"Europe and NATO is about pooling resources and pooling money to work together ... and Patriot really is the epitome of that," he said.
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After Mr. Kalanick heard that Lyft was working on a car-pooling feature, Uber created and started its own car-pooling option, UberPool, in 2014, two days before Lyft unveiled its project.
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One logical, though expensive, approach to reduce fluid pooling after weight loss would be to undergo cosmetic surgery to remove excess skin to eliminate the fluid pooling space created by the weight loss.
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Land pooling enables the quick consolidation of small land holdings.
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They will also be pooling the resources of the VisitLondon.
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But that's exactly why pooling resources into surveillance is desirable.
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This was in the day of pooling and purchase accounting.
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Light pooling causes shadows and dark corners, which may look scary.
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It is truly amazing what humans can accomplish by pooling resources.
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Pooling data may be the best weapon for Uber's top rivals.
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It also offers GrabHitch and GrabShare car-pooling and shuttle services.
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Mr. Wolfe said he proposed joining forces and pooling their money.
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Wealthy individuals are pooling together money to invest in Australian homes.
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Body parts scattered across streets with blood pooling in the gutters.
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Then, faint nausea began pooling at the base of Timmy's throat.
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Health insurance solves this problem by pooling risks among the population.
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As Jones began to move, he adopted 21 different poses, each something to decode, each a manifestation of something pure, moving from one to the next, elementally, as water flows down a mountain, pooling here, pooling there.
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The idea of unions pooling resources to mobilize voters is not new.
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The beads of sweat pooling on your forehead likely gave it away.
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Regional integration can also help, pooling listings and liquidity into larger markets.
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Pooling costs makes them viable for clans with as little as $25m.
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Ride-hailing firms might retain users by improving their car-pooling options.
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With pooling, landowners voluntarily hand over their land to a government agency.
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There is no lifeline like the liquidity that comes from pooling economies.
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Liberals believe in the benefits of pooling sovereignty for the common good.
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But Buchanan pointed to where in the economy the debt was pooling.
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There is no visible pooling of sewage, but there are other problems.
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So, here I am, pooling a presidential event in my wedding dress.
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TV networks have already been pooling resources for advertisers; NBCUniversal, Fox Corp.
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Then I started texting my neighbors and friends about pooling our resources.
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Europeans are even pooling sovereignty in areas once guarded jealously by states.
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The department has stopped enforcing an Obama-era rule that banned tip pooling.
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This allows them to create a stable base first before pooling their resources.
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The best I could do most days was stand in the pooling blood.
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The department had already stopped enforcing the tip-pooling ban nationwide in July.
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Indeed, in a subsidy-free world car-pooling of all sorts would increase.
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Surgery was necessary to remove the pooling blood, but his survival wasn't guaranteed.
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Insurance works by pooling risk, and sharing the costs to cover that risk.
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Pooling risk with this person would always add to your cost of insurance.
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I was surprised to see tears pooling in the corners of his eyes.
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On sovereignty, all international arrangements including NATO and the WTO involve its pooling.
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Stay aware of what you owe by pooling things into one master account.
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In other cases, there are warning signs: Is blood pooling around the victim?
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Here are the pooling policies at some of the biggest United States airlines.
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Traditionally, this pooling was done by expensive freight brokers on pen and paper.
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The drivers had pleaded innocent, arguing they had merely participated in car-pooling.
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Rain was pooling inside his ears and at the small of his back.
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Pooling money with other foundations is another, although ceding control can be complicated.
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Outside, there is water pooling around a big, round column of the building.
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Ms. Negm quit her job and Raye7, a car-pooling app, was born.
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Villagers cooperate to export produce, pooling the proceeds and financing local education initiatives.
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Both Uber and Lyft offer car-pooling options, called UberPOOL and Lyft Line.
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In Bristol, cars were submerged in several feet of floodwater pooling next to houses.
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Then the mountainous terrain creates the problem of water pooling from the heavy rainfall.
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The Germans, Dutch and Nordics, however, resist the pooling of risks across the bloc.
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There are several reasons why water keeps pooling in the southern tip of Florida.
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This result shows that by being united and pooling our efforts, everything is possible.
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It makes it easier for conservatives to undermine the societal goal of pooling risk.
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A meta-analysis involves pooling the results from multiple trials on the same subject.
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This can come in the form of pooling resources, such as funding and capacity.
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Pooling miles, he noted, is more common among airlines based outside the United States.
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Pooling and road pricing will be especially critical with the coming vehicle automation revolution.
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Together, we have much to gain by pooling our knowledge and inspiring one another.
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At first, they helped each other in small ways, such as pooling their savings.
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The hope is that pooling all the Medicaid recipients can lead to better deals.
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Initially about 260 insurers gave it a shot, pooling their capital with the government.
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Consider pooling together funds for those people whose services you normally can't live without.
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Because it's not just hair and sweat pooling down there on the tiled floor.
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But federal guidelines indicate that pooling complaints against the company in arbitration is unlikely.
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Without pooling, vehicle use would increase 15–20% by 2050, according to the report.
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" He looked at me, his limpid, quicksilver eyes pooling, and said, "You don't understand.
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By pooling those resources, engineers can make them behave like a conventional power plant.
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Some companies are pooling their efforts on AVs and electric vehicles, like GM and Honda.
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"If I understand things correctly, this move would intensify the pooling of data," said Mundt.
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For sure, there are clear advantages in pooling resources, particularly on military and intelligence matters.
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So instead of rushing to 2%, let's start by pooling and sharing among EU members.
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The euro zone needs better systems for pooling risk, and more resilience to external shocks.
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Standardisation would allow pooling of data across institutions, and efforts to promote this are underway.
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In the Rider-Waite, she stares at her chalice, soft water pooling round her feet.
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And Waze has been piloting a car-pooling service in California for the past year.
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Pooling your earnings breaks down the perceived divide between "his" money and yours/the family's.
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Industry groups say tip-pooling is necessary to equalize compensations of servers and untipped workers.
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Instead, ankle-deep water is pooling in basements, which are otherwise filled with utility pipes.
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"That was a really cool uplifting moment," Travis said, the emotion pooling in his eyes.
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Deutsche got dinged for $7.2 billion over its sale and pooling of toxic mortgage securities.
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More students started studying together in small groups, then the groups started pooling their knowledge.
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But it also becomes where pooling, getting multiple people into-- a vehicle becomes incredibly important.
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A popsicle in wine dissolves as promptly as girlhood, so enjoy the pooling ("organic") sugar.
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Strands of acrylic seemed to gush from the ceiling, pooling into reservoirs on the floor.
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But she had chosen UberPool, the ride-hailing company's 230-month-old car-pooling program.
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Uber and Lyft are expanding their car-pooling operations and their partnerships with transit systems.
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Merchants can save millions by pooling together their shipping, trucking and last-mile delivery costs.
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Enter the pooling layer, which shrinks it all into a more general and digestible form.
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Pooling resources has meant that Melville executives are sometimes the smallest group at the table.
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The adventure ended refreshingly, with a dive into the pooling water under a lovely waterfall.
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Increasing the number of programs reduces resource pooling and institutional volume and, in turn, outcomes.
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His committee led an alarming report on fentanyl pooling into the country earlier this year.
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Male officers repeatedly showed me their genitalia while on patrols and car-pooling to work.
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Its investments in the space include the acquisition of car-sharing business car993Go and German car-pooling startup Flinc, while it has put money into Europe-based car-pooling company Via and Turo, another car-sharing service which took on Daimler's rival service Croove.
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Still, Schadt argues, the problem of scale can't be solved by companies simply pooling their data.
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Container lines have also formed alliances aimed at saving costs and pooling runs to various destinations.
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By pooling potential buyers of recycled goods it helps to provide those plants with sufficient customers.
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If you see blood spurting, pooling or rapidly soaking through clothing, consider the situation life-threatening.
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Ford had already dabbled in this area, experimenting with electric bike shares and car-pooling services.
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Click here to view original GIFMore of the mirror-like effect from the pooling superheated fluid.
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Plus, as any restaurant owner or manager knows, tip-pooling helps build team trust and collaboration.
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His right leg was missing at the knee, and blood was spurting and pooling underneath him.
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Or that other designers are pooling resources to fund a shared showroom like Colony in Manhattan.
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But we now know that individual risk management isn't a workable alternative to corporate risk-pooling.
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They need to decipher what is happening, build partnerships and support price signals that encourage pooling.
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This way, they could turn to each other when the weather worsened, sharing and pooling resources.
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Already 20 percent of Uber's traffic globally is UberPool, the single largest increase in pooling ever.
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The companies hope that by pooling their resources they can quickly increase production and lower costs.
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"With respect to reserve pooling, economic slowdowns and recessions place great pressure on politicians," Stocker said.
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Across the nation, H.O.V. lanes are designed to encourage car-pooling, which reduces congestion and pollution.
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The union was never about ceding sovereignty, as Brexiters in Britain argued, but about pooling it.
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Soon Uncle Sean was snoring lightly beside the pooling gravy, face down in his big arms.
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Pooling resources has helped Europe keep its leadership in the civilian use of space, experts say.
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Pooling resources has helped Europe keep its leadership in the civilian use of space, experts say.
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Pooling data from many people is considered crucial to finding genetic elements that contribute to illnesses.
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Though some yards had pooling water, Cuchens didn't think her or her neighbors' homes would flood.
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The pair had founded Zimride, a long-distance car-pooling service for college students, in 2007.
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In a study of 54 women between the ages of 18 and 65 years, we found that 24 had secondary heart insufficiency leading to excessive fluid pooling in the legs, and for these women, this type of soleus muscle stimulation was found to reverse fluid pooling.
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Pooling lives has always been one of the most cost-effective ways to cover such longevity risk.
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By tracking data digitally and pooling efforts across Africa, we can attempt to improve this, explains Siwo.
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Then, sleep on an extra pillow at night to keep the blood from pooling around your eyes.
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Local governments responded by closing underused village schools and pooling resources in larger ones such as Jiaoba's.
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Pooling the preferences of urban and rural areas leads to less overall satisfaction than more local approaches.
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People are demanding change not just through the ballot, but through pooling their voices for collective action.
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She nodded, apology accepted, the tears from her suppressed laughing/genuine terror still pooling in her eyes.
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He said residents were also pooling resources via social media and Facebook to find and offer help.
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It was of a dismembered corpse on the ground, with blood pooling from it, and bone protruding.
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Transportation scholars are now looking into whether car-pooling by ride companies could reverse these dismal numbers.
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The researchers analyzed eight studies of about 5,900 women, using a method that involved pooling the data.
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Pooling investment fees on various government financial assets also can improve returns for taxpayers, the report said.
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By pooling some of the euro zone debt, the overall rating of the bloc's bonds would rise.
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Five people, tied up, tortured, punched open with dozens of knife-holes, blood spattering and pooling everywhere.
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Now she was crumpled outside a massage parlor, her blood pooling on the pavement she had worked.
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The two pits, which were initially covered with soil, subsided over the years, leading to more pooling.
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Some villages have experimented with rural cooperatives, allowing families to raise production by pooling labor and resources.
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There is only one solution: pooling and financing some or all of these at the broadest levels.
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He dealt with blood-pooling around the joints and, in time, developed arthritis and severe weight problems.
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The Trump administration is rolling back an Obama-era rule that bans employers from pooling workers' tips.
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He, too, described pooling money with four or five friends to afford the cigarettes during the occupation.
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Photographs and videos shared on social media showed water pooling in and outside of the Hoboken Terminal.
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The research suggests pooling a new sovereign wealth fund that would be invested to make a profit.
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Besides, patrolling internal frontiers is less efficient than pooling resources to boost the EU's common border police force.
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By the time I reached the party blood was dripping down my leg and pooling in my shoe.
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Recent, unpublished, work shows that by reversing fluid pooling, cardiac output can be raised back to normal levels.
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The company its putting its software into Volkswagen and Huyndai vehicles for ride-pooling and ride-hailing purposes.
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The Group pioneered the "pooling" concept (shared transport and logistic resources), for which they received numerous professional distinctions.
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By splitting up servers into tiny chunks and pooling resources, it has become much more flexible for developers.
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Larissa: My ex and I would always go on Venmo when we were pooling drug money or something.
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Shanxi's anti-corruption chief attributed the rise to efficiencies created by pooling the resources of party and state.
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Why it matters: Carmakers are pooling resources to make expensive bets on electrification, automated vehicles and shared mobility.
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After the US government froze his funds, the congregation began pooling its resources to pay for his lawyers.
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Take Lyft, for example, a billion-dollar Silicon Valley company modeled after the successful ride-pooling in Zimbabwe.
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Pooling resources can make many aspects of life easier, from affording a home to being involved at school.
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In time, it added bus-hailing, car-pooling that came to resemble social networking and other inventive offerings.
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We've decided on enhanced cooperation between several member states, which involves pooling, a solidarity clause between member states.
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More recently, his Department of Labor threatened to end a ban on tip-pooling in the restaurant industry.
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He also said that Tata Steel's Dutch unit would be part of the joint venture's cash-pooling mechanism.
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Members of the alliance are pooling their ideas to find ways to mitigate the impact of their work.
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The sweat pooling on my back and ribs under all my layers of clothing stung with each step.
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There was blood pooling around his head, and his leg was folded underneath him in a hurdler's stretch.
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Also, through Waze, its mapping app, Google is running a car-pooling service that could compete with Uber.
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NH: Since you do work across all the F1 team are you pooling for anyone in the race?
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A deluge falling on saturated soil will flood the creeks and leave water pooling on low-lying roads.
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Big picture: Pooling resources has helped Europe keep its leadership in the civilian use of space, experts say.
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Under federal law, so-called "tip pooling" is generally only allowed among workers who would usually receive tips.
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Pooling data from 13 studies, researchers found that contrast therapy decreases post-exercise soreness more than resting does.
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Major technology companies are pooling together to launch a new alliance in the hopes of spurring patent reform.
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With wide-cut, low-crotched trousers pooling around the models' feet, these suits were an experiment in silhouette.
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The Trump administration is planning to quash an Obama-era rule that prevents employers from pooling workers' tips.
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In June, the court said the regulation expanding the tip pooling ban went beyond the Labor Department's authority.
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Both reviews claim that after pooling those studies, solitary has only a modest negative impact on mental health.
