But international sport is quite slow moving and very conservative.
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And Intel's 5G plans were reportedly a huge, slow-moving mess.
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But that's a fairly slow-moving and gradual kind of trend.
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The slow-moving stud is a Halloween baby, born on Oct.
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What could a slow-moving drone possibly do to increase efficiency?
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I even found myself grateful for the ridiculously slow-moving tourists.
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It helps maintain position within the lane in slow-moving traffic.
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For now, we can enjoy them as clumsy, slow-moving sweeties.
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Kuwait has long been known as a slow-moving business culture.
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They don't always die of it because it's so slow-moving.
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The result is an excessively costly and slow-moving bureaucratic mess.
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There are events that could jolt the current slow-moving market.
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This is a slow-moving disaster spread across a vast geography.
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The slow-moving storm crept further inland and settled over Houston.
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Drug companies, especially large ones, are famously bureaucratic and slow-moving.
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Consumer staples, slow-moving companies with fat dividends, tend to gain.
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Never fear, however, slow-moving help is reportedly on the way.
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She was criticized for her slow-moving approach and rigid viewpoints.
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It was slow-moving, a little hopeless, and a little dark.
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It's also incredibly slow, moving just 1 mph on Monday morning.
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Slow-moving data has long been a concern in public health.
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The climax, too, may seem risky after the slow-moving middle.
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Only the slow-moving judicial system would stand in his way.
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"These are really slow-moving, methodical, contemplative tools," he told me.
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Hurricane Dorian, a slow-moving behemoth, continues to pound the Bahamas.
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There was, as usual, a slow-moving queue for the car park.
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Because mosquitos actually lay their eggs in standing or slow moving water .
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The MiG dodged but the slow-moving Predator went down in flames.
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I think she's been dealing with a slow-moving crisis for months.
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The municipal transit market, while extremely large, is also fairly slow-moving.
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Go deeper: More filmmakers join slow-moving protest against Georgia's abortion ban
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Think of it as a very slow moving Reddit Ask Me Anything.
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"I see those as slow moving issues," Bullard told a panel discussion.
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Yet in comparison with the 1960s, things are all quite slow-moving.
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Some critics said "Need for Speed" (2014) was stale and slow-moving.
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The two companies have been in a slow-moving war for years.
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I waited in a slow-moving security line for about 25 minutes.
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Nick and Alyssa's marriage seems locked in a slow-moving death spiral.
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With a slow moving disease like Alzheimer's, there's still time for doubt.
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For a year their requests were stymied by Iraq's slow-moving bureaucracy.
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The moon is in slow-moving Taurus, so catch up on rest!
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I imagined them chasing slow-moving trains and hopping up into boxcars.
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Right now, we have slow-moving solutions to a fast-moving problem.
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That process has so far proved to be expensive and slow-moving.
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The slow-moving storm was crawling at about 8 mph, the NHC said.
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It's no Ferrari, but it'll get around slow-moving trucks without any issues.
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These slow-moving planets (of sudden events and transformation) get a bad rap.
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The songs came out soulful and slow moving, gorgeous recreations of upbeat jams.
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Ground-level winds are achingly slow, moving at just three feet a second.
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Instead, like Moonves, he was pushed out, albeit in frustratingly slow-moving fashion.
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Fawcett described the suffragist campaign as "like a glacier; slow moving but unstoppable".
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That said, the region isn't entirely friendly territory for slow-moving sidewalk robots.
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Maybe you razzed round an indoor track in a slow moving go-kart.
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Building a data lake from scratch is a slow-moving and laborious endeavor.
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Slow-moving, bureaucratic public institutions, Zukin said, will have a hard time competing.
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And there's the rain that the slow-moving storm is expected to produce.
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We don't expect slow-moving rainstorms like Florence that overflow inland river systems.
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The weather service said the slow-moving storm is expected to move Thursday.
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The driver argued that he'd been stuck in slow-moving traffic, not idling.
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The aggressive raid has sparked a slow-moving scandal in the Bay Area.
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But the Covenant weapons had slow-moving projectiles you could actually see coming.
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A slow-moving drama regarding its future has been occurring for a decade.
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Glaciers are like slow-moving rivers that pick up rocks and move them.
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The result is likely to be a lively if slow-moving Senate debate.
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It's kind of one of those games where ... it's kind of slow moving.
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But the slow-moving, nine-year dispute with Guatemala resulted in a defeat.
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The slow-moving storm made landfall on Friday as a Category 1 hurricane.
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These wetlands are active — albeit slow-moving — waterways with native animal and plant life.
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Erdogan has long been exasperated by Turkey's slow-moving bid to join the union.
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The good news is that this feeling of slow-moving time can't last forever.
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Many Americans feel like they are the victims of a slow-moving natural disaster.
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If there is a crisis, it is in America's creepingly slow-moving asylum system.
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It was the closest the North's slow-moving propaganda outlets come to rolling coverage.
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Slow-moving bureaucrats and entrenched institutions discourage the new in favor of the old.
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Dead Slow Ahead is not about zombies, but it is about slow-moving things.
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Trade negotiations are generally slow moving and they could take a number of years.
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And so far, the constant slow moving is my favorite thing about the piece.
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There's some inquiries being initiated in the US, but it's kind of slow-moving.
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There is a slow-moving threat in our nation that is ravaging higher education.
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And in the end, they found 40 of the big, fuzzy, slow-moving creatures.
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He is now stooped, slow-moving and frail, but he remains worth $100 million.
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This 2016 piece is extremely spare, strange and slow-moving, almost a memory play.
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It was an aggressive new tack for what had been a slow-moving inquiry.
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The storms will be slow-moving, "leading to persistent rains through Wednesday," Norman said.
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Florence is an especially slow-moving storm, dumping an extremely high volume of water.
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Waiting to see what happens from this slow-moving disaster is not an option.
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"Pagan" is less a collection of songs than a slow-moving accretion of sensation.
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The moon enters slow moving Taurus today, asking you to chill out and relax.
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And then I actually found out it is as slow-moving as selling software.
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Slow-moving, methodical storytelling plagues far too many TV shows in the streaming era.
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Grado's slow-moving style suggested to me that maybe the company would never go wireless.
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Most governments will be too slow-moving or penny-pinching to effectively make this call.
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But what neither of us expected was how slow-moving hiring processes in academia were.
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Carol is a slow-moving, character-driven film, that (mostly) dispenses with standard plot devices.
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Well, as is so often the case in slow-moving fields like science, it's complicated.
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Nurse sharks are slow-moving bottom-dwellers that are generally harmless to humans unless provoked.
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Texas has an ominous past when it comes to dealing with slow-moving tropical storms.
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But firms in these industries often have to seek approval from slow-moving government agencies.
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Google has been pushing this for the last couple years, but it's been slow moving.
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But, now Bell's using her obsession with the slow-moving mammals for a good cause.
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Fire's a slow-moving molten rivet that travels in an arc and deals moderate damage.
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For example, the heaviest of the bunch, The Colossus, is the tanky, slow-moving Javelin.
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Millennials have some key similarities in their natal charts, thanks to certain slow-moving planets.
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Occasionally a pedestrian lets out a dry cough as fumes waft from slow-moving vehicles.
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So, frankly, if that was a mistake, it was a very, very, slow moving one.
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However, the process of developing a federal legal framework for such vehicles is slow moving.
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In two of the locations, the frogs were spotted underneath leaves in slow moving rivers.
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Lockheed is working with Hybrid to target a commercial market for the slow-moving airships.
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To an outside observer, this can feel like watching an obscure and slow-moving sport.
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If anything, it is a slow-moving process with more than a few missing links.
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"This rally in oil has been a very slow-moving six-month process," she said.
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His punches would come out wider than Diaz's seemingly slow moving but perfectly straight blows.
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The moon enters slow-moving Taurus today, asking you to catch up on rest, Gemini.
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The remains of the bridge hang inertly in the rain over the slow-moving river.
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"Tesla is great but they are starting to become a slow-moving ship," he said.
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The powerful, slow-moving storm's trajectory could take it to the Kanto or Tohoku regions.
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Figure out which situations set you off — careless drivers, technological glitches, slow-moving cashiers, etc.
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NEW: NOAA's #GOES25 captured #HurricaneDorian's slow-moving, overnight onslaught of #GrandBahamaIsland and the #Abacos Islands.
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Shaking up the company's slow-moving culture, starting with a new chairman, would achieve more.
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A young violinist inherits a cursed piece of music in this slow-moving ghost story.
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New York (CNN Business)The famously slow-moving Federal Reserve has done a rapid reversal.
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For some of our areas, they're waiting still because of this very slow-moving storm.
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Despite its dramatic events, the first half of the book at times seems slow moving.
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American civil servants have long been maligned as slow moving and unthinking creatures of bureaucracy.
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The flooding is more extensive than we had anticipated, and the storm was slow moving.
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You must be thinking of mainstream 70s movies which now seem so lame and slow-moving.
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In the best case, the trillionaires will be lumbering dinosaurs—slow-moving targets for rising innovators.
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"The movie is over-schematic, slow-moving and over-furnished," wrote The Guardian critic Peter Bradshaw.
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That it's just a slow-moving kind of suicide, you know, being a hardcore heroin addict.
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It's the rare film that finds dread in slow-moving inevitability, instead of in sudden shocks.
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Chinese economists have described them as "red zaibatsu", a reference to Japan's sprawling, slow-moving conglomerates.
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An intense rainstorm or a slow-moving hurricane that sits over the city could overpower it.
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The good news is that tens of thousands are close to Earth in slow-moving orbit.
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That story of improvisation and resilience is common across Puerto Rico, despite slow-moving recovery efforts.
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An acoustic guitar or slow-moving keyboard chords are usually at the center of his productions.
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Slow-moving infrastructure projects however contributed to the banking sector's mountain of bad and troubled loans.
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The real risks come when human waste reaches stagnant floodwaters, retention ponds, or slow-moving streams.
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This slow moving financial catastrophe comes as no surprise to close watchers of the Postal Service.
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This movie is chilly and slow-moving; it's beloved by some, but is not for everyone.
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Opera is a slow-moving art form and not usually quick to reflect on current events.
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Getting caught in slow-moving or stopped traffic will absolutely kill your dollars-per-hour ratio.
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The die, however, is not yet cast, and antitrust action would be a slow-moving process.
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It's a study in slow-build, though by being so deliberate it risks being slow moving.
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There's a slow-moving mass coming in from the north and bearing down on Southern California.
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And, needless to say, given the slow-moving antibiotic doomsday approaching, this understanding is sorely needed.
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But I think the way this one is playing out is as a slow-moving accident.
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During this slow-moving phase, you will receive new information that changes the way you think.
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Democratic governments are, by their nature, slow-moving creatures — and that's the way it should be.
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Glaciers are slow-moving rivers of ice that usually grow in winter and shrink in summer.
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Too many stretches of dialogue are written in a declamatory, slow-moving style that becomes ponderous.
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The slow-moving storm devastated parts of the Bahamas where it killed at least seven people.
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But airlines complain that the US industry leader, Sabre, is opaque, frustrating, and sometimes slow-moving.
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Rapidly spits out a 4-round burst of large, slow-moving orbs with each trigger press.
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Lúcio's slow-moving blasts pack a punch, but it's hard to land shots at a distance.
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PayPal, by the time of the Zong acquisition, "had become a slow moving company," Kasriel said.
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Federer's signature backhand was misfiring, and he seemed slow moving in and out of the corners.
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In the derailment on Monday, three middle cars of a slow-moving train jumped the tracks.
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But the measure is not yet law, and it still must survive the slow-moving Senate.
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Nevertheless, this journey sounded like the opposite of a slow-moving, massive cruise and far more enticing.
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Universal's agreement is SoundCloud's third large label deal, in what has been a fairly slow-moving process.
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And then there was the slow moving season 7 and it's weird finale that aired on Sunday.
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We've seen films like this before, in which slow-moving cars pose deadly threats to black males.
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In demo videos, Ugo the robot is slow-moving and clearly unable to match a human's dexterity.
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"Those vulnerabilities are slow moving, but those are potential amplification mechanisms if bad shocks hit," he added.
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Sirisena has been criticized for slow-moving economic and government reforms and stalling on promises of reconciliation.
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This time-lapse video shows the slow-moving, but very destructive a'a' lava of #Kilauea in #Leilani.
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This entity would also remove the politically charged, slow-moving, compromised FCC and FTC from internet regulation.
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We may also need dedicated lanes as slow-moving driverless trucks could be a hazard for drivers.
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They would not be struck by the slow-moving vehicles so much as be frightened into runaways.
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Innovation in biology takes time, a lot of failure, and the careful navigation of slow-moving regulations.
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Now the reality of higher costs for buyers and potentially slow-moving regulatory reform is setting in.
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She noted that bioethics and legal principles collide when slow-moving courts must decide cases like Charlie's.
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The number could grow as the slow-moving storm remained a threat after spending days over Houston.
