Because the way we operate now, we operate against ourselves as human beings.
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There's a considerable overlap between how the gangsters operate and how the elite operate.
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Following that, we will operate as two separate brands in all the markets we operate in.
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KS: And they can't operate in ... CC: Yeah, the fines ... MP: They can't operate in Canada.
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Bidding documents provide for two investment models – build-own-operate and build-operate-transfer, it said.
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And I do think it is a norm that when there are investigations we don't operate on innuendo; we don't operate on leaks; we operate on concrete decisions that are made.
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Currently, Skip is authorized to operate 800 scooters, while Scoot is authorized to operate up to 625.
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We're seeing that operate in trades and in the markets, but we're seeing it operate in everything.
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Again, to operate on one qubit is to operate, to varying degrees, on all the entangled ones.
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"I do think that there is a norm that when there are investigations, we don't operate on innuendo and we don't operate on incomplete information and we don't operate on leaks," Obama said.
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Bidding documents provide for two investment models – build-own-operate (BOO) and build-operate-transfer (BOOT), it said.
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If MCAS does operate, it can operate only once unless the problem had been "completely resolved," he added.
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We have to be in markets where we can build up a competitive advantage, where we can operate safely, where we can operate profitably, and where we can operate within the values of our culture.
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The earth sciences aim to unravel how the lithosphere, atmosphere, hydrosphere, and biosphere operate—and how they operate together.
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Where small satellites typically operate in the increasingly congested X-band spectrum, we operate in the Ka-band spectrum.
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Our smart thermostat recommendations are easy to install, help a home climate system operate efficiently, and effortless to operate.
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They operate in a mode of hypervigilance, and I think a lot of entrepreneurs, especially, operate in this mode.
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Because the drill head's going to operate at 480 volts or thereabouts, it's not going to operate at 11,000.
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About 50% to 75% explained how to operate a gun lock, operate a safety, clear jams and handle cartridge malfunctions.
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Unlike coal and natural gas plants, which operate on command, solar and wind farms operate intermittently and at different hours.
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A lot of South Park's jokes operate on multiple levels, but those levels can operate in contradiction, confusing their meaning.
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We're having a continuing dialogue with really all the cities that we operate with, and the regulators we operate with.
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He held his right arm aloft constantly to operate the head, and used his left hand to operate both arms.
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"Any time we look to operate in a country, we would look at what the conditions are to operate," he responded.
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He has the reality-television star's ability to operate entirely without shame, and that permits him to operate entirely without restraint.
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And, just as drivers who cannot operate a car safely shouldn't drive, shooters who cannot operate a gun safely shouldn't shoot.
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But these services can't operate in the United States because current regulations require drones to operate within view of a human operator.
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Ordinarily, a jet engine can't operate at Skylon's speeds Ordinarily a jet engine can't operate at the speeds at which Skylon flies.
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Bidding documents provide for two investment models – build-own-operate (BOO) and build-operate-transfer (BOOT), the ministry said in a statement.
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"I do think that there is a norm that when there are investigations, we don't operate on innuendo and we don't operate on incomplete information and we don't operate on leaks," Obama said in the interview, which was taped Tuesday.
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"We're even talking about training National Guard people to learn how to operate this device, which is relatively simple to operate, but you need a lot of people to operate this 24 hours a day for each patient," he said.
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That, in turn, means that companies that want to hire tech workers like to operate in cities that other tech companies operate in.
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That is how the American people expect their Department of Justice to operate, and that is how our department is going to operate.
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"All of these open source projects — they operate in silos because they operate around distinct problems they are trying to solve," said Collier.
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There's no fall-back state for users; they either learn how to operate it by voice or they don't operate it at all.
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But Ilker Yildirim envisions a robot that can operate with a bit more subtlety, a bot that needn't operate according to pre-programmed movements.
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The order requires companies to operate independently for now, meaning they cannot press ahead with a tie-up or operate as a merged entity.
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"We operate under the European GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) standard, and we apply that standard in every country we operate in," he said.
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Currently, the cameras can operate from an hour before school until an hour after; under the new law, they could operate from 6 a.m.
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The Nasdaq CEO explained the Cboe and CME offerings operate by tracking the price of bitcoin and operate in reference to its future price.
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The typical power plant is designed to operate for a minimum of 25 years without major modifications, though many operate for 40 years or more.
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U.S. utilities are regulated by the states in which they operate, and by the U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission if they operate across state lines.
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Thanks to a controversial deal agreed last year, parts of the station operate under Chinese law, allowing Chinese immigration officials and police to operate there.
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"Ahmad Tibi says don't operate in Gaza, Gantz will not be able to operate in Gaza," he said, referring to the self-ruled Palestinian territory.
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"It's very hard to operate a travel agency, and it is very hard to operate an airline," said Mr. Kerby of the Travel Advisors association.
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"If cryptocurrency exchanges can figure out an efficient and swift way to operate decentralized exchanges — let's say, like blockchain — they can operate more securely," Ozkan said.
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Generals preferred to allow those units to operate based on "big boy rules"—a devolution of authority empowering them to operate like Apocalypse Now's mad Col.
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The ride-sharing giant lost its license to operate in the U.K. capital on Monday, however it can still operate there while it appeals the move.
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Companies like Uber are able to operate only in New York City because state laws for group insurance policies make it financially impractical to operate elsewhere.
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Although larger retailers operate during their normal business hours over Golden Week, many smaller shops and restaurants close or operate on reduced hours for the holidays.
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The craft will operate mostly autonomously, since the half-hour round trip for commands would be far too long for an Earth-based pilot to operate it.
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About 18,000 uniformed U.N. personnel operate in Congo, where millions of people died in regional conflicts between 1996-2003 and dozens of armed groups continue to operate.
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The Airlander can take off and land vertically and can operate from open fields, deserts, ice or water, meaning it can operate where most conventional airplanes cannot.
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While EPEX received a licence at the beginning of 2019 to operate an intraday market in Norway, permission to operate the day-ahead market is still outstanding.
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Uber's current license to operate won't expire until the end of the month, and the company can still operate until all appeals to TfL's decision have been exhausted.
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The ship is designed to operate autonomously for 60 to 90 days straight, eliminating the hundreds of crew members it typically takes to operate these type of vehicles.
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In London the company lost its license to operate last year in a shock move by the city regulator, although it is continuing to operate during its appeal.
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Until then, "we'll continue to operate the way we always operate," DeFeo added, saying a shake-up of the kind Trump proposes could not be rolled out quickly.
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Apple claims the performance cores operate about 25 percent faster than the previous iteration and the high-efficiency cores operate about 70 percent faster than the previous generation.
