Combining scaled distribution with scaled content creation is such a step.
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Circles are scaled by the Volcanic Explosivity Index (VEI) Circles are scaled by the Volcanic Explosivity Index (VEI) Circles are scaled by the Volcanic Explosivity Index (VEI) Circles are scaled by the Volcanic Explosivity Index (VEI) established by the USGS in 1982.
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Scaled Biolabs: Scaled Biolabs is accelerating biologic, gene, and cell therapies using smart microfluidic chips.
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It was first scaled by Italians in 1954, but no one has scaled it in winter.
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Twenty games will go on at once on Roulston Lake, with the scaled-down teams playing on scaled-down rinks.
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These exercises were scaled back after Trump and Kim met in Hanoi in February, and may be scaled back even further.
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"I definitely see it as something that could be scaled up or scaled down to whatever works best for the community," says Kurup.
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The joint exercises will be scaled back and done on a small unit level or even include virtual training similar to the 2018 scaled back exercises.
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Then they scaled that up to how much material you'd need for a building, then scaled it up to how many materials you'd need per capita to build new structures.
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They scaled YouTube — now they'll shard everyone with PlanetScale
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In principle, MicroLED displays could be scaled up to enormous sizes like the 219-inch TV Samsung showed, but it can also be scaled down and stretched out to unusual aspect ratios.
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If current US plans remain in place, we can expect US troop levels to be scaled down and the CIA presence scaled up over the next 14 months, according to the source.
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DJI scaled a peak of 22,000 for the first time.
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They scaled it down twice, and I'm still spreading horror.
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They're the ones that scaled it up into a cannonball.
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Ineffective ads were killed in minutes, while successful ones scaled.
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The market expects the rate path to be scaled back.
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Still, even a scaled back Aramco IPO could shatter records.
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Financial markets have aggressively scaled back their interest rate views.
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Others, including Advent and TPG, have left or scaled back.
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Content safeguards are a challenging aspect of operating scaled platforms.
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DXY as U.S. rate hike bets have been scaled back.
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Still, as the company scaled, money matters remained a hurdle.
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But family detention wasn't scaled back after they spoke out.
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PlanetScale's founders invented the technology called Vitess that scaled YouTube.
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Yes, this is very much the MacBook design scaled up.
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Most founders were woefully unequipped to run companies that scaled.
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Adani has significantly scaled back its ambitions for the mine.
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This is real world policy thinking that gets scaled up.
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It scaled the factory to produce 103 planes a year.
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How would you feel if we scaled that force down?
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Morgan scaled her ensemble to be experienced from the water.
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To stay healthy, she has scaled back her range sessions.
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Walls can be scaled, or tunnels can be dug underneath.
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The horizontal axis is scaled so percentage changes are comparable.
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All major U.S. airlines have scaled back flying in Asia.
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Rohm also scaled a year high and ended 4.5% higher.
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Officials on Tuesday scaled back some descriptions of the heist.
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Furthermore, Bed Bath & Beyond has scaled back its buyback program.
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Cities are implementing bold ideas that can be scaled nationwide.
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Verdicts of such size are often scaled back by courts.
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Other works bring cosmically scaled events down to ground level.
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Christopher Wylie The Obama campaign didn't rely on scaled disinformation.
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I still wonder if this approach can be scaled up.
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The association has also scaled back its spending on lobbying.
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And visitation is always at risk of being scaled back.
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"Strategic for us is making sure we're doing the right thing at the right time," he said, indicating the company has already scaled up and scaled down certain service offerings in response to market needs.
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Scaled up to the numbers we're talking about it's $600 billion.
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Investors have scaled back rate-hike expectations in the past week.
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Petit says the towers were forever transformed after he scaled them.
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I will say this about the woman that scaled the statue.
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Since then, several companies have launched and scaled with similar focuses.
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The Tuesday before [I scaled the pole] we had a meeting.
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What's more, the company's bookings have scaled along with the valuation.
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Circles are scaled by the number of deaths in each incident.
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It was scaled back and riddled with caveats and escape clauses.
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But everything about China's steel sector comes in scaled-up size.
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Such ambitions may now be scaled back, because of their cost.
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The S&P 500 and NASDAQ indices also scaled new heights.
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It had a UI that scaled automatically to different screen sizes.
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Electric motors, however, are cheaper and easily scaled up and down.
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As governor, Ducey has scaled back its funds, the paper reported.
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Mr Macron had already scaled back his ambitions for the euro.
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Universal health care, public college tuition, significantly scaled-back international presence?
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The craftsmanship on all of Stewart's scaled up objects is impressive.
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It's unclear whether it was open or Tanooka scaled the fence.
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Earlier this year, he scaled back his near-term market forecast.
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I would love to see this scaled up to car dimensions.
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The EU has scaled back plans for a military headquarters. 6.
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Others used an emergency exit, scaled walls and jumped to safety.
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Drafters have scaled back some of the board's more intrusive powers.
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After all, she has scaled bothMount Kilimanjaroand reachedEverest base campwith ease.
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For one thing, it would have to be scaled up enormously.
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The system can also be scaled up further, adds Dr Mirkin.
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That program is being scaled to 10 markets and eight brands.
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Sure enough, their initial growth rates moderated as they scaled up.
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They want to see funding for the program significantly scaled back.
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Today, facial recognition has scaled from unlocking phones to tracking criminals.
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It had laid off employees and scaled back operations last summer.
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Banks and government services were closed, and hospitals scaled back operations.
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We've scaled the wall of worry, and everyone likes the view.
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Many trade shows are being scaled back, if not canceled altogether.
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Only one person had flawlessly scaled the pitch, back in 143.
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BuzzFeed has instituted paycuts and scaled back on travel and hiring.
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We've done that, and that's since scaled pretty dramatically for us.
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Under Trump, we have scaled back that commitment — and then some.
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Safety inspection and licensing prior to scaled release of new features.
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The St. Paul raccoon scaled the two-story building with ease.
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"We've scaled up, we're already scaling almost too fast," Boufarhat added.
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Maria leaves a whole new level of recovery to be scaled.
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Cloud compute, for example, can be scaled as needed, Gupta said.
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Scaled by population, the American attacks were 12 times as deadly.
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Number one is the general principle of scaled-up agricultural economics.
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In addition, she scaled all 54 Colorado peaks above 14,000 feet.
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Separately, Mr. Icahn appears to have scaled back his A.I.G. investment.
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Even the bar is personably scaled; it's configured like a horseshoe.
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They have also been scaled up for use in larger settings.
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As George W. Bush's secretary of labor she scaled back regulations.
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Prices had scaled a fresh record peak of $2,582.19 on Monday.
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Although America pioneered this approach, it has not been scaled up.
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A generously scaled moon roof flooded the interior with natural light.
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Even then, investors were heavily scaled back at the clearing price.
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Pierce said the humanitarian response needed to be rapidly scaled up.
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Later, he scaled it back and eventually apologized for his words.
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Savitri's father said he decided to organize a scaled-down ceremony.
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We held our breath as a raccoon literally scaled a skyscraper.
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These are the folks who've dreamed, launched, pivoted, scaled and succeeded.
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Bullion had scaled a two-month high of $1,112 on Jan.
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Every time an intruder scaled the White House fence, we winced.
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Consumers scaled back plans to buy a new car last month.
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Some 19763 lifts scaled its broad face, offering plenty of choices.
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The works for the most part are vivid and generously scaled.
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Others scaled the high fence and made it into the compound.
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The food was scaled down awesomeness -- tacos, french fries and churros.
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And then we've seen that as we've scaled Smosh as well.
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So although makers of military drones are keen to adapt some of their products for civilian use, commercial drones are more likely to be based on scaled-up consumer drones than on scaled-down military ones.
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At Brown's insistence, it was scaled back to allow cooperation in jails.
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They can suggest that work hours be scaled back during finals week.
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They can also be easily scaled up or down based on demand.
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A scaled-down repeal bill has been conceivable for some time: Sen.
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The man then climbed a fence and scaled scaffolding to the roof.
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Four baboons scaled the wall, but one returned on its own volition.
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The administration has also axed or scaled back pathways to refugee status.
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Over 2016 and 2017, Rhode Island finally scaled up its prison program.
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Circles are scaled by the number of people killed in each incident.
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Earlier this year, professional adventure climber Alex Honnold scaled the 3,000 ft.
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Yet the Trump administration has scaled back oversight of the loan companies.
