possible on a large scale.
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Oxitec mosquitoes have yet to be proven on a large scale, but the technology is a promising addition to the fight against the disease.
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Since then, huge strides have been made in several key states to open up solar participation among low-income communities on a large scale.
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The total return for dollar-denominated emerging market sovereigns and corporate bonds has been positive since the virus began spreading on a large scale.
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And because the concept has never been adopted on a large scale, economists have only scattered experiments throughout the years from which to draw data.
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Massey: Some of the first gigs we did over there were some of the first raves over there, and they were on a large scale.
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With the promise of equal pay, women can feel confident in speaking up for themselves because their worth has been recognized on a large scale.
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The Chicago Tree Project gives artists an opportunity to work on a large scale, and for some, a chance to experiment in a new medium.
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The ladies played a "tumbling tower" game with super-big blocks (think Jenga, but on a large scale), and answered an oddball set of questions.
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The big picture: By studying these forming planets, scientists will be able to get a glimpse into how planet formation occurs on a large scale.
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The last time Argentine companies embarked on buyback programs on a large scale was during the 603-260 financial crisis that plunged Argentina into recession.
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Since all electricity must be purchased through Taipower, this has made it difficult for companies—including Google—to buy renewable energy on a large scale.
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CCS is ready to pilot on power stations on a large scale, but the transportation and storage infrastructure needed requires a large up-front investment.
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Fast Retailing said it was now looking to make on-demand knitwear on a large scale but did not say when this would be available.
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Mr. Pettersson echoed this sentiment, noting that many African designers do not have the resources or training to produce their designs on a large scale.
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On a large scale, aerosol projection could majorly affect rain patterns and agricultural output in regions that depend on this industry in order to survive.
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In those areas, Burmese military units have used the same tactics they have employed on a large scale against the Rohingya, the Treasury Department said.
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But, when doing it on a large scale, treasure salvage can be a very expensive business and governments always take their part, as do investors.
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Monopoly was first introduced on a large scale in 1935 by Parker Brothers, whose company also created other iconic games like Risk and Trivial Pursuit.
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AMERICAS * U.S. President Donald Trump said on Friday morning that coronavirus testing in the United States will soon be carried out on a large scale.
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Buying perishable ingredients and processing them on a large scale is not the same as home or restaurant cooking; flavor and food safety can suffer.
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Unless you produce it on a large scale, you can never be sure, and I've been at customer sites where it has not gone well.
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"We are the first in the world to be rolling out this on a large scale," said Pieter van Ommeren, Vattenfall's head of e-mobility.
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AccorHotels' director of sustainability, Arnaud Herrmann, said the hotel was committed to executing more sustainable practices on a large scale through its Planet 21 program.
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But most schools have no experience in providing online instruction on a large scale, and American families have uneven access to computers and broadband internet.
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But the board game wouldn't be picked up on a large scale until decades later, after a Macy's executive discovered it in passing in 1952.
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Bolivia is believed to have one of the largest lithium reserves in the world, but has yet to produce the metal on a large scale.
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Starting in July, U.C.L.A. partnered with the Democracy Fund on a large-scale project called Nationscape that involves surveying more than 245,288 people every week.
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The ruling particularly affects Monsanto Co, which markets a glyphosate-resistant, genetically modified type of soybean that is planted on a large scale in Brazil.
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But Cornyn suggested that instead of just appropriating money for a border wall, lawmakers should focus on a large-scale plan for the southern border.
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And if you're thinking about how to reduce emissions on a large scale, frequent flyers should be thought of as a problem to be solved.
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That is in addition to countries representing 25% of the world's GDP which already are battling the virus on a large scale, such as China.
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Some combination of these measures, deployed on a large scale — and funded through corporate taxes — is needed to address what is so clearly a crisis.
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He is somebody I invited less for the specific work and more because it is a practice that is about love on a large scale.
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The joint venture plans to add a new plant, spending over 3 billion euros on a large-scale expansion of the existing production facility, Krueger said.
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There may be little agreement on alternatives to the policy, but not increasing abortion on a large scale, even unwittingly, could potentially be a common goal.
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But by the middle of the century Canada was admitting non-Europeans on a large scale and in 21.5 it scrapped all ethnic criteria for immigrants.
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Unclear business case: The technology hasn't yet materialized on a large scale, and many business leaders aren't convinced there will be real use cases anytime soon.
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China is racing against other countries to deploy 5G on a large scale, paving the way for advances in technologies like artificial intelligence and autonomous driving.
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It was the first time humans had seen, on a large scale, the damage that such explosions—whether from bombs or dive-bombing asteroids—could do.
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Skeptics have warned the technology is still in its early days and may need several more years before it can be deployed on a large scale.
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A success rate of just 1.5 percent to 2 percent with credentials across multiple domains is effective, because these criminals are working on a large scale.
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The technology is ready to pilot at power stations on a large scale, but the transportation and storage infrastructure needed requires a large up-front investment.
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Being first to succeed on a large scale allowed both Linux and AWS to take advantage of network effects, which make popular products even more entrenched.
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"With unlimited capital, drip irrigation, and a few pumps, you can do some pretty interesting things, but not usually on a large-scale basis," he says.
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"If this is going on a large scale in the seminary and it hasn't been noticed in the seminary, then there is something wrong," he said.
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The new EU rules require organizations to appoint a data protection officer if they process sensitive data on a large scale (which Facebook very clearly does).
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Pritchard added that the business had moved from being one focused on mass marketing, to one that could personalize ads to consumers on a large scale.
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A separate $40 million fund will make grants to local governments and other groups trying to devise policies to protect affordable housing on a large scale.
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Licensed commercial security firms guard schools; contrary to some perceptions, armed civilians have not been deployed as school guards on a large scale since the 1970s.
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"Registering for short-time work on a large scale across Europe is designed to achieve the clear objective of retaining our highly qualified employees," Eibensteiner said.
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Officials told her there was additional intelligence that he was working on a large-scale attack intended to drive American forces out of the Middle East.
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Instead, Bannon met with top leadership at the NRCC earlier this month, and expressed openness to avoiding primary challenges to House incumbents on a large scale.
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There are few indications at this point that the conservative base of the Republican Party is mobilizing for action on a large scale during the recess.
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English fans first sang the song on a large scale at Twickenham Stadium on March 19, 1988, as England recorded a memorable comeback victory over Ireland.
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But making hydrogen from water by electrolysis, using renewable power, requires large amounts of electricity and the technology does not currently exist on a large scale.
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Re-appropriating billboards, spaces historically catering to the male gaze, allows female artists to get behind the lens and broadcast their art on a large scale.
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In "Sapiens" he argued that what made humans special was their ability to organise on a large scale around shared beliefs, such as religion, nationalism or capitalism.
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The fact that the Democratic Party didn't properly test the app on a large scale before Monday night, according to the New York Times, which, well, facepalm.
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And while these projects all sound promising, whether or not they will work in practice, outside of their tests on a large scale, remains to be seen.
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Then the unibody designs came and introduced highly integrated cars with more expensive set-up and development costs — but with positive cost effects on a large scale.