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FIGHT FOR CONTROL U.S. utilities are regulated by the states in which they operate, and by the U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission if they operate across state lines.
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Specifically, the device is only designed to operate in its country of origin, so the watch will essentially operate as a non-LTE model when you travel abroad.
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They don't operate from a mandate of hate like the KKK; they operate under the color of laws dutifully passed by Congress in compliance with the U.S. Constitution.
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The technical skills and equipment required to launch vehicles, operate them while in space, and recover them to earth are entirely different than those required to operate aircraft.
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But the reality is that the TikTok app does not operate in China, and we are building out and empowering teams in the markets where it does operate.
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JOANN performs "Essential Business Activities" in that it supplies both home-based businesses and healthcare professionals with the supplies needed to operate and thus, must continue to operate.
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"I operated on a mother, then 15 years later, I'd operate on her daughter, and three years after that, I'd operate on the granddaughter - a baby," he recounted.
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But with this new filing, SpaceX is requesting that 217,215 of those satellites, which were supposed to operate at 22019,415 kilometers, be allowed to operate at 2425 kilometers instead.
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And SoftBank has proven its ability to operate, and operate well, under such conditions, surviving and growing substantially over the past two decades amidst several market turnovers and crises.
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Apple claims the performance cores operate about 25 percent faster than the previous iteration and the high-efficiency cores operate at about 70 percent faster than the previous generation.
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Kitty Hawk is also known for its other "flying cars" including an all-electric aircraft that's designed to operate over water and doesn't require a pilot's license to operate.
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B: Well we see the core markets that we're in today as being all the markets that we currently operate in so we operate in North America, Latin America.
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The brick-and-mortar store, reportedly 200 square feet in size, would operate as a liquor store and a location from which Amazon can operate an alcohol-delivery service.
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JW: Does the Free Black Women's Library operate in the traditional library format, by taking a book on the promise of return, or does it operate a little differently?
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Many of them operate globally and worry that if the United States abandons the deal, it would be harder to operate in existing markets and break into new ones.
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The 7,518 satellites that were just approved are meant to operate at altitudes between 335 and 346 kilometers, while the original 4,425 satellites are supposed to operate a bit higher.
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GM is free to operate as it sees best for its shareholders, and the U.S. is free to operate its tax policy as it sees best for the American taxpayer.
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China's foreign ministry said on Monday it welcomed South Korean companies to invest and operate in China, but added these firms "must operate in accordance with the law and compliance".
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The GenZe 2.0 is also an example of the gray area many of these vehicles operate in — it's technically a moped, meaning you don't need a motorcycle license to operate it.
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New infrastructure such as roads and port facilities will be constructed under build-operate-transfer contracts, in which private firms finance the projects and then operate them to recoup their investments.
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" When asked why costs were so high, Hersh stressed that "publishers do not operate a cost based system, [...] we operate a value-based system which reflects the value that we provide.
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Numerous international airlines partner and operate joint ventures on routes they both operate, such as American and British Airways, Delta and Virgin Atlantic, and United and Japanese airline All Nippon Airways.
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"We have a long list of routes we could operate," he said, adding they could operate flights jointly with Kenya Airways or target destinations that the parent airline does not serve.
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"There are some firms that position themselves as marketplaces, but in fact operate like retailers and eat into the margin of the small businesses that operate on their platform," he said.
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That is ridiculous — how could we operate like that?
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. federal courts can operate through Jan.
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So they all operate ... But not as much disinformational?
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Calo argues that semiautonomous features today are too different—BMW's doesn't operate like Nissan's, which doesn't operate like Tesla's—to be standardized into names that could be used across all automakers' brands.
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Then you start talking about AVs and where are they will operate, how they will operate, where are they will park, what type of vehicle will be allowed in the urban center.
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While Zoox currently has clearance to operate Level 3 vehicles with passengers, it will need additional approval from the CPUC to operate its Level 5 vehicles without a safety driver on board.
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Cities like Portland and San Francisco are requiring the startups to operate under strict rules, which often includes pilot programs that limit the number of scooters each company is allowed to operate.
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Under the expanded program, Jump, Lime, and Spin are allowed to operate 500 scooters each, while Bird's Scoot will have 1,000, down from the 1,250 scooters it was permitted to operate previously.
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Of course our UI designers ask themselves how can we make a system that is user friendly, intuitive, and maybe just two levels to operate, because it's difficult to operate while driving?
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Some would be turnkey projects, in which contractors would hand over facilities to Iraq, while others would be build-operate-transfer deals in which private firms would receive concessions to operate facilities.
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WeWork on Tuesday also announced plans to operate under a new name, The We Company, which will operate separate business units that lease commercial office space, rent out residences and run schools.
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New censorship tools might allow the company to operate again New censorship tools might allow the company to operate again It is no secret that Facebook wants to get back into China.
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In September, London's transport regulator revoked Uber's license to operate in the British capital, its biggest market outside the United States, saying the company was not "fit and proper" to operate there.
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Who can say how much more prosperous Google and Amazon would be today if they had been able to operate as freely in China as Alibaba and Tencent can operate in America?
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While in London, UK — Uber's most important European market — the company's license to operate was withdrawn last September, though it can (and is) continuing to operate in the city during the appeals process.
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Because they operate at extremely high speeds and high temperatures, they need to be engineered to very precise standards and they use sophisticated electronic control systems to make sure that they operate efficiently.
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His thankless task: To get back a license that would allow the troubled car-hailing company to operate in its key European market after it was deemed "unfit" to operate a taxi service.
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Self-driving trucks have simpler routes to master, since they mainly operate on highways, and there doesn't have to be the same focus on comfort, because self-driving trucks will operate without passengers.
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The stores will still operate under the Whole Foods brand.
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But it can be tough to operate in such places.
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But the politics of migration operate on a delayed cycle.
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Ryanair currently operate around 2,400 daily flights from 87 bases.
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But before you operate one, there are precautions to take.
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The incident area is one where Maoist rebels typically operate.
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This is how public channels with big audiences should operate.
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This would be a major break from how Republicans operate.
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Probably because he needs a human inside to operate properly.
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Change can start with reforming how our largest companies operate.
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A lot of great games operate according to similar logic.
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The Mafia was looking for some new place to operate.
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If people know the rules, they can operate more efficiently.
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Safety keeps coming up no matter where the scooters operate.
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It does still operate one physical store in Paris, though.
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They operate on the public domain offered by the internet.
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Air Canada and Delta Airlines operate out of Terminal 2.