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Pooling together the sickest patients means that a state high-risk pool will have really high medical claims.
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These include a type of water-absorbing asphalt, as well as green spaces to help stop water from pooling.
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With his cheek to the ground and his own blood pooling beneath his face, the protester pleaded for mercy.
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And so, pooling their resources with other religious groups and organizations, they took their concerns to the gun industry.
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The country needed a spiritual cleansing and it would start by driving less, car pooling and turning up thermostats.
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But still, other automakers are pooling resources and working with suppliers, skeptical about the risks of investing in autonomy.
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The various permutations of car-sharing, car-pooling and ride-hailing pose a big threat to vehicle manufacturers' sales.
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Stretching energizes you and also helps keep your blood from pooling into strange areas within your corporal flesh husk.
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As well as pooling loads of really cool artefacts from all over the world, the exhibition is really interactive.
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In fact, by bringing minds together and pooling our resources, we might just be able to prove the opposite.
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It was why we took on the unpopular "individual mandate," pooling the costs of the sick and the healthy.
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We should be uniting it, pooling their resources and creating a complete ticket that no American could vote against.
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Pooling the assets they had, the co-founders launched the business in 2014 while they were still in school.
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Al-Falih said the Aramco IPO is expected to attract Russian capital, pooling it from investors, pensions and individuals.
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Two adult patients had pooling of blood and inflammation in the eye after being shot with a Nerf gun.
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He says he used his fingers to try to stop the blood that kept pooling beneath her left breast.
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When Mr. Green was set to introduce Lyft's car-pooling product in 2014, Uber announced the same service first.
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And pooling resources among smaller schools often depends on the energy of officials who already have their hands full.
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Ties I sat on a wrought iron daybed facing an open window, and a warm breeze was pooling in.
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But pooling in a packed car with thrifty strangers can lead to some pretty unique circumstances and memorable stories.
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In Naples, streets are flooded, with water pooling around piles of debris that include broken fences, tables, and trees.
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The passenger, surnamed Zhao, used Hitch, the Didi car-pooling service, in the eastern city of Wenzhou on Friday.
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In particular, the conservatives are allergic to the idea of pooling risks and debts with other euro zone countries.
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This is critical for anyone who is experiencing blood pooling in the legs, which frequently occurs with orthostatic hypotension.
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Yet Biden and others in the medical community believe the payoff for pooling this fragmented data will be huge.
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In many cultures, extended families provide support for their members by pooling resources, whether income or cross-generational care.
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The deal unveiled on Tuesday involves pooling resources at factories in Japan and China by the end of 2020.
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Chinese companies participated in BRI projects in an open and transparent way, "pooling benefits and sharing risks", it said.
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"This place is about pooling and organizing strength," he tells Eugene, implicitly placing him within the trusted inner circle.
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It emphasized its do-gooder stance on encouraging car-pooling and reducing the environmental impacts of individual car ownership.
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Raymond remembers stepping over a dead body, blood pooling on the floor of the building lobby, to get to school.
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The participants plan to begin pooling their resources and "tackling joint projects together up and down the state," Katches said.
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Volkswagen is launching two kinds of test fleets that use Aurora's tech, including one for ride-pooling using Moia shuttles.
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This means that liquid would both be pooling on the body, especially where there is contact with the other person.
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The sample size here is relatively small, but by pooling the data, the authors were able to show statistical significance.
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Conventional insurance works by pooling individual risks and then setting a price for that group—new drivers under 30, say.
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Pooling R&D efforts and funding gives groups more options in an industry where products are developing and improving fast.
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Baseload bridges that gap, pooling smaller projects together into financing packages more palatable to massive pension or infrastructure fund managers.
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We must demand pay for art labor of all forms, in addition to forming local community organizations and pooling resources.
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Water began pooling in the dirt near the Dodgers dugout, arising from the ground as though from an unseen spring.
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His body coursed with tension, and the drops of sweat, pooling at his feet, confirmed that he was working hard.
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Breakingviews Banks that have been pooling resources on blockchain technology should apply their camaraderie in a different field: computer security.
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"If you rent a room that has five desks for your startup, there's not that much pooling efficiency," Kacher said.
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That increases the pressure to achieve more than $5 billion in promised annual savings from pooling procurement and research investments.
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Even so, pooling together resources might attract more interest from established builders and contractors from outside the Northern California region.
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Members of the alliance are pooling their ideas to find ways to mitigate the impact of the work they undertake.
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Any pooling program has the potential to reduce the abandonment of loyalty points, since sharing makes them easier to redeem.
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Our mortgage interest rate is lowBetween my husband and I pooling some savings, we were able to put 20% down.
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Google has, in turn, dabbled in ride-sharing experiments, including an early car-pooling test using its navigation app, Waze.
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One 11-year-old patient had pooling of blood, inflammation and damage to the outer retinal layers of the eye.
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But by pooling from observations from telescopes around the world and in space, scientists have discovered more spheres like ours.
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The move also comes amid talks between Volkswagen and Ford about pooling resources to make the next generation of vehicles.
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Attorneys general in California and 85033 other states are pushing the Labor Department to withdraw its proposed tip-pooling rule.
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Its head, Rupert Broad, says pooling intelligence has led to the arrest of five senior officials in four African states.
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Pooling our money meant making lots of choices on how we were spending, and that meant confronting potential financial uncertainty.
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Okay. Okay. Riveting. Hmm. The Democrats at least are pooling their questions to make sure there's not too much overlap.
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Etihad's strategy has allowed it to cut costs by pooling items such as aircraft procurement, while offering a larger network.
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Another group, the Healthcare Transformation Alliance, is pooling information from about 50 companies that cover more than two million people.
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Negan calls for "pooling and organizing" when he sweet-talks Eugene, and that's advice the writers could stand to heed.
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The report explains that a car-pooling neighbor, Paul Abbott, claims he tried to pick up Robert Judson for work.
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The companies hope to create a platform that will be easily adoptable for automakers through collaboration by pooling research and data.
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Seeing the two governments pooling their resources is "really a sign of the importance of research like this," NASA's Poinar says.
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As the hostess guided us to our table, I fantasized about waterboarding him with the perspiration pooling in my butt crack.
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By pooling them together, Farfetch was able to create a high-end experience that was bolstered by its scale and reach.
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By pooling the bloc's risks such common bonds would offer investors safer securities than those from most individual nations, analysts say.
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Among other things these bar firms from giving punters guarantees against losses and from pooling funds to invest in bank loans.
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Titusville Water Resources Director Sean Stauffer said the city was alerted by a resident who noticed sewage pooling in his yard.
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The government had asked for initial responses by Friday to its consultation on the pooling of local government pension fund assets.
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And employer risk-pooling could be frayed by unbounded association health plans that would separate low- from high-risk small employers.
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The modern mutual fund concept as we know it — pooling capital from investors to buy securities — dates back almost 100 years.
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A representative for Lyft, Uber's primary American competitor, said its car-pooling service, Lyft Line, has also become a sustainable business.
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In the suburbs, commuters gathered in so-called slug lines, designed for quick car-pooling — but those quickly began to clog.
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A strong public pension system offers greater security for workers by pooling assets and risks between the employer and the employee.
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They started pooling investment, engineered their own Zipline specialized drones, and began flight testing at a facility just outside San Francisco.
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"This is a risk pooling issue," said Linda Blumberg, a senior fellow in the Health Policy Center at the Urban Institute.
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Pooling All this "convolving" across an entire image generates a lot of information, and this can quickly become a computational nightmare.
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The woman let the girl's delicate wrist go and even in the dark saw the bruises already pooling under the skin.
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This exhibition reminds me that most of us will only get through by cooperation, by banding together and pooling our strengths.
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So, they started pooling their money to buy a shared solar-powered borehole, which they hope will reduce their energy bills.
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All this work descends from the slavery-era practice of African-Americans pooling their money to buy freedom for loved ones.
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BEIJING — Didi Chuxing, China's answer to Uber, wanted to make sure its car-pooling service was absolutely safe for female passengers.
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And the city could also take a look at what Portland has done and consider pooling some of its P.T.A. funds.
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Crews were taking no chances in flood channels, hauling away anything that could block the drain and cause pooling, then flooding.
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The government would engage private-sector portfolio managers to manage the money, and by pooling contributions, fees can be kept low.
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Google now offers a type of car-pooling service in the San Francisco area through Waze, a mapping app it owns.
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Insurance companies are uniquely positioned to mitigate the risks Americans face as they approach retirement through risk pooling and other techniques.
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The investigation team concluded that buckles in one of the liners led to super chilled liquid oxygen pooling underneath the overwrap.
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The biggest outside group supporting Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont is funded entirely by a nurses union, pooling small contributions from members.
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By pooling our efforts, we naturally would be able to significantly contribute to solving those issues, including the fight against international terrorism.
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In these mega-huge jackpot scenarios, one way a lot of people like to play is pooling resources with friends or coworkers.
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He was not against pooling sovereignty for a purpose, as in 1940 when he briefly proposed a union between Britain and France.
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The whole value of pooling Americans based upon where they work only functions when the worker base itself is homogeneous and stable.
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Porsche can cut its development costs by 30 percent by pooling resources with Audi on vehicle architectures, modules and components, he said.
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Schneiderman's office said most companies that have stopped using on-call scheduling replaced it with a "pooling arrangement" to ensure adequate staffing.
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The company plans to launch a "ride-pooling concept" in Hamburg next year with a fleet of 200 of the electric vans.
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The charges stem from the church's practice of collecting and pooling goods from FLDS members at the bishop's storehouse, then redistributing them.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's funds regulator said it would discipline a CITIC-linked asset manager for operating a prohibited fund-pooling investment scheme.
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Multinationals will be hardest hit, as the data localisation measures prevent them pooling client data in cloud storage databases across the world.
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FS holding is the issuer of bonds and recipient/manager of FS's EUR3.7bn public funding, which underpins the group's cash pooling function.
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Tribune's executives have been promoting a strategy called Tronc, which involves pooling assets and using technology to extract more value from advertisers.
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Only when the US government intervened were the patent issues resolved with US manufacturers pooling their patents and licensing to each other.
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And it's about pooling the best of American ideas, innovation and enterprise so we can seize the great opportunities of our time.
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" Mr. Kasbo started pooling funds to make his first documentary in 2007 after what is now known in his family as "hummusgate.
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If elected, they could make up a new center of legal power in this country, building alliances across states and pooling resources.
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All I could see—sofas, cushions, tables—was milky orange, pooling over the world, sticking to everything, like a melting dreamsicle. ♦
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When no one responded, the family pushed them open to find the lifeless woman on the table, blood pooling on the ground.
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Various labs, including Ambry, have been pooling information on which mutations in certain known breast cancer risk genes are harmful or not.
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As I rode, the rain came down harder, soaking my gloves and knees, running down my legs and pooling in my boots.
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The blood is thick and bright crimson, streaming into his eyes and mouth, pooling on the mat in front of his face.
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For that, Europe needs to invest more in civilian and military capabilities, and to start pooling and sharing defense assets more comprehensively.
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Some professional bettors have started to take on the role of fund manager, pooling together money from backers looking for better returns.
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By pooling intelligence across agencies, undercover law enforcement agents were able to infiltrate these markets, targeting administrators and ultimately taking them offline.
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Water was pouring out of light fixtures, cascading down freshly painted walls, pooling on the brand-new carpet in the basement playroom.
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These should help keep the blood from pooling in your lower legs and feet, which can cause blood clots or uncomfortable swelling.
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Outside race seasons, Keeneland holds thoroughbred auctions that draw global billionaires and resource-pooling syndicates eager to gamble on a promising foal.
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Financially, pooling resources in a single household often improves elders' economic stability, especially for women, who are at higher risk for poverty.
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Pooling resources among the three manufacturers saves them more than €5 billion ($5.7 billion) a year in costs, according to the companies.
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Some of the smaller vulnerable countries have been attempting to build climate resilience by pooling insurance risk to make premiums more affordable.
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But Ms. Khan also wondered if the new tipping policy could turn away people who use Uber's low-cost car-pooling feature.
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He and fellow detainees pointed the mold out to guards, he said, and warned that the pooling water was a safety hazard.
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To reduce congestion, the region will invest 200 million euros in infrastructure and open emergency lanes to buses, taxis and car-pooling.
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Pooling resources between the three manufacturers saves them more than €5 billion ($5.7 billion) a year in costs, according to the companies.
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A Labor Department proposal to kill an Obama-era rule preventing employers from pooling workers' tips is now under White House review.
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Pooling resources with a few co-workers can be an enticing prospect, especially now that the jackpot has ballooned to $700 million.
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The regulations also do not narrow calculations on notional cash pooling arrangements that companies often set up between units for cash management.
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Some experts have questioned the constitutionality of provisions in the bill governing the role of provinces because it proposes pooling health funds centrally.
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Pooling resources, GM and Ford got two new ones for little more than they separately would have paid for a single automatic gearbox.
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With today's announcement, Ola Share Pass is now available in seven of the 15 cities where car pooling Ola Share program is available.
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I looked at Joe and his leg had been severed below the knee and blood was gushing — it was pooling up real fast.
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After pooling their money and haggling with the vendors, they come back with a Gameboy for Five and a construction mask for Major.
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This type of communal living has benefits like protection, stimulation, co-grooming for nutritional and hygienic purposes, and some amount of resource pooling.
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Find ways of swapping and sharing resources in your community, pooling together so that fewer "things" are required to meet your community's needs.
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More than a dozen learning institutions are pooling their resources to create detailed 3D scans, inside and out, of more than 20,000 animals.
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A similar system could capture demand and evenly distribute vehicles, pooling travelers and managing key performance indicators such as wait and travel times.
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Scientists have long known that, in the summer, some surface ice and snow on these ice shelves melts, pooling in lakes and streams.
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The ban on tip-pooling is the latest labor regulation that was seen as helping workers to be targeted by the Trump administration.
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The World Bank has created a disaster risk-pooling system that covers the Pacific Islands, which are very prone to climate-related hazards.
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Larger, better capitalized companies are already succumbing to the investment hurdles by pooling their resources: like Daimler-BMW, GM-Honda and VW-Ford.
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UTC and Raytheon, by pooling their technologies, will be better able to develop the new types of hardware of interest to the Pentagon.
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Rivals BMW and Daimler are the latest automakers to start pooling resources in order to stay competitive while they push toward full autonomy.
