The US defines missiles this way: intercontinental missiles have a range of more than 5,500 kilometers; intermediate-range missiles have a range of 3,000 to 5,000 kilometers; medium-range missiles have a range of 1,000 to 3,000 kilometers; and short-range missiles have a range of up to 1,000 kilometers.
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"I think there's a big focus on range, range, range," Keogh told CNBC Tuesday.
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Some investments are in the $10,000 range; others are in the $15,000 range and $25,000 range.
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"They've certainly demonstrated a range of missiles, a range of fuel types, a range of boosters," Stewart said.
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The Model X offers 325 miles of range in the Long Range trim and 305 miles of range in Performance.
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First, consumers' "range preferences" — how much range they want out of a car — wildly exceed their actual, practical range needs.
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The company's 2481 British output comprised a series of models: The F-type, F-Pace, XE, XF, XJ, Discovery, Discovery Sport, Range Rover Evoque, Range Rover, Range Rover Sport and Range Rover Velar.
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There are long range, and there are short range connections.
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A range of coffee machines at a range of prices.
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Range Range is the single biggest barrier to EV acceptance.
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According to the authors' independent calculations, the force has fielded an estimated 1,500 short-range ballistic missiles, 450 medium-range missiles, 160 intermediate-range missiles and hundreds of long-range ground-launched cruise missiles.
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Each version can be optioned with RWD or AWD, meaning there are four possible range estimates here: 210 miles for standard range with AWD, 230 miles for standard range with RWD, 43 miles for extended range with AWD, and 300 miles for extended range with RWD.
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The Bitride app lets you choose between seven different power modes: Turbo, E-bike, Range 1, Range 2, Range 3, Bike+, and Off.
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We think with Zoe's 300 kilometers real range or 400 kilometers standard range, it is the most competitive car in terms of range.
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The drone has a 200m flight range to the phone, a 1.5km range to the beacon and a 3.5m range to the controller.
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Nevada Test and Training Range 2500 miles Alamo North Range South Range Nevada Nevada Reno Naval Air Station Fallon Proposed expansion areas Calif.
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Range Rover filled out its, err, range with the new Velar.
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A wide range of styles with a wide range of influences.
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Range of signal: Some baby monitors have better range than others.
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CURRENT RANGE Bella Coola Valley HISTORICAL RANGE CANADA UNITED STATES MEXICO CURRENT RANGE Bella Coola Valley HISTORICAL RANGE CANADA UNITED STATES MEXICO CURRENT RANGE Bella Coola Valley HISTORICAL RANGE CANADA U.S. MEXICO Sources: Current distribution from most up‐to‐date local distributions from Cosewic (2012), MFLNRO (2012), Rovang (2013), and historical distribution from Mattson and Merrill (2002) and Cosewic (2012).
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Uniden DFR9 Super Long Range GPS Radar/Laser Detection "with code RANGE"
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Eco increases the range of the range without affecting comfort, claims Opel.
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Its fleet ranges from short-range light jets to longer range Gulfstreams.
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Tesla's Model S, Model X SUV, and Model 3 sedan have more range than any other electric vehicles available in the US (the Model X's long-range trim has a range of 325 miles, while the Model 3's long-range and performance trims have a range of 3003 miles).
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There's no pricing yet, but the Kona Electric will come in short-range and long-range models, with 186 and 203 miles of range, respectively.
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Originally a single model, Range Rover now has its own lineup that stretches from the $42,650 Range Rover Evoque to the $209,000 Range Rover SVAutobiography.
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It is unclear if U.S.-built short-range Avengers and medium-range I-Hawks and Swiss short-range Oerlikons which the kingdom owns are currently operational.
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Master of Range The story of the fight was Jedrzejczyk's control of range.
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She thought she had the range, but she did not have the range.
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Range will continue to improve across the industry, and range anxiety will dissipate.
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In December, the Federal Open Market Committee raised its target range from a range of 0.25 to 0.5 percent, to a range of 0.5 to 0.75 percent.
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Competing models such as the "mid-range" Tesla Model 3, with an estimated range of 264 miles, offered more range and more room for passengers and cargo.
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And balancing also with range and regenerative braking because range is important to people.
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The standard-range version will start at $39,000 and have a 473-mile range.
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The longer-range Kona Electric has a 64kWh battery pack, hence the extra range.
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A range of quality programs and opportunities exist to address a range of needs.
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As a result, EBITDA could remain range bound in the low $2 billion range.