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Earlier this year, Trump scaled back safety protections for incarcerated transgender people.
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Legendary gun-designer Eugene Stoner and his team scaled-down the rifle.
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We scaled back the size of the team to just 10 people.
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Another firm building a scaled-up drone is Volocopter, a German startup.
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Contract negotiations with government procurement agencies stalled or orders were scaled back.
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Temperatures across much of the country also scaled historic highs in January.
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Gold scaled a two-month high of $1,112 an ounce on Jan.
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This isn't the first time Markle has scaled back her online presence.
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They successfully scaled Goldin Finance 117, seemingly without being fined or arrested.
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On Wednesday the metal scaled its highest in more than two weeks.
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BRBY Financial markets have aggressively scaled back their interest rate views recently.
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Members of the House Freedom Caucus have scaled back their initial request.
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In 1982 he started his company, Scaled Composites, in the California desert.
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Like they find some 2130-something who -- who scaled a Guatemalan volcano.
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Although the infrastructure for buying sneakers has scaled, the supply has not.
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Facebook scaled the feature back to only appear in Events and Groups.
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Investors are attracted to start-ups that can grow and be scaled.
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Mr Allen is now funding Stratolaunch, again in partnership with Scaled Composites.
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Since then more than 4,4713 climbers have scaled the world's tallest peak.
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It's obvious that the world is not scaled for adult-size littles.
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She also scaled numerous peaks, including Nepal Peak from Sikkim in 2010.
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Unfortunately, the RAC program is significantly scaled back due to provider criticism.
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No matter how large-scaled her acting, though, she always looked sincere.
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Climbing expeditions were canceled, and last year not one climber scaled Everest.
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Those targets are now likely to be scaled back or even scrapped.
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I could have scaled the flimsy walls, and there was no roof.
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Her role in the convention itself has also been significantly scaled back.
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Per Greenfield: Spotify has globally scaled its direct-to-consumer subscription business.
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They haven't been studied in a way that can be nationally scaled.
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Here's how they scaled their side hustle into a full-time business.
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"We've scaled a steep mountain and we're still climbing," Mr. MacRae said.
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A third man scaled several floors of the building on July 9.
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Prosecutors scaled back the charges, arguing that he inspired violence in others.
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Some suppliers have scaled back their use of such elements, he said.
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MSCI's index for emerging market stocks scaled a fresh three-week high.
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The S&P 25.3 also scaled a record high on June 22.
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Ms. Kulkarni, of India, scaled the peak with her husband, Sharad Kulkarni.
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Generally I like pieces that are scaled large and display intense color.
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Not all location-based VR startups have fully scaled back operations stateside.
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Carriers said downed infrastructure had caused operations to be scaled back sharply.
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Prices scaled $1.23,21.2 an ounce on Monday, their highest since April 21.
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The policy lasted into the Obama administration before it was scaled back.
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The original SpaceShipTwo craft was built by experimental aircraft developer Scaled Composites.
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Here&aposs how they scaled their shops based on sales and followers.
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As the company scaled, the relationship between Christina and Stefan Krause deteriorated.
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Republican groups have scaled back funding as Johnson trails in the polls.
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Are scaled-down versions of adult classics right for very young children?
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"A scaled-down business may have a chance of survival," Saunders said.
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But they must also bring to the table "up-scaled" online offerings.
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Bosses reporting greater uncertainty also appear to have scaled back investment more.
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He also scaled back tariffs imposed in September on other consumer products.
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The stock had also scaled a near 2-year high on Friday.
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Synthesized images are color corrected, scaled and oriented to emulate a real image.
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Two other surveys have been suspended or scaled back in the last year.
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ET, close to a June 2329.50, 21 peak scaled earlier in the session.
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The dollar index, which scaled a 2125.815-year peak of 21.7 on Jan.
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Gold prices also ticked lower, as the dollar scaled its multi-week highs.
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But after the indictment news broke, all the networks scaled back that coverage.
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There are not enough mature, scaled opportunities to put real money to work.
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In 2850, 2000andMe received FDA approval for a scaled-back suite of tests.
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U.S. crude had scaled a five-month high of $64.79 earlier this month.
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But the NYPD has not scaled back most of its vital surveillance activities.
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Musk scaled back to a mix of automation and manual labor in April.
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Brazil shares traded flat, having scaled fresh life highs earlier in the session.
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This is Silk's first-ever figure, and Miles' first 6-inch-scaled one.
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He scaled Everest with the help of a team of sherpas in 2003.
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The recent census found only 4m "scaled-up farms", 2% of the total.
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Since then, Uber Mexico has scaled to a size most observers deemed impossible.
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"It's going to be much more scaled back," said one former X employee.
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But the plans have reportedly been scaled back, and now exclude entire industries.
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Her opinions, including to uphold abortion rights and racial remedies, were scaled back.
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Nima, 36, said both climbers had completed training and scaled two smaller peaks.
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China's yuan came off a seven-month peak scaled during the previous session.
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Ofo has also scaled back by closing down many of its international operations.
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That's fast enough for generating real-time, scaled previews on a smartphone's screen.
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Several cities, including Brussels, Paris and Moscow, scaled back their New Year celebrations.
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The Fed did not give specific examples of postponed or scaled back investment.
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Some US businesses have scaled back their initial euphoria about opportunities in Cuba.
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Damian Lillard is, arch-superficially, something of a scaled-back version of Curry.
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A spokeswoman for Uber said Greyball was still in use, though scaled back.
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At one point there were reports that the project had been scaled back.
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My eyes opened to a fogged mirror that scaled the locker room wall.
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Drillers have scaled back expensive offshore exploration amid a protracted oil price downturn.
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The dollar index, which scaled a 20900-year peak of 21 on Jan.
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But nor should anyone confuse this modestly scaled exercise with a towering accomplishment.
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As we approach summer, Los Angeles' top colorists have significantly scaled things back.
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The pound traded just below a one-month high of $1.4504 scaled overnight.
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Each dot is scaled to represent the frequency of placement in that subgroup.
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"To build a profitable business, a scaled business, is very challenging," McGee said.
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The fifth and final climb of the day scaled the Col de Peyresourde.
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When customers liked the results, Vestas scaled up to a supercomputer in 2008.
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But once the system is scaled up, he added, he'll visit it offshore.
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This MEB can be scaled to work in China, the USA, and Europe.
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As consumers demand faster deliveries, UPS has significantly scaled up its cargo lift.
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But since the crackdown on intrabank lending, smaller banks have scaled risky borrowing.
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That forecast has since been scaled back to two hikes for the year.
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Under the scaled-back scenario, GDP would get a 0.2 percentage point push.
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Last year it scaled back operations after attacks killed seven of its staff.
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It makes sense to see Melotti's work in such a human-scaled space.
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The changes led many of the more sweeping provisions to be scaled back.
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Trump scaled down his prop during a trip to the Midwest on Thursday.
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Brent crude futures, the global oil benchmark, scaled back gains after the announcement.
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Amazon also appears to have scaled back its loan offers in recent weeks.
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We also need greatly scaled-up testing and real-time online information systems.
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Sanders has scaled back basic campaign activities while scaling up his messaging efforts.
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It drastically scaled back financial penalties and did not specifically protect location data.
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And NBC recently announced that her Sunday news show would be scaled back.
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The Oakland project was scaled back after protests — and Mr. Hofer was hooked.
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We scaled it down so that everything matched with Rami's face and features.
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And towers mean the system is modular, and so can be scaled up.
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No. Scaled up testing is a good idea, but it should be free.
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This year, the Trump administration sharply scaled back the comprehensiveness of that review.
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An index of housebuilders scaled over a two-year high on the news.
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He called the increases "dramatic" but said insurers have not scaled back coverage.
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The effort, called the 287g program, was scaled back during the Obama administration.
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Fortunately wonderful approaches already exist in some classrooms nationally that can be scaled.
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As a result, the agency scaled back on efforts to prevent disease outbreaks.
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They scaled back, solved the issue, and then slowly reverted back to normal.
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Other parts of the former Hostess baking empire were scaled back as well.
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A good size whole red snapper, cleaned and scaled, might cost you $4.
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I am now 76, and have scaled the highest peaks of 76 countries.
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Mattis could be concealing the importance of the scaled down forces, Kazanis added.
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The American people know there are models that work and can be scaled.
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Single-family building permits scaled their highest level since July 2023 in November.
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Go deeper: Consumers scaled back plans to buy a new car in October
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Mr. Trump ultimately built a scaled-back development, but his response was bitter.