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Drone technology is changing a lot, but its most obvious use — package delivery — has never been perfected on a large scale, much less by a third party.
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"If a single enzyme is responsible for this chemical process, its reproduction on a large scale using biotechnological methods should be achievable," said Bombelli in a statement.
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Digital electioneering, in which political parties buy adverts that target users of social media, was first used on a large scale in Barack Obama's 2008 presidential bid.
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Prime Day will test whether Amazon can keep this pledge on a large scale, which will be important when this year's holiday season begins later this year.
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The big picture: Re-training hundreds of thousands of other federal government employees will take time and resources that haven't yet been allocated on a large-scale.
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Last year, Deutsche Bank reported that technological advancement could make energy storage a solution that could be deployed on a large scale within the next five years.
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" So, he told me, "the warmer-equals-wetter rule, [exclusively] applies to extreme rainfall—when all conditions are right—and only on a large-scale average basis.
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We know the intelligence agencies have been willing to violate the law on a large scale, as in the NSA domestic spying scandal of the Bush years.
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Building a truly disruptive business requires driving transformative change on a large scale, attracting a meaningful number of users and building a business with long-term sustainability.
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Such returns are difficult to predict on a large scale, indicating that customers could be waiting a while before their preferred locations roll out the advanced offerings.
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"Only when we can have brain models like this in any lab at any time will we be able to replace animal testing on a large scale."
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Most analysts, though, say this vision could take years, maybe even decades, to play out on a large scale — often longer than many investors tend to wait.
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TomTom is "collecting data on a large scale, learning how to aggregate it to spot trends in traffic for autonomous vehicles," its chief executive, Harold Goddijn, said.
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The Army ended drug testing at the site in the 1970s, concluding that using chemical agents to incapacitate enemy forces, especially on a large scale, was impractical.
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We've seen what kinds of movies are getting made and shown in theaters are being driven by what is accessible to various cultures on a large scale.
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They are not cut down from wild forests on a large scale, said Bert Cregg, an expert in Christmas tree production and forestry at Michigan State University.
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"The fragmentation of companies, the outsourcing on a large scale make it difficult to locate workers who are no longer concentrated in larger establishments," Sobral Cardoso said.
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The longer a transaction takes to settle, the greater the chance that one party might not deliver, which on a large scale can affect the broader market.
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Scrolling through the replies on the more popular posts could lead viewers to see those messages even if they weren't retweeted or liked on a large scale.
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And think of all the emerging online platforms that could suffer a fatal legal blow before they even got the chance to compete on a large scale.
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Robocalling scammers rely on cheap technology that works on a large scale, but new schemes could get smarter and pose an even bigger threat in the future.
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Carter's use of the sandwich panels drew attention to the technology, but it was not clear at the time how to manufacture it on a large scale.
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In September, India began construction on a large-scale detention center in the Goalpara district of Assam meant to hold at least 3,000 detainees, according to Reuters.
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But the pet services sector — which includes walking, sitting, and boarding — has traditionally been small and localized, without any companies offering pet care on a large scale.
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The last time LNG was put into floating storage on a large scale was in 2014, though the number of tankers was lower, the Singapore LNG trader said.
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Prosecutors said they believed the suspects had created a complicated network of companies, using bogus invoices to evade paying social security contributions and taxes on a large scale.
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The courts are institutionally in the best position to handle sentence reductions on a large scale, and there is authority for them to do it under current law.
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Legal experts say that the existing Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act will have to be amended before hemp can be used on a large scale for construction.
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After "such a gruelling social conflict", says Stéphane Sirot, a labour expert at l'Université de Cergy-Pontoise, it would be hard to mobilise members on a large scale.
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"There was no experience with farming on a large scale and it took a while to finally nail the technology, the workforce and the drying process," Olivera said.
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In short, Mosul is an "extremely traumatic environment for people to flee from and to return to," affecting their mental health on a large scale, MSF's Henry said.
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The Veterans Health Administration faces most of these same issues and, as the largest integrated health care system in the country, it does so on a large scale.
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In response to increased security concerns, Disney, Universal and SeaWorld began using metal detectors in December, the first time the companies deployed such measures on a large scale.
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Under the new program, the World Bank will work with countries to develop market infrastructure, financing and policies to enable more sustainable cooling systems on a large scale.
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President Trump has, in recent days, warned of the specter of voter fraud, despite experts' widely held conclusion that illegal voting does not occur on a large scale.
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Titled Field Investigation Drug Officer, the program consisted of a series of seminars that taught local police officers how to administer color field tests on a large scale.
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If international demand were to pick up, or if carbon-capture technologies were to become viable on a large scale, the coal market could ramp up once again.
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The last time it was ordered on a large scale was during the Spanish Flu pandemic of 1918-1919, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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She also said there would need to be better two-way communication between EVs, the grid and consumers for the system to function efficiently on a large scale.
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Up until recently, most have lacked any diagnostic capability and few countries on the continent have sufficient health systems to deal with severe cases on a large scale.
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They will shut it down for a period of time and we just won't see flights coming in or out of China or not on a large scale.
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"If you want to do rewilding on a large scale in Europe, you cannot just rely on grant money," says Timon Rutten, head of enterprise at Rewilding Europe.
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It's one of those things where if you could show me that it was actually feasible on a large scale around the world, then carbon capture becomes serious.
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We'd never been able to do a Black History Month event on a large scale like that in the US before, so that was a really powerful one.
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Big companies already pay big money to get an edge on latency and bandwidth, so "paid prioritization" is already happening on a large scale and consumers benefit from it.
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Considering itself to be uniquely qualified, and with enough money, to bring prosecutions in its field of expertise, it has continued to do so, and on a large scale.
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Fruit growers, meanwhile, mostly prefer cardboard packaging, which has eased demand for willow wood in Kashmir, where apple and other fruit are grown on a large scale, Malik added.
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Kristallnacht, translated as "the night of broken glass," on which Germans violently targeted Jews on a large scale for the first time under Hitler, occurred on November 9, 1938.
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There is also the issue of whether private-sector banks would be able to hoard cash on a large scale without the tacit approval of their national central banks.
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The product, called Geofeedia, is used by law enforcement to monitor social media on a large scale, and relies on social media sites' APIs or other means of access.
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Perhaps more troubling: If Amazon ever screws over Alexa users on a large scale, bringing a class-action lawsuit against the company is all but impossible, legal experts say.
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BECAUSE ONCE YOU GET INTO A FINANCIAL CRISIS ON A LARGE SCALE, YOU'RE IN FOR A VERY LONG PERIOD OF SLOW GROWTH, AND THAT IS NOT A GOOD IDEA.
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Refugees have reported killings, rape and arson on a large scale; some countries compared the situation to the widespread ethnic cleansing seen during the Balkan wars of the 1990s.
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With little space for cultivating plants on a large scale in the Chinese city of Nanjing, this architect has a plan to help an urban garden grow up—literally.
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Michelle Obama's "Let's Move" initiative — which was done on a large scale — was often credited in helping to slow or reverse childhood obesity, but there's no evidence that's true.