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A: I think reformers need to operate at two speeds.
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Separatist rebels also operate in Baluchistan as do criminal gangs.
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This is increasingly essential as a social license to operate.
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The Supreme Court is designed to operate with nine justices.
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He was going to learn how to operate heavy equipment.
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That's because her dragons operate like a conventional air force.
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The present management team will continue to operate the business.
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The city stripped Uber's license to operate in September 2017.
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Congress would have to approve funding to operate the facility.
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Artificial intelligence should operate on principles of intelligibility and fairness.
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Tesla and Panasonic both operate Gigafactory 1 in Sparks, Nevada.
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"You'll definitely want to operate this over WiFi," said Chen.
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This plant should operate another quarter century as Congress intended.
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But I was certainly saw them operate during the G20.
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"This isn't the way you're supposed to operate," Hawken said.
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Amazon's cloud business will reportedly continue to operate in China.
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Favstar can't continue to operate in this environment of uncertainty.
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Or you can train E.O.D. to operate with Special Ops.
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There must be enough funds to operate for several months.
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With these, Vantage will now operate in 11 markets globally.
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They were essentially the same institution, should operate the same.
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Then that's the way all impeachments operate in the future.
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Deemphasizing criminal accountability only allows traffickers to operate with impunity.
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Uniper and Fortum both operate several power plants in Russia.
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They've done it to themselves with the way they operate.
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That's pretty significant considering all Huawei phones operate on Android.
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If you operate such a joint, give her a call!
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Smaller banks tend not to operate outside their home countries.
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What's more, they can also operate as remote power plants.
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CIVIL servants mostly operate behind the scenes and off camera.
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No way, he said, they operate best as a team.
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Messaging app Allo lets users operate Google search within chats.
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Islamist militants from various factions also operate in the province.
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Ayers Pence and his staff operate on a different planet.
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King County is slated to operate the facility in Seattle.
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Militaries all over the world together operate thousands of drones.
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Our forces operate in every sector against the Iranian aggression.
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How do you operate as a politician in that environment?
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"We operate like an internal open source team," Friedman says.
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At their core, both systems operate in the same way.
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Until now, Kaesong had continued to operate despite such misgivings.
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That said, we do not operate in a cultural vacuum.
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It says flights will continue to operate using alternative routes.
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Companies could operate the whole thing or parts of it.
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BS: Concorde was extremely expensive to operate for two reasons.
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UN peacekeeping missions need a host government's permission to operate.
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Record companies operate in a similar way to pharmaceutical companies.
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The farms they operate have only a few acres each.
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Some of them obtain government approval to operate as schools.
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Iranian forces continue to operate in other parts of Syria.
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Around 40 public and private sector banks operate in Egypt.
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CubeSats, which generally operate in packs, occupy much lower orbits.
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When there is a monopoly, a business can operate inefficiently.
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Then, the criticism changed: drone deliveries would never operate reliably.
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First, backdoors operate without consent of the computer system's owner.
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The Trace Gas Oribiter is expected to operate until 2020.
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They operate on the ABCs of sales — always be closing.
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Nisa's members operate almost 2,500 retail stores around the country.
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Android variants thrive in China, where Google does not operate.
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Over months, the project had become more difficult to operate.
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The surface roads, where Chariot would operate, are no better.
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Shale companies now claim to have changed how they operate.
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Next are notifications, which operate basically the same as before.
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"I operate very much from gut and intuition," said Blakely.
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Hot mixing should be easy to operate with solar energy.
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Job Corps programs in urban communities will continue to operate.
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They will hand out two or three licenses to operate.
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"You can't operate under an alias anymore," Lucas tells me.
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It must operate on a plane functionally separate from reality.
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Arenas made of wood and palm fronds operate like fairgrounds.
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The Marists operate in dozens of countries around the world.
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They operate in fields ranging from cosmetics to under garments.
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That's not how the American people think, talk, or operate.
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Last month, Uber lost its license to operate in London.
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The industrial internet's transformed how factories work and cities operate.
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They were essentially the same institution; should operate the same.
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MV: It's not as if we operate in a vacuum.
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Brazil's government will auction 12 licenses to operate regional airports.
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There's a certain capacity that these factories can operate at.
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Those services combined operate in 130 cities in 17 countries.
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About 20 brothels operate in Nevada, mostly in rural areas.
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Etihad said their flights on Monday will operate as normal.
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"Our report shows the reactor can operate safely," he said.
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And you have to know something about how markets operate.
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Many of these systems operate their own health insurance arms.
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We all just operate and work at such different levels.
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US ships also regularly operate in international waters near China.
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Employees who operate with integrity are trustworthy and command respect.
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Two U.S. airlines operate 737 Max 7373s in their fleets.
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Everyone seems fairly au fait with how to operate it.
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To be fair, this is how late night shows operate.
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If we have a bad day, a customer can't operate.
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We all have to ensure that AI systems operate fairly.
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But most of us plebes operate on a different wavelength.
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It wants smaller, monoline financial companies to operate the system.
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Airlines from both sides operate between the mainland and Taiwan.
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Individual airlines make their own decisions on whether to operate.
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Uber will continue to operate independently, the Didi posting said.
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That is the lens through which many cloud companies operate.
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Uber does not operate in a world of low expectations.
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Federal law protects drivers who refuse to operate unsafe equipment.
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The firms still operate separately despite their merger in March.
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Waymo cars will operate in designated areas on familiar roads.
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"Every organization has their own way to operate," Antetokounmpo said.
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Blade didn't own the aircraft or operate the flights itself.
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Syrian government and allied Russian military planes operate in Syria.
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Many states are willing to operate their own inspection systems.
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It took two years to get my license to operate.
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But the Haqqanis still operate in relative safety in Pakistan.
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We can't seem to operate on our own very good.
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They are professionals, diligent, operate at high levels of integrity.
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Only three companies operate private prisons in Britain, for instance.
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This is no way for a free market to operate.
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Too many people operate "through fear and scarcity," says Siebold.
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They may also operate larger vehicles like bulldozers or cranes.
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Additional Southwest flights to Hawaii operate out of San Jose.
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Many of these firms operate under several names, they wrote.
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After all these years he can't operate a sewing machine.
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Yemen's Houthi rebels operate a number of different drone types.
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Vanderbilt University will operate a data center to store information.
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Losing political independence hurts the agency's ability to operate credibly.
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Hospitals where surgeons operate without water, gloves, antibiotics or soap.
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His customers operate under European rules and so must he.
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Dogs are also trained to operate on trains and aircraft.
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Are the robots made by your company hard to operate?