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Vows No one likes to be stuck in a long, slow-moving security line at the airport.
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Bureaucracy is slow-moving and opposing parties are constantly keeping one another from achieving their respective goals.
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Mr. Ban's push is highly unusual in the typically slow-moving world of complex United Nations accords.
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It could require changing how to refer to slow-moving, rain-heavy hurricanes in the first place.
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Definition: "A flamboyant way of telling slow-moving passengers to get their asses in gear," Smith wrote.
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A little slow-moving perhaps for younger kids, a first-class version of Walter Farley's classic book.
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The news media thrive on fast-moving disasters, while slow-moving improvements are neither new nor news.
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She attempts to get that shattering texture by dipping them in royal icing, but it's slow moving.
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It is a slow-moving disease that starts with memory loss and ends with severe brain damage.
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Slow-moving amphibians, just waking up, don't always make it past even light traffic, said Ms. Heady.
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Instead, Jessica embarks on a slow-moving quest to ascertain how she became the way she is.
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As Vox's David Roberts explained, demand growing faster than supply has created a slow-moving economic disaster.
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The slow-moving, category five storm left the Bahamian islands covered with twisted metal and splintered wood.
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"It was a slow moving crisis that picked up a lot of speed yesterday," Stork said on Monday.
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Some of the patients did have a slow-moving digestive system, and all of those patients had SIBO.
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Since this outer planet is pretty slow-moving, it'll be on display for the rest of the month.
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The fact that they are slow-moving and tend to enjoy coastal waters makes them a prime target.
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Keeping an eye out for these slow-moving transits should help put your snooze-worthy 'scope in perspective.
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Instead, Mr Trump is dangling them as a threat over the ongoing—and slow-moving—renegotiation of NAFTA.
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"I think grocery is a very slow-moving industry and has not historically innovated incredibly fast," said Sigalow.
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But the displeasure simmered during a relatively slow-moving era in news, when newspapers, TV and radio reigned.
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With Lister, he turns surgery into the meticulous, slow-moving science that we understand it to be today.
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And the rains -- part of a slow-moving storm system crawling across the South -- are expected to continue.
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The car tried to merge into the slow-moving traffic on its left to get around the sandbag.
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The eruption created new volcanic vents on the ground, releasing slow-moving lava and toxic gas into communities.
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The terminus of one aisle, in this case, is the departure point for another claustrophobic, slow-moving pathway.
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The problem, Johnston says, isn't only a lack of money — it's red tape and slow-moving government policy.
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It is slow-moving and ponderous, and the occasional monologues from the Cajun voiceover guy are really ridiculous.
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It is to everyday life what geology is to flora and fauna: grounding, shaping, slow-moving, still-growing.
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Guadeloupe residents were struck less by the power of the slow-moving storm than how long it lingered.
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Checkr is another excellent example of an API-first company vastly simplifying a massive yet slow-moving industry.
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The government is slow-moving in the best of times, and these are hardly the best of times.
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"This is the slow-moving Islamization of Indonesia," said Andreas Harsono, senior Indonesia researcher at Human Rights Watch.
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Ms. DeVos, the new secretary of education, dismisses public schools as too slow-moving and difficult to reform.
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The river is less than 50 feet across in some spots, and the water is usually slow moving.
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Recent major systems such as hurricanes Harvey and Florence produced catastrophic flooding because of their slow-moving nature.
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But slow-moving legal battles, though many of them are ultimately successful, still haven't shuttered these expanding businesses.
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It&aposs capital intensive and slow-moving, and there&aposs a lot of de-risking left to do.
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But the slow-moving Category 5 hurricane hovered over the islands and delivered an unexpected amount of rainfall.
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COOPER I remember going up some waterway in a slow-moving boat, talking to you, sort of entranced.
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The investigation opens yet another front in a slow-moving scandal at the nation's largest public housing system.
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Then he turned, stepped into the slow-moving traffic and motioned the cars along until a cab appeared.
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These other ways of describing climate change are more visceral than long-term, slow-moving, incremental risk (zzz…).
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The recent blissed-out, slow-moving sideways pattern in the area of record index highs had a lulling effect.
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But science, especially medical science, is slow-moving, and it takes a while for new treatments to be approved.
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But today, there's no time for these slow-moving natural processes to deal with historically high greenhouse gas emissions.
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Many fireworks shows are staged from downtown areas; follow the long line of slow-moving cars headed that direction.
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Mr Knausgaard provides the internet in reverse: a slow-moving contemplation of everything from the trivial to the profound.
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At least 700 homes have since been destroyed by the slow-moving lava in communities downslope from the volcano.
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This is a slow-moving but relentless development that in time will have vast economic, social and political consequences.
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This is unsettling for the European Union, a slow-moving club founded on reverence for the rule of law.
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He noted that career advancement at the NYT is a "slow-moving treadmill" that rewards loyalty over fresh ideas.
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"The problem with slow-moving storms or even tropical storms around this area is that it's unpredictable," she said.
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Mississippi, Texas and Arkansas also saw flooding as the slow-moving storm system plodded across the South last week.
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Both the music on this mix, and the music you make is slow-moving, and patient-feeling to me.
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The slow-moving hurricane pounded the Atlantic coast with 22018 mph winds, widespread coastal flooding, and sheets of rain.
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The Northeast and parts of the South are experiencing heavy snow and ice from a slow moving winter storm.
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For a long time, Cuba has been like a slow-moving chess game where the pieces struggled to move.
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Lexus' "lane valet" technology forces slow moving cars to shift lanes, so you can get to your destination quicker.
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It might be slow moving, but a fresh start around issues concerning home and family is on the way.
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According to Mr Alam, slow-moving but highly manoeuvrable vehicles like rickshaws are a big part of the problem.
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Another is Autosteer, which uses radar and cameras to guide the vehicles on highways or in slow-moving traffic.
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Surveillance cameras captured a slow-moving S.U.V. hitting a 2-year-old girl who had veered into its path.
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Mr. O'Keefe executed a textbook dive and shredded one of the slow-moving Val dive bombers with his Browning .
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Neal's bid for Trump's tax returns has exasperated some Democrats who say it's been too modest and slow-moving.
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The combination of fast acting attackers and slow-moving defenders can be fatal, and is what led Equifax's downfall.
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The year all of us sat in slow-moving traffic, barely blinking as the walls peeled off the world.
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Faced with a slow-moving bureaucracy, Taxify went ahead and literally bought a local cab firm, City Drive Services.
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Many of these slow-moving Western companies risk being overrun by global business and economic trends already in motion.
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Slow moving animals like sloths are also of concern, while larger animals like jaguars can often outrun the flames.
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Mr. Herheim's "Pelléas" gently riffs on these facets of the opera in his cleanly acted, dreamily slow-moving staging.
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But instead of zipping ahead, I stay slow, moving at the same speed as the rest of the traffic.
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The slow-moving line was also concerning at a time when Americans are being urged to practice social distancing.
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The slow-moving storm devastated parts of the Bahamas earlier this week where at least seven people were killed.
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In Watts's telling of the Roman Republic's agonizing death, slow-moving structural transformations gradually sowed the seeds of demise.
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To turn things around, it sold off slow-moving merchandise at clearance prices to make way for new products.
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It rained during the marches, so much of the city center turned into a sea of slow moving umbrellas.
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Employers need to realize that knowledge doesn't just disappear overnight; this is a progressive, and often slow-moving, disease.
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The sound mix twirls slow-moving drones and ringing high notes around some of her noisiest, most percussive tones.
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Compared with large, slow-moving winter storms, or even hurricanes, thunderstorms can develop suddenly and dissipate within an hour.
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On his visit to Beijing, he came to China by a slow-moving train, as his father had done.
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Scientists have found that it is spreading more like influenza than its slow-moving viral cousins, SARS and MERS.
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The initial distribution was marked by delays and confusion as residents lined up to wait in slow-moving lines.
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These theorists made some legitimate points: American business had become slow-moving and vulnerable to Japanese and European competitors.
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"Saturn and Pluto are both very slow-moving planets, so whenever they align it's a big deal," Annabel said.
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And to them we are now recommending they you try to find fast lanes within the slow moving traffic.
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Meteorologists are concerned about Lane because it's a fairly slow-moving storm, which increases the likelihood of heavy rainfall.
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Real estate organizations can be especially slow-moving and bureaucratic, making it difficult to attract great venture investment talent.
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Mr. Morsi had been charged with various crimes in politicized trials that have dragged through Egypt's slow-moving courts.
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But today, as president, that attitude remains as he struggles with leaks and the realities of a slow-moving government.
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Footage of Jenner's big moment shared online showed her in a slow-moving roller coaster with Scott as he rapped.
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Fires a slow-moving orb of energy that deals moderate-to-high damage that travels through barriers and enemies alike.
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The slow-moving storm, which was originally projected as a Category 4 hurricane, hit as Category 1 storm, CNN reported.
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Then again, slow-moving character studies of middle-aged and elderly white men aren't my bag most of the time.
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Big, slow-moving firms with long product life cycles cannot easily adapt to changing tastes like their more agile competitors.
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Still, this is undoubtedly a big blow towards an already-hesitant, slow-moving industry betting on major women-led events.
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Only lightly, because it's a slow-moving story that takes place mostly within six inches of the main character's face.
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He added that the infection, called Mycobacterium abscessus, is slow-moving and can take weeks or months to show symptoms.
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One notable exception though is New York, which is well-known for its particularly stringent and slow-moving licensing processes.
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CLIMATE CHANGE is a devilish problem for humanity: at once urgent and slow-moving, immediate and distant, real and abstract.
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That's why VIPs can bypass plenty of things, including the parking garage, tram, and even Disneyland's slow-moving entrance turnstiles.
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It was a confusing, frustrating, slow-moving day for commuters caught in Thursday's winter storm Avery on the East Coast.
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They're the same people who've moved beyond standing desks in the office and now have those slow moving treadmill desks.
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The problem, of course, lies in games and its slow moving process of creating complex stories and characters of color.
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The Senate is expected to be in session next week amid slow-moving talks on a stopgap government funding bill.
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If I sent that slow-moving softball pitch over the zone, Cain could send it straight out of Miller Park.
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Heavy rainfall, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes will be a possibility as these slow-moving storms roll through the area.
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The slow-moving hurricane made landfall early Friday morning, with heavy rain forecast to fall for days in the area.
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It's been a slow-moving train wreck, from the botched health care effort to the handling of Roy Moore's candidacy.
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I think the rules in Congress and, in particular, the rules in the Senate, are unbelievably archaic and slow-moving.
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In the movie, the animal-run world includes a DMV office staffed by slow-moving and even slower-talking sloths.
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The Verge's Sean O'Kane relentlessly covered the slow-moving car crash that is Chinese-owned electric vehicle company Faraday Future.
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A slow-moving nightmare While the eruption has disrupted tourism, it has become a full-blown nightmare for many residents.
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Sometimes they are in a slow-moving line, and one tug will become impatient and pull out and pass another.
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Fermi's discovery of how slow-moving neutrons helped to make some atoms radioactive won him the Nobel prize in 1938.
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And McGuire realized he could not wait for the slow-moving State Legislature to approve stadium financing, which was unlikely.
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The fourth and final act has the slow-moving robotic effect you associate with people who have been heavily sedated.
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Giants Manager Bruce Bochy, who affects the slow-moving ease of an old cowpoke, laughed that off before the game.
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It has steep terrain, which makes the area prone to flooding and landslides from a slow-moving storm like Otto.
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Thanks to their ground-breaking combination of warbling, slow-moving power and eldritch witchery, Pagan Altar began to take off.
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I ran a few more 5Ks, and each time I trained that slow-moving fifth grader was there with me.
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If loot boxes didn't impact a game publisher's bottom line, they'd disappear before any slow-moving organization could get involved.
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This often led to slow-moving self-checkout lines, and the need for store staff to intervene to help customers.
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I want to make music that makes people dance, but in their dreams, or in a state of slow moving.
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Garcia Padilla's administration is negotiating with creditors on a possible debt restructuring, but talks have been contentious and slow-moving.
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Turned around, I waited in a short, but slow-moving, line to check-in when I arrived at 4 p.m.
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It's possible that solutions to big, slow-moving corporate bureaucracies could be the same as, or worse than, the problem.
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And I've talked to a number of critics who found the early going a slog, too decompressed and slow-moving.
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And this is where Tesla's difficult position relative to the big, old, slow-moving traditional auto industry becomes glaringly apparent.
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"There's a slow-moving domino effect," said Rob Whiteman, chief executive of the Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy.
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Late on Monday, Senator John Cornyn, the No. 133 Republican, put tight time constraints on the normally slow-moving Senate.
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Their creaky, slow-moving procedures are a thin reed on which to hang the future of the world economic order.
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But all the dialog is doled out as incredibly slow-moving text, with no real indication of who is talking.
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That's because the longer this slow-moving hurricane hovers over land, the more rain it'll dump in the same places.
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The Indian filmmaker Satyajit Ray lamented the loss of his nation's traditional way of life with this slow-moving drama.
