It's possible to disagree over exactly how fast renewables will be able to push out coal — and then, fortified by storage, push out natural gas — even after they get cheaper.
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They need a little celebratory push out of the nest.
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"You don't push out a government this way," she said.
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"They want to push out the boundaries," Mr. Varvatos said.
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Push out new code, experiment, screw things up, and fix them.
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The White House meanwhile has continued to push out more nominees.
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Push out as much air as possible and seal the bag.
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They will, instead, push out the people who justifiably feel uncomfortable.
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Exechange assigns departing executives a "push out" score from 26-10.
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It is also not clear whether Trump would push out Ross.
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It seeks to push out any possibility of mistakenness or doubt.
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Companies can automatically push out their their unpaid invoices to Centrifuge.
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That has prompted Perl to push out the boat a bit.
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The protests that helped push out Mr Rosselló could easily restart.
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"You have to push out care to many more places," he said.
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One of the people this led him to push out was McCord.
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The warm air was too heavy to push out of his way.
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Some of the payment apps themselves try to push out phone farms.
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They can suppress things, push out longer, because they're used to it.
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But brain-computer interfaces are notoriously hard to push out of prototype.
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"The cash buyers always push out the first-time buyers," Yun noted.
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It will also push out digital attack ads focused on Sanders' record.
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During the summer, they will also push out a number of new leaves.
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And then it can simply push out an update to its entire fleet.
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It's the reason why publishers constantly push out new editions of old books.
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Patrick Murphy, a former Republican, and tried to push out liberal firebrand Rep.
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The new sweat will push out the old sweat, making you smell clean.
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FABER: WELL, LET'S TALK ABOUT THE PUSH OUT AGAIN BECAUSE I AM CURIOUS.
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The company blamed a push-out in the timing of certain large deals.
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But it has heightened speculation that the military could push out the government.
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Oil boost: Oil prices are attempting to push out of a bear market.
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In his first term, he helped push out moderate Republicans from the Legislature.
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Are they getting more – are some insurance companies going to push out risk?
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Minow doesn't believe that the party is trying to push out Kennedy, 53.
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And it's not even clear that Russia or Iran can push out Assad.
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That is an amazing tool for me to use to push out messaging.
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Facebook is a really good tool for us to push out our messaging.
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But then they were like nah she has to push out the placenta.
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The app will then push out a survey to see how the date went.
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It means that Microsoft can more confidently push out security updates and new features.
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Many companies decided to push out profitability and accelerate hiring plans, particularly in sales.
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Rate cuts in 1995 and 1996 helped to push out a recession until 2001.
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Many businesses use their social accounts to push out promotions or answer customers' queries.
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Pelosi has, in the past, worked to push out members involved in inappropriate behavior.
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I think you are set to see that trend push out to the upside.
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Vitiello, the ICE nominee, isn't the only official Miller has tried to push out.
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But that does not necessarily mean that Mr. Trump will push out Mr. Sessions.
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On Monday, some called on Parliament to act quickly to push out the Americans.
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Their steeds equipages ejaculate sparks as their lances push out toward each other, erect.
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And the current administration is looking to push out the berms a little bit, too.
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During the summer months, the Bird of Paradise can push out 5-6 new fronds.
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Wennmachers' ability to push out a narrative no longer depends on having an editor's ear.
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Sometimes social conservatives push out the libertarians or alienate fiscal conservatives and the other factions.
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But police departments shouldn't be able to push out positive footage while burying the negative.
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They all have lacked basic human decency as they push out their theories and speculation.
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When you're flying, they don't push out all the oxygen that you should be getting.
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This release of air occurs to push out the particles that are irritating your nose.
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People may then push out other animals and prepare unoccupied lands for logging and farming.
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Times have changed, she says, since the city and state tried to push out immigrants.
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You might want to push out that touch up appointment for a little while longer.
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The second accusation, that trees push out other kinds of agriculture, is only partly true.
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The cars push out frolicking kids, quiet afternoons reading on a bench and sidewalk cafes.
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It kind of scared me and I wanted to push out of my comfort zone.
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President Trump is using his authority to push out people who are not his norm.
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Peru and Ecuador are restricting Venezuelan refugees, while Tanzania is working to push out Burundians.
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California will likely continue to push out unrivaled quantities of both legal and illegal marijuana.
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The earbuds will update "silently," meaning Google can just push out changes through Android phones automatically.
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Don't expect a handful of nerdy engineers to push out weird new ability because they can.
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Success meant creating something that felt finished and ready to push out to millions of people.
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This recusal appears to be the principal reason Trump wanted so badly to push out Sessions.
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The move looks a lot like an attempt to push out witnesses to Trump's potential crimes.
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Instead, leaks of the revelations forced tech companies' hands, and they scrambled to push out updates.
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The flow of air can then push out objects in the windpipe that are causing choking.
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Walker spokesman Minor told the newspaper Ryan did not push out Walker after his controversial remarks.
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Its engines push out 210 horse power and it can hold up to about 260 pounds.
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And like, push out more so that the now becomes wider, deeper, bigger, taller, more spacious?
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The campaign to push out the terrorist group took three years and involved 25,000 coalition airstrikes.
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It'll be the moment to push out product launches or marketing campaigns that have been delayed.
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He has the constitutional power to push out Mr. McCabe and to release the Nunes memo.
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The break occurred during "a final push out" in practice, the American said on her Twitter account.
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The danger is that associations can raise prices and push out members who require the most care.
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"If we push out the number of neutrons we might be able to get there," she says.
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Government forces have since managed to retake control of Homs and push out what opposition forces remained.
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How exactly does one of the country's largest tech giants quietly push out so many older workers?
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These statements weren't the one-lined, vague sentiments they normally push out, but point-by-point refutations.
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Apple has acknowledged the issue and says it will push out an update to fix affected devices.
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His employees referred to tenants as "targets" and competed to push out the most, the lawsuit said.
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Tim Huelskamp (R-Kan.), who helped push out Boehner, lost his Republican primary Tuesday night. http://bit.
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Some of the most compelling, amazing stories that we then push out across all of our platforms.
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"Amazon wants to push out as much product as possible," said one of the plaintiffs, Beverly Rosales.
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To them, it felt like a middle-class city trying to push out those who had less.
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Other outlets that routinely push out disinformation subsequently picked up the theory and added their own twists.
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Unscrupulous landlords sometimes push out rent-protected tenants so they can sharply increase rents on those units.
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President Trump on Friday forcefully denied reports he's preparing to push out Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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They push out the Parks' Mercedes-Benz driver and install their father, Ki-taek, in his place.
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Some countries, including Morocco and Bolivia, have reacted defensively, choosing to ban bitcoin or push out exchanges.
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A lesson of Russia's reported failure to push out Assad is that removing Assad may simply be impossible.
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Many companies push out updated versions of that firmware regularly, and those releases often include important security updates.
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In January, US President Donald Trump imposed tough sanctions on PDVSA in a bid to push out Maduro.
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With Intellect's servers disabled for now, it cannot push out "clean" updates to fix what customers have installed.
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On Wednesday, the Trump purge accelerated, now with an effort to push out lobbyists close to the effort.
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Defence of Islam was just one of the reasons militants picked up arms to push out the West.
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But the real purpose of the bots is believed to be to push out disinformation or advertising spam.
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He also sided with the other three in the June move to push out Travis Kalanick as CEO.
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The extremists, in this view, push out rumors and inflammatory claims to everyday users, who become ideologically infected.
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For their part, prostaglandins signal the uterus to contract so your body can push out the uterine lining.
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Swaps Push-Out Rule The initial swaps proposal prohibited banks active in swaps markets from receiving federal assistance.
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He said that medical device makers typically push out regular updates to their software, which include security patches.
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Sometimes, Black Friday deals are on older products that retailers are trying to push out of their inventory.
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Some of Uber's investors also want to push out a venture capital firm that's been pitted against Kalanick.
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The NDRC recently promised to push out "appropriate" subsidies for purchases of new energy vehicles, without giving details.
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"Another semiconductor company to push out the date of the 'hope' recovery," Mirabaud analysts wrote in a note.
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Right now we're co-authoring a report on dress codes with girls who have experienced school push out.
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There's nothing like the shock of cold water to push out whatever is going on in one's head.
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The disaster helped push out the chief executive of Target, Gregg W. Steinhafel, who resigned in May 2014.
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Now well-stocked with cash and focused exclusively on the region, Grab is aiming to push out Uber.
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We're here to push out big pieces that are reported and have ideas to them that have heft.
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They even take credit for helping to push out Paul Manafort at that particular point in the campaign.
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If an automatic trigger fails to fire, a support team works "round-the-clock" to push out the alerts.
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Rather than quietly push out an update that crimped older iPhones, it should have made that throttling opt-in.
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Verizon issued a flat refusal to push out Samsung's kill-switch update in the middle of the holiday season.
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As the launch of Apple TV Plus closes in, Apple continues to push out trailers for its first shows.
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Delays on both could push out a final investment decision on the expansion beyond the companies' target of 2020.
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Tech companies regularly push out unpopular updates if they think it will lead to more engagement down the line.
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Famous for his sharply-worded letters to corporate chieftains, Loeb has helped push out bosses at Yahoo and Sotheby's.
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Google may be taking a new tactic in persuading phone manufacturers and carriers to push out Android updates faster.
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Their tiny size doesn't leave a whole lot of room for quality drivers that can push out better sound.
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But I do know simple math: The more things you push out of a bubble, the smaller it'll get.
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Denver took control of the game in the third quarter with a strong push out of the locker room.
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Push out tweets critical of China's handling of its currency and of its actions in the South China Sea.
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Rising economic risks have forced several central banks to turn dovish or push out their plans to tighten policy.
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If the roof burns and collapses it can push out the side bearing wall encasing the stairs glass windows.
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Rising rents threaten to push out the quirky and creative types who make these places eternally young and resilient.
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Excessive drinking can also overstretch a bladder, making it hard for the organ to contract and push out urine.
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We push out information as it becomes available to us, and we do the best we can with that.
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The Democratic establishment has rallied around Murphy and have tried to push out Grayson to avoid a bruising primary.
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The winter weather will push out of the Midwest by Friday afternoon, leaving behind cooler temperatures to start spring.
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What to watch: Didi plans to push out its self-driving services to other countries rapidly, starting in 2021.
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Oil companies typically inject carbon dioxide into aging traditional oilfields in a bid to push out the remaining barrels.
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First, HP warned that production constraints may push out some business upgrades to the second half of the year.
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But only in January this year did the regulator push out the bank's founder and chief executive, Rana Kapoor.
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For now, most of those infections are curable, but doctors fear that resistant strains will push out weaker ones.
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Internally, Telltale's desire to push out multiple licensed games at once put an undue amount of stress on employees.
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As Mexico liberalizes its energy markets, pipeline gas figures to push out fuel oil for power generation and LNG.
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Trump: "If you're thinking about making a recess appointment to push out the attorney general, forget about it." pic.twitter.
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That could lead citizens to bristle, and possibly push out, the new leader in a short amount of time.
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One of his first moves may be to push out security systems — products stuck in Nest's roadmap, for various reasons.
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Alocasia portora: Another tropical stunner that grows massive leaves and will push out a half dozen new foliage per summer.
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Hopefully, Google takes its time and doesn't push out an official foldable Pixel phone before its ready for prime time.
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"In this case, Tesla did push out some software and maybe some hardware that wasn't quite ready for prime time."
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Trump was once insistent that he would never get to the point of needing to push out his VA secretary.
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Turkey has invaded the region in an effort to push out the Kurds after America, which had backed them, withdrew.
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BMW is working to push out a new long-range electric car by 2021, and it could be an SUV.
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Activist investors have recently become quicker to push out chief executives who they think are not up to the job.
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"We can push out new technology and changes to consumers and allow them to benefit as they evolve," Hass said.
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The FREDI Baby Monitor also lacks a privacy policy, and its company doesn't push out security updates to its devices.
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But there also is a second set of integrations that now let you push out information to Slack and Twilio .
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Carriers and Android manufacturers aren't motivated to push out software updates because they're in the business of selling new phones.
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Tomorrow I will push out of the starting gate in what will most likely be my last Olympic Downhill race.
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And with the dual driver acoustics and sculpted details these babies push out, you'll be extra glad they're staying put.
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However, the index has "yet to push out to a daily closing high above 21,000," he added on Tuesday afternoon.
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That's because, when you're menstruating, changes in your hormone levels are telling your body to push out your uterine lining.
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The company plans to push out from Manhattan into other boroughs, as well as expand its service to weekend travel.
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U.S. still weighing its options: President Trump has repeatedly floated the possibility of using U.S. forces to push out Maduro.
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Apple controls the whole stack, including updates, which means that it can push out updates and bug fixes very quickly.
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If anything, it just brings more money to the table, which is more likely to push out the small guy.
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Since then, the Saudi-backed military forces in support of the government have been unable to push out the Houthis.
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Kellerhals has long tried to push out Media-Saturn chief executive Pieter Haas, who is also a Metro board member.
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Party leaders once would have found a way to push out a candidate like Moore, she said yesterday, on CBS.
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Could other Democratic hopefuls do the same and push out the San Francisco liberal the Republican Party loves to attack?
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The city has installed pumps to push out water and has elevated some roads, a mostly successful short-term fix.
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Bloomberg's ability to quickly hire matches the efforts he's making to push out his message through TV and digital ads.
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Some of Uber's investors want to push out a venture capital firm that's been pitted against former CEO Travis Kalanick.
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Trian is not seeking a breakup, or to push out Mr. Taylor, or even to cut research and marketing expenses.
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Mr. Trump also grew disenchanted with Mr. Bolton over the failed effort to push out President Nicolás Maduro of Venezuela.
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Today at work I have two somewhat creative projects to push out, which is a nice change from working with data.
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The fat compartments of the face, usually held back by retaining ligaments, begin to push out and migrate into lower areas.
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Once a vulnerability becomes widely known, the company behind the targeted software will push out an update to fix the problem.
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Whether Trump can push out Powell, he might try to plant allies or an obvious Powell replacement in those seats, instead.
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If you don't mean to push out members of a community that's occupied an area for years, can you be blamed?
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Then apps and the wireless emergency alert system quickly push out a warning moments before people feel the destructive secondary waves.
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For state banks, allowing coupon payments from statutory reserves helps push out the need for the government to inject more capital.
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But credit where due: Google has made significant progress in getting manufacturers and carriers to push out Android updates more quickly.
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For one, smartphones are expensive, and getting on an upgrade treadmill only encourages companies to push out incremental updates every year.
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That means Tesla owners would already have a self-driving car because the company just to push out a software update.
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The installation relies on 800 movable motors, that push out a secondary layer of darker flowers over the lighter hued ones.
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Thanks to these new security features—announced last year—Google can't push out a malicious software update to an Android phone.
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But it feels like the paintings push out into the atrium — like they're kind of vibrating and floating in the space.
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Police this morning used water cannons to push out a group of protesters staging a sit-in on a city street.
