Otherwise, they're "starting up some early new things," he says.
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She seems very excited about starting up her vlog again.
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She seems very excited about starting up her vlog again.
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"OK, play music," her therapist says, starting up a nearby iPad.
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Before starting up DoorDash, Xu was a product lead at Square.
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Garella worked at Pininfarina at the time, before starting up MAT.
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Oh, and there's Legends of Runeterra, starting up beta stuff now.
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Then I started starting up various journalistic-type organizations with friends.
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And so, we ended up starting up an office in Pittsburgh.
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And starting up that exercise again, and starting up sanctions again, and started -- and beginning cyber offensive operations at North Korean regime, all of those are things that are on the table if they&aposre not serious.
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That's in large part because there are not enough businesses starting up.
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The trade war — starting up in 2018 — just piled onto that downturn.
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The project is starting up when Egypt already has excess cement capacity.
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So, in starting up, your goal was not to sell it, correct?
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Starting up the engines of a full-production sourdough bakery takes time.
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Starting up a positive practice, like a gratitude journal, may help too.
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That can make starting up their lives in the States expensive and difficult.
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Firing up AR mode feels like starting up any other Google Maps trip.
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So he created his own, starting up a company called CyberSlice in 1996.
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Do you need another reason to get excited about ski season starting up?
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Farmers in the affected areas are weeks away from starting up their planters.
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"We don't make the virgins, they were already starting up groups," she says.
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The New Age was starting up, and meditation was practiced in church basements.
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There were lots of bands starting up, so it was able to spread.
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In the four years since starting up, it's never seen so few clients.
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The basic reasoning for starting up this site was because of my friend Billy.
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Fascinating to see Kremlin trolls starting up the Merkel operation in real time today.
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More Danes are starting up companies as the infrastructure for doing so has improved.
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At night, you could hear the sounds of the mining derricks starting up again.
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Novartis is also starting up an AI Innovation lab, with Microsoft as a partner.
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"The derricks outside town are starting up again thanks to the president," he said.
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Now he's starting up his own specialty herb business and running a vertical farm.
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Perhaps his employees will use a slightly softer pitch when starting up their marketing campaign.
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Alba last appeared at Disrupt SF 2012 when The Honest Company was just starting up.
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Or that sound your computer made when it was starting up back in the '90s?
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To check which applications are starting up with macOS, you need to head somewhere else.
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At that time, the biggest threat to the league was starting up in the Northeast.
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"Starting up to six- and seven-day network was very expensive for us," he said.
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Then, when SantasLittleHelpers was starting up, she ran into a financial crunch of her own.
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Discover how to turn your ideas into a venture-backable business at the "Starting Up" workshop.
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IN A former leatherworks just off Euston Road in London, a hopeful firm is starting up.
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However, the cost of starting up is only one "cost" factor related to a new business.
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Two refineries, however, were starting up units despite the chilly weather driven by fierce north winds.
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"[They are] so much more knowledgeable, so much more practiced in the art of starting up".
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Whatever thematic momentum the musical builds ends derailed by yet another classic Bowie banger starting up.
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But hold off on starting up a crime spree: The county sheriff is holding down the fort.
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Clair Ridge is BP's sixth major project start-up in 2018, after starting up seven in 2017.
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Simpsons and Futurama creator Matt Groening is starting up a new animated series — this time for Netflix.
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And he may make mention of the network of public-private innovation institutes starting up across America.
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We have a chapter in Minsk, and there is a chapter starting up in the Faroe Islands.
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When a lot of programs are starting up, there is a lot of confusion in the market.
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A number of fintech firms have transitioned from starting up to being valued at billions of dollars.
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It turns out that Mr. Pratt has set his sights on starting up his own A.I. business.
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I remember our home computer starting up with the IBM logo being slowly devoured by Pac Man.
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Because Washington, D.C., is not exactly ... What happened was, they were just starting up their federal group.
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"Any time you are starting up a new institution, the costs will be higher," Mr. Babington said.
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Memorial Day Weekend sales are starting up at all sorts of stores and on all kind of websites.
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It's probably because they thought, this is Boston, somebody is starting up a company where robots deliver cookies.
