I guess it's like a crowd of runners running by each other and throwing rocks at each other, as opposed to a couple of elephants running by and throwing boulders at each other.
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"Women didn't want to go running by themselves," Hurley explains.
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It's looking to have that up and running by 2021.
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She was spotted running by a driver named Joshua Grattage.
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Dong hopes the turbines will be up and running by 2020.
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The $852 million project is expected to be running by 2024.
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Both schemes will be running by the start of next week.
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The hope is to have one up and running by 2024.
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He hopes that the system can get up and running by summer.
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The company is expected to be up and running by next year.
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Two of the leading contenders were blocked from running by the courts.
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The system was back up and running by 1800 GMT on Tuesday.
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The goal is to have a marketplace up and running by 237.
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Gregory CowlesSenior Editor, Books THE INCOMPLETE BOOK OF RUNNING, by Peter Sagal.
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NASA originally predicted both companies' spacecraft would be up and running by 2017.
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And the Roborace series should be up and running by that time too.
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You don't want to send someone running by telling them you're mentally ill.
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The company aims to have the projects up and running by 2021, he said.
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"I want a dozen Miguels trained and up and running by Monday," Byford said.
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"They can inter you in a rock with a brook running by," he said.
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The Speed Freak Who Transformed Running By Katie Arnold Bud Selig: By the Book
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They need to get up before 6am as they're supposed to be running by 6.
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When Lovell saw him running by himself, she assumed the other runners had passed him.
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"We should have our full supply up and running by February," Conagra's Lanie Friedman said.
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That's an achievement SureFly is hoping will get the aircraft up and running by 2020.
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Ideally, he said he wants the first city up and running by late next year.
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Tommaso has said that the buzzy little cubes will be up and running by 2020.
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If you love making plans and running by a strict schedule — get rid of that.
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Officials hope to have the world's eighth busiest airport up and running by Tuesday morning.
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Barnard wants those facilities to be up and running by the end of the year.
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The firm aims to have the desk up and running by the end of June.
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Tesla plans to have the factory up and running by the middle of next year.
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The hubs had barely gotten up and running by the time the 229 election hit.
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They expect to have their prototype, which features an underwater restaurant, up and running by 2020.
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PMPRB Executive Director Douglas Clark told Reuters the new regime could be running by early 2020.
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Maybe it's a smack on the ass as I'm running by trying to do something else.
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All of them are expected to be up and running by the end of the month.
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Ideally, Ergen wants the first city with Dish's 5G network running by the end of 2020.
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If approved, Lehane said, Airbnb expects the system to be up and running by next year.
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In testing, the suit reduced the metabolic load of walking by 9.3% and running by 4%.
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Another two dozen businesses have reported that they will back up and running by next week.
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Terrific, aggressive base running by Jason Kipnis to score from second base on a wild pitch.
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He said he expected those trains to be up and running by the end of 2020.
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Instead, he fell on the ground running by drawing attention to his own self-inflicted messes.
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It hopes to have the smelter back up and running by the end of this month.
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If all goes to plan, the European Taxi Alliance will be up and running by December.
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Intersection says it will have about 4,000 of them running by 2020, with 500 completed by July.
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With Fred immobilized, it's up to Serena to keep Gilead running by ghostwriting her spouse's political memos.
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I think about running by my office to get there, but decide to just run without them.
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The stand is expected to be up and running by their first home preseason game on Aug.
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In addition, there is the challenge of running by the light of a headlamp, all night long.
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In his bunker at night he would tremble with fear that the deer running by were Germans.
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It was rare that Vetrano would go running by herself; normally, her father would run with her.
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Union leader Miguel Ángel Leal said the European Taxi Alliance will be up and running by December.
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It expects the first trains to be running by December 2019, with all online by August 2020.
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All of the dispensaries are expected to be up and running by the end of the month.
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Mozilla notes that ETP does not yet block browser fingerprinting scripts from running by default, for example.
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"I have heard those rumors," she said when asked about running by the "Today" show in August.
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Before Wednesday, I could go running by the park and think of my son's next basketball game.
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Vos said last fall that he expects a commercial drone program to be up and running by 2017.
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The CMA says that the ability to share transaction data should be up and running by early 10.
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The first aquarium will be up and running by the end of next summer, according to The National.
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Then, Musk got on Twitter and suggested the project could be running by the end of the year.
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Colorado intends to get the program up and running by January 1, 2022, at the end of Gov.
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The bus links are late but working; organisers promise that the metro will be running by July 30th.
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I am not in this scene; I am somewhere else, with the soothing sound of water running by.
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But E.A. worked it out and the game was up and running by the end of the day.
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The ambitious dream is called Moon Valley, and ispace theorizes it could be up and running by 2040.
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"I was actually already running by the time I considered socialism as an economic philosophy," he told me.
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Colonial aims to get the affected portion of the pipeline running by Sunday after it evaluates its infrastructure.
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You don't get to be the world's best airport for five years running by resting on your laurels.
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Syrian engineers have been trying to get one or two turbines running by cannibalizing parts from the wreckage.
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I caught a huge brook trout in a little creek running by a Toyota dealership on Long Island.
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In a previous affidavit, the companies said they needed to have the pipeline up and running by Jan.
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China is expected to have its own exascale supercomputer up and running by 2020 — a year ahead of America.
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Goldman's new GS Bank hit the ground running by offering a competitive savings account rate of 1.05 percent APY.
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The company hopes to have the New York-Sydney and London-Sydney direct routes up and running by 2022.
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By the most pessimistic projections, the stadium would be up and running by now, had it been quickly approved.