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Many of those volunteers responded this week to Imelda, a slow moving storm that lingered over Harris and Jefferson County.
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A previously slow-moving investigation into the murder suddenly accelerated last week and reached the upper levels of the government.
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Lowe's jumped 7.5 percent after the home improvement chain promised to cut back slow-moving products and unsuccessful business projects.
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If you're wondering whether there's hope for this slow-moving economy of ours, that second number should get your attention.
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I think the rules in Congress and in particular the rules in the Senate are unbelievably archaic and slow-moving.
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People with Parkinson's generally don't want to have it, obviously, but it's one of these things that's so slow moving.
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Reflecting another slow-moving Hollywood push towards more gender diversity, 34 of those 100 films featured female leads or co-leads.
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It was simply a slow-moving system that stalled over Louisiana, dumping way more rain than the soil could soak up.
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I head out the door a little early today but then get stuck behind a pair of slow-moving first-years.
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The apparent lovefest inside the meeting stood in stark contrast to the slow-moving chaos outside the RNC's headquarters Thursday morning.
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Add to that Teixeira's limited ringcraft and slow moving feet and you have a fighter with something of an identity crisis.
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Like the slow-moving disaster of climate change, it's hard to see consequences of antimicrobial resistance in the day to day.
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In recent years, evidence has been mounting that the ocean's twice-daily high tides can result in small, slow-moving tremors.
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As early as 2012, onlookers stared mystified by these slow moving white objects in states like Tennessee, Virginia and South Dakota.
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Meanwhile, a slow-moving storm system will keep the threat for flooding across parts of the Central U.S. through mid-week.
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A higher number can also be used to accelerate a slow-moving timelapse, which results in a shorter and smaller GIF.
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Lowe's surged nearly 8 percent after the home improvement chain promised to cut back slow-moving products and unsuccessful business projects.
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" On June 5, Simon told a user to "die of a slow moving venereal rash that settles in your lying throat.
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As the slow-moving crowd began to march, police quickly swarmed the area, blocking streets and forcing protesters to switch routes.
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The volcanic vents on the ground that released slow-moving lava and toxic gas into island communities are still a hazard.
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Slow-moving manatees have long been imperiled by speedboats, so much so that Tampa's Lowry Park Zoo has a manatee hospital.
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Of course, substantial challenges stand in the way of this lofty scheme — both from slow-moving regulators and strong-arming utilities.
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I met Nathaniel Whitcomb in 2010; he was making motion collages, animating scanned layers of cutouts into slow-moving, nuanced patterns.
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Legend of Grimrock, a slow moving role-playing game, was perfect for the couch, even if it wasn't designed for it.
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He grabs a Red Bull that was perched precariously on the trunk of the slow-moving Lexus in front of us.
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And since all your pilots are in slow-moving assaults, trying to run up and stomp these little fuckers is tough.
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If Fink's lead single "The Ants" is any indication, is a fuller, more realized version of his quiet, slow-moving songs.
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The slow-moving, chunky reptile has long been a resident of Buffalo Creek Golf Course, about 53 miles north of Sarasota.
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Government officials cited "safety concerns" and "logistical challenges" for why the reunification process has been so slow-moving, the Times reported.
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I was working a copy-editing shift on Saturday night from 4 to 173 PM. This is a slow-moving storm.
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But even with all that, it's more like a slow-moving, stumbly puppy than something that could pass a Turning test.
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Opponents are attempting a ballot initiative to repeal Maine's new law and pursuing a slow-moving court case to invalidate California's.
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Here, there is talk not of imminent innovation but of discouragingly minute work proceeding on many slow-moving fronts over decades.
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It sprawls across a flat coastal plain, crisscrossed by slow-moving bayous, with clay soils that do not easily absorb water.
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Local journalists, observers and admirers of the building have taken to social media to poke fun at the slow-moving process.
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Chella Phillips is sheltering 97 dogs inside her home in the Bahamian capital during Dorian's slow-moving stay in the islands.
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The slow moving system will corral the plastic floating on the surface, while fish and other ocean life can swim underneath.
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Sometimes leaders face the inverse problem, particularly with slow-moving crises like climate change that might worry elites more than voters.
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This leaves Ozark stuck in two of the most harmful regions a TV drama can find itself: slow-moving and glum.
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The steel-clad walls are interspersed with large panoramic "windows" — multimedia screens that show slow-moving 3-D animations of outer space.
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Flying Lotus soundtracks the slow-moving film, which forges through the lives of the cowboy and girls who live in middle-America.
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The National Weather Service says the slow-moving storm that submerged the coastal area is expected to finally move away Thursday morning.
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This slow-moving planet will require us to focus on money and financial institutions — so are you ready to make the shift?
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The heavy rains are the result of a slow-moving low pressure system that has kept igniting powerful thunderstorms day-after-day.
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Instead, what we got was a sprawling, obtuse, visually stunning, and sometimes maddeningly slow-moving art film — replete with many art references.
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Yet as Slack moves into larger companies, it will have to contend with the reality of how slow-moving, legacy industries work.
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There were some hiccups, though, with some users posting videos on Twitter and YouTube of near crashes or confused, slow-moving vehicles.
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Symmetra: Both of Symmetra's main attacks — the short-range beam and the charged, slow-moving energy orbs — bust through D.Va's Defense Matrix.
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It's slow moving, but it feels that more and more citizens of the internet are having a personal privacy reckoning this year.
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The slow-moving storm began at sea as a Category 4 hurricane, and made landfall as a Category 1 hurricane on Friday.
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A slow-moving stationary front across the center of the country will continue to drift east over the region through Wednesday night.
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Whether you blame Google or the often slow moving World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), the results have been particularly evident throughout 2017.
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Still, the slow-moving political talks are in danger of being overtaken by the pace of Islamic State expansion on the ground.
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No longer can companies and business leaders rely on slow-moving corporate or product strategies to withstand the attack from disruptive upstarts.
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Kim's visit also clears up the mystery of a heavily secured and slow-moving train spotted crawling into Beijing on Monday night.
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They're also very slow, moving no faster than 10 mph on the wide tracks (half road, half pavement) of their riverside beat.
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The DC universe might be a slow-moving car crash, but at this point, we can't help but pull over and stare.
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Bed bugs are terrifying, sure, but they're also slow-moving and need a home base near their prey to make a living.
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This film is oddly charming for a slow-moving concept, but if you're gonna pay for Jarmusch, Jarmusch is what you get.
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Across releases for Opal Tapes and the Mexican experimental label Umor Rex, he's established a catalog of detailed, slow-moving synth pieces.
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The slow-moving storm is set to bring heavy, wet snow, with the heaviest accumulations in western Minnesota and southeast South Dakota.
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Burdened by bad loans and a mismanagement scandal, Monte dei Paschi has been at the forefront of Italy's slow-moving banking crisis.
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Chinese officials are sounding the alarm over "gray rhinos," slow-moving but obvious economic risks that are ignored until it's too late.
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This is a slow-moving pattern so completion of the pattern with the downside targets may also between seven and 12 months.
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Gasser's release led to protests from NAACP representatives and an outcry on social media, as people criticized the slow-moving justice system.
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They made their way to Louisiana, where they landed along its southern bayous, the slow-moving waterways that course through the swampland.
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Although it's still early, computer forecast models all see a windy, strong slow-moving storm that will begin to coalesce on Thursday.
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In March, a slow-moving Amtrak train derailed and sideswiped a commuter train at Penn Station in New York, causing minor injuries.
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In Tuesday's performance, Khan-Cullors's slow-moving, nearly 30-minute march around the exhibition space was remarkably silent until the closing scene.
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As slow-moving LinkedIn leaves room for startups to flourish, Elpha aims to create a tailored online network for women in tech.
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Slow-moving state-run banks and an initial absence of regulation have allowed privately run companies to weave themselves into everyday life.
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He seems confused, because, realistically, everyone's strategy is to try and hit those slow-moving baseballs hard enough that they become dingers.
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Unlike Hawaii's Kilauea volcano, which mostly produces slow-moving lava flows, Fuego is a different type of volcano, known as a stratovolcano.
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The problems, he indicated, were a symptom of getting the slow-moving bureaucracy of the government up to date with new technology.
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All of which makes Autumn part of a slow-moving transformation that, movie by movie, is redefining the roles women play onscreen.
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The slow-moving 1000W LED blasts light into a derelict building, pushing the darkness out and filling it with harsh, unnatural light.
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At the same time, this wide street with skinny median strips is the continuing target of a comprehensive, if slow-moving, makeover.
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First, many foreign-made drugs are unavailable, stuck in a slow-moving government approval process that can take up to seven years.
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As a result, the game moves quickly, and many rugby newcomers find watching it more enjoyable than the sometimes slow-moving union.
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Her new album, "Over It," is unsettled and tired, full of slow-moving R&B that's thick with feeling but also ambivalence.
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And yet it was also sparse and slow-moving in parts, deliberately aping the style and pace of Sergio Leone's Spaghetti Westerns.
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The financial sector may not top the list of highly innovative industries, as it can often be slow moving and overly cautious.
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At the back, a parking lot meets the slow-moving Wandle River, which is lined with a thicket of trees and shrubs.
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With impeachment consuming Capitol Hill, there's a slow-moving crisis that could lead to a nightmare before Christmas: the government funding mess.
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The House and Senate ethics committees are legendarily slow-moving and unwilling to strike hard blows against the wrongdoing by their colleagues.
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He also doesn't want them camping out on his streets of tall, old, half-timbered Basque houses nestled along slow-moving rivers.
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It means the issue could easily slip into next year if the historically slow-moving Congress finds itself in another legislative logjam.
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She hands me a laminated menu and ushers me to one of the six slow-moving lines that lead to the counter.
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But the long—and slow-moving—arm of the law is only now reaching those responsible for the mess in the first place.
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And as frustrating as Donald Trump and his cabinet of CEOs might find that, during their careers they benefited from slow moving government.
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"This has been a week-long slow-moving train wreck, where some people have seen more than a foot of rain," Norman said.
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At the same conference, Maria Moraeus Hanssen, CEO of Germany's DEA Deutsche Erodoel AG, singled out oil safety regulator ASEA as slow moving.
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Do you feel that support when you are going through the tedious process of, as you said, the slow-moving gears of justice?
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Sega's Sonic games featured a much faster-paced, action-oriented experience that a lot of Americans favored over the slow-moving Mario platformers.
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The second is to avert a slow-moving economic crisis that threatens to condemn Brazil to slow growth, high inflation and impotent government.
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Maue also found that more than 22017 million people have seen 49.32 or more inches of rain because of this slow-moving storm.
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In particular, some quieter streets could become spaces where pedestrians and slow-moving AVs share the roadway as equals, with neither having priority.
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He's a little slow-moving, and I'm getting hungry, so we decide to just get breakfast at the cafe in the climbing gym.
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This deep water represents the tail-end of an incredibly slow-moving oceanic conveyor belt that begins centuries earlier in the North Atlantic.
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It's a deliberately slow, gentle movie that's largely about two people talking through their problems while stuck together in a slow-moving town.
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One issue was Telstra's slow moving monopolistic culture in a competitive sector that changes dramatically every few months, according to one former investor.
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Starship, whose bot has been described as a slow-moving, medium-sized cooler on six wheels, is making particularly strong inroads in takeout.
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Slow-moving and cumulative social forces "get under the skin" early in life and can show up decades later in morbidity and mortality.
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This overlap between the outlandish Bravo and the slow-moving midwest looks like it will come to epitomize the culture of Trump's America.
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These relatively new robots are still learning their way, so folks can certainly be wary of the slow-moving, though rather imposing robots.
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Here, Krlic employs the human voice and traditional Nordic instruments to craft slow-moving pieces that dive between lilting melody and atonal mayhem.
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Discussion of hard numbers in the long-running repatriation debate may indicate tax reform is advancing on Trump's slow-moving domestic policy agenda.
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It placed most of Texas on a flash flood watch because of a slow-moving storm system expected to linger through the weekend.
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And if employers seek more market-sensitive skills from workers, slow-moving universities may not be the best place for meeting that need.
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A bus full of passengers tried to pass the slow-moving fuel tanker on a narrow highway in Mukur District around 6 a.m.
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Washington also made things difficult for itself by allowing the problem to slip into the meanders of contentious and slow-moving technical negotiations.
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Sure there were trading opportunities in the rallies and retreats between $43 and $54, but slow-moving volatility doesn't make for good trading.
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Lowe's shares also hit a record high after the home improvement chain promised to cut back slow-moving products and unsuccessful business projects.
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On occasion, I wait in a long, slow-moving airport security line full of people who have not yet gone through airport security.
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But as they struggle to survive in their scorched habitats, the slow-moving tree-dwellers are getting help from some very good dogs.
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The approach is effective in slow-moving traffic , and it allows drivers to take advantage of the lane that is about to close.
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And indeed, she runs late for exactly the same reasons your bus runs late: too many slow-moving passengers lined up to board.