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"Just another day of living in Florida, hurricane season starting up here soon," Kissimmee resident Nelson Humphrey said.
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The idea of corporations independently starting up a new monetary system has apparently rubbed politicians the wrong way.
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Now, as the rain and winds clear, multiple petrochemical facilities will be starting up at the same time.
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The $54 billion Gorgon project shut down in April following technical problems, shortly after starting up first production.
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And other neighborhoods are now emulating the group, starting up their own local aid and exchange messaging boards.
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START-UP NATION The most marked difference is in the rate at which new businesses are starting up.
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Despite starting up front, Elliott failed to collect points in the first 223-lap stage of the race.
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But for political and practical reasons, starting up a new public insurance plan is easier said than done.
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These types of wells produce a lot of oil right after starting up, but their output tapers off quickly.
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Here's the best look yet at Atlanta's second season, which is only a couple weeks away from starting up.
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Mr Tillerson had said he was "probing" the possibility of starting up talks with North Korea about its programmes.
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Nothing much scares him — not even the calls over the loudspeaker or the sound of the trucks starting up.
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The San Francisco-based startup has sat under the radar for a while now despite starting up in 2014.
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"It will be like starting up a 150-car freight train and getting it to full speed," he said.
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Platts Analytics assumes a more conservative timeline for the project becoming fully operational, starting up closer to mid-21625.
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We might have fewer biotech firms starting up, or companies deciding it's worth bringing a new drug to market.
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After all, Waymo has a small fleet of minivans and is just starting up in one city at first.
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Epic Games is encouraging Fortnite players to disconnect their Kinect camera due to "stability issues" when starting up Fortnite.
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In early 27.7 — right as Salesforce was starting up — the internet pioneer AOL bought Time Warner for $224 billion.
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And with the finale, aka the wedding episode, finally live on Netflix, conversations are starting up all over again.
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The owners we spoke with detailed the challenges of starting up and dispensed sage advice on metrics and marketing.
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He brought bananas with him, starting up the new shipping line and even importing some of his own — Belindas.
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Several refineries are still starting up, including Motiva Enterprises's 603,000 bpd refinery in Port Arthur, Texas, the country's biggest.
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Instead, its branches across the nation were mostly independent, starting up in their town or region basically without direction.
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One customer at the Union Square Whole Foods in NYC explained that with school starting up again sales are key.
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Without the reactors, electric power utilities rushed to sign long-term gas contracts, many of which are just starting up.
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It's also been upgraded with a faster processor that makes menus and starting up a video feel responsive and fast.
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It wasn't my job though, I was just one of the young DJs starting up in the scene, hanging out.
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Alba's addition shows Apple sticking with people who bring a mix of star power and actual experience starting up business.
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Nadal's grunt is marked by something called "deterministic chaos"—a roughness like a chainsaw starting up, or a baby's wail.
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Trump did not appear interested in starting up talks again when he met with Ryan and McCarthy, according to Politico.
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"It can be all too easy to be overly restrictive when starting up an exercise and nutrition regime," she says.
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Feng, who now teaches communications, said he applied for a position at ACRI when it was starting up in 2014.
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"A bunch of people were starting up Patreons, which was kind of a meme in my JavaScript circles," he said.
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And recently, the new Toys R Us CEO and executive team reached out to us as they were starting up.
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"Starting up a testing lab or a dispensary is extremely capital intensive," said Stephen Kaye, Big Rock's chief operating officer.
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The first reactor, originally scheduled to go into operation this year, is now seen as starting up in late 2023.
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Getting one of nearly two-dozen steps wrong in starting up the airplane would immediately derail it, this person said.
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Today, if you were starting up a tech company (hey, maybe you are!), you would simply outsource your customer relations.
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"I realized that they were small, that they were just starting up, which is great for me," Mr. Miller said.
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I talked to you a year ago, a year ago and change, spring of 23 your show was starting up.
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These days, it seems like anyone with a stable of dealmaking lawyers is starting up their own subscription-based streaming service.
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About six weeks after starting up for the first time, the unit was shut for a week to repair a leak.
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He is also starting up just as some other prominent long-short equity hedge fund managers are going out of business.
