In Singapore, both goods-producing and services-producing industries have been affected.
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They would rather see you miserable and not producing than happy and producing.
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But in Singapore, both goods-producing and services-producing industries have been hit.
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Illinois is the largest U.S. soybean producing state and second-largest corn producing state.
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AMLG: How did you go from producing a robotic doll to producing a robotic vacuum?
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VICE: How did you go from producing your own children's books to producing a television show?
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That means that these trees aren't just producing pollen longer — they're producing more potent pollen, too.
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Colorado, a political battleground, is America's fifth-largest gas-producing and seventh-largest oil-producing state.
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How is producing a song in the studio different from producing a score for a film?
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Those service-producing jobs are more the economic present than most types of goods-producing jobs.
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Even while he was producing cartoons for The New Yorker, Mr. Stevenson was producing children's books.
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Google Translate, once known for producing stilted but passable translations, had begun producing fluid, highly accurate prose.
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I wonder: is producing a show about a variety show any different from producing a variety show?
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Royal Dutch Shell is great at producing profit, but less so at producing oil.
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Producing meat substitutes for a meatless diet emits about 80% less carbon than producing meat, Eshel said.
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Colorado, an important political battleground, is America's fifth-largest gas-producing and seventh-largest oil-producing state.
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The goods-producing sector posted a 0.1% increase, while the service-producing sector also grew by 0.1%.
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The absence of these hormones stops the man's testicles producing sperm – but it also stops them producing testosterone.
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And here is another: Per gram of protein, producing beef requires 20 times more land than producing beans.
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The objective has switched from producing kerosene for lighting to producing gasoline for use as a transportation fuel.
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And for streaming services and cable networks, the economic incentive is to just keep producing and producing shows.
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Turns out producing "The Irishman" -- as Randall did -- is a lot easier than producing a pic with Meryl.
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Producing a wide size range is complicated and expensive, so companies producing bras for big chains avoid it.
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Grant Thornton wanted to carve out and sell off RedWater's 19 producing wells, but renounce ownership of 70 non-producing wells, in an attempt to make the producing assets more appealing to potential buyers.
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It is about the reorientation of agricultural priorities away from producing more food and toward producing higher quality food.
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The big picture: Colorado, a political battleground, is America's fifth-largest gas-producing and seventh-largest oil-producing state.
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" Hardwick is keeping busy with his podcasts, TV shows, and movie-producing producing projects — but he still misses "@midnight.
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We're producing stuff now, too, and [on] one of the projects we're producing, another filmmaker was talking about the marketing.
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Since then, producing this so-called "stimulated emission" has almost always been done with visible and infrared light, producing lasers.
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Refiners are currently making enough money from producing gasoline to cover the costs incurred in producing not-very profitable distillate.
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Xuzhou is a steel producing city in the eastern province of Jiangsu, China's second-biggest steel producing province after Hebei.
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A third of the respondents said they are either already not producing any HSFO or will stop producing in 2020.
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They've been with me since I started and was producing only 50 of a kind to now where I'm producing 2,000.
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Nolan is producing this next project alongside his wife and producing partner Emma Thomas, while he will also pen the script.
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Davis has worked extensively with both artists, producing or executive producing three of Hudson's albums and working with Franklin for decades.
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The energy sector is only producing a fraction of the 4 million barrels of oil a day it could be producing.
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They are producing about 9.7 million barrels a day, about 1 million barrels less than they were producing late last year.
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Golin's producing resume included dozens of popular movies and TV shows, and in 2016, he took home an Oscar for producing Spotlight.
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This waste means you need more land per calorie of food if you are producing beef than if you are producing broccoli.
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You think about producing something where you actually have to milk it from an animal to get excretions versus producing it artificially.
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The mice were producing antigens with the epitopes of coral snake venom, and then, in response, producing antibodies to fight those antigens.
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Being four hard working people producing music is three or 14 times more efficient than being one hard working person producing music.
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There's a revolution in the economy through globalization and AI that is producing massive migration flows, that is producing ... Job disruption, eventually.
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Multiple commanders vie for cash-producing towns; unit-producing structures like barracks, towers, or harbors; and the stronghold, the base of operations.
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Authoritarian environmentalism, then, may excel at producing policies but be no better than democratic environmentalism at producing good outcomes—and probably worse.
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"Producers in the United States are very efficient at producing pigs, and they are producing a lot of them right now," he said.
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"To show that this can work in people also needs to be established — not just producing sperm, but safely producing sperm," Eisenberg says.
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All but one of the state's top-five pistachio-producing counties went for Trump, as did the state's top almond-producing county, Kern.
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America's first offshore wind farm just started producing energy America's first offshore wind farm just started producing energy This segment originally aired Dec.
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The goods-producing industries rose by 0.6 percent, led by growth in manufacturing and construction, while the service-producing industries rose 0.2 percent.
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"You don't want people who are producing air conditioning units for cars to all of a sudden start producing entire ventilators," he said.
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Both these oil-producing giants were also seeking support from other oil-producing countries to extend the deal to cut crude oil production.
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The choice isn't between producing oil or producing wind or solar power — the latter of which generate electricity and thus don't replace oil.
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In practice, prices have been driven by the cost of developing and producing alternative supplies outside the major producing economies of the Middle East.
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Perry wrote the song with Jacob Kasher Hindlin, Johan Carlsson and Charlie Puth, with the latter two producing, and Peter Karlsson producing the vocals.
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The Swedish Kubal aluminum smelter, the only metal producing operation outside of Russia, was still producing but had halted deliveries, a local newspaper said.
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Importantly, allowing free trade enables countries to specialize in producing the goods they have a natural advantage in producing, making us all better off.
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In fact, Professor Varshney said, producing allergen-free peanuts is far more complicated than producing high-yield peanuts, and their development will take longer.
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There was more rationality to Soviet-style central planning, which at least had the aim of producing something of value rather than producing nothing.
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One to two months before the onset of the mating season, male kalutas stop producing sperm and start producing large amounts of testosterone and corticosteroids.
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A few years later, he was approached by the producing and directing team Joel and Ethan Coen about producing "Blood Simple" (1985), their debut feature.
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One to two months before the onset of the mating season, male kalutas stop producing sperm and start producing large amounts of testosterone and corticosteroids.
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Thedy is a fifth-generation brewer, producing Menabrea on the same spot as his great-great-great grandfather, making it Italy's oldest continuously producing brewery.
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As a result, Texas is producing jobs faster than other big energy producing states, which has helped ease the economic impact of the oil price crash.
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They split the S&P 17.53 into two baskets: goods-producing companies and services-producing companies, evaluating each one's risk factors during a looming trade war.
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"When you charge a teen [who has texted an explicit photo] with producing child pornography, you're charging them with producing child pornography of themselves," she says.
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"The people producing this software are producing something that, in a small way, makes people like me miserable and keeps us miserable," Keyes told CNN Business.
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With approximately 63 million animals producing milk and over eight million households involved in the trade, the country ranks as the fourth-highest milk producing nation globally.
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Studies have shown that in the US, Europe, and in China, producing an electric vehicle creates more greenhouse-gas emissions than producing an equivalent gas-powered vehicle.
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An energy-only market pays power plants only for producing electricity, while other markets provide "capacity payments" to generators to be available even when not producing power.
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His answer was that trade depends on comparative advantage — how good a nation is at producing one thing relative to how good it is at producing another.
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In large swaths of India's generic drug industry, the pilot program uncovered a long-running machinery dedicated not to producing perfect drugs but to producing perfect data.
