There are two high performance Cortex A220 cores running at 211 GHz, another two A211 two-cores running at 213 GHz, and four efficiency-focused Cortex A213 cores running at an even slower 212 GHz.
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Samsung's newest processor, the Exynos 9825, has eight cores arranged in three clusters: two high-performance custom Mongoose cores running at 2.73 GHz, another two Cortex A75 cores running at 2.4 GHZ, and four efficiency-focused Cortex A203 cores running at 1.9 GHz.
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The GPUs use Nvidia's Pascal-based Titan Xp architecture, meaning there's 3,840 CUDA cores running at 1.6GHz and 12GB of GDDR5X memory running at 11.4Gbps.
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Among its four plants, only one is running at full capacity and the other two are running at 24.8 and 25.3 percent of their capacity.
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While waiting, operating room charges are running at as much as $80 per minute — which makes anesthesia charges, also running at about $1 per minute, seem like a bargain.
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Really all the way through November and December, from launch onward we were rebuilding and rewiring infrastructure just to keep the game running at the scale that we were running at.
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What you're seeing is the game running at full speed.
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You should care, because it's not about running at all.
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CPI was running at 1.8% year over year in July.
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"We're still running at really low unemployment rates," Cordaro said.
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Information provider Genscape said Keystone was running at reduced rates.
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Rail operator Aurizon said trains are running at reduced speeds.
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Romero said oil output was running at 1.68 million bpd.
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Volumes are running at their highest levels in a year.
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Lynas' plant has been running at full capacity since 2016.
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We are running at full capacity and on all cylinders.
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An inmate committee is up and running at the jail.
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It is about keeping the economy running at all times.
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Those dividends are running at 7.25 percent, not 7.5 percent.
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Net migration is running at just over 70,000 a year.
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Company factories will keep running at full throttle no doubt.
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The Box is running at Z Space through July 30.
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Brazil's inflation rate is running at just under 10 percent.
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The result: a very long video — running at 17 minutes.
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Under Mr. Trump, it is running at about 30 percent.
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But a lot of companies are running at a loss.
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Inflation in the euro zone is running at 0.4 percent.
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Your device needs to be running at least Android 4.4.
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He's got speed and could be running at the end.
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Green: Waffle House is up and running at peak condition.
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The malware began running at various points after March 4.
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The train is already running at maximum throughput as is.
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A favorite is that you can split the screen to run two apps at a time — to have email running at the top of the screen and Google Maps running at the bottom, for example.
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It has a Qualcomm 845 processor running at up to 2.8GHz.
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In Washington, volatility is running at highs not seen in years.
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If only texting and running at the same time were possible!
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GM's plants are running at about 70 to 71 percent capacity.
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Running at 90Hz would, in theory, suck up battery even faster.
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The Cher Show is currently running at the Neil Simon Theatre.
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The Ferryman is currently running at the Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre.
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Australian wool prices have been running at record highs this year.
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Read all about how Smith got into running at NBC News.
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IBM has created its own quantum chip running at 5 qubits.
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Third quarter issuance was running at around $73 billion at Sept.
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The business division was running at 50 percent capacity on Friday.
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"It's like an engine running at a high idle," he said.
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Primetime television suddenly had three mockumentary-styled comedies running at once.
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It's one of several shows running at this contemporary art space.
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Many already have, rescheduling maintenance downtime or running at lower capacity.
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Unemployment at 3.8 percent is also running at a generational low.
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It's unclear, and you're the only train running at this point.
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It's currently running at Toronto's Art Gallery of Ontario until Oct.
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Lebanon's budget deficit is running at around 10 percent of GDP.
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The plant remained unfinished and was still running at partial capacity.
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The play is running at the Harold Pinter Theater — how apt!
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"Everything is running at the moment, but without guests," he said.
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Its online operations are still up and running at this time.
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Check out multiple games running at once in this video demo:
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The fact is, we don't actually plan on running at all.
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Cameras also recorded the car running at least four red lights.
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"Fiddler" is an Off Broadway production, now running at Stage 21905.
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"We're running at full capacity," he said in a phone interview.
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But almost no one is actually running — at least not yet.
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"Leave to Remain," running at the Lyric Hammersmith theater through Feb.
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Back to Rey, who's running at full tilt with her lightsaber... somewhere.
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This year's third-quarter total is running at $9.9 billion to Sept.
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He also did some light running at the same time as Rodriguez.
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Rolling 12-month inflation is now running at 51.3 percent, INDEC said.
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I don't have one but two Twitter clients running at all times.
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Across the EU, 79% of coal plants are running at a loss.
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The DDS has many projects like this running at any given time.
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UK inflation is running at close to 3 percent, squeezing real earnings.
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Public or private, Tesla will keep Mr Musk running at full tilt.
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The result could be a well-organised Europe running at different speeds.
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Wheatcroft hit the damaged vehicle running at full speed, cutting his shins.
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So, there's plenty of content to get up and running at launch.
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Inflation is now running at twice the rate of real economic growth!
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The video shows Savannah running at full speed and in slow motion.
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When he took office in December 20193, inflation was running at 25%.
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Macron has very much hit the ground running at home and abroad.
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Net migration is currently running at more than three times that level.
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APP 'CPU DasherX' shows iPhone CPU is under clocked running at 600MHz.
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Current funding moves would keep the Pentagon running at last year's levels.
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It's already running at capacity at its current 8,000-square-foot facility.
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Running at nearly fifteen minutes, the sermon emphasized the power of love.
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Cross-border acquisitions are running at a historical high, according to Dealogic.
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At 90 meters, Bolt was still running at 44 kilometers per hour.
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They don't keep running at the same speed when they switch systems.
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Katie came running at full speed and leapt into Ms. King's arms.
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The clause also cuts off completely qualified candidates from running at all.
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Of America's five remaining aluminium smelters, only two are running at full capacity.
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At the same time, the quality of cocaine was running at historical lows.
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The processor can't handle multiple taxing apps running at the same time, though.
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Heathrow's two runways are currently running at the very limit of their capacity.
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Can you just keep the console running at full speed all the time?
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In other words, it gets your internet running at its true top speed.
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Others were seen running at higher rates to boost profitability by filling shortages.
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Imports of copper concentrates, meanwhile, are also running at an extremely fast pace.
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I've been running at a pretty advanced level for quite some time now.
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London's share of global IPO volume is running at its lowest since 2012.
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Economic growth is seen running at 1.8 percent next year, the poll showed.
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By the end of 2018, inflation was running at more than 70 percent.
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"This administration has hit the ground running at a record pace," he announces.
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Consider the euro zone, currently running at a projected 1.9 percent growth rate.
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One assumes that electrics were only notionally in the running at this stage.
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He remembers his village in flames and people running at him with machetes.
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The quarterback yells a sharp sound and guys start running at each other.
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Uggla and Ross had advanced to scoring position, running at their own risk.
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Inflation is running at more than 50% per year while the economy sputters.
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STEVE LIESMAN: Our CNBC Rapid Update running at 208% for the fourth quarter.
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During that time, Timken Steel was running at less than 210 percent capacity.
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Alunorte is currently running at about 50 percent capacity under a judicial order.
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A CNV spokesman reiterated that the refinery was running at 65 percent capacity.
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Earnings growth is running at 22.4 percent and revenues are up 8.6 percent.
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It uses custom Kryo 485 Gold cores with one powerful cluster clocked at 2.96 GHz, another three Kyro 485 Gold cores running at a clock speed of 2.42 GHz, and four efficiency-focused Kryo 485 Silver cores running at 1.78 GHz.
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Annual growth is running at a solid 5-7 percent in those five countries.
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I was running at a hundred miles an hour so why wasn't everyone else?
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This went on for two years with pieces running at about the same quality.
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But he predicted they will bolster profits once they are running at full-scale.
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Starts are only running at about an annualized rate of 780,000 for this year.
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China's concentrate imports have been running at a record pace so far this year.
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Even so, inflation is still running at an annual rate of around 20013 percent.
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Producer-price inflation is running at its fastest in more than half a decade.
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They required judicial candidates running at all levels to identify themselves by partisan affiliation.
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The refinery has been running at half capacity because of a lack of crude.
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An Olam executive in Brazil said its warehouse was running at 25 percent capacity.
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The plug, spotted by RocketNews24, is currently running at a sale price of $25.72.
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So any amount of noise, even folks running at the site, can be detected.
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The cuts are running at a volume of about 1.2 million barrels per day.
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Christopher Nolan's stroke of genius is to have his storylines running at different speeds.
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The play, running at New York Theater Workshop, also features songs by Mr. Bowie.
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The last business that I ran, Expedia, was running at 11%, 12% revenue margins.
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They assert White started "running at the officer," forcing Badgujar to back-pedal away.
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That would make me panic – if all those big cows come running at you.
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The result is as expected: If running at full capacity, it will get hot.
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"Our plants have been running at full capacity since even before then," he said.
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Sign-ups are running at a faster pace than at this time last year.
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With dividends running at 7.25 percent and not deductible for tax, that is expensive.
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As a farmer, you want a just-right number of tractors running at once.
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The unit has been running at half capacity since late November 2016, following repairs.
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With average earnings increases running at 2.1%, wages are losing ground against rising prices.
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The US economy is running at close to capacity, with only 3.8 percent unemployment.
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Their combined trade surplus is currently running at an annual rate of $17.63 billion.
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"We are now running at record weekly carloads for Canadian grain," Ruest told analysts.
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For instance, he keeps three Instant Pots running at his house at all times.
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We're probably running at about 80 percent of it or so, I would guess.
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The current far-right parties are running at this consensus with a battering ram.
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Less white matter essentially means that the brain isn't running at its optimal rate.
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With hyperinflation running at 313 million percent per month, the mint couldn't keep up.
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Annual inflation is running at 14,000 percent, according to the opposition-controlled National Assembly.
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Inflation is running at more than 6 percent, putting further pressure on household budgets.
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Two reactors outside Houston are running at full capacity and suffered no serious damage.
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"We're running at about twice the pace of a typical season," Mr. Henson said.
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Annual inflation is running at about 500%, reckons Msasa Capital, a local advisory firm.
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Chinese business activity, he said, is running at about 20 percent of normal levels.
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The Fed's preferred personal consumption expenditures index is currently running at about 1.7 percent.
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Even so, inflation is still running at an annual rate of around 25 percent.
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It opened five months ago and is already running at full occupancy, she said.
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" A banner running at the top of the vignette says "Berkeley, Portland, Charlottesville, Boston.
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Absences by Transportation Security Administration screeners have been running at double the typical rate.
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He began running at an early age, trying to beat his childhood friend Morabity.
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At the top of the list is the XPS 13, which gets the option for two of Intel's quad-core chips: an i5, running at 1.6GHz with speeds up to 3.4GHz, and an i7, running at 1.8GHz with speeds up to 4GHz.
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In March 1997 the American economy seemed to be running at close to full tilt.
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In addition to VOID's Disneyland/Disneyworld locations, it'll also be running at their Glendale, Calif.
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On the corporate side, issuance is running at $8.7 billion in the quarter to Sept.
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But also, President Obama goaded Trump into running at the White House Correspondents Association Dinner.