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In Ohio, Secretary of State Jon A. Husted, a Republican, said Wednesday in an interview that there was "no evidence" that voter fraud was happening on a large scale.
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Meantime, Kohl's is one retailer not having to close as many stores, and the company isn't expected to do so (like its peers) on a large scale in 2018.
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Blank, though, is using philanthropy on a large scale as a development tool, something that could make the Westside safer and more prosperous, but could also benefit his stadium.
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The team is working to develop materials that can be manufactured on a large scale, and want to test their engine on a larger body of water, like a pool.
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The result is something that Hoe says would be difficult to do by hand on a large scale: a random blend of colors that showcase any part of the world.
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Sophisticated early-warning systems can warn of coming quakes as much as a few minutes before they begin, but cannot stop them causing death and destruction on a large scale.
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Actually taking a product to market requires making it on a large scale, and making sure it doesn't go bad when it's sitting on a shelf, waiting to be used.
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The UK result confirmed earlier testing by Turkish authorities that concluded that sarin had been used for the first time on a large scale in Syria's civil war since 2013.
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To continue editing mammalian DNA on a large scale, Yang says we'd probably need more advanced versions of CRISPR that can insert longer bits of genetic code with greater specificity.
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It's pretty clear that people are seeing something on a large scale that the Grammys simply are not: if they want to remain relevant, they'd do well to catch up.
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But in the modern world of sophisticated data-mining tools, secretive government programs that gather such data on a large scale could be a great threat to our fundamental rights.
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In October, the international organization recommended moving forward with pilot projects to test the feasibility of rolling out the vaccine on a large scale, with 100,000 to 200,000 people enrolled.
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Itaú Executive Director Marcelo Kopel told journalists that the bank preferred a partnership with online payment solutions already tested and used on a large scale rather than develop its own.
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Last year, Unilever Ventures invested in CreatorIQ, in an effort to better understand influencer marketing, which Unilever continues to use on a large scale, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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Mr. Bloomberg's schools chancellor, Joel Klein, began giving schools letter grades and pioneered the practice of closing low-performing schools and replacing them with new schools on a large scale.
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So it's frustrating that the presidential prediction markets — the most visible, most-traded efforts at making prediction markets happen on a large scale — don't seem so great at their jobs.
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He learned about call-center swindles a few years later from friends, and decided to replicate the model on a large scale, enlisting dozens of school friends, Mr. Trimukhe said.
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But officials may be underestimating Zika's spread in Southeast Asia, in part because some countries lack the resources to test for Zika infections on a large scale, the experts said.
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"[L]obbyists have asserted that foam products can be recycled, though there's a large gap between what's technically possible and what's economically viable to recycle on a large scale," Judson said.
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Most farmers do not have enough support, land, technology or capital to reduce poverty on a large scale, said Naudé Malan, an expert on urban agriculture at the University of Johannesburg.
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And the cause of BPD is still unknown — researchers understand that various social, genetic and environmental factors contribute to it, but pinning it down on a large scale hasn't been easy.
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Control on a large scale Huhtaniemi agrees Vasalgel could be valuable in certain populations but feels that in terms of birth control for the masses, we need a less invasive option.
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"On a large scale, there are serious human rights violations taking place and the desperation of many people is getting bigger," she said in her report, which she posted on Facebook.
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"If a single enzyme is responsible for this chemical process, its reproduction on a large scale using biotechnological methods should be achievable," said Cambridge's Paolo Bombelli, first author of the study.
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One banker said he expects Volkswagen to issue a bond of at least 20173bn-2bn split across multiple tranches to demonstrate its ability to once again borrow on a large scale.
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Of course, this nascent industry is a long way away from overhauling retail on a large scale — and I'm not under any illusions that renting will completely replace buying new things.
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While this community hasn't historically been engaged in water conservation on a large-scale, there is an ample and increasing opportunity to turn Latino support for the Colorado River into action.
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I'm now working with colleagues from Princeton, Stanford and elsewhere to expand the monitoring system so the manipulative shenanigans of Big Tech companies can be continuously monitored on a large scale.
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"We are facing systematic doping on a large scale in one of the strongest teams of the world," Anders Besseberg, the president of the International Biathlon Union, said at the time.
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As a result, that organization will likely continue to fail to realize its full potential in efficiently promoting development and will continue to waste world taxpayers' money on a large scale.
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If the Costa-Hawkins law is repealed, cities could theoretically prevent landlords from ever charging market-rate rents, although there is almost no chance of that prospect on a large scale.
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We should be asking ourselves how might we redesign our homes and cities to make conservation efforts easier and optimize our natural resources for the long term on a large scale.
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Mr. Klein was considered a leader in the national education reform movement, and pioneered the practice of closing low-performing schools and replacing them with new schools on a large scale.
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Back in August 2013, the first time Bashar al-Assad deployed chemical weapons against his people on a large scale, Donald Trump repeatedly said the US shouldn't bomb Syria in response.
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So if we go in and we edit embryos and the heritable traits; if we start to see that happen on a large scale, we can change the human genetic pool.
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Before the adoption of this rule, buybacks were not illegal, but companies refrained from doing them on a large scale because of the risk that the S.E.C. might bring manipulation charges.
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Since the cultured-meat industry is in such an early stage, it's difficult to assess the actual carbon footprint of producing on a large scale without clear data on production processes.
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For success on a large scale, some analysts say CocoTerra will need to partner up beyond the smaller craft chocolate market, with a company with global reach, such as a Nestle.
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In an important step towards improving menstrual hygiene, the western Indian city of Ajmer has become the first in the country to install sanitary napkin vending machines on a large scale.
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Botmasters can also lease their zombie networks on the dark web to other cyber thieves, and this rent-a-bot scheme can be very lucrative when carried out on a large scale.
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As David Kaplan and Andrew Marshall note in "The Cult at the End of the World", Aum was the first group without state patronage to make biochemical weapons on a large scale.
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Energy storage will become increasingly important as intermittent renewable-power increases: pumped storage hydro is the economically viable technology that is proven to work and can be delivered on a large scale.
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The small company doesn't have the means to manufacture the B1 on a large scale, so it will have to team up with an established third-party partner with the appropriate facilities.
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Foreign players have been in China for a while, such as Veolia that has water projects across the country, but the focus on a large-scale clean-up has gained impetus recently.
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It added that it would achieve that using measures such as "strengthening control of land use" and "building high-quality farmland on a large-scale", although it did not give specific details.
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Experts say the fact that attackers used pistols, rifles and moved around on a large scale revealed a higher degree of sophistication from previous attacks on Indonesian soil, suggesting direction from ISIS.
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In bitcoin's early years, using the blockchain on a large scale was just as strong a technology as a philosophy and belief in a new decentralized economy that would serve the masses.
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Yet European engagement on a large scale such as the Greece bailout has been linked to an IMF program, and there is little political momentum to provide money on a larger scale.
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"We want to change the nature of performance on a large-scale so that it no longer ignores Indigenous artists in all genres, from dance to theatre, experimental to drag," Johnson said.
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Before I heard them, my lines connected in a different way, and when I started listening to punk a little more, Bad Brains just made me go crazy on a large scale.