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The oil explorer was eyeing "mergers and acquisitions of producing or near-producing assets" in Southeast Asia and the Middle East to boost petroleum reserves, the company said.
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But laggards like Venezuela, Libya, Angola and Ecuador are producing less today than a year ago and can't compete with non-OPEC countries that are producing more barrels.
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For a testis of a given size, producing bigger sperm thus means it cannot produce as many of them (producing big sperm takes more resources, energy and time).
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The Tahoe and Suburban will be available with either of two V8 gasoline engines, one producing up to 355 horsepower or a larger one producing up to 420.
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Second, according to OPEC's latest numbers, Venezuela is producing about 1.6 million barrels of oil per day, less than half of what it was producing a decade ago.
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CASTLETON * Wind farm in West Virginia producing 2145 MW. * Wind farm in Texas producing 25 MW. * Bought controlling stake in Delta Energy Group that recycles tires in 22016.
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Redwater became insolvent last May and receiver Grant Thornton wanted to carve out and sell off the company's 19 producing wells and renounce ownership of 70 non-producing wells.
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"I would rather not be producing uranium right now because it's such a tough time in the market but I will love producing uranium in 2018-2019," Reeve said.
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Lopez Obrador, who is from oil-producing state Tabasco, has previously said he will give companies three years to start producing before he decides whether to allow more auctions.
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All the while, plenty of U.S. natural gas is available in nearby Pennsylvania – one of the leading natural gas-producing states in the world's leading natural gas-producing nation.
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Mr. Bratton used the unit to hone his image within the department, producing videos for the rank and file, and producing commercials and public service messages for the public.
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The economy has shown signals of improvement, Bliss said, with signs of capital expenditures and hiring in the goods producing sector that are equal to the service producing sector.
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You want to create something timeless, and that's something that I put on my back when I'm producing, and I know Cam [O'bi] does it when he's producing as well.
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Which is why, as people build deeper and deeper into wildland areas, the relevant question isn't just how much pollution these fires producing, but what kind of pollution they're producing.
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The Folio Society has been producing high-end editions of classic literature for decades, and in recent years, it has branched into producing high-end editions of science fiction novels.
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In other words, if OPDP isn't producing letters, and isn't producing guidance, where is the public to look to understand how it is shifting priorities when it comes to enforcement.
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But scaling up operations — from producing burgers for only a few niche restaurants to producing burgers for a good fraction of the population of the planet — is an enormous challenge.
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Fast fashion, in particular, has fallen under intense scrutiny for producing excess waste and pollution, overworking and underpaying workers under terrible conditions, and mass-producing knockoffs of other creators' ideas.
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The authorities say the company violated standards in producing more than 250,000 doses of the vaccines for diphtheria, whooping cough and tetanus, and tampered with data in producing a rabies vaccine.
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"What versions they are producing are almost as important as how many they are producing a week," said Rebecca Lindland, a senior analyst at Kelley Blue Book, an automotive research firm.
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" Dry Farm advertises its wines as producing "no hangovers.
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It's just the incumbent industry that's producing ... KS: Beef.
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It will also close all mines producing less than 300,000 tonnes a year in China's top coal-producing regions, including Inner Mongolia, Shanxi, Shaanxi and Ningxia, by the end of this year.
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If you have a well producing a billion barrels and another one producing only 50 million, you still pump the smaller well because eventually the big one will run out of oil.
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"The carbon-emissions cost is 3.5 kilograms per American per day for producing all the meat they need that day, and only about 0.6 kilograms for producing the meat's replacement," he added.
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In addition to producing painting, collage, and film, Wojnarowicz recorded himself in the privacy of his home and car for many years, producing what we now know as his audio tape journals.
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A ministry spokesman said that flooding oil markets was not in the best interest of producing countries and that a price war to acquire larger market share does not serve producing countries.
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N.Y.C. Nature At about the same time your family-friendly tomatoes are producing their first crop, bittersweet nightshade is producing its own, and probably growing within a stone's throw of your garden.
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That includes companies that were early movers in core oil producing regions, like the Permian Basin in Texas and New Mexico, where the cost of producing a barrel of oil is relatively low.
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Once VRE rises to a certain level of penetration, it begins to swing between producing more energy than the system needs to and producing, in periods of extended calm or clouds, almost none.
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And so rather than building value producing ecosystems, both Wall Street and Silicon Valley are producing a casino like economy controlled by what O'Reilly calls "financial instruments" focused on short-term financial profit.
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Alex Kurtzman, co-creator and executive producer, along with Fuller's producing partners and longtime collaborators, Gretchen Berg & Aaron Harberts, will also continue to oversee the show with the existing writing and producing team.
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LCOE measures also report the cost of producing electricity in optimal situations for renewable sources, rather than measuring the full cost of producing, transmitting or storing renewable electricity when it is actually needed.
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"It's not about producing millions of things, it's about producing the right thing so you can get whole things back online again" says Dara Dotz, principal designer and co-founder of Field Ready.
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During Saddam Hussein's regime, the city was famous for producing skilled Baathist military officers; after the U.S. disbanded the Iraqi Army and eradicated the Baath Party, it became famous for producing skilled insurgents.
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They make money by producing as much volume as possible.
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Morehead State tallied 20 turnovers while producing only 12 assists.
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Gatorade, Honda, and Audi are fully producing short VR videos.
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So he started making and producing songs for sports teams.
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The company already has experience producing, marketing, and distributing films.
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Husky began producing oil from the Atlantic region in 2005.
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And what we're producing now is a standard for touch.
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We're proud to work together, and we're already producing results.
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Advertisers are producing, marketing, selling directly, selling through many channels.
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Rodriguez is producing the series and will act as narrator.
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In 2004 she started producing the New York Comedy Festival.
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My producing partner Steve Hoban and myself came to Netflix.
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Of course, Oprah is no stranger to producing big shows.
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Meanwhile, new threats are emerging in key oil producing nations.
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Producing 'Shark Tank' is "a massive logistics exercise," O'Leary said.
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Rival companies started producing compatible pods and undercutting Keurig's prices.
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Amy Pascal, Laurie MacDonald and Walter F. Parkes are producing.
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Then I started recording, producing, and composing my own music.
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I like to compare this to producing a small movie.
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Dozens of artists and volunteers are silkscreening and producing work.
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BUT WHAT KIND FABER: NOT NECESSARILY PRODUCING THEIR OWN CONTENT.
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Something tells us Putman will not be producing these scripts.
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These are more efficient at producing thrust, and also quieter.
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We Bangladeshis who are producing garments don't have alternate jobs.
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The rapper is producing The Weinstein Company's Richard Pryor biopic.
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Antarctic ice shelves calve at irregular intervals, producing large icebergs.
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Before a 2011 revolution, Libya was producing 1.6 million bpd.
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"It's still very profitable to keep on producing more machines."
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Machines for producing electronic boards are not all that sophisticated.
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" Nebraska "The No. 1 beef-producing state in the union.
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European firms are also producing more small arms inside America.
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She will be producing the drama in addition to starring.
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It's not just about producing food devoid of synthetic agrochemicals.
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While I was there, Hasselblad was busy producing X1D cameras.
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Hermaphroditic worms aren't exhausting their bodies by producing more offspring.
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Is all of this producing a change in the culture?
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What's the difference between making that and producing pop music?
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So I talked to Michael Barnathan, Chris Columbus' producing partner.
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When stressed by heat these symbionts start producing dangerous oxidants.
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Still, Fujifilm excels at producing quality photos on a budget.
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In 2008, it was producing more than 3.2 million bpd.
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You also run the risk of producing a negative stat.
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What's more, even competitive districts are producing pretty polarized legislators.