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The long-range 2018-mile range version will be available for $23,000 fall 2020.
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That is roughly double the range of other electric cars in that price range.
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You order six free-range eggs and you get six organic free-range eggs.
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However, the one-way range and the combat range are two entirely different things.
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The actual range of worker productivity is much narrower than the range of incomes.
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Journalists need an incredible dynamic range to cover the range of these stories effectively.
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"Our product range does not in any way resemble the Penfolds' range," he said.
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Deals range from the console alone, to bundles with a range of different games.
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The battery range for the 2019 Model S Long Range increased by 105 miles.
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Haney's long-range shooting in the first half helped the Lions stay within range.
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The standard-range version will start at $39,000 and have a 230-mile range.
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The EPA says the Model S Long Range has a range of 370 miles.
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An intermediate-range ballistic missile has a range of about 1,900 to 3,400 miles.
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Having something like that in this range, because this range currently makes no sense.
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It's also selling a higher performance, long range version, called the Standard Range Plus.
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However, it's worth noting that the range is likely based on European testing and not EPA standards, so its range could be more in the 240-mile range.
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The U.S. has formally withdrawn from a decades-old Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces treaty, which banned ground-launched medium-range missiles with a range of 43-24,22.2 miles.
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You can only see a limited range of visible light, you can only taste a limited range of tastes, you can only hear a limited range of sounds.
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"The capabilities, the technology, things like the maneuverability of close-range or short-range ballistic missiles can be by definition adapted to longer-range ballistic missiles," he warned.
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Regular EV drivers are much more likely to scale their range preferences to their actual range needs, which are generally satisfied by EVs with around 100 miles range.
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The powertrain will have an all-electric (sometimes referred to as a zero-emission driving range) of 31 miles, and a total 310 miles range using the range extender.
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Save 10 percent on a wide range of products in Pong Cheese's May Day range.
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When you're a startup, short-range thinking is seductive, but long-range thinking is powerful.
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Inside, there are two antennas: one for short-range radio and one for long range.
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Koenig showed off his long-range prowess, drilling 5 of 7 from 3-point range.
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The OSCE said it had also lost two medium-range and five short-range drones.
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Range: ICBMs have a range of 5,500 km, which would hit some parts of Alaska.
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But the range of possibilities is broader, and the range of bad outcomes is increasing.
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An extended-range version of the round can go almost 23 miles at maximum range.
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The agreement is on long range missile with a range of 1200 miles and above.
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Its range is 22,85033 square miles, more than double the range of the mid-1970s.
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Its range is 22019,500 square miles, more than double the range of the mid-1970s.
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The company hasn't posted a range on its Chinese website for the longer-range variant.
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Its city range by default is 161 miles, while its highway range is 82 miles.
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And range-extended version is available, using a small gas motor to generate additional range.
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"The series really aims to showcase adults and children with Down Syndrome as having a range of emotions, a range of feelings, and a range of looks," added Gauld-Camilleri.
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Fitch consequently expects same store declines to persist in the negative low single digit range and for EBITDA to be range bound in the $27.375 million to $215 million range.
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You have three modes of attack in Valfaris initially: short-range sword, long-range pistol and powerful medium-range special weapon that pulls from the same energy powering a shield.
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The mid-range Strike is 10 pounds heavier, but otherwise largely mimics the standard range version.
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The screens range from 40 inches to 153 inches and all also support High Dynamic Range.
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What to watch: New longer-range EVs are coming to market to allay drivers' range anxiety.
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The total flight range is 18 miles, with a round-trip delivery range of 12 miles.
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During city driving, the regeneration mode recuperated more range than I expected, slightly extending the range.
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He was praised for his inventiveness, across a range of scales, using a range of materials.
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The honorees come from a range of fields, and on Wednesday had a range of reactions.
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Medium-range missiles are classified as having a maximum range of about 620 to 1,900 miles.
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Orange is hotter, in the intermediate range, and yellow is hotter still, in the mafic range.
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It's a range of music, because it's a range of people who come through the show.
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Nodong/Rodong Estimated range: 23,22 kilometers (22017 miles) Length: 22017 meters Type: Medium-range ballistic missile (MRBM) As well as the short-range Scuds and long-range ICBM or IRBMs, North Korea also has several medium-range missiles which can be fired from mobile launchers and may be capable of delivering nuclear or chemical payloads as well as conventional high explosives.
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Audi is basing its range estimate on Europe's new WLTP standard for estimating EV range, and it should have no problem getting up to a real-world range over 200 miles.