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On a large scale, the solution is going to depend on closing the gap between mechanized, industrialized, computerized health care delivery and the growing psychological, economic, and spiritual needs of our patients.
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On Facebook and Twitter, election coverage could be consumed on a large scale, and readers were promised a restructuring of the news media that put them in a position of greater power.
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"Raids en masse like this, there's been nothing to my knowledge like this happening in Canada on a large scale," Eric Nash, a cannabis regulatory consultant in BC said in an interview.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will continue to cut taxes on a large scale this year and open up in education, technology and other sectors, state television reported on Friday, quoting Premier Li Keqiang.
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These caucuses, first used on a large scale this year, were held for Iowans in places like hospitals, out-of-state military installations and overseas, and they broke overwhelmingly for Mr. Sanders.
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Warren said she backs what's known as sectoral bargaining, a system widely used in Europe that has not been adopted on a large scale in the U.S. Details on the takeaways here.
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Sometimes, the transition can be on a large scale: last year, for example, authorities in China announced that the Shenzhen Bus Group had replaced all 5,698 of its buses with electric vehicles.
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The president finally appeared on Sunday to acknowledge the possibility of deaths on a large scale and back down from weeks of insisting that the threat from the virus might be overblown.
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The president finally appeared on Sunday to acknowledge the possibility of deaths on a large scale and back down from weeks of insisting that the threat from the virus might be overblown.
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It makes sense that these collaborations happen at fast-fashion retailers like H&M, but it's notable that a big-box store like Target really pioneered the concept on a large scale.
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Indiana, Texas, Illinois, and California, are also home "Dark-Sky" cities, and the study says that larger regions in Chile, Italy, and Slovenia, have successfully introduced dark sky programs on a large scale.
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Online platforms are under increasing pressure to handle anti-vaccine misinformation on a large scale — US Representative Adam Schiff recently sent letters to Amazon, Google, and Facebook asking why they still hosted it.
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But, but, but: This new study isn't conclusive proof that Hawking radiation is happening on a large scale in the universe, but it could help refine these analogue experiments more in the future.
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If the invention can be produced and distributed on a large scale, it may prove a cheap and effective way to reuse food waste, while helping to alleviate another serious public health concern.
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While this is perhaps a small example of the synergies and value of employer-educator partnerships, imagine what can be done on a large scale if lawmakers, business leaders and educators fully aligned.
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If the project works — and the lessons learned are expanded on a large scale — it may help create savings of billions of dollars for the health-care system by reducing overall medical spending.
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"With the sanctions the Americans are to impose, you can't do business in Iran if you also have business in the U.S., and we have that on a large scale," Skou told Reuters.
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Since August 2017, about 700,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled a military crackdown in mainly Buddhist Myanmar, many reporting killings, rape and arson on a large scale, U.N. and other aid organizations have said.
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"With the sanctions the Americans are to impose, you can't do business in Iran if you also have business in the U.S., and we have that on a large scale," he told Reuters.
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"It would increase public debt, Brussels would object and, especially if done on a large scale it would make it more likely we are eventually forced out of the euro zone," he said.
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Chevron and other large American oil companies are investing in carbon capture and sequestration to bury greenhouse gases or produce new fuels, though such technologies are expensive and unproven on a large scale.
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Not only is this reimagination possible, it's been increasingly demonstrated on a large scale in one of the places most under pressure from the AI-fueled CCP ideology, just across the Taiwan Strait.
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As national interest in fidget spinners surged, bigger companies began to take note of the demand and produce them on a large scale, causing prices to plummet as the toys became widely available.
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" Carter said he's "always been a bit to the left of where the Democratic Party was, and a little dissatisfied with what they were doing on a large scale, and never knew why.
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While it is not possible to know whether race is a factor in any particular parole decision, a pattern of racial inequity is clear when the data are examined on a large scale.
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"Bringing in groups like that, that have the capacity to really impact change on a large scale level is just an amazing thing," Wallach says of the impact the large donation will have.
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Chainalysis wrote that both suspected organizations work on a large scale—averaging roughly $90 million per hack—and move stolen cryptocurrency through a maze of wallets to evade anyone trying to track it down.
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The vast majority of Republicans fear the tangible effects of the tariffs -- harm to American businesses who depend on goods from Mexico, as well as higher prices for US consumers on a large scale.
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DFA has its own phone-banking technology, DFA Dialer, to help make phone-banking on a large scale easier for its volunteers, enabling them to make more phone calls on behalf of a campaign.
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Both have overcome major hurdles to manufacturing stem cell treatments on a large scale that are off-the-shelf products derived from healthy donor bone marrow and do not face immune system rejection issues.
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Would you say the complications of the process to get a recognizable image (and the comparative limitations of the hardware's availability) is enough to dissuade the hacking of the sensors on a large scale?
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"By the time we identify the pest, it had damaged the crop on a large scale," says farmer Mittal Waykar, showing the infestation effects on his 1-acre (0.4-hectare) corn plot in Maharashtra.
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The women of Black Panther are truly living in a dream world, one devoid of not only gender and racial biases, but the way those intersections affect women on a large scale every day.
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We select the ingredients for the flavor we're preparing, then the science comes in so the product can be tested for safety and to make sure it can be reproduced on a large scale.
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In a recent report, McKinsey said only 20 percent of 3,000 decision-makers surveyed revealed that they use any A.I.-related technology on a large scale or within a core part of their businesses.
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"If Internet memes carry political, corporate or other agendas without priorities tailored to the needs of 13-16-year-olds then they have the potential to do harm on a large scale," they added.
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We would most likely need more than 22018,000 miles of new power transmission lines, and many grid batteries to store electrical energy on a large scale and balance the variable wind and solar output.
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The prime minister maintains that Hungarian-American billionaire George Soros and the civic groups Soros financially supports are working to bring Muslims from other parts of the world on a large scale, charges they deny.
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I don't know whether Thomas has made any trapezoidal "Standard Candles," but a site-specific installation by that name at 57 W 57 Arts incorporates framed-out Plexiglas and wall painting on a large scale.
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Current iPads at least have modest bezels and use Touch ID. It's also unlikely that tablets could switch to OLED production, given how costly and difficult that could be to produce on a large-scale.
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Frontex said the Black Sea route was last active in 2014 but did not expect it to develop on a large scale due to difficult sailing conditions on the Black Sea, especially as autumn nears.
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And he knows how government works, understands the president is the boss, and probably sees this job as a way to serve on a large scale having lost two bids for the White House himself.
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As a result, the company received a £30,000 grant, as well as support from Blue Lab (an innovation accelerator programme), to determine the optimal way to bring Howz into homes on a large-scale level.
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Soon realising that you need a lot of space to make the stuff on a large scale (it takes 10 litres of milk to make 1 kilogram of cheese), Wilton and Sides decided to relocate.
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There is vocal opposition, however, that argues the poor will spend the free money unwisely, and that a universal income on a large scale, let alone nationally, would be too costly for taxpayers to bear.
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There have been press crackdowns in Turkey before, especially during periods of military rule, and even Mr. Erdogan and his government have used press laws and intimidation against journalists on a large scale since 2012.