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"Domino's Pizza is running at 41 times PE," he said, by way of an example.
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And if you can't get enthused about running at all, of course, don't force yourself.
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All of these games were running at their highest settings and at 275p HD resolution.
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That program is now running at more than 5,000 schools and colleges worldwide, says Apple.
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Plus, we can multitask with up to three apps running at once, side by side.
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But the bippity boppety boo didn't appear to be running at full power just yet.
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So there were two tracks in hardware and software UI development running at all times.
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An Arcade Fire show running at high gear is, putting it bluntly, the fucking best.
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One follow-up video included Musk running at the camera deviously wielding the flamethrower himself.
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This is gameplay of New Super Mario Bros Wii running at 1080p on Nvidia Shield.
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"Insider buying is running at the slowest pace for October in the past five years."
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Some of those refineries have come back online, though many are running at reduced rates.
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This new feature will be available to all devices running at least Android 5.0 Lollipop.
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U.S. gasoline consumption is running at a record for the time of year (tmsnrt.rs/1W41Xdk).
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Unemployment is already running at 12.1 percent, with three million Iranians unable to find jobs.
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McArthur River is running at half its capacity to help ease a zinc market glut.
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When running at full steam, Egbin generates almost a quarter of the whole country's electricity.
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Inflation is officially running at 141% as of September last year (the latest available figure).
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There were no rats in sight as trains started running at 11:30 a.m. Sunday.
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That means those costs are likely running at $4 million to 7.5 million a year.
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In 2014 Chinese refiners were thought to be running at just two-thirds of capacity.
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The people I met are so good they keep the line running at full speed.
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The Whiting refinery was running at 100% of its capacity on Monday, the sources said.
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Spending plans for sectors including utilities, construction and retail trade, were running at record highs.
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"I'm excited to hit the ground running at EMILY's List," Cain said in a statement.
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Tunisian unemployment is running at 15.6 percent, rising to about 30 percent among the young.
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Refineries are running at a high level, and utilization has been running over 2000 percent.
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Earnings growth this quarter is running at more than 25 percent, according to Thomson Reuters.
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As a result, Democrats are running at 91 percent of their totals compared to 2012.
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At a cumulative 212.2,28.4 tonnes they were running at an annualized pace of 780,000 tonnes.
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"You're working without one spark plug so you're not running at full throttle," she said.
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We were shooting at an actual high school, which was still running at the time.
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Running at 16 tracks, WRLD on Drugs features the pair's previous collab single "Fine China".
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This is the "dub" version of the track, running at an almost criminal 2:50.
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A. It's true, I do have a number of exhibitions running at the same time.
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Some refineries remain shut or are running at reduced capacity, and gasoline prices have soared.
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Inflation by the Fed's preferred gauge is running at 1.6%, well below its 2% target.
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Inflation is running at about 40 percent so far this year while the economy contracts.
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They have been running at an annualised 1.2 million tonnes over the last three months.
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Running at first was terrifying, but I pushed through it and now love it again.
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Under tighter sanctions, Iran's economy has contracted sharply and inflation is running at 50 percent.
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Running at a lower speed, however, means an animal can speed up or slow down.
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In the acclaimed Druid company production, running at Lincoln Center's White Light Festival through Nov.
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The economy has been mired in recession and annual inflation is running at above 50%.
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The economy already is near full employment, but deficits are running at 4.2% of GDP.
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"[Zebra Technologies is] running at full tilt … but the stock still remains cheap," Cramer said.
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Apprehensions of Mexican immigrants at the border are running at their lowest since the 1970s.
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Running at or near your prestroller pace ''will feel much harder than before,'' he adds.
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Mr. Goodwin said he thought Mr. Harris was running at him, so he kicked him.
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Or rather, perhaps it's true in the way that running at the pool isn't allowed.
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Did someone leave the hose running at Firehouse 51 or are those our tear ducts?
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It also indicated that global economic growth was running at or above potential, Carbon said.
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These oil changes assure that the vehicle is running at it's highest output and efficiency.
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"Hengyi's Brunei project is running at almost full capacity," a company spokeswoman said on Thursday.
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With inflation running at 1.3 million percent currently, the paper had struggled to retain staff.
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Private-sector pay growth, excluding bonuses, is running at about 3% a year in nominal terms.
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With the economy running at a nice clip these days, concerns about inflation have quietly resurfaced.
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It wasn't until I was 24 that my immune system started running at full capacity again.
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She keeps her smartphone's camera running at all times, capturing the action as she sees it.
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"The Louisiana attribution model was running at scales of 10 to 12 kilometers," instead of hundreds.
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The build-out of battery capacity and precursor materials capacity is running at similarly exponential rates.
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Most are running at limited capacity, with generators that require diesel, which is in short supply.
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In its latest GDP forecast, the Atlanta Fed now sees the increase running at 2.3 percent.
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I came to find out that goats are scared of little [tiny] things running at them.
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Retailers may be running at this logistically difficult, extremely low-margin service for relatively little return.
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As always you'll need to view either via Safari on a Mac running at least 10.9.
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But it'll take a while before Apple's operations there get up and running at full capacity.
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Or model running in situations you shouldn't test in real life—like running at the pool?
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Running at full speed, the robot, Liam, is capable of disassembling 1.2 million iPhones every year.
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Netflix and Hulu will both have films in the running at the Academy Awards this year.
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Growth in factories' output softened for the third consecutive month despite running at a decent clip.
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Furnaces across China are running at 86 percent, their lowest since June, according to the data.
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Makes sense, though, to keep both the headset light and the PS4 running at maximum potential.
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Ever since Susan started running at YouTube, the percentage of women at YouTube has increased significantly.
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He has proposed an economic and social pact to combat inflation, which is running at 1053%.
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Meanwhile, the U.S. public research into quantum computing is running at around $200 million per year.
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More than 85 percent of dairy farmers were already estimated to be running at a loss.
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CT: So when could you possibly have a casino resort up and running at the earliest?
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There's even some reflective piping designed to make you visible when running at dawn or dusk.
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Production of the Escape alone is enough to keep the Louisville plant running at full capacity.
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Buses stopped running at midday, roads closed to all but nonemergency vehicles at 2:30 p.m.
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The pendulum appears to be swinging again with LME cancellations and outflows running at accelerated levels.
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"We're currently running at a loss and figuring out how to break even," he told me.
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While running at slow speeds, their force is more than sufficient to cause a skull fracture.
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He's now part of the team responsible for keeping Kai up and running at all times.
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The DA's internal polls say it is running at 35% or so in its target areas.
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We've adopted technology that we had been dabbling in but now we're running at massive scale.
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This is where the trick kicks in: Don't stop running at the end of an episode.
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The camera closes in on the animals as they face each other, running at high speed.
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Job cuts are a sensitive issue given unemployment is running at 29%, an 11-year high.
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Macri's approval ratings are running at 44 percent, according to an Observatorio Electoral survey on Tuesday.
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Meanwhile, inflation has been rising and was running at 2.8% in August from a year earlier.
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Alexander stated that "when [Hill] saw the officer, he charged, running at the officer," CNN noted.
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Kurdish exports are running at about 520,000 to 530,000 bpd so far this month, he said.
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Twelve-month inflation was running at 50.5% in October, according to the most recent official data.
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With Destiny 43, it's even more obvious that the game isn't running at the highest settings.
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Though running at night requires an entirely different approach, the shirt still reflects in the dark.
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It requires plugging the iPhone into a Mac running at least OS X Yosemite via USB.
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The new facility should be up and running at some point during the second half of 2018.
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Overall investment-grade lending in the third quarter is running at a slower pace than last year.
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"Almost all of its brands are running at full speed," analysts at Berenberg said in a note.
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Alissa Wilkinson: Vice is one of the more divisive films in the running at this year's Oscars.
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Those plants are currently running at only about 70 percent capacity, he said, providing room for growth.
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Ideally, you want to be running at levels of 40-80 percent battery as much as possible.
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Rolling 12-month inflation was running at 55.8%, the National Institute of Statistics and Censuses (INDEC) said.
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The country is struggling with a deep recession, with unemployment currently running at more than 11 percent.
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In addition, economic growth abroad appears to be running at a somewhat softer pace than previously expected.
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This Week in Tech, Buzz Out Loud, or Windows Weekly (if it was running at the time).
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"All of the sudden everybody started running at the gas station and hiding behind things," he said.
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The new Predator X35 features a curved 35-inch display, running at WQHD (3440 x 13) resolution.
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Wi-Gig will operate in the 60Ghz band, helping prevent any interference and running at low latency.
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At the moment, America's trade deficit with Europe is running at an annual rate of $159.6 billion.
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Those feelings have subsided a little since, but are still running at about 40% of EU workers.
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Production at the smallest, PSA's 1950s-era Villaverde plant in Madrid, is running at well below capacity.
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Retail price inflation, the benchmark for these bonds, is running at a more than 173-year high.
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Overall performance doesn't become an issue until you hit a dozen apps running at the same time.
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The app also insists that you leave it running at night so the alarm can function properly.
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Rolling 12-month inflation is running at 54.7%, the National Institute of Statistics and Censuses (INDEC) said.
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To keep Smyrna running at a high rate, Nissan last year exported 100,000 vehicles to 70 countries.
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Speculation over OPEC's intentions has been running at a fever pitch, and whipsawed the price of crude.
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Bolt-on acquisitions are likely as FlixMobility seeks to sustain revenue growth rates running at around 50%.
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Despite U.S. unemployment running at only 4.9 percent, policymakers are also worried about too-low U.S. inflation.
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Having 3,000 horses running at each other, especially after we discovered that horses cannot touch each other.
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That's something like 10 smelters running at full speed on March 1, after being idle on Feb.
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Airbus is, however, lowering production costs in order to try to keep assembly running at reduced rates.
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Data shows Turkish growth running at 22 percent, making it one of the world's fastest-growing economies.
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More fundamentally, it's clear that production itself is running at lower levels than a few years ago.
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Within a few years he was running at full force and was wagering around £2280,230 per game.
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Support for the frontrunner, the conservative People's Party led by Sebastian Kurz, running at about 33 percent.
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Current permit, price and employment data are running at 98 percent of normal economic and housing activity.
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Army EOD units are running at 40% to 50% capacity at the team level, the tech said.
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But she kept her composure, while Mr. Trump often seemed disgusted and running at a high boil.
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And when Belgium isn't running at you with Hazard, De Bruyne and Romelu Lukaku again and again.
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On Google's Nexus and Pixel phones running at least Android 6, data is backed to Google Drive.
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She also says retailers with online delivery and click-and-collect services are running at full capacity.
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Here are seven things you can do to make sure your internet is running at top speed:
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Hospitals are already running at over-capacity, with an average 2003% occupancy rate, according to the IHD.
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The increase was due mostly to inflation, which is running at about 55%, according to official data.
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Most treadmills are controlled with small buttons that are difficult to press while running at high speed.
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It can also make far sharper twists and turns than if it were running at full steam.
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Andretti's car was running at the finish in just six of his last 603 races at Indy.
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I caught Matthew Kirschenbaum up by the swings; I don't think he was running at top speed.
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Demand for those large cars remains robust, and the plant is running at nearly 80 percent capacity.
