Telecoms operators may lose some market share to cable TV operators.
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Operators of fixed-broadband networks are enjoying greater pricing power than mobile operators where competition, with a larger number of operators, can be more intense.
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Female mining machine operators make 124.5% as much as male mining machine operators.
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We work with 10 operators in New York, and we might add another one to two operators, but that's sufficient enough to have operators to service the entire city.
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"It's impacting small operators and big operators," CVS Pharmacy President Kevin Hourican said on the call.
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"I bet they have as many same-sex operators as they do Jewish operators," Libava said.
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I couldn't use our own camera operators because they were actually shooting the operators shooting the scene!
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According to the International Galápagos Tour Operators Association, a group of 35 tour operators, it is both.
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Female stationary engineers and boiler operators make 118.4% as much as male stationary engineers and boiler operators.
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The centre oversees about seven taxi operators and 18 limousine operators, some of which are partly government owned.
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Right now, commercial balloon operators don't need those letters of authorization — but commercial helicopter and airplane operators do.
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Europe's grid operators dealt with a total eclipse in 2015 — an event that American operators have studied thoroughly.
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For operators, television and telco operators will be able to offer Fire TV Edition-powered devices to customers.
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In 1991, seven private tour operators came together to form the International Association of Antarctica Tour Operators (IAATO).
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The more experienced T.A.O. operators devise ways to break into foreign networks; junior operators take over to extract information.
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Female rotary drill and service unit operators make 129.9% as much as male rotary drill and service unit operators.
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And what's fascinating is whatever your views on Macau, the U.S. operators trade at a premium to the Chinese operators.
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In the pre-internet era, radio operators confirmed their contacts by sending "QSL cards" to operators who asked for them.
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His backing comes at a time when bricks-and-mortar operators are ceding market share to more nimble online operators.
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Most of this attention is directed at the operators of exit relays rather than operators of middle and guard relays.
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The real malaise for mall operators set in around 2015 and 2016 as department store operators' struggles were becoming clearer.
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Homendy says that most passengers are protected by stricter regulations laid out in FAA regulations for tour operators and commercial operators.
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"Restaurant operators and hotel operators stocks will continue to slide," said Wong, who is executive director of research at the firm.
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She noticed parallels between the operators and composers, such as the affection former operators described having for the instruments they used.
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The programs, known as zero emissions credits, encourage operators to invest by forcing utilities to buy credits from some nuclear operators.
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Amateur radio operators, or ham radio operators, have stepped up after electricity and cell towers in Hurricane Harvey's path shut off.
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To that end, eGym's customers are gym operators, such as Fitness First, Injoy and Reebok, and those gym operators' own customers.
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Female metal furnace operators, tenders, pourers, and casters make 101.3% as much as male metal furnace operators, tenders, pourers, and casters.
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The U.S. operators are regulated much more than, say, Chinese operators, which are aggressively subsidized by their government rather than regulated.
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Other operators rely on this core network, including pay-TV groups Sky and TalkTalk and mobile operators such as Vodafone and O2.
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They demand mobile operators find new ways to engage and empower them — and Mexico's mobile operators are advancing to make it happen.
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Just under half of these payments, or around $3 billion, went to phone makers, operators and browser operators in the second quarter.
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THERE'S BEEN 6 DEALS IN EUROPE, WE'VE BEEN PART OF 2 OF THEM, WHERE MOBILE OPERATORS AND CABLE OPERATORS ARE COMING TOGETHER.
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LaSalle Investment Management, which rents space to co-working operators in China, said picking the right operators and limiting exposure was crucial.
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"It's important to be in the U.S. and these operators may be bought by bigger operators later on and then they have positioned themselves," said Bengt Nordstrom, head of Stockholm-headquartered consultancy firm Northstream which advises telecom operators and vendors.
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The Albanian Power Exchange will be able to take on as shareholders international energy operators, other transmission operators and also international financial institutions.
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Right now, telephone operators, computer operators and typists are some of the jobs expected to disappear the most within the next few years.
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"The top three operators have benefited from the ongoing consolidation within smaller operators in the past," brokerage Morgan Stanley wrote in a note.
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"Todays order has huge impact on two private operators while most of the other impacted operators have exited the sector," the company said.
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Members of FIN6 could include some operators of the shop or FIN6 could simply be selling stolen data to those operators for resale.
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"Today's order has huge impact on two private operators while most of the other impacted operators have exited the sector," the company said.
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But industry operators said those numbers could have been even bigger had it not been for the action against the "zero dollar" operators.
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Travellers can book journeys with more than 500 European transport operators, including railway companies, bus operators and airlines offering flights within the region.
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Shares of major pipeline operators fell on the ruling, with the Dow Jones index of pipeline operators ending down more than 5 percent.
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Last August the FAA issued sweeping new rules for drone operators, including requiring all drone operators, even hobbyists, to register with the government.
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Female television, video, and film camera operators and editors make 104.7% as much as male television, video, and film camera operators and editors.
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Adding batteries to the mix not only solves those problems, but allows solar power plant operators to sell new services to system operators.
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Euronext operators are divided into five categories defined by EU regulators: investment firms or credit institutions; investment funds; other financial institutions; commercial undertakings; and operators with compliance obligations under 2003/87/EC, which include operators with obligations to hold greenhouse gas emissions permits.
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They also fear operators will put off investment in networks if foreign operators can gain cheap access to their infrastructure and undercut them domestically.
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"We think that small or medium sized operators are going to go bust or be forced to join large operators like us," he said.
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"The great irony could be that the cable operators are better positioned to compete in 5G wireless than the wireless operators themselves," Moffett said.
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Use search operators to narrow things downImage: ScreenshotAs on Google, you can add search operators to your YouTube queries, though they're not widely advertised.
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Euronext operators will be divided into five categories defined by EU regulators: investment firms or credit institutions; investment funds; other financial institutions; commercial undertakings; and operators with compliance obligations under 2003/87/EC, which include operators with obligations to hold greenhouse gas emissions permits.
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When they didn't return 20 minutes later, the operators became worried and contacted other operators in the area to search for them, according to police.
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The bourse statements from the top two operators on Sunday did not mention Zain Saudi by name, but said they might involve "other licensed operators".
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It offers the winner cheap, high quality spectrum in the 700MHz band to build a mobile network that operators and virtual network operators can rent.
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There are just eight ITOs among Europe's 43 grid operators and these ITOs are not allowed to buy stakes in unbundled independent power grid operators.
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Operators can't sell their locations, and they have to obey Chick-fil-A's regulations, which include a rule that operators can't have any other jobs.
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The Asian operators, whose bikes can be parked anywhere after use, have jumped into the market while Paris switches operators for its pioneering Velib scheme.
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Unhappy mobile operators Some top international mobile operators are warning that by shutting Huawei out of 5G networks, countries risk undermining their own tech capabilities.
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Right now, telephone operators, computer operators and typists are some of the jobs expected to disappear most rapidly within the next few years, due to automation.
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Korean media reported China had ordered tour operators in Korean media reported China had ordered tour operators in Beijing to stop selling trips to the country.
