Scientists think its temperatures reach up to 2,420 degrees Fahrenheit.
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The fees can reach up to $15,000, the NGOs say.
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That doesn't mean you'll reach up to 25 million people.
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I reach up with one hand and touch the ceiling.
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Lush green mountains reach up to an expansive blue sky.
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Prime Category 1 sets can reach up to $105,000. Booking.
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Gilded Corinthian columns reach up to a domed turquoise ceiling.
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Its leg span can reach up to 15 centimetres (5.9 inches).
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The medical costs this could save reach up to $34 billion.
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It can also reach up to 9 hours of battery life.
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The X260 can reach up to 46 mph at max speed.
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The rent, including utilities, can reach up to $1,700 a month.
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Reach up and back to grasp the highest handles on either side.
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Officials predict the surge levels could reach up to 14 feet there.
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"You are the first people to reach up to here," said Jose.
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Monsanto projects paid acres will reach up to 400 million by 2025.
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The bikes can reach up to 23.8km/h, even on hilly terrain.
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Temperatures in the southern region can reach up to 110 degrees Fahrenheit.
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" I stopped crying just long enough to reach up and write, "O.
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The wait to kiss the stone can reach up to two hours.
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Salaries can reach up to $100,000 for the 11-week traveling circuit.
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Small, but mighty, it can reach up to 8 mph — indoors and out.
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The National Weather Service has predicted winds could reach up to 60 mph.
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Yeah, you have to reach up to get it, but there's pornography there.
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That's a tall order with winds expected to reach up to 156 mph.
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Often, he'd reach up above his head for something I could not see.
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Reach up as far as possible and try to touch your other hand.
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A fully-grown shipworm can reach up to a metre (3.3 ft) long.
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Winds could reach up to 60 mph, according to the National Weather Service.
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Total worldwide losses could reach up to $10 trillion, with recovery taking many years.
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The bargaining unit includes about 100 campaign workers and could reach up to 1,2018.
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Youth unemployment can reach up to 40 percent in some parts of wealthy Belgium.
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Depending on the cost cutting achieved, the bonuses could reach up to $11.9 million.
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In the video, you see one person reach up and grab Fif's t-shirt.
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The storm surge was projected to reach up to 23 feet in some areas.
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The lift is now so close overhead they can reach up and touch it.
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You reach up and grab your mouth when you get hit in the mouth.
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Musa said the company has supply contracts abroad that may reach up to 20 years.
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They can reach up to 10 feet long, although this was closer to five feet.
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Tariffs on footwear average from about 10 percent and can reach up to 67.5 percent.
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Balancing myself on her shoulder, I was able to reach up and grab the item.
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Cape Cod is under a high wind warning, as winds could reach up to 60 mph.
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At 7 years old, they can reach up to 13 feet long and weigh 660 pounds.
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Overall, the jacket produces 10 watts of heat and can reach up to 135 degrees Fahrenheit.
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The jellyfish can reach up to roughly 35 inches in diameter, according to the Wildlife Trusts.
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The platform's managers aim for it to reach up to 1 million clients within four years.
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SanDisk has improved transfer speeds, which now reach up to 150MB/s thanks to USB 3.1.
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With its energy efficiency it can reach up to 1,000 jumps with only one battery loading.
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It was said to reach up to two feet long, but scientists had no concrete evidence.
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Cost savings stemming from the combination may reach up to 70 million reais, the companies said.
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NEXSTIM GROUP AIMS TO REACH UP TO EUR 3 MILLION ANNUAL SAVINGS FROM ITS GLOBAL OPERATIONS.
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Some forms are nearly abstract; worshipers with tuning-fork bodies reach up beseechingly toward the sky.
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Sometimes children would reach up to feel my arm without permission, but I expected better from adults.
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For comparison, the largest great white sharks – a descendent of the Megalodon— reach up to 21 feet.
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You can ride for 10 miles on the 180-watt pack and reach up to 15 mph.
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Including 3.2 billion euros in net debt, Cepsa's enterprise value could reach up to 11.2 billion euros.
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The new law covers electric bicycles that can reach up to 45 km per hour (28 mph).
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The people wished to be known by God, to reach up to the heavens and become stars.
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De la Madrid saw numbers rising again this year, forecasting they could reach up to 42 million.
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The market for NASH treatments is expected to reach up to $35 billion, according to industry analysts.
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These are more exposed if the opponent does reach up to move or collar tie their head.
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Your eyes are your viewfinder; just reach up and tap, and whatever you look at is recorded.
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International organizations have expressed skepticism that the prosecution will reach up to those who ordered the murder.
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I saw him come in and reach up to the desk and didn't think anything of it.
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They reach up to 1,200 feet, not 1,300, and are 20 minutes long, not 65 feet long.
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It can reach up to six hours of play, and the included strap ups the portability factor.
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In some cases, the dust clouds reach up to 40 miles (60 kilometers) or more in elevation.
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Super-Earths are planets larger than Earth that can reach up to 10 times this planet&aposs mass.
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Cape Cod in Massachusetts is under a high wind warning, as winds could reach up to 60 mph.
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UNICEF sent emergency supplies to Haitian authorities in advance, hoping the provisions would reach up to 10,000 people.
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While flying, it'll reach up to 32mph in its sport mode and is wind resistant up to 33mph.
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Images on the Index look smooth and bright, especially with refresh rates that can reach up to 120Hz.
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Also, the ships that SpaceX uses are 300 feet long and can reach up to 170 feet wide.
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Evacuation costs for heavily populated coastal communities and intense storms can reach up to $50 million per mile.
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The tallest trees can reach up to 200 feet, almost the height of the towers of Notre-Dame.
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He would reach up from the floor to hold my hand, letting go somewhere between midnight and morning.
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The tallest trees can reach up to 200 feet, almost the height of the towers of Notre-Dame.
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New hires can start with two weeks PTO and can reach up to five weeks vacation time, employees say.
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Purchased by a lucky customer in 1990, the one-off piece is now expected to reach up to $21,2063.
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Ultrafast speeds can reach up to 300Mbps, with a promise from BT that they will never drop below 100Mbps.
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Each speaker projects a 110-degree beam angle allowing it to cover extensive ground and reach up to 125dB.
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You reach up and grab your mouth when you get hit in the mouth, it's a pretty normal thing.
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A "mansion tax" that would reach up to 4.15% on the sale of properties worth $25 million or more.
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See CNN's storm tracker Rising waters could reach up to one to seven feet above ground in certain areas.