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Researchers in Oman have been exploring the potential to use the country's vast mineral deposits for carbon removal, but there are still major questions about whether this can be done feasibly on a large scale.
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Rare earth refining is done on a large scale in only two places on earth: China, and Lynas's plant here in Kuantan, Malaysia, a sprawling industrial area on the coast of the South China Sea.
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In a ruling announced Thursday, the court said the bulk data analysis program operated by the Canadian Security Intelligence Services — it's essentially Canada's CIA — involved retaining "non-threat, third-party" information on a large scale.
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But only a few countries, including Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan, have repatriated their citizens on a large scale, with the occasional exception of a few young children whom Western governments have agreed to take back.
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"We cannot even protest on a large scale because IS or Taliban can target us easily, but the U.S. must admit they made a mistake," said Rahmatullah Sardar, a dry fruit trader in Jalalabad city.
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But by saying it is fraudulent on a "large scale," without any type of data or evidence, Trump is able to cast doubt on whether we can really trust that there are Skittles in the bag.
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Immigrant advocates and lawyers have said that the policy has been chaotic, and that it was evident there was no plan in place for how to reunify families before the separations began on a large scale.
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This might sound esoteric, but it's interesting to physicists and folks in the quantum computing field because it's really simulating quantum mechanics working on a large scale, as devised by Richard Feynman in the early 1980s.
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Richard Connor, editor-in-chief of the report, said switching to a "conservation agriculture" model could bring high and rapid returns, but achieving it on a large scale would require political will at the national level.
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But creating a water collection project on a large scale comes with challenges, as the research and development, as well as the infrastructure and technology involved in expanding and developing fog collection projects, can be costly.
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"The mechanism by which ideas are disseminated on a large scale is propaganda, in the broad sense of an organized effort to spread a particular belief or doctrine," Edward Bernays argued in his 1928 book Propaganda.
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The FDA made the change based on a large-scale review of the medication, which found that where patients took misoprostol—be it in a clinic or at another location—had little impact on its effectiveness.
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The fight echoes the post-33/11 debate over whether the government should accept liability for anti-terrorism technologies that fail to prevent future attacks or antidotes to anthrax that were produced on a large scale.
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Growing clean meat may be more efficient and will require less total marginal costs in the end, but until the systems needed to grow clean meat on a large scale exist, it will be more expensive.
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"Given the fact that wisdom teeth are removed on a large scale worldwide, it is surprising that high quality research is lacking," said lead author Hossein Ghaeminia of Radboud University Medical Center in Nijmegen, the Netherlands.
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But the comparison illustrates a key point: Until we're ready to rethink our definition of law and order on a large scale, we won't be able to make our current system more efficient and more equitable.
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"Making ice cream at home, you can get fruit like grapes pretty close to a puree, but when you are using fruit as a base on a large scale, that's when you run into problems," said Greenwood.
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Motherboard's reporting said the backdoor was scanning for some 600 MAC addresses, matching what TechCrunch has learned, and was likely targeted to infect only a small number of victims rather than cause infections on a large scale.
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Pass me the foie gras someone ... However, one initial defence for vegans is that this is only a problem for certain vegetables that are produced commercially on a large scale and which are dependent on migratory beekeeping.
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It's too early to tell if that's true on a large scale, but companies like Wal-Mart and Humana have already credited the cuts for allowing them to raise wages and offer new benefits for their employees.
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And in November a consortium of six big energy companies announced plans to build a gas-powered energy plant, claiming it would be the first in the world to use carbon-capture technology on a large scale.
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It goes without saying that a President Trump would never sign off on a large-scale extension of EPA carbon rules, not even if God himself returned to earth and revealed himself to be a liberal technocrat.
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Although the massive studies done using BMI as a marker of health are statistically sound on a large scale, it's "not the whole story for any individual," says Mitchell Lazar, MD, PhD, at the University of Pennsylvania.
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In other words, meat consumption has hidden costs: When we indulge in it on a large scale, we do damage to the climate and to our health that our societies have to pay for down the line.
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" • "The internet will become more of a cesspool: Getting rid of problematic content becomes more difficult on a large scale, and the very nature of internet communication allows that content to be amplified much more than before.
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"On a large scale, with rigorous controls, we found no association between C-section and obesity in children, somewhat to our surprise," said the lead author, Viktor H. Ahlqvist, a researcher at the Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm.
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"There are very few parts of the tropics where there's enough expertise and knowledge to bring back native forests on a large scale," says Andrew Marshall, head of the not-for-profit ecological restoration organization Reforest Africa.
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There is a need to draw up "bankable projects" in regions with a modern energy deficit, such as Africa, and to provide development finance to lower risk and encourage private-sector investors on a large scale, she added.
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The nation's election system is decentralized, a patchwork of state laws whose differences would be nearly impossible to target on a large scale, said Wendy Weiser, director of the Democracy Program at the nonpartisan Brennan Center for Justice.
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The event promised to be narrowly focused on a large-scale market where price and ease of use trumped more frivolous considerations like design elegance, but Microsoft couldn't help itself and also introduced the gorgeous new Surface Laptop.
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The problem, say critics, is that to accomplish this on a large scale, sites like YouTube would have to rely on automated scanning algorithms, which would inevitably cause more legitimate content to be swept up in the dragnet.
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Relocation of migrants in the EU has failed to start on a large scale a year after it was agreed and the eastern member states have shown little sign of bowing to political pressure to take in refugees.
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Of course, we spent a lot of money on this and it is imperative that all of this infrastructure, I completely agree, it must work and above all work towards the development of sport on a large scale.
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He believes Khamenei's base would have to manipulate election results on a large scale to nudge Raisi to victory, something the regime is hesitant to do after mass protests erupted in the wake of the contested 2009 election.
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Reauthorizing a big number of firms would not be practical with only 18 months to go before Britain leaves the bloc, and Bailey said a precedent for granting interim permission on a large scale had already been set.
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The surprising villains in Silverman's study are the Dutch of New Amsterdam, who introduced firearms on a large scale to North America by selling them to the Iroquois of today's New York State in exchange for beaver pelts.
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Kosovo, Russia and Kazakhstan are among the few countries that have retrieved children on a large scale, with the Chechen ruler, Ramzan Kadyrov, organizing the return of dozens of Russian-speaking children and, in some cases, their mothers.
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I like bravery on a large scale, like Lyra Belacqua battling evil in Philip Pullman's "His Dark Materials" trilogy, but small acts of bravery, like those of Xiomara in Elizabeth Acevedo's "The Poet X," take my breath away.
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The Inn at Dos Brisas in Washington, Tx., won an industry award for its efforts in environmental sustainability, for composting the waste products of the inn's equestrian facility on a large scale and reviving the once-depleted land.
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Those high-quality air filters that can screen out virus particles block a lot of airflow, meanwhile, making them impractical to use on a large scale because they require more energy than conventional air conditioning systems can generate.
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Reauthorising a big number of firms would not be practical with only 18 months to go before Britain leaves the bloc, and Bailey said a precedent for granting interim permission on a large scale had already been set.