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David Wachsmuth, a professor of urban planning at McGill University, found that 12 percent of Airbnb operators in New York are "commercial operators" with multiple listings.
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There, ham operators work shoulder to shoulder with public safety and utility officials to transmit information to other ham operators working with teams in the field.
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Listed warehouse operators for the lead contract are a sub-set of the biggest LME operators; Access World, Steinweg, Henry Bath, Engelhart and Worldwide Warehouse Solutions.
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U.S. travelers to Russia are booking packages with tour operators, and most operators require game tickets to be packaged with hotels and services together, says Jenkins.
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Image via The Operators Image via The Operators Neil Devani and Tim Hsia created The Operators after seeing and hearing too many heady, philosophical podcasts about the future of tech, and not enough attention on the practical day-to-day work that makes it all happen.
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The World Association of Nuclear Operators (WANO) connects all 115 nuclear power plant operators in 34 countries in order to facilitate the exchange of experience and expertise.
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"Having all these terminal operators as sort of independent operators complicates J.F.K. and makes it more difficult than any other airport in the country," Mr. LaHood said.
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"Since the end of 2014 and beginning of 2015, betting operators — in particular online betting operators — have started to take markets on the lower-level Futures," Willerton said.
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A bevy of changes include new touchscreens for the operators that are supposed to be less distracting and a driver monitoring system with cameras to detect distracted operators.
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"NTSB has been pushing to get the operators and for the FAA to require those operators to incorporate those lessons we've learned from commercial airline crashes," Weiss said.
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Tax changes have negatively impacted operators, with the increase of machine games duty and the new POC tax denting profits over the last few years for all operators.
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"Travel agency stocks as well as rail road operators, hotel operators and airline stocks may be bought when we have more news about rising tourism demand," Takahashi said.
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Operating headwinds faced by skilled nursing operators have been a focal point after announcements related to fourth quarter 212000 (4807123Q212001) performance at some of the industry's largest operators.
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GLI also pointed out that operators can adjust this algorithm via the game settings menu, where operators can set the game's "Chance Level" anywhere between 1 and 10.
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Lumos is coming to the market and partnering with mobile operators at the exact moment that operators are facing a challenge of growing revenues and maintaining customer loyalty.
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If anything, though, tanker operators have been disappointed that prices have not risen even higher; in late 2018, the operators were able to charge about $50,000 a day.
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French telecoms operators have made "hefty investment efforts and are now in a position to operate in a market with four operators," Soriano said in the newspaper interview.
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And operators don't build equity in the business: Chick-fil-A owns every restaurant, meaning that operators can't sell their location or pass it on to the next generation.
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As drones become more prolific, safety is paramount and operations like Skyward will increasingly become more in demand as operators, and providers of operators, look to insure their operations.
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These include well-known operators such as G Adventures, Contiki, and Collette, and hundreds of specialty operators that otherwise would rely purely on local agents and word of mouth.
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Western Union said there was strong competition in the market coming from digital operators, mobile operators, mail and courier services, prepaid cards, travel cards as well as ATM transfers.
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"They could see, in real-time, what the operators were seeing on their screens and could manipulate the system," the report read, and observe how operators responded to requests.
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The agreements provide a shield of secrecy for lodging operators that prevents their discovery by public agencies and creates a de facto tax and regulatory haven for those operators.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Mobile operators Vodafone and Orange
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As a report by the GSMA, a trade organisation for mobile network operators, recently argued, content is the "natural next move for telecoms operators" with pay-TV "a clear opportunity".
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"However, we do not rule out cooperation between operators for the 700 MHz band on the basis of voluntary decisions of individual operators," it said in an e-mailed statement.
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Many of these local casino operators have been publicly jockeying for a licence, with analysts and executives speculating that the government may permit additional licences to the existing six operators.
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As Beijing's plan is to promote entry of broadcasting and telecoms operators into each other's business, it may only be a matter of time that telecoms operators get IPTV licences.
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The rise of ride-hailing apps has sparked protests and legal action around the world from traditional taxi operators, who see the new operators as a threat to their livelihoods.
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Many of these local casino operators have been publicly jockeying for a license, with analysts and executives speculating that the government may permit additional licenses to the existing six operators.
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Its comments were echoed by telecoms lobby group GSMA, which includes 300 operators worldwide, while the European Telecommunications Network Operators Association emphasized the importance of a fact-based and harmonized policy.
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Mundt also called for network operators to open up their networks on a fair and non-discriminatory basis to third parties such as service providers and virtual mobile network operators (MVNOs).
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At the very least, the number of "mobile virtual network operators" will grow rapidly: these rent and combine services from other operators to target certain groups of consumers, such as immigrants.
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Statoil was the biggest winner in the latest round with 31 licenses, including 17 lead operators, while Aker BP came in second with 23 licenses, of which 14 were lead operators.
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Its comments were echoed by telecoms lobby group GSMA, which includes 300 operators worldwide, while the European Telecommunications Network Operators Association emphasised the importance of a fact-based and harmonised policy.
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After Iowa's caucus reporting system crashed with about 80 phone operators in Des Moines earlier this month, Nevada had 200 operators on site at the Rio Convention Center in Las Vegas.
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Some argue that the market underappreciates that A class mall operators and B and C class mall operators all have very similar tenant bases, in spite of being in different locations.
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Japan started to require cryptocurrency exchange operators to register with the government only in April 2017, allowing pre-existing operators such as Coincheck to continue offering services ahead of formal registration.
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Critics have also said VOI and other operators could face the fate of Asian bike operators GoBee and Mobike, which crashed out of Europe due to price wars, vandalism and regulation.
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Operators in the sector include Rainbow Rare Earths Ltd .
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" The agency refers to them as "curbside bus operators.
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FRANKFURT, July 6 (Reuters) - * Germany's Federal Network Agency on Wednesday released proposed lower fee levels to be charged by German power network operators from 2019 and by gas network operators from 2018.
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Mr Ramirez's current campaign is against "ambulance chasers"—lawyers and other unscrupulous operators who tempt seafarers into launching spurious injury claims against ship operators and then pocket the bulk of the damages.
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Unlike some cable and satellite operators, many incumbent operators do not have a legacy pay-TV base to protect from the arrival of online subscription-based platforms such as Netflix and Amazon.
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Critics of the plan said it did not work as well on the subway because, unlike bus operators, subway operators are responsible for maintaining traffic signals and the tracks trains ride on.
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For example, if a utility finds itself without enough operators to manage a power plant, it could conceivably borrow trained operators from another company to make sure the power plant stays online.
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The recently-released study conducted by the DoD Biotechnologies for Health and Human Performance Council predicts that special operators, pilots, drone operators, and intelligence personnel could be using neural implants by 2030.
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The report said smart grid technology would enable distribution network operators to move from a passive role to being responsible for balancing energy flows, effectively becoming system operators at a local level.
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Initially, that was the result of hard bargaining between operators and service companies, but over the last three years, operators have employed new technology and processes to drive down costs more sustainably.