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While plenty had backed out altogether, some had instead scaled back their presence.
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The deb parties continued in Grosse Pointe, albeit in a scaled-back fashion.
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In response to these findings, OnePlus later scaled back its data collection program.
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The benchmark hovered around the more than 11-year highs it scaled on Monday.
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The metric is utilitarian, scaled to spot trouble just before it turns into disaster.
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Therese Patricia Okoumou scaled the Statue of Liberty in protest of U.S. immigration policy.
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Many scaled the walls of nearby building and parapets to get a better view.
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"I have no reason to believe that this will be scaled back," said Castro.
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This perspective and approach is something that should be explored, iterated, used and scaled.
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This capex can be scaled back to conserve cash if conditions are not favourable.
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Hogan also scaled back a light rail project for the more affluent Montgomery County.
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Allstate already scaled back its wildfire exposure four to five years ago, said Wilson.
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The hardware has mostly been scaled down from the flagship, as the name implies.
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It looked like this: The results were scaled to fit within 1 to 100.
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Kantar scaled down some of the flexibility in the debt baskets and restricted payments.
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"The fee structure is scaled to the population of the building," Mr. Jee said.
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He believes that the share can be scaled up with ease, possibly to 80%.
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Instead, those demos were scaled-down from what the team ultimately wanted to create.
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Many other 5.2-inch phones have scaled past the 3,7493mAh mark by this point.
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Both the Aussie and kiwi scaled nine-month peaks of $0.7709 and $0.6965 respectively.
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Prices scaled back slightly Monday, and were trading at $10,917 as of Monday afternoon.
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She's kind of scaled back her performing because she prefers to act and direct.
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That's the reason its activities — and consequently sales — have scaled down in recent years.
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If it's contributing to the brand, I've scaled my potential impact in the world.
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Maybe the company thought Magic sounded a little too dramatic and scaled it back?
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It scaled too quickly, didn't understand new markets and is now facing the consequences.
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The alliance, first unveiled in 2012, was rapidly scaled back to three shared projects.
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He has scaled back his plans for higher social spending, although these remain ambitious.
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That's not the scaled-up future of insectivory that the UN foresaw in 2013.
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But perhaps no organization, not even Intel, has scaled OKRs more effectively than Google.
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I've scaled the mountain, I'm looking over it, and there are many more mountains.
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As he got older, his love for all things scaled and cold blooded grew.
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Price reforms have been scaled down and delayed in some parts of the GCC.
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Elsewhere, the Australian dollar stood near a three-month peak of $0.7374 scaled overnight.
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The punishment was ultimately scaled back to only block the track and field team.
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The New Zealand dollar hovered near a three-month peak of $0.6745 scaled overnight.
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No one knows how and when they can be scaled up to broad use.
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The young adventurer harrowingly scaled a mountainside, mid-avalanche, with no enemies in sight.
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"[Scaled Composites] had a philosophy of keeping it as simple as possible," says Miller.
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It has been knocked away from one-year peak of 113.18 scaled on Thursday.
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In February, GoPro laid off 7 percent of its staff and scaled back projections.
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The plan was later scaled back to the changes that are rolling out today.
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That night, Middleton and Matthews scaled the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge in the dark.
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In May, it was mainly German firms that scaled back bookings for industrial goods.
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The President's son had previously requested his protection be scaled back, seeking more privacy.
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I've got to keep my cholesterol down, so I've been making scaled-down versions.
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So Mr. Wildstein scaled back just a bit, closing two lanes instead of three.
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The company has since scaled up output to more than 100,000 barrels per year.
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He allegedly scaled the fence and ran away as ICE agents chased after him.
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SoftBank shareholders should be relieved the company's Swiss Re bet has been scaled back.
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I scaled the cliffs of Santorini while gazing at the impossibly blue Aegean Sea.
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Onlookers and reporters tracked the raccoon's progress Tuesday as it scaled the UBS Tower.
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Diversified, Scaled Operations: Mylan is a well-diversified top-three global generic drug firm.
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Expectations for so hikes have been scaled down dramatically amid the new year swoon.
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It has sharply scaled back its presence since the Cold War ended in 1990.
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Proposals for a European military headquarters were scaled back to focus on civilian missions.
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Search and rescue missions in the Mediterranean should also be scaled up, it said.
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That was to keep it from crashing as Midnight Labs scaled up the infrastructure.
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This means it can (probably) be scaled up for all manner of energy applications.
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The company has shuttered or scaled back operations in Russia, Australia, Indonesia and Thailand.
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The Energy Department's clean energy R&D programs would be eliminated or scaled back.
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The next step for Amazon is demonstrating how effectively the model can be scaled.
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Dream Chaser is a futuristic-looking, scaled down version of the retired Space Shuttle.
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But considering the heights she's scaled previously, it does kinda leave you wanting more.
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We moved over to Randalls, but we still have that, scaled back, of course.
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Brent crude oil futures hovered near $81.48, the highest since November 2014 scaled overnight.
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Many large-scale public gatherings and sporting events have been scaled down or canceled.
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If Trump scaled back the exercises, that would be a big win for Putin.
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For the Pyeongchang Olympics, Shiffrin scaled back her supply to 35 pairs of skis.
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Though she never scaled a mountain herself, Ms. Hawley endeared herself to many climbers.
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This set of modestly scaled blues remakings of classics finds dignity in the downtrodden.
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The index is scaled to range from 2018 (least resentful) to 1 (most resentful).
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He also has sharply scaled back the number of refugees admitted into the country.
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Late on Thursday, Pelosi released a scaled-back version of the Democrats' initial plan.
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Profits fell sharply, and the company scaled back its earnings outlook for the year.
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Recently, it scaled back its initial plan to the construction of just two reactors.
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Still, other locations had to close as operations were scaled back to reduce spending.
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Elizabeth, 91, and her consort, 96, have scaled back public events in recent months.
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Crucially, BioCellection believes that when scaled up, it could undercut the virgin plastic market.
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He was with me in New York when we did the scaled-down version.
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It now stands some 9603 points below its record peak scaled on Jan. 16.
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The firms then scaled back on purchases in April in a blow to profits.
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Southwest has cut routes and scaled back its growth plans with the planes grounded.
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Several major airlines have canceled or scaled back flights to and from mainland China.
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Not everyone is convinced that the project, even scaled down, is a great idea.
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Yet the Off is replete with similarly scaled productions, many of them more stimulating.
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He recently scaled back on the frequency of the company&aposs all-hands meetings.
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Saudi officials scaled back their ambitions after overseas investors balked at the proposed valuation.
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It has also scaled back annual military exercises citing concern about Thailand's political development.
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Digital files can be sent directly to a vendor and quickly scaled in manufacturing.
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But the scaled-down White House is the showpiece, complete with an Oval Office.
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I scaled back my commitments to a job I love because of the relocation.
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In response, Giant has scaled back production in China and ramped up in Taiwan.
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Nebenzia added that joint U.S. and South Korean military exercises should be scaled down.
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Or, as Scaled Robotics showed today at TC Disrupt Berlin 2019, specially trained equipment.
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The effort, called the 287(g) program, was scaled back during the Obama administration.
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GE Power announced 12,000 layoffs in December and has scaled back 15 manufacturing sites.
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The program, repeatedly scaled back in speed and scope, has driven out private investment.
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"We believe advertisers and agencies would welcome a third scaled digital player," he wrote.
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Now, I think that scaled, but listen, at 700 million people it's not perfect.
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A food mill with a shredder scaled to the size of a human body.
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General Motors is also about to see the credit scaled back for its customers.
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Iran has breached the 2015 deal several times since and scaled back its commitments.
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Bahrain, Sudan, and Kuwait have also scaled back diplomatic relations with Iran in solidarity.
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Imagine a scaled-down, slightly more intimate Mister Saturday Night and you're nearly there.
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If they were both scaled to cost the same, what would be the impact?
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It seems highly unlikely that doing these boxes can be scaled up like that.
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In contrast to many similarly scaled paintings, his work never comes across as authoritarian.
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Sonnie, who once regularly traveled around the world with him, has scaled back her trips.
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First, Uber Freight could be scaled to a bunch of verticals beyond logistics for trucking.
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The coffee giant has scaled back on store growth and closed underperforming company-owned locations.
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These are not scaled-up drawings but works that originated in the painting process itself.
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Rise and Resist announced the demonstration moments before the 44-year-old scaled Lady Liberty.