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You can easily stop programs from running at startup on your Mac computer using your System Preferences.
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Europe's largest economy is enjoying a sustained period of growth and unemployment is running at 5.2 percent.
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Unemployment is running at a 50-year low and job creation is coming off a blockbuster November.
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There is a cheetah gym facility where people get to experience running at 40 miles per hour!
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What is revolutionary about the minibuses is not that they're free, but that they're running at all.
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The factory was running at about 20 percent of its full production capacity last year, GM said.
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With labor markets running at or near full capacity the pressure to raise wages is slowly rising.
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In fact, a $1.5 million managed-access system was up and running at Lee Correctional in 2018.
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Police said Hill saw the officer and started running at him as Olsen called him to stop.
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The system is running at China's National Supercomputing Center in Wuxi, about two hours west of Shanghai.
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It was running 10 frames ... It was running at 10 frames a second, the tracking was off.
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Online inflation is running at one percentage point below official inflation, reflecting the bargains available on the web.
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The unemployment rate is running at 3.7 percent and inflation is just above the Fed's 2 percent target.
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Fiat Chrysler's plants are running at close to capacity due to continued strong demand for trucks and SUV's.
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According to BuzzFeed News' findings, these planes have been running at full capacity for at least a year.
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It's incredibly unstable, often running at around 20 frames a second even in what seem like simple environments.
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The Fed's preferred inflation gauge, PCE has been running at about 1.8%, below the Fed's target of 2%.
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If your government is running at a profit, you have a problem; it's not an indicator of success.
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Do you have like tennis balls bouncing at him, or someone in a green suit running at him?
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The median inflation forecast was 1.8%, but that could move lower, with PCE inflation readings running at 103%.
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How do you, running at this time ... Why hasn't the government, the Congress, pushed back enough on this?
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Running at the Tank through February 463, Hottentotted pays tribute to Saartjie Baartman and the exploitation she endured.
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The Aero kept it smoothly running at 144 fps, with max settings, and plenty of action on-screen.
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This newest generation comes with Custom Intel® Xeon® Platinum 8175M series processors running at 2.5 GHz.
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Running at the state level, our candidates understand the power of a strong ground game better than anyone.
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This week, Washington and the caretaker government in Seoul announced THAAD was up and running, at least partially.
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He has also been consistently running at least 3 points better than his fellow Democrats against Trump nationally.
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Combined with other refineries running at reduced levels, over a fifth of the U.S. refining has been affected.
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"The Prom" debuted on Broadway in October and is currently running at the Longacre Theatre in New York.
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But if they get down to running at 703% capacity or something like that, it'll be suicidal again.
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Mills are also running at higher capacity to reap margins that are over 8073,000 yuan ($149.90) a tonne.
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It's a clever bit of engineering and it's effective at keeping the processor running at its top speeds.
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Refinery utilization rates fell by 1.7 percentage points, but remain relatively strong, running at 92.9 percent of capacity.
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Turkish one-year yields are now over 21304 percent but core inflation is running at almost 211 percent.
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Annual inflation is running at 3.75 percent, below the central bank's target of 4.25 percent for this year.
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Meanwhile, others will not be back in operation or running at pre-hurricane levels for a long time.
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This dashed Stepanova's hopes of running at the Games as an independent athlete, which Vitaly said was unfair.
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Nonetheless, 12-month inflation is still running at 55.8% while prices are up 15.6% so far this year.
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"Refineries which are running at maximum capacities may instead run a little lower," one of the sources said.
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With all those caveats, nevertheless, it seems indisputable that production has been running at below year-earlier levels.
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The market had expected INEOS to keep the pipeline running at reduced rates while it repaired the crack.
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In the San Juan metro area, cafes, bars and restaurants are running at half-speed with diesel generators.
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This is because the app needs to be running at all times while the game is in effect.
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Listen to this: Former Democratic Senator Mike Gravel is thinking about running at 88 years old. Eighty-eight.
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Here critics respond to three very different festival shows running at the Public Theater; 212-967-7555, publictheater.org.
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The company does not disclose its revenue, but analysts estimate it is running at $200 million a year.
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The winner covered 210 laps in 19933 hours; the slowest car running at the finish covered 21993 laps.
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And "Cursed Child" was the only Tony-nominated new play still running at the end of the season.
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The PlayStation 23's CPU consists of 25x Zen 2450 Cores running at 24 GHz, with variable frequency.
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The world's appetite for oil has already been running at a sluggish pace because of the economic slowdown.
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Not getting carried away by it but I think we're running at about 11 basis points of loss.
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A new production of the play, directed by Lisa Spirling, is now running at Hampstead Theater in London.
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The U.S. economy is running at near-full capacity, so more exports to China would mean fewer elsewhere.
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Argentina is in the grip of a prolonged recession and annual inflation is running at more than 50%.
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With the cost running at nearly $6 billion, officials in Laos wondered how they would afford their share.
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The stream is 4K, but some games like Destiny 2 are actually running at a much lower 1080p.
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Cash levels in the sector have been running at near highest-ever levels for three years, Gheedia said.
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Core inflation is now running at a three-month annualized average of 2.88 percent, the highest since 2008.
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The running recovery included 16 minutes of running at a moderate pace and five more minutes of walking.
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They are now running at a rate of two upgrades for every downgrade, or a ratio of 2.
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It'll cost $29 and you'll have a fresh battery pack and a phone running at full speed again.
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That is odd for an economy with a tight labor market, with unemployment running at a 3.8 percent.
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The core personal consumption expenditures index is running at 1.6% a year, short of the Fed's 2% goal.
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Tenacious and technically gifted, Suarez is equally effective with his back to goal as he is running at defenders.
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The pipeline, which runs from Houston, Texas to Linden, New Jersey, has been running at full capacity since 2012.
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Troubled loans at Italian banks are running at nearly a fifth of total lending after a three-year recession.
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Distillate consumption at home has been more mixed but fairly strong and exports have been running at record levels.
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"By the time the full payment comes through, the transaction is running at a loss," he said in Bengali.
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Which sounds a lot until you consider that global aluminum consumption is running at around 180,000 tonnes each day.
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An exhibition of her most celebrated dresses, Diana: Her Fashion Story, has been running at Kensington Palace since February.
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Inflation also has slowed, running at 1.7% in the first quarter, which is below the Federal Reserve's 2% target.
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Simulations show that evacuations only run smoothly if the highways are running at less than full capacity, Mahmassani added.
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To use Elgato's converter and its companion application, you'll need a device running at least Mac OS X 10.6.
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One of the first titles for the new console is Forza Motorsport 7, running at native 4K and 60fps.
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The Pitesti plant was running at full capacity and its total output was not expected to decline, Furet added.
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During the early to mid-2000s arrests for political or religious crimes were running at around 150 a year.
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Since then, it added an option that allows users to see if their battery is running at maximum capacity.
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Headline inflation is running at 2 percent, whereas it nudged 4 percent in 2008 and 3 percent in 2011.
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Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune is currently running at the Broadhurst Theater in New York City.
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The Live In high-waist leggings tout moisture-wicking technology great for running at the gym or running errands.
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J.P. Morgan said its credit card growth is running at 8%, and consumer spending growth is tracking around 11%.
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Output and demand in the global market are each currently running at almost 100 million barrels per day (bpd).
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"Skoda is running at the edge of its capacity, which is evidence that our strategy is working," he said.
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Add 100-degree weather on top of that, and you see why the fan is running at full pelt.
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Amy Winehouse: A Family Portrait is running at the Jewish Museum, London, from March 16 to September 24, 2017.
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I've also been dealing with a shin and hip injury lately, so I probably shouldn't be running at all.
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"That's a play that has the highest likelihood of concussion, because everyone is running at full speed," says Kosofsky.
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Sales for the year to date were running at 692,306, up 0.4 percent on the same period of 2016.
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Travis Kauffman was trail running at Horsetooth Mountain Park near the Rocky Mountains last Monday when the attack happened.
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"It makes no sense to have factories running at only 40% capacity," Stefan Sommer, Volkswagen's procurement head, told Reuters.
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I was running at full speed at a time when I didn't even know what I was good at.
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At the time of its collapse, the US-based company was running at a loss of around $48 million.
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Like Amygdala, this record is a long one, running at nearly 80 minutes across 16 busy-yet-beautiful tracks.
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Sales for the year to date were running at 788,968, up 7.23 percent on the same period of 2016.
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Alcoa's Becancour smelter in Canada has been running at minimal capacity since a union lock-out in January 2018.
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Hassan, who was also seen on video running at the police with a knife, was fatally shot by officers.
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Which sounds a lot until you consider that global aluminium consumption is running at around 180,000 tonnes each day.
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The largest refinery in the United States, in Port Arthur Texas, was running at reduced rates, sources told Reuters.
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Wage growth in building is running at 6% a year, compared with 3.6% in the economy as a whole.
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At the same time, annual inflation is currently running at around 3.0%, the rate targeted by the central bank.
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They need fuel to power their cars in case of an emergency or to keep generators running at home.
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And 12 children continue to depend on generators and batteries to keep ventilators running at San Jorge Children's Hospital.
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Refiners have been running at high rates due to surprisingly strong distillate demand and heavy demand for U.S. exports.
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His policies have basically been the economic equivalent of running at breakneck speed with a pair of sharp scissors.
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Export are currently running at 100,000 barrels per day (bpd), compared with 133,000 bpd in October, the official said.
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The Fed's preferred measure of inflation, the core PCE deflator, was still running at a cool 1.7% in September.
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With U.S. crude exports running at about 2 million bpd, China's purchases represent about 16 percent of the total.
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Running at high speed and pressured by his marker, he could easily have blasted a shot into the stands.
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The moves could spark concern about inflation, now running at 7.28 percent, well above the government's 5 percent target.
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Go for a few rounds, stay for the puppy play contest (or whatever event is running at the time).
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Granting interim clearances have become necessary in order to keep weapons development programs running at full force, he added.
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The attrition rate was running at 30 percent a year, according to the last figures, made public in 2016.
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If the economy is running at a 2% inflation rate, you are more likely to receive annual pay raises.
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The result is inflation running at an annual rate of about 19 percent, besieging ordinary people and companies alike.
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But with tix in his section running at least $6,000 each, he's sending his kids to the nosebleed section.
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Complicating the situation, most labs have been running at least two tests per patient — although that could soon change.
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On Tuesday, 54 labs were running at full capacity; another 46 are expected to be up running by Saturday.
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On the way to Broadway, the show is running at the Cadillac Palace Theater in Chicago through Oct. 14.
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Benoliel has a one-woman show that is currently running at the Comédie des Champs Elysées theatre in Paris.
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Analysts see headline inflation running at 3.4% this year, unchanged from 2019 levels, before dropping to 3.1% by 2022.
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Further, to keep the lines running at all costs, poultry workers are often denied time to use a bathroom.
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Svetlana had no difficulty talking and running at the same time; she seemed able to keep it up indefinitely.
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It'll stay in the car until we get about halfway through the season, running at race speeds almost constantly.
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In the first 0.013 months of the year, the annual rate of inflation was running at 20.01%, IBGE said.
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In the first 0.013 months of the year, the annual rate of inflation was running at 20.01%, IBGE said.