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China is producing more AI papers than any other country.
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Martin started producing records for EMI's Parlophone label in 1950.
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An increasing share of cocoa is processed in producing countries.
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The nation is perfectly capable of producing such greatness again.
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"They aren't producing well because of climate change," Escalante shrugs.
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Sharara had previously been producing between 200,000 and 300,000 bpd.
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Donna, you know Bradley Cooper from producing Silver Linings Playbook.
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Producing laser beams can still be a noisy operation, though.
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New refineries are also producing cleaner fuels in larger volumes.
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If Tsujihara can keep producing results like that, he's staying.
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Bryan never served as a research analyst producing ISS recommendations.
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Inciarte then faked a bunt before producing his decisive double.
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Abrams is producing a documentary web series, called Moon Shot.
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I really found my calling: producing and playing out music.
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It is currently producing around 170,000 bpd, Kweku Awotwi said.
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We look forward to producing the seventh and final season.
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That can't go on too long without producing a depression.
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Juan: The inexpensive nature of producing zines definitely doesn't hurt.
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Sounds like this high school keeps producing kid geniuses, NBD.
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More shockingly, Kobo still exists and is still producing hardware.
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In December it started producing power from its KivuWatt project.
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I started shooting seriously when I seriously started producing children.
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I definitely use that as inspiration when I'm producing music.
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"I have more fun making stuff than producing," admits Lambkin.
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Sure enough, all the guys on the bench started producing.
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But Lego was still producing the same amount of stock.
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The expansion would make it the country's biggest producing field.
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The tax reform we enacted last year is producing results.
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This uses electrolysis to "split" water, producing hydrogen and oxygen.
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Producing that many cars will present a challenge for Tesla.
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Asus is no stranger to producing ultrabooks or gaming laptops.
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Alas, Europeans still seem better at producing bureaucracy than battalions.
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Finally, G.M. enjoys the regulatory advantage of producing a fleet.
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"You can start producing in America, for America," he said.
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The fault is capable of producing a magnitude 8 earthquake.
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He cited cycling as the inspiration for producing faster chairs.
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The acidic soil is perfect for producing the sour fruits.
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It was initially expected to start producing electricity in 2017.
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Harvey was responsible for producing the Middle East directorate's list.
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Optimization also extends to producing food without draining natural resources.
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Our society is producing more and more of them. Why?
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Most unicorn companies aren't producing billions of dollars of revenue.
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The first is the cost of producing and replicating bitcoin.
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In fact, Rockefeller called his kerosene producing monopoly Standard Oil.
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Even manufacture of business machines was converted into producing firearms.
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He is also producing for Studio 8 and Solstice Studios.
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Volkswagen AG has made major commitments to producing electric vehicles.
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"Both units are producing gasoil and fuel oil," it added.
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Greene County is one of Pennsylvania's biggest gas producing counties.
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However, producing ethanol does result in emission of carbon dioxide.
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And they're going to be producing all the comedy content.
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The dam should begin producing electricity in 2024, Conway said.
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Kirby started to do solo comics for DC, producing what
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The company won't be developing and producing its own vehicles.
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For producing, we use Ableton, and [DaMarii] dabbles in Logic.
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It developed into writing, and I started producing years later.
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I just sit here producing and don't even get tired.
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He hit up Anzaldo about producing comedic videos featuring Chyna.
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We work with people who are interested in producing it.
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Obviously, producing and distributing Daily Resistance is no easy task.
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TA: We're producing a lot of great information right now.
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How did Frankie come to be involved in producing it?
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He's producing the project, alongside Gareth Neame and Liz Trubridge.
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Enter Netflix, which only began producing original content in 2011.
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Services producing industries grew 3.3 percent from the previous quarter.
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" The Sun will be producing content Ryckman calls "complementary news.
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New York will be producing its own hand sanitizer, Gov.
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Ms. DeGeneres is good at producing laughs from her audience.
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THE ACT OF producing art can be anything but romantic.
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The United States is now producing about 12 million bpd.
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The country is currently producing 38 million masks per month.
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The delay in testing follows problems with producing the kits.
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Usually, beekeepers split their time between pollination and honey producing.
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Most C. elegans are hermaphrodites, producing both eggs and sperm.
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But producing clothes in the U.S. today is exceedingly complicated.
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Relationships with politicians were soon producing results, said Mr. Myburgh.
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L'Oréal will also start producing hand sanitizer in its facilities.
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He is now producing television shows for the BET channel.
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They began producing components for solar photovoltaics there in 2.63.
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Producing a pound of beef takes many pounds of grain.
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He really anticipated the use of technology in producing art.
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The researchers identified 26 genes involved in producing flavorful volatiles.
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Craig Brewer will direct and Kenya Barris is executive producing.
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In producing such fare, Ms. Jacobson is an industry outlier.
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But downhill skiing has a habit of producing the unexpected.
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Oregon is producing some of the best pinot noirs around.
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I didn't understand the intricacies of building relationships and producing.
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We'll come back to you if she starts producing dates.
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Currently, Airbus is producing 55 a month, the source added.
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Kikuoka also said the company has started producing OLED screens.
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The series' creator, Trent O'Donnell, is also producing the remake.
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Still, producing a show about suicide is risky, Romer said.
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Back then, PDVSA was producing 28503 million barrels a day.
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The bush fires are producing choking smoke and toxic pollution.
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Arefaine's neighborhood was known for producing skilled, if rowdy, athletes.
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The formula is 5G meets AI, producing brave new world.
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But he preferred the creative art of producing TV shows.
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Weekdays are busier, often producing a dozen bodies before morning.
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More people working and producing do not cause inflation. Okay?
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Moroso is producing it for commercial and residential use. Moroso.it.
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Ernst was put in charge of producing the opening ceremony.
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According to Sadoff, there are cheaper alternatives for producing water.
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She had trouble producing milk for her infant son, Ignacio.
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Of course this advice ends up producing cartoonish, ridiculous behavior.
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I enjoy the fact there is multiple companies producing content.
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Barbara Walters on his hair to Democrats producing mobs. 241.
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It is due to start producing power from late 2027.
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It is due to start producing power from late 2027.
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And African artists are producing exceptional work in the medium.
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It is slated to start producing oil in late 2021.
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But while producing the musical live on the Warner Bros.
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That's because producing meat is costly, both financially and environmentally.
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Mr. Ransohoff continued producing after he left Filmways in 1972.
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I saw you backstage and you're producing your Sunday show.
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She then began writing in earnest, producing more short stories.
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The number it is producing has been kept a secret.
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I'm interested in working hard and producing a quality product.
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We're now producing 12 million barrels of oil a day.
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He began his career by producing four largely autobiographical novels.
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They turn on me, producing more and more ridiculous claims.
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It's still unclear if he'll be hosting, producing ... or both.
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The excuse is that sex education is about producing babies.
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They're producing these reams and reams of data, and we are doing that every day on everything, our movements, our traffic movements, what we eat, what we buy, everything we're doing is producing [data].
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The No Oil Producing and Exporting Cartels Act, or NOPEC, is again making its way through Congress, and it would make oil-producing nations beholden to the anti-trust lawsuits of the United States.
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So from an engineering standpoint, producing things that don't have anatomies, so to speak, is easier, but producing things that have that preserved anatomy is completely doable, and we've done prototypes and so forth.
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"By the end of the year, block 21 and 7 will be hitting 180,000 bpd, blocks 1, 2 and 4 will be producing 23,000 bpd, and block 5A will be producing 20,000 bpd," Gatkuoth said.