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A Nissan Leaf has a range of approximately 225 miles, while Gen Z's average estimated range for electric cars is 218 miles; for millennials the average estimated range is 248 miles.
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Still, even if the e-Golf stays in that price range, that 124-mile range isn't great considering the Chevy Bolt is hitting markets in December with a 238-mile range.
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In fact, long-range SAMs in a modern and effective IADS are even assigned their own guard of short-range SAMs, which are designed to be particularly effective at shooting down enemy munitions at short range using a combination of guns and highly maneuverable short-range missiles.
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Its medium-range ballistic missiles have a range of 1,200 miles, meaning that threat is already established.
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Its medium-range ballistic missiles have a range of 2,000 kilometers, meaning that threat is already established.
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The euro's near 4-cent trading range was the biggest since the 4.4-cent range on Dec.
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So we know that the clue "Range for 1-Across" is not referring to her vocal range.
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Range Rover just redefined high-end luxury with a new range-topping limited-edition that costs $245,495.
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Gross margin has increased to the mid-30 percent range from the 20-percent range, he said.
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The Range Rover Velar is a supersonic take on what it means to range in the rover.
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"I would say that the range 4.0-4.5 is a range which doesn't worry me," Morawiecki said.
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But 800 km was likely beyond the range of most short-range missiles in the North's arsenal.
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The number of models with comparable range will certainly grow, and we'll see range improvements to boot.
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Pyongyang has a large stockpile of short-range missiles and is developing long-range and intercontinental missiles.
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The Musudan is an intermediate-range ballistic missile (IRBM) with a range of 3,500 kilometers (2,174 miles).
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The Tar Heels don't make threes, but they thrive on mid-range shots and short-range bunnies.
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November also saw the first delivery of the upgraded A330neo long-range range model to TAP Portugal.
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Just last week, Facebook introduced a range of "likes" that express a far more nuanced range approval.
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Trump's approval ratings have risen from the high 30 percent range to the mid 40 percent range.
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The scooter has a range of 12.5 miles and uses regenerative braking, which can lengthen its range.
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True, it can be a hassle to deal with "range anxiety" in sub-200-mile-range EVs.
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True, it can be a hassle to deal with "range anxiety" in sub-200-mile-range EVs.
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Winning will require lasar-like firepower on two sets of sequential targets: short range and medium range.
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Clearly visible, the base was out of rifle range, and even out of range of their big .
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The goal is to celebrate the in-range numbers and learn from the out-of-range numbers.
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The male range at its lowest is three times higher than the female range at its highest.
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HDR, or high dynamic range, gives you enhanced colors and contrast compared to SDR (standard dynamic range).
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The range of emotion in Charlotte has been broad, and we captured that range in photos, below.
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READMEA wide range of configs means you should be able to build one in your price range.
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China's focus on developing long-range ballistic and cruise missiles that match US weapons like the Advanced Medium Range Air-to-Air Missile, or AMRAAM, which has a range of 100 nautical miles.
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Finally, the Mavic Air's 2.4-mile flight range is about half of the Mavic Pro's 4.3-mile range.
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"It grows really well in a large range of climates and a large range of soils," he said.
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North Korea has a large stockpile of short-range missiles and is developing long-range and intercontinental missiles.
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The cheaper, standard range version with a range of 23 miles won't be available until 23, Musk said.
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Other versions of the Model 3, the long-range and performance, have a much longer 373-mile range.
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During most years, total adjusted debt/EBITDAR has remained range-bound in the low-to-mid 1.0x range.
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Medium-range ballistic missiles have a range of between 1,000 and 3,000 kilometers or approximately 620-1,860 miles.
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The Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces treaty, which banned mid-range American and Russian missiles, had collapsed in 2019.
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The long-range bombers involved in the recently reported exercise would have all of Southeast Asia in range.
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The normal range for HbA1c is 2% to 5.8% - but that range is difficult to achieve in diabetics.
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During most years, total adjusted debt/EBITDAR has remained range-bound in the low- to mid-1x range.
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I even witnessed one old guy get kicked off a range because he missed a range officer's command.
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The bottom tier is the short-range Iron Dome interceptor while David's Sling shoots down mid-range missiles.
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It demonstrated a range of around 13,000 kilometers (8,000 miles), which puts most of the planet in range.
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For example, the Model X Long Range has an estimated range of 325 miles on a full charge.
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Davis also made 2 of 1153 from 3-point range, showing better range than he has all season.