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Given the laundry list of challenges, Temer is expected to hit the ground running by introducing pro-business reforms.
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Led by Bombardier engineer Sebastien Gendron, Transpod is hoping to have a working prototype up and running by 2020.
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Its Run with Map My Run has several ad trackers running by your side, as does Map My Ride.
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His campaign responded to the possibility of Renacci running by trying to stay as close to Trump as possible.
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A spokesman for the airline said it had ordered a simulator that would be up and running by December.
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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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Volkswagen, which gets almost half its sales from China, said all of its factories would be running by Monday.
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Bloomberg told the Associated Press in an interview on Tuesday he will make his decision on running by early 2019.
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It's supposed to be up and running by 2021, in time for that Ford taxi service to offer autonomous rides.
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While he is barred from running by law, da Silva&aposs Workers&apos Party insists he will be its candidate.
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Those first T-X are expected to be up and running by 85033, with the whole fleet ready by 2034.
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One of the stores has already opened, and the other dozen will be up and running by early next year.
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Chrome's ears were pricked up, and he looked as if he were running by himself — controlled, relaxed and wickedly fast.
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Phys Ed Men reduced the energy cost of their running by about 8 percent when they wore the new contraption.
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The first payments would be made within weeks, with the program fully up and running by the end of April.
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He had been urged to think about running by some of Mr. Trump's allies, according to The Atlanta Journal Constitution.
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There's a solution though ... Magic City says it's going to have its own livestream site up and running by Monday.
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France's national railway operator aims to have autonomous high-speed TGV trains running by 2023, according to a report from FranceInfo.
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"The noble animal started on a run down the track, with its keeper bravely running by its side," The Times reported.
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Despite all these plans to have the Gateway up and running by 2024, none of its pieces have been built yet.
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Both should be up and running by around the third quarter, Russon said, adding similar operations in other regions could follow.
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For now, the city wants to open up ten new Links a day, with the goal of 500 running by July.
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The government wants OPBAS, dubbed a "supervisor of supervisors" by one law firm, up and running by the start of 2018.
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Lula maintains he will be the candidate for his Workers Party, but he is barred from running by a corruption conviction.
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Australian officials immediately offered an alternative: Australia would pay for a cable and it would be up and running by 2019.
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Facebook announced its Oversight Board for content moderation will be staffed and running by this summer, per a company blog post.
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Many of the other contestants took themselves out of the running by publicly dating (or reportedly dating) celebs after the show.
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In the forest, I found a blue sweater someone lost and after running by it four times, took it home with me.
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In 2018, AirAsia was voted the world's best low-cost carrier for the tenth year running by air transport research firm Skytrax.
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Japan would like to have 5G up and running by 2020 Olympics in Tokyo, as would South Korea for the 2018 Games.
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Those timeframes all kind of match, so China may shoot for a moon base of some sort up and running by 2050.
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He has no intention of becoming president, and has been talked into running by two teenage leftists who tweet on his behalf.
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The first of the two new reactors at Hinkley Point is scheduled to be running by the middle of the next decade.
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With chaos mounting, the Yankees needed heads-up base running by Chase Headley to steal a 03-20 win over the Giants.
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"Essentially you'll assume that whatever capacity's been hit will be back and running by the middle of next year," Goldfeld told CNBC.
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And be ready to hit the ground running by keeping your medical appointments up-to-date and your necessary contacts copied over.
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"The periodic domination of middle and long distance running by different regions of the world is not a new phenomenon," it says.
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Once refurbished, it will be able to temporarily accommodate as many as 1,000 refugees and could be running by early 2018, Mignone said.
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Not to worry: all of that stuff will be up and running by launch (according to Nintendo), with the exception of Virtual Console.
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The agency also said CBP would construct an 800-capacity facility in El Paso that's expected to be running by July 31, 2019.
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The payment page was finally back up and running by Tuesday evening, but now taxpayers have until midnight Wednesday, April 18, to file.
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In an interview on Monday afternoon with CNBC, Begor said the fund could be up and running by the end of the year.
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But that would have taken years more to install, while Mr Sharif says his metro should be running by the end of 2017.
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Which it has said it will do with the board, aiming to have something up and running by the end of this year.
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Germans choose a government on September 24, and that government is likely to be headed, for the twelfth year running, by Angela Merkel.
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The first movie theaters are set to open in March, with plans to have more than 2,000 screens up and running by 2030.
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Goats, cows and chickens were also sheltering there, along with a potbelly pig that was found running by the side of the road.
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PagerDuty is helping IT departments and developers everywhere keep their apps and websites up and running by alerting them whenever there's a problem.
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The space agency originally predicted Starliner and Crew Dragon would be up and running by 2017, but both vehicles are years behind schedule.
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And it is far behind schedule: Southern Co. said when it proposed Kemper that it would be up and fully running by 2628.
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You can check what iOS you are running by going to Settings > General > About and scrolling down to see what "Version" you have.
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A man was running by himself Monday in the Horsetooth Mountain Open Space near Fort Collins, Colorado, when he heard something behind him.
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Fiber wants to start testing out the equipment in November and plans to have a network up and running by the end of 225.
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Pioneers Festival in Vienna Pioneers Festival in Vienna Runtastic, the fitness app acquired by Adidas last year, was already up and running by 2011.
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Through midnight on Thursday, August 10, you can put yourself in the running by providing a thoughtful answer to question posed on Airbnb's site.
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Fund managers also increased their net long position in European gasoil for the third week running by 4 million barrels to 15 million barrels.
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Now, it's a race against the clock to make sure it's up and running by May 1st when the LHC beams turn back on.
