Well, the bass these things pump out is almost comical.
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The simple premise: Pump out carbon dioxide, pay a fee.
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Today hundreds of plants, mostly privately owned, pump out power.
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The company will also target pages that pump out false news.
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Could the channel pump out a different kind of Prestige TV?
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They needed to pump out the pit as soon as possible.
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Also ISIS continues to pump out online videos, audios and webzines.
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In 3003, Israel could pump out only 30 million cubic meters!
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Gotta give the speakers credit, too: They can pump out decent sound.
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The state media outlets he controls routinely pump out anti-migrant propaganda.
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Dashboards today pump out data and expect the user to do the rest.
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On such occasions, the fire department had often helped pump out waterlogged basements.
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Human salivary glands pump out about a quart a day—a Big Gulp!
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In fact, they had plenty of rented Facebook accounts to pump out ads.
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This year, the streaming service will pump out about 90 movies, including documentaries.
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Loudspeakers pump out old pop songs as elderly folk sway under the plane trees.
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"It makes creators believe that we have to pump out content consistently," she admitted.
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By next year, Tesla hopes to pump out 500,000 cars (of all models) annually.
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Governments and donors should fund manufacturing facilities that can pump out vaccines within weeks.
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Some pump out bullets faster; others offer bigger magazines or more damager per hit.
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Specially engineered bacteria, living in high-tech bioreactors, pump out proteinaceous drugs such as insulin.
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Historians pump out studies on the Years of Lead, while ex-terrorists have published memoirs.
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Subway has such a distinctive smell—do shops make their own smells to pump out?
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Read MoreOPEC expects rivals to pump out less oil The index closed 0.3 percent higher.
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Snapchat has started to let brands pump out their ads outside of its own ecosystem.
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James zooms in on the offending disc jockey, who continues to pump out the jams.
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Local firefighters helped pump out the tunnel until the temperature dropped and the water froze.
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Relatively mild weather and a massive effort to pump out water created a window of opportunity.
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The government regulates gas production at Troll to maintain the pressure needed to pump out oil.
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These pump out gloom about Europe, cheer about Russia and boosterism for pro-Russian populist parties.
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Rather than creating energy via photosynthesis, it can pump out electricity—because it's actually a battery.
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Those are typically built as boxes that pump out items smaller than their own build area.
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And encoding plants or yeast to pump out molecules is fairly old hat science by now.
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You still have to pump out a video every day, and it has to feel intimate.
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So there's no doubt the makeup machine is ready to pump out even more covetable launches.
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To that end, Big Pharma tends to pump out new, more expensive versions of existing drugs.
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The iPhone X is selling well, and the company continues to pump out record quarterly profits.
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Some, like Avila, are even having their factories and plants pump out hand sanitizer as well.
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These microscopic sacs, which are attached to hair follicles, pump out oil to keep skin lubricated.
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The huge facility will eventually pump out lithium-ion batteries to power 160,000 cars a year.
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In a process known as respiration, plants pump out carbon dioxide instead of pulling it in.
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She said that many factories had stopped production of other products to pump out fidget spinners.
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In addition to the divers, teams were working to pump out water as well as divert groundwater.
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The 40mm drivers are practically inside your ears and pump out hifi-quality sound with impressive clarity.
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The committee will surely pump out legislation anyway, but it's unclear exactly what it will look like.
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You can record yourself screaming, and it will pump out the audio first thing in the morning.
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It has speakers in the headrest of the bucket seat that can pump out custom engine sounds.
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The sound they pump out from the all-vinyl set is warm and huge, but never abrasive.
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Refiners built up distillate stocks over the summer as they pushed their plants to pump out gasoline.
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Unable to hold as much blood, the heart can struggle to pump out enough blood during exercise.
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The company's artificial lift and production chemicals businesses help producers pump out more oil from existing wells.
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Sudanese news channels, now under strict military control, pump out a stream of such propaganda every day.
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Only after engineers devised a complex ventilation system to pump out noxious fumes was the tunnel possible.
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Most other channels pump out sterile state-approved reports, but Al Jazeera is an independent broker of information.
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In addition to the divers, teams have been working to pump out water as well as divert groundwater.
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We've unearthed evidence that, in fact, Russia discreetly funded them to pump out stories dictated by the Kremlin.
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Still, some could argue that trying to pump out 700 originals in a year is a risky move.
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And she kept going after he died, waking up every three hours to pump out bottles of milk.
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A Taiwanese publication claimed that the manufacturer was just starting to pump out about 400,000 units per week.
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Tokyo spent an extra 3.8 billion yen ($33.5 million) to dig hundreds of wells to pump out groundwater.
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I think it would be a bit presumptuous to jump into the role expecting to pump out shows.
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So many speakers - There are seven tweeters to pump out directional sound, and a custom low-distortion woofer.
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And the U.S. continues to pump out oil from its shale deposits, providing some alternative sources of petroleum.
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Tesla built the Shanghai factory to grow its business, pump out more cars and better target Chinese customers.
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We're told they started shooting last week and will pump out more than 20 episodes over 5 months.
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Subsidized electricity gives farmers an incentive to pump out more water, a key reason behind fast depleting water tables.
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AFib hinders the heart's ability to pump out blood, and as a result, blood can pool and form clots.
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As Highsmith watched his company's exploration well pump out lithium brine, he thought about how much is at stake.
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New South Wales has altered local water-management schemes along the Darling's tributaries, allowing irrigators to pump out more.
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Pump out "Life Will Change" for a good jam number or "Beneath the Rain" for those somber, contemplative moments.
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Only the resilient economy that continues to pump out good job numbers may be preventing a complete free-fall.
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These in-ear headphones can pump out deep bass and clear sound, and they're lightweight for exercising or travel.
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Its largest onshore turbine can pump out 4.2 megawatts of power, enough to provide electricity to roughly 5,000 homes.
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Amazon is building a monster headquarters in Redmond, Washington, to pump out thousands of satellites and compete with SpaceX.
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Refiners continue to pump out refined fuel, taking advantage of a wide price differential between U.S. crude and Brent.
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The Notebook 9 Pro even offers dual 1.5 watt speakers with a dedicated amp to help pump out the jams.
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Senate Republicans are just starting to pump out their spending bills and seem to be working on a different template.
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B cells pump out antibodies to neutralize and tag invaders, and T cells identify and kill cells housing infectious viruses.
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But even as an admitted basshead, I appreciate the precision and tautness of the bass that these earphones pump out.
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For the time being, charging companies expect to pump out billions of dollars to support the expansion of their networks.
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Oxygen is abundant in Earth's atmosphere because there are many plants and other organisms that constantly pump out the gas.
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Since the SoundLink Micro has an IPX7 rating against water, it can take a dip and still pump out sound.
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Instead, the phone uses a piezoelectric speaker and ultrasound tech to respectively pump out sound and check for your ear.
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It aims to start production in 2021, but first must pump out water that has accumulated over decades of dereliction.
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It tackles mental health with a skilled, yet light hand, and it manages to pump out catchy and insightful songs!
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That makes President Dilma Rousseff's recent noises about getting BNDES to pump out more subsidised credit all the more alarming.
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Writers were pushed to pump out lots of quick hits to feed the social news feed and, later, Google search.
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The club will provide pump-out stations, such as those found in many harbors in the United States and Scandinavia.
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The deal will give the media giant another production studio to pump out content for its forthcoming video streaming service.
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This is the sort of vocal-showcase electro-pop that X Factor producers love to pump out into the world.