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While operators like Sands have tried to accelerate the transition to the mass market segment, they are also increasing the proportion of high rollers they lend to directly rather than through junket operators.
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Neither the promisingly named "Nightmare" nor the waves of Military Operators (effectively just laser-equipped versions of the same Medical and Engineering Operators you've battled for the whole game) really provide interesting challenges.
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"Gary and Dave are our camera A and B operators and they are FANTASTIC fantastic humans," Ridley, 24, says in the caption of her photo while beaming alongside the camera operators she praises.
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Unlike other large food retailers, Makro's target customers are operators, eg traditional retailers; distributors; hotels, restaurants and catering operators (HORECA) and institutional customers, which represented about 75% of its total revenue in 2015.
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Virtual network operators do not own the networks they use to provide communications services but instead lease capacity from conventional operators, usually paying them a percentage of their revenue as well as fees.
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These include how and where network operators will deploy vast numbers of new base stations, the lack of clear business case for operators, and consumers' willingness to upgrade their smartphones, CCS Insight said.
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Operating headwinds faced by skilled nursing operators in general have been a focal point year-to-date after announcements related to fourth quarter 2015 (4Q15) performance at some of the industry's largest operators.
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This value can be shared with mobile operators through the one-off gains from a tower sale and contracts where rental costs are reduced as the number of operators sharing those towers increases.
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Operators with the best network coverage might be reluctant to share networks or sell towers if this allowed smaller operators to quickly close the gap in terms of LTE coverage and network quality.
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But ultimately Rocket Lab's customers are all small satellite operators.
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Shareholders in the big American operators had a different take.
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And Edwards is among the very best operators in cyber.
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Operators must spray rings of bug repellent around their cameras.
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In our hedge fund, we're actually long the Chinese operators.
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Shares of private prison operators dropped following Warren's released remarks.
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Other operators in the country include China's Ofo and Mobike.
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The new parking rules will help operators find more bikes.
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The sites and their operators were destroyed by the onslaught.
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The ride's operators could not immediately be reached for comment.
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Operators have the potential to eliminate that layer of complexity.
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They will be able to regulate themselves without human operators.
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What happens when cities also start to hire bikeshare operators?
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Foreign operators are expected to line up to build them.
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Hotpot stocks led declines among restaurant operators amid coronavirus fears.
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Uber's new tool seems more geared to AV operators specifically.
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The four are the alleged owners and operators of Mugshots.
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Vodafone Idea and Bharti Airtel are the two private operators.
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Vodafone Idea and Bharti Airtel are the two private operators.
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The company currently has a network of 1,100 licensed operators.
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Lines and networks failed, and some operators received severe shocks.
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All told, at least eight major operators are courting Osaka.
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All of these operators need to get wise to that.
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The museum's operators, not the board, are leading this charge.
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The operators' priority is to increase passenger numbers and revenue.
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For some operators it could take up to a year.
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Both are the largest telecom operators in their respective markets.
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It is a massive setup with seats for 36 operators.
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But this approach requires operators themselves to implement the technology.
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Fleet operators will know a great deal about their riders.
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In the Duplex system, experienced operators act as the instructors.
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Activists also alerted pipeline operators before shutting down the lines.
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But the operators cannot deal with all the cyclists' concerns.
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Operators say scrutinising winners is necessary to help prevent fraud.
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Regional airlines and operators of charter flights have suffered most.
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Slot machine operators criticised the higher taxation on their segment.
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Yet in private, cable operators freely admit to military pressure.
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Tour operators say more than 36,000 jobs are at stake.
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Our country's special operators are superbly entrepreneurial polymaths of violence.
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The operators had refused to pay as of late Wednesday.
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But talented operators like this come from fairly ordinary backgrounds.
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Also, it's possible for drone operators to bypass DJI's geofencing.
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We still don't know how many park operators are hosts.
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Having multiple stock market operators is common in the region.
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Russian telecoms operators MTS, VimpelCom and Tele2 declined to comment.
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One of the top operators is Vodafone Plc's India subsidiary.
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So why do the operators of those wells keep pumping?
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Two operators and two contractors were injured, the sources said.
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" While it was important to pursue "rogue operators like Backpage.
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Harrah's was formerly one of the world's largest casino operators.
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And that's music to the ears of Australian tour operators.
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The merged operators might invest more in faster 5G networks.
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Obama is swarmed by stylists, staffers, and countless camera operators.
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Indian telecom operators are finally feeling the need for speed.
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Allowing so few operators was intended to bring other boons.
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Major hotel booking site operators include U.S. companies Expedia, Booking.
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Schemes to help identify drone operators are planned in Europe.
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Professional operators also have a sharper incentive to act responsibly.
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"Mom and pop" charter operators are not getting squeezed out.
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Mr. White turned more schools over to charter school operators.
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Those operators used to require a degree in quantum physics.
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It's already home to several vibrant satellite operators, including SES.
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Operators can also apply for nighttime flights under the rule.
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This has caused problems for operators of the electric grid.
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The company provides leasing and marketing software for multifamily operators.
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Even in Karnataka — India's IT capital — local operators are miffed.
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During that time, callers to 230 operators begged for help.
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Moments later, spacecraft operators lost contact with its communications systems.
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Operators are encouraged to work with local organizations and charities.
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Operators say there's serious evidence of burnout in the ranks.
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Local authorities and port operators were not available for comment.
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MI) and the other operators in the country, Vodafone (VOD.
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There were approximately 1,200 Delta Force operators as of 2017.
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Counterpoint suggests that cellphone operators want to drive this trend.
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Swedbank uses an AI personal assistant instead of call operators.
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The travel website operators Priceline Group and Expedia also fell.
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Grid operators adjust to them, not the other way around.
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How to communicate between operators, how to design the screens.
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And for a new obligation on operators deemed uncooperative — i.e.
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Dober is one of many stateside operators manning the airwaves.
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Grid operators have asked businesses to reduce demand when possible.
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His proposal has received little support from local housing operators.
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The county is seeking proposals from potential investors and operators.
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"But that will use more fuel!" helicopter operators will say.
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The operators did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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Operators can request exemptions, which would require a public hearing.
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Yet the operators of Schlitterbahn Waterpark of Kansas City, Kan.
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Commercial operators have been fined as much as $183 million.
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Now, the shelter operators say, that cooperation has become fraught.
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The shutdown overlapped with a conference of multinational mobile operators.
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The company has, however, sold equipment to Australian cellular operators.
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N), and hospital operators such as HCA Healthcare inc (HCA.
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The remaining miners made common cause with the coal operators.
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We've learned about international expansion the hard way as operators.
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Of the agony that decision makers or operators go through.
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She ended up doing the work of six radio operators.
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Image via The Operators Mark Kang, Neil Devanie, Stephanie Hsiung.
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Otherwise, better solutions are in the hands of the operators.
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He says he doesn't want camera operators distracting the witnesses.
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Cho is accused of being one of those 18 operators.
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The people I work with are all experienced restaurant operators.
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The third investigation focused on tour operators Kuoni, REWE REGRP.
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These and other operators say previously announced trips will run.