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"If you are on your feet and moving around, you don't get the same [blood] pooling as when you stand still," Smith adds.
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I got out of bed and the sink is black and gray, it's pooling out of the sink and the house smells terrible.
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Stock protection funds (also called protection funds) are a marriage between modern portfolio theory and risk pooling/insurance that may help such investors.
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That means pooling resources among the seven sports, keeping costs low and aiming for a bigger share of potential profits for the federations.
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Called "cash pooling," this long-standing, common sense business practice serves as an effective tool for businesses to fund operations and cover expenses.
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Such deals would allow companies to gain scale by pooling resources with other firms, without straining financially or becoming dependent on one product.
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The analysis reportedly showed workers could lose billion of dollars in gratuities if the agency rescinds an Obama-era ban on tip pooling.
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Bored capital was pooling in venture coffers where it was itching to be disbursed by the wealthy into the holsters of the privileged.
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By pooling together different energy options, they hope to make it easier for people to select their preferred energy source, including renewable options.
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The pooling can allow blood to thicken, and when it's released, it can produce a clot that can travel dangerously throughout the body.
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They are taking no chances in flood channels, hauling away anything that could block the drain and cause pooling, then flooding all around.
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That means removing the onerous mandates and price controls of the ACA thus encouraging the pooling of risk by letting markets price it.
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Her mouth was pooling with blood that gusheed from no visible point of exit, but unforgivingly dripped all over her hands and legs.
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A cloud of cigarette smoke drifted toward the ceiling, pooling above the bunk beds where men were sleeping three deep and six high.
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Their fifth and final album was crowdfunded in 2015, pulling in donations from Katy Perry and probably your aunt, pooling more than $430,000.
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Or they might consider pooling their gifts in certain years to beat the expanded standard amount and maximize their tax savings through itemization.
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The 50-mile ride with Uber Pool, its car-pooling option, usually takes about two hours in rush-hour traffic and costs $83.
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Must women using Didi Hitch, as the car-pooling service is called, wait late into the night until a female driver happens by?
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Cramer argued that by pooling their resources, particularly if sales are declining, some consumer packaged goods names could restore hope of staying afloat.
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Pooling funds with others can help you stick to a budget, while enabling you to buy a pricier item from the couple's registry.
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By late morning, protesters across the Eastern Seaboard were streaming out of schools and office buildings, pooling around steps of local city halls.
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In Florida, six newsrooms with different owners have taken the unusual step of pooling their resources and sharing their reporting on the issue.
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I got out of bed and the sink is black and gray, it's pooling out of the sink and the house smells terrible.
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Insurance is, by definition, a pooling of risks, but the budget office said the House bill could cause a fragmentation of the market.
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She rubbed her leg in the blood pooling on the linoleum floor so the gunman might think she and her granddaughter were dead.
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Marriott, Hyatt, Hilton, Radisson Rewards, British Airways, and JetBlue are just a few rewards programs that allow free transfers or pooling of points.
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Founded by Logan Green and John Zimmer in 2007, Lyft was initially called Zimride and focused on pooling riders for long-distance trips.
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After pooling his savings with his fellow co-founders, they struggled to get support from friends and family who saw the investment as hazardous.
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The ability to prevent or reverse fluid pooling, allowing individuals to maintain cardiac output, should, in theory, help these individuals maintain RMR while sedentary.
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The U.S. Supreme Court is considering whether to review a challenge to the tip-pooling ban by the National Restaurant Association and other groups.
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For decades, economists have forecast that pooling people in big cities will lead to improved productivity in developing countries and, ultimately, middle-income wealth.
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"By pooling and possibly tranching sovereign bonds from different member states, SBBS could support further portfolio diversification in the banking sector," the commission said.
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The company claims it has solved deployment speed issues with this update by providing more efficient pooling of the resources feeding the virtual desktops.
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The Department of Labor said Monday that it is proposing a rule change that would reverse Obama-era restrictions on tip-pooling in restaurants.
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Besides regulating the land-pooling policy, DDA is also committed to accountability and transparency by allowing the population to monitor its infrastructure projects online.
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Grab is also looking to add pooling to its existing vehicle categories, having launched its first pool option in Singapore nearly one year ago.
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While EU officials have talked up integration there is doubt Berlin would back the pooling of debt or national governments' ability to raise money.
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The rockfish mapping project expanded to create detailed maps of the sea floor, pooling data gathered by transducers fixed to the bottoms of boats.
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Eleven men and women, who had come only to celebrate and to pray, were gunned down, their blood pooling around their scattered prayer books.
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Representatives of the television networks on Friday were quick to note that the pooling decision had been made collectively, not by a single channel.
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The Royal Navy and French Navy reportedly are discussing pooling naval resources by creating an Anglo-French aircraft-carrier task force for overseas duty.
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"If elected, they could make up a new center of legal power in this country, building alliances across states and pooling resources," Dayen wrote.
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JetBlue Airways The carrier's free family pooling program allows up to two adults and five children to pool some or all of their points.
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Google's parent company, Alphabet, is broadening its car-pooling program and setting up a potential challenge with ride-hailing services like Uber and Lyft.
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Pooling resources will allow Canal+ and TIM to drive a harder bargain in the content war with bigger rivals such as Netflix and Amazon.
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She said her company had explored other ways to make money through things like pooling donor data or through advertising, but never got there.
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On a recent stream, she explained to her viewers how to do a thing called planned pooling, which uses variegated yarn to create patterns.
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Selective private sharing could also be useful for spouses or partners who are pooling their finances, or need a way to coordinate their spending.
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The news came after Deutsche Bank agreed to a $7.2 billion settlement with the DOJ over its sale and pooling of toxic mortgage securities.
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Since Spotify acquired Echo Nest, the two companies have been pooling their collective brain power on ways to bring more music to the masses.
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"If there is a lack of investment capacity...we should not shy away from pooling resources and volumes and creating bigger players," he added.
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Some of the platforms violated the rules, pooling funds illegally, and some were suffering from China's slowing economic growth and the ongoing deleveraging campaigns.
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I had a hard time believing that after a 15-minute courthouse wedding, we were better off pooling our money and calling it even.
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With the move to defined contribution plans, people must plan for the longest possible retirement, as one isn't pooling assets with other future retirees.
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Importantly, Uber and Lyft embrace these strategies to expand pooling services and gain relief from stifling traffic congestion, just like the rest of us.
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"He said, 'They killed me, they killed me,'" recounted his wife, Margarita Fernández, who found him splayed on the concrete, blood pooling around him.
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Pooling green bonds with new philanthropic dollars creates a sustainable mechanism that protects forestlands critical to our clean air, water and many local economies.
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The groom, 30, is the head of market operations for Scoop Technologies, a San Francisco-based start-up that specializes in automated car-pooling.
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Ducks, white and brown feathers ruffled by the wind, waddled through the rainwater pooling on the sidewalks and the grass, still searching for food.
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He stood in anguish next to Telesfora Escamilla as she lay dying, her blood pooling on the pavement just three blocks from her home.
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"The car-pooling cars got reshuffled, since some people had to leave early, and so no one noticed I was gone," Mr. Cavar said.
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Sanders's campaign has invested heavily in making sure his Iowa supporters can get to caucus sites — even offering a digitally hosted car pooling operation.
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When Hanif and his fellow-officers discovered that Zia had been killed, they celebrated, pooling their money to buy a bottle of illegal whiskey.
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EasyTaxi and Tappsi have begun pooling resources, and together are in 11 countries; 99Taxis has dominated 70 percent of the taxi-hailing marketshare in Brazil.
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Andhra Pradesh recently introduced a land pooling scheme for its capital city Amaravati that activists say puts pressure on owners to give up their land.
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Future production will be underpinned by pooling supply from the country's and wider region's stranded gas fields, raising the prospect of eventually boosting LNG output.
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Since then, they've been pooling their self-driving experience to develop technology they believe will enable what's known as Level 4 or Level 5 autonomy.
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In China, Didi offers a number of services, including Didi Hitch, a car-pooling service, which Li was using at the time of her death.
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Independent FBO operators, meanwhile, are preparing to resist the new global chains such as Jetex and Signature by pooling their marketing budgets and loyalty schemes.
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The initial pour barely puts a dent in the one pound candy, but the heat of the pooling copper causes the jawbreaker to catch fire.
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And third, each integration of Watson Assistant keep its data to itself, meaning big tech companies aren't pooling information on users' activities across multiple domains.
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Risk factors for toxic shock have historically included tampon use, since the tampon's pooling of blood can create a rich source of food for bacteria.
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Analysts said pooling the assets and coordinating the investments of 20 plants that have multiple private and local government owners will be a huge challenge.
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The lawsuit would be among the last actions over misconduct in the sale and pooling of mortgage securities which helped to cause the financial crisis.
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Pooling resources with a few co-workers can be an enticing prospect, especially now that the jackpot has hit a world-record-setting $1.5 billion.
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First, by pooling their savings, and then by raising about $100,33 in December 2015 through a local crowdfunding site to build the first Ampler prototypes.
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As he lay on the ground with his blood pooling beneath him, veering toward losing consciousness, he could vaguely hear people shouting and sirens blaring.
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They follow it to find a darkened space, illuminated only by the cool pooling of neon-light wall-writing and the flickering of projected videos.
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Oaken Innovations, based in Dallas and Toronto, is developing an application for car-sharing and payments, and Israeli startup Commuterz is creating car-pooling software.
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Alphabet, the parent company of Google, is broadening the scope of a car-pooling program that could challenge ride-hailing services like Uber and Lyft.
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And when my family of four drops four figures on flights to Florida, pooling definitively tips the decision in JetBlue's favor and away from Delta.
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Germany's transport minister wants to open the German market to car pooling services offered by Uber and other companies by 2021, Focus magazine reported Saturday.
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I'm a leaf in a storm and also the exquisite drop pooling at the tip, doomed to fall to the floor like a cannonball dive.
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On "The Tunnel," Sigurd Hole's bass is way up in the mix, sometimes pooling like spilled glue, elsewhere making melodies with long, mournful shapes. RUSSONELLO
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And that was before frigid water from a burst pipe began raining from a ceiling in Terminal 24, pooling amid the luggage of the stranded.
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As hundreds of workers change shifts, four Spanish speaking employees pile out of a Chevy Caprice after car-pooling the 40-miles from Liberal, Kansas.
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Some soldiers slowly began digging a trench outside their tents, to keep water from pooling around their cots and their feet in the coming hours.
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As hundreds of workers change shifts, four Spanish speaking employees pile out of a Chevy Caprice after car-pooling the 40-miles from Liberal, Kansas.
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Unlike weather data, which U.N. member states have shared voluntarily with the WMO for decades, the pooling of data on water is in its infancy.
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Prevented from banding together in a class and pooling their resources, most people simply abandon their claims entirely, never making it to arbitration at all.
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The Department of Labor's Office of Inspector General announced Monday it will look into the agency's rulemaking process in issuing its proposed tip-pooling rule.
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In a split decision, the court upheld the rule and said the Woody Woo case did not prevent DOL from expanding its tip-pooling ban.
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The agency also wants to rescind a rule that prohibits employers from pooling tips and divvying the proceeds to employees who make full minimum wage.
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Water was rising Saturday morning in a flood plain near the Waccamaw River, lapping up against homes and pooling over at least one main road.
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There's a free shuttle to take workers into the city center, incentives for car pooling, and even a shower for those who bike to work.
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If the ending of this book does not leave you with tears pooling down in your clavicles, you are a stronger person than I am.
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Why it matters: It's the latest sign of companies in the automotive and battery space pooling resources to get ahead in the increasingly competitive EV market.
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They ranged from individuals looking to buy one flooded house to groups of ten or more pooling their money for a home-buying spree, she said.
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Institutions would also not be able to create a "capital pool" of money to put into various products because pooling funds often led to debt default.
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This pooling significantly reduces the amount of fluid returning to the heart, and correspondingly, reduces how much fluid the heart can pump out during each contraction.
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Over the past two years, it has branched out to provide private cars, car-pooling, motorbikes on-demand, logistics and delivery and, as of today, coaches.
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That was the case for Grab Hitch, its car-pooling service, which debuted in Singapore but is now running in three countries, including Indonesia and Thailand.
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In the financial cooperative that the village women had formed, pooling their resources and extending loans, she proved to be an excellent, if frightening, debt-collector.
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And by pooling everyone together, you're going to have such leverage over health care providers in negotiating prices, you'll be able to bring costs down substantially.
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Schnall said a lot of the bank's customers are immigrants where seven or eight family members may be pooling the money to make the down payment.
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Often, 401(k) investors who choose from the core fund menu can take advantage of lower costs, as they are pooling their plan assets to invest.
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As the temperature climbs to 114 degrees, that means forgoing the usual rickshaws (in summertime, essentially fan-assisted ovens) and car pooling with services like Uber.
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A scheme from AXA for users of BlaBlaCar, a French long-distance car-pooling service, covers repairs and provides alternative transport if a car breaks down.
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More troubling, the government is planning to compile a "social credit" score for all its citizens, pooling online data about them to predict their future behaviour.
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After pooling together some savings, they invested in building a center big enough to service their community that Youssef estimates is now over two thousand people.
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Risk pooling makes it possible to cost-effectively spread similar financial risk evenly among participants in a self-funded plan designed to protect against catastrophic loss.
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That causes the atria, the top chambers of the heart, to almost quiver rather than pumping blood out, which can result in blood pooling and clotting.
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Vox's Dylan Scott, Sarah Kliff, and Jim Tankersley are reporting out the politics — and pooling their knowledge to help game out where this is all headed.
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Mount St. Helens is indeed gearing up for another eventual blast, but the explosive outcome of today's magma pooling won't be seen for another many years.
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Bloomberg Law reported on Thursday that the Department of Labor deliberately removed damning data from a report analyzing the consequences of its new tip-pooling proposal.
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Linda and Al Blyer purchased their home in the Cobble Hill section of Brooklyn in 1981 by pooling funds with one of Mr. Blyer's fellow workers.
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Tata Steel's Dutch unit will also be part of the joint venture's cash-pooling mechanism, which means the unit's cash flow will not be ring-fenced.
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The entity acts as the group's cash pooling and treasury service provider, and is a guarantor to bonds issued by PSA under their EUR203bn EMTN programme.