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He says easterly winds that could reach up to 8 miles per hour are expected by 4 p.m. Friday.
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Although the groups to find them can reach up to 13 people, we had just six others in ours.
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The investment is estimated to reach up to $10 billion by completion of the project around 2030, it added.
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Costs for pain meds such as fentanyl patches can reach up to about $75 USD per month, he estimates.
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The Disco can reach up to 50 miles per hour and can stay afloat for up to 45 minutes.
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Damage from Hurricane Dorian in the Caribbean could reach up to $3 billion, a risk firm estimated on Friday.
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He says the operational range could reach up to 800 kilometers when using drones equipped with a combustion engine.
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Winds are expected to reach up to 65 mph and 15 inches of rainfall is possible in some areas.
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But fierce straight-line winds -- which could reach up to 80 mph -- will likely continue as the storm heads east.
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Occasionally, I reach up to scratch an itch on my face and curse myself as the saltwater stings my eyes.
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The motor firing is so intense that the capsule will reach up to 7 Gs, or seven times Earth's gravity.
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"The program's goal is to ultimately reach up to one million people," a spokeswoman for Fitbit said in an email.
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Quibi, in a best-case scenario, is hoping to reach up to 70 million subscribers in five years, per Digiday.
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The long neck also enabled the creature to reach up to the water's surface and take some gulps of air.
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Starboard has so far raised $275 million to the fund and expects to reach up to $325 million by April.
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High temperatures are forecast to reach up to 100 degrees in those regions and above 90 degrees in other areas.
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Under the credit terms, the amount borrowed can reach up to $500 million, but must be repaid within a year.
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CompTIA, a non-profit technology trade association, estimates that technology industry growth could reach up to 28500 percent in 6900.
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It's not uncommon there for road crews to plow through walls of snow that can reach up to 66 feet.
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In his new bedroom, he could lie on the bed and reach up and touch one of the bullet holes.
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Winds were more calm Tuesday -- gusts were expected to reach up to around 15 mph, the National Weather Service said.
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Mr. Sundar said he climbed onto the roof of a parked vehicle to reach up and help the boy down.
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Another big wind event is forecast later Thursday for Southern California, Myers said, where gusts could reach up to 65 mph.
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Fines could reach up to 20 percent of revenue for firms and up to 2 billion reais ($585 million) for individuals.
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Instead, it lives in the upper bowels, and no one's penis or dildo is going to reach up there — we hope.
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The marks, which are technically scars, can reach up vertically or branch out like a tree or wind along your curves.
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Even the overhead storage spaces were somewhat similar, minus the doors you had to reach up to open and slam shut.
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Wind gusts could reach up to 80 miles per hour, and the mayor warned citizens against letting their children play outside.
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Wind gusts could reach up to 22016 miles per hour, and the mayor warned citizens against letting their children play outside.
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The part on the inside — where you reach up to find a tampon or check an IUD string — is the vagina.
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By airboarding, similar to sledding on an inflatable raft, riders can reach up to 60 miles per hour on downhill runs.
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Pour in the entire bowl of onions; they should cover the meat and reach up to the top of the pan.
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According to the Nikkei Asian Review newspaper, the tariffs would target technology products and clothing and reach up to $60 billion.
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The study concluded that the impact of climate change on Alaska's infrastructure could reach up to $7.6 billion by through 2080.
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It was very natural for me to simply reach up and touch familiar apps and not have to learn any keyboard shortcuts.
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These are not Soviet days, when Western government radio services could reach up to 25% of the population in a given week.
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The average amount for Ironman can reach up to 20 hours a week -- that's an average of nearly three hours a day.
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It can fly up to 27 minutes and reach up to 40 mph in Sport Mode, like the original DJI Mavic Pro.
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But shortly into the flight, Trump grabbed her breasts and tried to reach up her skirt, she told the New York Times.
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The blade tips of today's biggest now reach up a dizzying 2500 metres, the height of the Transamerica building in San Francisco.
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The Falcon 9's first stage can reach up to 5,000 miles per hour before it breaks away and returns to Earth.
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The main weapon GDPR wields are fines that could, in theory, reach up to 4 percent of a company's total yearly revenue.
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Storm surges could reach up to 20 feet, the National Hurricane Center says -- twice as high as some of the islands' elevations.
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Here's the president pushing back against allegations from Jessica Leeds, who said he groped her and tried to reach up her skirt.
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Storm surges could reach up to 237 feet, the National Hurricane Center says -- twice as high as some of the islands' elevations.
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Temperatures along the coast could reach up to 100 degrees, while those farther inland could see highs of up to 120 degrees.
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According to Ian Smith, ESIC's newly appointed commissioner, this means the illegitimate gray and black markets could reach up to $300 billion.
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High temperatures could reach up to 73 degrees in inland cities and up to the mid-27s in desert areas, forecasters say.
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Britain experienced its hottest day of the year so far with temperatures set to reach up 35 degrees, the Met Office said.
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The suspension is voluntary, though not necessarily conscious; it's not as if you reach up and toggle a setting in your brain.
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"Reach up to the top shelf and pick up that mug," Coughlin orders, and doing so requires more attention than you expected.
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The actress was simply having fun with Snapchat filters (as one does) when she decided to reach up and point to her nose.
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"In the heat of the day, surface temperatures can reach up to 227 degrees — far too hot to handle for most," said Attenborough.
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Its best seller is Atlas, which has a higher alcohol content than most local beers and can reach up to 16 percent ABV.
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The deal includes $30 million guaranteed and could reach up to $45 million with incentives, according to a report from ESPN's Adam Schefter.
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This seems a wise strategy in an area where sand temperatures can reach up to 60°C (140°F), according to Wolf's team.
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He said that in some areas along the west coast of Florida the storm surge is expected to reach up to 15 feet.
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The predators, which have been known to reach up to 12 feet in length, have been implicated in precious few attacks on humans.
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ATK found that the Pro kit can reach up to 900 degrees Fahrenheit, and performance was more consistent than the entry-level option.
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Verizon says that "typical" LTE speeds range from 5 Mbps to 12 Mbps, whereas LTE Advanced speeds can reach up to 300 Mbps.
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A fire weather watch is in effect through the weekend, and winds are expected to reach up to 30 mph on mountain ridgetops.
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As each one reaches the finish they reach up and slap a board, which opens a gate to send the next racer down.
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If the 500,000 euro barrier is effective, more parts may be added and it could reach up to 15 kilometers, the official said.
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Fines for violations can reach up to 20 million Euros or 4% of a firm's global annual revenue, per violation, whichever is larger.