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From a lanky ostrich to a slow-moving hippopotamus, the art space is a thrilling departure from the typical confines of an office.
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Each must be assessed by the Social Welfare Department—part of a slow-moving process called the Central Referring System for Rehabilitation Services.
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It's not only start-ups that see opportunity in the slow-moving dental market: Amazon is attempting to cut out dental supply companies.
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Opinion Columnist The coronavirus is no longer just a slow-moving public health crisis that may soon turn into a rapid-moving one.
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"Higher education is often seen as a slow-moving enterprise, and I think the last week has put that to rest," he added.
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And at times the pacing veers toward the overly deliberate with too many slow-moving scenes of the Chicago skyline and the like.
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The historically slow-moving Senate clock is a constraint both parties have used to keep the opposing party's nominees and agendas at bay.
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Mr. Trump's slow-moving trade war with China has raised costs, disrupted supply chains and created uncertainty for American importers and exporters alike.
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The room would get very cold, and I would feel the presence of a slow-moving force, gliding toward me, past my dresser.
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Before leaving, she sued the county in a slow-moving case that will soon have its first major review by a federal judge.
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The slow-moving Krosa has winds of 165 kph (102.5 mph) is expected to hit mainland Japan by the middle of next week.
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The slow-moving Krosa has winds of 185 kph (115 mph) is expected to hit mainland Japan by the middle of next week.
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On the other hand, it spends fifteen slow-moving minutes on a scene that is, essentially, the journey of a failed pizza delivery.
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Slow-moving and dependent on the forest, koalas have been especially hard hit, with an estimated 8,000 lost in New South Wales alone.
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Can we really assume that no one in that notoriously slow-moving body will put a "hold" on approving a crane safety regulation?
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In a slow-moving motorcade, relatives, army officers and police officials delivered the coffins of two police special forces officers to the airport.
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Ecologists estimate that about 8,000 koalas have died since the fires started, as the slow-moving animals are unable to escape the flames.
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He nonetheless called last week's selloff a "healthy type of correction," despite secular problems such as the "slow-moving train wreck" besetting retailers.
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"I use the bike because I don't want to waste my time sitting in a slow-moving bus," said the 28-year-old.
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The militants have mostly targeted slow-moving tugboats in the busy section of the sea that borders the southern Philippines, Malaysia and Indonesia.
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This week's widespread flooding in New Orleans ahead of a slow-moving storm system made her uneasy, she told CNN in a Facebook message.
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For the Fed, in the current environment, this means: 'yes guys, we are going to normalize rates but it's going to be slow moving.
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But Sengupta said these initiatives are sporadic and slow moving, and can't take the place of better access to both public and private care.
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It could be years before Meng is sent to the United States since Canada's slow-moving justice system allows many decisions to be appealed.
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Her roommate was black, 85 years old, hard of hearing and slow-moving, all of which Hadley said inspired taunts and abuse from deputies.
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As I've argued above, the big, slow-moving transformation over the past few decades is that the composition of very wealthy America has changed.
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The bottom line: Unlike a hurricane's dramatic winds, heavy inland rains and freshwater flooding is a slow-moving, creeping disaster that unfolds over days.
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The sale is part of a slow-moving effort to offload property amassed by Ben Ali's government and his family following Tunisia's 2011 uprising.
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A 14-year-old girl's actions may have caused her to fall from a slow-moving amusement park ride on Saturday, according to authorities.
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Like the slow-moving train wreck of Yahoo, to which Twitter is increasingly compared, it's partly due to the media fascination with the company.
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In addition to slow-moving NAFTA talks, policymakers have been fretting recently about the impact of new U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminium imports.
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Footage of Jenner's big moment shows her in a slow-moving roller coaster with Scott as he raps and she takes in the view.
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So the coordinates of fixed features on the Earth's surface, such as the Australian continent, are always changing, like slow-moving ships at sea.
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This will suggest transitions into other lanes that are moving faster if, for example, the driver approaches a slow-moving car or truck ahead.
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First, there is the slow moving drag that comes from the uncertainty itself holding back notably investment and hiring decisions and structural reform efforts.
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The DTC business model first emerged in product areas dominated by slow-moving incumbents with hefty profit margins, such as spectacles and razor blades.
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Slow-moving lava has destroyed four homes near a Big Island neighborhood that has already lost several structures in the wake of volcanic activity.
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The two slow-moving vehicles landed on opposite sides of the planet in 2004 for a mission that was meant to last 90 days.
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But because of a court battle and a slow-moving approval process, no distributors were licensed for nearly the first two weeks of sales.
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It raises a potential hurdle in the slow-moving capital case against Mohammed and four others charged in the hijacked airliner attacks of Sept.
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One of the slow-moving animals recently found themselves in the middle of the road and in danger of being hit by passing cars.
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Keep track of Harvey The slow-moving storm is expected to drop 15 to 25 inches of rain over the Texas coast through Thursday.
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Mr Macron warns that slow-moving, head-in-the-clouds Europe must open its eyes and prepare itself for a tougher, less forgiving world.
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The slow-moving movie is featured in the "Showing Up To Withhold" area of the show alongside works by Ad Reinhardt and Steve McQueen.
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It was moving at an accelerated clip of about 24 yards a minute, much faster than the slow-moving stuff residents had seen earlier.
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The USPS has enough cash to keep the lights on; the agency's financial crisis is much more long-term (think "slow-moving train wreck").
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Before settling into conversation, Denis braved the café car, where an excruciatingly slow-moving line had formed before the train even left the station.
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Helix Rockets: Fires a slow-moving, tightly clustered three-rocket barrage that deals heavy damage in a small area around its point of impact.
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He said officials had shown a willingness to work together, but worried concerns about potential fraud and slow-moving agencies would drag out reforms.
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Like a slow-moving avalanche in some dark mountain range, the project has been steadily attracting fans and glowing critical praise over the years.
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Determining and administering these new requirements will require complex and slow-moving bureaucratic rulemaking that would unduly limit capital formation in the intervening period.
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Now frail and slow-moving, Durst is confined to a cell in a jail medical unit, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department.
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Veins are thin-walled structures that carry slow-moving blood and expand or contract depending on how much blood is flowing at that moment.
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A slow-moving crisis is approaching for Social Security, threatening to undermine a central pillar in the retirement of tens of millions of Americans.
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You moved from a traditional — as you and I know, the Journal was pretty traditional, pretty slow moving in the digital area for sure.
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But it wound up running as a local and got stuck behind a slow-moving train, getting him to Manhattan no earlier than usual.
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For some it has highlighted Italy's lack of support for asylum seekers once they have entered the country and its byzantine, slow-moving bureaucracy.
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Why it matters: Looming over the festivities is a nearly $1 billion, slow-moving project to build the Johnson Controls Hall of Fame Village.
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I know my body is collecting water in its nether regions, the weight of the hibernating mammal, storing everything in drowsy, slow-moving preservation.
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Adams's role as a pregnant innocent, Ashley, in this little-seen 2005 independent movie was part of what became a slow-moving career trifecta.
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No data is available on how many environment-related diagnoses may be overlooked, partly because environmental health is such a complex, slow-moving field.
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Buffalo Bayou, the slow-moving river that stretches through downtown overflowed after days of rain, flooding the theater district and other parts of downtown.
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To make matters worse, Turkey's court system has been in turmoil since a failed coup in 2016, further delaying already slow-moving criminal proceedings.
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Temperatures continue to climb into the workweek as a slow-moving front generates the chance of off-and-on showers later tomorrow into midweek.
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Those are the exceptions, and for the most part Chinese tech is pretty slow-moving, particularly in the more government-sponsored areas, like semiconductors.
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As the U.S. commander in Iraq's Al-Anbar Province a decade ago, I witnessed the aftermath of enemy attacks on slow-moving fuel convoys.
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The Blue Devils' scoring drive was a thing of slow-moving beauty, rolling 75 yards in 15 plays over the span of 240:23.
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Slow moving tropical Depression Imelda will continue bringing heavy rain to the Upper Texas Coast and northward along the TX/LA border through Friday.
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Like those records, this new one is a stew of woozy synth patches and lumbering percussive elements, a slow-moving journey through watery ambience.
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The swift attack marked a change in tactics after weeks of slow-moving, fighting where soldiers have painstakingly sought to clear neighborhoods block by block.
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Their jelly-fish transparency is punctuated with bright-orange fingerprints that stand out like flower petals caught in the current of a slow-moving stream.
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A Kansas City woman was taken into custody this week after she allegedly became frustrated with the DMV's slow-moving line and opened fire outside.
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An unknown attacker stole information including emails, names, addresses, passport numbers and possibly payment card information, in a slow-moving attack that lasted four years.
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The slow-moving storm on Wednesday dumped snow on parts of Colorado, Wyoming, South Dakota, North Dakota, Wyoming, Minnesota and Wisconsin, Chenard said by phone.
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Mercury was previously in Aries, rushing around and jumping head first into decisions — that's not the vibe of Mercury in slow-moving earth sign Taurus.
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For the techies backing basic income as a remedy to the slow-moving national crisis that is economic inequality, that may prove a tedious wait.
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Initially, the video shows three US soldiers taking shelter behind a slow-moving unarmored SUV as reddish clouds from smoke grenades drift across the scene.
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So, too, do those living in and governing areas vulnerable to inland flooding from slow-moving tropical storms and hurricanes, such as Harvey and Florence.
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Yet that view, though indisputably valid at times, takes little account of the slow-moving and densely political nature of much of the department's work.
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The slow-moving nature of the climate crisis means that, under even the best scenarios, these fires will keep growing for the next 40 years.
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Running three and a half hours (with three intermissions), Mr. Icke's production dares to be as agonizingly slow-moving as the lives of its characters.
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The Corps of Engineers, a slow-moving bureaucracy that distrusts green infrastructure and is reluctant to build floodgates in its levees, presents a different challenge.
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Go deeper: Ralph Northam's yearbook scandal grows with new blackface admission Donald Trump's slow-moving sex scandal The scandals that led to Scott Pruitt's resignation
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On March 24, a slow-moving Amtrak Acela train derailed and side-swiped a New Jersey Transit commuter train at Penn Station, causing minor injuries.
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T. Kuralmuthan of the non-profit organisation International Justice Mission said the slow moving wheels of Indian justice were also hampering efforts to help victims.
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This tells an astrologer that it'll still be a while before this slow-moving outer planet heads into the next sign on the Wheel (Taurus).
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One example is ignoring the decline of infrastructure, because infrastructure is a really slow-moving crisis until a bridge collapses, as it did in Minneapolis.
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One is agile and quick, the other slow moving and pensive; one obsessed with looking forward, the other struggling to keep up with its past.
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The one-two punch of cheap natural gas and increasingly cheaper renewables is also accelerating a slow-moving downfall of America's nuclear and coal industries.
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What's more, it allows the driver to take his or her hands off the wheel in slow-moving traffic for 202083 seconds at a time.
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Even the slow-moving electronic beats and languid melodies feel like the unhurried breaths and sedate rhythms of your insides when nobody else is around.
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Kipnis gives presentations to local Rotary clubs and schools, hoping to convince people that we must dodge the "slow-moving bullet" that is climate change.
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For whatever reason, too many American moviegoers think of these sorts of films as slow-moving, austere tales of gentle longing or what have you.
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The slow-moving nature of the storm -- it has traveled about 3 mph, human walking speed, since Friday's landfall -- has fueled the rain and flooding.
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The complexity of India's federal system, with its relatively weak executive and a slow-moving Parliament, places an unusually large burden on the judicial pillar.
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"The stocks market's angst reflects the reasonable concern that the economy is going to slow moving forward," said Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics.
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So this is a moment for Paris to celebrate the charms and secrets of the slow-moving waterway that both divides and unites the city.
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"The exchange rate is significantly correlated with movements in the slow-moving, persistent trend (in UK inflation)," Forbes wrote in the abstract of the paper.
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When you've just arrived at your hotel after a long flight, the sight of a long, slow-moving check-in line can feel pretty disheartening.
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The bondholders have also launched legal challenges in a bid to get compensation, but Portugal's slow-moving courts have yet to decide on the issue.
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If Hurricane Andrew and the excruciatingly slow-moving months following that disaster taught me anything, it's that recovery never occurs as quickly as it should.
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The news media in Columbia, Mo., reported that his slow-moving prop was a hit with students and faculty (Fox Illinois and The Associated Press).
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The CRC has expanded rapidly, especially for the otherwise slow-moving world of academia, and now counts between 25 and 30 active members, including Delaveris.
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Mercury retrograde may find us tongue-tied and slow-moving, but don't discount someone just because they don't seem "important" to you at first glance.
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I daily covered that trial, where we benefited from a slow-moving jury who liked to cut out of deliberations each day by 4 p.m.
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In 2010, when Tea Party fever swept through congressional districts, I sat in a slow-moving convertible, waving to crowds at a Memorial Day parade.