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His pictures capture people doing everyday activities — biking, walking, or simply standing — while arrows longer than arms protrude from their bodies, blood pooling around the holes.
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It is easier to play dead with your head elevated, allowing your bodily fluids to drain down rather than pooling in your mouth, eyes and face.
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The EU original core was the European Community of Coal and Steel, founded in 28500, pooling together industrial resources from former wartime foes Germany and France.
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Alta, Solitude and Brighton joined Snowbird in Utah on an app called R.I.D.E. (Reducing Individual Driving for the Environment) to encourage car-pooling by offering incentives.
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Supporters of the project also argue that dam removal can reduce flooding upstream by allowing water to flow unimpeded rather than pooling behind a dam wall.
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The emergence of the China Horse Club reflects the rise of partnerships across the industry to reduce risk by pooling capital and buying into proven horses.
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Many workers said they had been car-pooling since gas prices rose to the equivalent of 21 cents a liter this month, up from 16 cents.
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Scientists have since compiled these studies into meta analyses, or larger studies pooling the data from all the smaller ones to make some sort of larger conclusion.
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The company's flatcar contracts and pooling agreements are approved and authorized on a periodic basis by the Surface Transportation Board (STB) of the U.S. Department of Transportation.
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Many of these issues, however, were addressed long ago by more civic-minded individuals who saw the wisdom in pooling our collective resources for the public good.
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Despite some European layoffs expected in a PSA-Opel deal, the bulk of savings could come from pooling vehicle platforms and engines, sources told Reuters on Wednesday.
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In typical vasovagal syncope, there's less blood in the upper body when you're standing because it's pooling in the lower body, and maybe you're dehydrated to boot.
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With an atmospheric pressure greater than that found on Mars, frozen nitrogen could have melted, carving its way across the rocky surface, and pooling in flatter areas.
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Once up on the forest rocks, we could see nothing but bare, depressing trees and cold brown water pooling in the earth—he had misunderstood our question.
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House Democrats are calling on the Department of Labor to withdraw it's proposed tip-pooling rule following a report that agency officials hid an unfavorable economic analysis.
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The names of the newest cryptocurrencies betray the increasing desperation pooling in this sector of the economy: Jesus Coin, Bananacoin, TrumpCoin, PutinCoin, titcoin, potcoin, and, yes, Ponzicoin.
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Still, the damage from the latest floods has been heavy, and big cities like Wuhan and Nanjing have been disrupted by water pooling in densely populated areas.
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Around the same time that PEPFAR started, more than 50 donor countries (including the US) began pooling funds through the Global Fund for AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria.
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On her cue they played a variety of instruments — glasses filled with water, triangles, other hand percussion — as she wove a melody throughout the pooling communal sound.
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Small firms running low on inventory are also short on information needed to make their products, and some are pooling resources to develop temporary economies of scale.
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For the first time, FIFA had changed the way the World Cup groups were drawn, pooling teams according to their ranking, rather than on a geographical basis.
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By deriving and pooling individual risks, the relative threat to communities can be evaluated: encouraging high-risk communities to take more immediate and more proactive preventive action.
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Perhaps she could even design a car-pooling app, to provide workers, particularly women, with safer and cheaper ways to travel while helping cut down traffic congestion.
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The cooperative would create a pay-and-benefits structure for art handlers based on seniority funded, in part, by pooling paychecks and extracting percentages from client contracts.
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After a rainstorm, walk around the house and look for any signs that water might not be draining properly, like pooling water or damaged gutters or downspouts.
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As that filling melts into the dough during baking, some of it seeps out, pooling around the bun in a molten mix of butter, sugar and cardamom.
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You only need 20,000 miles to hit the first status tier, which includes perks like free carry-on bags, seat assignments, family mileage pooling, and priority boarding.
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The United States could learn from the CCRIF on how risk pooling models, making use of objective and public data, could help improve household and community resiliency.
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Within China, Didi Chuxing offers several options, including an individual ride-hailing service and a cheaper car-pooling service, called Didi Hitch, which Ms. Li had used.
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And there was a run, a very abusive run in conglomerates where they played with numbers and they had dirty pooling as they call it of accounting.
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Schneiderman was co-chair of a working group that investigated misconduct in the pooling and sale of mortgage securities in the run-up to the financial crisis.
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This made Titan extra special, since it is the only other place in the Solar System we know about, besides Earth, that has liquid pooling on its surface.
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The CBRC published draft rules in December to oversee the P2P industry, banning the pooling of investor money, concealing risks of financial program and using fraudulent sales tactics.
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The first is that the Tories or Labour can form a coalition with one or more of the smaller parties, essentially pooling their votes to create a majority.
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I am a birth striker because at night, I dream of refugees in boats that capsize, always capsize, their scarves and clothes pooling around them as they sink.
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Many were imported from America, where each batch was created by pooling and concentrating the blood of up to 40,000 paid donors, including prison inmates and drug addicts.
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The health insurer relies on a concept known as risk pooling, where enough healthy people sign up to offset the costs in benefits paid out to sicker people.
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Perhaps inevitably, the commitment of such a diverse bunch to regional integration, and the pooling of sovereignty it implies, is not as strong as ASEAN's triumphant statements suggest.
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But between 5am and 6am and between 10pm and 12pm, car-pooling service drivers can only pick up passengers of the same sex, Didi said in the statement.
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In Andhra Pradesh state, the country's largest exercise in land pooling is under way to develop the new capital city Amaravati with 38,000 acres (15,378 hectares) of land.
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But most of the land is owned by wealthy landlords whose poor tenant farmers are being displaced, with no recourse to compensation under the pooling law, Sarma said.
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The bill would pay for this by pooling the money the state gets from the federal government for programs like Medicaid and Medicare, and also by raising taxes.
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Has it really been nine months since we saw him last, taking the final, cruelest blow from young Olly and collapsing onto the ground, blood pooling behind him?
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Lyft, a four-year-old company founded by Logan Green and John Zimmer, sprang out of an early long-distance car-pooling program, then called Zimride, in 2007.
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Its family pooling service allows up to two adults and five children to pool, though the airline said it might expand the number of adults at some point.
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Two major shareholders in Metro said on Monday they planned to join forces by pooling their interests and voting rights to seek to fend off the takeover bid.
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The large central basin also has a pump that can transfer water into a nearby canal, van Peijpe said, as summer rain began pooling on the basin's surface.
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Pooling all of this data together, the report claims that 21 infrastructure setups account for over a quarter, or around 1,500, of all the Tor hidden services surveyed.
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Car-pooling was popular in the earliest days of the automobile, but for much of the last 100 years, the numbers have been going in the opposite direction.
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Aside from this new Pedal service, Ola also offers licensed taxis, private cars, car pooling, motorbike taxis, shuttles and autorickshaws options across more than 100 cities in India.
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Photos of blood pooling in prison corridors and stacks of corpses piled high in the aftermath of recent riots sent an incontestable message of power to their audience.
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Cars are on their way to pooling their collective smarts, but vehicles that have built-in communication tech and intelligence processing are still a ways off for many.
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However, industry analysts have said pooling the assets and coordinating the investments of 20 plants that have multiple private and local government owners will be a huge challenge.
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None of this may be caused by the euro per se, or be enough to outweigh the benefits of pooling a currency and the protection that can bring.
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Pooling water at the surface of the continent's ice shelves will drain down into cracks and crevasses and "force them open" until the ice shelf disintegrates, said Pollard.
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What should concerned UK citizens to do to defend democracy against the data science folks we're told are being thrown at the Johnson-Cummings GSD data pooling project?
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While initiatives like pooling (50% of rides in some cities) and driver density can help to lower costs, autonomous is the single most transformative piece of the equation.
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This form looks like a couch or throne; the red and yellow glaze pooling on its seat is fitting, since crossing the River Styx takes you to Hades.
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An entity of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Ginnie Mae creates mortgage bonds by pooling loans mainly from the Federal Housing Administration and Veterans Administration.
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So, when the teens ran out of their own clothes to sell, they decided to up their game, pooling their $300 savings and traveling overseas to import more.
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Pan-fried steelhead trout is on the menu now, with a smooth, pale-green sauce of cucumbers, melons and avocados pooling beneath a jumble of warm young cucumbers.
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The researchers found that if ride-hailing companies increased pooling and the use of electric cars, they could become 52% greener than the modes of transportation they replace.
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You might lose all your investors' chips, but you still have fee money pooling in your pocket, and that's more than most people involved in the deal get.
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Its expertise and ours complement each other, and pooling our assets will put us in a position to tap into growth opportunities and synergies in France and beyond.
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Technological progress has created a situation of severe tension and incompatibility between the right to privacy and the extensive data pooling on which the digital economy is based.
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In cities and states, activists are exchanging civil disobedience tactics, pooling financial resources and showing up to demonstrations about issues that they may not have previously focused on.
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In the shorter term, Ford and Mahindra suggested they could benefit from collaborating on distribution of vehicles in India, pooling purchasing and collaborating on forays into ride services.
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What is the point of pooling all that sovereignty if the resultant institutions cannot save you from global financial meltdown and cannot even regulate the new digital behemoths?
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By pooling their data together, this international team of scientists reconstructed the journey of this rather large ICME, allowing them to study changes in its speed, size, and intensity.
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For individuals who have recently lost weight, the fluid pooling situation can be greater because their skin is now much looser, providing much more space for fluids to pool.
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Sonnen will start bidding in so-called primary balancing power auctions from next week by pooling the power generation and storage of its thousands of small customers, he said.
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This is more than a matter of national pride: by pooling passengers from around the world at Heathrow, airlines can offer flights to more places than they otherwise could.
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" Busch noted that because this group "has lower health-care costs than older individuals... their exclusion may reduce the" long-term stability of Obamacare marketplaces "by limiting risk-pooling.
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Fortunately for those looking to consolidate their health and fitness data, most of these services have APIs, so there are options for pooling stats from different devices and apps.
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Pooling flood risk means those in flood-prone areas pay little more than those in dry ones for insurance, which weakens the disincentive to build in such vulnerable areas.
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In order to afford a down payment on our home, we started by pooling our earnings, tightening our budget, and looking at our spending habits with a critical eye.
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The German luxury carmakers are also pooling their resources on mobility services, investing $1 billion in a joint venture that spans ride-hailing, multi-modal transportation and related services.
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Their money filtered up through the hierarchy of street dealers, lieutenants, and captains, pooling in the pockets of linchpins who held open the coke faucets flooding the city's projects.
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Such a valuation isn't too shabby for a company that started about two years ago with its founders pooling private savings of 150,000 yuan ($21,800) to kick things off.
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Now, it wants to capitalize on that "stickiness" by launching a point-to-point car-pooling service, to be called FlixCar, putting it into direct competition with France's Blablacar.
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Future production is based on pooling supply from stranded gas fields in Equatorial Guinea and the wider region, raising the prospect of boosting LNG output and state energy revenue.
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It is common for companies to do cash pooling, she said, where a subsidiary is treated as an intercompany bank that receives cash and loans money to other subsidiaries.
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An accommodation combining the reduction and pooling of risk in the euro zone paves the way for modest resilience-boosting progress on banking union and closer fiscal co-ordination.
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"This pooling of our eMobility business is our response to the current challenges of an increasingly fast-growing market", Innogy manager Martin Herrmann said in a statement on Thursday.
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But Apple's move could pre-emptively stop future, less energy-intensive digital currencies from being mined on these devices or halt the pooling of multiple devices to accomplish it.
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This practice, known as "trophallaxis" (another of William Wheeler's coinages), allows a communal pooling of digestive capacity, which can then be handed down from one generation to the next.
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For some New Yorkers who have been priced out of New York City's real estate game, pooling resources with friends and siblings has become the quickest path to homeownership.
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So I sat on the crowded subway car, clutched my phone and fought to keep the sudden onslaught of liquid pooling in my eyes from ruining my interview makeup.
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The potential U.S. action is one of the last that deals with alleged misconduct in the sale and pooling of mortgage securities which helped to cause the financial crisis.
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"It would be one thing if the administration had come to Congress and said, 'Here's our plan for actually better organizing those activities and pooling those resources,' " said Sen.
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The plans, which have become increasingly popular, rely on pooling members' contributions to cover their medical expenses, but they are not required to meet standards for traditional insurance plans.
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BEIJING — Didi Chuxing, China's popular ride-sharing service, fired two senior executives and suspended a car-pooling service after the second killing of a female passenger in three months.
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Giant holes have been punched in the walls, the wide corridors reek of urine, many lights have burned out and water drips from the ceiling, pooling on the floor.
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Pritzker said by pooling their more than $14 billion of assets, the pension funds would lower administration costs and enhance investment opportunities, while easing pressure on local property taxes.
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But last September Navistar said the alliance would produce around $200 million in annual synergies by 2024, due to the companies' combined purchasing power, global scale and technology pooling.
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Stocker suggested that problems may arise with financial data reporting and reserve pooling at the Central Bank of West African States (BCEAO), which oversees the CFA franc currency bloc.
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"Crowdfunding involves the pooling of funds by a group of investors into a real estate project," explains Ralph DiBugnara, president of Home Qualified, a website for real estate investors.
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They had met car-pooling to their place of worship, which was 40 minutes away, since both are members of a small sect of Islam called Shia Imami Ismaili.
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The restaurant industry has filed several legal challenges to that regulation, which prohibits businesses from pooling tips and sharing them with dishwashers and other back-of-the-house workers.
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That 2011 tip-pooling regulation is also the subject of a legal challenge by the National Restaurant Association, which has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to review the rule.
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At the same time, the agency plans novel measures to make it easier for small academic centers to apply for FDA product approval by pooling data generated from similar work.
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Sidecar launched a ride-hailing service in 2012, and was the first app to show passengers the price before they booked a ride and to match passengers for car pooling.
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The estate was at high risk for flooding during heavy rains and storms, with water already pooling on the premises in addition to nearby bridges and roads in Palm Beach.
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However, the regulator set out in detail in April certain structures that the trusts should not use, such as money-pooling schemes and structuring products to avoid restrictions on leverage.
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Indicated 0.5 percent higher German freight companies are pooling their anti-cartel claims against truck makers Daimler , MAN, Volvo/Renault, Iveco und DAF, Germany's BGL association told Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung.