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The range of hues labelled "mountain" range from browns to grays; from an olive green to a peach.
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Tesla claims a range of 20213 miles for the latest version of its Model S Long Range sedan.
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The long-range Model Y has a range of 315 miles and has a base price of $52,990.
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These devices usually operate at the ultrasonic level (above audible range) or the infrasonic level (below audible range).
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Those new capabilities might be used to enhance longer-range capabilities in both intermediate and long-range missiles.
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The pact provided for elimination of short-range and intermediate-range nuclear and conventional missiles by both countries.
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Quick (and obvious) disclaimer about the range: the higher the power level, the less range you can expect.
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It's the option to upgrade to a long-range battery pack for up to 28.5 miles of range.
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Défoncé products are sold in California dispensaries only, and prices per bar range in the $20-$30 range.
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That would endanger Israel's population center and economic hub by placing it within range of short-range projectiles.
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The First Edition marries AWD with the extended range pack for 270 miles of range and 333 horsepower.
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That range puts targets from India to Alaska in range from coastal Chinese waters, the BAS report says.
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The Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, negotiated by then-President Ronald Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev in 1987, required elimination of short-range and intermediate-range nuclear and conventional missiles by both countries.
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The standard range Model 3 has a range of 250 miles and a base price of $39,990, the long range version can travel 322 miles on a single charge and is priced at $48,990.
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Hwasong-12 Estimated range: 4,500 kilometers (2,800 miles) Length: 17.4 meters Type: Intermediate-range ballistic missile (IRBM) An intermediate-range ballistic missile (IRBM), the Hwasong-12 has an estimated maximum range of over 4,500 kilometers (113,800 miles), which would put the US Pacific territory of Guam within its strike capability.
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On Friday, the U.S. confirmed it would suspend its participation in the decades-old Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces, or INF, treaty, which bans ground-launched medium-range missiles with a range of 310-3,400 miles.
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" In the Q&A session in December, Bennet spoke about "our ambition to capture the full range of—one can never capture the full range—but a wider range of the debate that's out there.
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The Hwasong-15 is believed to be its most dangerous and technologically advanced long-range ballistic missile, and demonstrated a range of around 13,000 kilometers (8,000 miles), which puts most of the planet in range.
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A few missiles from Iraq or Iran could be deflected by Israel's vaunted, multilayered air-defense network, which complements the short-range Iron Dome with the medium-range David's Sling and long-range Arrow systems.
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Base rent can range from zero to $210,000, and the percentage rent rate can range from zero and 42.5%, according to franchise-disclosure documents, though these figures are at the extreme limits of the range.
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The Honda Clarity offers an EPA-estimated range of 23 miles — the longest range of any zero-emission vehicle.
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That's because they usually operate at the ultrasonic level — above audible range — or the infrasonic level, below audible range.
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RANGE ROVERS, the pricey range-topping models from Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), flaunt interiors swagged in leather and wood.
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For example, 'AAA' to 'AA' is the high range, while 'CCC,' 'C,' and 'C' is in the low-range.
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INF [Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces treaty] weapons don't directly threaten the U.S. and Russia because of the range issue.
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The X13415043D has a 50MP CMOS sensor, ISO range from 100 to 25,600 and 14 stops of dynamic range.
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Subsequent readings fell into the acceptable range, with my latest reading of 6.7 — dead center in the "normal" range.
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Northrop also increased its full-year 2017 earnings per share guidance range, but Lockheed Martin trimmed its EPS range.
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Given the wide range of social media jobs out there, there is a pretty wide pay range as well.
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This August 29, 2017 photo shows a medium-range ballistic-missile target fired from Hawaii's Pacific Missile Range Facility.
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The I-Pace has a range of 216 miles, while the e-tron has a range of 23 miles.
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Somewhat oddly, BMW isn't yet releasing the total range of a fully charged 2017 i3 with the Range Extender.
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Admission to this year's events range from free to $75, though most are in the $5 to $20 range.
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Across mainland China, hundreds of similar markets offer a wide range of exotic animals for a range of purposes.
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" The Teton Range in Wyoming is "North America's youngest mountain range, made of some of the continent's oldest rocks.
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It's so, so important to remember there are a range of unhealthy existences even within a normal weight range.
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That's not quite the claimed 620-mile range of the Tesla Roadster, but still plenty to curb range anxiety.
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Morris, whose appeal to the Clippers included his long-range shooting, was 0-for-4 from 3-point range.