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Lloyd's obtained a license last year to operate in India.
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Until then, both sides will operate under their own brands.
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"We no longer have hospitals to operate in," he said.
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It had to operate as quietly as a real arm.
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Those truckers operate largely in the spot market, Sterling said.
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Currently, Uber is still able to operate in Britain's capital.
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Cable providers operate by zones, at the sub DMA level.
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Mainstream country's conservative fans can still operate like unofficial censors.
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"Media operate in a restricted environment," reads the 2016 writeup.
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The Chefman Sous Vide is supposedly incredibly easy to operate.
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The games operate like the real market in every way.
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It has approval to operate the exchange in 41 states.
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So while Twitter was able to essentially operate more efficiently.
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"I can hardly operate a cell phone," he later recalls.
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Renewables operate best on a different kind of grid: peaking.
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As it is, inspectors general already operate under significant constraints.
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I try to operate with that method when I'm curating.
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"It's a different beast" to operate smaller stores, Mansell said.
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Two of the nuns operate a pantry on Staten Island.
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Does the WWE operate as a theater of the absurd?
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Or do you operate in more of an organic way?
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The government requiring all adult sites to operate under the .
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This is allowing people smugglers to operate in relative impunity.
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Do not drive or operate heavy machinery after reading this.
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But you can't operate like that in today's society anymore.
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"It's not the way we usually operate," she went on.
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She obviously couldn't operate as a spy in the open.
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So, that's kind of how we operate our day, digitally.
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Transform Holdco will operate just 182 stores after the closings.
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" He continued: "They'll have a playbook for how we operate.
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Gulf Coast refiners can't operate on US shale oil alone.
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It takes nerves of steel to operate big power tools.
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The teams operate in response to requests from local authorities.
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At 2D and 12D, where does this thoughtless person operate?
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When the problem persisted, the decision was made to operate.
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It is not yet clear how these genetic variations operate.
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In addition, the ideological environment justices operate in is different.
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That signals a fundamental change in the way libraries operate.
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I have never learned to operate any sort of camera.
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"We operate successfully in a very regulated industry," she says.
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So of course I understand entirely how that should operate.
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For me it's about how images operate on our bodies.
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U.S. transit agencies that operate electric buses provide some clues.
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In other states, which operate their own marketplaces, deadlines vary.
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Businesses can't operate and people are fleeing to the mainland.
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This is certainly not how New Yorkers like to operate.
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Bird, Lime and Skip received permits to operate in Portland.
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Typically, car plants must operate two shifts to generate profits.
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"I only operate in a legal framework," he told HuffPost.
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People operate under this assumption: I can make myself happy.
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The Democratic Party can no longer afford to operate otherwise.
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"They're there because they can operate more profitably," he said.
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The novel coronavirus pandemic has affected the way people operate.
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The separate Atrium law firm will continue to operate. 3.
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Business would "continue to operate as normal," the group said.
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Its administration harasses opposition parties, few of which still operate.
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Nearly everyone agreed that the draft did not operate fairly.
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How does Jay Browder operate the machines at his workplace?
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I do not and I will not operate that way.
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Part of the aid involves getting critical infrastructure to operate.
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You have very ... you operate in a very wealthy environment.
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More than half the victims operate in the manufacturing sector.
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How many puppeteers does it take to operate one Gelfing?
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They, too, are entitled to operate on a free market.
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That's the way you have to operate when you're nobody.
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Teams like Force India and Haas operate with $100 million.
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"The intent is still for Miami to operate," Simon said.
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But the coronavirus doesn't operate in quite the same way.
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The jet costs taxpayers roughly $25,000 an hour to operate.
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This applies to all the markets in which we operate.
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It doesn't operate on the grounds of true and false.
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Essential says it will continue to operate through April 30th.
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Breakfast is expected to operate at a loss this year.
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But the groups operate carefully, to avoid antagonizing the authorities.
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However, national airline Aeroflot will continue to operate as normal.
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Casino companies that operate in Macao also fell on Friday.
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Its rival, Canadian Pacific, continues to operate unimpeded in Ontario.
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Advertising, publishing and information distribution operate in publicly structured markets.
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If you can't tell, I operate at a constant 10.
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Starwood received permission to operate three hotels, including the Inglaterra.
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Informal miners often operate out of sight of the authorities.
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SO THIS CHANGES NOTHING ABOUT HOW WE OPERATE THE BUSINESS.
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Needless to say, banks operate under a different business model.
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Which cities Didi will operate in was not immediately clear.
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At the scale these companies operate, there's no easy solution.
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Both media companies operate local television stations around the country.
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He emphasized, however, that the firm and Petronas operate independently.
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Big American names Sands, Wynn and MGM now operate there.
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We will build an organization to directly operate these preschools.
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Intel and Micron Technology own and operate the factory together.
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Xumo will operate as an independent business inside of Comcast.
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Avex Medical Care continued to operate after Dr. Martirosov's arrest.
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Uber continues to operate there while it appeals the decision.
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This has clearly obstructed the president's ability to operate efficiently.
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They've even sold 20 "spots" in shelter communities they operate.
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And so we're learning, now, how he wants to operate.
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Several tour companies operate helicopter tours over the state park.
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The project will operate under license from National Geographic Partners.
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"We will not quit or operate in fear," she wrote.
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" It continues to operate "doors on, windows open photo flights.
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At first, it would operate in international, not Libyan, waters.
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How is the virus affecting businesses that operate in China?
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Instead, you use a remote control to operate the robovac.
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Gone are the days when computing products operate in isolation.
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She teaches young pilots in training how to operate aircraft.
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Flights to and from Hong Kong continue to operate normally.
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Doctors usually have to operate several times over the years.
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Nor can European NGOs operate without the U.S. security guarantees.
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But the vehicle itself could operate for a million miles.
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So, we absolutely are going to operate as one ViacomCBS.
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Lyft does not operate in places that require such licences.
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What has changed is the environment in which we operate.
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RWE is under fire even where it does not operate.
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However ETOPS flights operate to a more stringent safety standard.
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This all brings up the debate about how exchanges operate.
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The combined company will operate under the name Micro Focus.
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Their activity is technically not illegal, and they operate openly.
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Pirate Brands will operate within Amplify's hub in Austin, Texas.
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The actual Crosscheck program doesn't operate by such simplistic methods.
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Doctors were forced to operate in dark, hot, unsterile hospitals.
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Neighboring Hungary and the Czech Republic already operate the latter.
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You're learning how to operate two spacecraft instead of one.
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Jet services both domestically and internationally are continuing to operate.