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In 19943, with Maggie Daley, Mr. Daley's wife, pooling federal grant money with private donations, Ms. Weisberg helped turn an empty downtown lot into an arts apprenticeship program for students.
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The case is one of the last addressing alleged misconduct in the pooling and sale by large banks of mortgage securities that were a major cause of the financial crisis.
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Although the app-makers continue to face regulatory issues in China, the country's transport ministry said recently that it supported car-pooling - as long as it was not for profit.
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"We will return the cities to the people," Harms said, adding the ride-pooling plans will help to significantly reduce urban congestion at prices which are cheaper than taxi rides.
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Meeker will have no trouble pooling capital, given her success at Kleiner Perkins, where she was a partner for eight years, backing companies such as Airbnb, Houzz, Slack and Peloton.
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In the run-up to the referendum Germany swiftly rebuffed overtures from France to advance euro-zone integration, including proposals like a finance minister and a pooling of common debt.
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The $1.3 trillion spending deal released late Wednesday night includes language to prevent employers from being able to steal workers' tips under the Labor Department's controversial tip-pooling rule. Sen.
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Manley also said that FCA's pooling deal with Tesla would conclude in 2021, with 2022 being the first year that the company achieves the full benefit of its own efforts.
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The village is the brainchild of founder Alan Graham, who spent years serving the city's homeless before pooling $18 million in privately donated funds to construct Community First in 2015.
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But some New Yorkers, priced out of the city's real estate game, have given up that dream, finding that pooling resources with friends can more quickly make homeownership a reality.
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I was knocked out, especially by a creation called Tidal Pool, which involved a clear littoral broth of seaweed dashi pooling around sea-urchin tongues, pickled kelp and foie gras.
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Mensakas is also allied with CoopCycle, a European federation of bike delivery co-ops in 16 cities, who are pooling their resources to develop shared software and coordinate advocacy efforts.
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As part of the suit, independent contractors who pick out and deliver groceries for Instacart claimed 18 violations, including improper tip pooling and failure to reimburse workers for business expenses.
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However, with zero interest rates and elusive economic growth at home, families are searching for higher returns on their own, or pooling resources in what are known as club deals.
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Besides improving the economies of scale for crude purchases, the alliance could at a later stage form joint ventures for petrochemical production by pooling together their naphtha supplies, Zhang said.
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Tactics like test pooling, which Nebraska has started using and which other states may copy, can be employed to let us test more patients with the same number of tests.
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"This is the time to redirect our energy from panic, fear and worry towards purposeful contribution by pooling whatever resources we have for a national emergency stockpile," the statement read.
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But Britain was always hesitant — or outright resistant — to pooling sovereignty with a group of Continental countries that joined together after World War II, from which the British emerged victorious.
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Background: Instacart settled a $4.6 million class action lawsuit in 2017 involving allegations of improper tip pooling and failing to reimburse workers for business expenses, which Instacart denied, per Vox.
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It opened more than a decade ago in a building that a group of residents renovated by pooling about $600,000 of their own money and getting a $1.2 million loan.
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He spoke to investors about pooling distressed loans that financed taxi medallion purchases, repackaging them and selling them to investors, according to a person with direct knowledge of the discussions.
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Even as nurses pumped fresh blood into Littlejohn, it flowed straight back out of his bullet wounds, pooling in his abdominal cavity and soaking the bed on which he lay.
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The proposal published in the Federal Register comes after the department in 2017 stopped enforcing an Obama-era rule that restricted tip pooling under the federal Fair Labor Standards Act.
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The study, according to Khoury, will help Uber introduce other products such as its car pooling service "UberPool", and driverless cars in Dubai, a city of about 2.5 million people.
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TIC listings tend to be lower priced than comparable properties sold the traditional way and by pooling their resources, people can buy more than they could afford on their own.
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The provision in the spending bill would prevent employers from pocketing the tips, but would not stop them from pooling tips earned by servers to share with non-tipped employees.
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Jaguar Land Rover and BMW AG said they will jointly develop electric-vehicle technology by working together on electric drive units and pooling some purchasing and research and development resources.
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Note that there's a range of voting rules the DNC could use: a) Each voter could support a limited number of candidates (without pooling votes for a favorite candidate), e.g.
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The case is one of the last addressing alleged misconduct in the pooling and sale by large banks of mortgage securities that were a major cause of the financial crisis.
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But, by pooling the work of so many groups, the Brainstorm Consortium was able to go beyond this and cross-correlate the putative genetic underpinnings of 25 psychiatric and neurological problems.
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Sipila said he did not support Juncker's most dramatic scenarios of the EU scaling back to just policing a common market, or taking a major leap forward in pooling states' sovereignty.
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That often involves increasing the level of oversight and professionalizing operations, both of which are easier by pooling together or selling out to formal management, like a multi-channel network (MCN).
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But that is largely because making things simpler would require pooling politics in one European arena, and the politicians and citizens of different European countries do not want to do that.
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They turned to the Lifetime Risk Pooling Project, which combines data from 20 large population studies that have tracked people's health over years to figure out risk factors for cardiovascular disease.
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The white paper also advocates facilitating the pooling of wealth to ensure greater clout for private capital and the possibility of taking a more consequential stakeholder role in SDG-related projects.
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Uber estimates that the uptick in pooling services in the area has already saved 85033 million miles of driving, 46,000 gallons of gas and more than 450 tons of carbon dioxide.
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Pooling resources to acquire and commission TV series and films would allow Canal+ and TIM to drive a harder bargain in the content war with bigger rivals like Netflix and Amazon.
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The law, he said, was necessary to comply with a fiscal turnaround plan approved in March by the island's oversight board, which requires the pooling of funds available to pay debt.
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Google Maps, more popular than the Apple version, works well by pooling the experiences of millions of users, often in real time, to deliver accurate information on things like traffic jams.
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The researchers are pooling their samples of DNA to study up to 100 wolves, coyotes and dogs from every state in the continental United States, as well as in Canadian provinces.
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In Licking County, he said, that can mean pooling money and driving to Columbus, Ohio, to buy cheaper heroin and picking up a little extra for four or five other people.
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It might be worth pooling your money, though, since shared finances may help you build a stronger sense of togetherness and (bonus) help you grow your savings faster through compound interest.
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" Scotland has "weathered a dramatic slump in oil prices last year because we are part of a United Kingdom that has at its heart a system for pooling and sharing resources.
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Experts say that one easy way to protect users' privacy – pooling the individual data into big buckets to make it more anonymous before handing it over – is off the table here.
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Olivia Bee's accompanying poem: i bought a blue dress so i could slip into the sky;to cradle tangibility with camouflage,dusk's disappearance transpiring, the poison seeping, pooling around my ribs.
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The skewers are carried out on a plate with all their juices pooling around a spoonful of yogurt and petals of onions brought to the crunchy-tender threshold on the plancha.
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One option being discussed is pooling support behind a different candidate if Sanders comes into the convention with only a plurality of delegates and doesn't win outright on the first ballot.
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Crises over both the euro and migration have cast lasting doubts over the union's fundamental promise, that pooling individual sovereignty would result in greater sovereignty for all members of the club.
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After the lunch break, the prosecution showed crime scene photographs of the same nine people, splayed out on the linoleum floor of the fellowship hall, blood pooling where they had dropped.
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By pooling resources, these organizations could stay in business, and continue to compete with national news organizations that have steadily gained support as more and more small news establishments go under.
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With a couple of taps on his phone, he lines up rides with Via, a car-pooling service that shuttles him around Manhattan with strangers for a flat rate of $5.
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The analysis reportedly showed workers could lose billion of dollars in gratuities if the agency rescinds an Obama-era ban on tip pooling: The Hill's Lydia Wheeler reports: http://bit.ly/2FNT962.
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Harper Neidig has more here Labor: A Labor Department proposal to kill an Obama-era rule preventing employers from pooling workers' tips is now under White House review, Lydia Wheeler reports.
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It works to even the playing field by pooling resources, and developing a list of photo editors, curators and directors, while a Slack channel lets members share experiences and ask advice.
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For the past two years, Hilton Honors has offered points pooling to its nearly 82 million members, allowing family or friends to combine their points and put them toward a trip.
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The red of the blood gushing from the wounds, pooling on the banquet-hall floor, reminded me of the paint splashed on the "Welcome to Northern Ireland" sign at the border.
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A U.N.-backed initiative, called Seabed 2030, is trying to do that by pooling data from around the world to produce a publicly available map of the entire ocean seafloor by 2030.
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But plenty of shady avenues remain, such as pooling $50,000 allowances with others; making an arrangement with a Hong Kong resident or foreigner in China; inflating invoices for overseas payments; and cryptocurrencies.
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Fluid pooling reduces RMR, and reduced RMR means less body heat generation, which results in a further drop in body temperature; people with low RMR often have persistently cold hands and feet.
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Tipping is on the minds of restaurants big and small across the country, from the rise of restaurants going gratuity-free to the Trump administration's roll-back on regulations on tip-pooling.
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Conversely, negative rating momentum could be driven by a material and sustained increase in leverage levels, or failure to maintain ongoing STB authorization, which could severely restrict or eliminate TTX's pooling authority.
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"Forced pooling is a perfect example of Colorado's antiquated oil and gas laws that must be updated in accordance with modern technology," Anne Lee Foster of Colorado Rising said in a statement.
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TORONTO (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A planned smart city in central Toronto could lead to a six-fold drop in greenhouse gas emissions by pooling residents' data, said the company behind its development.
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Finding ways to make offshore dollar finance safe, such as pooling dollar reserves among emerging-market countries, relies on international co-operation of the type that is fast falling out of fashion.
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While my cousins and I played, our parents discussed serious matters in hushed Tagalog: pooling money to lend to a struggling household or planning visa applications for those still in the Philippines.
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BMW and Daimler, two giants in the automobile sector, are pooling their resources in a joint mobility effort that spans autonomous cars, ride-hailing, electric scooters, car-sharing, and electric car charging.
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One gets the feeling that the "pooling of resources" line was ad-libbed and they forgot to edit it out because they could no longer tell the difference between reality and fantasy.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Swiss financial infrastructure group SIX aims to take on more securities business on behalf of Swiss banks as they seek to cut costs by pooling resources, it said on Friday.
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Despite its bigger size, Uber has evolved in lock-step with Lyft, adding new types of rides like car-pooling, changing fares investing in autonomous vehicle development and adding scooters and bikes.
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Despite its bigger size, Uber has evolved in lock-step with Lyft, adding new types of rides like car-pooling, changing fares investing in autonomous vehicle development and adding scooters and bikes.
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Pooling all this information, the researchers noticed something odd: The people who rated their own health poorly also tended to have higher levels of neuroticism and a lower likelihood of premature death.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Ride-hailing firm Grab said on Wednesday it would stop offering car-pooling services during late-night hours in Singapore after drivers complained about some passengers being drunk and argumentative.
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Okada, as it turns out, was fine, and the two men finished the match, but Shibata had suffered a subdural hematoma—a burst blood vessel and pooling of blood in the brain.
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The tipping issue resurfaced in December when the Labor Department proposed a rule rolling back an Obama-era regulation that banned tip pooling for workers making at least the full minimum wage.
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The company apologized and said it would suspend its Hitch service - a pooling service for passengers and drivers going to the same destination - from Saturday nationwide, and would start checks on drivers.
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The police were called to the Walmart in West Mifflin, just outside Pittsburgh, on Thursday after an employee reported liquid pooling at the base of the potato bins just after 10 p.m.
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As the initiative has grown, the VEO and America's Warrior Partnership, a national nonprofit, saw an opportunity to further strengthen local groups by pooling each CVEB's collective insights and sharing them nationwide.
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Members of Merkel's conservative bloc are wary of more comprehensive European integration and shudder at the idea of Germany, Europe's economic powerhouse, pooling risks and debts with other, less financially fit countries.
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Earlier this month, Recode reported that Googlers were pooling personal accounts of what it was like to work at the Silicon Valley giant — specifically, times they felt they had been retaliated against.
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More than 61 percent of Henkel's ordinary shares are owned by members of the Henkel family share-pooling agreement, making it less vulnerable to attempts by activist shareholders to push for change.
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The framework of the alliance would include the pooling of resources in autonomous technology and VW investing in that Ford business, and Ford licensing Volkswagen's MEB electric vehicles platform, the person added.
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A decade later, Uber has moved far beyond its luxury roots, expanding into low-cost UberX rides, lower cost car-pooling, and other far-flung categories like bikes, scooters — even flying cars.
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But the squatters found ways to make a home out of the uninhabitable, pooling meager funds to appoint guards at entrances and carrying buckets of water up 28 flights of unlit stairs.
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"Sponge city" schemes in China which incorporate sustainable drainage systems into infrastructure - like water-absorbing asphalt and green spaces to prevent water from pooling - could also work across the region, he added.
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This is why publications that fire their critics shortchange themselves: making a shared event of writing is the one thing that print, unlike the constant pooling of Web commentary, still does best.
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RBS along with other banks also faces an investigation by the United States Department of Justice over its sale and pooling of toxic mortgage securities in the run-up to the crisis.
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ABUJA (Reuters) - Lying in bushes by the side of a road, the security officer played dead and hoped the militants would mistake the blood pooling from a colleague's body as his own.
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The rationale behind the existing tip-pooling rule is that waiters, bus people, and bartenders are allowed earn less than minimum wage because their tips are, in effect, credited to their salary.
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Prior to the SimbaPay-Family Bank China service, he said a number of Family Bank's small business customers "were taking cash from our counters and pooling with…informal transmitters" to pay Chinese vendors.
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The new study, funded by the National Cancer Institute, included 9,267 women in the After Breast Cancer Pooling Project, which combined four studies of women from California, Utah, Oregon, Arizona, Texas and China.
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Meridian and Beisheim last week said they planned to join forces by pooling their interests and voting rights as they seek to help fend off the bid by EPGC, calling the offer "inappropriate".
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Weeks later, the trio were up and running, pooling their savings to buy a second-hand van and leaving behind stable jobs in finance and engineering to create a technology-driven delivery service.
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The video flicks between scenes of pastel-toned domesticity and aerobic choreography, to ones suddenly jarred by the bloom of a bruise around Nistico's eye, or blood-like liquid pooling near her head.
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The company has already seen applications in various fields like health care, where pooling data from multiple sources allows firms to create tools like electronic health records systems and a comprehensive patient overview.