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It can also pump out powerful sound thanks to its built-in high performance 6W acoustic drivers and passive bass subwoofer.
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Wexler pointed out that sport utility vehicles are still hugely popular, and they pump out more nitrogen oxides than smaller cars.
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Power had just been installed a few days earlier to provide lights and better communications and pump out water. Maj. Gen.
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Earlier efforts to pump out water from the cave have been set back every time there has been a heavy downpour.
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Earlier efforts to pump out water from the cave have been set back every time there has been a heavy rain.
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We pump out the atmosphere, then chill parts of it and cook others while testing the performance of the entire spacecraft.
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These are five free, slick apps that sit on top of Twitter and pump out all kinds of useful features.1.
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"Over the next couple weeks, automatic-breeders will pump out exponentially more kittens until eventually the demand is satisfied," Henderson added.
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The company postponed plans to artificially increase the field's pressure to pump out more gas in 2014 due to high costs.
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That time, farmers managed to pump out some waste before the storm hit, and used it as fertilizer on nearby fields.
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But how much of a leap is it to flip the switch to autopilot and pump out purely algorithmic arranged thought?
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"Some of the key components are your heart rate and how much blood you pump out with each heartbeat," she says.
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It was this cool time period where we just kind of had freedom, creatively, to pump out the weirdest stuff possible.
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They don't just latch on to you — they pump out anticoagulants that prevent the wounds they create from clotting too quickly.
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The unique design enhances any room, while its 216.99D sound technology and passive bass radiators pump out rich, all-encompassing bass.
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Local and regional media outlets can still pump out the same stories that your favorite big box content farms churn out.
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According to Parwani, a stronger heart allows a larger amount of blood to pump out into the body with each heartbeat.
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From full-length Christmas films to action-packed Korean dramas, Netflix continues to pump out new original content for its audiences.
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With Nolan and Joy in no hurry to pump out season three, we'll have plenty of time to think about that.
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Now the brigade has two small trucks and a Class 23 tanker that can pump out 400 gallons of water per minute.
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With this modular component, however, Nike can pump out shoe husks, stick the lace engine inside, and create a fully connected shoe.
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They have built-in high-fidelity micro drivers and AptX technology to pump out crisp, CD-like quality audio over wireless connectivity.
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They impress the ears as well; the British audio company's newest bookshelf speakers pump out up to 200 watts of glistening audio.
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I threaded the plastic tube through the shaft, attaching a bulb near the base where I could pump out my chosen liquid.
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The BSR Surf Resort, near Waco, Texas, uses an air-pressure system to pump out punchy, quick waves in sets of three.
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Bespalov said they would create accounts with names and locations, pump out content until those accounts were blocked, and then start fresh.
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Why it matters: E-commerce and retail giants pump out emissions and pollution through mass manufacturing, incessant speedy shipping and uncurbed waste.
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The company opened a new Shanghai factory last year to grow its business, pump out more cars and better target Chinese customers.
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Combined, OnePlus says its first TV can pump out immersive surround sound, thanks in part to support for Dolby Atmos 3D audio.
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The companies raced to buy cheap crude and pump out large volumes gasoline as demand surged in response to falling consumer prices.
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The Korea Herald said Samsung can pump out 10 million screens a month while LG is aiming to hit around 6 million.
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Authorities have been racing to pump out water from the cave before more storms in the coming days raise the water levels again.
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And when Daley would pump out his piston-like jab, Lima would meet him with the dipping jab and hurt him with reach.
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But if it takes millennia to fill up the aquifer, then perhaps it's risky to pump out so much of it so quickly.
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The central bank has cut banks' reserve requirement ratios three times this year to pump out more liquidity, with more reductions widely expected.
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The project was such a resounding success that Netflix quickly seized on the opportunity to pump out more stories in a similar format.
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But he does a lot more than pump out glossy photos of dildos, nutsacks caught in zippers, and skeletons surrounded by raw meat.
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He can pump out that lead leg side kick with venom and his turning kicks have winded or floored many of his opponents.
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Heaven is somewhere in Detroit, where you get paid handsomely to pump out hacky columns, treacly novels, and musicals about God abolishing hockey.
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A historic surge in "phishing" email attacks exploiting the coronavirus are using sophisticated techniques to pump out highly-convincing fakes of legitimate emails.
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Interactions between the newly free electrons and the atomic nuclei pump out what is called "extreme ultraviolet" light with wavelengths of just 13.5nm.
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For starters, it features a nice, big, QWERTY keyboard, which is perfect for those of you who need to pump out labels quickly.
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Samsung has the manufacturing that Apple needs in order to help pump out millions of iPhones a year, and Apple has the consumer base.
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No one wants to take a break from the family vacation to pump out a pint—no matter how good the recovery cookies are.
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Starting around the industrial age, you have to excavate and burn coal and oil to power your cities, which pump out the greenhouse gas.
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A foot-long alligator lizard skittered in front of me, pausing to pump out a couple of quick pushups before vanishing into the brush.
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Amazon also this year was awarded a patent for a new on-demand apparel manufacturing system that could pump out products in five days.
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Following the fog to its source, you found banks of solenoid nozzles arrayed irregularly, half-hidden by the thick fog they intermittently pump out.
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In other words, one of these ten-kilogram behemoths can pump out 1.5 kilos of caviar—a motherload that can easily fetch five figures.
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Operating this gargantuan network of servers means that these data centres are notoriously power-hungry and pump out an enormous amount of waste heat.
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It may be a while until 3D printers can pump out items like cotton or synthetic leather, but Peleg said she believes it's possible.
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Since then, heavy rains continued to flood the cave, hindering divers' efforts to reach the group, despite the operation to pump out the water.
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Under continual pressure to pump out fresh goods, design companies now rely on photogenic displays to mask the distinction between old and new products.
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Plus, with Sound2.0 and T-Quiet active noise-canceling technologies, they pump out next-level audio without the bothersome sounds of people around you.
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During one leaders' debate the Conservative Party renamed its Twitter account factcheckUK and used it to pump out partisan messages disguised as independent evaluations.
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And he dispatched his staff to keep lawmakers in line and pump out messaging about the folly of trying to dethrone the 45th president.
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Ford and GM will continue to pump out profitable crossovers and pickups and use that money to invest in new mobility solutions and powertrains.
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Just between yesterday and today, its eight panaderias scattered throughout LA county will pump out more than 20,000 individual pieces of pan de muerto.
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Yet, Russian energy minister Alexander Novak said there is a still a risk that oil producers pump out too much crude and prices fall sharply.
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Thai authorities are racing to pump out water from a flooded cave where 12 boys and their soccer coach have been trapped since June 23.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Meanwhile, the phone's speakers can pump out over 25 decibels of sound, three times louder than what the G26 could manage.
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If you're fine with using the office printer to pump out tax documents or your latest lease, then this printer probably means nothing to you.
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So, some plants like ragweed have to pump out a billion-odd grains of pollen to ensure that a few land on a female flower.
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That makes immune cells pump out molecules that cause itchiness and swelling, like histamine — the molecule blocked by over-the-counter allergy medications like Benadryl.
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I get an immediate wave of panic-induced adrenaline and manage to update my résumé and pump out a cover letter within the next hour.
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The short story is, it starts with a distress signal from your brain that tells your body to pump out hormones like adrenaline and cortisol.
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Yet Russian energy minister Alexander Novak said there is a still a risk that oil producers pump out too much crude and prices fall sharply.