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The personal consumption expenditures (PCE), the Fed's preferred gauge of inflation, has been running at a lethargic 1.5 percent.
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Training at high altitudes contributes to a running dominance that makes running at lower elevation child's play, Onywera says.
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Eskom had proposed a wage freeze due to financial constraints, even though inflation is running at about 5 percent.
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Powell takes over with an economy looking stronger but with political tensions around Washington running at a boiling point.
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But after nearly a full quarter's worth of economic statistics, it is now running at a dismal 1.8 percent.
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Manufacturers are keeping up pressure on Senate Republican leaders to get the Export-Import Bank running at full speed.
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The Airport Express train, which links Hong Kong island to the terminals, was running at reduced intervals on Saturday.
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On Tuesday, Motiva had been running at only 85033 percent capacity after decreasing production in the wake of Harvey.
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The Uzbek sum lost 12.3% of its value against the dollar last year while inflation was running at 15.2%.
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The agency also said the attrition rate for the Afghan National Army was running at 2000 percent a month.
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His first show of new works in five years is currently running at Matthew Marks Gallery in New York.
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But as the governor's office is saying, this is better than full closure, with no trains running at all.
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So many of us have a side project running at any given point - or at least wish we had one.
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Gradually stream in the sugar and salt while the mixer is running at high speed until it is all added.
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The subways are running at 50 percent capacity, just as the city opens its hotels and Airbnbs to 100,000 guests.
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A big stimulus when growth is still running at about 6.5% year on year would be an alarming over-reaction.
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That would be enough to make a big dent in Louisiana's oft-lamented structural deficit, currently running at around $440m.
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Check out these contests running at the hackathon: Amazon Alexa Best use of Amazon Alexa in a voice user experience.
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She is running at around 5 percent in national polling averages, and is polling even lower than that in Iowa.
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West Texas Intermediate crude futures are running at around $7 to $8 a barrel cheaper than international benchmark Brent futures.
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The National Weather Service reported some of the region's larger rivers were running at record high levels, causing levee breaks.
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Toby loves running through the sand and one of his best moves is running at full speed towards the camera.
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But Haldane highlighted robust consumer spending and the strong labour market and said Britain's economy was running at full capacity.
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Inflation is running at 20143,000 percent and basic foods and medicines, like rice and antibiotics, are increasingly difficult to obtain.
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Icarus Films at 40 is running at the Metrograph (7 Ludlow St, Lower East Side, Manhattan) September 14–September 30.
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Inflation is running at more than 20 percent per year and at least one in five of workers are jobless.
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But you need to take that number in context with the first quarter, where it was running at about 1%.
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Second-quarter gross domestic product (GDP) surprised to the upside at 0.6 percent and inflation is running at 0.5 percent.
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But Haldane highlighted robust consumer spending and the strong labor market and said Britain's economy was running at full capacity.
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Better still, Nested is running at 100 percent accuracy for 2018 and is confident enough to make this data public.
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He said economic data for the first half of 2016 showed the economy was running at "8 out of 10".
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Gasoline consumption has been relatively strong since the start of March, running at or near record levels set in 2016.
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Annual inflation is running at over 33 percent and authorities oppose the International Monetary Fund's recommendation to float the currency.
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The ECB seeks to have inflation running at just below 2.0 percent, something it has not had since early 2013.
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Unemployment is running at close to one in four and there is a 713 percent jobless rates among the youth.
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This really means China and it's worth noting that the country's imports of concentrates are also running at record levels.
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But deploying a fiscal boost would not be costless, with Britain's public-debt-to-GDP ratio already running at 84%.
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It's available for $399 and boasts a new 2160×1200, low-persistence OLED display running at 90 frames per second.
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When looking at the various reports compared to expectations, the economy is running at its weakest level since February 2016.
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An exhibition dedicated to the installation artist Mario García Torres is also running at the museum through June 26. museotamayo.
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U.S. soybean and corn exports are simply not running at a high enough rate to clear out inventories, he said.
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Brazil targets annual inflation at 4.5 percent, less than half of what it was running at until a year ago.
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His "Entre Chien et Loup" for Paris Opera has been running at the same time as the City Ballet season.
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It has now reached an all-time high, running at an annual rate of close to a staggering $1 trillion.
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Source: OPIS U.S. refineries are running at full throttle, taking in last week 18 million barrels of oil to process.
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Yet Xtandi's domestic sales are leveling off, with growth running at an 11 percent annual rate in the second quarter.
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And if you're a career-long politician who can't run on your record, then why are you running at all?
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With 11 million unemployed and inflation running at just over 9 percent, Temer is under pressure from Brazilians to deliver.
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Oil inventories are building as new refineries in China and Vietnam are running at full tilt, adding to Asia's supplies.
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The dynamic focused attention on Argentina's heavy load of dollar-denominated debt and 12-month inflation running at 25.5 percent.
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Their actual forecasts, which take into account economic reports yet to be released, is running at an average 3.6 percent.
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I put everyday expenses on my TD Cash Card (running at $800) or Discover (~$300) (depending on the 5% cashback).
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My training starts in earnest today, and I'm committed to running at least three days a week all month. 2.
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West Texas Intermediate crude futures are running at around $7 to $8 a barrel cheaper than international benchmark Brent futures.
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His work is distinctive for its intricate motion, often featuring characters running at hyper-fast speeds and with surrealistic exaggeration.
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Weekly inflation has jumped to 0.3%, data showed on Wednesday, after running at no more than 0.1% for several weeks.
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But for others, like Mr. Tucker, who began running at 16, staying in Australia has cost him his athletic career.
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First performed in Paris in 2013, the play is now running at the National Theater in London through Oct. 20.
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The center was running at Level 2, the same level it operated on during the Ridgecrest earthquake over the summer.
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It is big, effective and has been up and running at full strength longer than anyone else in the field.
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One of the two caskets was being dropped off when the car -- which was running at the time -- was stolen.
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There was a countdown clock running at the top of Macy's website, informing shoppers immediately of the limited-time offer.
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November core CPI, excluding food and energy prices, was up 0.2%, matching estimates and running at a 2.3% annual rate.
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We came in before this interview, it was running at 80 or 85% probability of a rate cut this month.
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But it is running at between 30 percent and 40 percent of capacity because of a shortage of federal funds.
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As Bezos notes in the press conference, Amazon is only running at 2700 percent renewable energy today, five years later.
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Car companies are making big profits in the North American market, and their plants are running at near-capacity levels.
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There's no Thunderbolt 3, for example, so its USB-C port won't charge a MacBook Pro running at full tilt.
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It established a factory in Buffalo, New York to make the tiles, but it's not running at full capacity yet.
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Inflation is running at 200,000 percent and basic foods and medicines, like rice and antibiotics, are increasingly difficult to obtain.
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I slept better when I kept the Dyson personal air purifier running at a low setting next to my bed.
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Few jobs have materialized and the plant is only half-built, running at less than one percent its projected output.
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Production in the OPEC-member has been running at about 1 million bpd, although it remains volatile due to unrest.
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Japanese LBO loans are running at a decade high, with more than US$2600bn of deals closed already this year.
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Consumer price inflation in Mexico is currently running at its highest level in more than eight-and-a-half years.
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If you're bored there, hit buttons: Increase the incline, or add in a few doses of running at higher speeds.
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The aircraft's high speed and initial climb suggests the engines were running at a higher than usual thrust, experts say.
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Two children, neither more than five or six years old, are running at pigeons on the sidewalk outside the café.
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That would be enough to temporarily staunch a global supply surplus that was running at twice that for much of 2015.
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For a high-definition display running at 60 frames per second, the GPU must generate 120 million pixels at a time.
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The automaker has said the factories aren't running at full capacity and are building mostly slow-selling and less-profitable cars.
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However, sales bounced back over the last three weeks, with reservations running at similar levels to last year's strong market activity.
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Russian oil output has been running at a record 11.42 million bpd so far this month, an industry source told Reuters.
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With inflation running at about 2 percent, that constitutes real growth, which is augmented by lower tax bills for most Americans.
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Refineries in Mexico are running at about 60 percent of their 1.576 million bpd of capacity, according to the company's data.
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And in the U.S., inflation has been running at more than 2% per year, which makes 3% wage gains rather unimpressive.
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A Nike+ version is optimized with a full Nike watchface and includes a band with reflective yarn for running at night.
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An enormous Tesla-installed power storage facility is up and running at Southern California Edison's Mira Loma substation in Ontario, California.
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Three carriers in South Korea, which are running at about the same pace as US carriers, are rolling out 5G now.
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Until Apple and Google figure it out, MKBHD and #teamcrispy will all be running at 1080p on the Apple TV 4K.
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Thursday's report estimated that the core PCE rate was running at 2.1 percent on an annual basis in the first quarter.
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New stores are performing even worse, running at 73 percent of the comp restaurant volumes, a lower level than pre-crisis.
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In Scholl's defense, her attorney pointed to the bus driver's testimony that the car's motor was not running at the time.
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U.S. demand for primary aluminum meanwhile has been running at robust rates as the products segment of the supply chain thrives.
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Microsoft and Amazon are still working on this integration, and the company has a limited beta test running at the moment.
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Consumer price inflation is running at just 0.4 percent, well below the RBNZ's target range of 1 percent to 3 percent.
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Here is Elon Musk, running at the camera in a short Instagram video of himself with his new Boring Company flamethrower.
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In the first six months of this year, the U.S. trade deficit was running at an annual rate of $712 billion.
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The five-year breakevens and the TIPS market are running at like 1 1/2 percent, which is the CPI breakeven.
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They are running at 17% in a three-poll average, compared with 22% for the Brexit Party and 26% for Labour.
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This could cause life-threatening flooding along the Mississippi River, which has been running at flood stage for months, officials warned.
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Tom Kloza, head of global energy analysis at Oil Price Information Service, said refineries were all running at high summertime rates.
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Since 2010, GM has sold about 150,000 Volts - about half the capacity of a typical car plant running at full speed.
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Core consumer inflation was running at 2.1% annual in April, but it's the Fed's preferred gauge, PCE inflation, that matters more.
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The program, currently running at nine airports around the country, uses facial recognition technology to identify passengers leaving on international flights.
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This is causing phone's to keep the processor running at a high rate and also making the phones get really hot.
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This isn't easy; in a game running at 21000004623550726144 frames per second, you have only fractions of a second to respond.
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Early-Bird tickets are on sale now for $249, and students get a big discount with tickets running at just $45.
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Metal printers with the capacity to build a firearm are running at less than $10,000, and the price continues to drop.
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Unfortunately, we were unable to test it just yet, as the service wasn't up-and-running at the time of publication.
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China's steel output has been running at high levels for the past year as mills took advantage of strong domestic demand.
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The ride is supposed to be a carbon copy of the one that's already up and running at Universal in Orlando.
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Samuel Tombs, an economist Pantheon Macroeconomics, a consultancy, said the CBI survey suggested many factories were now running at full capacity.
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"We have villages in Malawi that were installed in 2006 and those villages are still running at 98 percent," Fallone said.
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U.S. earnings growth this year is running at around 30 percent, the highest in eight years, but will slow next year.
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Fuel consumption at home is also now running at record or near-record levels, according to an analysis of EIA data.