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" After performing a necropsy, the CPW determined the bird suffered a gunshot wound to its lower abdomen which resulted in a "fractured right tibia, liver fracture and pooling of blood in the abdomen.
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Some of her potential new coalition partners, along with northern governments like the Dutch and Finns, are very dubious about his suggestions for pooling budgets with less fiscally austere states in the south.
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Some countries have come together to share aerial-tanker capacity, but pooling and sharing can work only if there is a firm understanding about how such assets will be used in a crisis.
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Volkswagen's (VW) new MOIA "mobility services" division on Monday announced plans for a fully electric international ride-pooling service that aims to remove 1 million cars from European and U.S. cities by 2025.
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The pooling of sovereignty found in the treaties first of Paris and then of Rome—which created the European Economic Community in 1957—was designed to save the nation state, not bury it.
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Now on to regs news... THE BIG STORY: The Department of Labor's Office of Inspector General announced Monday it will look into the agency's rulemaking process in issuing its proposed tip-pooling rule.
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The attorneys general said if recent reports are true, the Department of Labor (DOL) could have broken the law in rolling out its plan to rescind the Obama-era ban on tip-pooling.
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Now the firm, led by Krubiner as CEO, uses artificial intelligence to evaluate and buy individual loans in the US, a departure from the traditional process of pooling debt and then selling it.
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"We need be leaders in this and organize a global understanding, pooling knowledge and resources [around geoengineering] and make it so individual countries don't make moves on their own," Yang told Business Insider.
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Steve Mears, a writer for the Washington blog TalkNats, created a Twitter hashtag, #NatsRide, where people can coordinate car-pooling to the ballpark, or even just to a sports bar in the neighborhood.
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The CBO had to answer a big question: Are the health "alliances" that the bill proposed to establish — pooling together individuals and employers to negotiate lower rates for private coverage — considered government agencies?
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The attorneys general said if recent reports are true, the Department of Labor (DOL) could have broken the law in rolling out its plan to rescind the Obama-era ban on tip-pooling.
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For decades, credit card companies and banks have inserted arbitration clauses into the fine print of financial contracts to circumvent the courts and bar people from pooling their resources in class-action lawsuits.
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She invited an audience to the made-up crime scene, where she remained bent over the table with blood dripping down her legs and pooling at her feet as they discussed the incident.
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Thousands of companies affected by Hurricane Harvey are tearing down walls and doors, installing dehumidifiers, shuffling work shifts, fortifying secure Internet connections for people who work remotely and pooling funds to help colleagues.
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While I've had many seamless, efficient pooling experiences, I've had some horrendous ones as well: the time I called an UberPOOL from Manhattan to Kennedy Airport and was routed through LaGuardia, for example.
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It does that by buying a portion of those apps' ad inventory from the companies at a reduced rate, pooling the inventory with other inventory it has and re-selling it to advertisers.
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A small elevation in your heart rate can help pump blood throughout your body more readily, which can prevent any fluid from pooling in one place and swelling that area, as a result.
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Tata Motors, Tata Chemicals, Tata Power and Tata Croma, a chain of stores selling consumer electronics, are pooling resources and expertise to build an electric vehicle ecosystem, the executives told reporters in Mumbai.
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Mersch also expressed scepticism about a proposal, launched by Irish governor Philip Lane at Europe's financial risk watchdog, to create European Safe Bonds synthetically by pooling and tranching the debt of individual countries.
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The appeal this initial interpretation held for me was in reaction to the installation's dual authorship: dealer Larry Gagosian and artist Urs Fischer pooling their resources as folks do in a pop-up exhibition.
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They began small, pooling resources (sometimes even "borrowing" medical supplies from Farmer's alma mater, Harvard Medical School) and setting up health centers in remote areas that had been largely forgotten by the outside world.
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The complaint, filed by Colorado Rising on behalf of mineral owners in a Denver suburb, challenges the state's forced pooling rule, a decades-old law that was intended to help efficiently develop mineral resources.
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Germany's biggest lender last week announced a $7.2 billion settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice over its sale and pooling of toxic mortgage securities in the run-up to the 2008 financial crisis.
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"Our ride pooling solution will reduce the number of vehicles needed to support the transportation demands of a city but this does not mean that the driving jobs are going away," she told Gizmodo.
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However, members of Merkel's conservative bloc are wary of more comprehensive European integration, especially if it means that Germany, Europe's economic powerhouse, would be pooling risks and debts with other, less financially stable countries.
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Johnson's most recent belt-notch is the alt-right crowdfunding platform Wesearchr, a site which frequently experiences outages and is currently pooling money for the legal defense of neo-Nazi site the Daily Stormer.
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The framework of the alliance is expected to include the pooling of resources in autonomous technology and VW investing in that Ford business, and Ford licensing Volkswagen's MEB electric vehicles platform, sources have said.
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While your friends were busy pooling money to get you that Starbucks gift card for your last birthday, Chelsea Handler was sending pal Reese Witherspoon a naked picture to celebrate her big 4-0.
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There are also long standing interest groups that can cut across friendship groups by pooling all sorts of people into the same messaging thread around a particular overarching interest, such as football or food.
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Another hazard is melt water pooling on the icy road surface, rendering it too slippery to ascend grades and reflecting light in the shimmer that Mr. Andreyevsky said he had noticed on the road.
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Their opponents generally want the country to quit, retain its access to the single market—perhaps at the price of some continued pooling of power—and assume an observer status in the European institutions.
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Questioning the Winterfell maesters about their stores of food, Sansa realizes that the villages of the Northern kingdom need to begin pooling resources immediately in order to prepare for possible invasion from any direction.
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The bank, Germany's biggest, last week announced a $7.2 billion settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice over its sale and pooling of mortgage securities in the run-up to the 2008 financial crisis.
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More than 6,600 incarcerated individuals in Texas dipped into their limited commissary funds to donate to the American Red Cross, pooling together more than $53,000 for Harvey relief efforts, WPXI in Pittsburgh reported today.
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"The central land acquisition law makes it very difficult to acquire land and delays important projects," said Pradeep Kapoor, a chief town planner for Rajasthan, which passed a land pooling law earlier this year.
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While viewers have long brewed in Arya's murderous abilities and intentions, all of Winterfell learned of them after an extremely satisfying reunion of Stark children and a pooling of their knowledge and harrowing experiences.
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By pooling resources and hiring money managers, mutual funds are able to mitigate a lot of the risk associated with individually investing in securities while still maintaining a relatively high yield for their shareholders.
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Howard has already hightailed it to Chuck's home, filling in Chuck on the bad news: Kim is "pooling her resources" with Jimmy and leaving HHM... and she's trying to take Mesa Verde with her.
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The Catalan crisis leads to a final question about nationhood: Can Western Europe's nations hope to preserve their wealth and high living standards in a globalized economy without pooling their nationhood into something greater?
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Pooling or ridesharing reduces the cost of rides by taking on several customers at a time, but increases the risk of coronavirus infection by stuffing more people into the confined space of a car.
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They cleared schedules to write songs as a group, with stays at an Airbnb rental in Los Angeles and later at a friend's farmhouse in Vermont, pooling ideas and constructing songs and arrangements together.
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Multinational companies are still subject to burdensome cash pooling requirements under significant changes in international tax rules that aim to tackle a tax avoidance practice called earnings stripping, tax experts told The Hill Extra.
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German newspaper Handelsblatt has reported that top politicians from Merkel's conservatives want to pass a resolution this week to reject any pooling of debts in Europe and any fiscal policy without national parliamentary controls.
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To smooth out that company-specific risk, investors diversify by pooling multiple stocks together, balancing out the inevitable losers and eliminating the risk that one company's contaminated beef will wipe out your entire portfolio.
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Last year, during an unusually nasty storm, water snaked through the narrow streets of Guraidhoo, a small island in the Maldives, pooling around the floor of the three-room house and chasing away guests.
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Kay has been developing new products at LendingClub to attract larger investors, and leaning heavily on securitization — the process of pooling assets to create a product, and selling pieces of that product to investors.
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Here's the technical explanation from the International Journal of Drug Policy: This [retraction] is supported by the authors' acknowledgement of methodological weaknesses linked to the pooling of diverse outcomes into a single composite measure.
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Banks face tougher rules since the 2007-09 financial crisis, prompting a shift in risks to shadow banking like repurchase agreements, securitization or pooling of debt, money market funds and securities lending by asset managers.
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BERLIN, Dec 23 (Reuters) - The German government has welcomed Deutsche Bank's $7.2 billion settlement with the U.S. authorities over the lender's sale and pooling of toxic mortgage securities, a Finance Ministry spokeswoman said on Friday.
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"It causes an inflammatory cascade — so you get the irritation in the lungs, go into acute respiratory distress, and that leads to swelling and fluid pooling into the lungs which can be fatal," Anderson says.
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I meet 27-year-old Megha Mishra on Monday evening while pooling a cab up to Connaught Place—the commercial hub of New Delhi and also home to the beloved cooperative shop, Khadi Gramodyog Bhavan.
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A couple tried to traverse the roads in their rented S.U.V. but ended up stuck in mud, where they spent the night with their feet up to avoid the water pooling on their floor mats.
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Calastone, citing research by consultants Deloitte, said the global fund industry could save as much as 3.4 billion pounds ($4.4 billion) a year in costs by moving to blockchain and pooling trading and settlement processes.
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MUMBAI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - States across India are bypassing land acquisition laws by introducing land pooling schemes to speed up industrial and development projects, a move that activists say leaves farmers and the environment vulnerable.
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"If you don't repair the urethra, you can get scar tissue that would prevent them from urinating normally, or a fistula forms where the urine would have just been pooling outside the urethra," Purohit added.
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It's also important to note that, unlike some other rewards programs, Hilton Honors has a generous policy when it comes to pooling points with members of your household or anyone you plan to travel with.
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But those of us who are strong supporters of One Health need to make the case to convince all sides that there is strength in numbers and enormous benefits from pooling our knowledge and research.
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Backers of the approach say pooling together resources could allow for strength in numbers and increase overall efficiencies in the use of skilled crews, site supervisors, equipment as well as the purchase of construction materials.
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This began to change in the 17th century when corporations like the Dutch East India Company were able to deliver massive windfalls to investors by pooling money and using it to extract resources from colonies.
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"These are at most one hour out of the water, but soon they will be too long in the sun," he said, pointing to milky liquid pooling in the carapace of one just-opened urchin.
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"Is it bloody?" asks Joel Sheffroth, unaware the dark red gore streaming from his earlobe has soaked through a bunch of wadded paper towels and a protective mat, and is now pooling under his hair.
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It's further proof that in these uncertain times, the more we can work together to help those affected by COVID-19 — from social distancing to pooling resources — the better it will be for us all.
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After pooling the results, Ahmadizar and colleagues found an increased risk of eczema due to early life use of antibiotics of 15 to 41 percent, while hay fever risk increased by 14 to 56 percent.
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Members of her conservative bloc are more reluctant than their centre-left Social Democrat (SPD) coalition partners about European integration, and allergic to the idea of pooling - or mutualising - risks and debts with other countries.
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In Germany, microtransit company CleverShuttle—which bills itself as more of a ride-pooling service than a bus—pulled out of three of the eight cities it was operating in, citing economic and bureaucratic hurdles.
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Scientists and public health officials at the World Health Organization and the US Centers for Disease Control make recommendations for the composition of the flu shot by pooling their data on the viruses together each year.
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Raising metabolic activity For young, healthy individuals, this pooling of fluid when sitting is limited because specialized muscles in the calves of the legs -- the soleus muscles -- pump blood and interstitial fluid back up to heart.
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To hasten a process of acquiring land, which can often be delayed because of disagreements over compensation, officials opted to use land pooling, a strategy that had never been attempted on that scale in India before.
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Separately, a vessel-pooling tie-up between Hapag-Lloyd, three Japanese competitors and Taiwanese Yang Ming - dubbed "The Alliance" - will start on April 1 as planned, bringing savings through better aligned sailing schedules and port calls.
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Some companies, like iCapital Network, are pushing to allow high-net-worth individuals to invest smaller amounts by pooling many investments together while also giving them a platform to sell their stakes early, if need be.
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The rule has been criticized by industry groups who say tip pooling is necessary to address the compensation gap between servers, who have been earning more as food prices increase, and untipped colleagues in the kitchen.
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Structured finance helps in the pooling of economic assets such as bonds, loans, and mortgages, as well as in the issuing capital structure of claims or tranches that are prioritized against the pool of collateral assets.
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The physical trauma created a pooling of blood in the area and two fistulas on the left and right side of his genitals—connections that redirected the pooled blood to the vessels that regulated his erection.
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The company also has made pooling services up to 80 percent cheaper than uberX and instituted a "Pool Pass program" this August that allows riders to get $1 rides the entire month for an upfront fee.
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The two companies said that pooling resources would be a way to mitigate increasing costs to develop new scooter technologies and keep pace with ever-tightening emissions regulations in the face of falling domestic scooter sales.
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"The land pooling system is a win-win for everyone, as projects get done faster, owners are not forced to give up land, and the land also appreciates in value," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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This enables new types of competitive barriers, as in Twilio's ability to negotiate volume discounts from carriers that no individual developer could obtain, or the volume pricing that Stripe enjoys by pooling payments across many developers.
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Syncope may be caused by a variety of circumstances including dehydration, overheating, emotional stress, pooling of blood in the legs, or exhaustion, as well as by medical conditions that affect the nervous system or the heart.
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On the eve of World War II, labor leader Walter Reuther proposed a plan whereby the big car companies would begin building military aircraft by pooling their resources and setting up industrial councils with worker participants.
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The U.S. Department of Labor has agreed to give the public more time to comment on its proposal to ax an Obama administration ban on tip pooling after advocacy groups and Democrats in Congress raised concerns.
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Suicide and suicidal behavior are "challenging to study -- sometimes they are statistically rare so pooling a number of studies to get better insight is appropriate scientifically," noted Gelfand, who was not involved in the new study.
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At the heart of the tussle is a conflict between the conservatives' insistence on individual countries being liable for their own economic risks, and Macron's push for more solidarity — or pooling of risks — between member states.
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This might be because only a small number of people are finding their way to the pooling programs, or they may be the sort of people who never would have abandoned their miles in any event.