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For people who didn't successfully delete the apps, they would continuously push out these obnoxious ads every five minutes or so.
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The company will likely push out a software fix for the battery display bug in one of the next iOS updates.
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That could slow down the pace of development and push out the date of when — or if — VR becomes widely adopted.
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"We have to push out controlling shareholders of big companies who messed up," he told journalists before his swearing-in ceremony.
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"If you've got a transition agreement, to some extent you push out the problem by a couple of years," Palmer said.
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"They push out the people who were here before," said Achim Koppitsch, 60, who runs a vinyl record store in Kreuzberg.
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And they are certainly not about drawing lines to exclude outsiders — let alone to push out people already in a community.
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Every time he found a workaround, the attackers would push out new encrypted file extensions in an effort to outwit him.
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HP will also push out a Battery Safety Mode update to affected computers, which can be activated after rebooting the computer.
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If the device has a security flaw in its software, the owner is dependent on Amazon to push out a fix.
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One of their key responsibilities is to push out pro-Bloomberg messages to their contacts via text message and social media.
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The standoff, in fact, came days after Ryan, under pressure internally and externally, backtracked on his decision to push out Conroy.
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Leslie Ramos, the director of the 82nd Street Partnership, said that expanding the BID would not necessarily push out smaller shops.
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Put together, Pompeo has found a way to outlast and push out adversaries while bringing in more of his likeminded allies.
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When Castor asked Hill about efforts to push out negative information about Manafort in 2016, she characterized it as a distraction.
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Well, you can start to see ... okay, well, people are reacting when they push out this type of message to you.
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Nathan said Alphabet could also buy Twitter in order to push out more of their content and bring audiences to their platform.
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Or maybe Nintendo planned all along just to wait a few months until after BoTW's release to push out these new amiibo.
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He also had a program to push out the HVAC system, which is to say that he could control the temperatures everywhere.
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The magnets push out the nail darts so fast that it's basically a mini crossbow mixed with a nailgun, no batteries necessary.
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Since it's a cloud camera I'd expect Nest to automatically push out any new updates to enrolled cameras as they become available.
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In 2011 European pressure helped to push out Silvio Berlusconi in Italy and George Papandreou in Greece in favour of technocratic replacements.
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"If you're thinking of making a recess appointment to push out the attorney general, forget about it," Sasse said in the speech.
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Samsung's quantum dot mapping is proprietary to the brand and helps push out even brighter colors than the standard Samsung LED TVs.
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Maybe you've been working extra hard to push out new features to your users, find the perfect hire or scout office space.
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The nature of the grand challenge forces researchers to adapt to DARPA's schedule, and often push out systems before they're fully tested.
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Morris is running as an actual Democrat and hoping the district has enough progressives who'll be angry enough to push out Felder.
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Navy officials express concern that more Russian submarine patrols will push out beyond the Atlantic into the Mediterranean and the Black Sea.
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The storm was expected to push out by Wednesday afternoon, but another system could hit the same area later in the week.
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AT&T's initiative follows ramped-up efforts from competitor Verizon to push out its mobile entertainment platform go90, which launched in October.
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But personnel changes at the ECB risk delaying the discussion about tiering or whether to push out a rate hike even further.
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Trump has consistently outlined two key US aims in Syria, neither of which includes regime change: defeat ISIS and push out Iran.
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"If there were a lot of imports coming in, they wouldn't have the space to push out all that crude," Zein said.
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The point of all of this, it seems, was to push out Yovanovitch because she wouldn't have been helpful to Giuliani's machinations.
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" — CONAN O'BRIEN "Inside the White House, Shine's hiring has been seen as a way to push out chief of staff John Kelly.
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Local governments seeking federal money to help people leave flood zones must first commit to push out people who refuse to move.
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The technology, called Wireless Emergency Alerts, is the same tool that can push out Amber Alerts or emergency warnings from the president.
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If and when a nasty bug is discovered, Apple can push out a software update to the entire iOS ecosystem at once.
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That makes the air in one place expand and push out to other places, and that motion is what we call wind.
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Yet even he has shied away from campaigns to push out the full board, content to seek a handful of director seats.
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For all of that, however, no evidence has emerged that Mr. Biden moved to push out the prosecutor to benefit his son.
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On Tuesday, he announced a party conference later this month in a move interpreted as an effort to push out Dahlan allies.
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It's also a signal to the country's citizens, political elites and its military: If you push out this leader, we won't object.
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The luxury rezoning will radically change the island, and likely push out the artists who have called it home for many years.
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I felt like if we were going to have the maximum push out of the gates, one time, it had to be now.
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Software slowdownsEvery time Apple, Microsoft, or Google push out a new OS update, it typically includes more powerful features and more powerful apps.
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Navarro has long been a critic of the practice of "dumping," or flooding the U.S. market with cheap goods to push out competition.
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Image: KnightscopeA San Francisco animal shelter is under fire for using a security robot, dubbed K9, to push out homeless people encamped nearby.
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After all, nobody cares how Justin Timberlake departed *NSYNC, but a push out of the nest can help a timid bird to fly.
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Apple rushed to push out a necessary update on Wednesday, but botched it a bit; if you hadn't yet updated to macOS 10.13.
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It's easy to see why Samsung initially wanted to push out its first-ever folding phone so soon after handing it to reviewers.
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A watchdog group said the company's claims had made it easier to push out low-paying tenants during a period of construction work.
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I used to run a full Active Directory with individual organizational units and push out group policies to manage my family's local PCs.
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Currently, HDR requires displays that push out well over 1000 nits of brightness-the best mobile devices only manage around 500-600 nits.
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Ring's solution is to push out alerts about alleged criminal activity reported nearby in real-time, according to company documents obtained by Gizmodo.
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I'd slip off my shoes and trepidatiously step on the scale, trying to push out every breath for fear it would add weight.
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As political uncertainty continues to mount, some strategists fear intensifying D.C. drama could further push out a tax reform package and roil markets.
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Mozilla hopes to push out an initial iteration of Quantum by the end of 2017 for Android, Windows, Mac and Linux Firefox users.
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Both Texas Vanguard and Vanguard America have Twitter accounts; they actively push out messages full of Nazi symbolism, racism, homophobia and anti-Semitism.
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Social media is not a space you can just have your staff push out an official announcement every few months and expect success.
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"Amazon wants to push out as much product as possible," said one of the plaintiffs, Beverly Rosales, who filed her suit in January.
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" It would also publish profiles of celebrities and influencers, but "they must agree to push out via their social channels to be featured.
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As for us, we're just pleased to see VS acknowledging a new, more body accepting style than they usually push out (pun intended).
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Instead, he said, more states and cities need healthy cash reserves and need to be prepared to push out emergency food and water.
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Engineers tuned a turbocharged Mercedes AMG V12 to push out 700 horses, consequently giving the Huayra a staggering top speed of 230 mph.
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But a rush to push out new functionalities often led to lack of field training and frustration for staff and customers, employees said.
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That has sparked fears of "ethnic cleansing": that Hindus will flock to the region to push out the Muslims once and for all.
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L.E.D.s maximize their efficiency by emitting their light in one direction, as opposed to older sources, which push out light and heat everywhere.
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Ritual certainly plays a role in the various year-end items that The Times and other news organizations unfailingly push out every December.
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And the rush has fueled concerns that a gentrifying neighborhood will become even less affordable, as "tech bros" push out the working class.
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A funeral joint in SF tells us they've seen customers push out funeral dates entirely, solving the problem of crowd control for them.
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At the same time, regulators do not want to push out the American internet services that hundreds of millions of Indians depend on.
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The economist Joseph Schumpeter used the now-famous phrase "creative destruction" to describe this process by which new firms push out the old.
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Hassan Nasrallah, head of the Iran-backed Lebanon-based militant and political group Hezbollah, endorsed Iraq's move to push out the US military.
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The administration also plans to push out clear public guidance for travelers and said it has worked with overseas partners on the issue.
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The Carpetbagger If leading performers drop into supporting categories to score a nomination, they may push out performances given by these seven standouts.
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Housing advocates have long argued that building owners routinely abuse those provisions, inflating construction costs to jack up rents and push out tenants.
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Secondly, to push that person into a combative posture with other people in the media and push out a lot of radicalizing content.
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And while the company isn't currently working to push out its own "skinny" cable TV bundle, Apple expects to get there sometime soon.
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But that does not mean that Iran is going to choose to push out Assad, or even that it is capable of doing so.
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You're trying to push the people that have been the indigenous people from the community, and now you're trying to push out loft tenants.
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But Trump has repeatedly said he disagrees with trying to fight ISIS and push out Syrian President Bashar al-Assad at the same time.
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Before Snapchat reached out about creating a Publisher Story, Vagun says The Badger Herald focused on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram to push out news.
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He concluded that the Russians may have rented a part of a network of bots, or automated accounts, to help push out their messaging.
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Tesla's other advantage: it has an in-house team of software developers that can push out updates quickly, notes Gartner Group analyst Mike Ramsey.
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And now, EPA has announced its plan to push out as many as 1,228 people on its staff by the end of the summer.
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Cunha was taking advantage of public anger over Brazil's awful economy and a massive, separate corruption scandal to push out his chief political opponent.
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Like the external processor for PSVR, it might give the Switch the additional power it needs to push out higher quality graphics to TVs.
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That allows pressurised air inside the cabin to push out uniformly in all directions, easing loads and removing the need for heavy strengthening materials.
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Under the new limits, apps won't be able to push out more than 300 tweets an hour, regardless of how many users they have.
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In traditional systems, the vendor has to analyze each new file and push out new signatures or heuristics to their scanners to detect it.
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Chinese smelters push out over half the world's supply of the metal, thanks to an expansion that goes on despite the current global oversupply.
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These are the sorts of moments that end up in Tumblr gifsets and make people push out auto-playing MTV embeds year after year.
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That's going to push out the completion date considerably, and will make it quite difficult for FF to make its previously stated production timeline.
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That might make European trading partners more willing to push out key deadlines or offer transitional arrangements that keep financial and trade flows going.
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It didn't help that Essential delayed some colors, didn't push out accessories fast enough and started by selling the phone as a Sprint exclusive.
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The New York Times reported last week that the White House is planning to push out Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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"We just have a lot of great reporting on most of these nominees that we can resurface and push out there," Mr. Gold said.
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It has one pick for tuning and two bars on the side that you can compress or push out that will change the tone.
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But he also said Facebook might not be able to push out the first Libra coins by next year, as the initial plan envisioned.
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The company has the tools to push out judgment calls on content, and it could still do so on a case-by-case basis.
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"They (could) push out US$6bn in maturities...It alleviates short term funding pressures," said Sarah Leshner Carvalho, a director of research at Barclays.
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Meanwhile, Google — which extended the deadline from 2014 to 2015 and then eventually to 2018 — is not willing to push out the date further.
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Bush appointees in the civil rights division were also caught trying to illegally push out career civil rights lawyers and replace them with conservatives.
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With the 23th anniversary of the Walkman just past us, there's a possibility Sony could seize the moment to push out some nostalgia play.
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He'll fire or push out a Cabinet secretary who frustrates him and then wait months to nominate a permanent successor, even in crucial roles.
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Perry has faced allegations that he tried to convince Naftogaz officials to push out Hochstein and add two Texas energy executives to the board.
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"If you're thinking about making a recess appointment to push out the attorney general, forget about it," Sasse reportedly said on the Senate floor.
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Gentrification, Ms. Gonzalez said, could push out even more low-income families in her district, and declining school enrollment could mean layoffs for teachers.
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Although Sopko's detractors are now airing their grievances with lawmakers, it's unclear whether there will be enough pressure to push out a presidential appointee.
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Similarly, advocates across the country are building a "dignity in schools" movement in response to the school push-out of low-income students of color.
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Last week, regime troops backed by Russian airstrikes ramped up attacks in the area in an effort to push out thousands of anti-government forces.
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But there are those in the audience who like seeing someone else enjoying the foods that they're trying to push out of their own diets.
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Options under consideration for Penney include raising additional cash and negotiating with creditors to push out debt maturities, said a person familiar with the matter.
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Until opening day, April will keep pushing out the views, sponsorships and T-shirts, even if she's taking her time to push out this calf.
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Musk anticipates that the next six months for Tesla will be "production hell" as his employees push out the Model 3 with parts sourced internationally.
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He tells me that the desire to push out updates quickly is one of the reasons Essential didn't do too much tweaking to the software.
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Recently, rumors surfaced that Apple was planning to push out three different iPhone 7s—with leaked photos depicting a larger screen and bigger storage capacity.
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The attack knocks a hole in the bridge, which causes the air inside to push out most of the crew in that area—including Leia.
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China has a number of giant technology firms such as Tencent and Baidu which in recent years have begun to push out of their homeland.
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Just a beat away Who needs a heart of gold when a 3-D printer can push out a heart of silicon that actually beats.
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But now, he's starting to doubt that: This was the first year I really started feeling like, 'OK, I could push out of it now.
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And Tillerson isn't stopping there: He's offering a $25,000 buyout as part of a plan to push out 2,000 more career staffers by next October.
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At one point, everybody seems to be restrained, and then a flurry of grey limbs get to flying, and people push out the other end.
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Kellerhals has long tried to push out Media-Saturn chief executive Pieter Haas and has also said that Media-Saturn needs an urgent capital injection.
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Unless a city has an enormous reserve of unused housing, there's no way Amazon-created demand won't push up costs and push out current residents.
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It would also push out radically honest writers, who seek through the sharing of their own struggles to embolden others, who suffer similarly and silently.
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But it was Bolton's decision to push out homeland security adviser Tom Bossert -- much to the surprise of Kelly -- that sent ripples through the administration.
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"The only point in extending the programe would be to push out rate hike expectations and anchor the yield curve," one of the sources said.
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The Omen X Emperium 265 includes a full-size DisplayPort port, though, and that can push out a higher frame rate, plus 22019K, plus HDR.
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There, as in Los Angeles, high lead levels persisted even though workers flush the water pipes every weekday to push out lead that accumulates overnight.
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Some Turkish officials are concerned that once territory is liberated from IS, Iraqi Kurdish or Shiite forces may push out Sunni Arabs or ethnic Turkmen.
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Some board members at the coworking startup WeWork aim to push out CEO Adam Neumann, according to a report Sunday from The Wall Street Journal.
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As earthworms feast on that layer, they allow nonnative plants such as European buckthorn and grasses to thrive, which in turn push out endemic plants.
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Qualcomm had already tried to block the sale of previous iPhones, and Apple said it would push out a software update to address those objections.
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Volkswagen said it had also offered to push out repayment dates, extend credit allowances and make interest rate payments more favourable for its German dealers.
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They claim that legal operations will push out prospectors, but history shows that prospectors will be drawn like mosquitoes to the allure of fresh veins.
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"The things that you enjoyed doing before you had kids could easily push out other expenses like child care, diapers, food and clothing," Purnell said.
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One of Mr. Grenell's first moves was to push out Andrew P. Hallman, the popular principal executive, who had been acting as the top deputy.