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The sun provides power when it is needed most, during daylight hours when air-conditioning systems are running at full blast.
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On this basis The Economist calculates the subsidy on mortgages to be running at $150 billion a year, 1% of GDP.
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The government also devalued the peso currency and erased long-running fuel subsidies, further stoking inflation already running at 30 percent.
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All of these attractions, and dozens more, are still running — at least virtually — in this alternate universe of last-ride videos.
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But the promised recovery has not materialized and Argentina is in recession with inflation running at 55% on an annual basis.
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Twin Peaks is running at a different ratio, maybe... let's say three questions per answer, if you don't include last week.
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"When I wrote Dead Man Walking in 1993, support for the death penalty was running at 80 percent nationally," recalls Prejean.
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The recession-hit Latin American nation has been grappling with stubborn inflation running at an annual rate of over 50 percent.
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In some schools, old schools especially, the electrical systems can't cope with so many air purifiers running at the same time.
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Running at 2.92 % annually in April, it has stayed below the medium term target of 20203% for the past nine months.
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The ECB targets inflation of close to 2 percent over the medium-term but it is running at just below zero.
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Then when I got too old to bike up hills and use gears and things, I went to running at 100.
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Do you want a very popular, self-proclaimed socialist or a popular mainstream Democrat running at the top of the ticket?
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That's a current deal running at Amazon, and you should definitely take advantage of it before it ends on Oct. 5.
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But Spiceworks found that about 32 percent of respondents were still running at least one machine with Windows XP last summer.
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A similar idea animates "The Shadow Whose Prey the Hunter Becomes," running at the Public's Manhattan mother ship through Jan. 19.
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Taking into account inflation running at about 9 percent, next year's draft budget envisages roughly zero spending growth in real terms.
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Nearly two weeks later, Amtrak and New Jersey Transit trains were running at less than two-thirds of the regular schedule.
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Linda Flanagan, Summit, N.J. The writer has been coaching running at Kent Place School in Summit for the last 11 years.
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Apart from the coronavirus, 2020 started well with inquires - a precursor to orders - running at a high level, Poux-Guillaume said,.
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Humans running at vastly improved speeds could make the impossible possible — 500-mile ultraruns, hunting deer by hand, sprinting on water.
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Time proportionate government spending is running at the fastest rate in recent years – which in part reflects advance payments to Eskom.
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Running at full tilt, the factory here, owned and operated by Apple's manufacturing partner Foxconn, can produce 500,000 iPhones a day.
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The refinery, Total's smallest, but the closest to the French capital, has been running at minimum output levels since last week.
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So we'll be able to supply a good portion of that when this plant is up and running at full capacity.
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Clark said fuel prices for his airline were now running at roughly 44 percent higher than the same time last year.
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"Our study really leveraged this large familial registry that we've had running at Roswell Park for over 653 years," Eng said.
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Ms. Le Pen's chief rival, Emmanuel Macron, is a youthful and untested politician running at the head of a new party.
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There was that Denver Broncos hit in early September, a lineman running at Newton full speed and striking their helmets together.
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U.S. demand for primary aluminium meanwhile has been running at robust rates as the products segment of the supply chain thrives.
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"If we created a world where everyone is running at their optimum, it would be a really amazing world," Asprey says.
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Not Android Auto, to be clear, but an embedded Android operating system running at the heart of the dashboard and infotainment system.
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Refineries in the Midwest were running at 73% of their capacity in the last week of October, the lowest level since 1985.
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All profits from Hamilton's Puerto Rico performances — running at the Centro de Bellas Artes Luis A. Ferrè theatre — go toward the fund.
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Repeated shutdowns at the field, Libya's largest, have slashed capacity which was running at a maximum of 280,000 bpd in recent months.
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U.S. solar cell plants went from running at 81.7 percent of capacity in 2014 to 28.9 percent in 2016, the filing said.
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The Atlanta Fed's latest tracking estimate on economic growth was the weakest since April 2016 when it was running at 0.1 percent.
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Economic growth, meanwhile, is running at an annual rate of around 1.7 percent — not particularly strong, but faster that in recent years.
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"Running at school has given me a family," says Lakeview Charter graduate Steve Garcia, now studying at the University of California, Berkeley.
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Running at just more than a minute long, the video kicks off with a soundbite that appears to be from Vermont Sen.
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The airport has been running at limited capacity since reopening on April 3 following an Islamic State suicide bombing on March 22.
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Kalanick (worth over $5 billion, according to Forbes) has said that Graves, "hit the ground running," at Uber after he was hired.
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The reviews of Dan Fogelman's new movie, Life Itself — currently running at a cool 12% on Rotten Tomatoes — are not just bad.
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The ride currently running at Disneyland has riders also fly through a dogfight, passing by video of X-Wing and TIE fighters.
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The ECB decided in September to restart purchases on Nov 1, running at a monthly rate of 20 billion euros a month.
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Now, the United States Department of Homeland Security is rushing to get those systems up and running at airports across the country.
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In January, Asus showed off the first 4K HDR gaming monitor running at 144Hz — a sort of best-of-all-specs scenario.
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With annual inflation running at 6.9 percent in August, the pay freeze entails significant declines in real wages for certain state employees.
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On an intensive run with Chrome and Spotify running at max brightness and Bluetooth enabled, I peaked at six hours of battery.
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However, the rises do not make up for inflation, which is running at an annual rate of 700%, according to the IMF.
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Valero's comments corroborate data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration showing refineries running at record rates between November and March (tmsnrt.rs/2a1IqJM).
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"Coke producers are running at very high utilisation rates, we haven't heard any kind of restrictions related to environmental protection," he said.
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Moreover, Destiny 2 for PC — while running at 60fps (yay!) — won't come with dedicated servers, instead running on peer-to-peer servers.
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The rumored resolution here implies that iOS would be running at another order of magnitude of pixel destiny with 3x Retina assets.
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"By the December meeting, we think inflation numbers running at roughly 2% will lead the Fed to stop cutting," the bank said.
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It suggested I ought to aim for a target range of 60 to 69 inches for the pace I was running at.
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Also Asda would have benefited from food price inflation across the industry - running at 3.4 percent according to the latest industry data.
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Not content to rely on numbers alone, the researchers built a life-sized robot of Caudipteryx capable of running at different speeds.
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Wage growth has been running at a 2.5-3.0 percent year-over-year pace, which is modest by historical standards, Zandi said.
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Murray's first serve percentage was running at 70 percent for most of the match, dipping slightly to 67 percent by the end.
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But with debt levels in some sectors running at 8 or 9 times operating profits, companies are fast draining their cash reserves.
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Google's instructions involve connecting an iPhone or iPad running at least iOS 8 to the new Pixel using Google's Quick Switch Adapter.
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To make VR feel truly immersive, and to avoid nausea, it helps to have your software running at 90 frames per second.
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One report on Sunday suggested that a sample of ballot papers in the race found the two candidates running at 50/50.
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Yet it is running at par with the average of the past ten years, which include the five worst years on record.
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If your watch doesn't realize your workout has ended for a while, it can keep running at higher power longer than needed.
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With job growth running at 200,000 per month and labor force growth at 85033,000, this problem is set to get much worse.
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The PCE deflator is the Fed's preferred measure of inflation, and it was running at a rate of 1.4 percent in October.
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But the premise here provides the necessary license — of course a reality-TV crew will have the cameras running at all times.
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"Even if that happens, there is capacity issues," he added, saying some of the mills are running at high utilization rates already.
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In Mato Grosso, total rainfall amounts have been running at a deficit compared with normal levels since the beginning of the year.
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Output here jumped by 7200 percent last year and growth is still running at a fast 3.73 percent so far this year.
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In its statement, the bank noted inflation was running at around 1.7 percent annually, below its 2 to 4 percent target range.
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The Magic Trackpad 2 requires a Mac running at least OS X 10.11 (El Capitan) and that uses Bluetooth 4.0 wireless technology.
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The economy has been running at inflation rates of less than 2% for almost the entirety of the 10-year economic expansion.
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That is well above the Fed's 2% target, but the Fed prefers to watch PCE inflation, which is running at about 003%.
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Going forward, the headline CPI would be running at about 3 percent and the core rate would be at about 2.5 percent.
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Black 90s: A Turning Point in American Cinema is running at BAM Film (30 Lafayette Ave, Fort Greene, Brooklyn) May 3–22.
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"So I don't know how they can actually be running at full operation if everyone isn't coming to work," Mr. Darling said.
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Schools have been closed for more than a week and the typically crowded subways and buses were running at record-low capacities.
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Sanders is running at or near the top of the polls in Virginia and North Carolina, where Biden needs to do well.
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When I arrived this morning, people were running at full speed down the hallways to try to get into the visitors' line.
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When too many apps are running at once, it can make a perfectly good system feel like it's trudging through thick mud.
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"Vietnam's socialist experiment was failing, growth was at a standstill and inflation was running at something like 500% per annum," he said.
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Also, there are six CPU cores: Two high-performance cores running at 2.66 GHz (called Lightning), and four efficiency cores (called Thunder).
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"I feel like I'm living in a movie that is running at high speed with everything coming by so quickly," Warren said.
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Abu Basha estimated that economic capacity was running at about 40-50 percent in 2017 and about 70-75 percent this year.
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" He added, "To a lot of my Christian family, I'm sorry he's not good enough, Christian enough, or running at your pace . . .
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Growers have also been battered by high interest rates as the central bank tries to control inflation running at more than 50%.
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The St. Louis Federal Reserve says after-tax corporate profits are running at a $1.8 trillion annual rate thus far this year.
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Also, Tuesday's consumer price index data showed headline inflation running at just a 2.2 percent pace, about in line with recent trends.
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While a planned airport protest never happened due to a heavy police presence, the Airport Express line was running at reduced intervals.
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The ECB's bond buys are now running at 30 billion euros per month, well below a peak rate of 80 billion euros.
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Maybe that's the other option: They're O.K. that the corruption system is running at the same time as the supposedly good system.
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And a federal judge approved an emergency $300 million loan to PREPA to keep the utility running at the end of March.
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Refiners have been producing near-record amounts of gasoline, and in the past week, U.S. refineries were running at 92.3 percent of capacity.
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"Centrale Danone's factories are now running at half their production capacity because of the boycott," said Hassan Rouicheq of the CDT labor Union.
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I agreed to do his show, and because I guess I was running at the time, he got tremendous ratings on that show.
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Intel could still have the advantage with its processor running at 5 GHz, but we don't have any benchmarks to compare just yet.
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Several others, including Marathon's Galveston Bay and Citgo's Corpus Christi refineries, were running at reduced rates, according to company reports and Reuters estimates.
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And it's very expensive to shut them completely off and restart them, so they must always be kept running at a minimum level.
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For consistency, it's a shame we can't have all modes running at 60, even by dropping the resolution from 1080p to achieve it.
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During the toss, Wilson is running at 4.55 m/s (10.2 mph) while the ball has an x-velocity of 1.27 m/s.
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With inflation currently running at about 2.2 percent, the FOMC's latest move has restored the real federal funds rate to just about zero.
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Products focus on specific subsections of security, and most companies being targeted by spies have more than one product running at a time.