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These GM maggots are even better, because they also pump out something called human platelet-derived growth factor-BB, which stimulates cell growth and survival.
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Video is dominating the Facebook News Feed, and that means publishers and page owners are trying to pump out as much of it as possible.
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The main task for Belarus now is to pump out contaminated oil so that it can restore the oil flows, Belta cited Rumas as saying.
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Watch over your valuables (and pump out your favorite playlists) with this clandestine combo device for 45% off the regular price when you buy today.
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The failure of easy money policy, according to Gambles, has been not being able to recognize that it's not enough to just pump out credit.
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Her style has become so distinct that she's now overloaded with commissions, but found time this Easter weekend to pump out a bunny for Playboy.
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"They're going to pump out [insecure] devices until they're forced to do something different and I don't see any change until congress [intervenes]," Bambenek said.
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Most private tanker operators in Delhi either illegally pump out fast depleting ground water or steal the water from government supplies, various government studies show.
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Pop star Sia tweeted her support this weekend for a bill that would block a controversial California project to pump out groundwater near the desert.
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However, the amount of blood the heart can pump out with each beat is dependent on how much blood is returned to the heart between beats.
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This pooling significantly reduces the amount of fluid returning to the heart, and correspondingly, reduces how much fluid the heart can pump out during each contraction.
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Not only does the brand constantly pump out impressive products (exhibit A: the recent Mario Dedivanovic eyeshadow palette), but the quality is almost always top-notch.
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If you've co-opted a production assistant on one of these TV shows, they can tell you what's coming, what message they're going to pump out.
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Even without any massive encouragement or help from the government, the domestic energy industry soon started to pump out record numbers of crude barrels per day.
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In China that is usually a sign that pliant state-owned banks are heeding the government's call to pump out credit, ahead of demand from borrowers.
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One scientist is making genetically-modified maggots that pump out human growth factor, which could help treat and sterilize open wounds when antibiotics don't work anymore.
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ATMs failed to pump out enough bills with many of them remaining non-functional, leaving people stranded of money even after wasting hours standing in queues.
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Flooding the mine tunnels will cut costs to pump out water and reduce environmental risk, De Beers Canada said in its extended care and maintenance plan.
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In southern Florida, heavy rain also flooded orange groves, forcing growers to pump out standing water to reduce the risk of disease hurting trees, she said.
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According to SpaceX, the Falcon Heavy's 27 Merlin engines pump out thrust that's roughly equivalent to 18 Boeing 747 planes with their engines at full throttle.
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It was high volume, low cost and so they were going to pump out these anonymous shell companies and make them available to a wider audience.
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During certain times of year, authorities curtail how much water they pump out of the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta in part because of the smelt.
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Lisbon benefits from two major universities and one specialist polytechnic institute, which pump out up to 100,000 graduates a year versed in design, development, and programming.
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Despite the fact that access to any decent recording studio is controlled by the government, Cuban metal bands keep finding ways to pump out new music.
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It won't pump out audio quite as powerful or natural as the LG speaker, but it will still deliver a solid sound and a smaller build.
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The reality star didn't stop there ... she also filed for a trademark for "Kylie Hair" to pump out dryers, curling irons and all kinds of stuff.
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He suggested the blast was caused by an electrical generator that had been brought to the scene to help pump out the fuel for people's containers.
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The account was ultimately taken over by a military team to pump out propaganda, such as posts portraying Rohingya as terrorists, said two of the people.
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City Hall and an annex were closed on Wednesday, but for a crowd of utility workers trying to repair submerged electrical circuitry and pump out water.
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Even with Alphabet expanding its enterprise software business and building up its roster of gadgets, the ad division continues to chug along and pump out cash.
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The effort hints at Apple's ability to pump out custom chips on as-needed basis, reflecting a greater level of vertical integration than other technology companies.
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The president has mastered the use of the microblogging site to set the news agenda and pump out headline-style messages to his 53 million followers.
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The Swagtron automatically taps into your music library, and whatever you play while riding will pump out of the downward-facing Bluetooth speakers in the base.
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Writers like Elise Fawn, Shelby Houston, Izzy Slam, and Michelle "L" Taylor pump out a steady flow of HuCow erotica on Amazon and other self-publishing platforms.
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There are seven tweeters that pump out directional audio and a big custom woofer that Apple says will remain distortion-free as you ramp up the volume.
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Knowing exactly how much of these nutrients seabirds pump out can help scientists predict what might change in the environment if the birds were to die out.
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Katrina: New Orleans' 2000th Street Canal levee — sealed after it was the first to break and allow water into the city — is reopened to pump out water.
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"Every now and again he gets the feeling he is drowning because of the fluid on his lungs which they have to pump out," Deborah told news.com.au.
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Normally, during the summer months I have to bake less often or risk turning my apartment into an inferno because big ovens pump out so much heat.
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In the wake of the global financial crisis of 2008, however, Beijing tried to keep its economy humming by ordering state banks to pump out new loans.
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Samsung's rivals like Apple and Huawei will continue to pump out their best stuff, and the pressure will always be on Samsung to meet or beat them.
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Lenovo's Smart Display (103/210, WIRED Recommends) can't pump out the jams as well as JBL's Link View, but it has a stylish design that's kitchen-friendly.
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Roku says the sub can pump out bass as low as 40Hz which is very close to the lower end of what humans are capable of hearing.
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The effort hints at Apple's ability to pump out custom chips on an as-needed basis, reflecting a greater level of vertical integration than other tech companies.
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"Currently, frantic efforts are being made to pump out the water from the flooded shafts before the retrieval of the victims," Moyo said without giving a timeframe.
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The firm managed to pump out 86,500 vehicles in the fourth quarter, up from 80,142 in the previous quarter, but disappointed investor expectations when it came to deliveries.
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"The central bank may cut banks' reserve requirement ratios to pump out more liquidity and support market confidence," said Nie Wen, an economist at Hwabao Trust in Shanghai.
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"Fish farms produce lots of toxic byproducts, and so the farmers have to pump out an enormous volume of water, which is creating a sinking zone," he explained.
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The technique pioneered by Gatys and his crew, however, takes a slower iterative approach that produces images of much higher quality than what an app can pump out.
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It's used by magazines to distribute news, by shops to peddle goods, and by political parties to pump out tremendous amounts of promotional material, both verified and false.
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Since then it has exported four cargoes, while traders had expected it to pump out six to nine shipments before shutting down for a final phase of tests.
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The President will pump out a ton of executive orders this week too, but don't hold your breath on that GOP health care bill surfacing just yet. 4.
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Thanks to the low cost of manufacturing, it's easier than ever for corporations to pump out millions of laptops, smart phones, internet of things devices, and other electronics.
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In Miami Beach, 50 dispensers on city beaches and in parks pump out an SPF 30 lotion infused with sea kelp supplied by a private company, Destination Brands.
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More than 80 rescue personnel, including deep-water divers from the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) are currently working to pump out the excess water in the shaft.
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"This is a very powerful camera that can pump out very high frame rates for incredible visual slow motion effects," Woodman told CNBC's "Power Lunch " after the event.
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Agricultural production currently accounts for 8.4 percent of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions, driven largely by factory farms that pump out food as unhealthy as it is carbon intensive.
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When your trusty VapoRub isn't working miracles like it did when you were little, the Vicks air purifier can pump out the same smell using the included VapoPad.