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Of course, we spent a lot of money on this and it is imperative that all of this infrastructure, I completely agree, it must work and above all work toward the development of sport on a large scale.
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" The statement also explained that the onset of the Parkinson's disease has "made it difficult to travel and perform on a large scale basis but will allow Mr. Diamond to continue his writing, recording and development of new projects.
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Alternatively, Cruz, who is Trump's closest rival with 418 delegates to the billionaire's 678, according to a CNN estimate, would have to show an appeal outside conservative heartland states that he is yet to demonstrate on a large scale.
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President Trump's call for a "major investigation" into voter fraud in the 2016 presidential election is at odds with legal filings in his name that state plainly "there is no evidence" that such fraud occurred on a large scale.
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This is where China has an opportunity to thrive: Its more robust mechanisms for change have the capability to implement such technology on a large-scale, enabling smart highway and roads as the baseline for future infrastructure projects worldwide.
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But with relocation failing to progress on a large scale and with the eastern nations refusing to budge, Brussels now says Warsaw, Budapest, Prague and Bratislava would increasingly be allowed to help the bloc's migration efforts in different ways.
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On a large scale, I've used the Java-based Lisp dialect Clojure to construct a pipeline from the article itself through SyntaxNet into vaderSentiment — the output of which is the list of subjects and their positive or negative bent.
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"If this is going to be on a large scale and carried out quickly - which I doubt - then the strategic response from the US will be somewhat dramatic, and the rivalry between Beijing and Washington will escalate," he said.
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Shoigu, a close ally of President Vladimir Putin, told a defence ministry meeting in Moscow on Tuesday that Syria had "dramatically" underscored the need to be able to effectively move troops and hardware by sea on a large scale.
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In July, Mr. Duterte said that the brains of shabu users begin to shrink after they use the drug more than a dozen times and that rehabilitation was not a viable option for shabu users on a large scale.
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Meanwhile, the government can try as hard as it wants to stop 3D-printed gun schematics from ending up on the internet, but the reality is these blueprints will likely become public on a large scale at some point.
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Judge Friedrich said that while Mr. Pinedo deserved credit for his cooperation and sympathy for the harassment he and his family had endured, he had engaged in identify fraud on a large scale for a period of three years.
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This was organized, planned, slaughter on a large scale of the innocent, carried out by a killer or killers with a head full of militant trash — the usual rubbish of white supremacy, with its fear and loathing of immigrants.
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Thai people have been encouraged for the past month by the military government to wear yellow to signify devotion to the monarchy but only in the last few days have people in Bangkok joined in on a large scale.
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Whereas customers of the Foursquare Place Insights, Pinpoint and Attribution get snapshots into their own respective audiences, Hypertrending represents on a large scale just what Foursquare's tech is capable of in not only knowing where people are, but where people aren't.
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Not to say consumers aren't using Microsoft products on a large scale: Windows still accounts for 40 percent of all operating systems accessing U.S. government websites, including iOS and Android, which is a pretty good indication of its general prevalence.
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The number of summary executions appeared to have diminished since 2015, when they took place on a large scale, but the perpetrators took care to cover their tracks by weighing down the bodies and throwing them into rivers, it said.
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For example, the Battle of Warsaw in 1920 and the Polish-Soviet War, which are both pivotal battles in the realm of military history, where traditional warfighting methods like mounted cavalry were used for the last time on a large scale.
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Sulphuric acid, used in many manufacturing processes, was first produced on a large scale in the U.K. in the 18th century and by the following century had come to be widely used in attacks, particularly in industrial areas of Scotland.
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Unlike many quantum algorithms that are so complex that they can only be implemented on a large-scale quantum computer, these shallow quantum computing circuits were designed to be within the grasp of experimental quantum computers in the near future.
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While it's certainly unfortunate that it took mishandling user data on a large scale to do so, the incident has become the straw that broke the Facebook camel's back when it comes to privacy — and that appears to be catalyzing change.
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While only a minority of jobs will disappear, the majority of roles that remain will require people to work with the aid of analytics and some form of AI and this will require skills training on a large scale, Rometty said.
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China's statement came during a major trade dispute in which Beijing is trying to force the United States and the EU to treat China like any other "market economy", rather than claiming it unfairly subsidises its exports on a large scale.
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For NRG, the move shows that the company, in retreat from an ambitious attempt under its former chief executive, David Crane, to become the Google or Apple of green energy, will pursue the market for renewables on a large scale.
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I believe an important task of research and instruction is to seek ways of accomplishing this under more practical and realistic conditions than the one-to-one tutoring, which is too costly for most societies to bear on a large scale.
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Washington did provide aid on a large scale to Syrian armed opposition, but kept it mostly under wraps, presumably to avoid implicating American prestige in a battle that might well be lost, and where the United States' interests are narrow.
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And while Alternatives to Detention programs could mitigate some of these problems, the inability to deploy such measures on a large scale overnight would mean that more migrants would be released into the United States without any oversight by authorities.
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Our partnership with Jigsaw and Instrument builds on work we've done in partnership with The Washington Post, Knight Foundation and Mozilla on the Coral Project, an effort that helps news sites accept and manage reader submissions on a large scale.
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The deaf actress Marlee Matlin, who has signed the anthem at three Super Bowls (in 1993, 2007 and 2016), tweeted: To be honest, it was a huge disappointment — a missed opportunity in the struggle for media inclusiveness on a large scale.
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And since 2017, Nuvve has been working with the University of California San Diego on a pilot project investigating how vehicle-to-grid tech would work on a large scale, using a $4.2 million grant from the California Energy Commission.
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The onset of the disease has made it difficult for him to travel and perform on a large-scale, a statement on the site said, adding he will be cancelling upcoming concert dates in Australia and New Zealand and offering refunds.
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With the exception of logging operations in Russia that date to the Soviet Union, most of Pyongyang's arrangements began on a large scale within the last decade and a half, according to Charles Armstrong, professor of Korean studies at Columbia University.
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Many local Catholic Churches have been hit by sex abuse scandals since they erupted on a large scale in Boston in 2002 with revelations that Church leaders there had moved sexual abusers from parish to parish instead of defrocking them.
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"With the sanctions the Americans are to impose, you can't do business in Iran if you also have business in the U.S., and we have that on a large scale," Soren Skou, chief executive of A.P. Moller-Maersk, told Reuters.
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Several people who worked directly with Cambridge Analytica told BuzzFeed News that, despite its sales pitch and public statements, the company never provided any evidence that its techniques were effective or that it had the ability to execute them on a large scale.
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The writers may have a perfect explanation for how everything lines up — things like the spore drive may have been abandoned as not technically feasible on a large scale, and the Federation could have achieved peace between Discovery and The Original Series.
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The race is on to bring security tokens to the masses The race is on to bring security tokens to the masses Because Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are not classified as securities, it's been much easier to facilitate trading on a large scale.
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"The generation, testing and subsequent introduction of a vaccine on a large scale is an extremely expensive process that can cost huge sums, in the region of hundreds of millions of dollars if not into the billion-dollar range," Easton told CNBC.