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The move will hit American casino operators in the region.
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Wynn has more at stake than other major casino operators.
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The same nine operators have held those contracts since 2200.
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I consider the F.A.A. a lobbying group for airport operators.
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Organizers were pleading with the camera operators to back off.
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Franchise operators think that menu innovation is the way forward.
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But budget facilities and tour operators have been harder hit.
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The increase in electricity demand gives grid operators more options.
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Depressed prices are forcing some operators to cut capital spending.
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The Russian operators' connections with the Russian government remain unclear.
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With the new launches, operators aim to attract new travelers.
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Mobile operators will also change codes in the coming months.
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But many other small farm operators are giving up completely.
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The intense competition has left many smaller grocery operators flailing.
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The motivation of the drone operator, or operators, was unclear.
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The operators did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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Existing operators may not invest a lot of money to keep up production after the government decides to invite bids from new investors, which could take longer than negotiating with existing operators, he added.
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The CEO of Blackstone's massive office portfolio called for landlords and operators to adapt "purposeful proptech," for example, saying the tech should attract or retain customers, or else help real estate operators cut costs.
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BRUSSELS, March 2 (Reuters) - The European Commission said on Monday that it had opened an in-depth investigation into aid for the operators of France's Beziers airport and agreements between the operators and Ryanair.
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The tokens issued in the ICO would be utilized by VIP junket operators, which are middlemen who act as facilitators for the multi-billion dollar casinos, by offering credit on behalf of casino operators.
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Arizona's investigation showing the company has been lax in protecting children in its care highlights the government's fraught reliance on shelter operators — and the power those operators have, even in the face of failures.
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The best deals tend to be offered by hotels and tour operators, Smith says, so it's worth keeping an eye on tour operators like Intrepid Travel, G Adventures, and Travel Talk Tours for discounts, too.
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In the event that these layoffs materialize, though, employees at every tier of the hierarchy would be hypothetically affected, from the CEO and CFO to cooks, hard candy makers, truck operators, machine operators and attendants.
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Both operators must pay 200 million patacas ($25 million) each for the extension, which brings the expiry date for their casino operations in line with those of Macau's other four casino operators, the government said.
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The government said both operators must pay 200 million patacas ($25 million) each for the extension, which brings the expiry date for their casino operations in line with those of Macau's other four casino operators.
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There are no foreign operators, although Transdev is 34 percent owned by Germany's Rethmann, Canadian pension fund CDPQ has a 30 percent stake in Keolis and some of the private operators also have foreign shareholders.
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Unlike operators of some other big United States airports, such as Boston Logan International, the Port Authority had ceded much of the responsibility for loading and unloading planes to the private operators of Kennedy's terminals.
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All of which could well just push operators to seek alternatives.
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The policies among pay-TV operators, programmers and streaming services vary.
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And I feel that Blue Wave is the same for Operators.
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This has been achieved despite increased regulatory constraints affecting all operators.
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Other department store operators including J.C. Penney Co Inc also tumbled.
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Elevator operators stood by the "Senators Only" elevators, waiting for riders.
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LME warehouse operators have always offered incentives to attract more metal.
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Commercial operators also are restricted to flying only during daylight hours.
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Companies will still need to monitor their vehicles with remote operators.
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Truck operators don't buy vehicles for their looks or fancy features.
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Here's one quick example of a reform grid operators could make.
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He allegedly told 911 operators that he had decapitated his mother.
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The network operators can't just rip out their routers and switches.
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Last month, the four alleged co-owners and operators of Mugshots.
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"We are talking to the operators about their needs," he said.
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New currency is generated as a reward to the computer operators.
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Shares in France's four telecom operators were down in early trading.
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But Mastercard said department store operators have been performing better online.
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Because the terminal operators don't want the ships to stay there.
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We also welcome Jio's call to leading operators to work together.
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More than 100 operators are estimated to be based in Israel.
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"There's blood all over the house," the woman told 911 operators.
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Police notified Lime and other scooter operators about the damaged devices.
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UK-based Vodafone owns majority stakes in dozens of operators globally.
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Costello and tour operators are hoping to see another advance soon.
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The operators did not detail what the new grid could cost.
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These operators offer the most basic service for the lowest fares.
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She also works with the administrative staff, matching operators to clients.
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The infamous SS7 networks used by mobile operators to interoperate, e.g.
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Wi-Fi is cheaper, because 5G operators would charge for data.
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Just like cable operators, Internet service providers deliver content to consumers.
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But some Duplex calls are placed by human operators at Google.
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This is a headache for the operators of public-transport systems.
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A full list of advanced operators can also be found here.
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Fleet and commercial operators could be most impacted by this vision.
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Additionally, it seems likely that operators are not reporting some incidents.
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Unless such flexibility is added, grid operators eventually must "curtail," i.e.
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Operators of the beer-chuggers' chariots successfully challenged a previous ban.
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Andrews sued the operators of a Nashville Marriott for $75 million.
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Money-transfer operators point out that they also incur heavy costs.
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Comcast's move into eye control is fairly unique among cable operators.
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Closures of blast and electric arc furnace (EAF) operators are ongoing.
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Elsewhere, online operators continue to operate freely, and are effectively unregulated.
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"The situation is very bad for us taxi operators," Singh said.
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Some operators were unaware that they were city-designated cooling centers.
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But the operators are continuing to listen out just in case.
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Operators do not have to learn a new set of controls.
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The steady payouts from cable and satellite operators are looking shakier.
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The site's operators began preparing for a rumble with the Feds.
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Several drone operators have been prosecuted and are now serving time.
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Telecoms operators have strong operating cash flow to fund network upgrades.
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SPLRCR rose 0.15 percent on Tuesday but mall operators were down.
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Pendolino trains have been sold to 12 operators in 12 countries.
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Daily fantasy sports operators could ultimately benefit from regulation, Cuban said.
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From this betting pool, operators would generate $1.8 billion in revenue.
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These are known as Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) in the jargon.
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True, having three rather than four mobile operators could raise prices.
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The mobile-telecoms operators are not doing much to promote innovation.
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Local and independent operators are often really hard to find online.
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Telecommunications operators were also laggards, with Zain Saudi dropping 1.2 percent.
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Tour operators say charter flights will begin taking off again soon.
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However, higher prices could encourage U.S. shale operators to increase drilling.
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The bodies of four of their operators have washed ashore lately.
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This job category includes slub ber machine and drawing frame operators.
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Switchboard operators (including answering services) are projected to decline by 19.9%
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And if it could, then why bring in private school operators?
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Factories may be more automated, but the machines still need operators.
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Visit had been confirmed with local operators for over a week.
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Some travel operators are using Black Friday to benefit good causes.
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Casino operators typically refrain from disclosing details of their security policies.
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Operators were punished for speeding, but not recognized for good performance.
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Making more mid-band spectrum available to 2202G operators is critical.
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European operators, though, have at least three good reasons to object.
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Network operators want and need to deploy 2628G in urban areas.
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C: Did you want to move away from the junket operators?
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The [casino] operators themselves kind of don't know what will happen.