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But the power system lets the scooter reach up to 12 mph when submerged and nearly 19 mph when gliding on the water.
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Blue whales, which can reach up to about 30 meters in length, are thought to be the largest mammals to have ever lived.
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It can reach up to 36 kilometers per hour (22.37 miles) per hour and may carry up to 2 kilograms, according to B2W.
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These steel pods, 11 feet in diameter, will be magnetically suspended on a track and able to reach up to 760 miles per hour.
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Now extinct, these fishy-looking swimming reptiles could reach up to 15 feet in length during adulthood — and no babies had ever been discovered.
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Even then, truthful stories rarely spread to more than 212,224 people, while clicky false stories can reach up to 100,000 people, the researchers found.
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Even then, truthful stories rarely spread to more than 1,000 people, while clicky false stories can reach up to 100,000 people, the researchers found.
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Rossiter determined the likely culprit was a moray eel, a snake-like fish that can reach up to a whopping 13 feet in length.
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I cannot emphasize the number of wine glasses I've broken simply because I don't have the motor coordination to reach up for a glass.
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Immigrants wait an average of 2023 days for resolution of their cases, and for some cases the wait can reach up to six years.
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As of Sunday afternoon, CNN reports Irma has been downgraded to a Category 3 hurricane, although winds could still reach up to 120 mph.
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The P-TECH model—which will reach up to 23.1 schools nationwide—makes education more accessible and unleashes the potential of technology for good.
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The central bank has been pressuring banks to reduce the timeframe between purchases and payments to retailers, which reach up to 30 days currently.
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Vugteveen says that even with Palar's medical insurance through WMU, out-of-pocket costs for his disease can reach up to $6,000 per year.
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NuStar also expects loadings to reach up to 1.53,21.5 bpd by year-end, Danny Oliver, a NuStar senior vice president, said in an interview.
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NuStar also expects loadings to reach up to 1.53,21.5 bpd by year-end, Danny Oliver, a NuStar senior vice president, said in an interview.
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Small citrus-flavored clouds made from cotton candy and dried yuzu rind will hang from the ceiling for diners to reach up and taste.
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In Germany, organizers of Sunday's Frankfurt Ironman made contingency plans to keep athletes from overheating in temperatures expected to reach up to 38 degrees.
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The official website revealed that it's coming in June, with a 750-watt motor that can reach up to 40 miles on one charge.
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Plus, if you have to reach up to press and hold the button for Google Assistant, you might as well reach for your phone.
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Fines would start at around $5.7 million and could reach up to $57 million for companies that fail to act on hate speech quickly.
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It would phase in on $3.5 million estates at 45% and reach up to 77% on the value of an estate over $1 billion.
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Wind gusts could reach up to 45 mph along the coast, with Cape Ann and outer Cape Cod suffering the worst of the bluster.
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Each seismic shot from the air guns is estimated to reach up to 260 underwater decibels, equal to about 200 decibels in the atmosphere.
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The program has since expanded to reach up to 7 million rural people in Senegal, with similar projects underway in Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger.
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The IRA was able to reach up to 126 million Americans on Facebook via a mixture of fraudulent accounts, groups, and advertisements, the report says.
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If you've got the Spectacles on, you just reach up and tap once to record video or hold a bit longer to snap a photo.
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"We think this program could reach up to one million people," said Park, indicating he sees it possibly getting to almost 20% of the population.
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I rarely use the touchscreen, but I do occasionally reach up and swipe away notifications, scroll a webpage, or pinch-to-zoom on a picture.
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The company also expects asset disinvestments to reach up to $2.5 billion and debt reduction by as much as $4 billion in 2017, Cemex said.
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"Andy never reached out to me, because it has to go up the food chain and it didn't reach up to that level," Caroline said.
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Chip manufacturers can optimize the 7nm platform for their needs, with core counts that can reach up to 128 cores (or as few as 4).
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The mouse can be programed with up to four profiles, can reach up to 5,700 DPI, and has a polling rate as fast as 1MS.
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The majority of this income, research shows, goes to the top 1 percent of earners, whose income tax rates can reach up to 39.6 percent.
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Toshiba will halt its nuclear construction ambitions after its Westinghouse unit incurred losses that could reach up to $6 billion, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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Guilded says its recently-launched app is already the #1 app for Overwatch teams and claims that they can ultimately reach up to 700 million gamers.
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In some options, saturated fats reach up to 90% of the daily intake requirements for a female (17.5g per portion with recommended daily intake being 20g).
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Then again, there's also not many animals that would have the cajones to attack another animal that can reach up to 5.5 meters (18 feet) tall.
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Apple's historical argument for not selling touchscreen laptops has been that it sucks to constantly have to reach up from the keyboard to touch the screen.
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And as a replaceable source, it's also fast-growing, because bamboo is a grass, not a tree, and can reach up to three feet a day.
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In Spain, heat warnings were also issued for 41 of the country&aposs 50 provinces as temperatures were expected to reach up to 44 degrees Celsius.
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Temperatures during summer in Mexicali can reach up to 120 degrees, and he told me summers became even hotter once the iron fence was put up.
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They'll also reach up along the roots of your teeth to smooth the softer cementum on the surface to prevent plaque from forming in uneven spaces.
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The plan calls for merging all six main pension funds into one and foresees cuts in future main pensions that could reach up to 30 percent.
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The amount to be refinanced by the airport operator could reach up to 5 billion euros ($5.56 billion), a source close to the matter told Reuters.
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Komodo dragons reach up to about 10 feet (3 meters) long, possess curved and serrated teeth, a yellow forked tongue, strong limbs and a long tail.
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These sleds can reach up to 30 mph and were once a common form of public transit to get down the hill from Monte to Funchal.
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Such winds can be stronger than a weak tornado, and reach up to 100 miles an hour, said John Dee, a meteorologist with Global Weather Monitoring.
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The suggested policy also stated that recoveries would not be limited to those who committed the misdeeds; they would also reach up the line to superiors.
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Serval cats are native to Africa, and can reach up to 23 inches in length and weigh nearly 40 pounds, according to the African Wildlife Foundation.
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Cemex SAB de CV said it expects asset disinvestments to reach up to $2.5 billion and debt reduction by as much as $4 billion in 2017.
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The price of bitcoin could reach up to $40,000 as it becomes more accepted and easier to trade, billionaire investor Marc Lasry told CNBC on Wednesday.
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Considering the closing price on Tuesday, the offering may reach up to 750 million reais ($196.66 million), representing a stake of 14.8 percent in the company.