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However, fund managers scaled back their purchases of seven-year Treasury supply on Jan. 29.
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We scaled the wall and dropped down into a vacant alley in the bloodkin sector.
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But it recently scaled back that effort for fear dangerous passengers were being let through.
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He scaled the emissions from Jupiter&aposs magnetic field to mimic those of distant exoplanets.
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Many publications have already made dramatic cuts in their newsroom staffs and scaled back coverage.
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"We scaled it up, thinking that maybe we'd someday get 200 patients enrolled," she said.
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For years, Coffey has produced modestly scaled self-portraits with not a brushstroke of flattery.
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Now, he scaled down the brush size to draw very tiny patterns, almost like hieroglyphics.
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The SpaceX Pusher resembled the frame of a scaled-down Model S with four wheels.
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Plans for the first full-scale facility, in Saint Lucie, Florida, were recently scaled back.
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The billionaire entrepreneur founded Stratolaunch in 2011, in partnership with specialty aircraft builder Scaled Composites.
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A boatload of Cuban migrants scaled a 21-year-old lighthouse off the Florida Keys.
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It has scaled back its late-night offerings and nixed its line of premium burgers.
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Deutsche Bank has scaled back its correspondent banking business by around 40 percent since 2016.
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But if Sanders or Trump is elected, they said, those forecasts would be scaled back.
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Josh Callaghan's Chicago Snow (2013) series portrays one such human-scaled consequence with understated humor.
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Gislason said the process can be scaled up to meet the needs of larger plants.
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Allies expressed concern that he is without a strategy as Democrats scaled up their efforts.
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Eventually the team scaled both Annapurna III and, in 1975, Mrs Tabei's greatest dream, Everest.
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Last month, the company scaled back some of its most aggressive promotion tactics after Sen.
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Satellite images from HiRISE and simulated Beagle 2 images, at high resolution and scaled down.
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On paper, however, it appears that LG has scaled back some of the camera's capabilities.
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As expected, the 7-inch Nook is a scaled-down version of its bigger sibling.
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Holder, which scaled back voter protections, particularly in regions with a history of race discrimination.
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But instead, Susan Collins and Olympia Snowe agreed to back a somewhat scaled-down package.
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In the meantime, the Fed pretty dramatically scaled back its expectations for inflation this year.
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Based on these coordinates, the emoji were centered and scaled into 152 × 152 RGB images.
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The new iPad is essentially a scaled-down version of the 12.9-inch iPad Pro.
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Measurement cannot go away, but it needs to be scaled back and allowed to mature.
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In turn, Faraday Future has scaled back its ambitions, canceled factory plans, and lost executives.
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Now there are female crash test dummies, but it's just a scaled-down male dummy.
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In February the Wall Street Journal reported that the commodities business would be scaled back.
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In January the Wall Street Journal reported that the commodities business would be scaled back.
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But Jallow believes these efforts must be scaled up in the face of climate threats.
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In a sense, the XB2900N are a just slightly scaled-down version of the 2300XM3.
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Until the insurance outlook changes, those developing new proton centers have scaled back their ambitions.
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Japan's Nikkei was up 0.5 percent, near the two-month peak scaled the previous day.
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But the end result is adorably car-like, scaled way down for a single rider.
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The commission has also scaled back on examining brokers to boost oversight of investment advisers.
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However the firm has scaled back some of its more ambitious plans for e-commerce.
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The Aussie scaled a near two-month peak of $0.7248 and was last at $0.71.1000.
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The index crawled back towards a three-month peak of 225,20.57 scaled a week ago.
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International benchmark Brent also scaled a 2-1/9.143-year high of $68.19 a barrel.
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The index crawled back towards a three-month peak of 21,860.39 scaled a week ago.
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The benchmark has lost nearly 2% since it scaled an 11-year high last week.
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The expedition scaled the mountain via its southeast ridge, which is incredibly sharp and dangerous.
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But responsibility for sociotechnical misfit can't just be scaled away as so much 'collateral damage'.
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Holder scaled back mandatory minimums, in part, to try to shrink the federal prison population.
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Sessions also scaled back the use of federal consent decrees to reform troubled police departments.
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In 2000, the association scaled back the show after attendance hit 23,000, to eliminate overcrowding.
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That's why the robots so confidently scaled the stairs, while staying clear of the edges.
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Foursquare acquired like-minded location data firm Placed to create a scaled platform for advertisers.
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It's a version of a value-added tax which could be scaled up or down.
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" But rather than post more, she "scaled back because I found myself getting really frustrated.
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Instead, he considered the first entry a small-scaled movie with some great talent attached.
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The dinner will be a scaled-down event compared to state dinners in past administration.
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A federal appeals court scaled back a broad injunction in a case concerning sanctuary cities.
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Police earlier said the shooter killed five, but have scaled that number down to four.
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Major department store chains have scaled back their physical footprints as consumers' shopping preferences change.
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Dick's Sporting Goods also scaled back the types of guns it sold at its stores.
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The designs will be scaled up to 20133 feet for the America's Cup in Bermuda.
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The company scaled quickly to keep up with demand last year as cryptocurrency trading skyrocketed.
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In March 2017, Tran scaled three fences to gain access to the White House complex.
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It has scaled up partly by promising hoteliers monthly payments, made possible by SoftBank's money.
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At Banana Republic, promotions were scaled back, "which was a detriment to traffic," Peck said.
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Heyward, a three-time Gold Glove winner, even scaled the wall, hoping to get away.
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It's good to see Apple do something a little scaled-down once in a while.
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The Trump administration has dramatically scaled back TPS protections, saying the program has been abused.
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Japan's Nikkei has also pulled back sharply from 15-month highs scaled early this month.
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Several banks said they had scaled back their estimates since the last survey was published.
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It's still at a kind of laboratory scale, but it could be scaled globally. Right.
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To see this, it's useful to think about a scaled-down version of the problem.
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Other departments have scaled back the power of their internal divisions that monitor such abuses.
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Against the yen, the common currency scaled a three-week peak just shy of 126.00.
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Inmates took staff hostage, launched mass breakouts, lit fires, and scaled the roofs of prisons.
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The sensation is one of levity, suspension and translucence, yet the building remains human-scaled.
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Ms. Das, of Odisha, India, scaled Everest twice, but did not survive the second expedition.
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In his proposal, funding for science and technology was scaled back, and research dollars curbed.
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After Republicans and Democrats balked, the department scaled back and submitted a more modest proposal.
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The police's use of force has been scaled back but has not been entirely transformed.
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In March, it scaled back a proposed ban on a deadly chemical in paint strippers.
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It will just be a scaled-down version to start, one focused on gaining subscribers.
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After it was roused, the creature took off — and scaled the side of the building.
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Instead, the company has repeatedly scaled back its plans and fallen far behind on hiring.
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Its ambitions are high-minded and grandly scaled; its attitude remains earnest, patient and craftsmanlike.
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But even though G.M. was scaled down in bankruptcy, it still has excess production capacity.
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The government, for instance, scaled back its plans to raise the full-benefit retirement age.
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Structuring experiments so that they can be scaled up over time permits greater confidence still.
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Chinese New Year celebrations were being scaled down or canceled in many parts of China.
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It scaled a one-month high of $1.1.08252 overnight on upbeat British retail sales data.
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Deutsche Bank shares slipped 0.8% after the German lender scaled back its revenue growth target.
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Now, he works no more than 40 hours a week — and still scaled his company.
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Leaving aside its massive wingspan, its body is a scaled-up version of Sir Antony's.
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From conversations with local perfume experts, I learned that flower production has been scaled back.
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Other family members have also scaled back their public duties for a variety of reasons.
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The Partnership can be replicated and scaled in public school districts across the United States.
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Many manufacturers scaled back their presence in Frankfurt this year or skipped the show altogether.
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The scaled-down selection for men includes $55 shorts and $35-to-$55 t-shirts.
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But the road to passing even a scaled-back tax bill is fraught with obstacles.
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Made in collaboration with Tomasz Jan Groza, these scaled-up cabinets tower above the viewer.
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The requirements will be tiered, scaled to different income levels up to $30,000 per year.
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The other side of the corridor shone with 5B's scaled depiction of the solar system.
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Some Target workers recently said that their hours have been scaled back, straining them financially.
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Already, it said, clinics and projects in Madagascar, Uganda and Zimbabwe have been scaled back.
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In the end, the estate tax wasn't fully repealed, but it was furthered scaled back.