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Facebook knows full well that users are uneasy about its data collection policies, and is trying to push out tools that ostensibly offer more control.
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Because he has centralized control of the media, he will continue to push out positive narratives in the run-up to the voting in March.
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Make a mistake in software and you can push out a fix more or less immediately; make a mistake with hardware and the phones explode.
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They've repeatedly said that a main reason for the US deployment in Syria is to push out Iranian and Iranian-backed forces of the country.
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Screaming as she lay in the snow, Vonn later conceded that she knew she would never again push out of a start gate fully healthy.
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Google has long struggled with how best to get dozens of Android smartphone manufacturers—and hundreds of carriers—to regularly push out security-focused software updates.
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But now that we have pulled up the floor, our next job is to work together to push out the ceiling and exceed our guests expectations.
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This isn't the first time a bank has managed to push out talking ATMs here, but the last attempt was done on a far smaller scale.
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And Tillerson is just getting started: He's offering a $25,000 buyout as part of a plan to push out 2,000 more career staffers by next October.
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In the first stage of Speaking Simulator, I'm on a date with a coworker, struggling to push out comically written flirtations and prepping my drink order.
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Disney will also push out information about Disney Plus on almost all of the company's social media accounts, which combined have more than a billion followers.
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Other companies are also working to deploy self-driving vehicles in limited areas as the race to push out autonomous cars across the globe heats up.
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Their violence was committed under the pretense of helping women push out the baby without complications, but what I saw did not sit well with me.
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Image: AppleMusic production isn't the only area in which smartphones and tablets can help those with no experience (or talent) push out something slick and professional.
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"People were taking the Blue Book equivalent for a beater of a car that they couldn't even push out of the garage," said Steffen of Baird.
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The US Pacific Command noted that the message was sent in error, and it took more than 30 minutes for authorities to push out a correction.
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To help push out the service, Disney confirmed Tuesday it has purchased of 33 percent of Major League Baseball's streaming technology business BAMTech for $1 billion.
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Twenty percent decline, 20-plus percent rally, we push out to an all-time high in April of 2013," he said Thursday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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But after 16 years, I felt like it was time for this baby to walk by itself and for me to push out a new one.
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CHANGES AT THE TOP But personnel changes at the ECB risk delaying the discussion about tiering or whether to push out a rate hike even further.
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But in Zimbabwe and Mozambique voting has failed to push out two of the most spectacularly corrupt regimes, and Swaziland is ruled by an absolute monarch.
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Today's new moon in Scorpio brings a fresh start around travel, school, or any projects you've been hoping to push out and share with the world.
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Drilling through the dunes is impossible, so oil wells start from the patches of salt flats and then push out horizontally to get at the oil.
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Mr. Ackman recently joined Valeant's board and is widely viewed as having used his influence to push out Mr. Pearson, who is departing as chief executive.
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Trump has repeatedly floated the possibility of a U.S. military intervention to push out Maduro, even though foreign policy experts believe such a strike is unlikely.
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Most observers say Putin will ultimately decide it is too big a gamble to try to push out Kadyrov when their arrangement is still, fundamentally, working.
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While we see increased levels of liberal representation, it's possible those newcomers will be dissuaded from utilizing further or find ways to push out extremist elements.
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"The more oil we push out on the international market, the more that offsets the production cuts," said Gene McGillian, manager market research at Tradition Energy.
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As the race to push out autonomous cars across the globe heats up, other companies are also working to deploy self-driving vehicles in limited areas.
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Such a "reinforced" guidance would push out rate hike expectations even further and would spare the ECB from having to modify this guidance every few months.
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Mr. Trump has also grown dissatisfied with the results of another of Mr. Bolton's top priorities: the campaign to push out President Nicolás Maduro of Venezuela.
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But tech companies, which rank among the world's largest by market value, carry downsides like gentrification and higher living costs that can push out longtime residents.
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A surveillance mission earlier this month with Homeland Security agents in drug transit zones near South America highlights the department's efforts to push out the border.
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Live games like World of Warcraft are often concerned with making sure they push out enough new content and updates to keep players interested and invested.
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Thanks to the metal palladium tip applicator, the same experience is created using a cooling system to push out puffiness while soothing the under-eye area.
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He referenced the House managers' argument in their briefs that Trump is trying to "cheat" in the 2020 election and "push out Russian propaganda" about Ukraine.
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These gatekeepers leverage their massive dominance over the marketplace - 73 percent which is controlled by only one provider - to drive up prices and push out competition.
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Gidley said he hadn't seen any lists personally but did not deny that the White House was looking to push out people not furthering Trump's agenda.
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The policy change was quickly denounced by Democrats and environmental groups, who called it a poorly disguised attempt to push out experts at odds with industry.
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Some is a result of how the organizers have worked over recent years to push out the raucous Ron Paul supporters who once overran the event.
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School experiences, dropout rates or push-out rates, if you want to reframe that, are much higher for rural students of color than rural white students.
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As such, once a show is in at the Emmys, it's usually difficult to push out, no matter how good some of its challengers might be.
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" Boeing announced late Monday that it will push out a software update for the 737 Max by next month "to make an already safe aircraft even safer.
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Erdogan's focus on the Kurds as a primary threat has complicated Washington's plans in Syria, which include relying on YPG fighters to push out the Islamic State.
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He would ice his hands after games and used tennis balls to strengthen his grip and to try to push out the swelling on his days off.
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"It may be an opportunity for the ECB to signal that markets are not wrong to push out the timing of a first rate rise," he said.
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And so, following in the footsteps of Microsoft's Windows 10, Apple has decided to push out automatic downloads of macOS Sierra, its latest operating system, onto Macs.
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In all, Netflix is set to push out 30 original films in 2017, and it recently signed Universal's comedy hit-maker Scott Stuber to steer the ship.
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Running a little behind schedule, the company has decided to push out a revision to all models and continue running all but 1,000 cars in shadow mode.
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Priorities brought its ads team in-house to respond more quickly to news cycles and push out a greater volume of content across Facebook, Google, and elsewhere.
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The swelling ranks of techies can thereby push out local culture, as San Francisco has seen with the flight of creatives to Oakland and the East Bay.
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To avoid such disastrous defects, carbon-fiber composites must get squeezed under as much pressure as possible to push out bubbles, collapse voids, and ensure strong bonds.
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What they're saying: The new focus on autonomy could push out the path to profitability even further, Barclays analyst Brian Johnson wrote in a research note Tuesday.
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And while Kelly has evidently failed to control Trump himself, he'd reportedly wanted to push out Manigault-Newman for some time, or at least curb her influence.
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Floyd Mayweather says the core of his feud with 50 Cent is that the rapper tried to push out the guy who runs his business ... Al Haymon.
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With seven months left in this election cycle, it's likely that this won't be the last update Google will push out to beef up its political offerings.
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Thorne said he would work to push out an estimated $60 billion in stalled private investments, for irrigation canals to an expansion at the airport in Lima.
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The pumps were installed beneath the ground in the to push out the same continuous groundwater build-up that prohibits the city's cemeteries from burying caskets underground.
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From that information, and considering the activity going on, a bank might suspect that something is awry, and it can push out an alert of suspicious activity.
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Executives, the researchers speculated, were being tempted to push out products to juice up the share price, content in the knowledge that they had nothing to lose.
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Toobin: The biggest difference is that the notorious punch-card ballots -- where voters push out the little chads to make their choices -- are no longer in use.
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It is important to push out a message, but more important to ensure that we do not allow our own arrogance or vanity to taint our work.
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This focus on balance sheet reduction led economists at Wall Street's top firms to push out their outlook on the next rate hike to December from September.
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On day three Haramafuji fell flat on his face while attempting to push out the far inferior wrestler, Soukokurai—himself 133-2 in the tournament so far.
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"It's going to push out the people living in the neighborhood," Thomas Muccioli, a Queens resident who worked on Congressmember-elect Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's campaign, told Motherboard.
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Nevertheless, residents in neighborhoods like the Ironbound, a popular destination with shops and restaurants, worry that new growth could drive up rents and push out longtime residents.
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Dorian is expected to push out north to sea later on Friday and bring tropical storm winds to Nantucket Island and Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts, early on Saturday.
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"I know all of us in fashion will work together to push out the bad energy; there is no place for that here anymore," Ms. Aboah said.
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A neighborhood that had long been starved of resources was now in danger of being hit by a wave of development that could push out longtime residents.
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As for the fakes, multiple dealers have told us it's not uncommon for forgers to push out fake items and fake signatures on eBay and other platforms.
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The Echo Dot is able to push out a more powerful sound on your desk, and it's the ideal choice if you use Amazon's services a lot.
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The players have had their sights set on Worlds since the summer began, and they've been confident in their plans to push out of the group stage.
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In 20133, President Jiang Zemin imposed a ceiling of 70 to dispense with one rival, and five years later reduced it to 68 to push out another.
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The New York Times reported Monday that Trump may push out attorney Ty Cobb, who has long pushed the administration to fully cooperate with the Mueller probe.
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Stafford is an award-winning journalist and has assembled a team of writers to help push out stories including Nico Lang and Mathew Rodriguez, photo editor Oly Innes.
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These apps have successfully managed to fill a glaring hole where an obvious feature should be, but issues have risen whenever Microsoft would push out a Skype update.
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Reveal Mobile is fixing the misconfiguration and will push out an update tonight to prevent users' location data from being collected when they opt out, the statement said.
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SoftBank typically pours cash into the most promising companies in each sector within each region that it targets, aiming to help companies scale fast and push out competitors.
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Its founders write frequent blog posts, and they have access to enough social channels that they no longer need a Wall Street Journal to push out their perspective.
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"This is a very messy ecosystem — that's precisely why you have this type of operation going on, hoping to push out a narrative and amplify it," he said.
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At the same time, the operating system is spread across dozens of carriers and device manufacturers, making it hard to push out fixes once a vulnerability is discovered.
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"We expect to see China slowing down copper imports and begin to push out more copper exports to deal with domestic oversupply over the coming months," added BMI.
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Instead, it contains a miniature actuator that pulses in time with your music, giving you a localized version of the bone-rumbling beats that real subwoofers push out.
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Multiple teams from the NHL, MLB, and NBA have already acquired their own esports team, and broadcasting companies are rushing to push out content for fans to watch.
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The rollout has not been without controversy, as BuzzFeed reported that the initial devices included beacons, which could potentially track users and push out local advertising to them.
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Similar to the Apple Watch and other trackers out there, it'll push out alerts if you've been sitting down for 60 minutes to get up and move around.
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" Patrick recommended the campaign "putting together a few highly respected intelligence service professionals that will push out a few talking points that will help level the playing field.
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" Farrar went on to claim that since the show ended, Rodgers has "been busy trying to push out new headlines casting himself in the role of the victim.
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Analysts said longer-end bonds have failed to rally much because of the government's strategy of selling debt with longer-maturities to push out redemptions to later years.
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Since the year began, the drop in global equity markets moved participants in the U.S. Treasury market to push out the timing of what the Fed will do.
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This much we already knew: Parity suffered a massive hack due to a critical vulnerability in mid-July, prompting it to push out new code on July 20th.
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The White House is also partnering with groups like Planned Parenthood and the National Council of La Raza to push out their message on social media. http://bit.
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It has repeatedly said it would not wait indefinitely to push out the YPG and that only it can establish the safe zone along its borders with Syria.
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But the president has repeatedly floated the possibility of a U.S. military intervention to push out Maduro, even though foreign policy experts believe such a strike is unlikely.
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"We&aposre pushing for Pitch@Palace to push out the Duke because it&aposs a very good program that does good work," the source told the Financial Times.
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It's going to boost our earnings number, our targets and it's going to push out the length of this cycle, " he said this week on CNBC's "Futures Now.
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"We tried to push out the militants without doing too much damage," said a Shi'ite militia soldier fighting with the Iraqi forces who asked not to be named.
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But an aggressive five-day-a-week schedule from now until the end of June should allow for the Congress to push out all these ideas and more.
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Cobb also blamed a colleague for "earlier leaks" that he said "tried to push" out Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser, Jared Kushner, according to the Times.
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But I wanted to be so overcome with clitoral stimulation that I would be inspired to push out my butt, arch my back, and grimace as if possessed.
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This strong vehicle of flesh and bones and fat that twists into complicated yoga binds today and might allow me to push out a human down the road.
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Cruz, in particular, sought to capitalize on his fellow senator's loss, casting the election now as a "two-man race" and seeking to push out Kasich as well.
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After Nasser's death in 1970, Heikal played a key role in ensuring that his successor Anwar Sadat consolidated power as president, advising him to push out Nasser loyalists.
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The administration also plans to push out clear public guidance for travelers who may be impacted by the ban and have worked with overseas partners on the issue.
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"Paper checks take a bit longer because the Bureau of [the] Fiscal Service can only process and push out so many paper checks a week," the aide said.
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A regular on "worst landlord" lists, Mr. Croman, 51, also plunged rent-stabilized units into decrepitude in an effort to push out tenants, according to the investigation's findings.
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Other shake-ups could be in store, including the renewed possibility that Mr. Trump might push out John Kelly, his chief of staff and Ms. Nielsen's old boss.
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By building its own maps, Apple can push out faster updates, as well as improve location on the iPhone overall in programs such as Photos, iMessage and Siri.
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Property developers plan to push out new launches faster on the news, with China Evergrande Group expected to release the price list for its new development this week.
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Samsung's insistence on speed and internal pressures to outdo rivals in part signal a breakdown in the ability to truly innovate and push out new ideas, critics say.
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Many of the adults had retreated uphill to molt, a process that involves standing still for several weeks, itchy and hungry, while new feathers push out old feathers.
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"We're not looking to push out anybody," said Mordecha Feuerstein, a volunteer for a Hasidic organization that helps people find new homes in affordable places like Jersey City.
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"They're at least going to push out the date that it phases out maybe further," said Joe Antos, a resident scholar at the conservative-leaning American Enterprise Institute.
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Despite that current positive trend in covering bare counties, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has continued to push out a negative message about Obamacare overall.
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Advocates argue that unscrupulous landlords use the provision to push out tenants in order to raise rents beyond the limits established by the Rent Guidelines Board every year.
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There's a grinding of electronics, and he cries out in excitement as the vehicle's distinctive pop-out door handles push out, indicating there's still life to the car.
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Talk of Mexican rapists, Eisenhower-era immigration policies, Muslim bans and rank sexism was what we'd tried to push out of the party after Mitt Romney's loss in 2012.
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Frankly, it's just too easy for them to push out a press release, rake in a few glowing headlines, and then wait for everyone to forget what they've said.
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As a result, groups like Microsoft, Apple, Google, Amazon, and the Linux Project have all been interacting and collaborating with researchers and the processor makers to push out fixes.
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Part four: Barcelona's superblocks are a new model for "post-car" urban living Part five: Could Barcelona's plan to push out cars and build superblocks work in the US?