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The idea that Trump benefited from a divided field was more credible when he was running at around 30 percent in national polling.
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"These results are well ahead of the previous trends, which have been running at a rate of an 11 percent decline," Katz wrote.
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Repeating "We cannot keep spending more than we make," Macri warned poverty would rise due to inflation running at more than 30 percent.
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As The Verge reported yesterday — and confirmed with Motorola — the 5G connection in Maui is running at a comparatively anemic 130 to 140Mbps.
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The 4K mode, coupled with HDR, looks great, but the performance mode running at 23fps feels even better without the 4K resolution boost.
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Since the end of February, U.S. gasoline consumption has been running at a seasonal record rate ("Weekly Petroleum Status Report", EIA, April 1).
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In Hesse, support for the CDU is running at 28 percent, a survey by pollster Forschungsgruppe Wahlen for broadcaster ZDF showed on Thursday.
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Headline inflation, now running at 25 percent, is forecast to rise to 260 percent this year and just over 783 percent next year.
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Headline inflation, now running at 1.1 percent, is forecast to rise to 1.5 percent this year and just over 266 percent next year.
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Eaton hit the wall running at top speed, and fell to the warning track on his back, but held onto to the ball.
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The Fed's inflation target is 93 percent, and its preferred measure of inflation, the PCE deflator, has been running at about 29 percent.
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But whether a Harop is an autonomous robot or a remote-controlled weapon depends on the software it is running at the time.
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The firm still cannot be sure who pocketed its payoffs, via middlemen, that were intended to keep its facility running at all costs.
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Growth is running at about 6 percent, unemployment is at a record low of about 4 percent, and wages and pensions are rising.
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The new Extreme Edition of its regular Core i63 chip has 26 cores, each running at up to 2600GHz—but it'll cost you.
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You can go into the Google Play Store right now and try it if you have an Android phone running at least Lollipop.
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Additionally, the bottom of the machine can get really hot when it's running at full power, so it's best suited for lighter tasks.
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The BoE said this marked the start of a very gradual tightening cycle as the economy comes close to running at full capacity.
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Young ended up running at a pace of 7:58 minutes per mile and finished in just over an hour and 44 minutes.
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Sometimes it seems like the rigors of the modern workplace require our brains to be running at 110% capacity, 25 hours a day.
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Either way, I wasn't sad at all, and on Monday morning, I was running at 90 percent, which is definitely higher than normal.
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GM made the decision to cut jobs at plants which the automaker said were only running at a fraction of their total capacity.
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Running at a speed of 15 miles per hour, Bannister did what many considered impossible, suggesting the barrier wasn't just physical, but psychological.
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U.S. refinery crude runs have been running at record rates almost continuously since April, according to data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
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Despite the smaller crop, Russian exports have been running at a brisk level with huge volumes sold to major importers recently including Egypt.
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Zambia's Central Statistical Office said inflation in August was running at nearly 20 percent, in part as a result of higher food prices.
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Growth leakages through our trade deficit were running at an annual rate of 6.9 percent in the first three months of this year.
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Annual inflation is currently running at 0.4 percent and has been below the central bank's target band since the fourth quarter of 2014.
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Steve wasn't running at Jen when she shot him (indeed, the show runner points out that you don't even know who shot him).
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Do you think that someone with that type of a background should be running as an independent or should be running at all?
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The National Weather Service reported that some of the region's larger rivers were running at record highs above flood level, causing levy breaks.
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Levels of reserve releases were now running at their highest level for thirty years, Rule said in his first speech in the job.
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The export-corrected time series show consumption of both gasoline and distillate fuel oil has been running at a high level since March.
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Instead, she's now landed at "The Voice" for season 14 ... which, by the way, will be running at the same time Idol returns.
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"This is why Uber's running at this as opposed to taking a kind of careful approach, a slow approach to this," Holden said.
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Unreal's show-within-a-show style means it often has parallel storylines running at once, and drama is usually favored over character development.
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The excess cash generated domestically by American firms beyond their investment budgets is running at $800 billion a year, or 4% of GDP.
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This is one reason why the rate of small-company creation in America has been running at its lowest levels since the 1970s.
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That's down to the continued partial closure of the Brazilian Albras smelter, which has been running at 20183 percent capacity since April 2018.
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I am running at the moment for Borough Council in the Borough I live in, and I am running on the Democratic ticket.
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"Playgrounds 2016," another show featuring interactive artworks by contemporary artists including Ernesto Neto and Rasheed Araeen, is also running at the museum. masp.art.
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A bipartisan group of 21625 House lawmakers are urging Senate leaders to get the Export-Import Bank running at full speed again. Reps.
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With inflation running at less than 2 percent, there is no reason for the Fed to raise interest rates further at this point.
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In turn, this has underpinned the US dollar and money markets with last week's inflows running at the same rate as last December.
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The latest consumer price numbers show that headline inflation is now running at 2.1 percent while core inflation has now reached 1.8 percent.
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GDP turned up on a quarterly basis in last year's third quarter but was only running at around 1 percent year-on-year.
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I interviewed one young woman suffering from Crohn's whom he met running at the park and gave a supply of the rat tapeworm.
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Chinese demand, everyone agreed, has been running at a much faster pace than originally expected thanks to the government's early-year stimulus package.
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I couldn&apost believe it: I was running at full speed on the treadmill, and I couldn&apost hear anything but my music.
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The central bank's preferred measure of inflation is running at about a 1.4 percent annual level, well below the 2 percent Fed target.
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And that calculation includes an allowance for unexpected disruptions, which until the last month or so were running at an unexpectedly slow pace.
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These machines feature quad-socket Intel Xeon processors running at 2.3 GHz, up to 25 Gbps of network bandwidth and two 1,920GB SSDs.
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Vehicle sales in the United States are running at a record pace, prompting automakers to consider ways to capitalize on the boom times.
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The DarkSide experiment has been running at Gran Sasso since 2013 and D'Angelo said it is expected to continue for several more years.
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Running at full speed requires a lot of work and resources, but according to shutdown guidance, over 40% of CISA's staff is furloughed.
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The falling currency has lifted the prices of Britain's imported goods, squeezing households with inflation now running at a 3 percent annual rate.
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Britney Spears, whose show is running at Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas, said on Twitter that she was "completely heartbroken" by the attack.
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And though a typical human can easily transition from walking to running at a moment's notice, the same hasn't been true for exosuits.
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The Fed has traditionally operated independently of the presidency as it seeks to keep inflation stable and the economy running at maximum employment.
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I start envisioning my fastest mile constantly—before running, while running, after running, at the gym doing weight exercises to improve my running.
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Its January oil production was its lowest in 40 years, while its creaking refineries are running at about a third of their capacity.
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Manufacturing facilities in China, where 70% of footwear sold in the U.S. originates, are not yet back up and running at full capacity.
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Demand is normally high during the quarter, which covers the winter months, running at 212.9-26 million tonnes over the past three years.
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Barra said on Monday GM's North American plants are running at 70 percent capacity - including truck and SUV plants that are working overtime.
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Until recently, I had never been able to run longer than 15 or 20 minutes, and I never much enjoyed running at all.
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Surana said HPCL's Vizag refinery was still running at full capacity but said this was only like to last a few more days.
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In some respects, a slowdown might help the Big Three better rationalize US capacity, idling some plants that are running at about 30%.
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But the billionaire philanthropist is running at fourth place in South Carolina, according to a RealClearPolitics average of recent polls in the state.
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No matter how short the break, though, Caribbean sprinters Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce and Steven Gardiner will be running at least once indoors.
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Steaks are grilled over wood and charcoal and then blasted under a broiler running at 1,200 degrees, roughly hot enough to melt aluminum.
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The BoE said the economy now looked closer to running at full capacity as employment rose and wages picked up, boosting inflation pressures.
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I turned around to see a young black man running at me full steam down an aisle at the back of the store.
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Over the next decade, the federal student loan program will begin running at a loss, the Congressional Budget Office warned in recent estimates.
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The U.S. economy is running at a fast enough pace to justify continued interest rate increases, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said Tuesday.
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He said the compromise would allow positive assessments on the country's debt sustainability, now running at around 180 percent of gross domestic product.
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Asus has said that the phone's massive 6,000mAh battery will be able to power it through marathon PUBG Mobile sessions running at 60Hz.
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"Business optimism is running at its lowest since late 2014, adding to downside risks for growth as we move into 2019," Williamson said.
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On April 10, when unions had said the refinery was running at that rate, Shell said it had not shut any units there.
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"Brazil's refineries have been running at unusually low rates," said Robert Campbell, head of oil products research at Energy Aspects in New York.
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A close ally of Donald Trump, Cramer brags that he's running at the encouragement of the president, who visited Fargo late last month.
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And with thousands of seats open, politicians running at the local level have especially seen a massive amount of violence and brutal murders.
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But season five has come into much clearer focus with "Dyatkovo," a much tauter hour (literally, running at 42 minutes versus the usual 47ish).
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Running at 45-minutes long, #Blackmendream weaves together interviews with nine Black men to examine and interrogate the repertoire of Black masculinity and sexuality.
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With U.S. core inflation now running at 2.3 percent, a four-year high, investors can pick up a real return of 70 basis points.
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Morrisey delivered a commanding win in June and certainly has time to change the race, but is so far running at a distinct disadvantage.
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A source also said Mitt Romney is still in the running, at the urging of Reince Priebus, who will be Trump's chief of staff.
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The disappointing data fueled calls for the central bank to accelerate the pace of rate cuts, currently running at 75 basis points per meeting.
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Gross merchandise value, or the value of sales transacted on its platform, is now running at a yearly rate of more than $3 billion.
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Even adjusting for higher exports, domestic gasoline demand was still running at near-record rates in February and likely climbed even further in March.
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Measures purged of this problem show the median hourly pay rise running at fully 3.9%, almost as generous as in 2007 (see chart 1).
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Microsoft is using a 493-inch PixelSense display, running at a 2256 x 1504 resolution, along with support for the Surface Pen and touch.
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Too much currency weakness could increase discontent by boosting inflation, which is running at nearly 10 percent, and erode the incomes of ordinary Iranians.
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When you hit the ground running at Disrupt San Francisco 2019 — and you will — be sure to save time for a Q&A session.
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Spartanburg wasn't seriously considered for the 3-series sedan production line, because it's running at its maximum efficient capacity, BMW spokeswoman Sandra Schillmoeller said.
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Foundation Capital's Holland said Silicon Valley's tech community looks extremely liberal now only because of who's running at the top of the Republican ticket.
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Besides the White House investigation, the EPA's internal watchdog is running at least five probes, along with several others prompted by members of Congress.
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Polls published just before a ban in the last fortnight of the campaign show the media tycoon and his allies running at around 37%.
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Fortnite looks vastly better on my Xbox One S, running at 60 frames per second with much more detailed graphics and longer draw distances.
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As the live cattle futures market is running at a significant discount to the cash market, feedlots are shedding their excess supplies, traders said.
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With the cost running at least $100 to $250 a month, it's certainly higher than traditional gyms, which cost Americans around $60 on average.
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The PBOC will maintain prudent monetary policies with some flexibility, the statement also said, adding the interest rate is running at a low level.