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It was the '80s and you could see this big artisan trend starting up—gourmet bread, coffee and all of that.
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Slooh's feed, which you can find right here, will be starting up very early Thursday morning at 2:45 am EDT.
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Colleges and universities have an exciting opportunity — and a responsibility — to help prepare young people for the reality of starting up.
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An Entire MBA in 1 Course is a budget-friendly online program that covers everything from starting up to going public.
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Weber's Infinity Ignition function keeps you from fiddling around when starting up your grill — it'll light the first time, every time.
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It ought to be helpful both for finding someone you might get along with and starting up a conversation with them.
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As Simcott entered late adolescence, he said, "the Internet was starting up," so he could practice his languages in chat rooms.
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The Bonga field 120 km (75 miles) off the coast is one of Shell's prized assets since starting up in 2005.
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The Student Life Cinema program began at FSU in 2000, with preshow programs for its midnight movies starting up in 2005.
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Tarabasov lives in London, where he's starting up his own real estate company, so it looks like Lindsay is staying put.
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Firefox is also getting a lot faster at just starting up for the first time for those who have add-ons installed.
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Knocked down but not defeated by Azor Ahai, the smirking, terrifying, icy Night King's revolution is starting up for a second time.
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Images of the Google Pixel 3 "Lite" and the Samsung Galaxy S10 have leaked, starting up a new season of phone releases.
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Several U.S. LNG facilities are currently starting up operations as developers seek out new global markets for booming U.S. natural gas supplies.
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Rome offered a fresh start: "The Union is starting up again ... and has a vision for the next 10 years," he said.
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He said detailed data on insurance claims were not available until months into the program, given that insurers were just starting up.
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"Danger Bay was the first ever race starting up, Bricin was from Pender Harbour and he started the downhill scene," said Hannah.
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Now if you start with that definition, that applies to most jobs and most organizations, whether they're starting up or already established.
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Those criticisms haven't stopped scientists from starting up companies that offer "deep profiles" to people who are willing to foot the bill.
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"Someone starting up with the same mind-set and approach that Peter Nowell had might not make it today," Dr. Moore said.
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One of the defendant's attorneys, Thomas Zehnle, shuffled a deck of cards before starting up a poker game with his fellow lawyers.
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Her employers had never implemented the basic safety procedures, around for decades, to prevent machines from starting up when workers are inside.
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Investors listened, with an eye on rising production at Australia's Greenbushes, the world's largest lithium mine, where several smaller projects are starting up.
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To be fair, the companies starting up in this space all say they have approaches to deal with these security and privacy concerns.
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FORTT: A LOT OF THAT IS JACKS PROBLEM NOW THOUGH IM SURE YOURE ENJOYING STARTING UP A NEW VENTURE FROM A DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE.
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With school starting up again soon, being prepared is vital, and having a laptop that's on its last leg isn't a good start.
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Airbnb is starting up an experimental design group to work on odd new hospitality projects that could one day become major company initiatives.
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Hey, New Yorkers, I'm starting up my series of micro-meetups in New York with a special tasting at the Van Brunt Stillhouse.
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Recognizing that the Russian bear was neutered, dazed, and thanks to Boris Yeltsin, drunk, President Clinton was starting up where Patton left off.
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Generally, this was only when it was first starting up or when I was reopening it, but there was a lot of unexpected behavior.
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Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak has shared his advice to entrepreneurs and engineers who may be thinking about starting up their own tech company.
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At the same time, we're never allowed to sentimentalize the broader social context — never deluding ourselves that Hubert can truly envision starting up elsewhere.
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At a time when more businesses are failing than successfully starting up, there are many kinds of red tape that ought to be reevaluated.
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It claims to have pioneered a gin renaissance in the British capital by starting up the city's first copper distillery for nearly 200 years.
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They all said they would restart coal plants once maintenance was completed, with JERA starting up 2,300 MW of coal power in recent days.
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The idea behind the initiative was that subsidizing Uber rides would be cheaper for the city than starting up its own public transit solution.
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You might notice your period is unusually heavy, prolonged (at least seven days of bleeding), or stopping for a day before starting up again.