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Kuczynski, a 78-year-old former investment banker who took office in July, is eager to push out infrastructure projects as part of his promise to jumpstart economic growth.
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Bush veterans are scattered about the administration and will continue to be, even as some loyalists try to push out those they view as insufficiently loyal to the president.
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The plosives and fricatives of a complex word, the specific place your lips meet or don't to shape and push out a puff of air that carries a sound.
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But rights groups say ambiguous language in the foreign NGO law banning activities that threaten national security or social stability could push out groups the party does not like.
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Funds Back Proposal to Remove Zuckerberg as Facebook Chairman Several public funds with holdings in Facebook are backing a shareholder proposal to push out CEO Mark Zuckerberg as chairman.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)While Samsung, Apple, Huawei, and others continue to push out $473,463 phones, Motorola has run in the other direction and completely abandoned the flagship market.
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Then, last month, TechCrunch reported that the company's own staff tried to push out its controversial CEO Rus Yusupov on the grounds that he's been running the company poorly.
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The speaker uses the glass cylinder in combination with the driver to push out frequencies that are much closer to a human's singing voice than your average Bluetooth speaker.
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The leak affects how much medication these inhalers push out per dose, meaning that people with asthma and other respiratory issues might not be getting the treatment they need.
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He always got pissed off with this idea that my father used to push out that he had somehow created this group of urchins to be the Sex Pistols.
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The super-PAC will spend $500,000 to push out the digital ad on Facebook, Instagram and Pandora to users in eight major swing states, according to The Washington Post.
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Joe Biden did help try to push out a Ukrainian prosecutor named Viktor Shokhin who has been widely accused of being easy on corrupt businesses and tycoons in Ukraine.
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The President also increasingly found it distasteful to be siding with the Republican establishment in trying to push out Moore, because it put him at odds with his base.
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She later advocated negotiating with Mikhail S. Gorbachev against the skeptics and of course helped push out Donald T. Regan as chief of staff after the Iran-Contra affair.
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The difference between innovators and builders, according to Clifton: Silicon Valley and similar innovation hubs around the world are ecosystems for invention, and push out the occasional exceptional company.
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He was a major force behind the effort to push out Larry E. Craig, the Idaho Republican arrested at the Minneapolis airport in 2007 in an undercover sex sting.
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But Russia's latest falling-out with the West, triggered by Moscow's annexation of Crimea from Ukraine in 2014, spurred a more determined drive to push out "the enemy within".
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The change to the hinge here is critical: It now features a small, internal brush-like system to push out debris and opens and snaps into place with ease.
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Stalled bills to protect special counsel Concerns about Trump trying to push out Mueller have been brewing since the former FBI director was appointed to the job last May.
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The White House report singles out Boston and New York, where in recent weeks officials have expanded the use of police to round up or push out the homeless.
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Putin has little control over Assad, whom he reportedly tried in December to push out; the Syrian leader has been playing Russia and Iran off one another for months.
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Instead of waiting for some kind of technological silver bullet, the NHTSA might have better luck by leaning harder on individual app developers, which push out updates much more reliably.
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A totally separate question is whether Apple should be able to use its size to push out its own services, at the possible expense of rivals like Spotify and Netflix.
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Do you go cheap and just push out something that's essentially a big phone, or do you up the price and go for extra functionality like stylus and keyboard support?
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What they'll say: Sandberg will paint Facebook as having learned the lessons of the 2016 election, when Russian operatives used the platform to push out content on divisive political conversations.
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Since the device updates automatically OTA and in the background, it's easy for the development team to push out new product updates pretty frequently, something they already have started doing.
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But the program, now costing the city about $125 million for 3,000 apartments, inadvertently encouraged landlords to push out tenants to take the guaranteed, lucrative lease agreements with the city.
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"The change in ECB emphasis away from rate cuts leads us to push out our $1.00 forecast to year-end from late-summer," he wrote in a note to clients.
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Because American's crews need to start picking trips for their schedules in September in the coming weeks, the airline may have to push out the reintroduction to October, Parker said.
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The big picture: Articles upon articles have chronicled the housing crunch in superstar tech hubs — skyrocketing home prices that push out almost all but the beneficiaries of a rich IPO.
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Key Edmonton promoters Craig Martell and Daniel Lenz say NEF has helped create scenes that are "hyper aware" and helped push out "bro culture," while engaging Edmonton's neglected underage musicians.
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But if you think she's about to push out a clinical line of retinol creams or glass jars filled with essential oils, remember this is Paris Hilton we're talking about.
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And thanks to its name recognition and already popular use, there's a real possibility that Bluetooth will start to push out the smaller mesh standards that are already in use.
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In Cheto's worst-case scenario, an ailing Buhari steps down and his aides push out Osinbajo, severing the militants' link to the government and sparking renewed attacks on oil infrastructure.
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Chinese companies used to have to push out new designs with every model, but these days it seems like smartphone saturation has given them a little bit of wiggle room.
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"As we invest in fighter jets and aircraft carriers, Russia is investing in state-run media from which it can push out fake news," Harris said at a March hearing.
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Some unscrupulous landlords have been known to push out their tenants, many of them low-income, so they can turn their apartments into illegal hotels, which they advertise on Airbnb.
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In what could be a trend, December quarters going forward could perform better than the traditionally strong first half, as patients push out surgeries to the end of the year.
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There was a big resolution and reveal to cap things off, leaving the third season to push out the boundaries of our known world as it introduces a new threat.
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Trump has accused Joe Biden of trying to push out Ukraine's top prosecutor in 2016 amid an investigation into Burisma Holdings, a Ukrainian company whose board Hunter Biden was on.
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"Is this type of coordination with foreigners in order to push out these figures from the Assembly of Experts in the interests of the regime?" he said in a statement.
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Lam also said the government would modify a Pre-sale Consent Scheme so that developers would have to push out at least 20 percent of their flats during pre-sales.
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Trump quickly embarked on an effort to push out of his orbit officials he viewed as having provided damaging information to lawmakers or those deemed insufficiently loyal to the president.
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In the latest examples, there was none of the public drama often associated with Mr. Trump, who has used Twitter to push out aides who had fallen out of favor.
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The broadcaster's director of programming, Duncan Walkinshaw, imagined what resources beoutQ must have to be able to push out someone else's channels and even give them their own commercial breaks.
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Bloomberg oversaw the rezoning of parts of the city so they could be developed with skyscrapers and apartment complexes, which could result in gentrification and push out less affluent residents.
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But Russia said rebels in those areas would first have to push out jihadist groups like the Islamic State and the former Nusra Front, which is linked to Al Qaeda.
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Both the kingdom and the United States had nurtured the mujahedeen to push out a Soviet occupation in the 1980s, but the subsequent behavior of the Taliban infuriated the Americans.
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Sadr had urged his main political rival Hadi al-Amiri, whose alliance of Iran-backed militias is the second-biggest political force in parliament, to help push out Abdul Mahdi.
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He Googled my name and came up with right-wing trolling sites like Canary Mission or AMCHA that push out ugly stuff about faculty held to be enemies of Israel.
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There are a pair of measures languishing in the Senate, both authored by bipartisan duos, that would make it more difficult, if not impossible, for Trump to push out Mueller.
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Moreover their abdominal muscles are also not well developed in the first few months after birth, which also makes it difficult for babies to push out air on their own.
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In response, Pakistan said it had launched military operations to push out militants from the country and, since 2001, more than 17,000 Pakistanis had died fighting militants or in bombings.
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Administration officials are floating a plan in which Trump would push out Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and replace him with Mike Pompeo, who is currently serving as CIA director.
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Kristol is also readying a super PAC for 2020 GOP candidates that would allow his team to raise unlimited amounts of cash and push out campaign advertisements backing a particular nominee.
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However, the cable is only one part of the charging puzzle, considering that without a power brick that can push out enough juice, you still won't reach full fast-charging speeds.
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The 77-year-old former investment banker, who narrowly won June's presidential election, also plans to overhaul state bidding agency Proinversion to push out more infrastructure projects through private-public partnerships.
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"The recent volatility and dovish signals from the Fed have led market participants to push out expectations for future Fed rate hikes, supporting flows into EM bond funds," said the IIF.
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It took some time for these developers to push out applications that changed the way people lived their daily lives, and some started out silly — fart apps and other goofy things.
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An air purifier shouldn't just push out clean air blindly — it needs sensors to continuously gauge the quality of the air so it can make adjustments or even turn itself off.
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Next time you're struggling to push out a baby, forego the C-section and consider a cry to the heavens or a scream into the void, depending on your religious affiliation.
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No one has ever seen it before, meaning The Coalition has to push out a new build of the game, then run it through its QA team, which takes three days.
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To be sure, that pressure is not unique to startups — for example, in the smartphone industry, players are expected to push out new flagship handsets, with improved features and services, annually.
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Alipay, the payment app run by Alibaba's affiliate Ant Financial, is launching in Europe to allow Chinese tourists to pay for things abroad, in its biggest push out of Asia yet.
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The fight between hospital chain Tenet Healthcare and hedge fund Glenview Capital Management has intensified, and Glenview has made it clear it wants to push out four of Tenet's board members.
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The firm said it expects its shipments of mid-to-small sized screens, used for devices such as smartphones, to rise in the fourth quarter as clients push out new products.
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"It does make a lot of sense to push out the average maturity and have cash buffers so that the liquidity and thereby coupon payments are not an issue," he said.
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The bank now sees rates at record lows at least through next summer and some argue that an easy way to keep borrowing costs low is to push out those expectations.
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While secular and liberal Turks generally opposed the coup, it was Mr. Erdogan's supporters who flooded the streets and gathered at Istanbul's airport Saturday morning to push out the occupying army.
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Karl Schultz has called a "push-out-the-border strategy," sending ships into the Pacific to bust drugs at the point in the smuggling process when the loads are the largest.
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But colon cleanses, which can come as herbal remedies in the form of pills or teas or blended drinks, and sometimes as enemas, don't push out toxins any more than juice.
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The report also found that the sales may create incentives for some building owners to push out low-income tenants in rent-regulated apartments to make way for higher-paying residents.
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The t-shirts, jackets, sneakers and jeans they were gearing up to push out for the spring shopping season now sit sitting in darkened stores and warehouses during the coronavirus crisis.
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President Trump sought to tamp down talk that he would push out his chief of staff, John Kelly, who said he was willing to resign over his handling of the situation.
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Several U.S. officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, said it was not a priority for the administration to push out Assad, who has survived with massive aid from Iran and Russia.
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Episode 3 includes Hank celebratorily dancing with a man Barry has just shot, because Barry has agreed to train members of the Chechen gang so they can push out the Burmese.
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Kristol is also readying a super PAC for 2020 GOP candidates which would allow his team to raise unlimited amounts of cash and push out campaign advertisements backing a particular nominee.
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As more new homes are built, the slim, barely-there profile of low-power LEDs will inevitably push out the bulky boob light as the default ceiling light in newer homes.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Peru's presidential frontrunner Keiko Fujimori would work to push out new mines faster if elected, but only for companies that have community backing, her economic adviser said on Friday.
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It also has a lot of smarts built inside that allow it to automatically detect where it is inside of a room so that it can push out the best audio.
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The government says it needs to push out the maturities of about $100 billion in bonds and loans to give breathing room to an economy asphyxiated by recession and high inflation.
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YouTuber Yuri Murakami ordered a cheap marijuana grow tent online, stuffed his mining rig inside and used a system of ducts to bring in cool air and push out hot air.
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What to watch: The next step for the U.S. is to build a robust package activities backed by regional partners — and potentially the UN — that further incentivize Venezuelans to push out Maduro.
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But the reality is, if you catch that stuff early and you change your behavior or whatnot, you can push out half of those deaths and save 70 percent of the cost.
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With the impending departure of U.S. troops from Syria, Turkey will have vast sway to push out Kurdish forces, who now say the feel they are being abandoned by their American partners.
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The 1972 Democratic primary had played out like the race of four years earlier: An insurgent, antiwar senator did the work and came close enough to push out the old front-runner.
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House Democratic leaders were not ready to give him a hard push out the door, instead hewing closely to a script set by the Clinton campaign that leaves the decision to Sanders.
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The Amazon Echo Dot's side-firing speakers push out decent sound when it's set on a table, unlike the Nest Mini's upward-firing speakers, which sound comparatively flat sitting next to it.
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Other Machine founder and CEO Danielle Applestone tells TechCrunch that her CNC Milling startup has remained purposely independent for its first few years, in order to avoid the push out outside influence.
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Yet Exxon also faces skepticism among smaller oil companies and some conservative interest groups for what they see as a massive corporation trying to push out its smaller competitors via government policy.
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We are seeing some gradual acceleration in wages and if it continues that might get the Fed more interested in reevaluated their stance, which has been to push out the rate hikes.
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The certificate, which is part of the Oculus Runtime service, is being read as invalid, and the cause is likely a simple mistake like someone forgetting to push out a new file.
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Uber Freight, the newly spun out Uber business unit, will push out an upgraded app in the coming weeks with better, more intuitive tools to help truck drivers connect with shipping companies.
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All of the carriers are citing the busy travel of the holiday season as reasons why they can't push out updates on the 19th, as Samsung will to its own unlocked devices.
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Twitter users are rightly pointing out that this is some pretty messed up stuff to push out without warning or disclaimer, and it definitely should've thought twice about that particular marketing stunt.
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The digital revolution is making transactions cheaper and easier for millions of people worldwide and will eventually push out traditional forms of payment, like cash, PayPal's Dan Schulman told CNBC on Wednesday.
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There's a lot riding on Thursday's House vote to repeal Obamacare, as these battles are threatening to push out tax reform and more stimulus well into the end of 2017 or 2018.
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Higher hotel prices, pegged to the U.S. dollar, might push out some travelers from Europe and Canada, creating more space for Americans, said Emilio Morales, CEO of Miami-based Havana Consulting Group.
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The fear is that there an even stronger focus could be put on frontlist hardcover sales—which are dominated by a mere handful of authors—which would further push out midlist authors.
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In the process, the city has used eminent domain and buyouts to push out the businesses, creating a lot of abandoned and semi-abandoned buildings—a perfect graffiti canvas, in other words.
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Once a year, the retail giant offers certain employees up to $5,000 to quit in order to push out employees who no longer want to work there or who feel checked out.
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Food delivery start-up Deliveroo, reportedly valued at over $2 billion after its latest round of funding, plans to push out a novel food delivery strategy to more cities around the globe.
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Board members were reportedly mulling how to push out the WeWork cofounder and controversial CEO after the company delayed its initial public offering amid concerns about its business model, valuation, and governance.
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So in various ways that we cannot quantify, technology has helped the African artist, and has helped a whole lot of us on the continent be able to push out our work.
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The original proposal faced great protest, due to HQ2 (as it was named) threatening to push out the already limited affordable housing and the resources supporting working-class residents in the area.
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Twitter allows astrologers to push out updates to fans that keep pace with the news, and A.I. and machine learning can churn out predictions at speeds unmatched by flesh-and-blood astrologers.