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The primary advantage of a supercapacitor, apart from its futuristic sounding name, is its ability to pump out electricity faster than a battery — without heating up or degrading.
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The huge volume of natural gas that we pump out of the ground, coupled with our world-leading oil production, means our worries about energy shortages are alleviated.
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With all that in mind, it stands to reason that papers like News Shopper would want to pump out as many eye-grabbing, stomach-wrenching stories as possible.
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A ball on the screen won't look as real as one in real life if the display doesn't pump out the same quality of light, or distorts the color.
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"For all the infinite variety open to developers, commercial and societal pressure keeps forcing them to pump out games about angry men beasting each other with guns," Crowley said.
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The WH-2350XM3 can still pump out deep bass, like the low thumps on "Doing It Right" by Daft Punk or the thundery pulses on "Oi-1" by Biosphere.
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Now of course, if you've got a really big room to fill, you can still pair the Home Speaker 500 with a second device to pump out extra sound.
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With more rain coming, Thai rescuers are racing against time to pump out water from inside a flooded cave before they can extract 12 boys and their soccer coach.
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Already, the city of Miami Beach, not far from the site of the debate at the University of Miami, is spending $400 million to try to pump out floodwater.
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A lack of sleep can also prompt your body to pump out more cortisol and ghrelin (the hunger hormone), causing you to reach for unhealthy snacks throughout the day.
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Most independent bands, strapped by the financial realities of making music on their own, can't afford publicists to pump out their music to ears and inboxes across the world.
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At the same time, Facebook, Google, and Amazon already pump out troves of that kind of data for marketers, said Jay MacDonald, CEO and cofounder of Digital Capital Advisors.
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However, switch to listening to music and the Beam will pump out a little more bass and warm up the sound so there's just a bit more stereo separation.
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The cells that line these walls, which can sense changes in the friction, begin to pump out proteins that contribute over time to hardening and narrowing of the arteries.
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This allows Scoggins to pump out his lead leg side kicks far more often than Thompson who must always worry about it being knocked off course or picked up.
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Scientists have shown that many tissues pump out hormones, such as insulin, and other proteins that move through the blood and jump-start physiological processes elsewhere in the body.
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The government had assured users that ATM machines across the nation will start to pump out smaller denomination notes as well as new Rs 500 and Rs 2,000 notes.
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After all, the pop group's four members are 113- to 211-year-old girls who sport ponytails and cutesy frilly dresses and pump out bubblegum tunes accompanied by wobbly dancing.
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U.S. gasoline stocks and European diesel inventories have risen in recent weeks despite entering the peak seasonal summer demand period as refineries continue to pump out at near maximum levels.
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Furthermore, Panasonic has pledged to pump out 10 Lumix S lenses by 2020, including an f/1.4 50mm prime lens, a 24-105mm zoom, and a 70-200mm telephoto zoom.
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Unfortunately, the only way I could get the G7 to pump out that much light was by shining a high-powered flashlight directly at its front-facing ambient light sensor.
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The improved audio is the result of upgraded hardware innards, like a new "high-excursion" driver that can pump out better tones — but mostly, a better fit on the user.
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The drought is expected to worsen an already critical water shortage in Hwange, which has no rivers and relies on donors to buy fuel to pump out of underground wells.
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Among the potential uses is using them as carbon sequesters for the carbon dioxide we pump out into the atmosphere or even using them to create incredibly-efficient fuel cells.
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When you encounter a stressor—from a potential predator to a delayed Uber driver—your body's immediate reaction is to pump out a compound called norepinephrine, along with other catecholamines.
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The strategy to pump out more may threaten the bull market, during which prices for steel rebar used in construction have skyrocketed to their highest since 21 in recent weeks.
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They pump out other harmful pollutants at the same time, putting all Americans at immediate risk of premature death, asthma attacks and heart attacks and other well-documented health threats.
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If you can pump out lots of videos that are 5 to 10 minutes long every week, after a year or so, you can generate money from it via ads.
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Plus, Quibi will pump out something called "Daily Essentials," a "three times a day, six-and-a-half minute news program curated for your personal tastes," according to Vanity Fair.
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"We've had to find an old well in one of the fields and pump out the water into containers," the farmer, Greg Cotterell, told The Derbyshire Telegraph, a local newspaper.
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"You can't be serious about zero greenhouse gas emissions in 2050 if you approve a mega-project that would pump out 6 million tonnes per year until 2067," Stewart said.
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The store had no customers, and the front door was open, allowing the air-conditioning to pump out into the street, something Ms. Reitman lectured the young sales associates about.
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With a tool like this, for example, it'd be easy to spoof Amazon reviews and pump out fake news articles in a fraction of the time a human would need.
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Russian energy minister Alexander Novak said on Monday there is still a risk that oil producers pump out too much crude and prices fall sharply, suggesting Moscow might support an extension.
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It helped her tired, anemic body pump out more red blood cells for years before it became the drug of choice for professional cyclists in the late 1990s and early 2000s.
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Oil An oil reserve found in west Texas is so big, so big that it's enough to pump out 20 billion barrels of oil and 1.6 billion barrels of natural gas.
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It will initially bring to market a high-end battery car set to pump out a whopping 1,000 horsepower — which would make it one of the most powerful automobiles ever built.
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Yet, unless you're going to rely on the audio output built into your phone or tablet, you'll need a speaker to pump out your tunes and your chosen smart assistant's responses.
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As advertised, the 750-watt Phantom can definitely pump out as much sound as larger hi-fi systems, and the audio fidelity is pretty impressive for such a weird-shaped orb.
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But Stankey didn't say he expected HBO to become a content mill, or that it should try to match the volume of video competitors like Netflix have started to pump out.
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Your coastal cities can pump out naval units, while a well-fortified, centrally located city can be used to train up military and dispatch them to other areas of your territory.
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Critics from the right and left pilloried him and the network for keeping a bureau open to continue to pump out sanitized, or as some would even call it, "fake" news.
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Engineers kept watch over machines that were originally built for the semiconductor industry but have since been modified to pump out minuscule crystals, some barely visible when held on a fingertip.
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"The tanker was heavily damaged in the rear so we had (to) pump out the liquid into the median so the tanker could be lifted onto a tow truck," said Graves.
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However, the continuing seepage has created vast amounts of toxic water that Tepco must pump out, decontaminate and store in tanks at Fukushima that now number 262,000, holding 1 million tonnes.
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The projection, released by Environment and Climate Change Canada, shows that Canada is expected to pump out the equivalent of 173 megatons of CO2 by 2020, and 815 megatons by 217.
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The projection, released by Environment and Climate Change Canada, shows that Canada is expected to pump out the equivalent of 22020 megatons of CO214 by 22, and 815 megatons by 2030.
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That's why some resorts continue to buy more and more of them, so that they can pump out huge volumes of snow, quickly, during the ever-narrowing windows of subzero temperatures.
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JSW Chief Executive Daniel Ozon said the next steps would be to drill a new borehole, pump out water and send in divers from the copper and silver mining firm KGHM.
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At other factories that pump out Apple products, insane amounts of overtime are normal, children work alongside adults, and employees finish long hours only to retire to dorm rooms packed with people.
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What started as a rabble has turned into a slick network of nearly 30,000 activists, who pump out sharp videos on social media and canvass across the country, even outside election campaigns.
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They often wear both in-ear headphones so they can hear the game and communicate with teammates, as well as helicopter headsets over the top of those to pump out white noise.