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It's also proposing licensed civilian operators receive training every two years.
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It is unsafe bus operators that directly equate to unsafe travel.
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The threat posed by payment operators is of a different hue.
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And amateur radio operators deserve a spot in the spectrum, too.
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And finally, grid operators have to deal with rapid ramps, i.e.
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These visits involve interviews with operators and visits to the facilities.
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You can also use search operators like AND, OR and NOT.
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Yet shares of publicly traded hospital operators rallied along with insurers.
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SO, WE'RE SHORT ACTUALLY A NUMBER OF THE FAST FOOD OPERATORS.
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We believe that owner/operators are the backbone to this system.
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Huawei works with all three of China's state-run telecom operators.
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"This might be something full-service operators also implement," Topper says.
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There are 8,850 subway and streetcar operators employed in the US.
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The videos rarely reveal the human operators who guide the machines.
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But the operators are already considering going further, Ms. Glen said.
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Operators crammed bunk beds into tiny rooms and blocked fire exits.
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After 7003, Al Qaeda's most lethal operators largely fled to Pakistan.
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Isn't it time to bid out subway expansion to private operators?
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"The public deserves alert operators," said the chairman, Robert L. Sumwalt.
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Cable operators pay you lots of money for licensing your content.
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To wield influence, Russian online operators must first build an audience.
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The fleet operators then take a cut of the driver's cut.
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Once camera operators have gained experience, their assignments can get tougher.
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Buggy operators do not need a driver's license or vehicle insurance.
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We have made it too easy for these crypto operators now.
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The concern is reflected in the stocks of movie theater operators.
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They have a phenomenal global network of entrepreneurs, operators and investors.
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Elsewhere on the market, local airline operators and retailers fell sharply.
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Instead, the female characters here are furniture or bouncing, pink operators.
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Airlines and cruise operators continued to slump on crippled travel demand.
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Grid operators are already casting an eye toward the next eclipse.
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The case is seen as Beijing's warning to foreign gambling operators.
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Others are independent operators who found their voices in the medium.
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Operators are using technology to save on staff costs, as well.
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So did casino operators such as MGM China and Sands China.
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Meanwhile, some big store operators returned to piles of wet merchandise.
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"Our plow operators have been working since Christmas Eve," he said.
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Telecom operators warn restrictions on Huawei technology could have wide ramifications.
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Police and CCTV-operators have been trained to identify suspicious behavior.
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And war is brewing between venue operators and anti-gambling factions.
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Most tour operators I spoke to remained confident it would not.
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It sounds like you're selling a lot of gear to operators.
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Hattersley said the victims were power house operators, machinists, and electricians.
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Shared-space operators are all hoping to sign up large corporations.
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At factories, they need more machine operators than they need watchmakers.
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But that wasn't true for many of Japan's golf course operators.
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Drugmakers surged while shares of airlines, cinema and casino operators slumped.
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The aggressive approach strained Kempczinski's relationship with operators, according to Hottovy.
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To date, only French and German operators have secured 700MHz licences.
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The board also said Uber lacked appropriate oversight for vehicle operators.
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We've streamlined those processes and become a model for other operators.
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Singapore currently has 55 licensed suppliers and 53 bunker craft operators.
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The company advised customers to contact holiday operators to be rebooked.
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Most Signal Corps operators returned home after the majority of men.
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Your operators can't deliver as many SMS as we're sending out.
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Operators may have to release more water earlier in the year.
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China's three biggest airline operators all dropped sharply in Hong Kong.
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In fact, many grid operators have already learned lessons from 85033.
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Tugboat operators were not consulted, and it's easy to see why.
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The hard part is convincing satellite operators to get on board.
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It's hard to imagine traditional work-truck operators flocking to Tesla.
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In the meantime, operators have few ways to hedge their bets.
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Instead, head to the Corniche and bargain with the dhow operators.
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The biggest operators include Lime, Bird and Jump, operated by Uber.
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The agency released its rules for commercial drone operators on Aug.
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Operators have until May 28 to fully comply with the request.
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So now grid operators no longer have to supply total demand.
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British special forces operators also continued to mentor Yemen's intelligence agencies.
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This combination — strong demand and weak supply — has spelled good news for drivers: The Bureau of Labor Statistics' employment data shows that transportation and material-moving occupations — crane operators, tractor operators, gas station operators and hand packagers — boast an unemployment rate of 4.7% in the past year, the lowest since 2000 when the BLS started tracking consistent and comparable data for these occupations.
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By Jim Christie Energy & Exploration Partners Inc is joining other bankrupt energy producers in arguing its contracts with midstream operators can be rejected in Chapter 11, which could create a potential "domino effect" for pipeline operators.
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But initial approval is likely to be granted to operators of specific robotaxi fleets, rather than vendors of particular vehicles, suggests Mr Levenstam, because fleet operators will monitor all vehicles closely to ensure and maintain safety.
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The pipeline operators considered the contracts to contain covenants that "run with the land," and the operators compared them to a deed restriction that might limit the height of a building, and which binds future owners.
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For instance, ham operators riding with police use radios tuned to the special broadcast frequencies to transmit calls to other ham operators hunkered down at the command centers with officers, who in turn respond with orders.
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By cutting out smaller operators, Rockefeller and Morgan were able to effectively set prices for oil or steel and then defend their monopoly by using their influence over shippers, rail operators, miners, politicians and construction companies.
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The Indian Supreme Court last month said telecom operators must pay the pending amount to the government within three months, putting at risk the operations of leading operators such as Vodafone Idea Ltd and Bharti Airtel.
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Ericsson has signed 10 contracts for 5G with operators in countries including the United States, Britain, Australia and Switzerland, Ekholm said, but still faces challenges in Europe around the large number of operators and high spectrum fees.
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It offers the winner cheap use of high quality spectrum in the 700MHz band and a 20-year public-private partnership contract to build a 4G LTE mobile network that operators and virtual network operators can rent.
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The GSMA said it was assembling a task force of European operators to identify ways to enhance existing testing regimes run by individual operators, by third-party laboratories or in partnership with 3GPP, the 5G standardization body.
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While politicians were quick to proclaim the end of roaming charges, some mobile service operators warned that the wholesale caps were still too high, which would force smaller operators to limit their 'roam like at home' offers.
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NOAA satellites can tell these operators not just that it's probably going to rain, but how much it's probably going to rain, allowing dam operators to let out the appropriate amount of water and prevent damaging floods.
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Market Consolidation, M&A Risk: We expect some industry consolidation due to ongoing intense competition, especially in the mobile segment; this segment has five operators that face still-high investment requirements and the smaller operators are unprofitable.
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The GSMA said it was assembling a task force of European operators to identify ways to enhance existing testing regimes run by individual operators, by third-party laboratories or in partnership with 3GPP, the 5G standardisation body.
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But when so many men are so mediocre, the deck is stacked in favor of operators who can manipulate consumers, giving those buyers the illusion of finery rather than the reality of quality—operators like, well, Trump.