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Firms with a higher degree of Sino-reliance do seem to have scaled back investment.
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She scaled border walls, escaped from immigration detention in Panama and slept in a church.
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JPMorgan's basket of listed companies that make their cash abroad scaled a five-month high.
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N Street Village scaled back its hours because of coronavirus, but it is still open.
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Rhode Island Warwick: Providence, the state capital, should function much like Philadelphia but scaled down.
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Since then she has scaled high-altitude peaks in Nepal, China, Myanmar, Crimea, and Morocco.
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The awning of the Ritz Carlton hotel collapsed after it was scaled by several fans.
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When people request content on the internet they're already enjoying "scaled content combined with scaled distribution," whether it's content from Facebook, Netflix, or a GIF on Tumblr that just went viral, and none of that requires those things to be owned by AT&T.
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But the royal brothers have scaled back their polo-playing this summer because of family commitments.
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Professor Dumpster, he had his dislikes (school gym as bathroom) and likes (mobility, scaled-down possessions).
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While Obama also refused to rule out military action, Trump's rhetoric reflects a scaled-up posture.
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The company has already completed a pilot project that needed to be scaled up, he said.
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It had scaled a four-month peak on Friday amid a surge by its global peers.
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For years the artist has produced modestly scaled self-portraits with not a brushstroke of flattery.
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Eventually, though, these new methods will find their way into markets and start getting scaled up.
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He climbed Mount Everest twice, the Matterhorn and also scaled El Capitan in Yosemite 16 times.
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As Instacart has scaled, it has also faced backlash from its contractors, or in-store shoppers.
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It scaled back wages paid to civil servants in February and March to weather the crisis.
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This week, her campaign also scaled back its television ads in the state by about $140,000.
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However, the feature was eventually scaled back and a more limited version was integrated into Messenger.
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Washington has also scaled back already-limited military ties with Myanmar since the Rohingya crisis began.
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The business has also scaled its subscriber base by 10 times in the last two years.
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That has resulted in consumption being scaled back, as seen in a slump in auto sales.
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CEO Philip Krim says the model could easily be scaled to outfit a shopper's whole house.
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In the face of such criticism, some cities have abandoned their plans or scaled back proposals.
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This week, her campaign also scaled back its television ads in the state by about $140,000.
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In 1995 its fence was easily scaled by Greenpeace activists, who sprayed "bollocks" on the walls.
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On Tuesday, the greenback scaled a peak of 104.98 yen, its highest level since June 24.
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As America's stockmarkets scaled wild peaks in 1929 and 1999 they did so amid feverish enthusiasm.
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Companies that have scaled up A2F for the fuels market will be well-placed to pivot.
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In the United States, male breadwinners scaled back by as much as 9 percent a year.
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Internal models have been dramatically scaled back where the Basel Committee is not confident they work.
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All the details have been scaled down perfectly, including the logo, buttons, and even the packaging.
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Gold was steady at $1,338.50, close to a 10-month peak of $1,346.70 scaled on Wednesday.
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Grew a lot, built a ton, had some L's, scaled back, would do it all again.
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Trafigura raised its stake in Nyrstar during this period, while Noble scaled back its metals business.
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DVB has scaled back new business, but tough shipping conditions continue to weigh on DZ Bank.
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He apparently researched how others have scaled the fence to the most famous address in America.
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Investors in turn have scaled back expectations that the European Central Bank will raise interest rates.
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So I took one of my 7 percent IPA's and scaled it down to 2.7 percent.
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If improved and scaled up, the solid-state photoelectrochemical cell might eventually power homes or cars.
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But Jorja would probably have scaled her way up to at least national UK success anyway.
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Since the end of last year, however, Foodpanda has scaled back or closed in some countries.
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Currently Rainbird's technology is being trialed with U.K.-based sales staff but could be scaled quickly.
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The financial turmoil at the start of the year had scaled back those expectations among traders.
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Japanese stocks recently scaled 27-year highs as foreigners turned buyers of Tokyo-listed blue-chips.
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But the horrid start to the new year in financial markets has scaled back those forecasts.
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The platform can be scaled for a wide range of products through API calls and SDKs.
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Nanodrip is now being scaled up for commercial use by a spin-off company called Scrona.
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Up until now that has meant they updated the software or scaled the hardware for you.
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They argue that the scaled-back ban still achieves the same outcome as the previous one.
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It was partly true, and partly an alibi: the tickets were terribly overpriced, and badly scaled.
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The Shanghai stock index scaled the 3,000 mark for the first time since June this month.
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Working poverty has risen as various in-work benefits, like tax credits, have been scaled back.
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President Donald Trump has rightly scaled back military assistance because of atrocities committed by the army.
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Numerous countries have scaled up already available technologies to make huge strides in their renewable transitions.
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The euro fetched 124.98 not far from a two-week peak of 125.585 scaled on Friday.
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Google has scaled down its hardware to capture Hamburg's Miniatur Wunderland—the world's largest model railway.
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The euro, which last week scaled a one-month peak of $1.1342, stood at $1.1271 EUR=.
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But it was not an approach that could be scaled up to thousands of corporate customers.
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The security detail has been scaled back, but local police would not release any further details.
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Back then, Audemio and his brothers scaled the mountains that shot up from the forest canopy.
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Behind a toddler-scaled wooden table, baskets woven from rainbow-dyed yarn overflowed with soft toys.
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Boeing has only scaled back production to 42 planes per month, about 20% below its peak.
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In some stores, those positions were eliminated completely, while in others they were drastically scaled back.
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Rutan had founded a company, Scaled Composites, that was producing a cutting-edge prototype every year.
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Tree pangolins scaled giant trunks, forest elephants trundled safely along, tropical birdsong wafted on the breeze.
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The dollar index fell, Wall Street stock indexes scaled new records and U.S. Treasury yields dropped.
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Wall Street in general has somewhat scaled back its expectations for the tax cuts Trump promised.
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Unfortunately, it has replaced it with a scaled-back version that shares the same fatal flaws.
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In a five-month period, Walmart scaled this from 10 stores to more than 400 stores.
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She's scaled that back, now advocating for a referendum on the Euro than abandoning it outright.
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The challenge here was to make something that could actually be scaled to real-world use.
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Outside, a group of shirtless boys scaled barefoot up a palm tree and threw down coconuts.
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If he does attend, it will be a "scaled back" version of the trip, he added.
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On the road, those control systems were scaled back substantially, according to Mr. Liang's guilty plea.
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And references to Islam, once sprinkled liberally throughout textbooks and other class materials, were scaled back.
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It was scaled down after the stock market crash of 1929, making it look somewhat stubby.
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The numbers of people affected today dwarf even the largest-scaled events that come to mind.
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This is, of course, the only way to present architecturally scaled art, or long-vanished things.
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Their simple but heroically scaled gestures channeled the grandiosity and high drama of midcentury action painting.
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Businesses including car rental companies, airlines, dating apps and Walmart scaled back their exposure to guns.
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Another 30 percent think the law should be expanded — and 17 percent want it scaled back.
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They scaled that film back a lot—it was really violent, and we were really funny.
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This large-scaled work is the rare dance piece that looks best on the Met stage.
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The production is buoyant and polished, using reggaeton as a skeleton for ambitiously scaled club-pop.
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And housing courts have been scaled back too, as evictions statewide stand suspended until further notice.
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He grabbed an extinguisher from his vehicle, scaled the chain-link fence and smothered the flames.
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Professor Ostergaard thinks it could, if Britain acknowledges reality and accepts its scaled-down modern status.
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Then, in 1986, the organization scaled back drastically, to just two awards, for fiction and nonfiction.
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And he scaled back civil liberties in ways that made him a lightning rod for opponents.
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Several exercises involving the US military have already been scaled down, postponed, or canceled in response.
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Katz and Commenter were, until October, proof that Barstool could be scrubbed clean and scaled up.
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In 2012, a North Korean soldier scaled three barbed-wire fences to defect to the South.
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The Max is nearly identical to the Hub, albeit scaled up, from seven inches to 10.
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Mattis did not provide details on what a scaled-back version of the exercise would entail.
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It traded at 106.995 yen, off the one-month peak of 107.235 scaled late last week.
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"If the Siemens test could be scaled up," he said, "we'd have a zero-emissions corridor."
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Seeing these problems, some local governments have scaled back the use of Aadhaar for public benefits.
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It has greatly scaled back its practice of stopping and frisking people in high-crime neighborhoods.