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Salicylic-acid production showed the reverse trend, with plants exposed to healthy air samples before a whitefly attack producing very little of it and those exposed to air samples from infested plants producing a lot.
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Around 240,000 people visited the winery last year alone, and since its first vintage in 2000, production has grown from 15 acres producing 4,000 litres to more than 2,000 acres producing over 8 million litres.
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"We're seeing some of these signs of stress among producing companies and producing countries, and that has all sorts of effects on supply, but mostly to pull it back," said Citigroup energy analyst Eric Lee.
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Is Scorsese producing a blues concert at Radio City Music Hall?
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He is charged with two federal counts of producing child pornography.
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The site will begin producing an email newsletter in mid-March.
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Green and Hopfengärtner will be producing two editions of the book.
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Most oil-producing countries allow the practice, but with greater oversight.
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However, there is so much more to breastfeeding than producing milk.
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Hats off to [Philips'] chemists for producing a stable target layer.
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Washington, 42, and Witherspoon, 43, are also executive producing the series.
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This will entail producing changes and other behind the scenes shifts.
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Netflix didn't fool around when it started producing its own content.
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They'll be producing music and shooting some videos during the trip.
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"It changes the lineup when (Granderson) is producing runs," Collins said.
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This can be heady, exciting, frightening, anxiety-producing, and even intoxicating.
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Absolutely, this track was my monster, I really enjoyed producing it.
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Yeah, the costs of producing that is coming down really rapidly.
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Iran was producing that much before Western sanctions reduced its exports.
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"I'm passionate [about producing] because things have to change," Witherspoon said.
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So, we're producing ... KS: It's just like a hip "Sesame Street"?
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Producing energy and fuel without the combustion processes that make NOx.
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Monday was the print deadline to begin producing the census forms.
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The field iS now producing around 230,000 bpd, said Abdul Jabbar.
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On-demand firms are producing a bleak economy of gig labor.
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"I wish we weren't producing all this natural gas," Munger said.
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Goods-producing companies hired 46,000 workers, the highest in two years.
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But you know, now producing ... There's different kinds of producers, right?
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Eventually, you have been producing pornography for a stranger for years.
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Called Castrip, it is producing steel in two of its plants.
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Beats is known for producing extra bass, and that's true here.
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The Fort Hills mine began producing in northern Alberta in 2018.
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It's capable of producing brighter images and some amazing-looking HDR.
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Argentina's main corn producing rival are the United States and Brazil.
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BP operates a refinery at Kwinana producing fuels for Western Australia.
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Exxon's third major business line, producing chemicals, also suffered from downtime.
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People can keep on producing more and more good public content.
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Some North Korean entrepreneurs are even producing their own solar panels.
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Apple, like Facebook, plans to spend $1 billion producing original shows.
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Producing music is fun, but I find composing even more rewarding.
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But I find myself most fulfilled when I'm producing creative things.
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You're bound by the outline and the story that you're producing.
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" Fidget spinners "are over," but they're also "producing local success stories.
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I also like producing synthetic elements in combination with noble materials.
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Then we start to think about that — producing more sweat. Great.
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He said he spends close to nothing on producing his videos.
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They don't stop producing because the economy has gone to shit.
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Don't hog the possibly toxic but mercifully heat-producing street grate.
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Hormones would help the testicular transplant mature, and start producing sperm.
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And it was producing 50,000 barrels a day towards the end.
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Their diverging numbers demonstrate the continued challenges to producing confident stats.
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Why risk producing for a market that could soon become unwelcoming?
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No one has said that the product they're producing is bad.
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Gluck is also producing with Zareh Nalbandian of Animal Logic Entertainment.
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Reese Witherspoon is producing more and more of her own material.
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The Bongo family has ruled the oil-producing country since 1967.
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Ending hunger is not going to come from producing more food.
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What is it about Belarus that keeps producing image filter startups?
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TV networks also dedicated resources to producing video content for Snapchat.
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This quantitative increase is producing qualitative shifts in the continent's politics.
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Attempts had failed mainly due to strong lobbying from producing countries.
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Berkeley is producing its first ever factory-built homes this year.
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Do you see yourself producing or directing movies in the future?
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Kurdistan is producing and exporting some 400,000 bpd via the pipeline.
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She had trouble producing enough milk, but she obsessed about breastfeeding.
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It allows countries to specialise in producing what they do best.
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Everyone is supposed to be producing more joy with less money.
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Whereas producing is the adult part of watching a whole production.
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But how's the app actually producing a reflection-free digital scan?
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Majnoon is now producing around 240,000 bpd, according to oilfield officials.
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Producing all this cash is a profit-making endeavor, Rogoff said.
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Leonardo DiCaprio's production company Appian Way is also producing the film.
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Soon, he's executive-producing a new Food Network program with Fieri.
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The goods-producing sector lost 2194,2000 jobs in July as well.
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Imitators sprang into action, producing knockoffs for the West African market.
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I spend my days working and producing and writing and pitching.
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Last year the company proposed producing its electric cars in Uruguay.
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Each playwright receives $25,000, and the producing theaters get $50,000 apiece.
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China's northern province of Shanxi is its biggest coal producing region.
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Has producing dance music left you tired of it prematurely maybe?
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Plus, you're no longer responsible for simply producing the product itself.
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China may be producing a declining share of the world's exports.
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And so more women can gain the confidence to try producing.
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That creates uncertainty and that is anxiety-producing for certain workers.
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India has 26 sedimentary basins, of which only seven are producing.
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Services rose by 224,000 and goods-producing industries increased by 72,000.
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Carmakers would struggle to find alternatives if it suddenly stopped producing.
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This drug pricing war is indeed producing very different battle lines.
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Some kinds of E. coli cause illness by producing Shiga toxin.
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The law has caused an uproar in palm oil producing countries.
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Cancers are basically cells reproducing wildly, producing tumors that grow unchecked.
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Tesla began producing electric cars at its plant in Fremont, Calif.
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Tim Burton's producing the film, but James Bobin is now directing.
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" Banks is directing and producing an upcoming reboot of "Charlie's Angels.
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The dispute threatens to upend the world's largest cotton-producing market.
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The main obstacle is the cost of producing bioplastics, he noted.
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Officials in some producing nations are still talking up the deal.
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Is it time to start producing after school specials about vaping?
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Deeper wounds can cause a tree to stop producing for months.
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They could reach the ocean, producing all kinds of disastrous consequences.
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And right now they aren't producing much for the American people.
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We cannot survive and prosper producing products for the U.S. alone.
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At the time, PDVSA was producing 2.76 million barrels a day.
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The Philippines has 214 mines with others producing copper and gold.
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Meanwhile, the Cardinals' offense missed key chances, producing just four hits.
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Microbreweries are broadly classified as small, independent operations producing limited volumes.
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Pinphomaniac is producing some of the best stuff in the game.
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We just take and take and expect it to keep producing.
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We are producing it in large quantities in the Marcellus Shale.
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It claimed the wells were Chevron's highest-producing in the country.
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His company reported producing 4.5 million ounces of gold in 2018.
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But now the city is producing solid startups almost from scratch.
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Recently, Vimeo has been focusing more heavily on producing original content.
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India is neither known as a wine consuming or producing country.
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There's a long history of capitalism producing technology for specific reasons.
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This inspired Christian to go full-time producing fine art sculptures.
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They are producing their own products instead of importing from China.
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I never fully understood ISIS studios, producing these deeply distributing images.
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They pursued more anyway, and the search is producing diminishing returns.
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Certain local families have been producing Sandy Hook pilots for generations.
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The singer is producing and curating the album for the film.