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Inflation is running at 22019%; the reduction of government subsidies means the monthly electricity bill has risen from 33 pesos to 23,22019 pesos ($21.8).
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"Roughly 10% of global gold mines … are running at a loss," according to a recent Deloitte report on issues facing the industry this year.
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It is, therefore, possible that retail sales in November and December could have been running at about 22 percent above their year-earlier levels.
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Barclays Capital estimates that commodity investment flows were running at all-time highs of $62.3 billion in the first nine months of this year.
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The government is also pushing to have Nigeria's three main oil refineries up and running at full capacity by 2019, the oil minister said.
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Chinese steel production is running at record rates but exports have been falling thanks to strong demand from both infrastructure and real estate sectors.
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But it's an especially tricky prospect for Biden, who has been running at the top of the polls for more than a year now.
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Restoring Hope, also trained by Baffert, is still eligible for a first-level allowance and is running at the urging of owner Gary West.
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Because they were pissed with the random shutdowns before Apple added the "optimizations" that slowed their devices down (but kept them running at least).
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But either way, the trader is not alone: As of midday, put volume in Apple was running at nearly triple its average daily volume.
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An ICM poll on Tuesday showed support for Britain leaving the bloc was running at 45 percent, three points ahead of the 'In' camp.
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The Ubungo plant, which is owned by an American firm, Symbion, did not begin running at full capacity on local gas until last September.
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"This time last year when the euro was running at about 1.4 (to the pound), it was killing some of our customers," he said.
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"Also, the continued loss in operating efficiencies has the national refining system running at less than 40 percent of installed capacity," S&P said.
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However, the fact that he's running at all is indicative of a disturbing pattern of far-right extremists dipping their toes into mainstream politics.
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You need to be running at full speed and tap jump at precisely the right time and with precisely the right length of touch.
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A broadband service can be running along quite happily, causing no upset, until too many devices are up and running at the same time.
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So when I came out and said I was running at a young age, the reaction was, 'Shouldn't you be in college or university?
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Gatwick moved toward running at full schedule on Saturday as it continued to address cancelations and delays sparked by drone sightings near the airport.
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That CPI report is expected to show that May core inflation was running at an annual rate of 73 percent, the same as April.
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The budget is running at 15.4 billion pounds ($19.7 billion) but could be between 400 million pounds or 650 million pounds higher than that.
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The former president endorsed a list of 81 Democratic candidates running at nearly every level of government, including notable endorsements for California Lt. Gov.
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Congress had already passed one funding bill, known as a continuing resolution, to keep the government running at existing spending levels through Nov. 21.
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ASML still expects EUV machines to enter production in 2018 and be running at full volume by 2019, company spokesman Lucas van Grinsven said.
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"We're seeing that the total head (of cattle) is close to what it was last year, and they're running at lower weights," Nelson said.
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Watling said that the house-income ratio in Shenzhen is now running at 70 times, compared to around 16 times in somewhere like London.
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And when its battery factory is running at scale, it should be able to produce batteries at a lower price, bumping up its profitability.
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Retail mortgage loans by banks totalled MAD188 billion (USD18 billion) at end-2016, with growth running at about 5% a year, reflecting strong demand.
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It shows that in the early days of a lease, expenses will outrun revenue, leaving the lease running at a loss for several months.
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Fernandez, regarded as a moderate within the Peronist movement, has proposed an economic and social pact to combat inflation, which is running at 55%.
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The set up of the SABRE experiment is deliberately similar to another experiment that has been running at Gran Sasso since 1995 called DAMA.
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The country's economy has collapsed under Maduro, with annual inflation running at 200,000 percent, and staple foods and basic medicine increasingly difficult to obtain.
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In addition to the three Apple projects and "Big Little Lies," Hello Sunshine has two potential series in the running at ABC and NBC.
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Others began running at will on wheels in their cages; mice seem to enjoy running and these eagerly covered about three miles a day.
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The country's manufacturing sector, though, is just starting to pick up, with factories running at about 50 to 60 percent capacity by some measures.
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And emerging markets still provide the main exceptions to global disinflation, including Argentina and Turkey, where inflation is running at 54% and 15% respectively.
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Warner Books, which he was running at the time, did not bid for the book; publishing your own book there, he said, was taboo.
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"Anne Teresa is really a great composer," Mr. Sanchis said on the phone from Philadelphia, where "A Love Supreme" was running at FringeArts Theater.
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We know tax collections are currently running at approximately 50 percent, PRASA is at 90 percent capacity and PREPA is at 47 percent capacity.
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Scott Walker up for re-election, his effective state party machinery will be running at full steam, benefiting Republicans up and down the ballot.
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But he is running at 1 percent in the latest Morning Consult poll, and he has yet to qualify for the next presidential debate.
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Just over a year ago, Justin Giovanni's hotel in Surabaya, Indonesia was running at 30 percent occupancy and his staff struggled with employing technology.
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Washington's deficit on goods trade with the EU is currently running at an annual rate of $180 billion, a 10% increase from last year.
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Chevron, operator of the Gorgon and Wheatstone LNG projects, said it expects to pay significant taxes once those projects are running at full tilt.
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It's steeped in incredible high-end watchmaking tradition but it was running at a very close line of becoming a stuffy old man's brand.
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Morton was slapped with five misdemeanor charges of animal biting other animals and one count of animal running at large, according to the Sacramento Bee .
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Created for the "Fear and Love" exhibit currently running at the Design Museum in London, Staples highlights the most commonly consumed foods around the world.
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"We're getting some amount to make sure the industries keep going," he said, adding that the firm's sugar refinery was running at 60 percent capacity.
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Independent Frames: American Experimental Animation in the 1970s and 1980s is running at Quad Cinema (34 West 13th St, West Village, Manhattan) February 2–4.
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The peso has lost more than 30 percent against the U.S. dollar this year, while inflation is running at an annualized rate of 31.2 percent.
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A company spokesman confirmed that its Mainline was running at full capacity and moving record volumes, with averages of 2.5 million bpd from Gretna, Manitoba.
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Then, in a wild video, the three workers can be seen wielding swords and running at the suspects as they climb over the broken glass.
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Business is growing at only 25% of what it used to before the GST kicked in and is running at a loss, he told CNBC.
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PayPal, a digital payments firm, says its cross border transactions, which include activity from such multinationalettes, are running at $80bn a year, and growing fast.
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If Panoz can get the car running at Le Mans, it'd be another big step forward in using motorsports to prove out electric vehicle technologies.
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Both those metrics put it noticeably ahead of Sony's PlayStation 4 Pro, which packs 4.2 teraflops running at 911MHz (in a package that's $100 cheaper).
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CEO and co-founder Amit Vij claims the solution is a 100 times faster than traditional databases running at 1/10th of the hardware costs.
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"We are running at 100 percent capacity all the time in the hotel now as it is," said Robert Krauss, vice president of public safety.
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Packed with vitamins C and E, caffeine, and hyaluronic acid, this eye cream sends dark circles and fine lines running at the sight of it.
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INFLATION Fernandez, regarded as a moderate within the Peronist movement, has proposed an economic and social pact to combat inflation, which is running at 55%.
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The Willie Taggart era is off and running at Oregon, which is showing signs of returning to its glory years under its enthusiastic new coach.
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Indeed, if current popularity levels were to convert into voting in April's first round, Le Pen would be out of the running at Macron's expense.
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So as it kind of slowed down and panicked, running at the rocks, this sort of Medusa's head of snakes came out of the wall.
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Bank of England Governor Mark Carney, a Canadian with Irish and British passports, had appeared to be out of the running at the G7 meeting.
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Most glow-in-the-dark shoes to date have been sneakers, which serve the practical purpose of making you visible when you're running at night.
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However, U.S. crude exports have been running at record rates since the middle of September, according to data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA).
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The agency reps then added that there's room on the M train as it is, but the E train is already running at maximum capacity.
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Running at just over seven minutes, Across the Line can currently be viewed through three different VR platforms: Gear VTR, Google Cardboard, and HTC Vive.
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Several upgrader units were shut or running at reduced rates, while mining and extraction were being paced to balance lower bitumen demand, the company said.
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And passengers on connecting flights will not miss the endless holding patterns they endure when flying into an airport that is running at full stretch.
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Average European second quarter earnings growth is running at 9.9 percent, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S, healthy but significantly lagging Wall Street.
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What we do know is that many websites have been either down altogether, or running at a painfully slow rate over the last several hours.
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All four are polling at 1% or less nationally for the Democratic presidential nomination, leaving candidates and constituents wondering why they bother running at all.
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Amtrak warned of residual delays as trains returned to normal Wednesday, adding that some trains in and out of Washington were running at restricted speeds.
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The nationwide score ticked up to 22019, so based on permit, price and employment data, the average is running at 97 percent of normal activity.
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Harms declined to comment on prices and the economics of the plans, though he said the Hamburg project would initially be running at a loss.
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Investment-grade issuance, however, is booming — running at a pace of more than $40 billion for a record third week, according to Informa Global Markets.
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Although business and consumer confidence is running at multi-year highs, the improvement has yet to translate into a sustained drop in the jobless total.
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Opinion polls show support for the party running at over 20 percent, slightly ahead of the Independence Party, which shares power with the Progressive Party.
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And a current-account deficit running at a record 7% of GDP makes Britain exceptionally vulnerable to a loss of confidence in international financial markets.
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The most expensive will come from our top-shelf weed on the recreational side, running at $15 a gram, or nearly $300 for the ounce.
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To prove it, Nvidia demonstrated Gears of War 10803 running on a notebook with a GTX 1080 outputting the game at 4K running at 60fps.
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The refinery's large crude distillation unit (CDU) is feeding the coker, bypassing the heavily damaged tank, but is running at reduced rates, the sources said.
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Many Sao Paulo residents have been angered by the increase in public transport prices, with inflation in Brazil already running at more than 10 percent.
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After beginning running at age 7, Richards-Ross went on to compete at four Olympic Games, earning three gold medals in the 4×400 meters.
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Nevertheless, the risks associated with a slowdown in global growth remain; The Committee judges that various measures of underlying inflation are running at comfortable levels.
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If he had remembered that there were two outs, he would have been running at the crack of the bat and would have scored easily.
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WeWork's UK business piled on debt as some of its individual buildings began running at a profit, according to new financial statements filed in London.
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The interactive map commissioned by Latino Victory Project cross-references Latino populations for candidates running at the federal, state and local level throughout the country.
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The U.S. trade deficit with China is huge — running at more than $300 billion — but many experts say the trade relationship has been mutually beneficial.
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With pharmaceutical sales in such countries running at nearly $300 billion a year, this implies that trade in fake medicines is a $30 billion business.
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The device is rocking Qualcomm's latest Snapdragon 821 processor as well as 6GB (!!!) of RAM to keep the virtual/augmented experiences running at full capacity.
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An hour into the casting—cameras already running at this point—one of the celebrity chefs appearing in the program got to assessing our dishes.
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Minutes later, Bullock's chief of staff offered a contrary view: Not only was Bullock not ready to announce, he's not interested in running at all.
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Inflation is running at a 215-month high, annual wage growth a 22018-210/243 year high and unemployment at a near-1.83 year low.