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Inmates said fantasy leagues operate almost entirely on handwritten spreadsheets.
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All normal services in the city have ceased to operate.
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These buttons, switches, and knobs are blissfully simply to operate.
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There are 67 737 Max planes that operate between them.
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Al Qaeda and the Islamic State both operate in Syria.
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Besides an online presence, both brands also operate physical stores.
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"Lady justice can sometimes operate in cumbersome ways," Watkins said.
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The CDFI Fund must continue to operate at full strength.
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We train the Afghans to operate by the same standard.
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It can continue to operate in London throughout that process.
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It's simply becoming less efficient to operate a budget airline.
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The division will operate as a branch of his office.
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"Politicians don't operate the way he does," Mr. Fleischer said.
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The federal government, however, will operate on a normal schedule.
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Because they reach relatively few people, they're expensive to operate.
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It said flights will continue to operate using alternative routes.
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Federal agencies operate either independently or under the president's authority.
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Private companies, by comparison, can operate with far less disclosure.
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It decides where and when the private sector can operate.
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Now, Bezos may have exposed evidence of how they operate.
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The transportation authority spends $565,239 annually to operate the B262.
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MG: No' but I do operate in the real world.
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We operate within every rule that is ascribed to us.
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These low wages attract US companies to operate in Mexico.
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Uber can continue to operate while it appeals the decision.
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Sort of dinky consumer walkie talkies operate on there too.
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How do you operate in this constant state of underfunding?
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They also operate to prepare patients for larger dental appliances.
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In other words: The robots can operate autonomously in Idaho.
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Marvel's comic books still operate in the same way today.
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That said, Ripple will continue to operate Hoodline's local sites.
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So, you know, we operate in compliance with the state.
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"We operate when we need to operate, including across the border in dozens of attacks to prevent Hezbollah from acquiring weapons that break the balance," he said in a video released by his office.
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This has been partially affirmed by the fact that the Mississippi Gaming Commission has explicitly approved Boom Fantasy to operate in the state under the same framework that companies like DraftKings and FanDuel operate under.
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If robot "scout" vehicles could operate in a forward position to identify enemy threats or test defenses, manned tanks might be able to operate at lighter weights, making them faster and more maneuverable in combat.
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Backstory: In developing the 737 MAX 8, Boeing worked to minimize training costs for airlines to operate the new version of the 737, since so many airlines already operate other versions of the same plane.
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"If you're going to operate them, you need to operate them in a safe manner away from individuals and make sure you're in compliance with whatever local ordinances are out there," Bettendorf Police Department Cpt.
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Uber and Cabify operate in a legal vacuum in Colombia, with the Technology, Information and Communication Ministry saying it cannot block them, while the Transport Ministry says they operate illegally but cannot be closed down.
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The company had planned to invite other Filipino investors to participate in the project and said it would operate the airport under a build-operate-transfer scheme and a 50-year concession with the government.
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"From a purely technical point of view, we could continue to operate it," said George Helou, also an astronomer Caltech who was part of a NASA review into whether the telescope should continue to operate.
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NATO continues to operate early-warning aircraft from forward bases in Turkey, Peach added, and the US continues to operate out of Incirlik air base, where a joint US-Turkish team recently carried out inspections.
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In addition, Apple has six drivers permitted to operate the vehicles.
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Lower prices have really focused the mind on how we operate.
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The Fed's stimulative tools operate through Wall Street, exacerbating those problems.
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Even on a mainstream platform, hate groups operate in a bubble.
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Even bankers who operate solely within Britain acknowledge the potential disruptions.
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It still requires a lab technician to operate it, for one.
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There are, of course, legal limits on how callers can operate.
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Have you consulted with anyone on how to operate once inside?
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Everyone knows you need to be conscious to operate your phone!
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Investability and HomeUnion operate nationally; many others focus on local markets.
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The chameleons operate similarly, but unlike the robot friends, they're invisible.
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In this sense, they operate like archeological evidence from time past.
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Islamic militant groups also operate there and often target security forces.
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"We will only operate where we are competitive," Sewing said Monday.
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The companies were intended to operate independently under the Facebook umbrella.
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Meanwhile, the SureFly could operate in places where chargers aren't available.
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"As long as I am railways minister, Samjhauta Express can't operate".
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So, you guys are going to continue to operate independently, essentially.
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Take time to really reflect and evaluate how you morally operate.
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In the meantime, Uber can continue to operate in the city.
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As that process takes place, the pipeline would continue to operate.
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Threat organizations do not operate within the confines of broad actions.
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None of them need sleep, food or exercise to operate efficiently.
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The official insisted special operations have no new authorities to operate.
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"If not, how can we operate and care for our livestock?"
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The company has secured licenses to operate in Singapore and Japan.
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Many of the world's largest tech groups already operate in Vancouver.
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The bond market and platform capitalism operate in the same way.
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RES, will continue to build and operate the project, Foresight said.
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It continues to operate in a vastly unequal and racist society.
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Chevron's Thai unit holds concessions to operate the Erawan gas field.
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Like the game itself, the team must operate with no lag.
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But they need help from the countries in which they operate.
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Cybersecurity is a crowded space, in which thousands of companies operate.
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That means the robots of today operate much like humans do.
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Gimlet will operate as a studio under a bigger parent corporation.
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"CBC tests operate even today with low sample volumes," it says.
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First off, Elon Musk loves to operate differently than traditional carmakers.
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Broadly, it meant the Senate would operate under its own rules.
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To operate the gun, the user even has to load ammunition.
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New laws are making it harder for such schools to operate.
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Instead, Skip and Scoot received permits to operate in the city.
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Now they operate in a financial market riddled with other distortions.
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His work incorporates psychological research to revise how economic models operate.
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"We're going to execute and operate under our principles," Zuckerberg said.
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They not only operate a market but compete in it too.
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Since the shuttered refineries are unable operate, it effectively cuts demand.
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UberPOOL's vehicles theoretically operate around 40 percent slower, as a result.
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The system is expected to operate for at least two years.
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Take the argument that staying private lets unicorns operate more freely.
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The companies jointly operate a flash memory chip plant in Japan.
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But the differences between how central banks operate are also huge.
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That includes letting Openreach operate in the interest of all providers.
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Polpa will continue to operate under its own brand in Bangkok.
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Should Chinese telecommunications companies be allowed to operate in US networks?
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The internet as we know it simply couldn't operate without it.
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To me, it's very unusual that people don't operate that way.
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If YouTube were to enforce it, many commentary channels couldn't operate.
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At least seven commercial urban farms now operate in the city.
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It will continue to operate out of its offices in Atlanta.