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The Social Democrats, after all, are in the same place, with a growing number trying to push out Martin Schulz, the head of the party and its candidate for chancellor in 2017.
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Many of those civilians died in airstrikes on Taliban positions; the Ghazni Red Cross estimated that at least 24 perished in American and Afghan airstrikes to push out the insurgents last week.
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The measure has proved to be a powerful incentive for landlords to continually push out tenants until a unit's rent exceeds the state limit and the unit can enter the open market.
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In June, Benchmark helped push out Uber's co-founder Travis Kalanick as chief executive, and last week it sued Mr. Kalanick for fraud and is seeking to remove him from Uber's board.
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Snap ramped up efforts to push out third-party developers in 2015 after a series of shady apps that purported to help users save the app's ephemeral messages led to security issues.
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Ars Techica reported that an independent security analyst had discovered Wednesday that hackers had manipulated part of the credit-reporting giant's website to push out malicious, fraudulent Adobe Flash updates to visitors.
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The agencies also concluded that several states' voter registration systems were scanned by Russian-owned servers, and private-sector research teams have revealed Russian efforts to push out fake campaign-related news.
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Regarding the biogas sector, Holleaux said a government proposal to reduce growth targets and planned investment would throttle development and push out participants such as farm cooperatives without the means to compete.
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Israel has been solidifying its colonization of Jerusalem through blatant land grabs and a wide range of administrative measures designed to push out Palestinians, all backed by broad, bipartisan support from Washington.
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The accounts tracked by Hamilton 68 typically push out stories related to the conflicts in Ukraine or Syria, along with other unrelated hot-button subjects aimed at just building followers, Schafer said.
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As chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Mr. Corker could block the confirmation of a new secretary of state should Mr. Trump push out his embattled chief diplomat, Rex W. Tillerson.
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Fifth, we had the most government-funded research to push out the boundaries of science so our companies could pluck the best ideas — witness the internet and GPS — to start new industries.
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One was in Farmers Branch, Texas, an area that had tried, but failed, to push out immigrants who might not be documented with a series of strict residential rental rules and policing.
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"They will push out the propaganda claims about these projects and the love of Kim Jong Un motivating people to work, but the reality is punishments await those who refuse," said Robertson.
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There are hints that those countries might be willing to push out Assad, but both would almost certainly want to replace him with another Alawite, thus keeping the regime basically the same.
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And it's every ... They're using the internet to push out lots of art, and lots of stuff is being preserved online; everything from the Dead Sea scrolls to ... There's all kinds of things.
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It did push out 400 million items from its FMCG and food business, and some of the brands it worked with across its business included Apple, Dell, Dyson, L'Oréal, SK-II and Pampers.
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Last fall, lenders allowed it to push out a maturity on its revolving credit line to 2021, under certain conditions, from 2018, giving the company more time to boost sales to repay debt.
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It could've waited several more years to develop a 5G chip of its own as competitors like Google and Samsung push out their 5G devices and market themselves as more innovative than Apple.
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In the Canadian political system, party leaders are elected at formal conventions and cannot be deposed by a simple vote of legislators, which means any move to push out Trudeau would be lengthy.
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The announcement was met almost immediately with protest by some New York officials and residents who feared Amazon would take over the Queens neighborhood, drive up prices and and push out existing residents.
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Because manufacturers rarely, if ever, update the firmware on their IoT devices—some have no way to push out security updates en masse—vulnerable devices like these are unlikely to ever be fixed.
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While the sanctions could ultimately worsen the county's food shortages, some protesters say it's a risk they're willing to take, since it might drive more Venezuelans to try to push out their government.
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" The organization had acted, he alleged, as a mere "conduit for the Russian intelligence services or some other adversary of the United States just to push out information to damage the United States.
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President Trump decided to push out Bannon: Top sources tell Axios that Bannon is telling people he resigned on August 7th to be effective on August 14th, his 1-year anniversary with Trump.
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But when a new superintendent prioritized standardized testing and began to push out teachers who resisted, he grew as disillusioned with public school reform as he had become with the activists and anarchists.
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When he spoke recently to The Economist in Lubumbashi, at which point the accusation was that he had hired mercenaries, he said he would be martyred if necessary to push out Mr Kabila.
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In contrast, Apple can push out a new OS to all of its devices as soon as it is ready; the only gating factor is how quickly users choose to install the update.
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Critics, in turn, say that Success Academy's academic outcomes need to be regarded skeptically: The network's "high expectations" can prevent certain students from enrolling and can push out weaker students who have enrolled.
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Thompson, who shot 3-for-3 from 3-point range in the third period, bombed in his first two of the final quarter, helping Golden State push out to a 90-74 advantage.
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It turns out that a huge open world game, and arguably the best Zelda to date, is a great way to prove that your comparatively underpowered console can still push out amazing experiences.
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"Is this type of coordination with foreigners in order to push out these figures from the Assembly of Experts in the interests of the regime?" the statement, carried on several news agencies, said.
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To try to push out maturities and reduce interest expense, it launched a debt swap earlier this year, but it did not garner a lot of participation among the bond holders it targeted.
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"The Republican Party needs — they said they want a big party, they want a big tent, well it's not a very big tent if you push out all the liberty voters," he said.
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By trying to push out Moser early, the DCCC ended up elevating her national profile and opened up an intraparty rift in the process, galvanizing progressive groups that came out to support her.
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But inside the White House, removing Ms. Nielsen is also seen as a way for Mr. Trump to push out the White House chief of staff, John F. Kelly, without directly firing him.
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If the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's leadership continues to dismantle key protections and push out independent experts, Americans will continue to see the unraveling of an agency whose job is to protect them.
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At $26, it costs a little more than Apple's single-port 12W USB power adapter, but it can push out more than three times as much power and charge four devices at once.
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Rebel groups, too, have argued about the meaning of provisions requiring them to separate from banned terrorist groups, asserting that they lack the ability to push out well-funded and well-armed extremists.
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The company plans to add an impressive new AI-powered subject selection tool by the end of the year as well as push out an update that will speed up Cloud PSD syncing.
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Given Mr. Scaramucci's tough language about leakers, and his decision to push out one assistant press secretary, his tweet added to a sense of foreboding that has taken hold in the White House.
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The dual lawsuits have opened a thorny debate over whether the rezoning will ultimately push out residents, invite gentrification and create housing meant to be affordable that no one there can actually afford.
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The committee has used this power with other federations, and it used its influence to push out Penny when the Nassar case exploded into one of the biggest abuse scandals in sports history.
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But the revelation that Livingston had urged for Yovanovitch to be fired adds to the intrigue around a shadow campaign by Rudy Giuliani, Trump's personal attorney, and others to allegedly push out Yovanovitch.
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Stafford says Into has been able to tap into Grindr's killer feature, knowing the location of its users, to push out regionally-specific stories to the people who will be most affected by them.
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The results of our second round of testing shows very clear differences between wireless chargers that cap out at 5 watts, versus the more expensive chargers than can push out 7.5 or 9 watts.
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And if you're looking for the best charger to pair with an iPhone, you want to check and make sure it's Qi compatible (not PMA) and can push out 7.5 watts of wireless power.
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The real story: The PR headache caused by the lawsuit simply gave his enemies at Fox — who are mostly concerned about the cable network's bottom line — enough ammunition to push out the powerful exec.
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For 2018, it's clear that trend is only getting bigger, especially now that Google has had a full year under its belt and a chance to push out another round of AI-powered devices.
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"We wanted to find solutions and new ways to help us efficiently push out our products, and at the same time, pass these savings down to our consumers," JR Group CEO Jocelyn Chng said.
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In countering U.S. criticism, Pakistan says it has launched military operations to push out militants from its soil and that 17,000 Pakistanis have died fighting militants or in bombings and other attacks since 2001.
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On board it has enough compute power to push out the visuals to headsets of everyone on board and a motor to run the vehicle around the floor perfectly in sync with those visuals.
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A new questions tonight, if this White House is urging the people of Iran to push out the Ayatollah, as Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is now threatening Iran with North Korea-style sanctions.
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Perhaps the best example of the challenges faced by Oppy was the 38 Martian days it spent stuck in a dune, unable to get the traction needed to push out of the soft sand.
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ZTE believes its new tablet/projector hybrid, called the ZTE Spro Plus, is so versatile that it can push out most of the above and become your second-most-used gadget, after the smartphone.
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But rights groups say language in the law banning activities that threaten national security interests or endanger social stability is too ambiguous and could push out groups the ruling Communist Party does not like.
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In Amazon's tireless quest to take all the pain points out of shopping — and make you buy as much as humanly possible, the mega retailer is utilizing Alexa to push out holiday shopping deals.
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Conner works with Jay on his legit film business as well, but when he showed his boss how well he could push out his stomach, he was immediately hired to star in racier fare.
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The service has pursued what Schultz called a "push-out-the-border strategy," sending ships into the Pacific to bust drugs at the point in the smuggling process when the loads are the largest.
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WeWork's new co-CEOs plan to push out about 20 friends and family members of Adam Neumann, their recently ousted predecessor, according to The Wall Street Journal's Eliot Brown, Anupreeta Das, and Maureen Farrell.
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In one case, Sandworm successfully compromised the developer of a Ukrainian history app, and used that access to push out a malicious update that resembled the Android malware Google had seen the year before.
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During a recent TV debate between Mr. Johnson and Mr. Corbyn, the Conservative Party renamed its Twitter account factcheckUK, which it then used to push out partisan messages designed to look like independent verification.
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"The major tech platforms are becoming vertically integrated as they create their own content to push out over their distribution platforms," Rich Greenfield of the investment firm BTIG wrote in a recent research note.
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"The thing she had to kind of push out of me, once I started rehearsing with her, was the idea that this is a vocal performance of a song that is beautiful," he said.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is defending the Trump administration's withdrawal of military support for Kurdish forces in Syria, just as Turkey invaded the northern part of the country to push out Kurdish militias.
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"Working in advertising, I believe that the messages we push out have an impact and that we have a responsibility to try and shape culture positively," JWT CEO Lynn Power said in a statement.
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Critics say he has been sequestering decisions to a small inner circle of advisers even as he proposes to make cuts to the department's budget and push out nearly 2,000 diplomats and civil servants.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. State Department on Thursday announced rewards for information leading to the arrest or conviction of various Venezuelan nationals, including President Nicolas Maduro who Washington aims to push out of power.
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It's probably no shock that this 19th-century assault on women's bodily autonomy began soon after the rise of the Suffragettes and amid growing pressure from the male-dominated medical industry to push out midwives.
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"The work that we're doing now is first and foremost our ability to push out information to the public that they may want and need," Rob Flanagan, head of Innovation for Lancashire Police, told Gizmodo.
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Some services like Mint will push out notices to users when a fee is paid, but sometimes it is only when it is all added up in a yearly tally that it gets their attention.
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Finally, once the election is done, Trump may finally act to push out top Justice Department officials like Jeff Sessions and Rod Rosenstein — so Mueller may have an incentive to make his next move quickly.
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Multiple million-dollar RNC donors have urged the party to push out current nominee Donald Trump in the wake of continued controversy surrounding the businessman's past, The New York Times and other outlets reported Thursday.
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ProPublica and Mother Jones today co-published an exhaustive report that alleges IBM has for years disregarded age discrimination laws in an attempt to push out employees over 40 and replace them with younger workers.
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The platform just isn't going to shove links in front of people, but it's also continuing to push out the garbage that turned Facebook into a place to gawk at car accidents and fake news.
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The sources said policymakers also agreed that interest rates will not be raised before the asset buys end, indicating by default that any extension of the program would also push out the first rate hike.
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"VAT expects continued growth in its major markets but at a more moderate pace, reflecting in large part the push-out of several large semiconductor and display (manufacturing) expansions to later dates," the company said.
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On a normal day, these servers push out routine updates—bug fixes, security patches, new features—to a piece of accounting software called M.E.Doc, which is more or less Ukraine's equivalent of TurboTax or Quicken.
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Also while companies like iRobot do tend to push out updates to older models, it's not clear if the more advanced room-specific updates will go to any Roomba that came before than the i205+.
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Pakistani officials bristle at U.S. claims Islamabad is not doing enough to tackle Islamist militants, particularly the Haqqanis, saying they have cooperated for years and launched military operations to push out militants from its soil.
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With Android Pie and on the Pixel 3 phone specifically, the update system is now engineered in a way that even Google can't push out a malicious update without the user's passcode or unlocking pattern.
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Twitch became the top site for esports live streams without much competition, offering a platform that allowed tournament organizers to push out high-quality live video to fans who are able to watch for free.
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The apps, which have been removed from the Google Play store after Trend Micro shared its findings with Google, would push out screen-covering, unskippable ads over the phone's home screen, which is so obnoxious.
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"Compared to when we put these targets out in 2017 ... there has been a big (drop) in underlying light vehicle production that requires us to push out the targets somewhat," CEO Mikael Bratt told Reuters.
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But critics accuse Airbnb of creating a marketplace that gives landlords an incentive to push out low-income tenants so they can rent out their apartments to tourists and others who use the online service.
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The comments inflamed tensions with opposition lawmakers ahead of his plans to ask them to grant him legislative powers to quickly push out his proposed reforms, including plans to ease taxes and boost infrastructure spending.
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In a blog post late Sunday, Rhodes wrote that the public relations campaign he ran to sell the Iran deal was meant "to push out facts" and not "spin" the public and members of Congress.
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A tapering period is significant as the ECB ties the timing of the first rate hike to the end of asset buys, so any extension, would push out the timing of the first rate hike.
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The idea is that marketers then make more informed decisions about what content they push out, and thus can spend more time being creative rather than spending time on writing, tweaking and A/B testing.
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If we can push out to these workers a sizable amount of money, then that gives them some financial cushion if they do end up being in this group of individuals who are directly affected.
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On Olympics PYEONGCHANG, South Korea — Racers in Alpine skiing's most perilous event, the men's downhill, have an intimate, uneasy relationship with the mortal danger they face each time they push out of the start gate.
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Nearly 80 years later, President Trump's former chief strategist, Stephen K. Bannon, has declared a "season of war" to push out problematic Republicans in midterm elections, just as Roosevelt tried to do to balky Democrats.
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As the 2020 presidential campaigns push out tens of millions of text messages to find potential supporters, some Americans are texting back to vent frustrations, argue about candidates' stances or try to convert the volunteers.
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And when you're holding it like that, you can just with a flick of your wrist push out some of the legs, and it instantly transforms I think under five seconds into a mini tripod.
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All the "Motel Stories" have been hosted by hotel owners and developers who are likely to change neighborhoods in ways that push out the culturally distinctive, working and middle-class people portrayed in the shows.
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He also makes a questionable connection between "Hebrew labor" and the flight of Arabs from their villages during the 1948 war, as though there were a planned and systematic scheme to push out the Arabs.
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Hadi's forces attempted to push out from Maydee's port, pounded for weeks by air strikes and naval shelling, into the surrounding city, but ran into heavy Houthi resistance and landmines, residents told Reuters by telephone.