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Many tools require extra power when starting up, and I found most of these surge requirements to exceed the capabilities of the Delta battery.
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Little League baseball season is starting up and the parks department is repairing nearly 800 fields, resodding them and adding clay where needed. Plants.
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"If I were 19, I would feel like there's much more of a community for me than when we were starting up," he said.
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The U.S. is expected to become the world's third-largest exporter of LNG in 2020, just four years after starting up its first export terminal.
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Reisman says that Indigo is definitely open to starting up or incubating tech startups in the future, provided their goals align with Indigo's core interests.
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When starting up the game, you are presented with a minimalist map with only the central location where you entered selectable for your starting point.
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As the next session of TED talks was starting up, Walker kept trying to escape so he could watch, but people wouldn't let him pass.
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But even then, I felt the lure of adventure everywhere in Norway, whether it was starting up a mountain trail or taking a side road.
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"She did an effective job starting up that organization by almost any measure," said Jake Siewert, a former senior adviser in the Obama Treasury Department.
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We talk about starting up a serious show (maybe Ozark season 2 or Man in the High Castle season 3) but decide against it for now.
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It was first revealed by Motherboard and contained code labeled "iBoot," the base instructions for how Apple maintains a trusted environment when starting up an iPhone.
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Maybe we can get the two of them into some political ads, to liven up the 2020 presidential election race, which is unfortunately already starting up.
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This won't be the end of the story, however: according to his blog, he'll be starting up a new series set in the same world soon.
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"There's not a tech company starting up right now that is not going to have to worry about these trust, safety and privacy issues," he said.
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Whether you're dropping a bunch of Netgear Orbis around your house or starting up a Google WiFi unit, mesh networks make your wireless experience much better.
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Fallon noted that he's starting up the book club because he hadn't seen any high-profile ones since Oprah Winfrey ended her book club in 2011.
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When I first started the job, I tried to have some fun by spraying co-workers with water from the sinks, or starting up food fights.
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"Around the time I started, I was going through a rough patch, trying to pitch a book and starting up another sci-fi comic," he said.
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"Ezra asked me if I wanted to be on his label that he was just starting up," Mike recalls, referring to what became Fade to Mind.
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But the problem with starting up a whole new part of your business is... you have to start up a whole new part of your business.
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"She did an effective job starting up that organization by almost any measure," Jake Siewert, a former senior adviser in the Obama Treasury Department, told Stewart.
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To stop an unwanted program from starting up, click its name in the list and then click the minus (-) sign at the bottom of the list.
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In a recent presentation, Chief Financial Officer Stephen Scherr indicated that the bank was aware of the risks involved in starting up a huge consumer lending business.
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"I launched my first blog in the UAE, and naturally, starting up very early, I would dabble in every social media platform that would launch," says Samman.
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The fourth quarter of 2015 also saw the fewest new hedge funds starting up since 203, with just 183 openings compared with 269 in the third quarter.
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When asked what advice he'd give to anyone starting up a new business — "Shark Tank" hopefuls in particular — at the the eMerge Americas conference in Miami, Fla.
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When starting up Workato, the founding team spent a year working from Tella's house, and found inspiration from cooking recipes, and from the children's programming language Scratch.
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And yet, many of your competitors like Alex Gorksy was just on talking about a vaccine starting up in September and Moderna is already in the clinic.
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While it may have made sense when these companies were first starting up, their extreme popularity has catapulted them into a position of central importance in society.
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That is more than double the 22020 million tonnes it received in the first batch last year when the refinery was starting up, according to trade data.
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And then, some of the new companies that are starting up as well, some of which are ... Chris has a company ... I forgot the name of it.
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The former Olympic gymnast, 29, and Martin of the Detroit Lions, also 29, stepped out together for the annual ceremony after starting up a romance earlier this year.
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Many new firms are starting up, but they are still in the early stages, said O'Brien, who relocated to the city from Silicon Valley about six years ago.
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You do have to deliberately interact with Google Now to make the most of it; on iOS this involves the extra step of starting up the Google app.