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I hug the train of England's dress because I cannot reach up to her bosom; I still want her approval, but she is hard to please.
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Correction: An earlier version of this article stated that GDPR fines reach up to 4 percent of a company's revenue, or a maximum of €20 million.
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Since 2008, global investment in the fintech sector has tripled, from $928 million to $2.97 billion, and is forecasted to reach up to $8 billion by 2018.
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Released from the "Hanoi Hilton", after five and a half years of sporadic torture and solitary confinement, he could no longer reach up to comb his hair.
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Production of the new grade could reach up to 120,000 barrels per day, he said, but the company is still studying the pricing mechanism for the grade.
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In their analysis, the researchers found that giant whales, which can reach up to 100 feet in length, started to emerge only a few million years ago.
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Hurricane-force winds expected up to 30 miles from the center of the storm, while tropical storm-force winds reach up to 105 miles from the center.
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Fines for failure to pay would reach up to the amount of tax owed, the ministry said, tweeting with the hashtag "build it to give it life".
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Britain could see its hottest day of the year so far on Saturday, with temperatures expected to reach up to 35 degrees, according to the Met Office.
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New borrowing could reach up to 6.3 billion euros next year as the country may also prefinance debt that will mature in 2019 and 2020, it added.
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The WFP said last week it plans to double its food assistance programme for Yemen, aiming to reach up to 14 million people "to avert mass starvation".
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This dog can reach up to 27 inches in height and weigh even more than its owner, so it is a serious commitment to adopt and train.
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Police have been taking ever stronger measures against graffiti in the capital, and maximum custodial sentences for "defacing private property" can now reach up to ten years.
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The World Food Programme said on Thursday it planned to double food assistance for Yemen, aiming to reach up to 14 million people "to avert mass starvation".
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The giant species, native to the Yangtze River, could reach up to 7 meters (23 feet) in length and weigh as much as 3003 kilograms (992 pounds).
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The Tillamook County Emergency Management issued a high surf warning for the north and central Oregon coast Saturday, saying wave heights could reach up to 30 feet.
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I spent three months in very vast spaces, where it's incredibly quiet — where, come nighttime, it felt like I could reach up and touch the Milky Way.
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The average pay is $40,000 to $50,000 a year for a new driver out of school and can reach up to $80,000 a year for experienced workers.
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The Golden Lancehead viper can reach up to half a metre in length and, with a strong, fast-acting venom, can dissolve the flesh around its bites.
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Great white sharks are known as fearsome apex predators today but megalodons could reach up to three times the size of the largest great white ever recorded.
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The WFP said last week it plans to double its food assistance program for Yemen, aiming to reach up to 14 million people "to avert mass starvation".
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If these tiny turtles make it to adulthood, they transform into large creatures that can weigh over 300 pounds and reach up to 4 feet in length.
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Tall fences and quarantine signs reach up towards the cloud-covered sky and all around are the discarded remnants of a desperate attempt to close something off.
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The National Insurance Institute (NII) has been transferring the surplus that can reach up to 25 billion shekels ($7 billion)a year to the Finance Ministry since 1980.
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Instead of the current flat income tax rate of 4.63 percent, the new tax rates would reach up to 8.25 percent for people who earn more than $500,000.
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Among a huge crop of seaweeds, Mr Gameau explains that this plant grows up to half a metre a day and can reach up to 50 metres long.
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But that's comparatively modest when you look at other charitable brands, like State bags and the aforementioned Toms, where products can reach up to $85 and $358, respectively.
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If the person who made the complaint wins their suit, they're entitled to a quarter of the damages, which can reach up to $1.5 million plus legal fees.
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"They're typically above 150 decibels, and can even reach up to 170 decibels or more," said Nathan Williams, an audiologist at Boys Town National Research Hospital in Nebraska.
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She likes to come up behind her cast and crew, reach up, grab them by the shoulders, and march them over to whatever she wishes to show them.
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They can reach up to about 1.5 meters (nearly 5 feet) in length and a bizarre, saw-like snout, with sharp teeth that alternate between large and small.
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The store is decorated in soft tones, with seating so cozy and touchable that it would invite a baby to reach up and stand for the first time.
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In a field that could reach up to 20 people, money will be a key factor in building a campaign infrastructure and staying on the air with advertising.
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The birds also build nests which can reach up to 200 kilograms (441 lb), which could pose a threat to Madrid's citizens if they were to fall, authorities said.
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The cost of living in Belize is around $1,400 to $2,000 a month, though it can reach up to $3,000 a month depending on where you choose to live.
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Okay, so it's not a regular "ambulance," but the Lotus Evora, which has been refitted by Dubai's Corporation for Ambulance Services, can reach up to 300km/h (186 mph).
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Many tribal communities are located in food deserts or rural areas where nutrition assistance participation rates can reach up to 80 percent, but employment opportunities are virtually non-existent.
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It's called the Budnitz Model E. It has a single speed, is made of titanium alloy, and can help riders reach up to 15mph for up to 100 miles.
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In theory, CNTs could be strong enough to support the tremendous strain exerted by a space elevator—a massive structure that would reach up into space from Earth's surface.
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Once you familiarize yourself with these controls, it becomes second nature to reach up automatically to stop your music or shuffle to the right song for your final mile.
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Green, blue, and brown, corporate logos and serial numbers stamped on their sides, they reach up to the resplendent glass ceiling of the Palais, like mounds of oversized Legos.
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HUNDREDS OF 30-FOOT SHARKS SWIMMING IN MASSIVE SWARMS BAFFLE SCIENTISTS According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) , basking sharks can reach up to 32 feet in length.
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Planned synergies, at the very core of the merger project and estimated to reach up to 600 million euros annually in the next three to five years, were also confirmed.
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At times when I felt anxious or scared, I had only to reach up under my shirt to cradle a fleshy breast in my hand, soft as a dying jellyfish.
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Those who are caught violating Cuban sanctions could face civil or criminal penalties, with individual civil fines that could reach up to $85033,000 per violation, according to the Treasury Department.
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The tropical storm warning extends from Virginia to New Jersey and storm surges at the shores could reach up to 5 feet (1.5 meters) if they hit at high tide.
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Warnings from the Tropical Cyclone Center in Fiji caution that destructive wind gusts from Winston could reach up to 225 mph, in addition to damaging rough seas and coastal flooding.
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The mobile power units will help Iraq process gas from small fields that could reach up to 15 (mcf/d) to feed the country's power grid, Hamid al-Zobaie said.