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It's no surprise that a survey of female runners showed that many are deterred from long-distance running by the lack of toilet provision.
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LG6 might be up and running by December 2018, too, so don't rule out a fixed show built around the upcoming studio set, either.
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It's intended to be proof of concept for China's global quantum satellite communications network, which it hopes to have up and running by 2030.
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So the agency decided instead to spend $10 million on its own recycling facility, which is expected to be up and running by September.
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While he was named earlier this month as his party's candidate, Lula is expected to be barred from running by Brazil's electoral court (TSE).
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Nuclear developers are confident SMRs could be up and running by the late 2020s, in time to help bridge the looming electricity supply shortfall.
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India is developing a supercomputer to predict the monsoon with greater accuracy, and it hopes to have it up and running by next year.
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While the warning about the fourth quarter sent some investors running, by most metrics the company beat analysts' expectations on torrid mobile ad growth.
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Having led the polls for this fall's election from his prison cell, he was also last week blocked from running by a Brazilian tribunal.
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More ultra long-haul test flights are planned, with the goal of having nonstop London-Sydney flights up and running by 2022 or 2023.
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That moment, along with aggressive base running by Wilmer Flores and heads-up defense by Ty Kelly in left field, pleased the new manager.
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GRIP is a three-year project, and field demonstrations are expecting to be up and running by the end of 2020, Ms. Pilipiszyn said.
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"Our expectation is that this will be up and running by the middle of June," Sunak said during a news conference in Downing Street.
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And they found that the men were much more efficient with the device, reducing the energy cost of their running by about 8 percent.
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Even if this was up and running by fall, you probably wouldn't see revenue this fiscal year, and, if so, it would be minor.
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One of these schemes will be dubbed the "Budweiser Solar Farm," with the new sites set to be up and running by March 2022.
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And the goal of Hyperloop One (now funded by Richard Branson), according to its website, is to have three tracks up and running by 2021.
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Keeping the government running by making a deal with the Democrats further pisses off the anti-establishment renegades just weeks before the next speaker election.
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We don't mind waiting a little while longer, but we definitely hope the replacement machines are up and running by the time summer rolls around.
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The Mano purchasing venture, covering household appliances from white goods to lighter electricals such as televisions and computers, will be up and running by Dec.
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Dubai's goal is to have its systems running by 2020, but Mr. Sirer said it would take at least 10 years to see an improvement.
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This week, President Donald Trump repeatedly said he wanted society up and running by Easter, which is only a little more than two weeks away.
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Nunes, undeterred, attempted to keep the cycle running by hinting that additional — even more explosive — memos would be forthcoming; Democrats teased releasing a counter memo.
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Get ready to hit the ground running by catching up on the top stories in business and tech, plus what's coming up later this week.
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Warren is running by far the best campaign, with a clear message that echoes the most consistently successful Democratic strategy of the last century: populism.
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Commercial Crew: What's ahead NASA originally predicted Starliner and Crew Dragon would be up and running by 2017, but both vehicles are years behind schedule.
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The clinic is kept running by a WhatsApp group where they send photos and questions about patients to Syrian doctors living outside the besieged areas.
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The service doesn't yet have an official launch date, though it's expected to launch later this year, and be "fully up and running" by March 2020.
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MTurk workers help keep the internet running by completing jobs like identifying objects in a photo, transcribing an audio recording, or helping to train an algorithm.
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The RTV report quoted TEC director David Kellas as saying it would be difficult to have the line running by the presumptive Brexit date of Oct.
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"The men who comment there are the white middle-aged men who keep this system running by thinking that there is no other option," Mahlhaus said.
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Da Silva currently leads presidential polls with more than 30 percent support, but will likely be barred from running by electoral authorities following a corruption conviction.
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Union dues are what keep unions running by, in part, financing the salaries of attorneys and other organizers who help unionize workplaces and negotiate with bosses.
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If successful in the CfD scheme's future auctions, Scottish Power Renewables aims to start construction around 2022 and have the project up and running by 2025.
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This includes keeping existing plants running by ensuring our electricity markets appropriately price nuclear-generated electricity, and by ensuring our regulatory process functions effectively and efficiently.
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The Portugal international was visibly unhappy with being replaced for the second game running by Paolo Dybala, exchanging words with Sarri before storming down the tunnel.
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The source said that Trump told Christie he expected to be out of the running by October 2015 and planned on endorsing the New Jersey governor.
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Rick Scott tweeted that there was no excuse for every county in the US not to have a mobile testing center up and running by Friday.
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"You think it'll still be running by then, Ben?" he asked, knowing my family seldom ventured farther than the beaches of South Carolina for our vacations.
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He said he aims to be up and running by Monday, holding regular briefings on the response to the coronavirus pandemic and answering questions from reporters.
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It took Chef engineers about an hour and a half to get the systems back up and running — by 12 PM PT the software was restored.
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We saw a few major upsets this round; most notably, CBD and protein were knocked out of the running (by Tough Mudder and activated charcoal, respectively).
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The first complete Chinese space station is expected to be up and running by 2022, a couple of years before the ISS is due to be decommissioned.
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"The simple fact that we have investigations and maybe lawsuits running by themselves has the effect of opening up opportunities for other companies to participate," Kovacic said.
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Correction: This article has been amended to reflect the fact that Hardt Hyperloop is looking to have its high-speed testing center up and running by 2021.
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X says the pulley system that pulls up the ball within 5 minutes was broken -- but he expects it to be up and running by Thursday night.