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They gathered those laurels by ushering in a romantic, slow-moving, balletic style that has largely been supplanted today by demonstrations of power and athleticism.
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Or at least not the view, the famous Florence tableau with the golden lights of the Ponte Vecchio reflected in the slow-moving Arno River.
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The slow-moving hurricane has caused flood concerns and led to major road closures, according to an update from the Hawaii County Civil Defense Agency.
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The Wuhan coronavirus is spreading more like influenza, which is highly transmissible, than like its slow-moving viral cousins, SARS and MERS, scientists have found.
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The answer is complicated, but one scientist said it was another example of slow-moving tropical systems we should expect to see more often. 28.
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A slow-moving storm system has already dropped several inches of rainfall in the Southeast and between 2 to 4 more inches could be possible.
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The slow-moving tropical storm, which was downgraded from a Category 1 hurricane Friday, could bring flooding far beyond the North and South Carolina coastlines.
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The FAA is currently conducting a study with more than 700 participants for these standard dimensions, which lawmakers have criticized for its slow-moving pace.
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Heavy rains have transformed the usually slow-moving stream near El Paso into a treacherous torrent, engulfing people trying to make the already-dangerous journey.
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Although the purchase of military hardware is a slow-moving process in most countries, in India it moves even more sluggishly amid a swollen bureaucracy.
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But it could be years before Meng is sent to the United States, since Canada's slow-moving justice system allows many decisions to be appealed.
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She says some of her colleagues are more receptive to her legislation now, because the slow-moving strategy of party leaders just isn't cutting it.
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Much of the aquatic life this far below the surface are small, slow moving critters that spend the majority of their life simply floating about.
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A dog named Curry was taking a stroll with his owner in New Jersey when a slow-moving bear got a bit too close for comfort.
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We must go for large quantities of almost every food, enough to move through our body and an entire evening like a slow-moving storm system.
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A pivotal decision last December allowed most of the debt to be converted into equity, marking a rare bondholder win in Brazil's slow-moving bankruptcy courts.
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In response to a public outcry, Snyder has released nearly 300 pages of emails that reveal how poorly state agencies responded to the slow-moving crisis.
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The images truly look like scenes out of a slow-moving nightmare, and the angles and thoughtfulness of approach stand out in this short essay. —K.
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As characters started coming back into the room, blank and emotionless, the game instead felt like being at the center of a slow-moving horror story.
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The big picture: Computer model projections are unanimous in showing the storm will be unusually intense and slow-moving — two attributes that indicate its destructive potential.
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I usually don't set an alarm unless I have to be at work early for a meeting, which makes my slow-moving mornings that much nicer.
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It's a road paved with slow-moving politicians making incremental changes and hoping the industry will warm up to the idea of not killing us all.
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" According to the hurricane center, Barry will be slow moving and result in "a long duration heavy rainfall and flood threat along the central Gulf Coast.
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But since Godless is, as we said, a slow-moving show, they decide to stick around — and that's when the terrifying, uncomfortably long power play begins.
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The slow-moving train wreck of one of the world's largest oil producers has made Venezuela into a household name — and an ignominious one to boot.
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For myself and other researchers of online harassment, watching the events unfold was like watching a slow-moving train crash we knew was going to occur.
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He's on the edge of death and he tries to lure the slow-moving group of people eaters over a bridge that's just begging to collapse.
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It's also a very slow-moving subject matter for TV. "The problem with climate change is that it's a disaster in very slow motion," Perrotta said.
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It could be years though before Meng is ever sent to the United States, since Canada's slow-moving justice system allows many decisions to be appealed.
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It could be years though before she is ever sent to the United States, since Canada's slow-moving justice system allows many decisions to be appealed.
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Italy's slow-moving judicial system is partly to blame; data firm DATASINC calculates foreclosures and insolvency procedures take on average 4.4 years, increasing risks and costs.
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Bauer's slow moving camera and framing shots all seem to say one thing: nothing to see here, just a group of workers in a union building.
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The music they make is sparse, but crushing drone pieces out of slow-moving lute melodies and acrid, smoky feedback that Jarmusch wrings from electric guitars.
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Including Brienne's relatively slow-moving story might have given the show back some of that vital organ, rather than the mounds of viscera it already spills.
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Trump's new reality The President has been in a dark place since election day, as Democratic gains in slow moving counts underscored his rebuke by voters.
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Bonobo played an aquatically chill set of slow-moving dance music, followed by Four Tet, who kept his tempo but shifted to pinprick-precise, bucolic house.
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Tillerson has been painted by some "America First" forces as a publicity-shy, slow-moving "globalist" who did not grasp the nationalist platform of Trump's campaign.
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As the slow-moving storm hovers over southeastern Texas, another 15 to 30 inches of rain are expected for the area over the next few days.
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For starters, New York's slow-moving luxury market has seen cuts on the price tags of many multimillion-dollar homes — even those with a clean record.
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Raupp compared the brown marmorated stinkbug to a slow-moving tsunami that began on the East Coast and will gradually engulf the rest of the country.
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He added that while diabetes is a "slow-moving epidemic," it would continue to "undermine" economies around the world unless the international community takes urgent action.
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The whole thing is made up of slow-moving shots passing through the darkened halls of a TV studio and Carrell and Aniston's characters' dressing rooms.
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His newest video, Fractals of Incidence, sees his signature slow-moving, cinematic long-shots of animated fractals in a deep blue landscape of melting, morphing ice.
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The storm has been so devastating because it is so slow-moving, allowing it to relentlessly pound the Bahamas over two days and cause catastrophic damage.
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W. Shane Cohen is the third person since 2012 to preside over the complex, slow-moving military trial of the five defendants charged in the Sept.
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These blocks, called tectonic plates, lie on top of the earth's mantle, a layer that behaves like a very slow-moving liquid over millions of years.
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But perhaps the most shocking fact is that the normally slow-moving Senate could pass the "Phase 3" bill this week, according to several GOP senators.
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The particles range from centimeters to tens of centimeters, and some of them are slow-moving while others are quickly making their way through interstellar space.
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In contrast, Lowe's Chief Executive Officer Marvin Ellison has largely focused on boosting profit margins by shutting underperforming stores, and cutting back on slow-moving inventory.
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" He acknowledged that in responding to challenges to its core values, the European Union "is cumbersome, slow-moving and often needs unanimity to enforce its rules.
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"It's a five-to-10 year cycle to get a product to market, because it's so highly regulated and a slow-moving industry," Mr. Bellet said.
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The Hawaii eruption, with high walls of slow-moving lava, has engulfed about 600 homes since May 3, Hawaii County Mayor Harry Kim said last week.
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A slow-moving investigation into the killing, hampered by troubled cooperation between the Italian and Egyptian police, has prompted Italian accusations of an Egyptian cover-up.
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The slow-moving, massive Category 1 hurricane made landfall Friday morning in North Carolina, bringing with it damaging winds, life-threatening storm surges and torrential downpour.
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The legendary drama follows survivors as they avoid both decaying, slow-moving walking dead and aggressive clans of people in the aftermath of a zombie apocalypse.
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The State Department is hardly the only slow-moving agency in the federal government, which due to its sheer size is often slow to confront scrutiny.
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So to find myself braving the insanity of the slow-moving hordes of tourists on a Saturday night was quite a bit out of the ordinary.
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It was too slow-moving for those who were paying close attention, and a little too rich for those who do indeed look for no-brainers.
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While standing in the hot and slow-moving line, a man in front of me that looked to be in his thirties tried flirting with me.
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The particles range from centimeters to 10s of centimeters, and some of them are slow-moving while others are quickly making their way through interstellar space.
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The voluntary approach has been praised by the industry because it can allow the typically slow-moving government to keep pace with the rapidly evolving technology.
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Like the Everglades, the Boundary Waters and the adjacent Quetico Provincial Park in Ontario are sometimes called an unusually complex, broad and slow-moving river system.
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In contrast, the slow-moving technique of large-format photography allows him to pay closer attention to his subject and to capture a sense of uncertainty.
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Once the water is drained into the Biscane Bay, the risk is reduced, but the concern remains for any leftover puddles or slow-moving bodies of water.
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While forecasters have been keeping a close eye on the storm from the ground, the International Space Station watched the slow-moving hurricane make landfall from above.
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The truth is that rams are as successful as any other sign—but more impulsive and quick to start things compared to the other slow-moving signs!
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The slow-moving mammal was munching on his carrots as his keeper, Tiara, told Elmo the sloth needs to move as slowly as possible to conserve energy.
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Anderson said she's glad the #MeToo movement is happening and that women feel empowered to speak up, but is also frustrated to watch such slow-moving progress.
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Lurie said the salt industry may be backing it precisely because it is slow-moving, out of a desire to curb existing efforts to reduce sodium consumption.
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This allows them to intensify before moving out to sea, and be slow-moving enough to bring high snow totals, strong winds, and potentially damaging coastal flooding.
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In 2017, Dorsey made curbing harassment Twitter's top priority, and Twitter's product team released anti-harassment features at an unprecedented pace for the notoriously slow-moving company.
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But what's clear from watching Mike Judge and Alec Berg's new direction on Silicon Valley is there's an old guard now, and it's large and slow-moving.
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Like Kubrick's slow-moving epic, "Further Beyond" is in part the story of an 18th-century Irish adventurer escaping humble circumstances to make something of himself abroad.
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Let's begin with how you started this, because I think most people don't realize your history and when you acquired those hip glasses and slow-moving voice.
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The GSMA has been pushing the transition to RCS for almost a decade, but the slow-moving initiative has clearly lost ground to other apps and devices.
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The limited room for maneuver substantially increases the vulnerability of slow-moving tanker traffic to attacks from either the shore or hostile vessels within the strait itself.
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After two months of beta testing, the 57th version of the browser drops today for public consumption, belying the slow moving condiment that shares its build number.
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Right now, NASA only has one mobile launch platform — a slow-moving structure designed to carry the rocket to the launch pad where it'll then take off.
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"Pedro's best quality is his Biblical patience with slow-moving state companies and government affairs," said a banker who worked with Parente on the New York listing.
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"You Can't Always Get What You Want" might be a beautiful slogan, but playing mostly new material is would've surely sparked the world's most slow-moving riot.
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It also results in a slow-moving film that sacrifices some, but not all, of its power in focusing so steadfastly on the micro over the macro.
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For Caldwell, these observations imply nothing less than a slow-moving cultural revolution: Europe finds itself in a contest with Islam for the allegiance of its newcomers.
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If that kind of investigation had to go through the slow-moving bureaucrats and endless appeals of the United States, the response would have been painfully slow.
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The yield of 4.19 percent puts GE only second behind slow-moving telecom Verizon on the list of the 30 members of the with the biggest yields.
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The Kilauea eruption last week created new volcanic vents on the ground miles east of the summit, releasing slow-moving lava and toxic gas into island communities.
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The slow-moving storm brought only 90 mile-per-hour winds to North and South Carolina, but also torrential rainfall that set a record for both states.
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False positives can lead to unnecessary further testing or treatment, and many cases of prostate cancer are slow-moving and require watchful waiting rather than immediate treatment.
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The restaurant can be accessed by a slow-moving train that transports you not just 30 kilometers outside the city but also 20 years back in time.
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Poorly organised and slow-moving, it achieved the requisite wind speed for just a couple of hours on July 13th before being demoted to a tropical storm.
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"Heavy" doesn't begin to cut it when describing Amenra—they were more like a force of nature, as impossible to ignore as a slow-moving volcanic eruption.
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Sources say that despite its $1.2 billion valuation, Clover has struggled to navigate a highly challenging and slow-moving health insurance industry that rewards size and scale.
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The limited room for manoeuvre substantially increases the vulnerability of slow-moving tanker traffic to attacks from either the shore or hostile vessels within the strait itself.
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The two rides that were lost were important to me growing up—the Phantom Fantasia, a slow moving ghost train, was my favorite ride as a child.
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Unlike whales, their bodies sink, so it is hard to know how many are hit, he said, describing the animals as gentle, polka-dotted and slow-moving.
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Keegan-Dolan intermingles text and movement throughout the evening, yet the most effective mood-setter is the hypnotic acoustic score by the Dublin band Slow Moving Clouds.
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SLOW-MOVING MetLife operates in 26 countries across Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA), offering life, accident, health and credit insurance, as well as pension products.
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I could zip past cars blocking the bike lane, quickly maneuver my way past slow-moving tourists, or cruise up a slight uphill without breaking a sweat.
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And while the global economy's brittleness is rooted in slow-moving economic fundamentals, Mr. Trump's trade war could be the spark that sets off the time bomb.
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The executive orders signed by Trump last week show that he won't wait for the slow-moving legislative process to loosen Dodd-Frank restrictions on Wall Street.
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With the slow-moving pace of structural changes, more open and honest conversations in the workplace can help to illuminate inequalities women may not be aware of.
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Climate change "is a very slow-moving disaster that may last decades before it has any effect on the markets," Wall Street investor Michael Popow told me.