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Women were meeting for consciousness-raising sessions at the Sergeant Pepper Coffee House, and helping rape victims at the Women's Center, and starting up the Combahee River Collective.
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Major League Futsal is also currently in the process of starting up, and claims to have an affiliation with U.S. Soccer—something the PFL is trying to broker.
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You get plenty of new projects starting up all the time and with things like the supergroups course at Green Door, interesting collaborations always seem to be happening.
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"Those are dead," he said, before starting up the boat's engine and motoring past islands of salt that resembled heaps of melting snow or piles of shiny pearls.
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So with the 287-2017 NFL season starting up this Thursday, you might be wondering if you can ditch your cable contract and still catch all the action.
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Fuling Global Inc, a specialized plastic and paper producer, that is starting up a manufacturing operation in the northern Mexican city of Monterrey, has suffered from similar whiplash.
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"Geopolitical worries are still lingering, but with Congress scheduled to get back in session next week, we wouldn't be surprised to see some September volatility starting up quickly."
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Hornblower has been hiring captains, deckhands and mechanics in New York in anticipation of starting up the first three new routes of the ferry service sometime this summer.
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For weeks, Jessica and I thought we heard gunshots at night when it was just a car starting up down the street or some kids setting off fireworks.
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Qatar Airways is starting up to 18 new routes to offset the impact of the blockade, and said it could also make investments to help to boost its results.
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The influx of users has created unusual bedfellows on Parler, which has mostly been a home for supporters of U.S. President Donald Trump after starting up a year ago.
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It's all starting up at 10PM, Friday March 18, and running non-stop until 10AM on Sunday March 20, at the recently reincarnated Brooklyn DIY venue, The Market Hotel.
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The announcement of these franchised NALCS teams comes ahead of the start of Blizzard's Overwatch League, which has city-based team franchises and will be starting up in December.
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We all had many years of experience in the business before starting up the magazine, and I don't think it would have been possible without our pre-existing network.
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When we repeated the attack on a phone that had been turned off and was just starting up, we were asked to reboot the device after 10 failed attempts.
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Dalian Hengli Petrochemical and Zhejiang Petrochemical, which are starting up new refineries in 2019, have each received quotas of 4 million tonnes, according to the documents reviewed by Reuters.
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Tesla began its first very early Model 3 rollout late last month, starting up the process of the company hoping to reach a broader audience beyond wealthy car enthusiasts.
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As for transportation, Uber claims it is starting up UberWAV models in cities across the United States and partnering with commercial wheelchair-accessible vehicle providers to extend its reach.
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Human natureBryant is best-known for starting up and leading Intel&aposs data center business, which had become a $19 billion business by the time she left in 2017.
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"These controversial industries make great targets because they're more focused on growing their business and starting up than they are necessarily putting the appropriate focus on cybersecurity," he said.
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He found that the Economic Development Authority of Western Nevada "rolled out the red carpet" as he was starting up and helped connect him to resources in the community.
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The relationships that we have with the asset management business and the commercial bank, all of which you see – is that Jamie's Harley Davidson I hear starting up behind me?
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"There is a lot of turbulence surrounding Norwegian with a lot of internal measures starting up but not finished," he said, also citing the grounding of the Boeing MAX jets.
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But if you're, say, going a few days without a period and then starting up again full force — or spotting in between periods — it might signal a more serious issue.
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Dealers will update the engine control software, the company said, adding that most incidents associated with the glitch took place at low speeds or when the vehicles were starting up.
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Another company, Games by Apollo, beat it to the punch by starting up in October 1981 and delivering its first (mediocre) game, Skeet Shoot, before the end of the year.
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Tekashi69's feeling so good about being out of the slammer, he says he's starting up a soccer league for the community ... and it looks like he's paying the players!
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The law goes even further, providing financial incentives for employers that automatically enroll their workers and giving them a tax credit to cover costs of starting up their retirement program.
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But recently, they've changed their stance, starting up a program earlier this year that would waive the new appraisal requirement for homes where the loan-to-value ratio is low.
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Shares of Blue Apron plunged Thursday after the meal-kit delivery company said during its earnings call that it was encountering unexpected costs tied to starting up a new facility.