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Eritrean Zersenay Tadese and Ethiopian Lelisa Desisa, the other two main runners, both dropped off the pace and were out of the running by the halfway mark.
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He declined to say when Stratolaunch would begin test flights, but he vowed to meet a goal of Mr. Allen's to be up and running by 2020.
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The aim of the pair joining forces is to quadruple that number — with the goal of having 5,000 CoderDojos up and running by the end of 2020.
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The success of such run-pass offenses means that quarterbacks of this era are often running by design, even if the result of those runs seems serendipitous.
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SpaceX and Boeing were awarded $2.6 billion and $4.2 billion contracts, and the expectation was that the companies would have the spacecraft up and running by 2017.
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He became the default candidate after his running mate and former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva was barred from running by the country's highest electoral court.
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Lula, the candidate for October's presidential election for the Workers Party (PT), which he founded, is almost certain to be barred from running by an electoral court.
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Along with French software company Dassault Systèmes, the city is creating a data-enriched Virtual Singapore, scheduled to be up and running by the end of the year.
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It was back up and running by the time I visited, offering buprenorphine, one of the two medications considered the gold standard for opioid addiction treatment, to patients.
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Current plans call for the two oldest coal-fired plants in the country to be shut in 2024 and for the other three to stop running by 20503.
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Petrópolis said it had committed about $300 million to keep Imcopa's plants running, by buying raw materials and paying operating costs at the plants with about 640 workers.
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Eco hopes to have a test net running by the end of the year, but users can sign up now to claim a username and reserve some tokens.
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"The UK's first carbon capture usage and storage project will be up and running by the mid-2020s under government plans unveiled today," BEIS said in a statement.
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Lafarge, a sprawling French multinational with operations in 80 countries, has said that its employees were motivated to keep the Syrian plant running by a "can-do" approach.
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Rick Scott tweeted that there was no excuse for every county in the US not to have a mobile testing center up and running by late last week.
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PHILADELPHIA — Transit workers in this city ended their crippling weeklong strike on Monday, ensuring that all buses, trolleys and subways will be up and running by Election Day.
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As hurricanes continue to cause greater impact due to factors such as climate change , NASA is working to have new hurricane-tracking satellites up and running by early 2019.
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Pence provided some new details about the Space Force and his administration's plan for rolling out the new branch, which he expects to be up-and-running by 2020.
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It will test its Tianzhou-1 cargo and resupply spacecraft in April -- a key technology needed for country's space station that's expected to be up and running by 2022.
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Spirit Airlines said they are resuming service with one flight out of San Juan to Orlando on Monday, and hope to have two flights up and running by Tuesday.
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But while IAG plans to have 90 percent of its long-haul fleet be up and running by 2019, the question still remains for medium and short-haul flights.
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Bolsonaro is leading all opinion polls if you exclude jailed former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, who is expected to be barred from running by a graft conviction.
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Last year, Amazon agreed to lease 20 planes each, including crew, maintenance and insurance, from Atlas and ATSG, with operations expected to be fully up and running by 2018.
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Starship aims to have several parallel pilot programs up and running by the end of this year, but DC is the first place the company has gained regulatory approval.
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Liv is also able to get Edison (Norm Lewis), plus her father and Jake (Scott Foley), out of the running by convincing Edison to speak out about Hollis' campaign.
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This was going to get a spot in last week's list, until it was knocked out of the running by the Great Phil Kessel Hot Dog Sweep of 21918.
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The Dirkou base was already up and running by the time Mr. Pompeo stepped down as head of the C.I.A. in April to become Mr. Trump's secretary of state.
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As of Tuesday, he said 214 of those labs were able to do so, with the rest expected to be up and running by the end of the week.
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Haddad became the default Workers' Party candidate after his running mate and former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva was barred from running by the country's highest electoral court.
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Despite the arrest, Lula was running for a third term and leading in the polls until he was barred from running by the country's top electoral court in September.
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Fox News is supposed to make an official announcement on Tuesday unveiling the streaming service, which is expected to be up and running by the end of the year.
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The carmaker expects five to seven cities to be up and running by the end of this year, though Audi won't say which ones are expected to be first.
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If you're running by choice, it probably means that it's important for how you relate to the world, how you see yourself, and how you think others see you.
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Can you imagine tapping into feelings powerful enough to evoke a heartfelt performance while you're in a weird suit with green screens all around and costumed weirdos are running by?
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But don't expect the see this possible relationship flourish as quickly as New Girl's central ship (remember, the Nick-Jess flirtationship was up and running by the season 1 finale).
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All 13 are supposed to be up and running by the end of September, with five launching in Europe, four in the Americas, and four in the Asia-Pacific region.
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TIRANA (Reuters) - A new, private securities exchange in Albania should be up and running by year end after getting the central bank's go-ahead, its chief executive said on Wednesday.
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He said he hopes the agency's new office in Los Angeles will be running by next year but added that investigating and referring cases for prosecution will likely take longer.
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Fund managers cut their net long position for the second week running by a cumulative total of 91 million barrels, according to data published by regulators and exchanges (tmsnrt.rs/2shCOmq).
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Then a team of plumbers begins restarting the system around St. Patrick's Day, with the aim of having all outdoor water features back up and running by Memorial Day weekend.
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And of the 20 Select Bus Service routes that the city's Department of Transportation had planned to have running by the end of this year, only 15 are in operation.
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In March, Singapore was named the world&aposs most expensive city to live in for the fifth year running by the Economist Intelligence Unit&aposs "Worldwide Cost of Living" survey.
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The network was eager to piece together a lineup that could be up and running by Monday, when Mr. O'Reilly had been scheduled to return from a vacation in Italy.