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And while the global economy's brittleness is rooted in slow-moving economic fundamentals, Mr. Trump's trade war could be the spark that sets off the time bomb.
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Developments in the case are so slow-moving and diffuse that it's hard to keep track of them, and most of them are probably red herrings anyway.
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"Medicine is a slow-moving field," said Ben Shickel, a researcher at the University of Florida who specializes in the use of deep learning for health care.
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Under Marvin Ellison, Lowe's newly-appointed chief executive officer, the company has been streamlining its business by shutting underperforming stores and cutting back on slow moving inventory.
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In the film depiction of World War Z (2013), Jerusalem is besieged by hordes of zombies, which crawl up the walls like a slow-moving bacterial infection.
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The exercise, which involved working with a large production team to produce a set of photographs and slow moving videos, is Chiurai's rejection of inherited versions of history.
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There are only about 30 North Pacific right whales left in the world, according to the AP, as whalers have killed off most of the slow-moving animals.
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Perhaps what's going on is less of a communication breakdown than a sign that we humans are incapable of reckoning with changes this massive and this slow-moving.
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This suggests Hurricane Harvey, which stalled over Texas last summer, may not have been an anomaly, and that highly destructive, slow-moving tropical storms are becoming more common.
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The slow-moving storm, which was originally projected as a Category 214 hurricane, hit as Category 1503 storm, CNN reported — just like Hurricane Sandy did back in 2150.
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Normally, magnetospheres are forged by the pressure of the Sun's incoming winds, but in this case, it's being shaped by slow-moving plasma wafting around the Jovian system.
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The slow-moving culprits were diamondback terrapins, a turtle species that spends most of its time in neighboring Jamaica Bay, Queens — that is, until mating season comes around.
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Miami Mayor Francis Suarez has pushed to upgrade government processes that are typically slow moving, such as the process for obtaining a permit to open a small business.
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And it offers a clue as to why assets built to be boring and slow-moving have become some of the highest-momentum winning trades in the markets.
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And Twitter has been notoriously seen as somewhat slow-moving in the product category, only recently starting to address things like abuse and harassment problems through product changes.
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But when you start thinking about police or ambulance helicopters, which have also been targeted, that's difficult, because they are flying much lower down and are slow moving.
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So while slow-moving banks are bound in regulatory red tape, fintech companies can navigate past it – allowing them to take a larger slice of banks' profit margins.
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The Pentagon is not an agile software team but an enormous, slow-moving beast, hobbled with the inertia of outdated technologies and strategies, as we reported last week.
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Elon Musk's Tesla is already implementing limited automated features in the United States, and even slow-moving large scale car manufacturers like Ford are getting into the game.
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"I counted four episodes that ended with a very slow-moving, sloppy, contrived action scene," Repino says in Episode 324 of the Geek's Guide to the Galaxy podcast.
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The dispute has been seen as a sign to the world that Riyadh will not tolerate criticism of its human rights policies, while it undergoes slow-moving reforms.
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But if you were expecting another somber, slow-moving affair, the developers would like to remind you that they were also behind the excellent Painkiller and underrated Bulletstorm.
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Athens-based aid agencies hope that funds will bypass the slow-moving Greek bureaucracy, going straight to needy migrants in the form of vouchers for food and housing.
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That way, you can take advantage of the high ground in certain spots and even dispatch slow-moving boss enemies by quickly jumping back and forth around them.
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In August 2008, just before the slow-moving financial crisis turned into outright panic, the secretary of the Treasury, Hank Paulson, traveled to the Summer Olympics in Beijing.
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The massive warm rock can be compared to a slow-moving hot air balloon, according to Levin, who compares the process to the movement of a lava lamp.
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The storm is slow moving, which the NWS said meant more rain and a larger flood threat than a faster hurricane that spends less time in one place.
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Chemtob recalled a recent conference in Judge Nervo's chambers, in which he addressed both sets of lawyers and protested that the slow-moving case was creating a backlog.
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Another headwind for Canada, which sends about 75 percent of its exports to the United States, is slow-moving talks to revamp the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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When he was in his 60s, my husband Rex was diagnosed with Emery-Dreifuss muscular dystrophy, a slow-moving disease that erodes the muscles and has no cure.
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While they can certainly help in slow-moving fires, they have proved no match to the high-wind fires that made this fire season in California so destructive.
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We noted that Coca-Cola can be used to clear a slow-moving drain, clean a toilet bowl and remove motor oil and grease from clothing and pavement.
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For them, the 244st president was a slow-moving leader whose response to the crisis was hard to separate from his public uneasiness with gay men and lesbians.
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Rather, he is the product of a slow-moving but steady trend among faith communities to acknowledge the inherent theological value of the spiritual experience of L.G.B.T. people.
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Organizers said 1.7 million protesters of all ages joined the march through the downtown areas, transforming much of the city center into a sea of slow moving umbrellas.
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By then, dredging and pumping and draining of the sloughs — the technical term for the shallow, slow-moving water under the grasses — and species decimation was well underway.
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By then, dredging and pumping and draining of the sloughs — the technical term for the shallow, slow-moving water under the grasses — and species decimation was well underway.
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Slow-moving conveyor belts in the fields reduce the need to carry produce, allowing workers to harvest faster and making jobs more attractive to older workers and women.
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It was a relatively minor mishap — several cars on a slow-moving New Jersey Transit train jumped the tracks on Monday morning at Pennsylvania Station in New York.
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"I think the rules in Congress, and in particular the rules in the Senate, are unbelievably archaic and slow moving and, in many cases, unfair," Mr. Trump said.
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It took 11 minutes before the object was in the range that caused the alert at the Capitol to go to aircon orange, indicating it was slow moving.
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The slow-moving storm has brought catastrophic flooding to Texas, killed at least nine people, led to mass evacuations and paralyzed Houston, the fourth most-populous U.S. city.
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Still, negotiators believe they can put bills on the floor of the House this week, though it would be a difficult task in the more slow-moving Senate.
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It's a means of slashing carbon emissions without waiting for slow-moving industries to enact all the ambitious changes needed to curb the planet's truly skyrocketing carbon emissions.
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Mark Witte, a professor of public finance at Northwestern University, said climate relocation demonstrates a classic economic problem when it comes to addressing slow moving, long-term challenges.
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Trudeau also predicted talk of tariffs would likely disappear if slow-moving negotiations to update the North American Free Trade Agreement - currently stuck on autos issues - are successful.
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The massive, slow-moving storm has left widespread flooding and destruction in its wake since slamming into the Carolinas with destructive winds and torrential rainfall late last week.
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A research scientist I spoke to recently said that part of the problem with climate change is that for a long time it was slow-moving and invisible.
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You keep waiting for something big to happen, but whenever something does, you can see it coming from a mile away, like some giant, slow-moving prehistoric threat.
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The current, slow-moving talks have focused mainly on matters surrounding Britain's actual split from the bloc, namely the exit bill, safeguarding expatriate rights and the future Irish border.
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By the Vatican's slow-moving standards, this was a response of unusual firmness, and it held out the possibility that the fallen hierarch might be reduced to lay status.
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Abu Sayyaf rebels have been intercepting slow-moving tugboats in waters near the borders of Malaysia and the Philippines, taking captive more than a dozen Indonesian and Malaysian sailors.
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With parents and hundreds of other people who are waiting in the slow-moving immigration line looking on, she softly blows a stream of tiny bubbles above children's heads.
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Climate change is a slow-moving disaster, but as it picks up speed — thanks in part to decisions made by this administration — it reveals itself as a threat multiplier.
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While it's unlikely we'll see something like a Nintendo-backed pro league for Splatoon anytime soon, these kinds of changes are still encouraging for the notoriously slow-moving company.
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It was slow moving and I was able to take those three minutes and really do my pre-show ritual — to get mentally prepared for what was to come.
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That is not how any large company that was built in ... No, it's a slow-moving ... Very slow, three-year business processes to get a new product to market.
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According to McKinsey, a consultancy, for 45 years to 2010 few industries could top the returns to shareholders of the slow-moving business of selling fast-moving consumer products.
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It's tough to imagine that today, what with the large flagship stores, the high-priced lofts, and the uneven cobblestone streets filled with enthusiastic shoppers and slow-moving tourists.
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Case and Deaton make a plausible case that "slow moving and cumulative" social forces -- lack of labor market opportunities and fraying of the accustomed social fabric -- are key explanations.
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Though Intesa's debt recovery unit was often held as a model for other banks, it still had to contend with Italy's slow moving judicial system, where recoveries take years.
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Working together with Silicon Valley — and compromising to help alleviate the slow-moving processes of government — may be necessary to ensure it rolls out in the safest manner possible.
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If carried through, the hardball tactics would make it difficult for Republicans to schedule votes even on uncontroversial bills and nominees, further slowing down the already slow-moving body.
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As traders became more exposed to farmers' credit risk, they learned the hard way that their contracts with farm owners could be suspended by slow-moving corporate bankruptcy courts.
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He spends most of his time hanging from a branch safely encased in a glass tank and appears to be nothing more than your typical slow-moving, adorable mammal.
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How long it will take, if efforts like IPwe are successful, is a forecast few experts want to make, especially with slow-moving governments reluctant to make major changes.
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For companies with business operations that are highly dependent on water, those taking active steps now to reduce their water dependence will be better positioned than slow-moving peers.
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A potential Palestinian leadership crisis, the continuing, slow-moving criminal investigation of Prime Minister Netanyahu, and a general acceptance of the status quo are inertia blocking the peace process.
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Lost in Russia, and internal intrigue, and FBI trashing and mean tweets: Donald Trump is confronting a slow-moving sex scandal that would easily sink most politicians and presidents.
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Most drone delivery testing in the US has been tightly restricted by the FAA, which has often been slow-moving and prohibitive when issuing rules around unmanned aerial vehicles.
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For over a year, she has been undergoing a slow-moving trial but refuses to back down; her goal, she says, is to normalize the vagina in Japanese society.
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Toxic gas The Kilauea eruption last week created new volcanic vents on the ground miles east of the summit, releasing slow-moving lava and toxic gas into island communities.
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But the struggles in Stillness of Wind are all elemental, like overcoming the obstacle of your own slow-moving old bones or not having enough hours in the daylight.
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Clear changes, slow-moving or swift, in the Vatican's public stance on hot-button issues like the death penalty and torture (and perhaps soon just war theory as well).
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Given a choice between a slow-moving short line and a fast-moving long one, people will often opt for the short line, even if the waits are identical.
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The clash of the Silicon Valley technology disruptor and the old, slow-moving industry has been raging for years and only intensifies as Airbnb gets bigger and more influential.
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The Justice Department has warned that if this tool is cut off, the government will have to rely on a slow-moving treaty system to obtain the same information.
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Corn and wheat inched up, underpinned by freezing conditions in U.S. grain belts that may further hamper a slow-moving corn harvest and threaten some recently sown wheat crops.
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Cranes started to shift overhead and their downward-facing lights illuminated the atrium and audience by degrees, the slow-moving shadows seeming more like partial eclipses than performance lighting.
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The force of the incoming water is focused into the smaller area and pushes against the normal flow of the channel, forming the slow-moving wave that pushes upstream.
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One day, while sitting in traffic, the Fitbit software on my iPhone told me I was hitting my goals, since it was calculating my slow-moving car as steps.
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In an effort to spice up the slow-moving drudgery of spring training, Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Josh Collmenter has been leading informal study sessions on a variety of topics.
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Restorative yoga is a good option too, Jackson-Roberts says, as it's slow-moving and gentle, a great option if a practice is something you want to ease into.
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However, the slow-moving nature of Italy's judicial system means that sales of bad debt remain the most expeditious option, though lenders usually make a loss on such deals.
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In an address to the Olympic committees on Thursday, Bach pushed back on critics who have complained that the I.O.C.'s disciplinary procedures have been selective and slow-moving.
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It spent the next half-day or so inspecting the wreck from one end to the other, with only the occasional slow-moving deep-sea creature interrupting the view.
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Hurricanes, on the other hand, are massive and relatively slow moving, giving people plenty of time to spot, track and predict exactly where they will cause the most damage.
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Professor Karabel cited the example of Germany in the 1930s, when a slow-moving academic labor market increased the appeal of Nazism for a surprising number of underemployed intellectuals.
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One of the biggest concerns with screening is that too many men are treated for slow-moving prostate cancers that might never really pose a risk to their health.
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The music, by the Irish band Slow Moving Clouds, makes no reference to the famous Tchaikovsky score, instead mingling Irish and Nordic folk traditions to haunting, often eerie, effect.
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"In terms of how volatility affects contributions from governments it's really slow moving," said Jean-Pierre Aubry, a pension expert at the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College.
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For now, the family's quest to establish some accountability in Layleen's death had become the sort of dry, procedural, slow-moving, and official matter that does not inspire headlines.
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The Census Bureau has projected that whites could drop below 50 percent of the population around 2045, a relatively slow-moving change that has been years in the making.
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"Anything as large and old as the university system will be slow-moving and difficult to change course, usually by design," Weingart from CMU told Motherboard in an email.