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So rather than airlines, these aircraft could operate as air taxis.
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These are the guys who own and operate the hotel itself.
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Lufthansa said it would continue to operate flights to Hong Kong.
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They operate the imaging equipment used to diagnosis and treat patients.
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Those vehicles operate in the city's busiest neighborhoods, according to Cruise.
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Of the 8,800 organizations created through Kickstarter, 82 percent still operate.
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Well, the plane costs an exorbitant amount of money to operate.
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It's a massive, open new problem space in which to operate.
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Indeed, case in point, it doesn't yet operate its own factory.
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It has also obtained licenses to operate in Japan and Singapore.
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Rogues (whether states or individuals) operate outside accepted norms or principles.
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Most of Japan's major automakers operate plants in the United States.
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Especially when you operate in a world where appearances are currency.
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Many still operate anonymously, spray-painting graffiti, or trolling on Twitter.
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Tencent owns the exclusive license to operate Dungeon & Fighter in China.
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" Here's what Oppo had to say: "Oppo and OnePlus operate independently.
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We talked for moment about how to operate the hair dryer.
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But the desire to co-operate has rather waned since then.
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All we can do is operate with a bit more empathy.
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Delta will be the first U.S. airline to operate the planes.
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Radiation therapists operate machines called linear accelerators, which deliver radiation therapy.
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Luna had intended to operate Telecom until he reached retirement age.
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That's not the conditions the instruments were built to operate in.
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Global Brands continues to operate Frye's retail stores and e-commerce.
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You use both controllers to operate your hands in the game.
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For now, the Wagnerians still operate in a grey zone. Fontanka.
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Government doesn't own or operate it but does provide the spectrum.
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We operate independently and are not aware of their strategic plans.
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That is where many Mittelstand firms like family-owned Harting operate.
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Today's opposition and soldiers could co-operate in a similar fashion.
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But, but, but: Science and math don't operate in a vacuum.
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Does that make you want to change the way you operate?
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Cost of a health permit, required to operate any food truck.
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CMCs can operate at temperatures of up to 2,400 degrees Fahrenheit.
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"You have to operate with this tool very carefully," Stejskal says.
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They may amplify each other's effects, or they may operate separately.
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These HD records will operate exactly the same as regular records.
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They have their own separate elevator as well that can operate.
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But ISIS isn't the only Islamist group to operate this way.
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Women journalists, especially freelancers, operate within a limited framework of support.
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Factories must make over 300,000 cars a year to operate efficiently.
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The drones would operate autonomously but respond to a pilot's command.
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Rivals Mosaic Co and Agrium Inc also operate potash mines there.
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A. I think I operate from a different place, too, actually.
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They typically operate from office complexes in Eastern Europe or Russia.
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Paris plans to hand out two or three licenses to operate.
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It's borderline dangerous for an automated "therapist" to operate that way.
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There are special units (archers, pikesmen, etc.) which all operate differently.
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Once completed, Skyscanner will operate independently of Ctrip, both parties confirmed.
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We've made it easier for our volunteers to operate the vans.
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The organization relies on donations to operate — you can donate here.
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Until a solution is found, the cranes must continue to operate.
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They can operate an extensive surveillance program just fine with it!
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DeepMind would operate as a separate entity from its new parent.
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Z, which operate multiple trading platforms, according to data from Bats.
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Elsewhere, online operators continue to operate freely, and are effectively unregulated.
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It does, of course, require a brain surgeon to actually operate.
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The lingerie company, founded in 1998, will operate independently of Walmart.
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Today's mafia members operate bogus health clinics and other illegal businesses.
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You know, that's basically how the system is supposed to operate.
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If there is no sunlight, the rover cannot operate or communicate.
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You can't, however, operate Spotify with Siri, which is pretty annoying.
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Cathay Pacific will operate the service from Wellcamp and Hong Kong.
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Generally, Embark trucks operate on roads with test drivers on board.
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More and more companies are choosing to operate on remote teams.
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Placed, which employs about 100 people, will continue to operate independently.
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The light rail downtown will also operate on a reduced course.
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Four units would be required to operate an outpost, it continues.
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Physician advisors ensure hospitals operate in accordance with different medical codes.
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Nevertheless, Halliburton said it would continue to operate in the country.
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We don't operate in any way the way the Russians do.
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And, most famously, it withdrew Uber's licence to operate in 2017.
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I accept that airlines operate in a more cut-throat marketplace.
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There is a very gray area that allows us to operate.
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That doesn't mean, however, that the company will operate as before.
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It's just a stream of consciousness you can't operate like this.
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Often, these driving job scammers operate like the mystery shopping scam.
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However, dissident factions who rejected that deal have continued to operate.
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Both players operate from largely the same areas of the floor.
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They operate furnaces knows as "retorts" that burn wood into charcoal.
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The companies already have independent management and operate in different markets.
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Not surprisingly, many of these rely upon mobile power to operate.
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Unless these big powerful corporations pay their taxes, society cannot operate.
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They'll only be allowed to operate in 3D-mapped, geofenced locations.
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It's so quick & easy to operate & clean, has so many functions.
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Even still, 37 countries continue to allow Free Basics to operate.
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The Four Seasons management company will continue to operate the hotel.
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It's harder still to operate in the shadow of a classic.
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"There's not a model for us to operate here," Burns said.
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Would call center providers prefer to operate from Mississippi versus offshore?
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Boyongan is expected to be the first to operate, by 2022.
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This is the new reality newsrooms are learning to operate under.
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The arrangement does not change charter services, which can still operate.
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The company itself will continue to operate as an independent subsidiary.
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Currently, foreign banks need a presidential decree to operate in Brazil.
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It is extraordinary that it continues to operate in this way.
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The change, spotted by 9to5Mac, clarifies how this system will operate.
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Due to the swelling [in my foot], they couldn't operate safely.
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London's clubland, whereas British and US security services now operate under
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Or do you feel they still operate in the same way?
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Less than a quarter of its hospitals can operate at all.
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During this period, the department will operate under an interim chair.
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So you guys are going to continue to operate independently, essentially.
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It can also operate from open fields, deserts, ice or water.
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Avianca also said in the statement it continues to operate normally.
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Eleven companies applied for permission to operate about 203,000 dockless devices.
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How could the authorities have let so many illegal lenders operate?
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The airline is the first U.S. carrier to operate the A350.
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Hackers aren't social pariahs who operate in silos and work alone.
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Joseph Dunford said the priority is making sure airfields can operate.
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"The [Syrian] opposition does not operate helicopters or use barrel bombs."