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Bozumbayev also said Kazakhstan planned to raise production at its giant offshore Kashagan oilfield to reach up to 420,000 bpd by the end of the year from 400,000 bpd now.
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Doing this makes it easier to pull down the Android notifications shade, as you don't need to reach up to the top of the screen to swipe the shade down.
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A possible pyroclastic flow -- characterized by a rapid movement of hot lava blocks, pumice, ash and gas along volcanic slopes -- could reach up to three kilometers (13 miles), Solidum said.
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For the most serious of infringements, like using data without proper consent, fines can reach up to 4 percent of a company's annual income, or €20 million, whichever is higher.
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I do a lot of writing on my iPad Pro, and the constant need to reach up to the screen when editing text is probably my biggest complaint about the device.
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It can reach up to 7.3 inches in size when you unfold it, though when it's folded up, its 4.6-inch exterior display should fit easily in your pocket or bag.
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Launched in 403, AdoptTogether allows would-be adoptive parents to invite their friends, family and strangers alike to help them meet the costs of adopting (which can reach up to $240,24).
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The P27.5 has a 15.6-inch 4K display, an Nvidia Quadro P series graphics card, and an 8th Gen Intel Core or Xeon processor that can reach up to 4.6GHz speeds.
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You no longer have the affordance of the time it takes your finger to leave the home button and reach up to hit the screen before you take action on something.
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Local media have reported the cost of the infrastructure alone would reach up to 30 billion riyals ($8 bln) and the project would eventually be worth tens of billions of riyals.
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Duobrii sales could reach up to $175 million in 2022, according to Mizuho analyst Irina Koffler, who said the estimate was still achievable, provided Valeant could rapidly address the FDA's questions.
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Hurricane warnings remained in effect for parts of Nova Scotia and Newfoundland, according to the National Hurricane Center, as winds in the storm could reach up to 80 miles per hour.
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Slashes of light cut across a torso; two arms, sheathed in bark sleeves, reach up to mingle with a forest; a snake trails over a pale, outflung arm on floral carpet.
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Others, based on the North Korean No Dong, can reach up to 2,000km, within reach of Israel or southeast Europe, according to a US Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) report last year.
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Diego Velázquez's "Equestrian Portrait of Philip IV" (1635–1636) was altered to show the king of Spain wading on horseback through high-level floodwaters that reach up to his steed's neck.
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High-wind warnings extend from New York through parts of Massachusetts where wind gusts could reach up to 60 mph in some locations from Cape Cod up into the Boston metro area.
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Qatar was a strange choice from the beginning, given its lack of soccer heritage and the fact that temperatures in the country can reach up to 110 degrees Fahrenheit during the summer.
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With a new, lighter design that includes wraparound rubberized grips that reach up to your thumbs, the Elite 23 is even more comfortable to use for hours of gaming than the original.
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Read more: Google just rolled out its biggest move yet to steal ad budgets from Facebook and Pinterest, and says its new ads can reach up to 1 billion eyeballs a month
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The U.N.'s World Food Programme (WFP) said on Thursday it planned to double its food assistance program for Yemen, aiming to reach up to 14 million people "to avert mass starvation".
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The U.N.'s World Food Programme (WFP) said on Thursday it planned to double its food assistance programme for Yemen, aiming to reach up to 14 million people "to avert mass starvation".
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The kinds of companies would need to have direct relationships with customers, possibly in the restaurant business, health care or hospitality, Doyle said, adding that acquisitions may reach up to $10 billion.
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But I also know, now that I've been doing it for a while, that it feels pretty natural to me to reach up to touch the screen to scroll a web page.
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Elsewhere on the table might be hoppers, crepes of fermented rice flour curved like bowls, thick and spongy at the bottom with sides that get thinner and lacier as they reach up.
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Slovakia is scheduled to sell long-dated bonds later in the session, kicking off this week's bond supply from the bloc which analysts estimate could reach up to 16-17 billion euros.
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Pillar coral, whose clusters of spiky fingers appear to reach up from the sea bed, is "reproductively extinct" off the Florida coast, says Keri O'Neil, chief coral scientist at the Florida Aquarium.
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In 2015, according to Farrow, model Ambra Battilana Gutierrez reported to police that Weinstein had grabbed her breasts and tried to reach up her skirt during a meeting at his Tribeca office.
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The firm could still be in line for a heavy fine as a result of the SFO's criminal probe, which Cantor Fitzgerald analyst Mike Dennis said could reach up to 500 million pounds.
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If you do the math, a 125-pound runner would need up to 680 grams daily, while a 145-pound athlete would have to reach up to almost 800 grams, Davis points out.
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It is important to note, as certain players broaden their reach up and down the drone stack, a true technological or business breakthrough must provide a step-function improvement over the status quo.
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But the second stage stays in space throughout the flight; to drop off a satellite in low Earth orbit, for instance, the second stage has to reach up to 17,000 miles per hour.
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It's so true — if I'm giving a blowjob in this position, I love having both of my hands free to wrap around my partner's thighs or reach up and grab at his chest.
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"There are definitely moments when it's like this cloud of an idea comes and just lands in front of your face, and you reach up and grab it," she says about finding inspiration.
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It's high unlikely however that either of these fighters won't be able to collect the 500,000 Baht required at ringside, with some speculating that it could reach up to 1 million a side.
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If the initiative survives the forthcoming conference process between the House and Senate agriculture committees, the savings to taxpayers could reach up to $200 million a year, according to Congressional Budget Office estimates.
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An ad-buyer could reach up to almost 4 million Americans in 24 hours by spending $9,999 — a dollar under the $10,000 limit — according to estimates on Facebook's ad platform reviewed by CNN.
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In 2019, the number of large new oil and gas projects is expected to reach up to 50, compared with 40 in 2018, and around 10 in 20183, according to WoodMac's 2019 outlook.
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The Char-Broil Porcelain Grill Topper creates a large nonstick cooking surface that allows plenty of heat and flame to reach up to your foods and keeps it from falling through the grates.Pros:
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Local media have reported the cost of the infrastructure alone for Qiddiya would reach up to 30 billion riyals ($8 billion) and the project would eventually be worth tens of billions of riyals.
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He's come close to facing charges in the past — in 2015, model Ambra Battilana Gutierrez reported to New York police that Weinstein had grabbed her breasts and tried to reach up her skirt.
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For starters, Bluetooth has a much longer range than NFC, as it can reach up to 50 meters compared to NFC&aposs need to have the two devices centimeters away from each other.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration says males typically live for 30 years, but can see 50 to 60 years, while females typically live 50 years and can reach up to 100 years.