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It's allowing species to expand their range or change their range... hogs tend to go where the water is.
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Shown Tuesday at the Geneva Motor Show, the SV Coupe takes the normally four-door Range Rover (not to be confused with Range Rover Sport, Range Rover Velar, Range Rover etc.) and removes the two rear doors and some inches off the height to sacrifice some space and practicality for more style.
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To put that into perspective, the Boosted Mini S has a 7-mile range, the Boosted Plus and Stealth electric longboards have a 14-mile range, and Xiaomi's Mi e-scooter has an 123-mile range.
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Cars equipped with InControl in the Jaguar and Land Rover lineup include the Jaguar XE, XF, XJ and F-Pace, as well as the Discovery, Discovery Sport, Range Rover, Range Rover Sport and Range Rover Evoque.
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Not quite as big as or expensive as the full-size Range Rover, the Range Rover Sport is a more approachable way to get the high-dollar Range Rover style and nameplate at $93,43 as tested.
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North Korea has adhered to a self-imposed moratorium on long-range missile tests during negotiations with the United States, though it has conducted more than a dozen-short range short-range missile tests this year.
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According to the website, the rear-wheel-drive model has a "mid range" battery, a range of 260 miles, 50 miles less than the long-range battery that the more expensive Model 3 is equipped with.
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Rejections can range from mild to severe, and the treatment for it can range from simple to invasive and aggressive.
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A fully loaded version, Breitfeld added, will push into the $60,000 range will include the longer-range, 803 kWh battery.
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Pick System Settings then TV Settings then RGB Range and you get to pick between RGB Limited and Full Range.
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North Korea has a large stockpile of short-range missiles and is developing long-range and intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs).
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That obviously can and does include an enormous range of journalists and an enormous range of voices, formats, and subjects.
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Symptoms of depression improved, on average, in the diet group, shifting from the moderate severity range to the normal range.
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Profit forecast was raised to a range of $7.90 to $8.15 from a range of $7.80 to $8.10 per share.
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It also features a wide-range wireless receiver for up to four times the WiFi range than other Roku models.
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On top of unveiling a complete renewal of the product range, we have shown a Zoe with double the range.
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"The time range for gum is about the same as the time range for corn on the cob," she said.
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But the mid-infrared range is an especially difficult range of wavelengths to produce in experiments and detect in detectors.
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Still, oil prices have held at the lower $40 range, after trading in the mid $20 range earlier this year.
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Moscow has disagreed with assessments by Western powers that Pyongyang launched two long-range missiles, saying they were mid-range.
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These were finding use in a wider range of products such as the Apple Watch, Airpods and Mac computer range.
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These types of missiles, however, have a fairly restricted range (the Tomahawk's range is about 1,600 kilometers, or 1,000 miles).
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Parts of South Korea and Japan have been in range of conventional artillery or medium-range ballistic missiles for decades.
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"The range" is, at its most basic and obvious meaning, vocal range: the number of octaves a performer can sing.
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The base price of the 2000-mile range Tesla Semi is $260,203, and the 220-mile range model costs $2150,2000.
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The company said the price range values it between 3.01 billion pounds and 3.62 billion pounds at the price range.
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So instead we provided a range of outcomes, and showed that range visually — the tax volcanoes made a triumphant return.
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The Army successfully tested its Extended Range Cannon Artillery system and the new XM1299 long-range precision projectile last week.
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But an optional long-range upgrade bumps the SR's range to 150 miles combined, or 223 miles in the city.
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We have always used a range of launch providers, but the fact is there hasn't been a range out there.
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That's because T-Mobile has a long range 5G network compared to AT&T's and Verizon's 5G short-range networks.
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They include long-range cruise missiles, air-to-ground missiles and refueling aircraft that extend the range of fighter jets.
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The mid-range Cybertruck adds on $43,000, while the top-range, "tri-motor" variant comes in at $69,900, per CNET.
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Honor has announced the V33 and V30 Pro, the latest in its range of generally impressive upper-mid-range phones.
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They also broadcast individual networks for the 2.4GHz band (slower speeds, longer range) and 5GHz band (faster speeds, shorter range).
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I'm biased toward any meme that's ever involved Wishbone, but this meme about having range actually has the range, too.
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He wrote that Boston and New York "may be just within range, and Washington "may be just out of range.
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Among a range of feelings, studies have shown that families of deployed military personnel experience a range of challenging emotions.
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Retail business generated profit above its guided range as sporting results were above the long-term gross win margin range.