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In December, Business Insider published a troubling report about a large cash-flow gap between black franchise operators and their white counterparts, who out-sell black operators by hundreds of thousands of dollar a year on average.
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In many western European markets, smaller fixed networks and cable operators often have some mobile subscribers through MVNO agreements, while mobile-network only operators have sub-scale fixed customer bases from local loop unbundling and wholesale agreements.
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The NRC has mainly focused on trying to ensure U.S. operators are ready to respond by mandating installation of FLEX gear, so that plant operators are equipped to race against a potential meltdown scenario triggered by flooding.
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It was a hot house for the creative ideas that became Operators.
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And the writing process with Operators at the time was pretty intense.
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According to Enview, its software can help energy operators address these issues.
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The country's three mobile operators - Vodafone Egypt , Orange, and Etisalat - acquired licences.
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Some mobile network operators will do well out of the new deal.
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In Britain, low-cost operators include Pure Gym, EastGym and Anytime Fitness.
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Dozens of private operators offer cloud computing services to businesses and individuals.
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N, which is pushing department store operators to cut back on promotions.
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Mountain regions saw significantly more, to the delight of ski resort operators.
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Not all operators own both fixed and mobile networks with national coverage.
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Other targets included three different telecoms operators, all based in Southeast Asia.
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The problem for consumers and operators is that scams work, Quilici said.
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In Britain, Samsung is working with mobile operators and their retail outlets.
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Renewable energy advocates cheered FERC's decision to seek feedback from grid operators.
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It's a costly logistical operation that significantly reduces profits for the operators.
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Operators must be at least 16 and have a remote pilot certificate.
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We reached out to the major UK mobile network operators for comment.
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The deal hopes to combine the first and third largest drugstore operators.
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The reservoir's operators have been releasing water at maximum levels since Jan.
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"There are a lot of Mickey Mouse operators out there," he said.
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In the theater, camera operators swirl as Olga readies drinks and snacks.
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The conflict has meant tough choices for mobile operators building 5G networks.
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Contracts can hold Bridge—and other operators—accountable for improving kids' learning.
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Casino executives and junket operators attributed the surge to the diplomatic row.
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Those include small satellite operators Planet and Spire, as well as NASA.
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Heavy-equipment operators will still be needed to work on other equipment.
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They're relatively cheap (Xnor's model costs $10), and more convenient for operators.
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Now mobile-network operators and their financial partners are rushing into lending.
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They would rather trust the shady operators who at least deliver something.
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The company also owns a network of tour operators in the country.
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SA) and toll road operators including Ecorodovias Infraestrutura e Logistica SA (ECOR3.
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It could also force utility operators to include ratepayers in more decisions.
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Fares have risen as the public subsidy provided to operators has fallen.
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It offers connectivity and infrastructure for the wireless industry and cable operators.
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Current operators of both types are slowly retiring them from their fleets.
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They can't be turned on and off, or "dispatched," by grid operators.
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However, vessel operators are adding price surcharges to freight contracts, it said.
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Current operators of the A220 can now be found on four continents.
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The facility operators sought to change the site's designation to begin tours.
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Fleet operators looking to keep costs low are a different audience altogether.
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Companies striking deals recently have included pipeline operators American Midstream Partners AMID.
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But the lab has also programmed the robot to "trust" certain operators.
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They offer accuracy that human machine tool operators are unable to achieve.
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Read the NTSB letter Surprisingly, there aren't that many commercial balloon operators.
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Any search keywords (or to: and from: operators) can be added too.
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There are some 30 operators deploying bike-sharing services since mid-2016.
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"But we, the operators, feel it is our duty," he told CNN.
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Its operators aborted the mission before losing complete control of the probe.
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Before the race, the drone's operators were fairly cocky about their chances.
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And when they leak, operators can at least clean up fairly quickly.
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It also operates big "mining pools", to which smaller operators can connect.
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Activity was thin with many operators attending an industry conference in Geneva.
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Such clearing is currently based largely in London at operators like LCH.
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The country's three mobile operators - Vodafone Egypt, Orange and Etisalat - acquired licenses.
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Brottes said the power system operators were calling for prudence and pragmatism.
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Critics warn that operators could face similar issues as bike-sharing businesses.
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He added that NBTC had given operators too little time to decide.
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Fear and loathing are reflexive responses to the internet among newspaper operators.
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Three other storage operators also said their LSFO tanks were fully leased.
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Private operators will only undertake projects if they promise a revenue stream.
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Some operators extract soil legally, said Michael Chideme, Harare's corporate communications manager.
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Operators believe that ferries will always have a role providing extra capacity.
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Loomis is one of the world's largest operators of professional bullion vaults.
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The camera operators, who were your eyes on a basically live show.
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We're bringing together these independent operators to create our own virtual fleet.
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Colby said the subsidiary thoroughly vets GAC operators and monitors their work.
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As mobile operators, we also had a responsibility to fight this fraud.
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That, Cichy said, signalled the end of a price war between operators.
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Chinese operators Ctrip and Qunar were accepting bookings to Korea on Friday.
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Rather, it is the smaller-scale operators that are most at risk.
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On top of this, technology firms and mobile operators are supporting adblockers.
|
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And that's why the safety operators are still there, for those moments.
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Inside the power plant, the system operators didn't know what to do.
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It develops software inhouse, which Nav Canada sells to other ATC operators.
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For public safety, operators need to be able to fly at night.
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American operators are targeting Iranians as well, Yahoo News reported on Friday.
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The operators have until the first week of August to submit responses.
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Three British tour operators have cancelled all bookings to Tunisia until November.
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Some fast-food operators see higher minimum wages as a major positive.
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Big operators only account for roughly 16% of the market, Yan says.
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Conoco said the budget raise reflected higher spending on third-party operators.
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There are so many units held by commercial operators, not individual tenants.
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Even the owners and operators of the Harvey Mine admit as much.
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In each case, the number of operators would have fallen to three.
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Ms Vestager is not alone in doubting the magic of three operators.
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Tour operators report a sharp drop in the number of Chinese tourists.
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And that's why everybody, in particular economic operators, needs to be prepared.
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Some of its operators use an AR system with Google Glass headsets.
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Operators also have other layers of risk management, including people entering data.
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The cap will likely influence the size of investment by casino operators.
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These include low-cost operators Lion Air of Indonesia and India's Spicejet.
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In other parts of Juchitan, operators used heavy machinery to clear roads.
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Companies could benefit by hiring operators in developing countries, saving on wages.
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"The operators answer calls 12 consecutive hours a day," he told CNN.
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That includes rural Americans and independent operators that compete against farm cooperatives.
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Rivals include national telecom operators and global computer and management consulting firms.
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Regional grid operators condemned the proposal, and FERC rejected the proposal outright.
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TUI's business includes tour operators, travel agencies, airlines, hotels and cruise lines.
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Each of the kingdom's operators are looking to boost their earnings though.
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Charter plane operators estimated 24 flights would have cost $300,000, Politico reported.
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The offer is bold given the backlash against Britain's private rail operators.
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Charter plane operators estimated 24 flights would have cost $400,000, Politico reported.