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You can slip it in your bag, clip it to your bike, or even float it on water, and it will still pump out your favorite tunes thanks to its ruggedized durability.
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The Flyer's Power Boost sound feature, which Polin claims can pump out higher bass and more amplified sound in a smaller package than other earphones, was a direct result of the collaboration.
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Iran has said it plans to raise its output to 4 million bpd, although other analysts agreed production has probably peaked for now because investments to pump out more oil are lagging.
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Biden has stayed out of this race to pump out policy papers, instead presenting himself as a steward of the very-much-capital-D-capital-P Democratic Party, rather than a firebrand.
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In several cities, specialized nuclear reactors, for example, continued to pump out plutonium because they were also used to heat water for residential use in showers and space heating in nearby towns.
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But what makes the Link View stand out among other smart-speaker-plus-screen devices is its excellent sound quality, thanks to two 51mm full-range drivers that pump out the music.
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In terms of the production surge, Musk said he expected the company's current two U.S. factories to pump out about 600,000 cars by 2020, and to add about 200,000 cars in Shanghai.
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There had been an air of confidence that the changes, which were now helping the engines pump out 210dBA (three decibels higher than the human pain barrier) would deliver a marked difference.
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Hog lagoons are required to have at least 19 inches of buffer to accommodate excess rain at all times, and farmers will pump out much more than that ahead of a storm.
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PC maker Lenovo, which acquired the ThinkPad brand from IBM 213.3 years ago and has continued to pump out the boxy business machines, just revealed more details about its upcoming foldable ThinkPad.
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And since art is "a market for unique objects," Velthuis adds, there's also a sense of scarcity — even though artists like Jeff Koons and Damien Hirst pump out works at an industrial scale.
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For the Mass, officials designated a giant open field, which had been covered in gravel and outfitted with more than 30 giant television screens and towering speakers to pump out the pontiff's message.
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On top of that, it's 245,303 mAh capacity is the second smallest of the bunch, and it's choice of charging ports is meager, but it can also pump out more power to devices.
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Sanrio's global empire of cute In the early 1970s, Sanrio began to pump out cute paraphernalia in the form of stationery and plush toys that they could market to these young female consumers.
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Speaking of workouts, these earphones are also water-resistant, so don't be afraid to sweat on them because they're still going to pump out the jams without skipping a beat (no pun intended).
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It has employees and an entire roster full of musical artists and Bollywood superstars that it relies on to pump out as many as half-a-dozen highly-produced music videos per day.
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The big picture: A century and a half later, American colleges pump out some 4.5 million new bachelor's degrees every year, but the context — the present and future of work — has changed entirely.
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The cameras and other sensors in the store pump out 1.6 TB of data per second, or the equivalent of three years' worth of music, which necessitates a big data center on site.
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But the biggest drillers were keen to protect the reprieve from the higher rates: Horizontal wells often pump out their bounty quickly, generating their highest production by far during their first few years.
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By contrast, Forbes staff writer Thomas Fox-Brewster, who participated in the experiment, was only able to pump out 1.075 tweets a minute, making just 129 attempts and luring in just 49 users.
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Their constant Spring Break-eqsue partying is what makes them who they are, what lends them a limitless, unending buoyancy that seems to grant them the energy to pump out hit after hit.
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Cars fill the air with the exhaust they pipe out, factories and power plants belch residue into the sky, and city apartment buildings pump out chemicals they use to heat and cool residences.
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In the lab, they've made bacteria and fungi pump out casein through a fermentation process, and appear to have produced something very much like mozzarella — making Pat Brown's pizza cheese dream a reality.
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In concert with the presses running three at a time to pump out the daily paper, men and women collate, zone and insert ads; they track shipments, they press plates, they haul equipment.
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Chip cookies are born here, at the warehouse bakery in Queens where bakers pump out 25,000 cookies each week, which are then shipped out to storefronts where they&aposre baked fresh for serving.
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Artveoli's founders' mental leap was to wonder whether they could grow the same type of phototropic cells on the micro-scale — so very, very densely packed, and thus able to pump out more oxygen.
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With our reporting partners, we revealed how the Russian government discreetly funded a group of seemingly independent news websites in Eastern Europe, using them to pump out stories dictated to them by the Kremlin.
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Instead, the song's narrator spent more than 25 years stealing a car, piece by piece, clocking out with his lunchbox full of shocks and gears or carrying an entire fuel pump out the door.
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LONDON — So Zayn Malik's new music video dropped late Thursday night, and it's a fair bit different from the light-hearted videos he used to pump out with One Direction back in the day.
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The retailer continues to pump out our new favorite wardrobe staples, like chic versions of the rugby shirts we just had to have as teenagers, life-changing pants, and the world's most comfiest shoes.
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We currently pump out 10 billion tons of it each year, and scientists estimate that Earth can absorb about 2 billion tons of it a year, in addition to what's naturally emitted and absorbed.
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Broadly, these include gene-editing organisms like yeast or plants into bio-factories to pump out hormones, or extracting hormones from urine or bodies of water and then purifying it into a usable substance.
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SodaStream is selling a liter of Blondie formula (enough to produce three liters of beer) and two beer glasses for 10 euros, so you can pump out quite a few brews on the cheap.
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Another casualty could have been American textile jobs, many of which depend on the proximity of cheaper labor in Mexico to remain competitive with factories that pump out clothing in India, China and Bangladesh.
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Banks may be unlikely to take the risk on raising $30 billion to $60 billion on a car company that doesn't pump out cash and could be at risk if there's an macroeconomic downturn.
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And it makes creators believe that we have to pump out content consistently, even at the cost of our life and our mental health and our happiness because if you don't, then you'll become irrelevant.
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Screenshot: Church of Scientology (YouTube)The rise of widely accessible streaming video platforms has allowed niche organizations to spawn media companies that pump out propaganda content that they can beam directly to your living room.
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Turbo trouble and an engine change on the final day at the Circuit de Catalunya cost Alonso five hours of running, but he then returned to pump out the second fastest time of the day.
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Thai authorities are racing to pump out water from a flooded cave where 12 boys and their soccer coach have been trapped since June 23, before more rains are forecast to hit the northern region.
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Desalination plants pump out 142 million cubic meters (5 billion cubic feet) of salty brine every day, 50 percent more than previous estimates, to produce 95 million cubic meters of fresh water, the study said.
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TALLINN, Estonia — The Russian government discreetly funded a group of seemingly independent news websites in Eastern Europe to pump out stories dictated to them by the Kremlin, BuzzFeed News and its reporting partners can reveal.
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That's no small number of vehicles — but Elon Musk's bold manufacturing plan calls for the automaker to pump out 20,8753 Model 3s per month by December, and 50,000 per month by the end of 2018.
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With shredding guitars and '80s pomp, Sega heralds the genesis of Sega Forever, its new initiative to pump out classic Sega games like Sonic the Hedgehog, Phantasy Star, and Altered Beast for free on smartphones.
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The company bought an old manufacturing plant that used to pump out Hummer SUVs that it is currently retooling for production of its EVs, which it estimates will kick off at around 50,503 per year.
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Now, every autumn when the bakeries and coffee shops pump out pastries and hot drinks with pumpkin spice aroma, I am immediately transported to that house in Poland filled with the most gracious hosts ever.
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I'm not sure if I would have kept another book written by the man who enables serial historical revisionist Bill O'Reilly to pump out his alternative versions of the lives of Lincoln, Reagan and Jesus.