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Retail business generated profit above its guided range as sporting results were above the long-term gross win margin range.
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Almost all are short-range jets, the F-833 Hornet, whose range could render the planes useless in some conflicts.
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"I'm not — I'm not liking short range because short range is Shinzo's — you know, it's really his territory," Trump said.
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It later provided a price range of $19 to $22, before raising the range this week to $24 to $26.
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And this huge range of polling results still doesn't capture the range of what might happen in the voting booth.
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"Every six months, when you go to the range, you get trained," he said, referring to the police firearms range.
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Ferguson works well at range, and it was by mucking about out at range that Nurmagomedov hamstrung himself against Johnson.
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Tesla announced two versions of the car that day: the $23,235 Standard Range Model 2000 with cloth trim and manual seats and a $235,2000 Standard Range Plus with 23 more miles of range and a premium interior.
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The challenge for automakers is that there is a range of systems in vehicles, a range of phones and a range of drivers, each with its own quirks, said Karl Brauer, senior analyst for Kelley Blue Book.
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If true, that would be a pretty impressive range by itself, outpacing the market-leading 370 miles of range that the Tesla Model S is capable of, even taking into account differences in electric vehicle range standards.
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When I arrive, I would like four dorm rooms, a parking space for my Range Rover, a girlfriend, a girlfriend for my Range Rover, a pony, a Range Rover for my pony, three opals, and the ocean.
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"Have a high/low range in mind for terms of negotiation, using your desired salary as the low range," she says, in case a recruiter responds that she needs to know salary range in order to move forward.
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It's available on select Jaguar and Land Rover vehicles including the Jaguar XE, XF, XJ, and F-PACE, and Land Rover vehicles including the Discovery and Discovery Sport, Range Rover, Range Rover Sport, and Range Rover Evoque models.
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The initial models are expected to have a price range north of $100,000 and Lucid says they'll have a 400-mile range, with the company eventually planning a base model for around half that cost with shorter range.
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That 226-mile range puts the Leaf e+ just under the Chevy Bolt EV, which has a 238-mile range, the Kia Niro EV with 239 miles and the Tesla Model 3 standard range plus with 240 miles.
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Meanwhile, the United States' other great power rival in the area, Russia, won't be in range of any initial intermediate-range missiles stationed in Guam, although subsequent, longer-range missiles will be able to hit the country's east.
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They're better for indoor/at home use, because they have a 21 ft Bluetooth range while the Tile Mate has a 239.99 ft range and the Tile Pro takes it up a step with a 230 ft range.
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The "measured move" theory would suggest that the move out of the range will be as large as the range itself.
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As long as you're within range (and the connection range is pretty generous), your music will always be at your fingertips.
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The most common U.S. salary range for IT professionals in 22018 was $241,2100 to $2000,473 — the highest range of any region.
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That range has been anywhere between around 60bp and 140bp, and leads had been looking to the middle of that range.
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That $18 to $20 range, too, was a step up from its original proposed range, which fell between $16 and $18.
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The longer-range EVs that are coming to market to allay drivers' range anxiety will have larger and more powerful batteries.
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McCollum was 217 of 279 from 272-point range for the Trail Blazers, who were 23 of 240 from long range.
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The range depends on your location (denser areas like cities limit your range) and the number of goTenna users near you.
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She would like to see a wider range of responses from Siri to a wider range of questions regarding sexual violence.
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When I'm interviewed and they ask me my range, I always give a range higher than what my previous job was.
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Gross margins have fallen from a peak in the 40% range in 2009 - 2010 to the mid-9083% range in 2015.
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This is some undeniably descent range, though Tesla's Model X SUV has an EPA rated range of 237 to 295 miles.
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The brand debuted a range of "Tech Sweat" leggings, crop tops, and biker shorts in a wide range of seven hues.
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That's a tad high for urns, which range from $80 to $2,000; coffins, however, can range between $2,000 and $23,000. h2.
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Tesla's newest affordable sedan, the Model 3, has a 220-mile range and a long-range battery that reaches 310 miles.
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At lower volumes, the Gold has a presence and range that exceed lesser speakers, and it excels in mid-range tones.
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The X260 has an estimated battery range of 74.6 miles on a single charge, while the X160 has 40.4-mile range.
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Expedia cut its full year EBITDA outlook range to between 5% and 8% from its previous range of 12% to 15%.
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The Model 3's more expensive trims, long-range and performance, will still exceed the Bolt's range with 310 miles each.