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And now, speaking to Pitchfork, Rebeat Innovation founder Günter Loibl says the startup has received $4.8 million in new funding, and hope to realise the project on a large scale, in order to bring it to vinyl heads as early as next year.
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BADAKHSHAN Kohistan District Kabul AFGHANistan Kandahar PAKISTAN By The New York Times Strongmen and political elites have long profited from mining, raising fears that tapping into mineral wealth on a large scale amid a raging war could turn into another source of instability.
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In this first phase of restoration on one of the earliest art works to use oil paints on a large scale, new scanning techniques uncovered the singular skills of the Flemish brothers Jan and Hubert Van Eyck, beneath layers of overpainting and varnish.
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On Labour's policy wish list: nationalizing major utilities, a 2000-hour work week, giving 2105% of shares in large companies to workers, increasing the power of unions, freezing the retirement age at 2275 and building out public housing stock on a large scale.
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"As a medical organization, it is not usually MSF's job to intervene on a large scale in water chlorination activities, but with no other options to help stop the spread of the virus, we are obliged to fill this gap," Kaya added.
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The RTS,S vaccine, which has been shown to prevent malaria in 4 out of 10 cases, was first developed in 1987, but it took more than three decades and $700 million for it to be deployed on a large scale. 20.
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"With the sanctions the Americans are to impose, you can't do business in Iran if you also have business in the U.S., and we have that on a large scale," Skou told Reuters in an interview following the firm's first-quarter report.
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Leading Republican Presidential candidates have advocated killing the families of ISIS members, carpet-bombing parts of Iraq and Syria, and deploying American ground troops on a large scale; none of these proposals have elicited as much popular derision as Obama's perceived passivity.
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On that day, April 2475, the Shed is set to join a rare lineage of new institutions that offer wide-ranging, interdisciplinary programming on a large scale, like Lincoln Center in the 27.53s, or the Museum of Modern Art in the late '227.5s.
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The repeated loss of extremely sensitive material on a large scale from two agencies has raised questions about whether it is possible for the government to protect secrets from determined hackers or insiders who have a political or financial motive to divulge them.
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According to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, there are loopholes in the laws that regulate India's vast pharmaceutical industry, making it possible to easily divert drugs like Tramadol on a large scale from legitimate manufacturers to the black market.
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Most recently, Graviky Lab partnered with Tiger Beer to test out Air Ink in the real world on a large scale, giving the paint to seven street artists to create murals in Hong Kong — where heavy traffic has resulted in threatening levels of air pollution.
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But Massachusetts is the first case study in whether this works on a large scale — the state will see roughly 30 times as many voters this year as Anchorage did, with an electorate that has a massive Catholic population and an idiosyncratic voting record.
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Achieving that on a large scale might sound impossible—we can't just demand that millions of people cancel their vacations—but it looks a bit easier once you realize that airline passengers are a far smaller group than car owners or users of electricity.
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Although some fitness tracker brands, such as Fitbit, have offered programs for teachers to use its devices in schools, this platform allows data to be managed on a large-scale group level, so they can keep track of different classes and hundreds of students.
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Unlike Tumblr and YouTube, which have been around for more than a decade, TikTok communities haven't had to deal with this before, and the actions around Kretzmann seem to be the first time we've seen self-policing play out on TikTok on a large scale.
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In theory, if this could be done on a large scale using renewable energy or even sunlight, there would be no net gain of emissions — the same carbon dioxide molecules would be emitted, captured, made into new fuels and emitted again, over and over.
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It was her first New York City concert in eight years, and while she has been working on a large-scale piece in Poland, this concert was a song recital: songs in English, German, Italian, French and Greek, songs about death, mourning and unceasing love.
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"We should be asking ourselves how might we redesign our homes and cities to make conservation efforts easier and optimize our natural resources for the long term on a large scale," Dianna Kane, who lives in Cape Town, wrote Thursday in the New York Times.
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The European Union has been trying to foster CCS for years with little success as firms with limited spending power see no advantage in being the first to work on technology that is only likely to become affordable when developed on a large scale.
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Why it matters: Despite big gains and cost reductions in renewables deployment as well as the expansion of carbon pricing, wringing CO2 out of the global economy on a large scale is not happening nearly fast enough to prevent highly dangerous levels of warming.
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LeMoine said the waxworms were not an immediate solution to plastic pollution, with still more work to be done to understand how the caterpillars and the microbes in their digestive tract work together before it can be adapted and replicated on a large scale.
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An object sculpture based on a large-scale industrial spool is displayed in one corner, but the same found object appears in some of the video footage, being rolled around by figures wearing the same feature-obscuring masks donned by the members of Moon Medicin.
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"The U.K. was a world leader in social security after World War II, it was a world leader on privatization on a large scale, and it is a world leader right now in self-imposed austerity," he said in an interview earlier in his visit.
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Among them was Stephen Lang, the president of the American Bridal and Prom Industry Association, who said it is impossible to find people in the United States to do the intricate beading and sewing necessary to make prom and wedding dresses on a large scale.
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"People here are prescribed opioids for pain, but nothing to the extent of the U.S., where extremely potent opioids are being prescribed on a large scale," said Dr. Prun Bijral, the medical director for Change, Grow, Live, a nonprofit organization that focuses on substance abuse.
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If the C.I.A. or the National Security Agency could routinely break the encryption used on such apps as Signal, Confide, Telegram and WhatsApp, then the government might be able to intercept such communications on a large scale and search for names or keywords of interest.
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In response to Donald Trump's pledge to build a "big, beautiful wall" on the US–Mexico border, Mexican artist Enrique Chiu embarked on a large-scale mural project on the existing border fence to spread a message of peace, with the help of 3,20193 volunteers.
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And while sectoral bargaining is common in Europe, it's never been tried on a large scale in the US. The point is to remove the incentive for employers to stop their employees from unionizing, based on the fear that non-union competitors will have a cost advantage.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will not force coal mines to cut output on a large scale if prices remain stable, the government said on Tuesday, a sign Beijing may try to avoid radical policy shifts after the upheaval caused by efforts last year to tackle excess capacity.
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Security experts and U.S. officials say manipulating the official vote count would be almost impossible to do on a large scale because voting machines themselves are not hooked up to the internet and because the American electoral system is made up of thousands of independent voting jurisdictions.
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But environmentalists say a real solution would require much more serious measures: improving fuel quality, phasing out fuel-guzzling cars, introducing solar and other renewable sources of energy, planting trees on a large scale and improving public transportation to reduce the number of cars on the roads.
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President Trump, a student of news cycles, seized on a topic far from the U.S. Touching on a South African proposal to alter land claims that long favored whites, he broadcast a false claim that white farmers were being killed on a "large scale" in the country.
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But it's hard to hold out much hope for such a reckoning on a large scale when two men who seemed like they, of all people, might be able to look deeply at their own behavior have instead chosen to pander to those who would excuse them.
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Britain's economy has held up better than most economists predicted since voters chose in June to quit the EU. Consumers have carried on shopping and employers have not laid off workers on a large scale, despite uncertainty over the country's future trade relations with its biggest export market.