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More than 30 people were killed and many others were missing after a slow-moving tropical storm spurred floods and landslides in the central Philippines, officials said on Sunday.
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Also added this time around is Traffic Jam Assist, which uses the adaptive cruise control to follow the car ahead in slow-moving traffic and keep a set interval.
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Today, that track arrives in the form of "Spotlight" a slow-moving, but starry-eyed song about, like many of Peep's best songs, the confusing aftermath of romantic dissolution.
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It could be years before Meng, the daughter of Huawei's founder, is sent to the United States since Canada's slow-moving justice system allows many decisions to be appealed.
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Meanwhile, if you find that a slow-moving "outer planet" like Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, or Pluto, is transiting a natal placement, expect to feel that shift for much longer.
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"Like a slow moving fungus or that green moss that covers Stephen King in Creepshow—slow and deadly," Miami's Secret Celluloid Society has evolved, says Nayib Estefan, the Society's founder.
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A slow-moving, narrow band of heavy snow parked itself over northern New Jersey for much of the day on Wednesday, dumping snow at 2 to 4 inches per hour.
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However, this doesn't take into account that major corporations tend to be slow-moving beasts and it takes time to shift thinking, develop plans and get approval from company boards.
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Put a warm object on a cool object, and the fast-moving molecules collide with the slow-moving ones, giving up some of their heat to warm the cooler thing.
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Canadian officials say they believe Trump is using the threat in a bid to wrest concessions from Canada at slow-moving talks to update the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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It is a slow-moving institution empowered only to decide cases that work their way up through the lower courts, which makes quick about-faces on these conservative rulings unlikely.
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On a recent weekday morning, a slow-moving line of tourists snaked through the elegant estate, admiring what's left of the elaborate frescoes, deep-set dining room and marble pillars.
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"The market for consumer vehicles is going to be slow-moving, and that's going to take some time for the cars you and I buy, that we drive," he said.
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Tropical storm Harvey has approached its fifth day, and forecasters don't expect the slow-moving storm to let up any time soon as flood-related deaths reach at least 30.
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Carroll led the Nets with 226.4 points and nine rebounds and his buzzer-beater capped a slow-moving third quarter that featured a combined 20 fouls and 36 free throws.
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But for an industry perceived as slow-moving and macho, attracting prized human resources can be as difficult as striking gold - particularly as technology titans like Facebook and Alphabet Inc.
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But worms were definitely his favorite, and he would become quite animated—for a very slow-moving fish—on what became 'Earthworm Wednesdays,' when they were dropped into his habitat.
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App makers have 60 seconds to pitch their idea in front of the judges on a slow-moving escalator — for a visual twist on the idea of an 'elevator pitch'.
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A report last year from Consumer Affairs said that most self-driving car crashes involve a human driver slamming into the back of a stationary or slow-moving autonomous vehicle.
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The Philippines has been struggling to prevent Islamist militants from abducting crew of slow-moving tugboat and foreigners sailing on yachts in the southern maritime borders with Indonesia and Malaysia.
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"Tight jobs markets will pressure wages upwards, but technology, automation, and globalisation are important – and slow moving – forces acting in the opposite direction," Sunderji argued in a note to clients.
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As the slow-moving storm lingered over Haiti — the poorest nation in the Western Hemisphere — officials feared that the country would have to contend with yet another devastating humanitarian disaster.
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Except this film, based on a novel by the late, great Carol Shields, is a slow-moving emofest that seems to exist inside the surrealist nightmare of a Kandinsky painting.
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While it isn't possible to prove that climate change made Maria a more destructive storm, climate change will continue to make slow-moving storms like Maria more likely to occur.
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Advocacy groups, super PACs, and slow-moving national political parties have helped entrench an aging class of politicians who know next to nothing about technology and prefer the status quo.
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The U.S. National Hurricane Center (NHC) issued a hurricane watch Wednesday for much of the Texas coast, calling for slow-moving Tropical Depression Harvey to intensify as it nears landfall.
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According to the VICELAND hosts, McConnell has striking resemblance to the slow moving sea animal—so much so, the duo thinks he could be the fifth Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle.
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As the title and concept of the comp promise, it's a slow-moving piece, but it's light and playful too—on the brighter side of the spectrum of ambient music.
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But like the hedgehog in the Greek parable about that slow-moving animal and the quick, bright fox , the fox knows many things while the hedgehog knows one big thing.
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The slow-moving storm could dump between 20 and 30 inches of rain in the Carolinas after making landfall, according to a report on Wednesday by risk modeler AIR Worldwide.
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A slow-moving blue wave is on the verge of washing away the House Republicans' California delegation — a once-strong faction of the GOP that rivaled the powerful Texas delegation.
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Florence was a Category 2 storm (winds between 96 and 23 miles per hour) when it made landfall — though the slow-moving storm and its relentless rains created different hazards.
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Two years after taking power in 2008, Castro launched economic and social reforms that appear slow-moving to many Cubans and foreigners, but are lasting and widespread within Cuban society.
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The zero-cost-to-try-it model is how it has surmounted the hurdle of getting used by a number of large, often slow-moving carriers and other large incumbents.
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Instead of occupying his Senate office, Mr. Menendez has been occupying the defendant's chair in a courtroom in Newark, where his slow-moving trial is stretching into its fifth week.
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Now all three manufacturers are committed to reining in costs, aligning production volumes with demand, and reducing unprofitable sales of slow-moving vehicles to corporate fleets and rental-car companies.
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The University of Minnesota Medical Center, like many hospitals across the country, has postponed elective surgeries, including those that treat slow-moving cancers, in order to extend its blood supply.
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He magnetizes attention, sometimes at the expense of Ben Dickey, who plays Foley as a sly, slow-moving bear of a man with a knack for fingerpicking and self-sabotage.
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A recent study by NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration found that the number of slow-moving hurricanes in the North Atlantic has been climbing since the 1940s.
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Florence, which hit the North Carolina coast on Thursday, has killed 23 people and displaced thousands before turning into a slow-moving storm that threatens deeper flooding in the Carolinas.
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More progressive Mennonite and Amish groups have no problem equipping their buggies with battery-operated lights and blinkers, as well as orange triangular signs legally required for slow-moving vehicles.
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Hurricane Lane updates from Hawaii: The slow-moving storm was downgraded to Category 2, but is expected to pass dangerously close to the Hawaiian Islands, including Oahu, on Friday night.
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Still, until that final moment, the video chronicles a slow-moving scene that defies the notion that tense police encounters with the mentally ill generally escalate out of control quickly.
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He has a slow-moving premonition of disaster ("a railroad bridge over an abyss snapped in two and the long express train, suddenly V-shaped, floated like snow") and retreats.
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The price for other services, like long-term storage fees, are also expected to get more stringent to "dissuade brands from holding slow-moving inventory at Amazon's warehouses," Bluhm said.
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New Orleans will be getting a taste of Harvey, as well; the slow-moving storm threatens to dump as much as 10 inches of rain on the New Orleans area.
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Most of its waterways are slow-moving creeks and bayous that wind their way through the city and eventually trickle into the shallow, marshy coastline of Galveston and Trinity Bays.
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The particles range from single-digit centimeters to tens of centimeters in length, and some of them are slow-moving while others are quickly making their way through interstellar space.
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The massive, slow-moving system — downgraded to a Category 210 storm on Thursday — could become the first major hurricane to make landfall on the group of islands in 303 years.
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As fitness-minded runners jog by, a stream of slow-moving traffic, mostly lorries and vans delivering to the city, stops and starts ahead of a set of traffic lights.
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As crew members waited near sunrise for the first drawbridge they encountered to open, they anticipated a slow-moving day whose highlights would involve seeing alligators and possibly a manatee.
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The slow-moving storm, a hurricane when it hit the North Carolina coast, has dumped up to 36 inches (91 cm) of rain on the state since Thursday, displacing thousands.
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"Debbie is a very large, slow-moving system," said John Fowler, a spokesman for Ergon Energy, noting that 48,000 customers were without power in the Bowen, Whitsunday and Mackay areas.
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Collective plays out like a chilling, slow-moving trainwreck, a study in how a government gaslights its citizens into accepting conditions that would be avoidable, but for greed and corruption.
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Furthermore, while some are offered with "stop and go" functionality, others will automatically disengage below a certain speed, abruptly releasing the brake and requiring driver input for slow-moving traffic.
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One ride scheduled to be replaced is essentially a 45-minute celebration of fossil fuel; slow-moving vehicles move past dioramas explaining the history of oil, natural gas and coal.
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Both had become frustrated at the slow-moving background checks for the delivery drivers they wanted to hire for Deliv, so they created their own business to expedite the process.
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I laughed and, as the light turned green, I pushed off with an energy I hadn't quite expected, reaching another red light well ahead of the still slow-moving ambulance.
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"I really think this is a slow-moving train wreck for Trump in this case," Fortuna said, "because he is not going to have the opportunity to keep this quiet."
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The slow moving drone cameras, despite their sophistication, ultimately come off as stuffy, clichéd, and plodding, an attempt at projecting gravitas that comes to feel hollow and formulaic with repetition.
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The slow-moving storm could dump between 20 and 30 inches of rain in the Carolinas after making landfall, according to a report on Wednesday by risk modeler AIR Worldwide.
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A sworn enemy of the city's tabloids, the mayor makes for a slow-moving target with a penchant for being late and a preternatural affinity for his home neighborhood's YMCA.
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With the National Weather Service predicting the slow-moving system could drop up to eight months' worth of rain in two or three days, the risk of flooding is still real.
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That's true on big, slow-moving policy topics like climate change, it's true on hot-button controversies like the NFL protests, and we've seen that it's true on big congressional controversies.
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The exhibition came to a solemn conclusion on a drab and rainy April 22003 as passersby in Omaha, Nebraska, witnessed a slow-moving and mostly silent procession of about 22015 people.
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Whether its Vessel's creaking techno takes, or the shuddering drones and busted dub that filled their Nexus compilation—there's a slow-moving, darkness that ties together even their most disparate work.
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But Metz said he doesn't fault Waymo for being overly cautious, nor does he sympathize with Phoenix residents who have complained about getting stuck behind a slow-moving self-driving car.
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Despite its power, Cyclone Kenneth is slow-moving, leading experts to fear it could continue to dump torrential rains on an area still reeling from the devastation wrought by Cyclone Idai.
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Kolbeinn Sigthórsson simply rolled one through the box—it took a slight deflection, but it was slow-moving—and Hart feebly dove for it and only got a finger on it.
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Meteorologically speaking, this event has been unfolding for more than a week, thanks to a slow-moving, low-pressure tropical air mass fed by high sea surface temperatures, and record humidity.
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A slow-moving judicial system hampers debt collection but lenders have been reluctant to sell as they can only do so at a loss since book values are above market prices.
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The secrecy, the deception, the hype, the internal struggles, the slow-moving appointments process, the sliming of opponents, the lack of strategy, on and on -- all are pretty much the same.
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A change will come as Uranus moves from Aries to Taurus on the 6th, and the slow-moving planet will influence how we talk about money for the next seven years.
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One thing comforts me as the slow-moving traffic burns a hole in my bank balance: at least the higher fare might have encouraged my fine chauffeur on to the road.
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Much to his horror, I went in for a giant kiss right when I saw him — his eyes following my sticky-looking, candy-red lips like a slow-moving train wreck.
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As many as 10-15 inches is likely in a few of the hardest-hit areas and extreme amounts of over 20 inches are not uncommon with slow-moving tropical systems.
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Painters like Matisse and Monet, photographers like Willy Ronis and Henri Cartier-Bresson felt compelled to capture the bridges — and their reflections in the Seine's slow-moving water — in their art.
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Its scenes of Scottish rural life in the early 20th century are gracefully stitched together by Chris's voice-over reflections, which nudge forward a slow-moving story rife with everyday tragedy.
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Deadly slow-moving storms generated record or near-record snowfall and low temperatures in the U.S. Midwest and tornadoes further east on Sunday, leaving airline travelers stranded and thousands without power.
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Houses in low-lying areas are still submerged, roads are waterlogged and the sewage from drains have washed into channels that are too slow-moving to effectively flush out the effluent.
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National governments are in a slow-moving war for dominance with a handful of the most powerful corporations the world has ever seen — all of which happen to be tech companies.
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Linguistics is, on the whole, a slow-moving iceberg, with most of the big, continent-size changes to it—grammar, nouns, the official documentation of each—coming slowly, across many generations.
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The album was recorded entirely to cell phones, and Bat Dawid played every instrument, layering mantra-like vocals over these elliptical, allusive arrangements that are both slow-moving and deceptively complex.
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Getting to Tropicana Avenue from my hotel proved tricky, because I had to run up and down several escalators and along pedestrian bridges, past slow-moving tourists and people taking photos.
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Slow-moving and grand, with lush music and elegant wide-screen compositions, it feels less like a thriller than a poetic, intermittently comic meditation on beauty, history and middle-class disaffection.