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MANAMA (Reuters) - Bahrain's Foreign Minister Khalid bin Ahmed Al Khalifa said on Saturday a planned Gulf security alliance, which also includes Egypt, will be up and running by next year.
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Britain has announced a new online system here which it says will be up and running by March 30, to let EU citizens apply for "settled status" to stay after Brexit.
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If the companies developing the high-speed system are to be believed, you'll see test tracks and working prototypes within a year, and lines running by the end of the decade.
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Norsk said it will print initially in Norway, but aims to have nine printers running by year-end at a 67,000-square-foot (6,220-square-meter) facility in Plattsburgh, New York.
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If Amazon were to commit to a future in which the physical office matters less than the employees filling it, they could have their second campus up and running by 2019.
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The second is to begin to do the organizing that is going to need to happen for him to hit the ground running, by the time he announces — if he announces.
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Why it matters: The industry wants to have networks up and running by the end of this year and early next year, with mainstream 5G phones on sale by the spring.
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Another study, from November 2017, looked at early Vaporfly models and reached the same conclusion: "The prototype shoes lowered the energetic cost of running by 4% on average," the researchers wrote.
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KenGen is in the process of building a new 140-megawatt plant, financed by a $400 million loan from JICA, Japan's development agency, that is expected to start running by 2018.
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Verizon is also planning to have 5G service in five cities by the end of 2018, while Sprint says it will have its network up and running by the end of 2019.
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In tests on treadmills, the device was shown to reduce the metabolic cost of running by 5.4 percent (metabolic cost being the amount of oxygen consumption and carbon dioxide produced while running).
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Named as 'IONITY', the joint venture aims to install 400 high-power charging stations by 2020, with the first 20 locations to be up and running by the end of this year.
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Another independent study looked at early Vaporfly models in November 2017 and reached the same conclusion: "The prototype shoes lowered the energetic cost of running by 4% on average," the researchers wrote.
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A European official told CNN on Tuesday that creating the SPV "is in its final stages" and the aim is to have it up and running by the end of this month.
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Outside of the Asian region, Beyond Meat expects to have a new European production facility in partnership with Zandbergen World's Finest Meat up and running by the end of March, Brown added.
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"There have been so many hares set running by the prosecution in this case, the field is positively flooded with them running around in every direction crashing into each other," he said.
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The implied cost of the outage will therefore be in the order of 15,000 tonnes, assuming that Nyrstar can get the plant back up and running by the end of this month.
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Fund managers have now cut their net long position for three weeks running, by a total of 21 million barrels, after raising it 133 million barrels over the previous 213 weeks since Jan.
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The FAA has yet to say when the aircraft can return to service, but Boeing's CEO Dennis Muilenburg has predicted the planes will be up and running by the end of the year.
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According to Variety, HBO is hoping to get the new tourist spots up and running by 2019—coinciding with the show's final season—and it's not clear yet how much tickets could cost.
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Trump and some of his allies, including former White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon, were reportedly looking to block the former Massachusetts governor from running by encouraging Hatch to stay in the seat.
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Zhao Wei, a senior scientist working on the project, said researchers aimed to have the facility up and running by around 250 to meet the pressing demand of China's hypersonic weapon development programme.
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Calibra, a new subsidiary of the social media giant, rolled out the alternative financial system with a website and white paper in an effort to get the cryptocurrency up and running by 2020.
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It will be one of: "The North Water," by Ian McGuire; "He Said/She Said," by Erin Kelly; "The Crime Writer," by Jill Dawson; "Eileen," by Ottessa Moshfegh; or "Running," by Cara Hoffman.
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An adviser to the congressman, who requested anonymity to speak frankly, said the Democrat has moved closer to a bid in recent weeks and will decide on running by the end of April.
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Hyundai unveiled its concept flying taxi at CES, which it will be partnering with ride-hailing giant Uber to deploy as part of a service that could be up and running by 2023.
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Aside from aiding and abetting gun-running by our allies, America's CIA under President Obama spent $22019 billion a year arming questionable rebel fighters, a move supported by the bipartisan foreign policy establishment.
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While ordinary Iranians struggled, Iran's clerical and security establishment and business world sought kept the economy running by means including resorting to barter as well as foreign currencies other than the U.S. dollar.
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Fernando Haddad told Reuters on Tuesday that he was talking with other left-wing parties about forging a united leftist front for the elections if Lula is barred from running by a corruption conviction.
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The new trading desk would "make markets" in the cryptocurrencies and is set to get up and running by the end of June, if not earlier, two of the sources said in the report.
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Trump, however, has indicated this week he is leaning in the opposite direction, saying in a Fox News interview on Tuesday he hopes to have the economy back up and running by Easter. Rep.
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According to the Changjiang Daily, the prefabricated medical building is being built by a lake on the outskirts of the city and officials hope to have it up and running by early next week.
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Obama allowed the great relations Bush had built to deteriorate with gun running by his U.S. Attorney in Arizona and his bad mouthing the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) during his 2628 campaign.
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Anne-Marie Couderc, the interim chairman of Air France KLM, said in a memorandum last month seen by Reuters that the airline hoped to have a new leadership team up and running by September.
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Tidal hit 2016 running by partnering with one of its investors, Rihanna, on the release of Anti, the pop star's most recent album, by offering one million free downloads that arrived with a Tidal trial.
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The $48.6 million project is slated to be completed in time for the Consumer Electronics Show in January 2021 — though Musk has suggested it could be up and running by the end of the year.