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Though the juveniles dwelling in Flower Garden Banks averaged a wingspan of about seven and a half feet, fully grown mantas can reach up to 23 feet across—that's longer than three Shaquille O'Neals.
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Officials said they are expecting winds of up to 40 miles per hour with gusts that could reach up to 80 miles per hour Wednesday night, which could push flames further across the area.
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Netgear says the new system's cable modem supports download speeds of up to 1.4Gbps, while Wi-Fi speeds can reach up to 2.2Gbps for devices that connect to Wi-Fi on your home network.
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According to city agreements, the office, located along the Anable Basin, could reach up to 8 million square feet in the most ambitious scenarios, which is roughly the capacity of four Empire State Buildings.
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New Delhi (CNN)In the southern Indian city of Bangalore, where April temperatures can reach up to 39 degrees Celsius (103 degrees Fahrenheit), the arrival of cooling monsoon rain is something to be celebrated.
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The 470, which is designed for 1080p gaming and video streaming, can reach up to 4.9 teraflops of power, has a memory bandwidth of up to 4603 Gbps, and has 4GB of GDDR5 memory.
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The cost of catering a rehearsal dinner or any other additional meals can reach up to $1,800 — no small expense when you consider all of the other costs that go into planning your wedding.
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The laptop-style design means your hands are further away from the iPad's screen than with Apple's Smart Keyboard cover, making it feel like more of a chore to reach up for touch functionality.
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A source close to the matter told Reuters the amount to be refinanced could reach up to 5 billion euros ($5.6 billion), and added that Dome would start talks with banks in coming weeks.
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Uber the underdog Uber has been more vulnerable to click fraud than Didi, largely because of its generous driver bonuses in China, which can reach up to three times the fare of a ride.
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Jefferson de Paula, ArcelorMittal executive vice president, said in a phone interview on Wednesday that ArcelorMittal's long steel capacity in Brazil would reach up to 6 million tonnes per year after the tie-up.
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Meteorologists also warned that wind gusts could reach up to 35 miles an hour, advising residents of the region to expect a number of downed tree limbs and to prepare for possible power outages.
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The Danish architect Bjarke Ingels unveiled a proposal to build two connected glass and steel buildings last week that would reach up to 30 stories high and stretch nearly to the Los Angeles River.
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She would stand on a chair in each of the designated rooms and reach up to fit a louvred screen into the opening in the ceiling that Foos had made with a power saw.
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Mehdiabad, a world class zinc, lead and silver deposit, has 154 million tonnes of proven reserves, according to IMIDRO, which expects the concentrate reserves to reach up to 700 million tonnes once exploration is completed.
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An estimated 164 million people are planning to shop between Thanksgiving Day and Cyber Monday, and online sales alone are expected to reach up to $143 billion, according to Deloitte's annual retail holiday sales forecast.
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She refused, her boss accusing her of hysteria though the origin of the word ( do you know this ?) is the once-belief that the uterus could reach up its bloody hands and grip the throat.
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I didn't miss a touchscreen on the Spectre very much… until I got frustrated with the small size of the trackpad and wished I could just reach up and poke my finger at the display.
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The 10-pound drone is capable of zipping across the sky with a six-pound payload in tow while traveling at speeds that reach up to 40 miles per hour (35 knots) against the wind.
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Emergency relief coordinator Stephen O'Brien said the U.N. was urging international donors to step up their aid but the Yemenis had to ensure it could reach up to seven million people now facing severe food shortages.
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Nornickel also said that 2019 total capital expenditure is expected to reach up to $2.2 billion as its Talnakh concentrator and South Cluster mining projects enter the active construction phase in the second half of 2019.
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The firm said it anticipated profit would reach up to 733 million pounds ($13 million) in the 12 months to the end of June, the highest figure in analysts' expectations according to a Thomson Reuters poll.
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Also a concern: the wind, which could reach up to 50 mph or higher, sleet and black ice, which is affecting roads in North Carolina, according to the state's department of transportation. Get. Off. The. Roads.
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The Surface Book i7 will be available in November for $2,399 and is said to reach up to 16 hours of battery life, even with more graphics power and an extra fan to keep everything cool.
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When model Ambra Battilana Gutierrez reported in 2015 that producer Harvey Weinstein had grabbed her breasts and tried to reach up her skirt during a meeting, Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance declined to prosecute the case.
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It estimated that the typhoon could bring a 20-foot storm surge in Cagayan and Ilocos Norte provinces by early Saturday and reach up to six and a half feet in Isabela and Ilocos Sur provinces.
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That's because the button is situated right where your finger naturally falls when holding the phone, eliminating the need to reach up toward the volume buttons or stretch your thumb to the on-screen shutter button.
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It is the U.S.'s largest and most technologically sophisticated destroyer, touting stealth capabilities and two advanced gun systems that fire "long-range, land-attack projectiles that reach up to 63 nautical miles," according to the Navy.
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Exports had started at approximately 7 million cubic meters per day and would eventually reach up to 35 million cubic meters per day, Amir Hossein Zamaninia, the deputy oil minister for trade and international affairs, told IRNA.
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Containment lines are spread apart from each other and erratic winds that reach up to 60 mph have pushed the fire west toward Santa Barbara, keeping the fire active and tricky to handle, Ventura Fire Department Capt.
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Neri Geller, the ministry's economic policy secretary, told Reuters that funds available under the 2018-19 farm loan program will reach up to 194 billion reais ($58 billion), a 2 percent rise from the previous crop cycle.
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The parents who picked up their children did so after the radio warned of an Ō-tsunami, translated as "super-tsunami," with waves expected to reach up to 20 feet (the actual waves were much, much higher).
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A heat alert grew Wednesday to include parts of 290 states as a "heat dome" is expected hover over much of the nation later this week, with some places forecast to reach up to a dangerous 2130 degrees.
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This included a joint venture at Turquoise Ridge mine, which is 25 percent owned by Newmont and annual savings from a combination of Newmont and Barrick's Nevada assets could reach up to $300 million, according to analysts estimates.
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That alone is a handy addition: a lot of mobile browsers still place all of their buttons on the top of the screen (namely, Chrome), forcing you to reach up or reposition your hand just to change tabs.
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Current estimates show that between 1.3 and 2 million people are living without reliable clean running water in the US, and McGraw added that number could reach up to 10 million as climate changes and water resources shift.
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You could be subject to the failure-to-file penalty, which could cost 5 percent of your tax bill each month it goes unpaid after the deadline and potentially reach up to 25 percent of what you owe.