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Derke says producing a Carnegie Hall performance is all about preparation.
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Austin Jones, a YouTube musician, pleaded guilty to producing child pornography.
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That suggests we can keep producing improved versions for a while.
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If only Washington was producing politicians of similar nuance and maturity.
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His producing partner, Maverick Carter, gets his own parking space too.
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"It is the hardest producing I have ever done," she said.
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You want to stop subsidies going to companies producing fossil fuels.
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Major energy-producing states like Texas, North Dakota and Oklahoma suffered.
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Even conservatives in Wyoming, America's biggest coal-producing state, are alarmed.
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If you're producing in Lordstown, you pay a 21% tax rate.
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They've -- they're already producing movies, maybe gonna own a movie theater.
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Afterward, Nichols hired Tucker to direct a play she was producing.
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His judicial appointments are aimed at producing rulings that benefit Republicans.
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He's keeping busy producing records and working on a film score.
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Mexico is producing more crude oil, and selling it to us.
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In all, 21959 witnesses were interviewed, producing 21972,21973 pages of testimony.
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His book is polemical, but he is calling for, not producing,
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German exports to oil-producing countries fell 7 percent last year.
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I see more artists producing work that delves into social change.
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Big Tobacco is doing nothing illegal by producing and marketing cigarettes.
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Shortly after joining the network, Seacrest began producing shows for E!
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It's counterproductive, it isn't producing any kind of result you want.
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The mirror also probably helped Harroun aerodynamically, producing downforce, Davidson said.
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Greene County is one of the state's biggest gas producing counties.
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He decided to start producing songs as well as spinning them.
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The director is Ciaran O'Reilly, the producing director of Irish Rep.
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America's intelligence leadership faces three major challenges in producing the report.
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The major oil producing group is due to meet on Thursday.
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Natural gas, producing 38 percent of electricity, remains the top source.
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The APA actually created two separate tracks for producing new regulations.
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But this method involves burning carbon, and therefore producing carbon dioxide.
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In addition to organizing, producing, directing and performing, Ms. Atkinson teaches.
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The European economy, meanwhile, is growing, which is producing labor shortages.
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At the same time, manufacturing jobs in goods-producing industries fall.
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And he's traveled the United States performing and producing country songs.
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First, it must drastically reduce its own greenhouse gas-producing emissions.
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But the region's already producing more and more billion dollar ones.
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Producing billions of eggs a year is an inherently messy business.
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Here are some of the top diamond-producing countries in Africa.
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Although our efforts haven't been perfect, our commitment is producing results.
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And let's not overlook the oil and natural gas producing companies.
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Today they are producing mint, basil, other herbs and leafy greens.
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Producing 10,000 bubble-lined mailers produces 3,132 pounds of carbon dioxide.
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We are all complicit in producing fake news and alternative facts.
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Insys itself is still producing Subsys, though sales have fallen considerably.
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She's executive producing a comedy for ABC called Splitting Up Together.
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Producing their specially tuned beam first required a bit of math.
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How does someone make producing online videos their full-time job?
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Exxon said Mobil Producing Nigeria (MPN) continues to assess the situation.
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The bot is producing meaningful, original music largely without human intervention.
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Producing plastic bottles also requires a lot of energy and water.
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The United States is also producing more good, dry sparkling wines.
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Newly built refineries are also producing cleaner fuels in larger volumes.
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Producing of the Model Y crossover vehicle will begin in 2020.
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Noisey: How was working with Ryan Adams different than producing yourself?
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"Any people producing pornography is contrary to Cambodia's traditions," he said.
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I thought, Oh my, we just keep on producing clothes, clothes.
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So I'm just focused on producing and kicking down the door.
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I think of it from the perspective of producing a track.
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Around five years ago, drinking and producing mezcal was considered vulgar.
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"We're looking to start producing paper maps as well," she says.
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The Singaporean SWTLKR has been producing music since at least 2004.
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He has been designing and producing typefaces for over 35 years.
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The [safrole-producing] factories could be located anywhere in the country.
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There wasn't this real process of recording and producing the album.
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The Tyrell Corporation has begun producing replicants that live natural lifespans.
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The company faces a new challenge in producing the Model 3.
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Wisconsin, Massachusetts and New Jersey are the biggest cranberry-producing states.
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Plus, pillow-hugging provides extra covering, producing a boost in warmth.
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Were you writing and producing and recording everything at the moment?
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The GOP must not let process stop growth-producing tax cuts.
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Showtime is owned by CBS, which is also producing the show.
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A list of ethylene gas-producing foods can be found here.
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Atropine prevents the nose and lungs from producing too much fluid.
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Whether producing more oil will help the kingdom is another question.
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" Will Packer: He's executive producing a Donald Sterling documentary called "Blackballed.
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He received an M.F.A. in theater management and producing from Columbia.
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Airbus has been producing about 58 single-aisle planes a month.
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We want to be producing the conversation for a general public.
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The greater problem, he says, has been producing enough of it.
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What do you listen to when you are not producing music?
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Producing high quality food for our customers is our highest priority.
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Producing each design requires its own kind of sleight of hand.
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Its workers almost never say they are "manufacturing" or "producing" paper.
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They're directing, writing and producing independently made movies at record levels.
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There are several such projects that are all producing dazzling results.
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Mitochondria are the components of the cell responsible for producing energy.
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This is no longer the steel-producing industrial powerhouse of yore.
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Producing an albino lizard would show their gene editing was successful.
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Ms. Carsey's former producing partner, Mr. Werner, held a different view.
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Fighting it doesn't help because your body is producing the feeling.
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It is because unsettled anger has spawned disgust, producing cold contempt.
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The Tank is producing weekly video discussions with artists and creators.
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After his release he returned to D.J.-ing, along with producing.
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It's being typically manic: producing a lot, staying up, not sleeping.
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L'Oréal is producing hand sanitizer for hospitals, care homes, and pharmacies
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"He is incapable of producing a consensus, an agreement," she said.
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The China factory started producing the Model 3 late last year.
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It is virtually the last power company producing electricity that way.
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What are the steps that actually go into producing a recipe?
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"Then I was wondering, is the yeast producing alcohol?" he questioned.
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Centrifuges are allowed there for other purposes, like producing stable isotopes.
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What do you enjoy most about managing and producing "The Daily"?
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Chinese companies ended up producing most of the world's solar panels.
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Five different height levels, producing a dozen different heights and edges!
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The meat-producing company has been around for nearly 130 years.
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But Broadway and the business of producing were his ruling passions.
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The company is known for producing live events, typically musical acts.
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He can convince the milder skeptics – but only by producing results.
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But only Mitchell is producing the kind of memories worth savoring.
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Innovative businesses are now producing plant foods to replace animal products.
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Most people in this oil-producing nation live in extreme poverty.
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"I wish him well with all of his future producing projects."
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Of course, producing a sustainable, predictable defense budget requires congressional action.
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Benson said Santa Anita introduced changes which are already producing results.
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The province is Canada's second largest oil producing province after Alberta.
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That&aposs nearly 200 years of history in producing manchego cheese.
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Already the ACP has stopped producing hydroelectricity from the Gatun dam.
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Those warheads would re-enter more quickly, producing much higher heats.
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Mr. Rudin is co-producing the play with Lincoln Center Theater.
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Conflict and corruption have destroyed the oil-producing East African nation.
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Train 2 started producing LNG in test mode in December 2019.
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Producing an N.B.A. player is ultimately how Flemming will be judged.
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The company is now producing batteries with the reclaimed material. 3.
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This is also producing a generation shift in the designer ranks.