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In regulated states, operators recoup expenses through costs passed on to ratepayers.
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This left British Airways and Air France as the plane's only operators.
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Government operators hack into the networks of foreign governments all the time.
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Mero TechnologiesMero Technologies is an "internet-of-things" company for building operators.
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And, its success can be directly tied to its army of operators.
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Chick-fil-A only allows franchise operators to open a single location.
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In previous flexible-office consolidations, smaller operators were acquired by larger ones.
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Feedlot operators sometimes are reluctant to bring in animals in those conditions.
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Leaders must take steps build break periods into operators' careers, he said.
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In the UK, operators including Vodafone and Three have launched FWA services.
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Coal traders and ship operators cited several reasons for the loading delays.
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Prawit Wongsuwan, blamed Chinese tour operators in Phuket for the deadly accident.
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The license fee Iowa operators pay is $45,000, and $10,000 to renew.
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UK telecoms operators generally have shown a good propensity to drive efficiencies.
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ANODE includes Direct Energie, Engie, Italy's Eni and dozens of smaller operators.
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Macau accounts for a substantial portion of U.S. casino operators' annual revenue.
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The selloff in the company's shares also weighed on other mall operators.
|
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FlyNYON was one of the first operators to capitalize on the genre.
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"Different states impose different requirements for amusement park ride operators," Oehmke said.
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The company has denied this, citing Indonesian law on independent taxi operators.
|
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Mission scientists and operators gave Cassini this fiery send-off on purpose.
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Three sources said Iraqis had been trained in Iran as missile operators.
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This pass-through for independent operators may heavily impact the brokerage business.
|
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The company has been expanding its relationships with new charter school operators.
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But the question is how many operators the customer wants to use.
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The Shenzhen-based company does business with all three Chinese telecom operators.
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The Rohrabacher-Blumenauer Amendment keeps Sessions and other rogue operators in check.
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To avoid damage, the operators were choking the wells back, reducing revenues.
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Entry and fee adjustments for commercial tour operators have also been proposed.
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These words become clandestine operators poking out from Jones's simple color schemes.
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A few operators such as Buffalo Tours will even directly book customers.
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Yet among policymakers and operators alike, the sense of futility is palpable.
|
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H.H.S. has hired forensic accountants to review the finances of shelter operators.
|
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It is in discussions with airports, stadium operators and other commercial companies.
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Participating in the scam could net operators thousands of dollars in kickbacks.
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Like classrooms and conferences, many travel operators are going virtual, including spas.
|
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Train operators apologize when their trains are seconds late — or even early.
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One option the operators can try is cutting production to support prices.
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Only four system operators will have access to the red cube data.
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Teleo: Retrofits existing construction equipment to allow operators to control them remotely.
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I paced around our position, anxiously asking the radio operators for updates.
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Still, some visitors are hanging back, hotel owners and tour operators said.
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The cable cars didn't have closed cabs that separated operators from riders.
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Operators are adjusting by creating more reasons for visitors to stay longer.
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Then the city began trying to shut down illegal operators with injunctions.
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Amazon said it expects its delivery operators to comply with the law.
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Both exchange operators have said the formal talks began in January 2016.
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That makes it key for both device makers and wireless network operators.
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Additionally, operators are tasked with managing safety programs, invoicing and other paperwork.
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Why not cut out distributors completely by going straight to multiplex operators?
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With this type of model, charging companies charge operators based on usage.
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Singapore will initially have two types of 5G network operators, IMDA said.
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Aged-care home operators Japara Healthcare Ltd and Regis Healthcare both fell.
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The company looks at Operators as the problem instead of the solution.
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This helps power companies and grid operators reduce strain on the grid.
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Amazon SageMaker Operators for Kubernetes are available today in select AWS regions.
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And most particularly the new flow of NPI from operators in Indonesia.
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But they admitted that their powers over interstate bus operators are limited.
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Ship operators have canceled about 40 sailings to the port from Feb.
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The operators work exclusively with the cult roasters Heart, of Portland, Ore.
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Shares of those Hong Kong-listed operators were down in afternoon trade.
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Some major convenience store operators are already offering discounts for cashless payment.
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He said phone operators had not helped with the problem so far.
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Moments after the attack ended, one of the drone operators, Staff Sgt.
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He said the problem is getting worse as operators like Ads Inc.
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It also banned Saudi commercial and private air operators from serving Qatar.
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The two scandals can be explained as the work of rogue operators.
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India to spend $6 billion to revive telecom operators BSNL and MTNL
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The operators send a code to customers of a Mandarin-language website.
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It was the third attempt to combine the two operators since 19903.
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There are some healthy operators, but they are few and far between.
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I want to get that to at least 20 operators by 2020.
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Three sources said Iraqis had been trained in Iran as missile operators.
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The mine's operators point to the benefits it has nevertheless already brought.
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Rival movie theater operators have also taken a hit on their stock.
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But operators only received around 2720 cents/kWh for their nuclear electricity.
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Besides, operators can change their plans as quickly as coal prices fluctuate.
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Their operators are now very old; who's going to continue their legacy?
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Such waivers impose additional safety requirements on drone operators: getting a waiver for night-time operation, for example, requires mounting a light on the drone that is visible three miles away, and providing night-flight training for operators.
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These charter operators had no common standards or platform in terms of pricing, service or booking process, leading to a lot of confusion and complexity on the user end of the process, and also for festival operators. Bus.
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The new company, Innogy eMobility Solutions, will cater to the automotive industry, charge point operators, fleet operators and energy providers seeking technologies for their electronic vehicle projects, and will include the recently acquired firms BTC Power and Recargo.
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SHARES SLIDE Stocks in Asia and Europe fell sharply on Monday, with airlines and airport operators, hotel operators and luxury goods companies hit the hardest as investors worried about the impact of the virus on the global economy.
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Once in physical proximity of power plants and other critical infrastructure, hackers could use the drones to jam networks, disabling the ability of the plant's operators to get information from sensors, or communicate with human operators in the field.
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Take the Chinese telecommunications market - a duopoly from the outside, yet internally a monopoly with two operators carving up the region - one dominant in the north, one in the south versus Europe with 3-4 operators in most countries.
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"The business jet is going to appeal to private owner-operators, fractional operators and corporate flight departments but this can also be used by airlines as an upgrade from economy to business to first to supersonic class," Kachoria said.
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With fewer platforms available, the repair work will complicate schedules for the three rail operators that use Penn Station: the national rail corporation Amtrak and the regional commuter train operators New Jersey Transit and the Long Island Rail Road.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian tour operators have stopped selling package holidays to China due to the coronavirus outbreak there and are only bringing Russian tourists home, Dmitry Gorin, vice president of the Association of Russian Tour Operators, said on Monday.
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It's expected to be restored once operators are notified of the judge's decision.
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Their bulk and expertise in digital platforms and deliveries threaten the independent operators.
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Computer operators were paid well but did not have much room for promotion.
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In the front, the mini submersible can carry two special operators as pilots.
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The company also makes other telecom networking equipment for wireless and cable operators.