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Once it's in the air, though, it can shift from quadcopter flight to a faster, more maneuverable horizontal flight mode more similar to a remote-control plane, at speeds that Parrot claims can reach up to 18 mph.
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Thursday's opening round presented ideal scoring conditions, but that may quickly change as the forecast for the final three rounds is expected to include rain showers and strong winds that could reach up to 40 mph (64 kph).
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Possible storm surges along Florida's coast Hurricane and storm-surge watches have been issued for Florida's east coast, from Deerfield Beach to the Brevard-Volusia County line, where the water could reach up to 7 feet, forecasters say.
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Alphabet's plans to feature ads on Google's relaunched news feed — called Discover — on the Google mobile home page could also be attractive to marketers given that the ads could reach up to about 800 million users worldwide, Kelley said.
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It occupies its own room and fires its projectiles with a ferocious electromagnetic jolt that can reach up to 200 kilovolts and in excess of 14 million amperes — imagine 500 simultaneous lightning strikes — within two millionths of a second.
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Zip-lining is fast becoming a bucket list item for many outdoor enthusiasts, and this zip line run is family friendly — for those who can reach up to 70 inches and whose weight falls between 60 and 275 pounds.
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Canadian start-up Renaissance Oil Corp wants to grow its portfolio of projects in Mexico, aiming to reach up to 30 in the next five years, said Ian Telfer, the chairman of Goldcorp who helped start Renaissance in 2014.
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"The incessant heavy rains, expected to reach up to 1 inch per hour, will dramatically increase the threat of urban flooding, as well as mud and debris flows from recent burn areas near mountainous terrain," CNN meteorologist Derek Van Dam said.
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A Dalmatian pelican, one of the heaviest flying bird species whose wingspan can reach up to around 3.5 meters (11.48 ft), John is believed to have been nesting on the salt water lagoon at Karavasta before he hurt his wing.
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Now that Salesforce is generating over $22016 billion a year in revenue, with expectations to top $22.8 billion in fiscal 21.1 and reach up to $21 billion three years later, the company has to seek growth beyond pure cloud plays.
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Hurricane conditions were expected in parts of Florida on Friday and a dangerous storm surge was expected to reach up to 11 feet (3.35 meters) along the Florida coast, Ed Rappaport, deputy director of the Miami-based NHC, said on CNN.
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It's easy to imagine brands getting in on the action too, having the ability to reach up to 50 users with a perfectly crafted 140-character tweet in one shot (albeit only if they were all replying to each other already).
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Consumer demand for off-price goods has increased so much over the past several decades that the discount market is expected to reach up to $19 billion in incremental sales by 2021, according to JPMorgan analysts cited by Retail Dive.
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This extremely hot gas – whose temperature can reach up to 10 times that of the sun's core – is contained by a strong magnetic field to prevent it from coming into direct contact with the inner wall of the reaction chamber.
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In the world of subprime auto loans, which are usually made by nonbank finance companies, interest rates can reach up to 30 percent — an annual rate so high that a lender can turn a profit even when many borrowers default.
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When in its common low-energy format, Bluetooth connections should be able to reach up to twice the speeds and up to four times the distance of what they can today, according to Bluetooth SIG, the special interest group that oversees the standard.
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Some parts of northwest Mississippi and much of Arkansas could receive up to seven inches (18 cm) of rain, totals that could reach up to 10 inches through Saturday in some areas, raising the risk of flash flooding, the National Hurricane Center said.
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When fully onstream in 2019, combined production from all three phases of the West Nile Delta project is expected to reach up to almost 1.4 billion cubic feet per day (bcf/d), equivalent to about 20 percent of Egypt's current gas production.
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Flights in and out of the Louis Armstrong International Airport in New Orleans were canceled Saturday morning as the storm became stronger, with experts predicting Barry damages could reach up to $8 to $10 billion, based on an analysis of expected flooding.
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Fitch conducted a scenario test in December which estimated that losses could reach up to TWD79bn if the currency were to fall beyond our base case to CNY7/USD (the exchange rate at that time was CNY6.4/USD, it is CNY6.5/USD today).
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With 3GB of RAM, 32GB of expandable storage, and 1080p resolution, the XZ could even be said to be slightly behind the curve — other debutants here at IFA, like the Nubia Z11, reach up to 6GB of RAM and 64GB of storage.
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The 1:10 scale RC will set you back $400 and is a "hobby grade-radio-controlled vehicle that is off-road and rugged terrain capable" and can reach up to a 250 mph-scale speed, or about 25 mph, Mattel said.
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Noise levels are allowed to reach up to 94 decibels during the day (equivalent to a jackhammer 50 feet away) and 87 decibels at night (a gas-powered lawn mower)—though they've fallen in recent decades with quieter engines and smarter flight paths.
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The blue whale, which can reach up to 100 feet (30 meters) long and weigh 25 tons, lowers its heart rate to as little as two beats per minute as it lunges under the ocean surface for food, researchers said on Monday.
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The blue whale, which can reach up to 100 feet (30 meters) long and weigh 200 tons, lowers its heart rate to as little as two beats per minute as it lunges under the ocean surface for food, researchers said on Monday.
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All of this conspires to keep urban areas much warmer overall, but the difference is most pronounced at night; once the sun goes down, the gap between an urban area's temperature and the surrounding suburban or rural areas can reach up to 22 degrees Fahrenheit.
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In 2015, model Ambra Battilana Gutierrez reported to New York police that Weinstein had grabbed her breasts and tried to reach up her skirt, but Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance declined to prosecute — he later got a campaign donation from one of Weinstein's lawyers.
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"Autostrade per l'Italia was not able to fulfill its obligations under the contract regulating management of this infrastructure," Toninelli said on RAI 1 state TV, adding he would seek to levy heavy fines against the company that could reach up to 150 million euros.
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It's the same bag of gesture tricks as on the Key One â€" swipe up and down to scroll in apps and left and right to switch between home screens â€" but it's handy not having to reach up to the touchscreen all the time.
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Elections and lower fuel prices could be among the reasons behind the additional demand, said four traders who participate in the market, who added that Indonesia's March gasoline imports could reach up to 12 million barrels versus a monthly average of 10 million barrels.
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I saw the world's second-largest manmade pit, experienced 20 hours of sunlight each day, and saw how the town's buildings are built elevated above the ground because it's not feasible to dig into the permafrost, which can reach up to 450 feet deep.