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Speaking on CNBC, Intel's Krzanich said Google researchers told Intel of the flaws "a while ago" and that Intel had been testing fixes that device makers who use its chips will push out next week.
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The CO2 sucked from the air will be used to push out hard-to-reach oil from ageing fields, Steve Oldham, Carbon Engineering's chief executive, said on the sidelines of the CO2NNECT 2019 meeting in Wyoming.
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In an era that desperately needs real news to push out the fake, President Obama should consider taking some risks to release and preserve more real news, especially when it involves a matter of national security.
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The company plans to push out a software update next week to the potentially explosive Note7 devices in the U.S. that will prevent them from charging or connecting to a mobile network—effectively rendering them useless.
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Between the Facebook page and Never Again Canada's Twitter feed, the group has a large platform to push out political messaging — and amplifies that message through synchronized posting with dozens of other anti-Muslim Facebook pages.
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With their update rejected the team was forced to raise the rating of Fleksy to PEGI 12 — just to get their update unblocked so they could push out a round of bug fixes for the app.
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Apple, Google and Amazon all working to push out their respective frameworks as quickly as humanly possible, but for the time being, actually automating the process is a matter of picking up devices here and there.
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But it was the following year, when HTC introduced the Windows Phone 8X and 8S and Nokia launched the Lumia 800, that we really saw Windows Phone push out in front in the industrial design stakes.
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The new lighter plastic keg uses compressed air to push out the beer rather than CO2, which keeps it fresh for up to 30 days compared to less than a week with the old steel kegs.
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Apple still trounces Android when it comes to getting phones updated to the latest OS. Last year, Google built the Treble infrastructure to make it easier for companies to push out these big OS updates faster.
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The decision by Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Baharain and Egypt to cut diplomatic and transport ties this week threatens to hurt Qatar's trade balance, suck deposits from its banks and push out foreign investment.
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Opponents of the Sinclair-Tribune merger argued that it would give too much power to a single media giant, allowing it to push out smaller outlets and gain an anticompetitive edge when negotiating with cable companies.
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The original songs, once again by Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez, might be earworm-y to finally push out all the Frozen 1 songs you've had stuck in your head for the past six years.
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A. The Wireless Emergency Alerts system, which allows government authorities — like local law enforcement or the Federal Emergency Management Agency — to push out public safety warnings to mobile devices, can be restricted to certain geographic locations.
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WASHINGTON, March 26 (Reuters) - The U.S. State Department on Thursday announced rewards for information leading to the arrest or conviction of various Venezuelan nationals, including President Nicolas Maduro who Washington aims to push out of power.
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As Treasury secretary, Mnuchin has the authority to push out the deadline for tax filings and payments for up to six months, said Nicole Kaeding, vice president of policy promotion at the National Taxpayers Union Foundation.
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In addition, the ECB could push out expectations for its first rate hike, which it has said won't happen before purchases end, by spreading out its buys over a longer period of time, two sources said.
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The decision by Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt to cut diplomatic and transport ties this week threatens to hurt Qatar's trade balance, suck deposits from its banks and push out foreign investment.
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Giuliani&aposs interview with The Times gives additional insight into how involved Trump was in efforts to push out Yovanovitch, following a report by The New Yorker on Giuliani&aposs role in helping engineer the plan.
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Seeking to impose its own harsh form of Islam, al Shabaab, wants to topple the Western backed government in Mogadishu and also push out the 22,000-strong African Union mandated AMISOM peace keeping force backing it.
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So it's enormously in his interest and in the interest of, you know, the propaganda machine that he controls, to push out this alternate narrative and say, wait, wait, wait, you guys think it was us?
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Over a short period of time, I began to see them as human and I started to humanize them and it started to push out and destroy the demonization and hatred I had in my head.
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Also too, let's not forget the now increasingly expected push out in infrastructure spending and tax reform, all of which is likely to take some of the hope out of corporate forecasts in the coming weeks.
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The ECB had previously said that rates would be on hold through the summer of 2019, although in recent months weak economic data had already prompted investors to push out their rate hike expectations well into 2020.
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It is rare for a venture firm to sue the central figure of a valuable portfolio company, and equally unexpected for investors to make a counter-move to push out a fellow investor backing the same company.
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Residents and local lawmakers were concerned that those jobs wouldn't go to the people currently living in Queens, but would instead attract outside talent who would move in, drive up costs, and push out long-time residents.
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Worse, the expired certificate meant that Oculus couldn't push out an automatic update that fixed things, they had to build a patch that users need to separately download to get the correct updated certificate onto their systems.
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This to some extent contradicts the popular opinion that, to reach the youngest generation, media publishers have to invest in snappy, short-form videos that they can push out to social media sites like Facebook and Snapchat.
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Morrison's $1.5 billion "step up" infrastructure investment program for the Pacific Islands was a "direct response" to push out Chinese influence and maintain Australia's position as the primary partner in the region, said La Trobe University's O'Keefe.
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ISS also recommended shareholders push out Toshiba Corp Chief Executive Satoshi Tsunakawa, saying he allowed former executives to retain influence despite the company's pledge to improve governance in the wake of a multi-billion dollar accounting scandal.
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"The combination of having some [bills] like that plus having a powerful push out of the gate the public responds to in a positive way creates political pressure for Republicans to get on board," Sarbanes told Vox.
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Trump fired the FBI director, tried repeatedly to push out other Justice Department officials, tried to shut down the Russia and Michael Flynn probes, praised witnesses who didn't cooperate with Mueller, and attacked a loyalist who did.
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In short, Canada's government has been cheating the rules — giving hefty subsidies to Canadian lumber mills so they can sell their lumber at distorted prices in an effort to push out U.S. producers and monopolize the market.
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"We're going to have to state by state, agency by agency and people by people continue to push out and fight against this because this is one of the most dangerous chemicals we've seen," she told Hill.
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"Should the weakness persist beyond the summer, the ECB would again need to push out the rate forward guidance, maybe until mid-2020, which could create an opportunity to introduce tiering," Societe Generale economist Anatoli Annenkov said.
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Advocates support eliminating two provisions that allow landlords to raise rents when they make building-wide improvements or renovate apartments — arguing that these tactics are routinely used to jack up rents, push out tenants and deregulate units.
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JK: The Wine Away will work, but if you don't have any on hand, flushing the stained part of the clothing with cold running water will at least help to push out a lot of the stain.
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The ECB is also expected to push out the timing of any rate hike even further, providing a "reinforced" guidance on rates that will tie any move to certain inflation conditions, lowering the emphasis on calendar dates.
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You have two board seats empty and there is a good chance he can push out Yellen and Fischer and that would give him four out of seven, and five if [Daniel] Tarullo becomes isolated and resigns.
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The bank's view that oil prices will normalize in 22013 and 22014, as well as measures taken to push out debt payments, bolsters the case for the companies, analysts said in a research note released on Monday.
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"If the ECB, in line with the Fed and the BOE (Bank of England), shifted to a symmetric 2% target, we would probably push out our call for a first rate hike," said Florian Hense with Berenberg.
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Lieberman's primary stated goal is to push out what he sees as the excessive power of the ultra-Orthodox Jewish parties and have wide a coalition that can effectively tackle Israel's most pressing security and economic challenges.
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For example, a team could push out companion content, such as live replays or links to social channels, and consumers could benefit by connecting their ticket to a mobile wallet, streamlining the process of buying food or merchandise.
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The team also hopes to roll the map out to other US counties and additional social media platforms "in the near future," and is looking to use it as a platform to push out alerts from emergency officials.
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The game of bug wack-a-mole has gotten so tedious for Apple that the company is reportedly opting not to push out new features and is instead working to improve stability and stomp out existing issues.[MacRumors]
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The hesitation implies that policymakers will first opt for other measures, such as long-term bank loans, to shore up confidence, with a move to formally push out rate hike expectations likely only if the outlook deteriorates further.
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Some people familiar with the departures believe the president's team was seeking to push out staff that were holdovers from the previous administration - because of Trump's concerns about not being able to trust people who worked for him.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpBiden assures supporters the primary is still 'wide open' in lengthy phone call: report Warren: We are watching a descent into authoritarianism Collins: Trump 'angered by impeachment' MORE is expected to push out Lt. Col.
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"Our hope is that even if the strong shaking does cause some failures within the network, that we will already have been able to push out the alert, so we will already have done our job," Allen says.
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Since Mr. Trump took office, top administration officials had said the American presence in Syria was not just to ensure the end of the militants but also to press for political change in Damascus and push out Iran.
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And like so many of my favorite shows, it confronted some often deeply unpleasant truths about relationships and human interaction: There are some people we push out of our lives because it's easier than trying to understand them.
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Project Treble is an Android Oreo feature that attempts to address slow Android update schedules by allowing manufacturers to push out Google's most recent OS without having to wait on their chip partner, like Qualcomm, to support it.
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"We live in a global economy now where you can create that website yourself, you can push out those advertisements on Facebook and social media, you can connect with your friends and build a community," said John-Morgan.
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The energy June brought to us with "Workin' Woman Blues" is still there in songs such as "Got Soul" but overall the record less resembles a push out the door and more like an exercise in vigilant renewal.
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Last week the army chief of staff, Lieutenant General Ahmed Gaed Salah - who helped push out Bouteflika after having him declared unfit for office - said several big corruption cases would come to light in a crackdown on graft.
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Many families face severe consequences such as: financial strain; push out by private or religious schools when children are deemed too challenging to educate; and, there is often no accountability for student outcomes equal to state accountability systems.
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In "Shortest Way Home," his memoir published in February, he writes that "a message came through" from prosecutors that he must push out Mr. Boykins or they would file charges against him for violating the Federal Wiretap Act.
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In just seven years the median price of a home here has nearly doubled, to $1.3 million — a transformation, driven by the riches of the tech industry, that continues to push out longtime residents, many of them nonwhites.
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After helping push out the chief executive to bring back a former boss, A. G. Lafley, Mr. Ackman's Pershing Square exited the position after just two years without the big return he typically expects from his concentrated investments.
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Last week, the army chief of staff, Lieutenant General Ahmed Gaed Salah - who helped push out Bouteflika after having him declared unfit for office - said several big corruption cases would come to light in a crackdown on graft.
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The move to push out the Cuban diplomats comes after the U.S. decided to pull back its own staff from the island nation after suspicious "health attacks" in Havana left some victims with hearing loss and speech problems.
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The euro zone economy still depends on cheap credit, and the ECB is using the extension of its bond buying to push out any expectation for a rise in borrowing costs, ECB President Mario Draghi said on Friday.
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Several Republican lawmakers expressed reservations about efforts to push out Bogren since it would hold him responsible for an argument he made on behalf of a client, a standard that they've been loath to use to disqualify a nominee.
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Such ventures require time and care, the kind that seldom comes from rigidly adhering to a release schedule designed to ensure that Disney can steadily push out consumer products and ensure that its shareholders are the happiest on Earth.
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" And I would say to the Yahoo folks, "Can we please do a newsletter, I'll totally push out everybody's content, I'll make sure everyone sees Matt Bai's column or I'll make sure that people see Joe Zee's fashion thing.
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"This does not reconcile with the expectation of pent-up demand or push-out to the first quarter of 2018 in our opinion: consumers who wanted to get an iPhone X in December 2017 already have it," she added.
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Uber's app will push out an alert for riders to check the license plate, make, and model of the vehicle — as well as the name and picture of the driver — to confirm it's the correct person picking them up.
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"What we're seeing from the rise of fashion bloggers and music videos, these small businesses that are producing domestically are able to catch onto trends much faster," which puts pressure on companies to push out products faster, he said.
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According to this AP report, they were fixated on Naftogaz as well — in March, they were trying to push out the company's CEO, and they had hatched a plan to export US liquified natural gas to Ukraine as well.
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Indeed, the rating system in the game for how well your business is serving customers only counts the previous reviews, so soon, you can push out the poor reviews of uncle Timbo's service with glowing ratings of your own.
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It's been less than a year since the consumer Gear VR was first shown off and it already seems as though Samsung and Oculus are regrouping to push out a new version of the pre-eminent mobile VR headset.
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The program, which the video suggests could be weekly, will be another avenue for Trump to push out administration and campaign messaging, though it is unclear whether the program is tied directly to White House or campaign communications teams.
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Though such concerns are not unfounded, the policies, laws and regulations being considered create a competitive advantage for indigenous companies in the ICT sector and push out foreign competition - and that will come at a cost, the chamber said.
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What's unclear, however, is why the partnership would only launch in one country—McDonald's is, after all, pretty much everywhere—but it might simply be a trial of a promotional plan that Niantic hopes to push out more broadly.
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In light of the news that the world's most popular phones would be Qi-enabled, Powermat announced back in September that it would push out a software update making its charging mats compatible with Qi in addition to PMA.
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"We will destroy the terror corridor gradually as we did in Jarabulus and Al-Bab operations, starting from the west," Turkey's Erdogan said, referring to previous operations in Syria to push out Islamic State and check the YPG's advance.
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There are "Mars"-related books from a publishing division; the titular yellow-bordered magazine has Mars on its cover; and digital channels (National Geographic is the No. 1 noncelebrity brand on Instagram) will also push out "Mars"-themed content.
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If they want to be light enough to hold for 403 minutes at a time but powerful enough to push out all the heat and air necessary to dry hair then they typically need a cord to accomplish this.
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The race was the latest test of whether voters dissatisfied with Democratic leadership would push out an incumbent in favor of a younger, more diverse candidate they see as a potentially more robust opposition to Republican President Donald Trump.
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Inside the White House, removing Ms. Nielsen is seen as a way for Mr. Trump to push out Mr. Kelly, who was the president's top aide when he was secretary of homeland security, without actually having to fire him.
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Once their slices are ready, the diners — if so formal a word even applies — grab a place at the counter in the window or push out the door, slice in hand, on to wherever the evening may take them.
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While more than 50,000 Turkish citizens have been arrested and around 100,000 civil servants working for Erdoğan's government have been dismissed in the year since the coup, the government is also trying to push out foreign NGOs and journalists.
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The new materials draw Nunes, the top Republican on the House Intelligence Committee, even further into the efforts undertaken by Giuliani and his associates to push out Yovanovitch in Ukraine and dig up dirt on the President's political rivals.
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The European Central Bank will not easily retreat from plans to end its bond purchases this year, even though growth is slowing, but it may push out expectations for interest rate increases to maintain the flow of money and support confidence.
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Kellerhals, who has often said he would like to buy back the chain, has tried to push out Haas, also a Metro board member, and has called on Metro to inject some proceeds from recent asset sales into Media-Saturn.
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When there is an actual policy they are trying to push out, or an intelligence assessment the administration wants people to believe, they have a harder time convincing Americans that what the media is reporting is something they should believe.
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This rush causes employees to focus on short-term goals and push out features that drive user engagement and improve their own metrics without fully considering potential long-term negative impacts on user experience or privacy, multiple former employees said.