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It aims to have operational batteries at 10 sites in 18 months, while a site on the south coast of England could be up-and-running by the middle of 2019, subject to planning approval.
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CAPE TOWN, Nov 6.53 (Reuters) - Uganda expects to start producing oil in 2021, a year later than initially planned, and its refinery should be up and running by 2023, its oil minister said on Thursday.
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The bigger question was not so much whether the crisis would lead to a new model for climate resilience, but whether the existing system would even be up and running by the next hurricane season.
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The move, airport officials have said, is part of plans to alleviate traffic as construction continues on an automated people mover that's set to be running by 2023 — ideally well ahead of the 2028 Olympics.
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But in January, Mr. Cuomo called off the L train shutdown and announced a different repair plan that would keep the service in the tunnel running by allowing for work at night and on weekends.
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Construction of the $3-billion Jakarta Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) railway began in 2013, and it is likely to be up and running by 2019, when a light rail transit is also due to open.
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Kevin Watkins, chief executive of Save the Children, said many problems still had to be "ironed out" but he was hopeful an initial pilot could be up and running by the end of the year.
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The group, which is expected to be up and running by the end of this year, already has a list of possible targets for future acquisitions to be funded with the support of its top investors.
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The company has a rival in Hyperloop Transportation Technologies (HTT), which aims to have its system up and running by 2024 and announced it has started building the passenger pods for its loops back in March.
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During parliamentary elections, moderates ended the conservatives' more than decade-long grip on the Parliament, despite the fact that some of their best-known candidates had been barred from running by the hardline-dominated Guardian Council.
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The memorandum added that Air France KLM hoped to conclude its search for a new CEO in the coming weeks, and that it hoped to have a new leadership team fully up and running by September.
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Haddad, a former mayor of Sao Paulo, will likely become the PT's presidential candidate within days as imprisoned former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva was barred from running by the top electoral court last week.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece said on Monday it would have migrant registration centers running by next week, under pressure from EU partners threatening to sideline it from passport-free travel unless it does more to contain refugees.
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In February 2015, the Japanese government carried out a test exercise where drones were used to deliver food to old people living in rural areas, with hopes to have the service up and running by 2018.
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Some have commented on the stark divisions in Chinese society, asking why the government is pushing out a class of people who keep the city running, by cleaning homes, picking up trash and caring for babies.
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Trump said he wants the economy back up and running by Easter, despite his top health experts' warning the U.S. will need to maintain social distancing for "several weeks" to stop the spread of the coronavirus.
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New trains from the $2.1 billion Acela 21 project are supposed to be up and running by 2021, but a new report from the railroad&aposs inspector general found they&aposre at "significant risk" of delays.
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CEO Elon Musk told investors in a July 24 conference call the company would finalize its location for a European Gigafactory before the end of the year with hopes to have it up and running by 20143.
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As EV site Electrek notes, Tesla originally wanted to have 18,000 Superchargers up and running by the end of 2018, but currently falls well short of that goal with 11,853 chargers online at the time of publication.
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But this year we're here to put an end to that generational Thanksgiving-dessert one-upmanship with some (potentially controversial) news: According to Pinterest, your grandma's recipe may have been knocked out of the running by Pinterest.
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Zalando said the new Nordics hub, which it hopes to be up and running by the end of the year, should cut standard delivery times in Sweden to 1-2 days from a current 2-5 days.
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O.K. When I asked readers for suggestions this summer, your most popular recommendations were "Let Your Mind Run" by Deena Kastor and Michelle Hamilton and "What I Talk About When I Talk About Running" by Haruki Murakami.
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As best as I can tell, the clearing of the field was partly natural (people forget this now, but Clinton began with sky-high poll numbers) and partly purposeful (Biden was discouraged from running by Democratic elites).
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A bartender for Cedric's, the Shed's not-yet-open restaurant by Danny Meyer's Union Square Hospitality Group, apologetically handed out free bottles of water and said that it would probably be up and running by late April.
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A Tesla battery-pack-assembly worker thought a fight had broken out when he looked up from a pack he was testing about midnight on a Saturday in September 2018 to see his coworkers running by him.
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The fact that the Chinese economy is going to be fully back up and running by early May, while the Americans and Europeans are still taking it on the chin and lots of it is shut down.
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The Congressional Leadership Fund plans to have at least 20 offices up and running by the end of the year in districts across the country, including one in Roswell that will stay open after the June election.
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With jailed former leftist president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva barred from running by a corruption conviction, many of his supporters said they would spoil their ballot or not vote for anyone, the survey by Datafolha pollster said.
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Tesla broke ground on its first Chinese factory in January and plans to have production up and running by the end of 2019, as it is key to the company's goal of becoming a major presence in China.
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The systems will not be allowed to operate where Citi Bike, operated by Motivate, already exists, but if all goes well, the city expects to have a pilot program up and running by the summer or fall of 2018.
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And, while I remembered with a certain professional caution that my editor had politely informed me that her favourite was The Purple One, I happily saw it knocked out of the running by my coconut chum, the mighty Bounty.
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Global players already have a major presence in the Norwegian payments market, and technology giants are ready and waiting to capture a share of Norwegians' payments * The aim is to get the new company up and running by Aug.
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After the ECJ ruling in October, the EU Commission and the United States rushed to hash out a new data-sharing agreement, the Privacy Shield, which they are hoping to have up and running by the end of June.
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TORONTO, Nov 1 (Reuters) - Canada's new infrastructure bank is on track to be up and running by the end of the year and will look to attract investment from major pension funds, the country's infrastructure minister said on Wednesday.