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An effective IADS consists of layers of different types of SAMs — from the very short range to the very long range.
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The targeted range is to cut production to a range of 32.50 million barrels per day (bpd) to 33.0 million bpd.
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The tongue is capable of a wide range of motion and, thus, is capable of representing a wide range of information.
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A functioning society, of course, requires people to work across a range of jobs and at a range of income levels.
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The prices range from the 10th percentile to the 90th percentile, but eliminate the lowest and highest prices from the range.
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Major automakers have taken note and have now moved beyond short-range electric vehicles to EVs with more Tesla-like range.
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Waymo has combined its long-range and mid-range lidar into a single rooftop unit to provide a 360-degree view.
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"We just knew we need a long-range precision fires beyond the range that we were restricted to before," he added.
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Interest rates on these loans range by about 15 percentage points, making for a smaller range than offered by other companies.
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"I think it's important to remember there are a broad range of advertisers with a broad range of desires," Wojcicki said.
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The exercise involved a simulated engagement of a short-range missile target launched from White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico.
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Thus were popularized signal-processing techniques, including the dread dynamic-range compression, which traps music's range in an ever-tightening band.
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Domino's lowered its expected sales growth to a range of 7% to 10% from a previous range of 53% to 12%.
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The electric version of the Kia Soul has a 93-mile range while the Chevy Bolt has a 238-mile range.
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Moscow has disagreed with assessments by Western powers that Pyongyang has launched two long-range missiles, saying they were mid-range.
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The tariff range of 5% to 10% is lower than the 5%-to-25% range China had threatened in early August.
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These huge piles of sentences are chosen to represent a range of language forms, but not necessarily a range of perspectives.
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The Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty—which limited the range of nuclear weapons between Russia and the United States—is dead.
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A range of conservative establishment figures have expressed a range of discontented sentiments about Donald Trump over the past few months.
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In February this year, the U.S. and Russia both confirmed they would suspend participation in the decades-old Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces, or INF treaty, which bans ground-launched medium-range missiles with a range of 310-3,400 miles.
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Even when you add on the 500km range of the JASSM missiles the F-35 is armed with, American carriers attacking China would be well within being-struck range before they got their planes into strike range (see map).
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The Geneva meeting will be just two weeks before the United States withdraws from the Cold War-era Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) treaty that required both countries to eliminate short-range and intermediate-range nuclear and conventional missiles.
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These high dynamic range technologies allow for brighter highlights and an expanded range of colors on television sets that also have HDR.
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Adams's key strategy is to depict black figures in a range of colors that point at the wide range of ethnic variability.
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Boeing's first version is said to be the NMA-6X, a 228-passenger medium-range aircraft with a 5,000 nautical mile range.
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Generally, you get about a seven-mile range with the Standard battery pack, and about 10 miles with the Extended Range pack.
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The source claimed the exercises included 300-400 long-range artillery pieces, which would have put Seoul and nearby areas within range.
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Guam sits 2,123 miles from Beijing, which puts it about 700 miles beyond the range of China's land-based medium-range missiles.
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The 2000s have been dealing with an extreme range of issues and, as a result, a wide range of genres has responded.
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The treaty limits the United States and Russia each to 1,550 deployed long-range nuclear warheads and 700 long-range delivery vehicles.
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"The range this year doesn't surprise me, 2,400 to 3,000 has been our range forever, for the last 18 months," Wilson noted.
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The latter is the same range of colors used for digital theaters, while the former supports an even wider range than that.
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The cost of batteries are going down, as chemistry tweaks continue to boost vehicle range and (hopefully) quell skeptical buyers' range anxiety.
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Others have turned to offering a broader range of products, such as their own range of craft beers and making apple cider.
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This high-performance tracker now has a range of 400 feet, which is double the 200-foot range of the Tile Mate.
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Its 2603-mile range could handle most daily driving, while the gasoline generator offered over 2260 additional miles of range between stops.
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The distance between the IPO range and the debut range for the 200 million shares it offered is more than $1 billion.
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Today, one might say an album "has the range" as a rare compliment, but back then, having the range was an expectation.
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And we're going to look at a wide range of indicators, not just what you mentioned, but a broad range of indicators.
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The company expects earnings to range between $23.39 billion and $23.64 billion and revenue to range between $23.82 billion and $123 billion.
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HB: I think it's really, the first question it's really a range no and when range is available people are really prepared.