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Yet that is exactly how unions operate in many American workplaces.
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Long Island Rail Road trains will operate on a holiday schedule.
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Nuclear reactors in the US rely on analog controls to operate.
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So who are the profiteers who operate this $1.2 billion industry?
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DON'T FORGET THAT WE OPERATE IN CERTAIN PARTS OF THE COUNTRY.
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The two companies operate the Cauchari joint venture project in Argentina.
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Satellite jamming equipment is relatively inexpensive and not complicated to operate.
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James has tried to operate as a facilitator for the Cavaliers.
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They just simply operate under a different set of a rules.
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Commercial DNA database operate on an even greater scale by comparison.
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We operate clinics that are a safety net for uninsured Baltimoreans.
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The relentless power cuts are not only affecting how businesses operate.
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The plant continued to operate normally on Saturday, the utility said.
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Social platforms are making changes that might affect how fraudsters operate.
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Those three firms already operate services to British ports, data showed.
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The research project looked at how so-called "beneficial epidemics" operate.
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But they want to know how you operate within a business.
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Each setting has its own button, so it's easy to operate.
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But ultimately, Khosrowshahi aims to empower his team to operate independently.
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A single AA battery is required for the clock to operate.
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The merged group will operate under the name Ahold Delhaize Group.
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"The best source of capital is to operate profitably," he said.
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Pair AirPods with an Android phone and this does not operate.
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The brewery plans to operate the pipeline 24 hours a day.
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" She told her husband: "That's not how we operate in America.
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Today they jointly operate the ATM network and the Swish app.
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That's right, it takes a baker's dozen airmen to operate Spooky.
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Dual-registered firms operate as both an RIA and broker dealer.
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Fewer than 400 terrorists operate within the country, according to Michaletos,
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Five refineries with combined capacity 800,000 barrels per day operate there.
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You change allocation of resources, you change the way systems operate.
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United Airlines is the third U.S. carrier to operate the MAX.
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They run computer simulations, perform quality assurance, and operate advanced technology.
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The Navy SEALs are named after the environments they operate in.
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OpenSkies staff will then solely operate Level flights $1 = 0.8417 euros
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Intro to Priority Pass SelectMany lounges operate independently of the airlines.
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Walmart stores will operate regular hours on Thanksgiving and Black Friday.
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These are the countries where Russia's shadowy Wagner Group mercenaries operate
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It's not uncommon for bandits to operate in the country's countryside.
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Currently, artificial intelligence should operate in conjunction with humans, said Schmidt.
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Western Digital and Toshiba jointly operate a semiconductor plant in Japan.
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The two companies jointly operate Toshiba's primary chip plant in Japan.
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"I'm not going to operate like the Republicans operated," he said.
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From Bitcoin's failures, we have learnt how digital communities shouldn't operate.
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They operate and get almost of their income from the government.
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Many view motorcycles as dangerous and difficult to operate, for example.
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The others will not be allowed to operate for 16 months.
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We cannot allow the deep state to operate in this manner.
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The deal allows FanDuel to operate its free games in Texas.
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It can continue to operate until the appeals process is exhausted.
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"HUD can't operate in Baltimore without touching on us," he said.
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Now we operate virtually two separate companies out of this space.
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It is so hard to operate under those types of conditions.
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There are others that operate similarly, such as Discount Digital Games.
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Obed says all 53 Inuit communities currently operate on diesel generation.
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Many of these accounts operate between parody and partisan sabotage operations.
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The executive said Canada's largest funds should co-operate more frequently.
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Both types of work operate through a distinctive form of mimesis.
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Other local ride-hailing apps such as Tirhal operate in Sudan.
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But they used to operate on a smaller, more personal level.
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Absolutely do not operate any heavy machinery under this influence, Aries!
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Didi claims to operate the world's largest fleet of electric cars.
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But the Fed tends to operate on trends, not data points.
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Still, Kim sees ample reasons to operate a token-based fund.
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That's why insurers are so eager to operate their own PBMs.
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You just have to have the balls to operate that way.
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Among others, RideAustin, Fare, Fasten and InstaRyde all operate within Austin.
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You'll be especially spacey this evening—don't operate any heavy machinery!
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"If their costs decrease they can continue to operate," she added.
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The big tanks the Jawas operate out of in Star Wars?
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By 2020, it will operate about 1,000 of them, JD says.
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I was just relieved that the cancer board agreed to operate.
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I could sense them trying to psychically operate on my brain.
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I, like many others, operate my business out of my apartment.
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This feels like a constructive debate, we operate as one team.
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Industries have made reductions and still have been able to operate.
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I guess, in that case, it would operate as another choice.
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He looked away and let it operate like it always has.
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Faith, though, has no obligation to operate in that partisan way.
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Uber can continue to operate in London during the appeals process.
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Many actors operate from a deep-rooted desire to be liked.
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But there were no public guidelines for how they should operate.
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"This is the way we operate here," Saenz, a Democrat, said.
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Last month, it was granted permission to operate the expanded program.
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He's like an otorhinolaryngologist who doesn't operate on ears or noses.
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But they operate in a vacuum where biological samples dry out.
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Anita Hill was once exhibit A in how these dynamics operate.
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Here is a brief guide to the way these cars operate.
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You operate neglected living rooms in search of an interior decorator.
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Wynn Macau's license to operate in the region expires in 2022.
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Seazen reiterated on Friday that its business would operate as normal.
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If they didn't operate immediately, he would never regain his strength.
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Still, Autopilot continued to operate on that road with cross-traffic.
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The Board and all the real boards operate the same way.
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As against today, when people operate out of research and marketing.
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That might be a more manageable space from which to operate.
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After all, they learned when, why and especially how to operate.
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The measure against Hikvision would operate similarly to Huawei's license requirement.
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The faster that weapons systems can operate, he adds, the better.
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Barges need water to operate, but not this much of it.
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And they won't operate in the dark or in wet conditions.
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She said it did not have a valid license to operate.
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COVID-2292 has affected how Polestar and its parent company operate.
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I mean, do you hope to eventually operate in the U.S.?
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As rural hospitals, they operate on ever shrinking margins of profitability.
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As rural hospitals, they operate on ever shrinking margins of profitability.
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It will ultimately lose the license to operate from key stakeholders.
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They operate with the help of thousands of volunteers and partners.
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After all, this multi-billion dollar industry doesn't operate on charity.
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The Senate is supposed to operate at a greater constitutional distance.
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If the test is negative, it is considered safe to operate.
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The inner workings of IMDb operate somewhat like other crowdsourced databases.
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Libya continues to operate a desert prison for refugees and migrants.