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It needed some major repairs (there was no running water when we moved in), but we were able to DIY most of them and have everything up and running by August, just before the start of the school year.
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Should any company apply for a telecommunications license, Duterte has ordered agencies and regulators must "ensure the third telecom provider will be up and running by about the first quarter of 2018," presidential spokesman Harry Roque told a regular news briefing.
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Following in the footsteps of Broad City, Drunk History, and other successful web series turned TV series, the long-running (by internet standards) High Maintenance is making the jump to television with a six-episode season that premieres September 16.
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She goes to bars and clubs with "maybe-boyfriend", goes running by the reservoir and is on call to help her ma with her younger sisters, a "sort of background buffer to help prevent their precocity...spinning way out of control".
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Calls to break end-to-end encryption in services like WhatsApp seem to have fizzled out, while legislation introducing age checks on all porn sites has been delayed (though it will likely be up-and-running by the end of 2018).
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The project means LNG Gorskaya could deliver the Baltic's first large-scale, locally produced Russian LNG three years ahead of Gazprom's Baltic LNG project, a much delayed plan the state-owned gas giant now expects to be running by 2023.
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Under this scheme, any miners—the people who keep the bitcoin network running by creating bitcoin blocks for a reward—who don't support segwit will have their blocks ignored by users enforcing the new rules after 28 PM on July 220.
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That technology is looking to be adopted by airports internationally very soon: A recent survey the firm conducted revealed that 29 percent of airports and 25 percent airlines plan to such a system up and running by 2020, he added.
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The Texas-based energy corporation Enron—named "America's Most Innovative Company" six years running by Fortune magazine—raked in close to $101 billion the previous year, and as far as executives are concerned, they're at the top of their game.
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The city's light-filled new international airport has been voted the best in North America for five years running by Airports Council International and the best airport in the United States for four years by readers of Condé Nast Traveler.
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The company is also building out its factory in China, modifying its California car plant to produce the Model Y crossover, and building a factory outside Berlin that it aims to have up and running by the end of 2021.
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But the timing of the changes, coming without warning, suggests the government was worried there would be a backlash for increasing the price of gasoline in a stressed economy, in which inflation already is running by some estimates at 40 percent.
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Lula, still Brazil's most popular politician despite serving time for a corruption conviction, will be nominated as a presidential candidate by his Workers Party on Sunday but he is expected to be barred from running by the country's top electoral court.
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We spoke with a source close to the couple who tell us they were simply cruising along when the animals came running by ... Kim and Kanye came to a slow soon after the vid and let the pronghorns on their way.
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The ruling coalition said last week he is disqualified from running by a witness tampering conviction at the ICC, even though convictions for murder, rape and pillage committed by his militia in neighboring Central African Republic in 2002 were thrown out.
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It's also nearly impossible for many: Research suggests women of color in particular might be discouraged from running by the massive cost (and amount of time one need spend fundraising) on the one hand and the prospect of facing discrimination on the other.
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The two new reactors at Hinkley Point are scheduled to be running by the middle of next decade and provide around 7 percent of Britain's electricity, helping to fill a supply gap as the country's coal plants are set to close by 2025.
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Niger Air Base 201 is expected to be up and running by 2019, when it will be home to fighter jets and MQ-9 reaper drones with surveillance and striking capabilities that can reach a number of West and North African countries.
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Nadal, who was once a regular feature on the second Sunday of the tournament having reached five finals between 2006-2011 — was jettisoned out of Wimbledon before the quarter-finals for a fourth year running by a man ranked 100 or lower.
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The project, which was meant to be up and running by 2014, is part of a sweeping telecoms reform aimed at curbing the dominance of Carlos Slim's America Movil and improving Mexicos low levels of cell phone penetration and network coverage.
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Earlier this year, Tesla announced that it would raise $2 billion to fund expanded production facilities for the Model 3 — and the company might need all that cash and more to get its Model 3 assembly line up and running by next year.
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During Sunday's vote Mitrokhin, who was himself initially barred from running by the local election commission, told Reuters he thought the press-ganging of soldiers into voting at these polling stations could affect his chances of winning a seat in the Moscow legislature.
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Red Century H. G. Wells's foundational work of political science fiction, "The Time Machine," predicted a future in which a small utopia of sprightly elites is kept running by a subclass that lives below the ground and is reduced to bestial violence.
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The Vikings' recent success — eight victories in 10 games before Monday night — dovetailed with a surge from Cousins, who has thrived in a reimagined offense predicated on bullish outside-zone running by Cook and loads of bootlegs, rollouts and play-action passes.
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Your Money Adviser Student loan borrowers seeking flexible repayment plans have been cut off from a helpful online tool for more than two months because of a security breach, but it is scheduled to be back and running by the end of May.
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Now, it's selling investors on the idea of a futuristic blockchain-based messaging system that, if all goes as planned, will be up and running by 2003 and create a "VISA/Mastercard alternative for the new decentralized economy," according to a primer published online.
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So many incredible performers running by in so many costumes; the man who usually plays my role visited me in the green room and ran me through the last of my choreography; I wasn't allowed to sit down for fear of wrinkling my outfit.
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Go-Jek didn't provide a timeline for launches in its announcement today, but a source with knowledge of the plans told TechCrunch that Go-Viet is likely to be up and running by August with Get in Thailand set to follow a month later.
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Matejka and his team, which was named the best in their category four years running by Institutional Investor earlier this decade, point to the last earnings recession in 2015-16 as a template for why the bull market can continue after a rough 10.53.
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One big problem is investors still have no real insight into how corporate earnings will fare as large swaths of the world are locked down without an exit strategy, despite President Donald Trump's desire to have the US economy up and running by Easter.