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They placed the control in the middle this time, flanked by two boards that would pump out blood — one slowly at one drop a minute and the other quickly at one drop every four seconds.
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As Israeli artists, inventors and youth claimed the city, the culture they began to pump out was the antithesis of the one at large that grew out of a diasporic, Ashkenazi, religious, post-Holocaust idea.
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The trucks' freezers can operate with the engine turned off, but the machines that pump out soft-serve ice creams such as Mr. Whippy — the British equivalent of Mister Softee — need engine power to run.
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But it also admitted that its fears that the system would be used to pump out a high-volume of coherent spam, overwhelming online information systems like social media, have not yet come to pass.
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"They are using such methods to try to return lost influence and dominance in their former colonies in a new guise and rushing to pump out maximum profits and to exploit the continent," he said.
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But contrary to some reports, Stankey didn't say he expected HBO to become a content mill, or that it should try to match the volume of video competitors like Netflix have started to pump out.
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Interior Minister Anupong Paojinda told reporters outside the Tham Luang Nang Non cave in Chiang Rai province near the border with Malaysia the rescue efforts hinge on being able to pump out water from the cave.
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Dozens of fans, which are used to pump out hot air generated by the descending rows of server racks, create such a vacuum that it can be hard to open the door to the data center.
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Thousands of businesses were shuttered by flooding, like Pacific Package Liquor, in Pacific, Mo., , where building and fire inspectors checked that the structure was safe, leaving owners to pump out, dry out and repair water damage.
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Many of them will eventually be moved to the outskirts of Fukushima Daiichi itself for indefinite storage, along with an ever-growing array of tanks holding the radioactive water Tepco continues to pump out of the reactors.
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The economy has already felt the pinch from a multi-year crackdown on riskier lending that has driven up corporate borrowing costs, prompting the central bank to pump out more cash by cutting reserve requirements for lenders.
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Islamic State, the jihadist group that once held control of large parts of Iraq and Syria, is still "very much a problem" as it continues to pump out terror content online, a European security official has said.
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Compared to LCDs, yield rates on OLED screens aren't as high, and with only one manufacturer — Apple's looking into others like LG to help ramp up production — you can only pump out so many at a time.
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There, they construct a cradle of small stones (the name lamprey possibly derives from the Latin lampetra, or "stone licker") and then pump out a concoction of come-hither chemicals to guide females to their love nests.
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The economy has already felt the pinch from the multi-year crackdown on riskier lending that has driven up corporate borrowing costs, prompting the central bank to pump out more cash by cutting reserve requirements for lenders.
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And in Cohen's studies of chronic nasal and sinus infection, he discovered that recognition of bacterial pathogens such as Pseudomonas aeruginosa by receptors for bitterness on tuft cells causes neighboring cells to pump out microbe-killing chemicals.
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Meanwhile, the coronavirus pandemic has further pressured fuel prices, cutting demand for oil and gas at a time when global supplies are rising as OPEC and Russia pump out more to regain market share from U.S. shale.
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Back Bay Audio Newbury Bluetooth speaker — $33.98 See Details For bigger sound in a smaller package, the Owlee Aviary wireless Bluetooth speaker features 360-degree soundstage technology and passive bass radiators to pump out all-encompassing jams.
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China's economy has already felt the pinch from a multi-year crackdown on riskier lending that has driven up corporate borrowing costs, promoting the central bank to pump out more cash by cutting reserve requirements for lenders.
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But while individuals fret over images of oceanic garbage gyres, the fossil fuel and petrochemical industries are pouring billions of dollars into new plants intended to make millions more tons of plastic than they now pump out.
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It features 360-degree soundstage technology and passive bass radiators to pump out all-encompassing jams, is compatible with Bluetooth 4.0 and NFC-enabled devices for ultra-flexibility, and lasts for nine hours on a single charge.
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It was a surprising pleasure to watch the work that I did, the impetus to post at all hours and to pump out content all day and night, grow into something that CEO's did to market their wares.
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Back in 2013, when NASA was still setting its sights on a human mission to Mars, a team of Texas researchers won a federal grant to build a 3D printer that could pump out customized food in space.
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The world's second-largest economy has already felt the pinch from a crackdown on riskier lending that has driven up corporate borrowing costs, promoting the central bank to pump out more cash by cutting reserve requirements for lenders.
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The ECB last week closed the door on more interest rate cuts, judging the euro zone economy to be rebounding, but said inflation looks to remain weak for years so it still needs to pump out the cash.
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In Virgin Gorda, the club is building its own marina and will be one of the first facilities in the Caribbean to have a "no pump-out policy," requiring all visiting yachts to use holding tanks for waste.
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For kids, Chuck E. Cheese's has it all—a ball pit, Skee-Ball, pizza, and a slew of arcade games that, at the faintest signs of competency, pump out tickets redeemable for a variety of cheap plastic toys.
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To make matters worse, the mills that for years supplied flour to French bakers started becoming competitors in the 223s, investing in chain bakeries that pump out pain quotidien on an industrial scale often using preformed frozen dough.
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Despite the spreading bans of open-loop scrubbers, Douglas Raitt of ship classifier Lloyd's Register said vessels can still benefit from such systems as they can pump out the waste water in open seas, outside a port's jurisdiction.
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At the same time, the bureau said it wanted to renegotiate a landmark agreement of 1986 which governs how much water federal and state agencies may pump out of the delta formed by the Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers.
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Sure, it wasn't as good at first—it relied on pre-programmed MIDI at a time that LaserDisc could pump out actual music that was produced in a studio—but quality, as it turned out, wasn't the main factor.
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The bottom line is, breastfeeding and breast pumping are difficult enough, and throwing out breast milk can mean that an infant will have to go hungry because their mother may not be able to pump out more in time.
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Read MoreOPEC expects rivals to pump out less oil in 224 Non-OPEC producers, such as those in the U.S., have struggled to break even with the lower oil price and have cut costs drastically, lowering U.S. oil output.
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But Kuroda stopped short of making any direct reference to the BOJ's readiness to ramp up stimulus, saying the central bank will continue to use market operations and existing asset-buying programs to pump out liquidity and stabilize markets.
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In 2016, toxic substances were found in soil and groundwater at Toyosu, the former home of a gas plant, prompting Tokyo to spend an extra 3.8 billion yen ($34 million)to dig hundreds of wells to pump out groundwater.
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For years, YouTube has been plagued with conspiracy theories and fake news, but these automated accounts that pump out pro-Trump propaganda present a new problem for the company — and it appears there's little they can do about it.
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No laptops are allowed in the chamber, but mobile phone alerts and keyboard shortcuts quickly passed the results back to the newsroom where banks of reporters and editors were waiting to pump out alerts to trading desks and newsrooms.
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But heavy haulers with electric locomotion have a lot of advantages over dirty diesel trucks, which consume fossil fuel and pump out CO2 (which is bad for global warming) and generate particulates and nitrogen oxides (which are bad for people).
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While efforts are to pump out the floodwaters continue, Anupong said it&aposs clear some area cannot be drained and in order to get out the boys may need to use diving gear while being guided by two professional divers each.
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While efforts are to pump out the floodwaters continue, Anupong said it&aposs clear some areas cannot be drained and in order to get out, the boys may need to use diving gear while being guided by two professional divers each.
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Image 2 of 2 MAE SAI, Thailand – With more rain coming, Thai rescuers are racing against time to pump out water from a flooded cave before they can extract 12 boys and their soccer coach with minimum risk, officials said Thursday.