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Tornados, wind gusts of up to 2000 mph and pounding hail remained threats early Monday from eastern New York and into New England, as the remnants of a deadly weekend storm push out to sea, the National Weather Service said.
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In the past few months, lag and performance issues had been a problem for users with an older monitor on their bike as the company continues to push out new updates for music control, wireless headphone support, and workout metric displays.
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"We are unlikely to achieve full certainty until the final outcome of (Brexit) negotiations is known, and there is a risk that more persistent uncertainty could push out the pick-up in investment and continue to drag on growth," he said.
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It's not clear exactly what the Sprint Mobile ID service is, but it sounds a whole lot like DT Ignite, a service used by other carriers that lets them push out sponsored apps when a phone is being set up.
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Unlike the Xbox One S, developers for the PS43 Pro do have the option of tweaking their code to push out extra pixels natively, but few are reaching the heights of full 4K at the moment (IGN has another good rundown).
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Chicago Board of Education's bond issue includes a refunding and restructuring of outstanding debt to convert variable-rate bonds to fixed rate and to push out maturities on other bonds to free up money for the school system's sagging budget.
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Of course, it should be expected that growth will taper off to some extent after a new platform's launch, as this is the time when developers push out their new apps in order to be ready for the new users.
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GNC launched the amendment on February 13, offering fees to lenders of its US$2003bn leveraged loan to push out the maturity by two years to March 2021, in order to buy the company additional time to stage a turnaround.
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"This is a neighborhood tool that doesn't involve gentrification," he insisted, telling me after the meeting that his dispensary would push out the small percentage of the population that was causing a spike in crime rates in the neighborhood, too.
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The company has more recently diversified into PC management, so customers can push out software updates and patches, bringing it into competition with giants like Microsoft, Hewlett Packard Enterprise and IBM — which bought the Hindawis' previous start-up, BigFix, in 2010.
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In order to stop school push-out for girls who have experienced sexual violence, the NWLC recommends that schools make sure to have adequate support for students as well as working with these students to figure out individualized graduation plans.
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But a deteriorating economic backdrop and concerns about fallout from Brexit and global trade tensions has knocked both inflation and economic growth expectations, in turn prompting markets to push out bets on a ECB rate rise further into the future.
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But some observers say those are sticking plaster solutions, and that the long-term answer — real economic reform — is blocked by a coterie of advisors and ministers Aliyev inherited from his father and whom he is reluctant to push out.
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Fold the dumpling into a half moon, pinching it shut with your thumbs and index fingers, then press the center of the dumpling while pulling on the corners to push out any air bubbles and shape it into a curved crescent.
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The government of President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, eager to push out stalled infrastructure projects to boost slumping domestic demand, has said it could hold a new auction for the project next year if Odebrecht does not sell its stake soon.
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Rather than attracting investment into real estate projects or companies that meet the needs of the current low-to-moderate income residents of Opportunity Zones, it might end up supporting investments that push out the existing population and promote gentrification.
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Mevlut Cavusoglu, Turkey's foreign minister, has said Turkey will take all necessary measures if it sees a threat emerge to the Sunni Turkmen in Tal Afar after the militias push out the Islamic State, also known as ISIS, ISIL or Daesh.
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In comments by phone to local TV channel Latina, Kuczynski said he was taking advantage of his stay in New York City for the United Nations General Assembly this week to promote infrastructure projects that his government wants to push out.
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The DVR has been in testing since last year, with AT&T in seemingly no hurry to push out the feature that's since become a baseline for live TV services, including YouTube TV, Hulu with Live TV, Sling TV and others.
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The faction of small-government conservatives came together in 2015 and since then have been a thorn in the side of more mainstream Republican leadership in the House, including an attempt to push out former Republican House Speaker John Boehner.
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They push out a false message, which the Chinese and Iranians pick up and promote, and then Russian actors will repost the Chinese or Iranian versions of the message to make it seem like new information that had originated independently elsewhere.
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Rates of homelessness in Central Brooklyn are high, and stories of venal landlords who turn off the heat and hot water to push out low-income tenants and replace them with freshly minted graduates of better colleges are quite common.
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At some point a few years down the road, Tesla will be able to push out software that enables full self-driving capabilities that could allow owners to type in a destination and take a nap in the back seat.
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Mr. Morrin said it could be explained by two competing weather patterns: cold air masses descending from the North that will push out a low-pressure, warm air mass in time to chill the city and turn precipitation to snow.
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But there's still time for her to push out ads in Iowa that include her newest endorsement, which could help her win over the 39 percent of likely caucusgoers who told Siena pollsters that they've yet to settle on a candidate.
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Now Apple is incorporating ECGs into the Apple watch's native software and hardware, a move that must temper AliveCor's investors, but such usurpation is a known risk in an industry where platforms routinely push around, and push out, their developers.
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"This is a clue that the market is ready to start finding a bottom and it's potentially ready to push out of this channel around the $123 region," Gordon said, referring to a level just above the USO's Tuesday closing price.
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With the city's star on the rise, local officials find themselves at a crossroads: They must manage the development Newark has long needed while avoiding the kind of gentrification that could push out its poorer and largely African-American residents.
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What it means: IIF's economists assert that it takes significantly fewer employees to deliver the same amount of product for e-commerce businesses, meaning they will continue to deliver better profits and push out old-school retailers in large stores.
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The big picture: While Republicans widely support Trump's restrictive immigration policies, local and state officials have been unwilling to push out those who have been forced from their homes and gone thorough stringent vetting processes required to become a U.S. refugee.
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Memes have become campaign tools, with Clinton employing a highly organized group of designers to make attractive graphics to push out her message, and Trump occasionally retweeting an alt-right Twitter account, or his son retweeting an alt-right meme.
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The embattled leader has been accused of presiding over the tampering of accounts in order to cover budgetary shortfalls last year, but her supporters have dismissed the impeachment proceedings, leveling them a coup to push out the democratically elected president.
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Amazon said the deal would bring about 25,000 jobs to New York City with salaries of around $150,133 on average, but residents and activists worried that the company's presence would cause rapid gentrification and push out longtime, working-class residents. Gov.
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Amazon said the deal would bring about 25,000 jobs to New York City with salaries of around $150,000 on average, but residents and activists worried that the company's presence would cause rapid gentrification and push out longtime, working-class residents. Gov.
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"I think there were very, very unrealistic expectations in Washington, including in some parts of the administration, that the Arab Spring was going to push out these authoritarian regimes and democracy is going to flourish because that's what people want," he said.
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The next move could be to formally push out the date of its first rate hike, a more tricky move as it could tie the hand of the new president, who is likely to named only after European elections in late May.
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FRANKFURT/DUESSELDORF, April 18 (Reuters) - The German state of Berlin plans to take a majority stake in the capital's gas network as part of a broader ownership change at natural gas supplier GASAG that will push out existing shareholders Vattenfall and Engie.
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"The worst case for banks is a push-out or failure on trade deals/ratification that leads to both a drop of business/consumer confidence and a series of 'emergency' Fed cuts," Jefferies analyst Ken Usdin wrote in a note to clients.
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What's more, analysts believe that the so-called "New Fox" could be a more streamlined and profitable company for Murdoch that will push out more news to its local television affiliates after it loses the production studios where its scripted programming is filmed.
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A court ruling seen by Reuters on Friday said the splinter war veterans group backing the 92-year-old president should not interfere with the ZNLWVA's operations, but he is expected to persist in his bid to push out his former allies.
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Robert Santos, a meteorologist for Spectrum News 1, a cable channel, said big temperature drops in the mountains and high desert would create cold, heavy air that would push out like the opening of a freezer, creating strong gusts toward the ocean.
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The next move could be to formally push out the date of its first rate hike, a more tricky move as it could tie the hand of the new president, who is likely to named only after European elections in late May.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)The Empirium uses Nvidia G-Sync, a super smart kind of VRR in which the GPU and display talk to one each other, so they always know how to push out the optimal frame rate in any given moment.
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Photo: Victoria Song (Gizmodo)The good news is a lot of these issues are software related, and there's a chance that Samsung will push out fixes to make the Galaxy Watch Active a more consistent health wearable in the next few weeks.
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But Mr. Trump has proved willing to fire or push out other top F.B.I. officials tied to the investigation, as well as his secretary of state and his national security adviser, and could choose to remove those who objected to the order.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank will not easily retreat from plans to end its bond purchases this year, even though growth is slowing, but it may push out expectations for interest rate increases to maintain the flow of money and support confidence.
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"You can look at all these rates for an indication but they all give you the same answer -- that there has been a push out in rate hike expectations to the end of next year," said Ciaran O'Hagan, rates strategist at Societe Generale.
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The next move could be to formally push out the date of its first rate hike, a more tricky move as it could tie the hand of the new president, who is likely to named only after European elections in late May.
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Thompson, who shot 133-for-3 from 3-point range in the third period, bombed in his first two of the final quarter, helping Golden State push out to a 90-74 advantage and propelling the team to a 33-point period.
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The 19-month plunge in oil has mostly been blamed on the Saudi Arabia-led OPEC policy of keeping production high even in the face of global oversupply, in an attempt push out higher production-cost rivals such as U.S. shale oil producers.
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In the event of a big market shock, the most likely initial response would be to push out liquidity via market operations not just in yen but dollars, to ensure Japanese financial institutions do not face trouble raising dollar funds, the sources said.
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Last month, Trump Jr. released messages he exchanged on Twitter with WikiLeaks starting in September 2016, including about an anti-Trump PAC's password and a request from Trump Jr. and his father to push out links about the WikiLeaks' Podesta email release.
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The euro's fall versus the dollar followed the European Central Bank's decision to push out the timing of its first post-crisis interest rate increase from this autumn to 212.03 at the earliest and offered banks a new round of cheap loans.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The euro zone economy remains dependent on cheap credit and the European Central Bank is using the extension of its massive bond buys to push out any expectation for a rise in borrowing costs, ECB President Mario Draghi said on Friday.
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And even if manufacturers streamline updates, users still rely on carriers to push out updates in a timely manner so it's hard to see the landscape changing drastically in the foreseeable future, absent a major shift in how security patches are handled.
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A prolonged period of economic instability will almost certainly tilt the scales in the favor of big tech companies like Facebook, as startups approaching the same advances will likely be forced to push out roadmaps and cut costs in order to survive.
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I think the thing that we always try to do when we release a product, if we believe that that underlying philosophy, that that reasoning is sound, we're willing to push out a product, knowing that that solution may change over time.
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Recently, Dara Soukamneuth, a tenants' rights activist in Crown Heights, one of Brooklyn's most rapidly gentrifying neighborhoods, explained what life was like in the building where she lives, where a new landlord has been trying to push out those with rent-stabilized apartments.
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And Howard Theater Restoration, the nonprofit that serves as the historic theater's steward, said in April that it is working to push out the Blue Note team, as well as its partners at the Ellis Development Corporation, according to reports in the Post.
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In the best communities, those walls are at least somewhat porous — when I spoke with her about this topic, the great cultural critic Soraya Nadia McDonald likened them to the walls of biological cells, which can let in nutrients and push out toxins.
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The events in Algeria "may encourage the Sudanese people to stay the course and maintain their resilience, to try to push out Bashir," Suliman Baldo, a Sudanese human rights advocate who is now in the United States, said in a telephone interview.
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At the same time, this legislation did just take away one of women's boxing's biggest stars over to the other side, so if there was any truth to the UFC trying to push out boxing, this is what it would look like.
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"Terrorist groups now push out this methodology that you should use whatever the hell you have to hand to kill whoever the hell you can find," says Raffaello Pantucci, a counterterrorism expert at the Royal United Services Institute, a London-based think tank.
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Duo found that even Macs with perfectly updated operating systems often have much older EFI code, due to either Apple's neglecting to push out EFI updates to those machines or failing to warn users when their firmware update hits a technical glitch and silently fails.
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Another obstacle, political and social in nature, is that nuclear generation would partly push out the existing coal-fired generation fleet from the merit order and negatively impact the coal mining sector in Poland, for which power generation is the main coal off-taker.
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Moscow blames the rebels for breaking a truce by hitting government-held areas and says Turkey has failed to live up to its obligations under a deal brokered last year that created a buffer zone in the area that obliges it to push out militants.
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The update should be available for any smartwatch released after the Android Wear 2.0 (now called Wear OS) rollout back in February 2017, though that may depend on how fast each individual watch maker can verify and push out the patch to its devices.
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" Later in the ad, she acknowledges this is a falsehood, and contends that "what [Mark] Zuckerberg has done is given Donald Trump free rein to lie on his platform — and then to pay Facebook gobs of money to push out their lies to American voters.
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Global stocks were on the rise after Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen delivered a rather upbeat speech on the state of the U.S. economy, but gave little indication of a June rate rise, prompting investors to push out expectations of the next interest rate hike.
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There are many variations of immersive theater, but few shows come close to making you feel this immersed — and for the purpose of making you walk in the shoes of people so many of us are too often able to push out of our minds.
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Along with the United States, Norway is one of the countries at the forefront of drive for CCS, building on 23 years of diverting carbon dioxide from its vast gas output and using some to push out hard-to-reach oil from aging fields.
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The report chronicles how Trump fired the FBI director, tried repeatedly to push out other Justice Department officials, tried to shut down the Russia and Flynn probes, tried to fire Mueller, praised witnesses who didn't cooperate with Mueller, and attacked a loyalist who did.
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This same president is now clearly trying push out his attorney general so that he can end an investigation that could end up indicting him or members of his team or his family, a nearly unprecedented abuse of power and breach of public trust.
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Of course, Tidal is going to need people to stick around for longer than their free trial to make this exclusivity worthwhile; if West does continue to push out weekly tracks exclusive to Tidal, that could be a fantastic way to keep people on board.
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Cautioned in part by the gentrification that came with the High Line, organizers behind the proposed 203th Street Bridge Park want to ensure the development benefits locals and will not push out long-term Anacostia residents - or encourage them to cash in and move out.
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It's interesting that they are also pushing these measures that make it more possible for employers to essentially have what's referred to in union terms as captive audience meetings, where they push out their political views to their employees and try to sway their vote.
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Elections in March are also likely to unsettle the Dutch government and push out finance minister Jeroen Dijsselbloem, who is a key negotiator in Greek talks and called last week on euro zone creditors to be "realistic" in the fiscal targets they set for Greece.
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For example, this year Facebook identified and deleted more than 30 pages owned by Macedonian publishers, who used them to push out fake stories about United States politics, after alarms had been sounded about sites in the country spreading misinformation about the 2016 campaign.
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The tiny dark-eyed juncos that spent all summer in the Far North are back now, hopping around in the leaf litter, picking up the safflower seeds the tufted titmice push out of the feeder in their search for the sunflower seeds they prefer.
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While shipments for tablets overall continue to decline, analysts are still bullish on the iPad for at least the next few years, given Apple's focus on its application for work and as a superior device on which to push out new content and services.