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You can quickly see more general information about your PC — like the amount of memory it has installed, the processor speed and the version of Windows it is running — by pressing the Windows key and the Pause/Break key to call up the System control panel.
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Fox and his co-author, political scientist Jennifer Lawless, have found that women are more likely than men to be dissuaded from running by the possibility of a negative campaign, and by the potential loss of privacy involved in becoming a candidate for public office, Margolin reports.
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The testy back-and-forth in the Oval Office with the Democrats' congressional leaders, Representative Nancy Pelosi, above left, and Senator Chuck Schumer, right, heightened concern that the two sides might not reach an agreement on spending bills to keep the government running by a Dec.
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Runners will burn significantly more calories in the same time frame if they maintain the same pace with a stroller that they once achieved without: According to Alcantara's model, pushing a stroller at a constant speed increases the energy costs of running by 5 to 8 percent.
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The 50-foot-tall Aurora microreactor plant bridges old and new aspects of nuclear power in a number of ways; Oklo recently grabbed headlines with the announcement that Aurora, expected to begin running by 2024, will be core-powered by low-enriched uranium from Idaho National Laboratory.
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Facebook hasn't committed to the idea of paying publishers directly, and may still end up trying to entice publishers with ad revenue, bolstered by minimum guarantees, according to a Facebook source, who says the company expects to have the news tab up and running by the end of 2019.
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Some users are reporting that they've been able to get things back up-and-running by messing with their system clock, but this is generally a bad solution and can often screw up a lot of things, so it's probably best to wait for a patch from Oculus.
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Last week, Trump seemed to upend what had been assumed to be a relatively staid process to keep the government running by insisting that $303 billion be included in the bill as a down payment on the construction of his much-promised wall on the border with Mexico. 2.
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Still, SpaceX's financials, as revealed by The Wall Street Journal's rare backstage look, place a lot of faith in the ability of this global internet service to not only be up and running by 2018, but to create a lot of profit only a few years after that.
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"To get ready for 2019, you would have to be fairly up and running by the spring or early summer, and you would have to have things in place for the employers who would want to sell coverage for a 1/1 date," Dillon said, referring to Jan.
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While getting into Waymo's self-driving taxi service, Waymo One, which launched in December in self-driving Chrysler Pacifica minivans, Dolgov was asked by a reporter about Musk's ambitious goals to have fully self-driving vehicles up and running by the end of next year wherever Tesla owners have cars.
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The critical Colonial Pipeline, which moves gasoline and other fuel from Texas to the East Coast, is trying to restore a partial outage by Sunday, while Magellan Midstream Partners aimed to get pipelines that bring crude oil from western Texas to the Gulf Coast running by late Friday or early Saturday, Reuters reported.
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"If we don't get (the Northern Ireland executive and legislature at) Stormont up and running by then, Northern Ireland citizens will then have both a general election in December and an assembly election soon after the 13th January," Smith told journalists after a summit in Dublin with the leaders of Scotland, Wales and Ireland.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE (D-Mass.) threw her name into the running by creating a committee to explore a possible White House run.
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Bob Weinstein, who has insisted that he did not know the extent of his brother's behavior, has been pushing to keep the studio running by renaming it and recruiting women to occupy all of the vacant board seats, according to two people briefed on the matter, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the conversations were private.
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Abby Huntsman's mother, Mary Kaye, joined the conversation too, to talk about how the family will handle a move to Russia, leaving five of her seven children and several grandchildren in the U.S. "We are always running by the seat of our pants … when this job came up, I didn't even bat an eye," Mary Kaye Huntsman said.
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Gomes, a tough-talking former governor and finance minister, has worked to position himself as a moderate alternative between Bolsonaro, who has openly praised Brazil's 1964-85 dictatorship, and Workers Party's candidate Fernando Haddad, the hand-picked successor of the party's jailed leader, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, who remains the country's most popular politician but is banned from running by his corruption conviction.
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I was tagging along with activists planning to shut down the building of the new Carrington power station , a gas-fueled plant being built by Carlton Power that should be up and running by the end of the year—one of 14 new gas-powered stations planned in the UK. "There's a massive discrepancy in the rhetoric between what governments say, and go on to do," Liz told me, as we drove up and down the industrial street, looking for the pre-arranged meeting point.
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Without excavating too far into the pile, I see "Transcription," by Kate Atkinson (who is one of those can-do-no-wrong writers, in my opinion); "South and West," by Joan Didion (I'm never very far from a copy of one of her books); "No Man's Land: Fiction From a World at War, 1914-1918," edited by Pete Ayrton (the latest installment in my World War I obsession); "Maus," by Art Spiegelman; and "Galloway's Book on Running," by Jeff Galloway, which is a great book to read when you're looking for excuses to not go running.
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Former White House economic adviser Gary CohnGary David CohnEx-Trump adviser Gary Cohn says economy could be reopened on 'incremental' basis Sunday shows preview: State governors and top medical officials prepare for next week of COVID-85033 response On The Money: Trump says economy 'may be' sliding into recession | Dow suffers second-worst day in history | Coronavirus package hits roadblocks | Fed unleashes arsenal amid pandemic MORE said Tuesday that businesses could be reopened on an "incremental" location-based basis, after President TrumpDonald John TrumpNorth Korea asking for aid, while denying any coronavirus cases: report Iranian official maintains Tehran has 'no knowledge' of American hostage's whereabouts Unemployment claims surge to 3.2 million as coronavirus devastates economy MORE said he hopes that the economy will be back up and running by Easter.
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