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Jenji Kohan's producing it; it's about women's wrestling in the '80s.
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Instead, he spent his time DJing and producing for other artists.
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BRIAN SULLIVAN: But you're still operating, you're still producing in Iraq?
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He is capable of producing open looks for teammates in nanoseconds.
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She started rapping when she was 13, producing beats with GarageBand.
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Goods-producing industries added 29,000 after dropping 17,600 a month ago.
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The factory was producing at only sixty per cent of capacity.
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The new strategy is already producing results at Kentucky Children's Hospital.
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The Budget Committee is charged with producing an annual budget resolution.
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He also said the company is producing stronger cash flow now.
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Sometimes there's too much, producing flash flooding; often, there's too little.
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Verizon has been producing AR and VR content for a while.
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Myrcene, known for producing a calming, sedative high, is dark blue.
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Uganda has said it expects to start producing oil in 2021.
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Loftus kept producing reaction videos and millions of people kept watching.
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Opening your mouth, showing your teeth, producing sounds, rocking your body.
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Before long, they were producing memory chips, laptops and equity derivatives.
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"This powerful monetary easing ... has been producing remarkable effects," Kuroda said.
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"It's the time and intensity of producing a show," he said.
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"Overstepping would be not producing value in their life," he said.
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However, we are now producing so that we can supply enough.
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Iran has been producing about 3.8 million bpd in recent months.
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The cost of both producing and reading DNA is falling precipitously.
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Truworths ran two stores in the oil-producing west African country.
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It's not hard to imagine 2020 producing an even starker inversion.
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" Still, she said her answer is to "keep producing funny stuff.
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"Our in-house team is producing such great work," he said.
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Producing and acquiring weed legally in the city is another story.
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Carmakers would struggle to find alternatives if it suddenly stopped producing.
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Then, the absence of oil-producing countries from negotiations bred conflict.
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It didn't stop New England from producing a postseason-quality effort.
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Currently several members including Iraq, Nigeria and Russia are over-producing.
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Roasting concentrates its flavor and sweetness, producing lovely crisp, browned edges.
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He's producing and starring in "Gunpowder," debuting Monday night on HBO.
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The Saudis have been producing about 9.7 million barrels a day.
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Curtis specified his producing partner Carol Fenelon should handle those decisions.
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Teva gained expertise in producing copycat drugs, and its revenue soared.
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More worryingly, the warming weather pattern is producing a circular affect.
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Pollution from drilling, producing, and refining petroleum may have grisly implications.
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U.S. colleges aren't producing enough graduates with the skills companies need.
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Interrelated objects, producing occasions and prompting responses, can assemble into riddles.
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He himself understood that his articles, books, and producing were interconnected.
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This inspired artists like Kaljujärv to start producing their own music.
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Are they getting their costs covered when producing power, or always?
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C.F., collaborated as Paper Radio, producing zines, comics, and web graphics.
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But you are producing a publication that I read for free.
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However, analysts said if it hopes to go from producing the roughly 80,000 cars it made last year to its stated goal of producing 500,000 annually by the end of 2018, it will need more funding.
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A freeze would put OPEC production at about 2 million barrels above its quota, the U.S. is still producing over 8 million barrels per day, Libya and Iraq are producing more and the list goes on.
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Lopez Obrador, who is from oil-producing state Tabasco, has previously said he will give private companies that won projects under the reform three years to start producing before he decides whether to allow more auctions.
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Just as quilting was considered a mere housewives' craft before critics began to take note that sewing circles were capable of producing truly significant work, this intrinsically dialogic kind of writing is capable of producing literature.
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The number of jobs producing things that we lose our taste for, such as cigarettes, decreases, while the number of jobs producing things that we now have a greater fancy for, such as exercise gear, increases.
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The government of Africa's largest oil-producing nation has been trying to pass sprawling legislation on the sector, governing everything from taxation to relations with the oil-producing regions in the Delta, for more than a decade.
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Very proud of that and we have a very large capacity of renewable diesel producing in Singapore, producing in the Netherlands and Rotterdam as well as in Finland in our home base in the site of Porvoo.
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Once bearing some 20083 farms producing 5,000 kilograms (11,023 lb) of henna leaves annually, mainly for export, that number has now fallen to around 50 farms producing around 300 kilograms, Fao farm owner Fadhil Falih Abdulla said.
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"This is ultra-sustainable because we're producing soil while producing the most nutrient-dense food that grows well in this area," Macaulay says, noting that there is roughly 60 years' worth of topsoil remaining in the world.
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The brothers will be next directing and producing "Cherry," an dark opioid addiction drama starring Tom Holland, as well as producing the action thriller "21 Bridges" starring Chadwick Boseman and the mercenary thriller "Dhaka" starring Chris Hemsworth.
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Malaysia, the world's second largest palm oil-producing country, which accounts for two-fifths of global production, has along with world number one Indonesia and other producing countries challenged the EU move announced in January last year.
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While that's often somewhat true — the technique involved in producing random splatters of paint isn't necessarily the same as, say, painting a Rembrandt — it ignores the labor and aesthetic knowledge that goes into producing seemingly childlike art.
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Other oil-producing countries are also ramping up production, including Norway and Brazil, while Iraq, Nigeria and Russia have been producing a total of 650,000 barrels of oil above the levels agreed to with their OPEC partners.
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"The dolphins took turns in producing 'sentences' and did not interrupt each other, which gives reason to believe that each of the dolphins listened to the other's pulses before producing its own," he said in an email.
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Nigeria is struggling to re-establish security in its oil-producing areas.
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As a major pork producing state, Iowa has its share of barbecue.
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Many others have tried and failed to get South Crofty producing again.
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"I have absolutely no concern about producing content at scale," Stankey said.
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Why would Asch and company worry about producing the show in America?
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The oil-producing province is due to hold an election next year.
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The company has previously come under fire for producing substandard, leaky pipes.
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Heat also worsens urban air quality by producing higher concentrations of ozone.
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Best for: Producing Office-standard files in your browserOn the web: www.office.com
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Therefore, a lower rank wife could improve her status by producing sons.
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He's also producing new television shows, movies and music for upcoming artists.
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At the same time, we're viewing and producing so much more content.
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"The charge of producing pornography is a little too harsh," he said.
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Plus, she's now executive producing a true-crime series called Twisted Sisters.
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There's good and bad to the element of not producing the show.
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He is still on in a producing role, along with Jonah Hill.
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Calumet has been shedding assets not related to producing specialty chemicals products.
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He's nominated for his part in producing Hidden Figures and its soundtrack.
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I think producing just video for consumption is a really tough business.
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The queen hibernates through the winter alone, producing the next year's generation.
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And I think that she was producing scoops that was more important.
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North Korea stopped producing plutonium for eight years under the 240095 agreement.
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Do you think ghost producing compromises electronic music as legitimate artistic expression?
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In 2009, the only American manufacturer of the drug stopped producing it.
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The fact that I'm producing this much milk, it's kind of crazy.
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I'm just being creative, whether it's in fashion, music, producing or whatever.
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Developing and mass-producing something like this is obviously a huge challenge.
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Environmentally friendly practices like spreading manure fertiliser and producing seeds also prevail.
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It launched Prime Video and began producing its own original video content.
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On producing the all-female Ocean's 8: We're finishing Ocean's 8 now.
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Producing in landscape would make creators money on YouTube and possibly elsewhere.
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And the group here is really about producing that type of content.
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The challenge is producing a first film that's worthy of a sequel.
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But this doesn't necessitate producing blanket coverage of alt-right cultural quirks.
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You could have some existing US factories where they start producing more.