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The slow-moving case — charges were filed in June — will be a test of both Australia's justice system and the Vatican's efforts to hold clerics accountable after decades of abuse scandals.
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The DC Circuit's decision affirming the FCC's net neutrality authority could not have come at a more opportune time, because the traditionally slow-moving agency is racing against the political clock.
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The slow-moving case — charges were filed in June — has been a test of both Australia's justice system and the Vatican's efforts to hold clerics accountable after decades of abuse scandals.
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There are now fears, however, that efforts to contain it are coming too late, hampered by a slow-moving Chinese bureaucracy which failed to put sufficient measures in place in time.
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"Nordhaus argues that because the dynamic of disintegration is slow moving, a moderate discount rate puts the damages at close to zero in net present value terms," the report's authors write.
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Former friends of Wessel and a family member, all speaking on the condition of anonymity, described him as lacking in real political connections and prone to perpetrating slow-moving, elaborate schemes.
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Travelers returning from the long Thanksgiving weekend may face disruptions as a slow-moving winter storm advances eastward, prompting airlines to waive change fees for flights in the storm's potential path.
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It's difficult to argue that "The Old Man and the Gun" amounts to Redford going out in a blaze of glory, given what an understated, slow-moving exercise the movie is.
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Industry experts expect all-electric vehicles to enter the mainstream before autonomous vehicles due to regulatory concerns, cost and other factors, but even in that category, progress has been slow moving.
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Slow-moving thunderstorms and flash flooding in May and early June in parts of central Europe caused overall losses of 1.6 billion euros ($1.9 billion) of which 900 million was insured.
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You can even use the right stick to rotate the camera, which is one of those now-ubiquitous features that somehow feels like a revelation in the slow-moving Pokémon series.
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Even if its idea is a good one, Drivemode faces an uphill battle as a tiny startup trying to work in an industry dominated by slow-moving but well-heeled giants.
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In December, Ells said the company gave half of its roughly 2,100 locations a C grade for service because of flaws like messy soda stations, dirty tables, and slow-moving lines.
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European officials have blamed slow-moving union wage contracts and online shopping, while U.S. policymakers have cited a lengthy sequence of "one-offs" in pricing from oil to cellphones to prescription drugs.
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Seen on large, slow-moving screens, these identical mask-wearers are gradually, and quite magically, freed from the exacting repetitiveness of their programmed actions as we begin to recognize their individual talent.
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Volatility has rocked other assets but foreign exchange traders have tended to focus on the slow-moving path toward normalizing monetary policy in the world's biggest economies rather than react to geopolitics.
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This is for a variety of reasons, including but not limited to disruptive communication technology, debilitating income disparity, slow-moving political parties, and a refugee crisis that is a massive humanitarian fail.
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There is even a slow-moving chase scene in which they evade an officer of the law on a scooter, a sequence familiar to fans of sitcoms, cartoons and other derivative comedies.
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John Bel Edwards says more than 1,000 people in south Louisiana have been rescued from homes, vehicles and even clinging to trees as a slow-moving storm hammers the state with flooding.
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The reanimated dead may be slow-moving and relatively easy to destroy by fire, but even the most formidable men in Westeros know that they're something to be very, very afraid of.
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Leialoha already went through this once in 1990, when she said she lost her home in Kalapana – the entire town was buried under slow-moving lava over the course of a year.
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With its slow-moving tempo and amorous lyrics about "two souls entwined in the blink of an eye," the song is an expression of the beautiful way one surrenders to requited love.
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China has begun to doubt "the staying power of the US and whether or not the US can really make a difference" in its slow-moving domination of the waters, Glaser said.
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Viewers get to see what Barbara (Madison Wolfe) sees — the towering, slow-moving, dangerous forest giant that's haunting her seaside town, the bullying harbingers who taunt her when her traps don't work.
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The slow-moving storm is expected to drop 173 inches to 217 inches (245 cm to 251 cm) of rain on portions of Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula and western Cuba, the NWS said.
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This has all the makings of an oppressive future society, but the Coast Road seems practically utopian, combining slow-moving agrarian simplicity with an egalitarian acceptance of different races, genders, and sexualities.
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That reporting casts doubt on the notion that the Trump administration is actively delaying Tubman's appearance on the $20, painting a picture instead of a slow-moving bureaucratic process for the redesign.
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After a year of slow-moving or unsuccessful attempts to block "sanctuary" jurisdictions from getting federal grants, Sessions is moving to stop them from passing laws that limit cooperation to begin with.
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In the fourth quarter, Finish Line "made the decision to get more aggressive on pricing to be competitive and clear slow moving product," Chief Executive Sam Sato said in a statement Friday.
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CBS, being a slow-moving old-school behemoth of a corporation, is painfully behind on making All Access available on more than a select few set-top box and game console platforms.
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Three days after Hurricane Harvey slammed into Texas, the stubborn, slow-moving storm wreaked more havoc when it caused Houston's Addicks Reservoir to overflow and breached a levee in nearby Brazoria County.
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The $212 billion added to Nestle's market value on Monday showed that shareholders hoped the investment would spark change at a company which has a reputation for being slow-moving and insular.
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It relies on a standard formula of grabs, blocks, rolls, punches, and kicks, but their effect changes greatly when you perform them as a nimble human or a powerful, slow-moving beast.
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Wearing flowing white robes, Ms. Fischer, the mezzo-soprano, walked the aisles and smiled benevolently at the audience as she sang, with a velvety tone, a series of slow-moving, steady pieces.
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"They prefer freshwater lakes and slow-moving rivers and their associated wetlands, but they also can be found in brackish water habitats," wrote Tammy Sapp, spokeswoman for the commission, in an email.
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In the slow-moving drama of restoration, fishbone cracks vanish, figures that were muddy sepia become radiantly blush, and yellow clouds, thick with old varnish, transform into white gauze tinged with rose.
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The report includes in-car video looking through the windshield as the car travels in the left lane at highway speed just before ramming into a parked or slow-moving orange truck.
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Our pathetic, slow moving Federal Reserve, headed by Jay Powell, who raised rates too fast and lowered too late, should get our Fed Rate down to the levels of our competitor nations.
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For decades we've lived with a slow-moving nuclear detente powered by mutual assured destruction (MAD), the RAND-coined theory that no nuclear power would ever launch a first nuclear weapon strike.
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Investors are realizing nothing is stopping the "avalanche in selling" of high-flying stocks in exchange for cheaper, slow-moving stocks, which has been going on for the past week, Cramer said.
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Another angle: The slow-moving, painstaking Brexit process has diminished the executive authority that has historically been the linchpin of a streamlined, predictable "Westminster model," writes our London-based correspondent Ellen Barry.
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Album Review If you were a child of the hip-hop internet of the late 2000s, you enjoyed the gaudy ostentation of Cam'ron and the slow-moving psychedelia of Houston hip-hop.
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The slow-moving, record-shattering tropical storm Harvey battered the region for a sixth straight day and began to move into southwest Louisiana, where it made its second landfall early Wednesday morning.
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Due to its flat body shape, Piranhamesodon would have been slow-moving, but it also had large fins that enabled it to maneuver well in the shallow tropical waters where it lived.
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Mexican emergency services said this week that Katia was worrisome because it is very slow-moving and could dump a lot of rain on areas that have been saturated in recent weeks.
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Slow-moving, hulking ships crisscross miles of ocean in a lawn mower pattern, wielding an array of 803 to 48 air guns blasting pressurized air repeatedly into the depths of the ocean.
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The NRK, via the AP, reported that the helicopter evacuation was a dangerous and slow-moving process because the passengers had to be lifted from the ship to the helicopters one by one.
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Watching our democracy function (or, more accurately, malfunction) over the past few years, I have come to the conclusion that there is a slow-moving crisis developing for our democracy — and our economy.
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"Video footage recorded this man walking on the shallow shelf, potentially stressing and crushing pupfish, which are slow-moving, docile, and as they have no natural predators, curious by nature," park officials said.
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Here's a handy glossary of Brexit terms, with some links to more in-depth coverage, to help you better understand this slow-moving political divorce ahead of the new January 31, 2020 deadline.
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I attended the Electronics Reuse Conference in Houston last fall, and the talk of the show was how Closed Loop's slow-moving march toward insolvency had finally blown up in the industry's face.
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And when a slow-moving storm stalls over a city that is largely paved with asphalt and concrete, with few open spaces to soak up the rain, disastrous flooding can result, experts say.
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But, as is the case with slow-moving outer planets, their effects tend to be gradual, subtle, and, in some cases, may only reveal themselves years into their stay in a particular sign.
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A Minnesota toddler is in recovery after she was hit and run over by a slow-moving vehicle, becoming pinned under the car during a family outing at a local park on Saturday.
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They use, say, dreamy ambience and proggy pop songs and collide them with industrial rap beats and slow-moving electro-skittering that sounds like a cricket, copied and pasted and turned inside out.
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In June, an Indiana State Trooper was hailed as a "hero" after he tweeted about pulling over a slow-moving car in the left lane that was holding up 20 vehicles behind it.
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In Bossier Parish, the sheriff's office posted video on its Facebook page that showed a slow-moving truck rumbling through waist-high water on a highway where drivers normally travel at 55 mph.
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Suddenly, a man stepped out from a doorway and fired a rocket-propelled grenade toward the slow-moving helicopter, hitting its tail and sending Durant and his crew spiraling violently toward the ground.
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But the challenge of convincing a slow moving industry to take a radical change of technology direction perhaps explains why few others are focusing their disruptive efforts on building an industry-wide collaboration.
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Pitting a horde of flesh-eaters against living stragglers may be a sure payday now, but in 1968, structuring an entire feature around personality-free, slow-moving, unsexy zombies was a dicey proposition.
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For instance, to Orekh, it's unclear why would Moscow claim that an Israeli F-16, which is three times as fast as an IL-20, would hide behind such a slow-moving aircraft.
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The worst is far from over because the slow-moving storm will continue to dump rain over the next few days in an area hit by "unprecedented" flooding, the National Weather Service said.
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Others also pointed to likely economic damage ahead for the U.K. Richard Martin, managing director at IMA Asia, told CNBC's "The Rundown" on Thursday that Brexit was a slow-moving disaster for Britain.
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The most impressive of these is the traffic jam pilot that "takes charge of driving" in slow-moving traffic, which Audi defines as driving up to 37.3 miles per hour (60 km/h).
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By taking these steps, you'll protect your business from the over-optimistic preparation guidelines of official health organizations, and from our deeply inadequate gut reactions in the face of slow-moving train wrecks.
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Books of The Times Lionel Trilling (1905-1975), the regal American literary and social critic, was an ardent letter writer — he composed as many as 600 a year — but a slow-moving one.
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The government will also begin recruiting 500 new workers to speed up the slow-moving asylum process to determine which migrants deserve refugee status and to more efficiently move them off the islands.
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Cloture forces a Senate vote but also obligates the leadership to allow 30 hours of debate on the filibustered matter, effectively throwing sand in the gears of the already slow-moving legislative process.
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The aim was to arrest years of declining oil output, blamed on a slow-moving public sector that lacked the technology to exploit opportunities in deep-sea drilling, or shale oil and gas.
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Economists, including many of the young activists, said the new leadership had made a difference, and credited Mr. Bernanke and Ms. Yellen with pushing the typically slow-moving association to become more aggressive.
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Rick Knabb, the hurricane specialist for The Weather Channel and former director of the National Hurricane Center, released a video on Youtube on Thursday expressing his extreme concern about this slow-moving storm.
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Most recently, however, the headlines have focused on a slow-moving series of scandals that threaten to bring down, or at least sully the reputation of, one of evangelical Christianity's most famous families.
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A group of climate protesters had to hop out of the way of a slow-moving coal train in West Boylston, Massachusetts, on Monday after the conductor was unwilling — or unable — to stop.
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Slow-moving trucks with loud speakers drove around the fields calling out in Spanish that if anyone was hiding in there, it was best to get out: The fields were about to burn.
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It is also a vivid warning of the glacier's predicted disappearance, a devastating consequence of climate change in a nation where these slow-moving rivers of ice are a cultural and social touchstone.
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For a week, protesters clad in fluorescent yellow jackets have blocked highways across France with burning barricades and convoys of slow-moving trucks, obstructing access to fuel depots, shopping centers and some factories.
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Like his last album Pool, it's a slow-moving collection of synth-driven pop songs, centered around the woozy brass of Maine's voice and the abstract emoting with which he imbues his lyrics.
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ATLANTA (Reuters) - Deadly slow-moving storms generated record or near-record snowfall and low temperatures in the U.S. Midwest and tornadoes further east on Sunday, leaving airline travelers stranded and thousands without power.
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The tariffs, as well as Trump's insistence that Canada and other nations accept the idea of import quotas, look set to further complicate slow-moving talks to update the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Beginning on Friday and lasting through the weekend, a slow-moving storm has been developing over the Southwestern US and is expected to bring a stretch of precipitation across the midsection of the country.
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