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Over that time, the court will operate with his undeniable imprint.
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The agency insisted it could still "fully" operate under such circumstances.
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But at this point, these sensors operate in tandem with pilots.
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Immigrant chefs of traditional cuisines operate under numerous and varying constraints.
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"It's just a lot cheaper to operate those guns," Christiansen said.
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The pilot program started in the Obama era continues to operate.
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Each of them operate at two or three times their capacity.
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We also noted how easy they are to install and operate.
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WILL CONTINUE TO OPERATE Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Dr. Halzen said he could now operate it from his laptop.
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The farm continues to operate, though it feels a lot quieter.
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Artomatix's team will continue to operate out of their Dublin offices.
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"A refinery needs raw sugar in order to operate," he said.
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Do more to help the towns and cities where you operate.
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Chevron's license to operate in Venezuela despite sanctions expires on Jan.
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Debates operate against expectations and so, from that vantage point, Sen.
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Shaun's team must also operate on a patient who refuses anesthesia.
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"We have no dock to operate from right now," he said.
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Businesses that operate in China have issued warnings of their own.
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It's intended to withstand global disaster and operate without human intervention.
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As such, we operate at the very highest public health standards.
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In dangerous situations the system can "actuate," or operate, the vehicle.
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Gracenote will continue to operate in its headquarters in Emeryville, Calif.
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Russian Railways, which do not operate in Crimea, declined to comment.
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But experts say instability could further erode PDVSA's ability to operate.
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All these buybacks operate in the background of the capital markets.
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The United States could operate with little fear of other players.
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He "did not co-operate with the investigation," according to reports.
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Mr. Morley clearly likes to operate on several fronts at once.
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We have the experience and the technology to operate safely offshore.
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She also opposes arming teachers, including those trained to operate firearms.
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Moderates don't operate from the safety of their ideologically pure galleons.
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Other parts of the federal government operate a little differently, however.
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Should he really be allowed to operate as an independent agent?
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Should he really be allowed to operate as an independent agent?
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However, unfamiliarity with how hotels operate can hinder chances for success.
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Up that would operate on the ground and in the air.
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NH Hotel will operate the hotels at least for 15 years.
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If it is successful, it could change how all stores operate.
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Often, breeders like Fay are issued citations but continue to operate.
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Under the agreement, Credit Karma would operate as a standalone business.
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It costs a fortune to operate, and I think it's crazy.
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It is, however, illegal to operate a tiger farm in Thailand.
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Crucially, they operate against the odds, working from the outside in.
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The miners operate openly without fear that the police will interfere.
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They operate with "covers," or party officials who protect their businesses.
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It can operate in the rain and withstand clouds of dust.
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DraftKings and FanDuel both operate sportsbooks separate from their fantasy offerings.
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Cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin and ethereum operate as distributed computer networks.
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A president who understands and can operate the levers of influence.
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Conversely, the government can operate with brutal efficiency when it wants.
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Child care centers in America operate on incredibly thin profit margins.
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And Chuck is fortunate enough to operate in that elite circle.
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They run a summer camp and built and operate a kindergarten.
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Really, how does a wizarding school operate in the United States?
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They operate deep inside it but are not quite of it.
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The severity of the injury was unknown, so they didn't operate.
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The Carmelites operate another chapel in a mall in Peabody, Mass.
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The Smart cars, though, are safer, cheaper and easier to operate.
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In total, five brands operate out of DoorDash's Redwood City kitchen.
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It's a ray of sunlight in the dark places cybercriminals operate.
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These new teams operate independently of the initial Kiva Systems group.
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To save resources and operate more nimbly, automakers occasionally hook up.
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It remains uncertain how long refineries will operate below normal levels.
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The system will operate under rush-hour service until 9 a.m.
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Few buildings here have addresses, so taxi drivers operate by landmarks.
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What kinds of businesses might be able to operate in space?
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Regular fasting, she suspects, may help our mitochondria operate more efficiently.
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Codementor will continue to operate as a standalone product under Arc.
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It would operate separately, but similarly to, traditional Medicare and Medicaid.
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He is continuing, even as President, to operate it for himself.
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"You clearly need to know how things operate there," he added.
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Among central European neighbors, Hungary and the Czech Republic operate Gripens.
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Kenner said the city was convinced the vehicles would operate safely.
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Companies that operate on a franchise model vigorously opposed the change.
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Teams can have far more users if they operate in segments.
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But it's really the way these spaces are built to operate.
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A surgical blade can only operate a patient at a time.
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In stark contrast, the big four ISPs operate in competitive markets.
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How well will economic incentives and safeguards operate the next time?
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"I operate independently of any governmental bodies," she wrote in November.
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The party's Nevada caucuses also operate similar to their Iowa counterparts.
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Govia will continue to operate trains on the network until 2017.
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More than 6900 percent of schools operate as public charter schools.
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Cardin: 'You can't operate with continuing resolutions' 8:25 a.m. Sen.
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"We operate within the constructs that the countries define," Robbins said.
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Eventually they can no longer afford to operate and close down.
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This was intended to operate for a temporary period through 1999.
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It exemplifies our point that both spaces operate in harmony together.
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We operate in a real-world environment with investors' real dollars.
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Nearly 50 cruise ships operate out of the terminal each year.
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Such clinics can operate under the radar for years, she said.
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But we negotiated a system that allows a market to operate.
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"The stores themselves operate in a legal element," Selander told me.
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But it welcomes foreign companies to operate in China, he said.
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Still, Grace continues to operate, and was taking reservations on Wednesday.
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You ship the feed to the farm, you operate the farm.
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You ship the animals to the slaughterhouse, you operate the slaughterhouse.
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New rules could force the schools to change how they operate.
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" I'm like, "But you kind of operate like a nation state.
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Second, who is going to build, operate and regulate these plants?
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Sharing services like Lime and Bird will need permission to operate.
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Leaving Paris undermines faith in this system to operate as promised.
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You have to own, or rent, a server to operate them.
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How do you operate under the pressure of being called things?
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You can't operate like that when you're at a tech company.
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The question is, who should pay to build and operate it?
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Your book is largely about this tension in which bureaucrats operate.
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They operate as an internal consulting shop for other federal agencies.
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They think they operate on an entirely different plane of thought.
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First, it was a horrendous fuel-guzzler and expensive to operate.
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Rappler has called that ludicrous and continues to operate pending appeal.
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Many continue to operate as Mexican authorities turn a blind eye.
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The plan is to operate everywhere where legal cannabis is allowed.
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Optimism waned after few such firms demonstrated they could operate profitably.
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