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And best of all, unlike totally reworking school operations, it could be scaled up very quickly.
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Multiple people raised Coulter's scaled-up denunciations to the President in his conversations over the weekend.
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In May, GM scaled back its Maven car-sharing company and stopped service in eight markets.
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Obviously, having already scaled the professional mountaintops that they have, that stance might seem less courageous.
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Third, as the company has scaled up and spread out geographically, the audience has steadily declined.
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For the next two years, with this argument in hand, Aurelius scaled the federal appellate system.
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That was a pullback from a one-week peak of 2.875 percent scaled the previous day.
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Feature phone based student learning company Eneza Education has scaled in Kenya and expanded to Ghana.
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There is nothing scaled-back or slight about the stories these writers set out to tell.
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And all of this leads back to the possibility of scaled back and temporary tax cuts.
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We have since scaled up this program with significant funding from the Government of El Salvador.
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Humana had already scaled back its participation to 11 states this year, from 19 in 2016.
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One Italian climber scaled the mountain in 1996 from the Chinese side, according to hiking officials.
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It's ethically and culturally bankrupt, but it also seems to be poorly constructed and unsustainably scaled.
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A scaled-down bill would fall far short of what Senate leaders had aspired to pass.
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Technically speaking, she still is in the range for diabetes, but she's scaled back her meds.
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Men and women scaled its granite walls in summer heat and in the belly of winter.
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He said a scaled-back request of $220 million for four jets also went too far.
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Further weighing on gold prices, world stocks scaled record levels as investors cheered the trade deal.
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The mid-caps, however, still hovered around a near 15-month high scaled earlier this week.
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He not only scaled the virtual peak, finishing as the year-end No. 20033 in 22003.
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Just a week ago, the common currency scaled a 3-1/2 month peak of $1.1377.
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A Senate GOP aide said leadership pitched their office on the scaled-down bill on Monday.
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On Friday, it had scaled a high of 94.267, its strongest in more than two months.
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That discounts the fact that the U.S. has scaled back its nuclear arsenal since the 1980s.
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The company has steadily scaled back its presence, selling policies for 2017 in just 11 states.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) — opposed a scaled-down version of ObamaCare repeal, halting work on the bill.
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Other countries, such as Myanmar, have scaled back BRI projects amid concerns over debt and sustainability.
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Americans overwhelmingly believe that global warming is happening, and that carbon emissions should be scaled back.
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John McCain (R-Ariz.) as senators await a vote on a scaled-down ObamaCare repeal plan.
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The 200-barrel diluent recovery unit is modular, meaning it can be scaled up in size.
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Czech forward rates have stayed stable this month after having scaled back previous rate-cut expectations.
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In 2016 and 2017, Iranian actors scaled their attacks against several Saudi government entities and companies.
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And his architecturally scaled structures, though rich in visual texture, are far from being eye candy.
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We can talk about how you guys have scaled in a world where that's still happening.
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S. trade standoff, while bulls scaled back wagers for a drastic cut in U.S. interest rates.
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Financial stocks ended slightly higher after the big four banks scaled back some of their losses.
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"There is no revolution because they're all siloed pilot projects that have not scaled," Rifkin said.
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This particular process of separating protein from fiber was scaled up to sort of the starch market.
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Eventually, after substantive input and commitment from impacted workers and local philanthropies, the cutbacks were scaled back.
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They were presented with random selections from 3,000 pairs of uniformly scaled images, none of them repeated.
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Against this backdrop, market expectations for a rate rise later next year have also been scaled back.
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One month later, a scaled-down plan to replace Obama's Affordable Care Act failed in the Senate.
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The boy was saved by a migrant from Mali, who scaled the apartment building to rescue him.
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LONDON – British police have arrested an intruder who scaled scaffolding and got onto the roof of Parliament.
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After that, part of the building would continue to be run as a scaled-down Lord & Taylor.
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Both were employees of Scaled Composites, a Northrop Grumman subsidiary based in Mojave that built the vehicle.
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Though the master climber has scaled more than 5,000 trees, this undertaking is exceedingly rare, he says.
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Period furniture filled with white, 3D-scaled models of tombstones, memorabilia, and found photographs adorn the space.
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It can be used to build multi-hundred-megawatt power plants, or it can be scaled down.
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The fight scenes are scaled down, the special effects aren't as frequent, and the sets feel stagnant.
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Another attraction is cutting costs: spending on IT and sales can be scaled back; underperforming managers fired.
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Foxconn had already strayed from the original contract when it scaled down the factory it was building.
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It's going to be the most scaled player, and right now that looks like Netflix to us.
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Shortly before the groundbreaking, reports began to surface that Foxconn had radically scaled back its planned factory.
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V and T In The Park relocated and rebranded as the scaled-down RiZE and TRNSMT respectively.
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Theoretically, if this core system hadn't failed, Amazon could have scaled its servers to handle the demand.
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But over the past year, he has scaled back his public relations work to focus on music.
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The console is notably smaller, too, with the 21871334-inch touchscreen getting scaled down to 18713323 inches.
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HK) have scaled up their operations as they take on Western firms such as AerCap Holdings (AER.
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Like Uber, WeWork wants to show that it has a profitable core that can be scaled up.
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The NHS has said it wants the programme to be scaled up to attract 2,000 foreign GPs.
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It turned out that the search engine guys actually scaled much better than I thought they would.
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Next they could be scaled up for closed circuits in retirement community and long haul trucking circuits.
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He later scaled back the extent of the withdrawal to allow some troops to remain in Syria.
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Given Judgment's more serious tone, the sillier aspects have been scaled back, though they're not altogether gone.
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Have a seat in Parker's Bar for a more scaled-down (but no less tasty) dining experience.
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McGregor scaled the fence to join Lobov in the Octagon and forced the spectators to fever pitch.
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Today it has scaled back operations to just two countries where it operates a hotel booking platform.
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He was 22 and was the youngest Briton ever to have scaled the peak at the time.
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Companies scaled back on their investment plans, and employment fell at the fastest pace for two years.
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Elsewhere, Philippine shares reached a more than 1-year high and Vietnam scaled an 8-year peak.
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"We just want to see this gigantic airplane fly," says Niki Dugue, one of Scaled Composites' engineers.
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The refinery, struggling financially for years, slashed worker benefits and scaled back capital projects to save cash.
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The transition away from relying on Scaled Composites precipitated a shift in the company's culture as well.
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"Output will be scaled back accordingly," it said in a statement, adding that consequences were being assessed.
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Facing a sharper slide in export orders, manufacturers scaled back production for first time since July 2016.
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Malaysia's oil production has declined over the past decade and Petronas has scaled back its ' international plans.
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Many entertainment events since his death have been scaled back or canceled as a sign of respect.
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Automotive fluid storage company TI Fluid Systems scaled up 8 percent as strong orders boosted annual revenue.
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Silver rose 0.5% to $16.42 per ounce, having earlier scaled its highest since June 2018 at $16,46.
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Each one could be repositioned and scaled until the room was a real-world GIF-powered scene.
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Just because I've scaled back on my routine doesn't mean I've given up on Korean skincare forever.
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But the financial turmoil at the start of the year had scaled back those expectations among traders.
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US and Russian officials this week have scaled up their rhetoric, placing new frost on the relationship.
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Allen's Vulcan Aerospace has worked with aerospace pioneer Burt Rutan's company, Scaled Composites, on the ambitious project.
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Democrats in the House and Senate were withholding judgment on Trump's scaled-back cuts, pending more details.
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Zuckerberg, however, didn't grow as a manager quite as quickly as the business he was running scaled.
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Through the technique of pointing, these could be scaled up or down as directed by the artist.
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Oil and gas companies scaled back production and evacuated some offshore oil platforms as the storm approached.
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The other side was however much of it you could see firsthand scaled by some best guesses.
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Authorities said that the suspect scaled the perimeter fence by East Executive Avenue and the Treasury Building.
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But changes in the way livestock are raised have been successfully piloted and could be scaled up.
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Ditto large black-and-white paintings by Marilyn Minter based on images scaled up from porn magazines.
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Such intangible capital can be readily scaled up, across different product lines, boosting efficiency and future sales.
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Proportionality requires that the level of punishment be scaled relative to the severity of the offending behavior.
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While rates trading will be scaled back, fixed income research was untouched, according to the lender's statement.
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Healthcare stocks scaled a new peak, with drugmaker CSL climbing 0.6% to its highest since Sept. 4.