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Previous proposals in California suggested financing the agency by pooling the state's current funding for Medicaid, Medicare and other health programs and then taxing employees 20163 percent of their income and employers 7 percent of payroll.
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Since late October, millions have taken to the streets in Chile's capital city, Santiago, and elsewhere to demand fairer living conditions after the government announced a subway fare hike, despite the country's pooling state of inequality.
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But a severe shortage of jobs and affordable housing has seen settlement populations swell out of control, with multiple families often sharing one roof, mostly pooling incomes from odd jobs and selling produce at street markets.
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The lawsuit against UBS, a small originator of U.S. residential mortgages at the time, is among the last actions over misconduct in the sale and pooling of mortgage securities which helped to cause the financial crisis.
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At the heart of the tussle is a conflict between the conservatives' insistence on individual countries being liable for their own economic risks, and Macron's push for more solidarity - or pooling of risks - between member states.
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To encourage car pooling they have called for banning vehicles with fewer than three people from the Williamsburg Bridge for longer than just rush hours as the city envisions and extending the ban to other bridges.
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With the official bid apparently now dead, the northern Italian regions of Lombardy and Veneto suggested pooling their resources to put forward a new, revised offer and Italian media said CONI was working on the idea.
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Some livery services have banded together against the threat from Uber and the others, pooling their cars and creating a unified network to ensure that there is always a car available to pick up a passenger.
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Shot to shot, Mr. Alfredson and his estimable team give you plenty to look at, including acres of blinding white snow, noirish nights, desaturated pooling red, a sleekly generic Euro-scape and Mr. Fassbender's expressionless mug.
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The UK, with its history of empire, its "special relationship" with the United States, and its physical and cultural separateness from "continental Europe," has always bridled even more than its neighbors at the idea of pooling sovereignty.
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With Rohingya families still heading to the camps, refugees who left in earlier waves who have managed to establish some sort of modest livelihood are pooling together their limited resources to send money to the newly displaced.
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This came just two weeks after Deutsche reached a $7.2 billion settlement with the U.S. Justice Department (DOJ) over its selling and pooling of toxic mortgage-backed securities in the run-up to the global financial crisis.
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Boosting returns might involve pooling investment portfolios in order to reduce fees; charging more for being an insurer of last resort, for example for bank deposits or flooding; and using offices and other types of property better.
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The injunction against the Uber car-pooling app followed complaints by Israel's Transportation Ministry, Taxi Driver Union and a rival ride-hailing company about the U.S. company's use of drivers who lacked proper business licenses and insurance.
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Instead, by pooling prospective customers and using variable pricing to nudge them towards the most viable shuttle service and time of departure, together with an algorithm that predicts demand, GoOpti gives travellers a cheaper and greener option.
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Being in space for so long, your cardiovascular system doesn't have to keep the blood from pooling in your legs due to gravity when you're standing up -- that's why your head gets swollen when you're in space.
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Expanding Health Savings Accounts, making plans portable, allowing for the sale of health insurance across state lines, and for pooling of individuals and small businesses to buy health insurance at group rates should all happen very quickly.
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Other important questions about safety or efficacy—like large, head-to-head clinical trials of different treatment strategies—might be better answered by pooling large patient registries that track health outcomes over time, after medicines are approved.
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Similarly, a local body, the Higher Chouf Municipalities Federation, has stepped in to deal with the garbage crisis in villages in the hills overlooking Beirut, pooling funds and donations to build a waste sorting and composting facility.
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They were, for a welcome change, well fitted in their clothes, minus the bad shoes, the wing collars and the pooling trouser hems that caused one to wonder in Oscars past how Brad Pitt's stylist stayed employed.
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Classic Shrimp Scampi Here's an incredibly fast recipe to follow that stew; within 20 minutes, you could be dipping a hunk of crusty bread in the garlic-wine-butter sauce pooling in the bottom of the dish.
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Nonsense. Pooling the best of American innovation and ideas to confront growing problems and gathering threats plays to our strengths as a democracy, as we've proved time and again through successful initiatives from Social Security to Medicare.
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In the semi-annual Unified Regulatory Agenda in July, the agency announced plans to rescind the current restriction on tip pooling by employers that pay tipped employees the full minimum wage under the Fair Labor Standards Act.
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"There is a need in the industry for closer collaboration, for pooling of rigs, for harmonizing standards, all to get the costs down," said Martijn Rats, head of European oil and gas equity research at Morgan Stanley.
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But pooling risks and keeping average costs at a reasonable level means the pool needs to have many people with low costs to balance out the small number who have extremely high costs in any given year.
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A secretary who has four children starts drinking a toxic mixture when she becomes pregnant and knows she can't afford another kid; the women around her rally, pooling their meager dollars to help her obtain an illegal abortion.
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"I'm confident we can accelerate the path toward the realization of utilizing the stratosphere for global networks by pooling our technologies, insights and experience," Junichi Miyakawa, SoftBank's chief technology officer and HAPSMobile's chief executive, said in the statement.
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There's some relief now since Didi has introduced an English user interface for its three most popular services — 'Taxi,' 'Premier' private cars, and 'Express' pooling — in three initial cities, Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou, with more to come soon.
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Burdened by tens of billion euros of net debt, RWE is currently in the process of pooling its renewables, networks and retail divisions into a new entity, hoping to escape a crisis in fossil fuel-based power generation.
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Similarly, a new emphasis on "pooling and sharing" military kit, a longstanding aim of the EDA and of NATO, is nice in theory but has proved hard in practice because governments fret about losing control of their forces.
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France and Germany say Europe needs better coordination and pooling of resources after spending cuts that have left depleted national forces too reliant on the United States at a time of rising threats from Islamist militants and Russia.
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Grab already has centers in Singapore, Beijing and Seattle, but the Jakarta base will focus on local issues for its business, such as dealing with the Jakarta's congested roads, tech to enable a motorbike pooling service, and more.
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Chief Executive and founder Jochen Engert declined to comment on the size of the investment, but told Reuters he would spend the money to launch operations in Latin America and Asia, and to build a car-pooling service.
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Didi says it has an advantage in technically complex services, such as the car-pooling feature that now makes up roughly 30 percent of its total private car rides and cuts down on the number of drivers required.
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But the question of whether we share the same agenda, in other words of pooling more in order to move towards a system that is somehow looser, softer, less and less strategic, I'm not in favour of that.
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The Labor Department Tuesday said it's giving the public more time to comment on its proposal to roll back an Obama-era rule that bans employers from pooling workers' tips, following requests from House Democrats and worker advocates.
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This prologue turns out to be a preview of things to come, an abstract that announces, by proxy, some of the narrative players and developments: the detective, the killer, the hostage, the investigation, the murder, the pooling blood.
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Susan Shaheen, co-director of the Transportation Sustainability Research Center at the University of California, Berkeley, has begun a study with the Natural Resources Defense Council to determine the environmental impact of Uber and Lyft's car-pooling systems.
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So doing away with this provision or punting the decision to the states would address a thread that's been running through the health care debate about whether we should be pooling risk among the sick and the healthy.
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In one area, a stream courses along what is now 32nd Street, pooling in a small pond just west of Lexington Avenue, while a tributary of the East River becomes a block-wide river along East 106th Street.
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"I'm confident we can accelerate the path toward the realization of utilizing the stratosphere for global networks by pooling our technologies, insights and experience," Junichi Miyakawa, SoftBank chief technology officer and HAPSMobile chief executive, said in the statement.
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The first perspective on privacy in the digital world is the idea that the appropriate reaction to the massive pooling of data is to enhance this right, so that we all have better control over our personal information.
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If that's too expensive and other people in a similar position at the company are being asked to sign the same agreement, you might consider pooling money to hire a lawyer to review the agreement for the group.
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Dyck was car-pooling with five other Canadians and two French nationals on Thursday who were held for two hours at the Lacolle border crossing where they were searched, made to unlock their mobile phones and ultimately denied entry.
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Zuercher Kantonalbank analysts said the family's presence on the board, as well as the pooling agreement lasting to the end of 2017, meant Hans Vontobel's passing was unlikely to have a major impact on strategy or the ownership structure.
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Pooling society's resources to meet people's basic needs is a tenet of social democracy, one that's been advocated domestically by much of the labor movement and many of its political supporters among New Deal and post-New Deal liberals.
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The water seeped through the soil, overflowing the terracotta dish and pooling on the purple face of poet and visual artist Tiziana La Melia's The Eyelash and the Monochrome, whose cover curled like a set of cosmetically crimped follicles.
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Although Cryan has stabilized Deutsche after a $7.2 billion settlement with the United States over the sale and pooling of toxic mortgage securities in the run-up to the financial crisis, the bank continues to be plagued by scandal.
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The international study - a meta-analysis pooling results of 522 trials covering 21 commonly-used antidepressants and almost 120,000 patients - uncovered a range of outcomes, with some drugs proving more effective than others and some having fewer side effects.
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Sloan Kettering, Dana-Farber and several other top cancer hospitals are pooling their findings so that oncologists can search through cases, about 20,000 so far, to see what mutations were found, what drugs were tried and how patients responded.
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Known variously as pooling or sharing, the programs allow customers of Hawaiian Airlines, Sun Country Airlines and JetBlue Airways to give their frequent flier miles to others or team up with a group to get a free ticket faster.
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A systematic review of the prevalence of constipation in North America, pooling data from high quality studies and encompassing the experiences of nearly one million people, concluded that between 12 percent and 19 percent of people suffer from constipation.
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Dr. Keith Wright, a dermatologist in Atlanta, is part of a group of lawyers and businesspeople in the city who have been pooling their money for about six years in search of the outsize returns of private equity legend.
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Pooling some sovereignty to better shape the world around us does not mean giving away control -- it is a means to leverage power and take back control in a world increasingly dominated by social media companies and tech giants.
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Struggling, smaller news organizations with a common goal of providing local news would benefit from pooling their resources through joint agreements and cross-ownership of media organizations, but decades-old Federal Communications Commission rules prevent these from taking place.
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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said it will look at how platforms and similar services offered by banks, insurance companies, financial advisers and asset managers compete, and whether they use their bargaining power from pooling money to benefit investors.
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By pooling patients' experiences through tools like the smartphone app I'm helping to develop, we can improve the medical advice that other people with glioblastoma are getting, and help to fast-track the recruitment of people to clinical trials.
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In it, the 10 Rohingya men are wearing the same clothing as in the previous photo and are tied to each other with the same yellow cord, piled into a small hole in the earth, blood pooling around them.
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A number of Puerto Rican arts organizations — including the Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Puerto Rico, Instituto de Cultura Puertorriqueña, and Beta-Local — are pooling their resources and offering free public programs to support those impacted by Hurricane Maria.
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Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives introduced a bill on Wednesday to make tips the property of workers who earn them, going beyond Labor Secretary R. Alexander Acosta's suggested fix to address concerns about a contentious tip-pooling proposal.
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Sources have said he is working to ring-fence its foreign operations - which include units in Germany, Austria, eastern Europe, Turkey and Russia - from its home market by pooling them in a German holding to improve the group's cost of funding.
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Major U.S. banks, including JPMorgan Chase & Co and Bank of America Corp, have paid tens of millions of dollars to settle similar claims over misconduct in the sale and pooling of mortgage securities, which helped to cause the financial crisis.
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"The day we have all been waiting for has arrived: today the National Health Insurance Bill is being introduced in parliament," said Health Minister Zweli Mkhize at the briefing, adding that the pooling of existing public funds should help reduce costs.
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Macron was also likely to face polite but firm resistance at the dinner to his calls for a substantial pooling of national budgets in the euro zone and a possible breakaway by the wealthy, western states into a deeper monetary union.
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Even so, by pooling data from several smaller studies, the results offer stronger evidence that vaping can encourage young people to progress to smoking, said William Shadel, a researcher at RAND Corporation in Pittsburgh who wasn't involved in the current study.
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"This process displaces the cold air pooling over the North Pole down towards the U.S." "By flooding the North Pole with warm air, it displaces arctic cold air into the midlatitudes, with one specific pathway down across North America," he said.
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The 26-year-old had been struck by a single bullet to the chest during demonstrations against pro-government forces and a shaky cell-phone video captured her horrific last moments: in it, blood pours from her eyes, pooling beneath her.
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It agreed to a $7.2 billion settlement with the United States over its sale and pooling of toxic mortgage securities in the run-up to the 2008 financial crisis, while the Justice Department had been seeking nearly twice as much.
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Although this sort of data collection may come as a surprise to some, researchers have discovered that other similar devices are also pooling sensitive information, highlighting a looming privacy threat: What if the company is hacked, and those details are released?
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Arvind Subramanian, the government's chief economic adviser, calls the whole construct "a voluntary pooling of sovereignty in the name of co-operative federalism", borrowing freely from the lexicon once used by the builders of the EU's common market a generation ago.
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The figures, produced by the Scottish government, show that Scotland's public finances last year gained £9 billion ($12 billion) from pooling and sharing across the United Kingdom, and that Scotland's own deficit is almost £15 billion, or 9.5% of GDP.
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But Treasury officials said the final rules addressed those concerns by granting exemptions for regulated financial and insurance firms, cash pooling, short-term debt, transactions between the foreign units of U.S. companies, stock acquisitions for employee compensation plans and other operations.
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BPM reenacts how Act Up activists made this future possible, through die-ins on city streets, breaking into pharmaceutical company offices to throw balloons of fake blood, protests in government offices, and the pooling of lifesaving drugs procured through clinical trials.
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Last month, three congressional Democrats called on the Republican Trump administration to withdraw the proposal following news reports saying the Labor Department failed to disclose results of an economic analysis that determined pooling tips could cost workers billions of dollars.
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The scene that police officers found minutes after the massacre overwhelmed the senses: dozens of maimed or dead bodies, spattered and pooling blood, the haze and smell of gunfire, a shattered pipe pouring water from the ceiling, a wailing alarm.
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BUCHAREST (Reuters) - Romania's former ruling leftist coalition stands a good chance of pooling forces for an election in December but it is unlikely to win enough support to form a government, an adviser to the Romanian president said on Wednesday.
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"Mandatory relocation...is likely to increase costs for end-users of the derivatives market, given current economies of scale in London from pooling liquidity in several currencies," said Paul Richards of the International Capital Market Association in its quarterly report.