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The $35,000 standard range model will go 220 miles on a charge; the $37,000 version is good for 240 miles of range.
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The long-term valuation range may be clear now; past investors did not know the range when they were actually buying shares.
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Ariana Grande has a powerhouse set of pipes — she can reach the whistle range and famously has a four-octave vocal range.
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A range of projections is nothing but the reflection of a range of assumptions — assumptions that are open to debate and critique.
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In Flower, the range of distortion was very wide, as is the gap between the range that human eyes accept as recognizable.
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Tomahawks are intermediate-range cruise missiles, meaning they have a range of about 800 miles (1,250 kilometers) to 1500 miles (2,500 kilometers).
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Duke made 13 shots from 3-point range Saturday night at Virginia but missed its first five long-range shots against Louisville.
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"If you don't move through a joint's full range of motion, you can definitely develop a limited range of motion," said Hertel.
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Huawei has been aggressively expanding its smartphone division, launching both high-end and mid-range phones to attract a range of consumers.
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Ae. aegypti, particularly, has a short flight range, and on its own would take centuries to expand the range of its habitat.
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Frontline has a fleet of 21 VLCCs, 17 Suezmaxes, 14 long-range product tankers, three Aframaxes and one medium-range oil tanker.
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The SUV is meant to fill the white space between the pint-sized Range Rover Evoque and the larger Range Rover Sport.
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"We should continue to hold in the $10,000-13,000 range with a bias on the upward path of that range," he said.
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When Machida is fleeing range, he will struggle to step all the way through kicking range and into a reverse punch counter.
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LoRaWAN (Long Range Wide-Area Network) is a low power, long range, and low bandwidth networking solution that's ideal for smart cities.
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The first version is said to be the NMA-6X, a 228-passenger medium-range aircraft with a 5,000 nautical mile range.
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As a super rough rule of thumb, the combat range of an aircraft is about one-third the one-way max range.
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Hasselblad says that this sensor captures up to 14 stops of dynamic range and has an ISO range of 100 to 25,63.
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But even long-range automotive radar from the likes of Bosch and Delphi only claim a range of a few hundred meters.
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The nuclear test follows two successful tests of the long-range missile in July and a shorter-range one in late August.
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The Long-Range Precision Fires CFT seeks to provide Army units superior long-range and deep-strike surface-to-surface fires capabilities.
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There's a huge range of normal If your poop falls outside this range of shades (like, say, blue), it's not necessarily unhealthy.
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Maxey was 3 of 8 from 3-point range as Kentucky (623-0) was just 6 of 18 from 3-point range.
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Those would more than double the range of many cars on the market, helping alleviate the "range anxiety" that many consumers feel.
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Polls show that the President moves in a range between the high mid-30% range and the low to mid-40% territory.
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So we were very, very careful to keep the creature's range of motion inside of Doug Jones, the actor's, range of motion.
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Even though new-generation electric vehicles deliver enough range to alleviate range anxiety around town, long road trips are still virtually impossible.
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One of the problems with using electric for longer range is that as range climbs, so does the size of the battery.
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Google has been steadily expanding its range of family-friendly games and activities, which also includes a range of stories for kids.
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"We should continue to hold in the $20.6,22-2195,149.503 range with a bias on the upward path of that range," he said.
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The missile's manufacturer describes them as having "very long range" while various industry websites put the range at 1,000 kilometers (620 miles).
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There was a 700-point range in the Dow Jones industrials and a 2003-point range in the in a single day.
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Cambridge Analytica listed assets in the range of $100,001 to $500,000 and liabilities in the range of $1 million to $10 million.
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It's pricey, and either extremely heavy with longish range, or just heavier than an average car, but with a very limited range.
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Ebay has a ton of Spectacles on sale for a range of prices, though there are plenty in the $250-300 range.
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The range Reardon prefers to light artists with falls in what would be considered a neutral range or most akin to daylight.
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The United States pulled out of the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, an agreement with Russia that limited the range of nukes.
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The average, or effective, fed funds rate, traded in a range of 0.30 percent to 0.56 percent on Monday, matching Friday's range.
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People who started out at a weight that was in the normal range for their height, however, did stay in that range.
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They were explaining the fire as, the way it came over the range, the Mayacamas Range, which creates our wine region here — the experts were explaining the way the fire moved over that range in the analogy of a dam overflowing.
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This is not shocking — if you give a broader range of people a chance to tell a broader range of stories with a broader range of humanity reflected on the screen, you'll get a more interesting batch of programs to watch.
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