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Trump has also muddled the distinction between memoranda (a request to an agency to use their authority) and an order (a use of his own authority) to pump out more orders—possibly to seem like a uniquely productive president, Rudalevige argues.
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So with that kind of pressure to pump out daily content, GAEMS, a supplier of portable gaming set ups, decided it would make the most high-end, premium version of its product to try and alleviate some of that stress.
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The 3.2 hectare site will have an artificial lagoon with Wavegarden technology that can pump out waves as high as 1.7 metres (5.5 feet) for expert surfers, to waves 0.6 metres (1.9 feet) high, ideal for the many beginners out there.
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In it, a woman posing as the niece of a Russian oligarch suggested to Mr Strache that her uncle take over the Kronen Zeitung, Austria's largest newspaper, and use it to pump out pro-FPö messages in return for government contracts.
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Jaffy and Griffin's speed has caused a good deal of stress for some of their colleagues at NBC News and MSNBC, who have complained that the two are employing proprietary company information to pump out news to their personal followings first.
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It's almost as if moving to this giant new stadium with a running track has completely disconnected the fans from their team, so much so that the club actually need to pump out fake crowd noise to create something approaching atmosphere.
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Some European nations had called for the EU to introduce limits on the amount of CO2 emitted by trucks, which pump out a large proportion of CO2 emissions but only account for a small fraction of vehicles on the road.
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Alongside these, the aforementioned Xbox Live Arcade continued to pump out gem after gem after gem, from nostalgic arcade classics like Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles to games I never thought I'd be able to play again, like Radiant Silvergun and Ikaruga.
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While efforts are to pump out the floodwaters continue, Anupong said it's clear some areas cannot be drained and in order to get out, the boys may need to use diving gear while being guided by two professional divers each.
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You're connecting to this thing that's happening on your local network via the internet, meaning that your local network is not only having to pump out lots of extra data externally, but then feed it back in internally as well.
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But for defenders of the approach, its complexity is part of the reason they say critics are overreacting: Even though most Americans' DNA is now identifiable, you cannot simply upload DNA into a machine that will pump out a name.
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"Despite all the noise surrounding tariffs, a flattening yield curve, and tighter monetary policy, nothing matters more for the intermediate term for equities than the ability of companies to pump out profits," said Jeremy Klein, chief market strategist at FBN Securities.
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City firefighters helped pump out much of the garage in the emergency response earlier, and private contractors would drain the rest, according to Mr. Groll, who said his own car was among the up to 60 cars that wound up underwater.
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When its sale was threatened in 1985, public pressure prompted the city to buy it and move it again, to a site operated by the chamber of commerce, with a tourist office and a place to pump out recreational-vehicle sewage.
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In 2019, the world is projected to pump out almost 37 billion tons of carbon dioxide, driven by demand for oil and natural gas, according to an annual report from the Global Carbon Project, an international research initiative focused on sustainability.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Royal Dutch Shell expects to pump out all the fossil fuel reserves listed on its balance sheet, its chief executive said, dismissing concerns that production limits in the wake of the Paris climate accord could hit the energy giant's valuation.
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Speaker basicsA speaker's job is to pump out audio in the form of sound waves, typically using magnets and a coil to turn electrical signals into vibrations on some kind of cone or diaphragm made of paper, plastic, or another type of material.
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The central bank is likely to pump out more cash by further lowering banks' reserve requirements, following a broad-based cut this month, while trying to funnel more credit to small and private firms - vital for growth and jobs, policy sources said.
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The utility had to curb output at some reactors last year during a prolonged heatwave, as environmental regulations limit the volume of cooling water its nuclear reactors can pump out of rivers and how much warm water they can release during hot weather.
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While efforts to pump out floodwaters are continuing, some Thai officials have indicated that heavy rains forecast for this weekend could force them to decide the boys should swim and dive out using the same complicated route through which their rescuers entered.
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His startup Zume was going to change the rules of the food industry by unleashing armies of pizza-making droids that could pump out pies faster, more economically, and with a wow factor that was way beyond anything a human could do.
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The electric automaker has stumbled since it released the first 30 Model 3 vehicles at the end of July with ambitious plans to scale up its operations to pump out the "affordable" electric sedans to compete with much larger, more traditional car companies.
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Once a line is attached to the second towing ship, work will begin to pump out more than 18,000 tonnes of water that the Glory Amsterdam took on board during the storm to keep the ship steady in the water, the command said.
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I didn't know anything about the client, let's call him Dimitri, other than that he lived in Florida, and that he had about $33 for me if I could pump out 23 pages on how to survive the end of the world.
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It's not that these pensions or benefits have to be cut or eliminated, it's just that they need to be restructured or at least not included in those highly misleading "spending per student" figures so many school districts pump out to the public.
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From R.E.M. and the B-52s to Outkast and 21 Savage, Smith has seen Georgia consistently pump out artists who inform music trends globally and she says there's nothing she'd rather be doing than elevating the industry in the place that raised her.
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"We know that the terminal plays a very important role in the energy security of Poland," says Grzegorz Bledowski, the deputy director of operations, adding that the plant can quickly pump out enough natural gas to meet any interruptions in supplies to Poland.
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Station F is not some government-hatched "development" plan but rather the private gamble of a self-made tech billionaire, and Niel's stated goal is to have it pump out a thousand additional startups a year into what is one of Europe's biggest startup cities.
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It's a technique where the phone combines nearby photo pixels into one big pixel, which gives the camera increased light-sensitivity so that it can pump out brighter, less grainy photos, in exchange for cutting overall resolution down to 4-MP instead of 16-MP.
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While efforts to pump out floodwaters are continuing, some Thai officials have indicated that heavy rains forecast for this weekend could force them to decide the boys should swim and dive out using the same complicated route of narrow passageways through which their rescuers entered.
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While Saudi Arabia does usually pump out more oil in the summer to sate domestic demand, the record production level is likely to be scrutinised because oil prices are still about 55% lower than they were at their most recent peak, in June 2014.
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"We are seeing slower demand growth, and much of that is coming from the United States as OPEC is moving from this leader position in the market to more of a manager position as the U.S. just continues to pump out more oil," she said.
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Huddled around an oil press in the heart of a crowded village in Tillabery, Roukaya Jibo and several of her peers gossip, laugh and crack jokes as they take turns to feed sesame into the device and pump out oil into plastic soda bottles.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - There is a still a risk that oil producers pump out too much crude and prices fall sharply, Russia's energy minister said on Monday, suggesting Moscow might support an extension of output cuts at a meeting of leading oil producing countries next month.
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Instead of keeping the filter static in front of the blue laser light, he set it spinning, a disc of phosphor which, if kept moving, could pump out red and green light, as well as blue, while relying on just a blue laser source.
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As Bloody & Avant, the pair have continued to pump out hits in Sweden and beyond, producing for David Guetta, Katy Perry, Jennifer Lopez, and Britney Spears (you may recall a little ditty by the name of "Toxic," which earned them a 2005 Grammy for Best Dance Recording).
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And while its more expensive sibling didn't fare quite that well, thanks to an even larger 4,200 mAh battery, the Mate 20 Pro has enough juice to offset its higher-res screen and more power-hungry components and still pump out a superb time of 14:10803.
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GUWAHATI, India (Reuters) - Indian rescuers trying to reach a group of miners trapped in a remote and illegal "rat-hole" coal mine are struggling to pump out water from the 370-foot-deep pit, further dimming their chances of survival more than three weeks into their ordeal.