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And what is good for Nevada's big casino operators is good for Nevada.
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But eventually, I imagine robots will replace the operators and even build themselves.
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Kravetz said investor concerns about Penn National and other casino operators were unfounded.
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Deshpande says Bain will pick and choose the operators it wants to back.
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And packaging is only one thing that's on would-be compliant operators' minds.
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So, the plant's operators that began the disastrous sequence weren't entirely to blame.
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T). Railways Railway operators across Japan including Central Japan Railway Company Co (240.
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Segev was given a "secret communications system to encrypt messages" with his operators.
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Market operators see a roughly 70 percent chance of another hike by July.
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The current operators have until the first week of August to submit applications.
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The Italian gas distribution sector is highly fragmented with more than 220 operators.
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This gives the drone operators flexibility to build drones around performance targets, vs.
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These little-guy operators won't want to blow their money on expensive antennas.
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In Nepal operators are paid based on how many households get daily collection.
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What CoreOS is attempting to do with Operators is not a trivial matter.
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Some cryptocurrencies amount to Ponzi schemes, and unscrupulous ICO operators have swindled investors.
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Foreign casino-operators have already begun lobbying for a slice of this pie.
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Whether operators will go further off their own bat remains to be seen.
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These barriers range from physical limitations to inaudible stop announcements to blasé operators.
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The most popular response — from 71% of operators — was to raise menu prices.
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In some countries, only licensed operators may sell glasses, so hardly anybody does.
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That acreage shrank for black or African-American operators over the same period.
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What Swiftmile offers serves as a win for operators, riders and cities alike.
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Huawei has signed 5G field trial agreements with 292 operators, the CEO said.
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The Bundesnetzagentur supervises grid operators to ensure that networks are kept in balance.
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That grates with other bike and scooter operators, including Lime and Uber's Jump.
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Third, Europe has also encouraged competition between different airports and their main operators.
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GE will update engine operators if action is later required, the letter said.
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There were not enough emergency operators to handle all the calls they received.
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Nevada hasn't given DraftKings and FanDuel supplier licenses to compete with incumbent operators.
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Operators can therefore shop around until someone lets them set up a school.
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Juniper Research said it expects more mobile operators to roll this technology out.
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Cutting them off completely would signal to 3ve's operators that they'd been discovered.
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If you delay and you wait, the Washington operators will take you down.
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Unlike the ride-sharing market, electric scooter operators are entirely dependent upon cities.
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Here, of course, we deal with Internet service providers, not cable television operators.
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Then, satellite operators wouldn't need to replace the satellite with a future launch.
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Hence attracting criticism for the burden it could place on smaller website operators.
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Other Asian operators harvested material from the new exam simply by going online.
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IS drone workshops and operators have been attacked to stop the drone threat.
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The auction, which drew four big operators, is expected to last several weeks.
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Most of Europe's roughly 200 operators of mobile networks use Huawei's 4G gear.
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Chinese operators own majority stakes in foreign ports from Abu Dhabi to Zeebrugge.
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Now there is a separate licensing process for operators of remote-controlled vehicles.
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But that does not mean operators have to build their own, separate networks.
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This is why EV charging operators are sounding so bullish on the future.
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Other big operators might use the grounding as an excuse for trimming commitments.
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Companies and ship operators have been switching to LNG as their preferred fuel.
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The state needs to stop these black market operators from advertising at all.
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I just think that enforcement against illegal operators just goes to the wayside.
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The grid operators in Serbia and Kosovo were not immediately available to comment.
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TCG's operating margin is lower than Expedia Inc's (BBB-/Stable) or hotel operators'.
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Selling towers can also allow operators to reduce their capital and operating costs.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Chinese telecom operators can ring home with good news.
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Initially, elevators were considered such complicated pieces of technology that they required operators.
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Small operators usually lack the expertise or funds necessary to protect their herds.
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Historically, European flights were sold through tour operators, a lot like bus tickets.
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E.ON is among the top five suppliers and operators of rooftop photovoltaic systems.
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AI says is currently piloting projects with large automation integrators and industrial operators.
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Wave height measurements allow NOAA to issue high wave warnings to ship operators.
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Private prison operators have argued that activists mischaracterize the nature of their facilities.
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He said the margin of maneuver for transmission system operators was fast reducing.
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Meanwhile, hotel operators are using VR devices to offer more experiences to guests.
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It is wrong for operators to help spread fake news and conspiracy theories.
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H: Well, we have a team of operators that have to travel stores.
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Operators of affected aircrafts are required to perform this action within 10 days.
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"They are very cunning operators," he said, urging a tightening of economic sanctions.
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Operators have decided to decommission another 10 units across the country since Fukushima.
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But it also takes away freedom of choice for American operators and consumers.
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Several train operators asked commuters not to travel or set off very early.
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In his comments Thursday, Thornberry highlighted the special operators already in the nation.
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Two thirds also agreed that the game's operators encouraged them to try gambling.
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The road operators struggled to attract enough traffic during a long economic downturn.
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Once clicked the button will show your real-time location to emergency operators.
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The deal has run into criticism from unions, consumer advocates, and rural operators.
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Protelindo derives close to half of its revenue from investment-grade telecom operators.
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The deal has run into criticism from unions, consumer advocates and rural operators.
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Only 31.5 percent of operators employed armed guards by the end of 2016.
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Operators would be able to choose whether to prohibit guns in their buildings.
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Operators are at risk of being raided, having assets frozen and inventory confiscated.
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Thus, Bitcoin ATM operators must find a workaround, which could further increase costs.
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"All pilots and operators knew about MCAS after Boeing disclosed that," he said.
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Shares of other department store operators, including Dillard's and J.C. Penney, also fell.
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North Korea cyber operators sent to these foreign operations bases have two jobs.
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But local tour operators said there is not a single tourist in sight.
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Sunoco Logistics is one of the largest pipeline operators in the United States.
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This requires her to negotiate with stand operators from Switzerland and surrounding countries.
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And one of the other operators contaminated one of the samples by accident.
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And research last year by the OECD suggests users prosper with four operators.
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Website operators are watching two cases pending against the classified advertising site Backpage.
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Mission scientists and operators are giving Cassini this fiery send-off on purpose.
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Platform operators have faced a barrage of class-action suits from private litigants.
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For years we delegated the thinking on these issues to the telecoms operators.
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Royal Dutch Shell, BP, Total and Sasol are among the major refinery operators.
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Infostellar's cloud-based Stellarstation system will connect operators to antenna around the world.
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The company later offered to buy additional spectrum not acquired by other operators.
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Textile cutting-machine setters, operators, and tenders are projected to decline by 15.8%
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Photographic-process workers and processing-machine operators are projected to decline by 18.1%
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The Pack are joined by the bloodthirsty Disciples and the money-hungry Operators.
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Russian operators have recently restarted flights to Turkey after an eight-month hiatus.
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A spokesman for Argentina's port operators' chamber could not be reached for comment.
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The proposal was met with widespread criticism from industry participants and market operators.
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Gas pipeline operators have attracted growing scrutiny following recent high-profile gas leaks.
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