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If we do agree that individuals have the right to speak freely and even spend money to spread their ideas, then why wouldn't that same right apply to two or more people pooling their resources to do the same thing?
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The consortium will gather data and biospecimens from 18 previous studies, pooling them for the largest sample to date, Dr. Funmi Olopade, a professor of medicine at the University of Chicago who is part of the consortium, said in an interview.
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Like diesel last winter, excess gasoline is pooling in onshore tanks as well as on ships anchored off refining hubs and dawdling along slow-steaming routes around Africa - traders are sitting on the fuel to cash in on higher future prices.
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Volkswagen Group's Moia sub-brand launched last year at TechCrunch Disrupt, with a focus on helping connect the dots between VW's existing automotive business and a future where city-dwellers also rely heavily on ride pooling and ride hailing services.
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I tried medications that gave me psychotic breaks, hallucinations, euphoria and sleeplessness, ones that made me fall asleep for hours in the middle of the day, sometimes in public, that left me nauseated for months, bile pooling in my mouth.
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How to Avoid Burnout When You Have Little Ones Let go of the ideal of the perfect parent and ask for practical help from other parents (farming out car-pooling) or from your partner (dividing household chores more equally) when possible.
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More than half a dozen companies, including Tata Motors , Tata Chemicals, Tata Power and Tata Croma, a chain of stores selling consumer electronics, are pooling resources and expertise to build an electric vehicle (EV) ecosystem, the executives told reporters in Mumbai.
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"Salad Ingredients, New York" is more minimal, spreading about the makings of a salad and its dressing, including a half-used head of Bibb lettuce, peppercorns, salt, an egg yolk, lemon and a little vinegar and oil pooling in two spoons.
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And it helps with the blood pooling in your legs and your feet; it keeps the blood in your chest and your head." iPod Nano "I listen to it on the journey up, while we're rendezvousing with the space station.
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Data for the new study came from the Pooling Project of Prospective Studies of Diet and Cancer, an international consortium which contains information on 10 cohorts of women and is designed to look at the impact of diet on cancer risk.
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So, though that incentive extends to all methods of car sharing — like UberPool or traditional car pooling with people you know — it would also be a boost for Lyft Line, which already makes up one-third of the company's rides.
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The ENSO, the researchers concluded, influences the timing of water pooling up along the western margin of the Atlantic, while the NAO—a measure of atmospheric pressure difference between the subtropics and Iceland—seems to impact where exactly sea level pileups occur.
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Where SocioSpyder gets a bit more interesting is how it can map out user-to-user relationships and graph its collected data, letting an analyst get a much deeper understanding of all the tweets, images, and profiles they might be pooling together.
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A Wal-Mart exit isn't the upstart victory against an industry giant originally foretold in Jet's creation myth – it's more like the two survivors of a nuclear apocalypse meeting on the wasteland and pooling resources to eke out another few days of survival.
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Instead, we'll be pooling together all the pennies we have to gift you something that will provide you as much joy as we felt when we opened up the myriad of toys, bikes, and shopping mall excursions you've given us over the years.
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The search giant has already said it's pooling some of the engineering teams from its two operating systems, Android and Chrome OS. I am told by top officials there that this doesn't mean an entirely new software platform is in the offing.
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All Curio Collection hotels are bookable online or by using the Hilton Honors mobile app, where members get the best rates and other exclusive benefits including Digital Key and Points Pooling to make that weekend getaway or summer vacation with friends a reality.
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Google The search giant has already said it's pooling some of the engineering teams from its two operating systems, Android and Chrome OS. I am told by top officials there that this doesn't mean an entirely new software platform is in the offing.
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By pooling together multiple surveys, we were able to obtain an unusually large sample of these "mega-donors," 493, as well as extremely large samples of several other groups: all political donors, individuals with family incomes over $150,000, and all American adults.
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Whether it's car-pooling office workers stuck for hours entering the Lincoln Tunnel, Lexington Avenue line straphangers faced with trains that are too crowded to enter, or M66 bus riders confronted with ever-slower crosstown travel times, the common thread is frustration.
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Via's main focus isn't on getting one or two passengers from one point to another so much as on smart car-pooling — figuring out the most efficient way to get up to six passengers headed in the same direction to their destinations.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union still has work to do to prepare for handling bank collapses in the event of a new financial crisis, EU officials said on Friday, urging member states to agree on pooling more resources to weather future storms.
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Earlier this month, Recode reported that Googlers were pooling personal accounts of what it was like to work at the Silicon Valley giant — specifically, times they felt they had been retaliated against for speaking out against corporate decisions or otherwise complained to management.
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A toast to transience When I was at the Providian Financial Corporation 25 years ago, an investment banker gave me a bottle of Champagne after we closed one of the first big deals involving credit card securitization, or pooling various types of debt.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Uber faces a legal challenge in Israel, adding to the list of places where it is under scrutiny, after the country alleged unauthorized drivers were illegally paid using its network for a new car pooling app the company is piloting.
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More than half a dozen companies including Tata Motors , Tata Chemicals, Tata Power and Tata Croma, a chain of stores selling consumer electronics, are pooling in resources and expertise to build an electric vehicle (EV) ecosystem, the executives told reporters in Mumbai.
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Bloomberg Law, citing current and former Labor Department sources, reported that department leaders scrubbed a report that showed employees could lose billions of dollars if it follows through on its plan to reverse the Obama-era ban on employers pooling workers' tips.
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Just today, a coalition of labor unions and liberal groups, focused on topics including women's rights (Ultraviolet) and civil rights (the NAACP), announced that they are pooling resources into "Organizing Together," with the ambition of putting staff on the ground across competitive states.
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Pending in Congress right now is a bill known as the FAMILY Act, which addresses these issues by pooling small amounts from employees and employers to create a dedicated revenue stream that workers can draw on when they need time to care.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi alliance is pooling $200 million in a new mobility tech fund, three sources said, in the latest move by major carmakers to adapt to rapid industry change by investing in startups through their own venture capital arms.
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He has gone so far as to question even German fiscal orthodoxy in the name of European solidarity by backing Eurobonds (a pooling of eurozone debt), which would essentially mean the eurozone would become a permanent fiscal transfer union, and the Germans its principal paymaster.
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Waze still exists primarily as a mapping and navigation app that focuses on community engagement, asking users to report things like road hazards and bad weather and then pooling that data and sharing it with other users, and with parent company Google's own Maps.
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It was only after the doctor noted the blood pooling around the young man, who began shouting that he was Superman as the physician tried to examine the wound, that someone mentioned he had not only been hit with the Taser, but also shot.
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By pooling all of the scientific and historical evidence together, and by using cutting edge computer technology, the researchers have done something that, until recently, we've never been able to do before—create a photo-like impression of a common person who lived centuries ago.
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To take the Bain analogy further, if you think of capital as a large reserve of water pooling up in advanced economies, the missing elements of trust architecture pile up to build a dam that stops the water from flowing downstream to emerging markets.
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As an ever-growing number of sensors—in phones or watches, drones or cars—gather ever-greater volumes of data, more and more activities can be assessed for real-time risk (though in the absence of pooling, some risks may become prohibitively expensive to insure).
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It has large health-provider customers in the U.K., the U.S. and its home market of Australasia, and it is actively working on solutions that can move beyond the digitization of medical records, to the pooling of those records for deeper analysis and insight.
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Pooling results from more than 40 studies, researchers concluded that the more time people spend on their duffs -- whether at a desk, on the couch or in the car -- the greater their risk of premature death, cardiovascular disease, cancer and especially type 2 diabetes.
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These include the ability to get a quote on an exchange rather than beg for one from a broker and the chance to get lower rates by pooling their risk with other small businesses, both of which were proposed and supported by Congressional Republicans.
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In a criminal information unsealed Wednesday, prosecutors also charged that Medical Initiatives prepared syringes by pooling drugs sold in glass vials that were meant for a single use, and did not maintain a sterile environment in its facility, resulting in contamination in some syringes.
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Manley said that if the merger with the PSA Group goes through, creating the world's fourth largest automaker, then electrification would happen on a "grand scale" and that further cooperation beyond what he termed a "hedge" on the vehicle-pooling front would make sense.
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"At some point in time, probably down at the end of this process, we may see something that people already describe as an EU army or an EU pooling of resources to make this EU defense identity more visible and more meaningful," Schinas said.
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The charitable status of the foundation prevents it from initiating strategic proposals itself, but it does have the power to veto major strategic decisions by pooling its two votes on the 20-member supervisory board with the 10 seats held by Thyssenkrupp's labour representatives.
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The charitable status of the foundation prevents it from initiating strategic proposals itself, but it does have the power to veto major strategic decisions by pooling its two votes on the 20-member supervisory board with the 10 seats held by Thyssenkrupp's labor representatives.
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There are many ways to go about this, but one of the most popular is "max pooling," which edits down each feature map into a Reader's Digest version of itself, so that only the best examples of redness, stem-ness or curviness are featured.
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"The fundamental question is, how strongly will Merkel's successor position himself or herself on Europe and on European integration, on pooling sovereignty or instead rowing back and promoting an agenda of reasserting national sovereignty," said Guntram Wolff, director of Bruegel, a Brussels-based research institute.
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While many dodged that bullet at the Metropolitan Museum's Costume Institute Gala in May, with its avant-garde dress code in honor of Rei Kawakubo, years past have not been as kind to Sarah Jessica Parker or Rihanna, whose pooling yellow dress in 2015, a.k.a.
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Narrator: And to combat a rush of blood to the head, which might be familiar if you&aposve ever hung upside down...Cliffe: They have special sort of valves in their circulatory system that does actually stop the pooling of blood in the head.
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ATR Chief Executive Christian Scherer said last week it was examining a possible change in legal status from Groupement d'Interet Economique - a pooling arrangement which favors co-operation but does not post its own profits - to a regular French corporation known as "Societe Anonyme".
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"Through more collaboration, such as AGI researchers pooling their resources to form a consortia, industry-led guidelines and standards, or technical standards and norms, we can hopefully re-engineer this 'race to the bottom' in safety standards, and instead have a 'race to the top,'" said Lannquist.
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The tie-up deepens the partnership between the companies, which in January announced a joint venture to build electric-vehicle (EV) batteries, pooling the R&D and manufacturing strengths of one of the world's largest automakers and battery makers to compete in the fast-growing EV market.
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Europe in the coming weeks will be facing a host of political and economic challenges that are spooking international investors, endangering American interests and worrying even the most pro-European voices that their historic union has reached its limits in pooling sovereignty and burying historic resentments.
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Buckman gets at something else about marriage that's also deeply crucial to its continued success as a social institution: it's supposed to be mutually beneficial, a pooling of resources, an idyllic romantic entanglement in which we discover more about the other as we also discover ourselves.
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When they don't involve downers like walking into your living room to find your upstairs neighbor's washing machine has been pooling water in your ceiling for weeks or that your your one true love has been quietly shagging someone else, actually, unexpected events can be a delight.
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In a criminal information unsealed in September, U.S. prosecutors also charged that Medical Initiatives prepared syringes by pooling drugs sold in glass vials that were meant for a single use, and did not maintain a sterile environment in its facility, resulting in contamination in some syringes.
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Some who want the EU broken up see it as a Brexit-style referendum on the EU's survival, pitting advocates of historic, ethnic-based nations against the idea of pooling sovereignty to defend Europe's wealth and values in a world of rising authoritarian powers and global corporations.
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"It fills a gap in Tesoro's midstream business; they didn't have any Permian exposure," said Sam Margolin, an analyst at Cowen & Co. Western's primary business in the formation is gathering - collecting oil from remote fields, pooling it together and bringing it to a hub, he said.
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Thierry Breton, the Commissioner for internal market — who's now driving a pan-EU strategy to encourage the pooling and reuse of industrial data that leans heavily on the deployment of what's he's called "critical" 5G networks — is also a former chairman and CEO of France Telecom.
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The only check on the negative impact of these arguments is the IRS's selective audit practices that focus on unrelated individuals pooling resources to conserve land, and which largely ignore uber wealthy families whose easement donations involve the same complex valuation techniques and conservation easement deed language.
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Owing to concerns over the peg to the euro and the Banque de France's guaranteed convertibility of the currency, which requires collective pooling of foreign reserves, larger economies such as Nigeria and Ghana have been reticent to go all in on the eco in the short term.
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Because that seems to be a political point, on one side, which I understand, but it is the real next step that we need to do, in order to open up, and get a much more efficient liquidity pooling, and capital transfer, within banks in the Eurozone.
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The Restaurant Law Center, which represents the National Restaurant Association—again, a bunch of restaurant owners—also claims the rule that bans tip pooling is a form of overregulation of business by government; they say restaurants should have the freedom to control compensation of their employees.
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But some who want the EU broken up see it as a Brexit-style referendum on the EU's survival, pitting advocates of historic, ethnic-based nations against the idea of pooling sovereignty to defend Europe's wealth and values in a world of rising authoritarian powers and global corporations.
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Unfortunately as is the case with many budding startups, funding and interest barriers got in the way of a smooth journey to success, and Kate and Jane ended up pooling their own funds to begin the manufacturing process themselves, and their early products weren't a treat for all tastebuds.
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Dr. Tony Allegro, a filmmaker and professor at the University of Miami, is a passionate Brakhage fan who suffers from a condition (he did not state its name) that occasionally causes a pooling of liquid in the center of his eye; horizontal shapes become vertical, and colors become distorted.
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Without trying to harmonise every piece of family law, the council could do useful work by pooling experience and elaborating some common standards to ensure that no European lives under a harsh marital regime through being born into the wrong religion, the wrong country or the wrong sex.
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Meanwhile, local ride-sharing giant Didi Chuxing, backed by Japan's SoftBank Group Corp, has cut the subsidies it pays to drivers after being forced to shutter its car-pooling services under a plan agreed with regulators following criticism over the murders of two young female passengers in separate incidents.
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In conjunction with the New Delhi Municipal Council's smart-city programs, the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) has introduced a land-pooling policy to address one of Delhi's primary challenges: affordable housing that can accommodate its growing population, while laying the infrastructure to implement information and communication technologies (ICTs).
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We are pooling brain power from the new USC Michelson Center for Convergent Bioscience, which enables us to unite the USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences; the USC Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center; the USC Viterbi School of Engineering; and the USC Jimmy Iovine and Andre Young Academy.
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