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Hyundai Motor Group has instead focused on producing hydrogen fuel cell buses.
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Now I am working toward producing, directing or running my own show.
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Other oil-producing states face varying degrees of economic and budget pain.
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Notably, the app is not capable of producing nude images of men.
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Moment's reputation for producing the best smartphone camera lenses is well deserved.
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It's also producing a Quibi series that will feature WWE's female superstars.
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Acting, producing, writing, directing, podcasting, hell... shadow puppets, I mean, whatever [laughs].
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"It's just much more empowering as a woman," says Lyonne of producing.
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Hasbro isn't the only company producing high-end Boba Fett costuming gear.
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Oil-producing countries have continued to oversupply the markets with cheap crude.
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Insofar as it delegitimates knowledge-producing institutions, conspiracism also incapacitates democratic government.
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When the scientist shined lights onto the bacteria, they began producing oxygen.
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President Thomas Boni Yayi has led the cotton-producing country since 2006.
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We are definitely interested in expanding into producing and releasing music soon.
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Shonda Rhimes revealed Friday that she's producing eight new series for Netflix.
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And vice versa when scientists blocked the mice's neurons from producing dopamine.
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Maine is by far the biggest lobster-producing state in the country.
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Before producing the new unisuit, Boathouse Sports outfitted the 2012 Olympic team.
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The company, headed by Russian Alexander Pushin, specializes in producing drone footage.
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Overhead light splays dramatic shadows across the gallery floor producing ghostly doubles.
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The organization began producing inspirational ads featuring wounded veterans fighting to recover.
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The state has been producing around half of India's fertiliser for years.
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The carmaker will also consider producing Civics in Japan for U.S. export.
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California winemakers have recently started producing marijuana-infused wine for commercial purposes.
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We are producing goods for you, and we are also being exploited.
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Britain no longer punches above its weight in producing world-class companies.
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However, like any electoral system, it is capable of producing perverse results.
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It's innovating — it's producing a better product at, frankly, a lower price.
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Both attended Harvard University, which is in the business of producing elites.
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So we're producing it and we're actively trying to get it made.
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For years, Cameron and the studio hinted at producing more "Avatar" films.
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Moretz is now focusing on producing two TV series, according to THR.
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The 150-megawatt project is due to start producing power in 2020.
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A key plank of its new strategy: producing 2,000 videos per day.
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Tulare County is the No. 1 agriculture-producing county in the state.
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The French multinational hopes to begin producing oil in Uganda in 2022.
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But somehow everything went backwards, and I started producing more than before.
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After that, they stop producing the chemical reactions necessary to generate electricity.
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We use it because it's so good at producing a particular color.
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It discovered commercial quantities oil in 2006 but has not started producing.
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We take account of this increased error when producing probabilities of victory.
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It had been producing around 630 barrels of oil equivalent a day.
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Apple could be a little gun-shy on producing another speaker product.
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But it wasn't just would-be queens that started producing the stuff.
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Gold Fields operates producing mines in South Africa, Ghana, Australia and Peru.
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Then, I think we spend a lot of time producing our mixtapes.
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Blumhouse is currently producing the adaptation of Gillian Flynn's novel Sharp Objects.
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I started producing people, and kind of retired from Redd Kross indefinitely.
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Bond and currency markets point to economic troubles in oil-producing nations.
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Hear me out here: Aquilino's comedy combined with David's writing and producing?
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The company, called Therabis, has already begun producing three products for dogs.
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Iran is now on the cusp of producing at pre-sanctions levels.
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"Quite simply, whatever is producing repeating [FRBs] isn't being destroyed," Hessels said.
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Critics say that the former premier ignored cheaper options for producing power.
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They gained advantage by bribing politicians as well as producing new products.
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The film-makers have been more careful when producing their latest dramatisation.
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In 2010, Coca Cola announced that it would stop producing Malvern Water.
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The company was producing 1.8 million bpd in first quarter of 2018.
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That spare copy accumulates mutations, until it becomes capable of producing toxin.
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It was also producing resin, which indicated the presence of living tissue.
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The U.S. is now producing more than 503 million barrels a day.
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That means, overall, the world is borrowing more than it is producing.
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The goods producing sector lost a net 13,700 jobs, mostly in manufacturing.
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There are serious concerns about the environmental impacts on lithium-producing nations.
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City's electricity, and cleanly at that, producing as much electricity as all
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Apply electricity to the inked material and it shapeshifts, producing smooth movements.
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Yet today, Fallot can boast of producing 7 million pots per year.
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North Korea stopped producing plutonium for eight years under the 1994 agreement.
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The lawsuit also details the process that went into producing the FoxNews.
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Earlier this week, Luaibi said Iraq was now producing at its quota.
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The benefits to consuming nations typically outweigh the costs to producing ones.
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The workers producing these items, most of whom were female, suffered hugely.
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This storm may be capable of producing one or more new inlets.
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Long said the company had stopped producing Ivanka Trump shoes months ago.
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In fact, the friendly exes are diving into a new venture: producing.
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When Facebook starts producing content, it takes you away from that mindset.
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McCullers recorded six strikeouts in relief while producing his first career save.
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Producing and deploying a subsea data center takes Microsoft about 90 days.
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Treating Parkinson's, then, is a matter of producing dopamine in the brain.
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The Great Plains have become very efficient at producing protein for export.
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Their engine backfired, sputtering and producing a loud bang in the tailpipe.
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Solar panels and electricity-producing wind farms have been around for decades.
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"It is an important day for energy-producing states like Wyoming," Sen.
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Oil-producing nations grapple with the prospect of changing their production plans.
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Michael Bay and his production company, Platinum Dunes, are producing the endeavor.
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The oil-producing Eastern Province is home to Saudi Arabia's Shi'ite community.
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Bet Mark Ronson's bummer he had no hand in producing this number.
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This is a beautiful instrument, capable of producing a rich, squeaky tune.
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In that game, Carolina started slowly before producing a big second period.
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Speidi later admitted to "producing" drama behind the scenes to boost ratings.
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The real money shaker is by producing organic pet food and treats.
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Cruz spoke about local issues in Wyoming, the largest coal-producing state.
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Luckily, plenty of beauty brands are making strides towards producing cleaner makeup.
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He is producing a film about the Kuenzel case called DEAD TIME.
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And these underlying values matter, because reality television is now producing presidents.
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Currently, Russia's Alrosa is the only major diamond miner producing in Angola.
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But there are also writers producing work with a distinctively online mindset.
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The Obamas are also producing movies, TV and nonfiction programming for Netflix.
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This new source of capital looks like producing a great many satellites.
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This is the only style of beer we are focused on producing.
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Has producing the show stayed pretty much the same since the beginning?
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I fished some change out of my pocket, producing another 27 pesos.
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So, clearly that's a signal that we are aggressively producing the hardware.
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How is the pilot you're producing about a 1970s female sportscaster going?
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Campbell's started producing canned soup and vegetables in 1869 in New Jersey.
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The Brown campaign jumped on that theme, even producing a television ad.
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So Dr. Tang had to propagate the virus, eventually producing 800 milliliters.
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These stops are invasive and anxiety producing for me, a white person.
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Peabody is producing the majority of its EBITDA in its Australian operations.
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Tesla will start producing the Model Y near the end of 2020.
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BMW will start producing an electric version of the Mini in November.
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So how come the country is producing record amounts of steel then?
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"The time will come when Nigeria is producing no oil at all."
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Bankova listed Armani, Versace and Hugo Boss as companies producing in Bulgaria.
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That will require, among other things, producing more young players like Pulisic.