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So while Amazon's marketing machine continues to pump out its one-sided narrative of push-button on-demand lifestyle fodder consumerism, it pays to remember the reality of this e-commerce empire is a lot messier, complicated and conflicted for those outside its VIP club. On-demand?
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A new study, published this April in the American Journal of Political Science, found that air polluting facilities across the United States have been systematically sited at state downwind borders, where the particles, soot, and heavy metals they pump out will be carried to neighboring states.
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The country's huge number of factories, bolstered by a 100 million-strong class of migrant workers, has made China the workshop of the world, able, among other activities, to quickly pump out products that can make a company a quick profit on the impulse to imitate.
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This changes a few minutes drive beyond the city's limits as the landscape transforms from flowing hills into a rugged and steep mountain range where locals have cultivated marijuana for as long as anybody can remember, and 'kitchens' pump out crystal meth for more contemporary US tastes.
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But analysts say that if Tesla CEO Elon Musk pulls off his risky strategy — it built its big, new Shanghai factory to grow its business, pump out more cars and better target Chinese customers — the company could give China's car market a much-needed jolt of energy.
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He's known as one of the best-selling authors of the past 50 years, he's famous for his nose-to-the-grindstone work ethic that lets him pump out about a book a year, and he's celebrated for being one of the most adaptable writers ever.
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Data out of China showing that consumer price growth declined in July for the third month in a row helped fuel expectations among investors that Beijing would pump out more stimulus in a bid to soften the slowdown in its economy, the world's second-largest after the United States.
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We respond to oxygen starvation, or hypoxia, by triggering a hormone in the kidneys that sends a signal to the body to pump out more, larger red blood cells, which in turn cart more oxygen out from the lungs and into the muscles and organs, giving them a boost.
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Given how much energy these sources pump out, it's worth considering if any spacecraft could harness their power, argue the co-authors of a study that proposes such an approach: Manasvi Lingam, an astrobiologist at the Florida Institute of Technology, and Abraham Loeb, a theoretical physicist at Harvard University.
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Community foundations are supposed to serve local needs — like that hypothetical food bank in San Mateo — but Carson dreamed bigger and of building a global heavyweight, turning philanthropy into a big-money business that could pump out cash to projects like combating the Ebola virus in West Africa.
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We don't know yet whether the ongoing eruption in Bali will pump out enough gas and ash to have a measurable impact on the climate, but we do know that the 1963 eruption of Mount Agung knocked down global temperatures between 0.1 and 0.2 degrees Celsius for a year.
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Beyond the fact that it's Disney, a brand with innumerable assets to be leveraged and a studio production arm ready to pump out exclusive content, Disney's forthcoming streaming service may be able to carve out a niche for itself because choosing a subscription service is not a zero-sum game.
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Back then, employers would have probably been even less understanding of a mom who needed to, say, pause to pump out breast milk in the middle of the day or call out of work when her child care provider was sick or her child's day care center closed for an in-service day.
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A question central to the meat-allergy mystery is how, if we're always exposed to alpha-gal from our gut microbes, and we're constantly mounting a nonallergic response against it, the lone-star tick prompts what's called "class switching," spurring the immune system to pump out allergic antibodies instead of antimicrobial ones?
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In my opinion, that ISIS is the primary threat to us, because it has found ways to deftly pump out Sunni jihadist ideology that inspires and gives permission to those Muslims on the fringes of society who feel humiliated — from London to Paris to Cairo — to recover their dignity via headline-grabbing murders of innocents.
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He uses Bill Wallace's holy trinity of side on kicking: the side kick, the hook kick and the round kick, but where Wallace would pump out the jab into the side kick constantly, and could throw kicks without fear of getting pushed to the mat, Thompson has to be a good deal more cautious.
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Since the Gates Foundation was established in 2000, with their amazing work trying to tackle mosquito-borne diseases and funding different research and trying to pump out mosquito nets and insecticides and malaria drugs into the less developed pockets of the world, we are seeing a decrease in overall deaths from mosquito-borne diseases, specifically malaria.
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It's the kind of fun weirdness Adult Swim's audience expects to see between episodes of The Venture Brothers and The Eric Andre Show at 3 AM. It's wonderful, but most of the hardcore fans commenting on Twitter are just issuing blustery demands for creators Dan Harmon and Justin Roiland to hurry up and pump out new interdimensional adventures for the Sanchez-Smith clan.
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Wholesale prices for N95 respirators, which in regular times retail for around $1 apiece on store shelves, have soared as high as $12, and Chinese factories that have nothing to do with the medical supply industry have scrambled to retool baby diaper and sanitary napkin production lines overnight so they can pump out high-demand medical gowns and face masks.
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"After that brief period in late January there was a constriction of the system of the censorship apparatus and an uptick in efforts to pump out propaganda that is painting a more rosier picture of what the government is doing to try and deal with the outbreak — that's where we are now, back into a very restrictive system," Ryan said.
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The ability to pour that much money into ads not only enables Mr. Bloomberg's campaign to pump out millions of messages a week, it also allows for more precise targeting to individual groups of uncommitted voters — whether that's women in the suburbs concerned about gun violence or more fiscally conservative people who are alarmed at the nation's rapidly expanding deficit.
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In its latest reveal of "coordinated inauthentic behavior" — aka the euphemism Facebook uses for disinformation campaigns that rely on its tools to generate a veneer of authenticity and plausibility in order to pump out masses of sharable political propaganda — the company says it identified two operations, both originating in Russia, and both using similar tactics without any apparent direct links between the two networks.
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Although these three organizations are distinct from one another, they coordinate with each other quite closely: ALEC writes model bills that it encourages state legislators to support and pass, SPN think tanks pump out research reports, testimony, and media coverage in support of those model bills, and AFP's grassroots volunteers help to elect politicians favorable to ALEC's priorities and then lobby state governments to pass those model bills.
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Among other roles, the Interior secretary is in charge of leasing publicly owned oil, gas and coal deposits underneath both public and private lands; given the massive ecological and economic disasters resulting from global climate change, environmental and social welfare groups have urged a "keep it in the ground" policy under which the public interest is best served by denying leases and permits to mine or pump out publicly owned fossil fuels.
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List of facts to handwrite on a 3x5 inch index card to study while your date is peeing: According to Musk, the Model 3 will: Other things that are not strictly about you driving the car that you can talk about if you feel like the conversation is going super well: To deal with the increased production demands, Musk says he wants to pump out 500,000 cars (presumably a combined number across all Tesla models) annually from the Fremont, California Tesla factory.
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If you're Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the leader of ISIS, why would you take a local Iraqi fighter who is currently defending your makeshift caliphate in Iraq and send him halfway around the world to try to sneak into the United States, acquire weapons in a country where he doesn't even speak the language, and carry out an attack — all without being caught — when you could just pump out some propaganda and inspire an American to grab a gun and go shoot up the local mall?
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"TiMi didn't succeed in China because of WeChat and QQ. It's not hard to find examples of games that didn't succeed even with [support from] WeChat and QQ." Call of Duty: Mobile is developed by Tencent and published by Activision Blizzard (Image: Call of Duty: Mobile via Twitter) Call of Duty: Mobile is developed by Tencent and published by Activision Blizzard (Image: Call of Duty: Mobile via Twitter) When it comes to making money, TiMi has from the outset been a strong proponent of game-as-a-service whereby it continues to pump out fresh content after the initial download.
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