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As in-person voting has dropped, Arizona has scaled back the number of Election Day polling places.
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Roup is the first trainer from Project to have her workout scaled for the wider Equinox audience.
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Now that Ms. Stemme has scaled some of opera's toughest heights, she wants to inhabit them more.
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That company scaled back its advocacy spending last year after calling off an attempted merger with Comcast.
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And it has scaled up production so it won't encounter issues with its stock in the future.
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McCain last month cast the deciding "no" vote against a scaled-down bill repealing the healthcare law.
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These days I'm all about love's triumph, adversity overcome, the peak scaled, the clarity after the rain.
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For its part, Africa has scaled to the heights of another sport over the same period: soccer.
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But the attacks kept coming, so we scaled back to two weeks, for fear of being overwhelmed.
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The electric automaker also scaled back its Model 24 production targets as it deals with production bottlenecks.
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"Sit Still, Look Pretty" is a modestly scaled but impressively sturdy pop album with club-music flourishes.
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It's got some beefy internals at the starting price, and can be scaled up to the extreme.
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U.S. businesses have scaled back or postponed spending because of the trade tensions, according to Financial Times.
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She has scaled back her hours to about five hours a week to care for her son.
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It had scaled a four-month peak on Friday along with a surge in its global peers.
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"I worked out the quantities and then scaled it up so it should taste right," Radev says.
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She quickly scaled up to a place where personal met public: the maintenance of the art institution.
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The Trump administration is now asserting that the scaled back proposal will save both lives and money.
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He said oil groups are pushing to have it scaled back to the detriment of public health.
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Artisan Rooms have remarkably high ceilings, which makes them feel massive, even though they're pretty intimately scaled.
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Commodity fund investment declined $264 million as "investors scaled back expectations for emerging market growth," Anderson said.
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Outdoors, at 13, he scaled his first 5.14d route, a difficulty rating achieved only by elite climbers.
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One appeal of universal catastrophic coverage to liberals: The annual deductible would be scaled to household income.
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Without the messy deliberations of democracy, certain kinds of infrastructure can be scaled up much more quickly.
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Whatever your plans, we've got a soundtrack that will keep your scaled down spring break on track.
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They're textbook epidemiology — they just need to be scaled up to a level never really seen before.
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The last two movements, almost entirely from "As Time Goes By," are much better, if smaller-scaled.
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In Mr. Hawker's plans, that release of heat, scaled and repeated, will eventually power electricity generating plants.
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Dany swung the lash at his scaled belly, back and forth until her arm began to ache.
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Shane's use of GPT-2 (albeit a scaled-down version of it) might be the funniest yet.
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He'll just argue that Obama's specific rules were much too aggressive and need to be scaled back.
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Wilson warns me that her studio never looks impressive — a hazard of making meticulous, intimately scaled work.
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She warns me that her studio never looks impressive — a hazard of making meticulous, intimately-scaled work.
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The new stores are scaled back versions of the big-box Targets that predominate in the suburbs.
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The show began with rough sketches and homemade equipment, scaled to a series of quickly made shorts.
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The greenback traded at 106.975 yen, off the one-month peak of 107.235 scaled late last week.
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The greenback traded at 0.53 yen, off the one-month peak of 107.235 scaled late last week.
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But Trump scaled back on an Easter deadline on Sunday night, saying that date was "aspirational."Dr.
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"Remember there was a big slide there?" she asked as he scaled a swirling set of steps.
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He has scaled back joint exercises with the Navy while welcoming China's promises to develop local infrastructure.
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The main thing we love about this scaled print is that it actually functions as a neutral.
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But another solution would be producing smaller-scaled works now and then at a range of spaces.
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In the 19 months since the deadly crash, Uber has scaled back and revamped its testing program.
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Ms. Legacki said she has now scaled back her vaping but has not been able to quit.
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Dean Heller (R-Nev.) said Wednesday he was inclined to support a scaled-down ObamaCare repeal bill.
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Colton scaled a fence after a harsh breakup, and he needed to get away from the cameras.
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Demand for Christmas trees plummeted during the recession 10 years ago, so tree growers scaled back planting.
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They will, in principle, be scaled up one day, as they are perfected to meet the BHAG .
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At the fishmonger, look for firm, shiny, glistening specimens, and ask to have them cleaned and scaled.
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As Nubank scaled in Brazil, the company realized that its biggest bottleneck was access to engineering talent.
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She's an important dancer, but not yet a grand-scaled one — and the Met space is vast.
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Even Whole Foods had scaled back its own expansion plans prior to Amazon arriving on the scene.
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Elsewhere, palladium scaled a record high of $13,841.54 an ounce and was last up 5.1% at $2,771.39.
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But Wall Street analysts have already scaled back their profit forecast for 2018 to $1.81 a share.
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Last month, the Supreme Court ruled that a scaled-back version of the travel ban could proceed.
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Elsewhere, palladium scaled a record high of $13,841.54 an ounce and was last up 5.2% at $2,771.77.
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Scaled trees can attain a height of 278 feet and can be as old as 2,000 years.
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The company scaled back, taking billions in charges on the deal and selling off the handset business.
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In his initial pitch, the hacker offered six "ready-to-delivery" exploits with a scaled pricing model.
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Gold prices also slid, retreating further from a near-seven-year peak scaled in the previous session.
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The actions were always meant to be temporary and scaled back when the yuan regained firmer footing.
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The app quietly launched in April of 2014 and scaled up the rankings in the app store.
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The Trump administration scaled back publicity and advertising in the final days of the open enrollment period.
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The determined woman scaled the flagpole outside the South Carolina capitol building to remove the flag herself.
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DJT has shed 5 percent since it and other major indexes scaled record peaks on March 1.
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The two-year Treasury yield stood near 2.624 percent, its highest since August 2008 scaled on Wednesday.
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Another suggested requirement was the climbers submit proof they had scaled another 6,500-metre peak in Nepal.
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In retaliation for Washington's "maximum pressure" policy, Iran has gradually scaled back its nuclear commitments since May.
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The company shipped manufacturing overseas roughly a decade ago and vastly scaled back its Bryan, Ohio workforce.
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In 2017, the two companies announced a scaled back version for nearly 2,000 of Rite Aid's stores.
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CNPC's major Daqing oil field in northern China has scaled back production at costly and aging wells.
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To overcome the reliability problem requires cheap grid-scale energy storage that can be scaled up indefinitely.
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Palladium scaled a new high of $894.023,2894.02 an ounce, extending its record-setting run on supply deficit.
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The scaled back proposal would add Mr. Milk's name to just Terminal 1, which handles domestic flights.
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And RBS shares sank 7% after it scaled back its returns target and slashed its investment back.
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Peru has scaled back environmental enforcement in recent years in an attempt to attract greater foreign investment.
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Its Louis XIV-era soundtrack scaled the charts in France, where it outsold all but Michael Jackson.
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"Meat Joy" was a natural, if operatically scaled, product of its spirit, and it was carefully choreographed.
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Originally, Mr. Carter laid out an 18-hole course, but he eventually scaled it back to nine.
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Her body proportions have been scaled down too, while retaining the extreme level of strength and fitness.
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Scaled somewhere between small stars and large planets, brown dwarfs are among the universe's most curious phenomena.
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And then in India, I'm attractive for a brown person but it's scaled up because I'm fair.
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We see this most clearly with the programs that were canceled or significantly scaled back this week.
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It was still funny, but we actually scaled it down from what we were going to do.
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Canada has also issued extreme weather alerts and scaled back some of its New Year's Eve celebrations.
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So it might be better to use what can be more easily scaled up to higher doses.
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A woman scaled the statue's pedestal, where she sat for four hours until police brought her down.
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To put that in perspective, more people have scaled the summit of Mt. Everest, or flown in space.
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Musk also proposed a variety of new uses for the scaled-down rocket beyond just going to Mars.
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The Fed has scaled back primarily because economic growth has been soft, particularly when it comes to inflation.
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Long-term U.S. Treasury yields pulled back from four-month highs of 3.11 percent scaled earlier in week.
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Bieber also scaled back on his work commitments after tying the knot, a source told PEOPLE in October.
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Coca-Cola has scaled back its Christmas truck's annual tour of the U.K. following protests from health activists.
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Although the velocity is scaled up for the Jaeger, the gravitational acceleration is the same for both cases.
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Companies like Twitter have really scaled up their actions to stop ISIL from exploiting and abusing their platforms.