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Why do you think Swatch Group is producing 100 percent in Switzerland?
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Ms. Striar's next goal is to start producing more outside of Summerworks.
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On Saturday, President Donald Trump tweeted about the delay in producing documents.
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Cattle feedlots are located throughout Nebraska - the second ranked cattle producing state.
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The temptation might prove impossible to resist, producing a cycle of savagery.
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Or writing and me producing, me being in it and him not.
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Meanwhile, Europe is producing its own rivals, including Voi, Tier, and Wind.
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Officials in some oil producing nations are still talking up the deal.
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Producing measured and objective journalism is difficult, but it shouldn't be impossible.
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That, in part, led to Trump excoriating OPEC for not producing more.
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He created the show and also has directing, writing and producing credits.
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Betsy Beers, Rhimes's producing partner at Shondaland, is also moving to Netflix.
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But, she argues, sports photographers have been producing art all these years.
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General Motors stopped producing the Cruze in March, according to USA Today.
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He also teased an upcoming action movie he's producing starring Bob Odenkirk.
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Similar concerns are growing in other coal-producing regions, westward to Wyoming.
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On Saturday, he reveled in the attention while producing some spectacular golf.
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" Both shows were produced by Jeffrey Seller, who is also producing "Hamilton.
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Then they tracked the dancers to see who succeeded in producing chicks.
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The trees in England are now producing truffles in small commercial amounts.
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The field has been producing up to 280,000 bpd in recent months.
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The combatants in the country have not had difficulty producing improvised bombs.
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Now Amazon, the number one company in the world, is producing content.
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Precinct commanders were held accountable for producing substantial reductions in reported crime.
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Tesla has said it plans to start producing the trucks in 2019.
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Overly produced studio shoots aren't the way brands are producing content anymore.
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The EPA attacked companies producing oil, gas and most of all, coal.
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A gear stretches its main spring, producing the hammering, forward-thrusting action.
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These trees are all pollen-producing and spring time is their season.
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Lincoln Center Theater is producing the revival in association with Jujamcyn Theaters.
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I'm essentially producing a documentary that you listen to rather than watch.
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In fact, Turner's so enamored he's producing her whole damn debut album.
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What programs and equipment do you guys use when DJing and producing?
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As a woman producing VR porn, Darling is something of a unicorn.
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On Tuesday, the firm said all eight mines had stopped producing coal.
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How do you tackle scoring a film versus producing your own project?
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Those devices are producing useful information for the occupant of the home.
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Who were some of your early influences when you first started producing?
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"We are producing too much," Allen said, according to the LA Times.
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Police, of course, claimed that the company was producing hash oil illegally.
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Layne wants to give back by producing and directing her own films.
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In fact, AI programs capable of producing music have already been developed.
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But producing legislation is a lot more challenging than making a promise.
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Another procedure can shrink mucus-producing parts inside your nose with heat.
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Meanwhile, Trump has accused the mainstream media itself of producing fake news.
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It can make finding the right communication and producing that communication easy.
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Myoepithelial cells wrapped around milk-producing sacs in a mouse's mammary gland.
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Even Hershey Chocolates is now producing in China for the Chinese market.
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It may be difficult for them to continue producing at this level.
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Curtailments do not apply to small companies producing less than 10,000 bpd.
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The plant soon began producing napalm and packing it into bomb casings.
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Both worked for the Alon Group, a company producing waste management systems.
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" Wendi McLendon-Covey is also producing and co-starring in "Reno 911!
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"Producing my cheese here is my idea of paradise," Mr. Morin said.
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The investment vehicle that met these criteria was income-producing real estate.
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The release did not say how many masks they would be producing.
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The highest revenue-producing salespeople as well as the lowest were givers.
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You don't feel the effect of Ghana being an oil-producing country.
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Also, producing cars at mass-market scale requires a ton of capital.
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Light strikes arrays of reflectin, bounces around and refracts out, producing colors.
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GE said in April it will begin producing electricity later this year.
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Blocking New York from producing the records was a way around that.
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The other guys at that time were producing acid at 163 BPM.
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We're not producing it—it's the market that's decided they want it.
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Britain has a legacy of producing effective advertising campaigns during health crises.
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G.E. has carved out a space in renewable energy, producing wind turbines.
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We're producing work wear for women, launching on Women's Day, March 8th.
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When they are pressured by hunters, they start producing much larger litters.
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Because Facebook has no interest in mass producing another piece of hardware.
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An ice machine there was producing two bags' worth, every half-hour.
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But until quite recently, Tesla was flatly terrible at mass-producing automobiles.
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But he succumbed to no formula, producing works of endlessly imaginative variety.
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The farm started producing barley on a large scale for Coors Brewing.
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The kingdom has been producing around 220 million bpd in recent months.
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Clients like Hudson and Easterling work with WME in producing sponsored content.
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Within a century, the country was producing millions of tons of it.
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That makes it difficult for companies producing those goods to raise prices.
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But renewables have a hard time producing power at a nuclear scale.
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It leaves room for editing, producing, and planning, unlike, say, Instagram Stories.
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It's also producing original programs for it, including a "Home Alone" remake.
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Thus began the American political tradition of producing and distributing campaign merchandise.
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If you're producing mass quantities of something, typically the quality goes down.
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Producing anything longer than 140 characters is no longer presidential, he said.
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Today, the top-producing county, Weld, is home to 22,000 active wells.
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Meanwhile, Nissan has been producing the Nissan Leaf in Smyrna since 2013.
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This year, shares in the oil-producing nation had started to rally.
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The US has been mass producing toilet paper since the late 1800s.
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"I just love how natural selection ends up producing such bizarre forms."
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Boston Dynamics has already begun producing commercial versions of its quadrupedal robot.
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The deal was always that I'm involved in writing, producing and directing.
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"I would not say these missions are producing extraordinary science," he said.
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The United States needs policies aimed at producing a carbon-neutral economy.
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It may even provoke frustration, producing the opposite of the intended effect.
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A roomful of monkeys with typewriters producing a Shakespeare play is possible.
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Today, Hammond's Bakery has two shops, both producing his father's patty recipe.
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Friedman is producing the GOAT tournament, and came up with its format.
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"No one thought about this as a revenue-producing project," he continued.
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Its nuclear program has succeeded in producing blasts in the Hiroshima range.
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Her brother, Finneas O'Connell, won awards for engineering and producing the album.
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In recent years the industry hasn't been producing many innovative new drugs.
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He is producing a podcast series, "Who Murdered Spike Dubs?" at skyreporter.com.
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The companies producing them can go from obscure to white-hot overnight.
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Wind turbines dot the landscape in Amarillo, producing renewable energy — and jobs.
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In addition, Baladna plans to build chicken farms producing meat and eggs.
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Oil producing countries, benefiting from high oil prices, were doing the same.
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Otherwise schools will just turn into factories for producing high test scores.
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And what money it does invest is not producing a stellar return.
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"Companies need to be accountable for what they&aposre producing and releasing."
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In 1951, while producing a theater show with Luft, Garland got pregnant.
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Tesla says it expects to start producing the Cybertruck in late 2021.
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Far from producing a backlash, Canadian voters couldn't be happier about it.
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At the same time, Henson was producing rapid-fire, often mischievous commercials.
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The syndrome prevents cells from producing the energy needed to sustain organs.
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Producing The Box Sessions, in the end, was a lot like writing.
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The D'ussé Palooza team now has an annual budget for producing events.
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The D'ussé Palooza team now has an annual budget for producing events.
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Furthermore, living a great life is more important than producing great work.
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The cost of producing the jet increased by $2.6 billion during 2019.
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