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The factory had already been running at about 20 percent of capacity over the past three years even before the U.S. carmaker announced the closure.
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That's often how these things go today – users have two different apps running at the same time, Skype for the call and a code editor.
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Rashaad Newsome will debut a new performance piece, "Running," at the Park Avenue Armory (643 Park Avenue, Upper East side, Manhattan) at 7 pm tonight.
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Defaults on emerging junk bonds are now running at 3 percent of the total outstanding debt, up from 2.4 percent a year ago, BAML calculates.
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Explosions of a different sort animate the triangular landscape of "Ramona Tells Jim," which is running at the smaller Bush Theater auditorium through Oct. 21.
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He said the economy was running at its potential, and that was the Fed's cue to "exit stage right" and steadily move rates to normal.
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The coronavirus outbreak is causing electronics manufacturers major pain and delays, as suppliers based in China have struggled to keep factories running at full speed.
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I had a play running at the Public Theater at the time; and so we met for dinner, then I took them to see it.
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She and her teammates ended up practicing on treadmills in an air-conditioned gym or running at night to avoid the worst of the heat.
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It operates on a shoestring budget, with only one full-time employee and two part-time helpers, but Steepletop has been running at a loss.
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Intel, for its part, said that a standalone graphics card that uses the code name DG1 was working inside a laptop running at its event.
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Check out the products mentioned in this article:MacBook Pro (From $1,299.99 at Best Buy)How to stop programs from running at startup on your Mac1.
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Annual inflation is running at 2.54%, well below the bank's 2019 target of 4.25%, and is widely expected to undershoot next year's target of 4.00%.
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If output had continued to increase on its pre-June 20193 trend, it would have been running at almost 11 million bpd by November 2015.
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The storm developed over the Atlantic Ocean "in interaction with a strong" jet stream, which consisted of winds running at about 249 miles per hour.
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CPI showed inflation picked up in late August due to the influence of hurricanes, after running at a low level for the past several months.
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At the end of 2019, Argentina inflation was running at close to 54% - the highest in 28 years - and its currency had suffered repeated devaluations.
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It has been running at Davos for four years, with Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg staying with the Basecamp team for one night in 2019.
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You&aposll want to clear the cache on your Chromebook&aposs Chrome browser every so often to ensure your computer is running at optimal efficiency.
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Another factor working against Clinton, a longtime DC-insider, is that she's running at a time when political experience isn't necessarily seen as an asset.
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There's sword-fighting, horses, armies running at each other, fire, snow, and orgies — pretty much all the things that make up Game Of Thrones' DNA.
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She was running at slant angles, right through and around the earnest, straightforward Icelandic women, with their blond ponytails and square-to-the-play alignments.
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Bangalore's groundwater usage is running at 28%, according to the latest government data, meaning it's consuming more every year than comes from rain and runoff.
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It's hard not to see O'Rourke running at this point but he is expected to make a final decision by the end of the month.
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Lane noted the Canadian economy had been running at close to potential for two years, growth was solid, and unemployment rates are at historic lows.
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But factories in China are running at 50 to 60 percent of capacity, he said, and other measures show even less activity in many places.
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Security is now about "a quarter of our revenue and running at $700 million a year," Akamai CEO Tom Leighton told CNBC's "Squawk Alley" on Tuesday.
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However, the company also said sales had bounced back over the past three weeks, with reservations running at similar levels to last year's strong market activity.
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A battery that's on the way out may also cause its fair share of crashes, but your apps should still be running at the same speed.
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With a market cap of about $12.76 billion and losses running at about $400 million a year, Twitter was likely judged too expensive by prospective buyers.
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Fourth quarter earnings are running at just above 23 growth, but that pace should fall to about 22 percent in the first quarter, according to Refinitiv.
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The film has been prepared in both English and French versions with two edits, one running at 60 minutes and the longer clocking in at 90.
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Historical data would tell you that US housing starts should be running at 1.5 million unit rate, and right now we're about 30% below that level.
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In Delhi and Ahmadabad things are even worse with annual air pollution running at more than 12 and 10 times respectively above what WHO considers safe.
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That person would be stunned to learn that Buttigieg is currently the mayor of South Bend, Indiana, and running at the back of the lead pack.
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The fact that now the IP that's running it at GE is the same IP that's running at Bimbo, you now get that done by us.
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Several upgrader units were shut down or running at reduced rates, while mining and extraction were being paced to balance lower bitumen demand, the company said.
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With the economy shrinking and inflation running at 53.5%, opinion polls show Fernandez could win the presidency outright on Sunday, avoiding a November second-round vote.
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He said later on Friday that the union had allowed crude deliveries at Grandpuits and Normandy refineries to keep them running at reduced output until Monday.
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A $1.1 trillion spending bill, running at 1,665 pages, was hammered out by Democrats and Republicans on Capitol Hill in order to avoid a government shutdown.
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China's property market was running at two speeds, with a real need for housing helping fuel big price gains, a long-time Asia property analyst said.
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Many economists also expect the ECB to signal later this year its willingness to reduce its bond purchases, currently running at 60 billion euros per month.
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Infrastructure across the country is crumbling, and we haven't made the investments and reforms necessary to keep things running smoothly—or, at times, running at all.
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I enjoy PC games for the smooth frame rates, and I find it nauseating jumping back to the same game running at 30fps on a console.
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Jill Rutter of the Institute for Government, a think-tank, notes that staff turnover is running at 9% a quarter, four times the average across Whitehall.
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Intel isn't revealing the mystery processor's process technology or architecture, but a spokesperson did reveal it's a single-socket processor with 23 cores running at 5GHz.
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Male runners are granted twice the time women are—90 minutes to women's 45—which assumes that they are in fact running at the same speed.
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To keep battery life stable and to avoid running hot with a discrete GPU running at all times, Asus is also employing Nvidia's Optimus switching technology.
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Joblessness has risen and annual inflation is running at about 8 percent, with shortages of some foods contributing to higher prices and hardship for many families.
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Inflation as measured by the consumer price index was running at an annual rate of 25 percent in September, and October's CPI reading is expected Thursday.
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If immigration were cut in half, that could choke off domestic labor growth which is currently running at 3-4 percent a year, according to Zandi.
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So far this year, China's output and imports of the fuel are running at more than double the annual rate needed to reach the official target.
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Both pre-orders are running at $59.99, but if you're a Prime member, you can save an extra 20% and get them for $47.99 each. Amazing.
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The April flash PMI is running at a level consistent with 0.7 percent GDP (gross domestic product) growth, up from 0.6 percent in the first quarter.
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The "effective" or average fed funds rate has been running at 2.40 percent since mid-December, which is at parity with the interest rate on reserves.
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Demand for commodities has been strong this year with oil offtake—a form of upfront trading—running at a healthy pace, supported by Asia and Europe.
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Annual employment growth is running at 1.6 percent, and forward-looking indicators of employment such as job ads and business surveys have also been generally positive.
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The ball bounced off the glove of center fielder Michael A. Taylor as he was running at full speed toward the wall on the warning track.
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Market participants are increasingly concerned about Latin America's third-largest economy, with benchmark interest rates now more than 66% and annualized inflation running at over 50%.
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Inflation is running at nearly 23.3%—the highest rate in the world—according to the IMF, and a week ago it was awarded another dismal accolade.
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New York City is running at about a 4.3 percent unemployment rate — higher than the national average of 3.9 percent, but a respectable number for jobs.
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But an analysis by The Economist suggests that the subsidy for housing debt is running at about $150 billion a year, or roughly 7003% of GDP.
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"Opening the door each evening and seeing him running at me is one of the highlights of my day," the former GOP representative from Montana added.
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It was never crowded — the hike naturally limits the number of people — but things pick up significantly when the cable cars start running at 8 a.m.
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Private banks have expanded their loan books in recent years and many of them have been running at "really high credit-to-deposit ratios," he said.
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Inflation in Britain is running just below the BoE's 2 percent target but pay growth is running at its highest level in more than 10 years.
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Some forecasters are even more rosy: The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta's GDPNow tracker is running at 2.8%, up from 0.3% at the beginning of March.
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And I wrote this piece entirely on the iPad Pro; aside from the 103 degree fever I'm running at the moment (thanks kids!), it was painless.
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But more recent data show the three-month annualized change in durable goods orders — a proxy for investment spending — running at over a 24-percent pace.
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And new starts are running at a fast pace, up 103% in April and up 13.1% in the first four months of 2019, according to Citi.
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While the script ran about 6x in parallel, he said, he bought a 1 terabyte virtual private server, and had both running at the same time.
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Unemployment for young South Koreans is running at a record high of 9.8 percent in 2017, almost three times of the national average of 3.7 percent.
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I had Slack and Safari running at the same time, TV streaming in a tiny window, Twitter and Spotify open, and it didn't ever feel slow.
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We can only imagine just how busy you are trying to keep the company running at this difficult time, with so many people working from home.
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Cadillac's performance at Daytona this year underscored the reliability of its engine: All four of its cars were still running at the 24-hour race's conclusion.
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Macri told an agricultural conference on Tuesday inflation - which was running at a monthly rate of 2.2% in July - would tick up to slightly over 3%.
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Songs made famous by Meat Loaf are at the heart of this rebellious rock musical, which is also currently running at the Dominion Theater in London.
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The most prominent and successful model is "Avenue Q," which has been running at New World Stages since 2009, following a six-year run on Broadway.
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That has delayed grain and oilseed shipment on key global routes, with cargoes carrying pulses from Canada to India running at least 15 days behind schedule.
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That's a pittance compared to U.S. retail sales that were running at nearly $5.4 trillion as of 2015, but every buck counts right now for retailers.
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Tesla has been running at a quarter of that rate, and has had to resort to pulling cars off the line and finishing them by hand.
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It's a question comedian Elizardi Castro tackles head-on in "Made in Puerto Rico," an off-Broadway show running at New York's Puerto Rican Traveling Theater.
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The need for disinfectants has gotten so extreme that one of the largest bleaching powder companies in China is running at full capacity to meet demand.
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That brought year-to-date inflation to 37.7%, the National Institute of Statistics and Censuses (INDEC) said, while rolling 12-month inflation was running at 53.5%.
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The opening performance did not sell out, but two 220006-person skyboxes running at $2202,2628 per show — not including advance service fees — both appeared bought out.
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Prior to running at the helm of Evercore, Schlosstein co-founded BlackRock, the world's largest money manager that investors nearly $6.3 trillion on behalf of clients.
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For comparison, Walmart — which is often hailed as one of the leaders in the push to adopt AI — has roughly 100,000 projects running at one time.
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According to Real Clear Politics national polling average, Yang is running at 3% -- ahead of three sitting senators, two House members, a governor and Tom Steyer.
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The effective fed funds rate USONFFE= has been running at 1.91 percent, 9 basis points below the top end of the Fed's current target rate range.
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Specifically, the program is expected to start running at a deficit in 63, and continue paying out more than it brings in for the foreseeable future.
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If your Mac is running at least that version of the system, go to the Apple Menu, select About This Mac and click the Storage tab.
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The dam will be running at full capacity by the end of the year, said Jona, with eight turbines producing a total 400 megawatts (MW) of electricity.
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