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But the largest study of iodine cloud-seeding so far, the Wyoming Weather Modification Pilot Programme, found in 2016 that, although the technique can increase precipitation if wind and other conditions are just right, it cannot do so reliably over a long period or on a large scale.
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So far, quantum mechanics has been able to identify how three of them work together, but the theory of general relativity explains how things work on a large scale, though the interaction of gravity, the weakest of the four but also well understood, is not a part of that.
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Along the way, I was trying to figure out how I could feed the part of me that cared about policy and cared about how we make a difference in people's lives on a large scale, while I was working on improving people's lives on a very small scale.
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So, while the US situation is very bad news, it's the combination of a high population, a disastrous outbreak, and high testing capacity (in the past few days, the US has finally — if belatedly — started testing on a large scale) that propelled America into the No. 214 slot.
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The California-based rocket startup said it has been working with UCI Health, a California research hospital, and the University of Texas at Austin, to create a prototype for a so-called "bridge" ventilator — a simple device that the company says can be quickly manufactured on a large scale.
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Presented by the Children's Museum of the Arts and led by its artists in residence, this program — also open on Labor Day — enables visitors (the recommended ages go all the way from 22 to 29) to experiment in the open air with found objects on a large scale.
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Philips now has three main divisions: personal health products, which include sleep masks as well as toothbrushes and shavers; diagnostic products, including high-end medical scanners and equipment; and "connected care", a division that collaborates with hospitals to offer software and services on a large scale to help improve their performance.
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The President also told Politico that he "was in no mood" to reach a compromise with Democrats on a large-scale immigration deal and wants to wait to form a compromise on "Dreamers" -- undocumented immigrants brought to the US as children -- until after current court challenges to the program are decided.
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"Our supply-demand balance analysis shows that shortages on a large scale could be avoided if all supply sources and infrastructure are running perfectly, however, daily shortage will almost certainly happen if there are cold snaps," Wen Wang, Wood Mackenzie's China gas and LNG senior consultant, wrote in a recent note.
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We will use a comprehensive network of satellites, aerial platforms, and ground sensors to develop a "data refinery" that monitors methane on a large scale, which will help oil and gas companies improve their management of emissions and guide state inspectors to potential problem areas on a near-real-time basis.
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"Producing liquid fuels from coal, whether by indirect or direct coal-to-liquids approaches (the latter a much less mature technology), would be an interesting addition to the DPRK's energy repertoire, but on a large scale it would likely take years to implement," according to von Hippel and Hayes of the Nautilus Institute.
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BECCS, in which power stations capture and store the CO2 from burning biofuel, has been touted as a way to do that on a large scale, but the area of land required to grow the biofuel needed to absorb billions of tonnes of CO2 would be enormous—several times the size of India.
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Instead, Swan decided to do something about it: He teamed up with his father, Robert Swan — the first man to ski to both the South Pole and the North Pole in the late 1980s — and set out on an epic journey to prove that sustainability can be achieved on a large scale.
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It's hard to watch the eerie disappearing act that takes place in the final moments of Stephen Karam's play "The Humans," as a middle-class Pennsylvania family leaves one daughter's Manhattan apartment, without having the unsettling feeling that you are watching, in microcosm, what's taking place on a large scale across America.
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A company called SakeBrooklyn is working to find a space by the beginning of next year, and the Japanese producer Asahi Shuzo will soon break ground on a large-scale brewery in Hyde Park, N.Y. near the Culinary Institute of America, which will work with them to develop a sake education program.
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If we really want to improve health on a large scale, especially with populations distrustful of the health care system, it seems we need to go to where they are; to use people they trust to deliver messages; and to allow care to occur without much of the infrastructure usually demanded for billing.
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"We need to check to make sure the protection is real before doing that on a large scale, but I do think [serological testing] will be an important part of the strategy because we'll need to keep health care workers in action," said Marc Lipsitch, a professor of epidemiology at Harvard University.
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Money is needed to save the works, but the budget provided by the National Commission for Museums and Monuments, the custodian of the Unesco site on behalf of the Nigerian government, is at times not enough to even pay the staff their full salaries, let alone embark on a large-scale restoration project.
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"The U.K. was a world leader in social security after World War II, it was a world leader on privatization on a large scale and it is a world leader right now in self-imposed austerity," Mr. Alston said in an interview during a rare pause in his schedule, aboard a train in northeast England.
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If there is any silver lining to be found in the election of Donald Trump to the presidency, it is that millions of people have been inspired to demonstrate solidarity on a large scale across the lines of gender, race, religion and class in defense of those who have been demonized and targeted for elimination.
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Google announced in May that it plans to launch some tracker-blocking tools, but doesn't plan to block cookies on a large scale and hasn't rolled out those tools quite yet; instead, the company has said it's expecting to deliver a way to block certain "classifications" of cookies in Chrome by default in February 2020.
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The efficacy of a program like this remains uncertain: Reviews of retraining efforts have suggested they've struggled on a large scale, but a Mathematica Policy Research study on government-funded training conducted for the Labor Department in 2016 found that workers who get money to cover such programs are more likely to participate in them.
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Dark rides emerged on a large scale in the 1930s through their production by the Pretzel Amusement Ride Company, and started disappearing in the 1970s, as the process of constructing a whole building was cumbersome, and the terror of riding a tiny train by plastic skeletons and flashing lights lost some of its edge.
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Fixes like Dr. London's can alleviate the pricing issue, but replicating this approach on a large scale could pose problems, since someone with medical expertise must do the refilling to avoid contaminating the device, meet quality standards for the device itself, and make the user aware of any safety issues that using the injector might pose.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean Klobuchar2020 Democratic candidates support Las Vegas casino workers on debate day Democratic senators ask DOJ watchdog to expand Giuliani probe What to watch in the debate tonight MORE (D-Minn.) will also be fresh as they look to appeal to a diverse electorate, something they haven't had to do so far on a large scale.
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Julia Wolfe has become most notable in recent years for working on a large scale, particularly with "Fire in My Mouth" and her Pulitzer Prize-winning "Anthracite Fields," but here is an opportunity to delve deep into her chamber music, with a first-ever concert of her complete string quartets performed by the contemporary foursome Ethel.
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And it's hard not to notice how that fear has real-world parallels, when women like Serena Williams are framed as losing their cool in the face of sexism, and on a large scale, with how women's protests are being framed as out-of-control mobs in the wake of the vote to confirm Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court.
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The report also says that limiting individual transportation (such as cars), airplane use, and shipping on a large scale, and improving access to electric transportation, public transit, and non-motor transit (like walking and biking), as well as restoring forests and non-human ecosystems will need to happen at a large scale in order to limit warming to 1.5 degrees.
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"There is far less visibility for women in the first place, and then when we finally do see women competing, the audience reaction is full of awful harassment on a large scale, which both emboldens others to say awful things and discourages other women from wanting to even watch the streams, let alone play on those stages themselves," Romine said.
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While a number of state governors plead with the Trump administration to do more to provide them with ventilators and other needed medical gear on a large scale, Trump has used the White House briefings to showcase executives from private companies who are stepping in to fill the role the federal government would usually take in responding to a public health crisis.
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