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"Andrew has some grip with his stumps but is not able to reach up to those bars which are quite high on the poolside out of the water," said Dr. Ian Radcliffe, from the department of bioengineering and project manager on the sports innovation challenge.
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We are, one and all, inspired and uplifted by each other, possessed of a rare power that sometimes animates us to reach up and take hold of the impossible, and bring it closer, make it real, hold it dear, and perform great acts of courage.
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To put that vertiginous rise into perspective, Doug Woodham, managing partner of Art Fiduciary Advisers, based in New York, calculated that if the Christie's price were represented by a pile of $100 bills, it would reach up 1,616 feet, higher than the Empire State Building.
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Each of the five sections represents a tour de force of painting technique, as shards of patterned shapes float across washes and spills in contrasting shades of blue, and white-on-black, finger-like obtrusions simultaneously reach up toward the arch and splinter like cracked crystal.
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Reducing commission fees, which can reach up to 25 percent of the price of a hotel room for example, is an ongoing battle, as is access to customer data, with some airlines complaining that they don't get passenger contact details from third parties, crucial when delays occur.
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But actually getting animals to stand up and be measured is no easy task, involving for example tricking penguins into walking over scales as they line up for their morning feed or hanging breakfast from up high to encourage lions to reach up to their full height.
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Over the course of the past decade plus, the Kardashians have become synonymous with a very particular look, one largely defined by heavily contoured cheekbones, fake eyelashes that reach up to their eyebrows, voluminous, tousled hair, and an enormous wardrobe of various swimsuits and barely there fashions.
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Emma Lord has a step-by-step guide on how to do it, including a bunch of useful little tricks to kick the habit, ranging from wearing a scarf — it'll make you more aware when your hands reach up there — to sticky notes on computer screens.
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The beasts, which can weigh up to 20173 kilograms (440 pounds) and can reach up to 2 meters (6.5 feet) in length, have recently run amok in Hong Kong's financial district, roamed among airplanes at Hong Kong International Airport and wreaked havoc in a shopping mall.
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If you are primarily concerned about protection against fire and/or water damage, then look at safes based on their rated duration of fire resistance, which will usually be an hour or so, but can reach up to and past four hours with top quality hardware.
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It takes two minutes to walk from one end to another, a journey past a bright mosaic, a curious poem and exactly 42 advertisements for the new iPhone X. The ceilings are low, striped with beams one could reach up and touch amid bare florescent bulbs.
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The wide swaths of humanity, prostrate to BEG the Lord, who really did give them so many chances to reach up and grab Christ's infinite mercy, to, please save them from a life of eternal damnation, to let them bask in the glory of your light.
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The premise is also similar: "My mission is to bring awareness to your bad habits, to push you out of your comfort zone and into action, and to motivate you to reach up, dream bigger, and aspire for leadership positions in all areas of your life," Jovanovic writes.
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" Swift replies, "There are definitely moments when it's like this cloud of an idea comes and just lands in front of your face, and you reach up and grab it...there are mystical, magical moments, inexplicable moments when an idea that is fully formed just pops into your head.
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But Samsung is touting even the budget 960 Evo models as faster than last year's 950 Pro, with speeds of up to 3200 MB/s read and 1900 MB/s write, while the flagship 960 Pro can reach up to 3500 MB/s read and 4793 MB/s write.
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He even fixed a Velcro strip on the dresser next to his dorm room bed and stuck the Juul on it, so that as soon as he opened his eyes in the morning he could just reach up for a hit: first, best, only head rush of the day.
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Every time I switch back to macOS after using Windows, there's a transition period where I reach up to scroll or tap an icon on my non-touch Mac, sort of like going home after an extended vacation and forgetting there's no minibar or balcony with lawn chairs in my house.
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Greece's migration minister said on Sunday the number of migrants trapped in Greece could reach up to 70,000 in coming weeks if the borders remain sealed, as refugees fleeing war and poverty in the Middle East and North Africa continue to arrive in Greece, mainly on small boats from Turkey.
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Before I looked too closely at the Chassepot, I imagined that this design would be more or less similar to a typical keyboard layout on the bottom half of the board, while leaving your less commonly used keys on the top for you to reach up to when you need them.
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Higher ups either ignore them, hear their screams and say they'll get help but never come back, or throw down a rope that isn't long enough so you keep trying to reach up and grab it until you throw your back out because you thought wealth was like being in shape already.
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While Martian winds at the planet&aposs surface can reach up to about 60 mph (about 97 km/h), this is less than half the speed of some hurricane winds here on Earth and probably not strong enough to rip apart or tip any major equipment, NASA officials said in a statement.
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In cases where the provider could not reasonably be expected to know about the breach, the fines may be as low as $100 per incident; but in extreme circumstances, where the provider is found to have acted with "willful neglect," fines can reach up to $1.5 million per year for each violation.
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We are in a world where appearance, image, and following is this HUGE priority...However, one of the main things I picked up on almost immediately was the fact that we are so quick to reach up to for a hand, but hardly ever do we look back and reach out to someone else.
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When Helmholtz was a child, in Potsdam, he walked past a church and saw tiny figures standing in the the belfry; he thought they were dolls, and asked his mother to reach up and get them for him: he did not yet understand the the concept of distance, and how it made things look smaller.
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They drove the George Washington Parkway in silence, A.C. battling the humidity that seeped through the invisible points of entry, past Gravelly Point, where aviation buffs holding radio scanners, and fathers holding sons, could almost reach up and touch the landing gear of jumbo jets; the Capitol on the right, across the brown Potomac.
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SAO PAULO, July 11 (Reuters) - Brazil's Banco Inter SA has hired the investment banking units of Banco Bradesco SA, Goldman Sachs & Co, Banco BTG Pactual, JPMorgan Chase & Co, Banco Santander Brasil SA and Caixa Economica Federal to manage a potential share offering that may reach up to 1 billion reais ($267 million), it said in a securities filing late on Wednesday.
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Hyperloop One has stated it's aiming to achieve a top speed of 250 mph in the controlled testing environment of the DevLoop track, but it will require longer distances to achieve its target functional velocity: The planned route from Abu Dhabi to Dubai should be able to reach up to 500 mph, for instance, and make the roughly 100 mile trip in about 12 minutes.
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The way researchers accomplished this uses a robot that is crucially not a soft robot, which means that it can both extend itself to reach up to a previously unreachable height, or through a gap to a hard-to-get-at area, while also retaining the rigidity and strength necessary to support a gripper or other mechanism on its tip and do work like tighten a bolt or manipulate a handle.
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