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The economists scaled back their first-quarter GDP forecast by half a point, to 1.5 percent, they said.
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But, he emphasizes, they are the first to do so on equipment that can be scaled up commercially.
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Seven Greenpeace activists scaled a crane in downtown Washington to unveil a 70 by 30 foot "Resist" poster.
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A daring rescue, just in time Firefighter Jimmy Lee would be the one who scaled the burning building.
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The Trump administration then scaled back that budget by 90 percent to $10 million for this year's enrollment.
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Now, IBM has "scaled is Slack deployment so it can offer it to every employee" at the company.
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At one point the black-clad Russian scaled a LED display and rode a virtual iceberg through space.
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Uber's autonomous vehicles are back on the road in Pittsburgh, albeit in a much more scaled back fashion.
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It also pulled its most popular flavors from the US market and scaled back plans to expand internationally.
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Bieber also scaled back on his work commitments after tying the knot, a source told PEOPLE in October.
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But housing programs must be scaled up to offer real alternatives to families who have not seized land.
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About 5,000 people have scaled the Everest summit so far and about 300 have died on its slopes.
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To make that happen, the nanotubes need to be scaled up and made even more robust, Noy says.
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Yet African governments have scaled up spending on education in recent years, found the African Economic Outlook report.
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Then, when fed only the scaled video content, it can apply the prediction and produce near-4K results.
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The company may have scaled back expectations after seeing excitement around its rival Lyft's stock quickly fizzle out.
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In recent weeks big cities with much healthier economies than Baotou's have scaled back their subway plans, too.
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Instead they have dramatically down-scaled their investment, committing just a fraction — $42 million — on down-ballot races.
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As fund sizes scaled, seed investors were forced to write bigger checks, pushing seed rounds closer to $5M.
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Some people scaled a parking garage to get a glimpse of the hoops heroes as they came by.
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And scaled down to the size of an infant, admittedly, there is something adorable about our Dear Leader.
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Churning out large and small-scaled tattoos, his straining postures have landed him appointments to see a chiropractor.
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"Compared to Twitter, similarly scaled social media competitors are exhibiting accelerating (Snapchat) or steady (Instagram) unique visitor growth."
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John really took the competition by storm when he scaled the tree and earned the golden axe trophy.
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Saw-scaled vipers, to give the group's common name, are found in Africa, the Middle East and Asia.
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The euro was slightly lower at $1.1328 after retreating from this week's high of $1.1419 scaled on Tuesday.
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It only works in portrait orientation, and looks like it's simply been scaled up from the iPhone version.
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U.S. retail sales also took a hit as the company scaled back sales of certain products including tobacco.
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Scaled comparison of the Sun and the ultracool dwarf star TRAPPIST-1, which is much smaller and redder.
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A separate report published earlier on Wednesday showed British companies scaled back their hiring and their investment plans.
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Behavior change programs are being turned into products, and scaled across a previously impossible large number of patients.
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Closed, the system takes on the appearance of a scaled down ThinkPad – albeit one largely devoid of ports.
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Travel website Tongcheng-Elong and Tencent-backed fashion site Mogu also just sharply scaled back their debut plans.
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The common currency has drifted down from a 2-1/2-year peak of $1.2092 scaled on Sept.
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Furze started with a toy version of the spacecraft, and scaled up his measurements to the proper size.
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Za'tari said the shipment had been scaled back from providing food for 70,000 people to providing for 27,500.
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In 2017, when Andrés realized the lack of government response to Puerto Rico's hurricane disaster, he scaled rapidly.
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CNet asked 91 presidential experts to rate all the U.S. presidents on ten qualities, scaled from 1-10.
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He scaled up his disparagement on Wednesday, writing that "inflammatory" statements from Obama were hampering a smooth transition.
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As he scaled back the amount of work he was doing, his rise through the company's ranks slowed.
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"We never scaled up to a certain volume because we were having too much fun," Ms. Epstein said.
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The company's revenue and stock price fell, which led to layoffs and scaled-down financial projections for 2016.
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Buckingham Palace, who announced the changes today, said that the ceremonies were being scaled down because of scheduling.
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Retail sales dropped 0.2 percent as Americans scaled back on buying furniture, clothes, food and electronics and appliances.
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South Korea confirmed the drill would go ahead as planned and the exercises would not be scaled down.
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This morning, activists scaled some of London's most iconic statues and attached "air pollution masks" to their faces.
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Gold was down slightly at $1,327.40, 1.4 percent below a 10-month peak of $1,346.70 scaled last Wednesday.
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The mental health measure is significantly scaled down from the more sweeping version originally proposed by Murphy, though.
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Almost 70 percent of Americans believe climate change is real and that carbon emissions should be scaled back.
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Gold tacked on 0.1 percent to $1,339.90, close to a 10-month peak of $1,346.70 scaled on Wednesday.
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Gold was down slightly at $1,328.10, 1.4 percent below a 10-month peak of $1,346.70 scaled last Wednesday.
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And he scaled back these initial questions to focus on the topic of collusion with Russia, not obstruction.
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Paul has suggested he could support keeping the structure of the ObamaCare subsidies if they were scaled down.
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She said she scaled Lady Liberty to protest Donald Trump's immigration policy of separating children from their families.
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However, the firm has scaled back that estimate almost completely, with expectations now for just 2 percent growth.
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In February 2018 it scaled back these rewards amid criticism that a government scheme had bolstered house builders.
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Syngenta sells products based on glyphosate in some markets, but Patrick said U.S. sales have been scaled back.
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Based on the Startup Genome report, none of the startups that scaled prematurely passed the 100,000 user mark.
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However, a powerful Russian contingent remained in place and there was little sign of operations being scaled back.
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Valuations for equities and the dollar now appear stretched, and some investors have scaled back their bullish bets.
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The full county board is set to take up the scaled-back resolution in a vote Tuesday night.
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After seven years of battling the company on an almost weekly basis, he eventually scaled back his activism.
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And in 2014, officers tackled a man who had scaled the fence and run onto the North Lawn.
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Some firms said they had scaled back production due to weaker global demand, particularly for electronics and autos.
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The hobbits have some anatomical similarities to Homo erectus in Indonesia, but they're not just scaled-down versions.
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The U.S. dollar weakened against major peers as Treasury yields slipped and traders scaled back rate hike expectations.
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But TrackR has scaled by expanding its Works with TrackR standard into products such as wallets, keys etc.
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The collapsed ruble means Russians have scaled way back on shopping in Poland or attending concerts in Lithuania.
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MNG scaled back its request for board seats on Thursday and no longer wants control of the board.
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They scaled to a manufacturing facility in 2013 as they landed their first retail distribution with Natural Grocers.
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Leifheit quickly organized bystanders into action, then grabbed a knife and scaled the tree to cut Tristan down.
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A change to allow Medicaid to pay for more care at mental health facilities has been scaled back.
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Conway defended the bill, saying the program would continue to run but will be scaled back over time.
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In the 1950s and '60s, experiments in cell-culturing scaled up from individual efforts to bigger research programs.
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And having adapted and scaled the Stories format from Snapchat, Facebook is also pursuing growth from Stories ads.
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In addition, other forms of medication assisted treatment (methadone and naltrexone) should be scaled up and made available.
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When production was scaled up, problems emerged with the recipe that made the pasta disintegrate if cooked incorrectly.
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On the greenback, it also scaled a two-month peak of $0.7650 but has since retreated to $0.7626.
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It scaled that back due to a global growth slowdown, financial market volatility and generally muted U.S. inflation.
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In 19603, she scaled the Nose, nearly 3,000 feet up in the Yosemite Valley and once considered unreachable.
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Still, it has scaled up faster in Mexico than in Brazil, which MWPVL says has 665,400 square feet.
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According to promoters of these scaled-down reactors, they could solve the multiple challenges faced by nuclear power.
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The app has since been scaled back and has gained approval to use so-called mobile device management.
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Nine federal departments are closed, and hundreds of other government operations have been scaled back or stopped altogether.
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But after each defeat, he picked himself right back up, scaled the fence once more, and tried again.
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And that's why, at least in part, disinformation has scaled into the horribly self-reinforcing problem it has.
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Toronto-based Barrick is studying a scaled-back development at Pascua-Lama, starting with underground mining in Argentina.
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As they helped spearhead several rewritings of Google's core software, the system's capacity scaled by orders of magnitude.
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Manufacturers scaled back production plans as their business expectations turned negative for the first time since May 2016.
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