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The Republican committee aide said refunds that can be distributed electronically could start to be pushed out in a few weeks, but paper checks take longer because the Bureau of Fiscal Service is constrained in how many checks it can push out at a time.
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And then, we'll just sort of push out a little bit and talk about history, like a brief history of this problem, and then what institutions and capitalist entities or corporate entities, what responsibility they have in either delimiting it, or having it proliferate.
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"I also think it's probably a way for the North Koreans to push out further the prospect of military action from the US, because as long as the North is seen to be engaging with the South, they're not testing missiles," he pointed out.
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Trump's Plan for U.S. Forces in Iraq Met With Unified Rejection in Baghdad: President Trump's plan for American troops in Iraq to "watch Iran" was roundly rejected by Iraq's political establishment, with some calling on Parliament to act quickly to push out the Americans.
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"Terrorist groups now push out this methodology that you should use whatever the hell you have to hand to kill whoever the hell you can find," says Raffaello Pantucci, a counter-terrorism expert at the Royal United Services Institute, a London-based think tank.
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Both phones will also run Android 23 Oreo out of the box, and Sony says that with its new near stock implementation of Google's OS, it should be able to push out updates faster than other phone makers with complicated skins (I'm looking at you Samsung).
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"Terrorist groups now push out this methodology that you should use whatever the hell you have to hand to kill whoever the hell you can find," Raffaello Pantucci, a counterterrorism expert at the Royal United Services Institute in London, told my colleague Zack Beauchamp in June.
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Overall, the tactics used by accounts showing strong signs of automated and semi-automated behavior were not new or innovative, but their abilities to continue to push out branded-terrorist content, and in Arabic, the lingua franca of Salafi-jihadists, proved they could get past moderation systems.
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"Good platforms welcome government regulation for a simple reason: without good rules, bad players push out good players," Wang Zhijian, CEO of FuYin, a Shanghai-based P2P platform, said at a financial forum last week, adding a lack of regulation forced all platforms into unfair competition.
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Finally, there's a suite of tools, like Automatic, that plug directly into the port in your car and push out driving-related information — which is not new, but is starting to play more of a role as drivers become comfortable sharing their data (especially with insurance companies).
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The Central American nation of 6 million has been rocked by popular protests and state-level violence since mid-April, and on Thursday night completed 24 hours of a nationwide worker strike in an attempt to push out longtime leader Daniel Ortega and his wife, Rosario Murillo.
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Apple is said to be working on its own processors for future laptops so that it can make the experience more uniform across devices and push out new features more quickly, as it does for the iPhone, Apple Watch, Apple TV, and iPad, according to Bloomberg.
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The agency is now looking into whether Signature lent money to real estate developers — including the Kushner family's business, Kushner Companies — knowing they planned to use abusive tactics to push out low-rent tenants and then charge more, according to two people familiar with the review.
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"Ironically I think the coronavirus may ultimately push out some of the Windows 10 refresh timelines given some of the constraints we're going to see in Q2," HP finance chief Steve Fieler said on a conference call to discuss the company's fiscal first-quarter results on Monday.
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"If they push out the uber-competent guy that the left hates because he's getting things done within the law and the right loves because he's actually being faithful to the president's campaign promises, they're even bigger idiots than we already know," one former DHS official said.
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If players discover a certain strategy that is so strong it makes any other way to play the game not viable, Blizzard can pull some levers behind the scenes, push out a patch, perhaps "nerf" a certain ability or character, and force players into new strategies.
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According to Apple, if a customer is using software that relies on the XML method for syncing, they should avoid updating and continue using their preferred software on macOS Mojave until developers push out fixes (some, like Serato, are already trying out new beta versions tailored for Catalina).
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Robert Santos, a meteorologist for Spectrum News 1, a local cable channel, said big temperature drops in the mountains and high desert country inland produce masses of cold, heavy air that push out like the opening of a freezer, producing strong gusts of dry wind downhill toward the ocean.
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Other food companies have caught on to the power of Amazon to push out products that aren't quite worthy of a spot on the shelf, but may be fun enough to give their most devoted fans something to talk, tweet, and share about — and, of course, to buy.
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" Redemption lies in the creepy splendor of his language: "Patient tendrils of plants push out of the soil like fingers, each searching for a grasp, a hold, a thing to cling to, to pull themselves up, for the hundredth, for the thousandth, for the millionth time, toward the light.
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Inside there's a 2.1 GHz octa-core AMD processor, 8GB of RAM plus 43GB for "non-gaming" tasks, and enough graphics oomph to push out 4.2 teraflops of gaming power: That equates to resolutions running at up to 4K with HDR (depending on the game and your TV).
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"We do think deeply about the sequencing of our games, but having said that, Nintendo is well-known that if a game isn't ready, we will push out the development in order to make sure that it is as strong as possible when the game launches," Fils-Aimé said.
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Trump was looking for some positive headlines after several days of turmoil over his decisions to withdraw the 2,000 U.S. troops in Syria, pull out half of the 14,000-strong contingent in Afghanistan, and push out Defense Secretary James Mattis two months earlier than planned for criticizing his policies.
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In the months ahead, users will have the ability to take a photo of an object in the real world — or say, a scene (like the decor of a cute cabin you stayed at over the weekend) — and Pinterest will push out related recommendations based on the style.
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"Many obstetric providers believe that the numbness and weakness in a woman's legs from epidural medications may affect a woman's ability to push out a baby," said senior study author Dr. Philip Hess, an anesthesiology researcher at Harvard Medical School and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE has repeatedly floated using U.S. forces to push out Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro.
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Of course, Malik has dabbled in his fair share of hairstyles in the past, regularly shaving his head and then letting it grow out to a dreamy flop he has to constantly push out of his eyes, with a lot of Flock of Seagulls-esque pitstops in between.
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"If you catch that stuff early and you change your behavior or whatnot, you can push out half of those deaths and save 70 percent of the cost," he told her, adding that Jawbone Health is making its own devices, which will will come free with the service.
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The bottom line: To avoid the worst impacts of climate change, renewables and new technologies will need to do more than build atop CO2–intensive fossil fuels — they will need to push out incumbents while at the same time expanding global energy access and reducing the system's environmental footprint.
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Trump was looking for some positive headlines after several days of turmoil over his decisions to withdraw the 2,000 U.S. troops in Syria, pull out half of the 14,000-strong contingent in Afghanistan, and push out Defense Secretary James Mattis two months earlier than planned for criticizing his policies.
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By helping to push out Mr. Priebus and Stephen K. Bannon, the president's chief strategist and acerbic nationalist infighter, they said, Mr. Kushner helped stabilize the White House, allowing him to focus on his own projects rather than feeling compelled to weigh in on so many different issues.
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A federal judge in Tennessee has denied Volkswagen AG's bid to toss a proposed class action lawsuit that accuses the automaker of using an early retirement program to push out older workers as part of a rebranding effort in the wake of a scandal over its vehicles' diesel emissions.
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Together, they painted a picture of a savvy political operator who has followed a simple playbook for how to thrive in the Trump White House: Never disagree with the president in public, keep friends and push out adversaries, and don't be afraid to pursue a nakedly partisan foreign policy.
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Under questioning about whether he had sought to push out the deputy attorney general, Rod J. Rosenstein, who is widely expected to leave if Mr. Barr is confirmed, the nominee said he had not — and, indeed, had asked Mr. Rosenstein to stay on longer for a transition period.
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That makes it tricky to figure out whether this spate of violence and harassment is more ad hoc — the inevitable consequence of putting extremist Shia in charge of a Sunni population — or an organized, directed campaign designed to push out even more Sunnis and create a Shia majority.
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Over the last few months, the company has funneled massive amounts of cash into a wide variety of comedy specials, and it's apparently in an attempt to corner the stand-up market and push out the competition for less money than other forms of entertainment would typically cost.
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Yeah, I think even if you show the statistics, tell the stories, report the facts, people who never have to confront police brutality or workplace discrimination, or school push-out, or other sorts of entrenched biases, can continue to refuse to admit or try to understand why these differences occur.
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Russia was referring to the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), an alliance of Kurdish and Arab militias fighting with the U.S.-led coalition, which Moscow said had diverted from the battle to take Raqqa to Deir al-Zor, where Russian special forces are helping the Syrian army push out Islamic State militants.
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For one, Volker said that "the accusation that Vice President [Joe] Biden acted inappropriately" with regard to Ukraine "did not seem at all credible to me" — contradicting Trump's unsupported insistence that Biden acted corruptly in helping push out Viktor Shokin, a Ukrainian prosecutor whom the administration and American allies considered corrupt.
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In hanging back as other companies push out facial recognition products, Apple has followed the same strategy it has in the past—let competitors make mistakes in the early phases of a new technology, and then roll out its own superior version once its seen all the ways the tech can go wrong.
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Iatsenia and Chavez think the model is ready to push out to other campuses, where a similar effort will have to take place — but rather than do it themselves by raising millions and hiring staff all over the country, they're trusting the robotics-loving student groups at other universities to help out.
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But it's also a chance for the company to push out some new technologies — like audio QR (AQR), which lets users transfer money by letting their phones speak to each other with sounds — to see how it can make that process more frictionless, and therefore more attractive to use than cash itself.
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This, according to some experts, is the key reason Russia decided to escalate so dramatically in 2015: They came to believe that Obama wasn't as invested in trying to push out Assad as they were in trying to keep him in power, which means the US would largely give them a free hand.
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The first option is the cell broadcast service used by South Korea and the United States where the government uses the network operators' cellular towers and radio cells to push out a message in a matter of seconds, without officials needing access to any specific information on SIM cards or phone numbers.
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"We think brain fitness is on trend, and it's something we're going to push out in the fall," said Mr. Fazio, the co-author of "Concierge Confidential: The Secrets of Serving Champagne Bitches and Caviar Queens," a 2011 memoir (with tips) of his years taking care of uppity guests at the InterContinental hotel.
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When small, portable point-and-shoot cameras took off and larger, digital single-lens reflex (DSLR) cameras became more affordable, there was a brief rush among manufacturers to push out models with greater numbers of "megapixels," the unit of capacity used to define how much information a digital camera's sensor can capture.
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As part of the Kims' plan to wriggle into the Parks' lives, they must control and manipulate, and with a long-game attack involving peaches and hot sauce from the pizza company where they used to work, they push out the Parks' housekeeper, the biggest roadblock in their control of the Parks.
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Differences that matter enough to risk the upset of a chunk of AOC's own followers who may have backed her because they loved seeing a young woman of color push out the old white guy, but are really more invested in her identity than in the working class populist movement she represents.
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That's not so much because the best universities are always in urban areas – Harvard and Yale are in relatively small cities, as are Oxford and Cambridge in the UK – but their alumni cluster in the big metropolitan centers, push up housing costs, and push out the low-paid workers who service them.
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The president doesn't have his own podcast (yet), but no other lawmaker has so successfully leveraged the internet to push out his own version of the news, whether through his Twitter account or through his weekly self-branded Facebook video news report, the "Real News Update" hosted by his daughter-in-law Lara Trump.
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"Obviously, we're looking at any of the targeting of the ads, as well as any targeting of efforts to push out the fake or false news or negative accounts against Hillary Clinton, to see whether they demonstrate a sophistication that would be incompatible with not having access to data analytics from the campaign," Schiff said.
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In an "emergency" effort to push out rules before Christmas, the agency skipped the "notice-and-comment" process that's supposed to precede any new regulations taking effect, arguing that the need for transparency "is outweighed by the significant increase in risk that the public will face" as a large number of Christmas drones quickly populate the skies.
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On Thursday, NBC News reported that Twitter suspended a botnet account that was used to push out pro-Saudi propaganda in the wake of Khashoggi's death, and that this particular network, created between 2011 and 2017, used sophisticated tactics to avoid detection after the company implemented new rules to combat the use of such automated accounts.
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"Obviously, we're looking at any of the targeting of the ads, as well as any targeting of efforts to push out the fake or false news or negative accounts against Hillary Clinton, to see whether they demonstrate a sophistication that would be incompatible with not having access to data analytics from the campaign," Schiff said Tuesday evening.
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The urgency to push out IS in 2014 led to the establishment of the "Popular Mobilisation Units (PMU)," a group of militia forces that were seen as a "short-term" fix to support the military and now claims to be an integral part of Iraq's security apparatus, refusing to be disbanded or brought into the Iraqi army.
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Not only will those interest payments continue to push out other parts of the budget that are essential to the preservation of our social safety net programs, the high debt also slows the economy and our standard of living, and it leaves us dangerously unprepared for an emergency like a recession, disaster or national security event.
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Trump on Sunday announced he would push out Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE two months earlier than the retired general's planned departure, naming Shanahan as his temporary replacement.
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The company, led at the time by White House adviser Jared KushnerJared Corey KushnerPresident tweets 'few work harder' than Ivanka, Jared PETA billboard in Baltimore calls Kushner a 'rich pest' Top immigration aide experienced 'jolt of electricity to my soul' when Trump announced campaign MORE, used the false paperwork to push out tenants, the AP reported earlier this year.
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Of particular interest are Signature's credit lines to the Kushners: The agency is now looking into whether Signature lent money to real estate developers — including the Kushner family's business, Kushner Companies — knowing they planned to use abusive tactics to push out low-rent tenants and then charge more, according to two people familiar with the review.
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Importantly, these differences matter enough to AOC to risk the wrath of a portion of her own base who may have backed her because they loved seeing a young woman of color push out the old, white guy in Congress, but are more invested in her identity than in the working-class populist movement she represents.
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So what's the best we can expect – I mean I guess portions of things could be decided on, but then it's going to be -- we're going to meet for a longer period of time, and push out to another date trying to get a more complete – you know, to try to take care of other things you just talked about.
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The best we've found is Reach, which works with iMessage or plain SMS, and can even personalize each message for you—you do have to press send for each message you want to push out (because of those restrictions we just mentioned), but it's a lot more convenient than copy and paste, and means all your conversation threads stay organized.
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Alexanders Nix of that firm, said that he reached out to Julian Assange, and, you know, asked about the 33,000 missing Hillary Clinton e-mails and whether or not Julian Assange had access to them, and whether or not they might be, you know, something that the campaign would be interested in or would help push out something along those lines.
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Demand, however, remains strong and it is possible that new supplies will push out higher-cost producers, said Gertjan van der Geer, a senior investment manager at Pictet Asset Management, which manages shares of potash majors Potash Corp of Saskatchewan and Mosaic Co. "It's a concern, but I'm also not sure if it's going to get worse from here," he said.
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"It crosses a line when it moves from being about trying to educate a public, and instead just becomes about intelligence porn, frankly, just pushing out information … without regard to the First Amendment values that normally underly press reporting, and simply becomes a conduit for the Russian intelligence services … just to push out information to damage the United States," Comey said.
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First the simple part: Buttigieg is running for president because a) he has a message he wants to push out to Democrats nationally (It's time to put young people in charge) and b) he knows that in a field that is expected to grow to maybe as many as 24 candidates, there's simply no way of predicting what will happen.
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