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Two men in oil-stained overalls checked the driver's name and vehicle against the description given over the phone before starting up a little engine to pump in the diesel.
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"It's now in the process of starting up again in order to resume operations later today," said a Pemex spokesman who spoke on condition of anonymity in line with company policy.
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The inspections only apply to engines with more than 27,230 total cycles — one "cycle" includes the process of starting up, taking off, landing, and then shutting down — since they were new.
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With hurricane season starting up again this Friday, the Puerto Rican government still does not have a complete, accurate death toll to inform how it prepares to face another potential disaster.
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"The fact that huge companies like Apple (Beats 1) and Red Bull (RBMA radio) are starting up their own live stream/internet stations also help legitimize what we do," he adds.
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The year started with Prime Minister Narendra Modi launching the "Startup India" action plan to provide entrepreneurs with various subsidies, as well as relaxed norms for starting up businesses in India.
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"I'm really good at starting up stuff, but not finishing up things so that's my focus right now: finishing up the last three or four tracks on my album," he said.
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Academics responded to the news with good humor, even starting up an amusing #clickbaityourpaper hashtag on Twitter:[The Winnower via PhysOrg]Correction, 8/20: The paper was published in the Winnower.
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Choose a side business with transferable skills to make starting up much easierBut I missed out on an entire world of opportunities because I failed to draw up a business plan.
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What are the chances of sitting next to your future partner on a plane flight, or starting up a conversation in a bookshop when you both reach for the Penguin Classic?
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That means the recent gains in zinc prices have come mostly on the prospect of smelters producing less and the expectation that no new zinc mines are starting up anytime soon.
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Three decades after exploratory drilling uncovered uranium deposits, production at Energy Fuels' Canyon Mine is finally starting up, the wheel above a 1,500-foot shaft slowly turning during a recent visit.
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Strategies for these types of investments can vary — sometimes they mean layoffs, sometimes they mean spinning off or selling a part of the company, sometimes they mean starting up something new.
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The two countries broached the idea of starting up talks after Pyongyang appeared to be possibly developing sodium cyanide, a chemical regularly used in a nerve agent, the news wire reported.
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Aschidamini, the best with technical business paperwork, worked from their home to set up trademarks, the legal framework for the business and other logistics of starting up, like sourcing the towels.
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Mohamed Amine Abid, who breeds dairy cattle, has increased his herd to 70 cows from 40 since starting up in 2013, helped by state aid that included an extra piece of land.
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Both the Surface Pro 4 and Surface Book experienced issues with sleep reliability, and Consumer Reports claims some people have problems starting up their devices or have had them freeze and shutdown.
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HBO Now will be wrapping up Sharp Objects with the season finale later this month, but new seasons of Ballers and Insecure will be starting up to make up for the balance.
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Our expert has worked as a wine dealer in New York before settling in Bordeaux and starting up Cubiton in 2014, a project that's aimed at elevating the reputation of boxed wine.
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Many of them bring huge benefits to the nations in which they settle -- because time and again, starting up businesses is a part of starting over for those finding a new home.
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All these entrepreneurs are starting up, starting over and making the people they meet reconsider what they think of when it comes to refugees seeking safety after fleeing the hell of war.
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So young Muslim entrepreneurs, who believe, as Ms Janmohamed puts it, that "faith and modern life can go hand in hand", have been starting up their own businesses to fill the gap.
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The startup chime has been a fixture on Macs since the late 1990s, and has been used to tell the user that there were no issues with their device when starting up.
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Neste, which currently makes renewable fuels from facilities in Singapore, Rotterdam and Porvoo, Finland, is also starting up a company in Shanghai to source waste residues for export to Singapore, said Vanacker.
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Honeywell is in the process of starting up 1234yf production at the Indian plant and its facility in Geismar, Louisiana, will roll out a commercial product in early 2017, the spokesman added.
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Saudi volumes will also receive a boost through a separate supply pact with state-run China National Offshore Oil Corp that is starting up a new 200,000 bpd plant in south China.
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For every lumbering Goliath, there are always one or two smarter, faster Davids just now starting up in some fabled garage, getting ready to slay the giants when they least expect it.
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In case you haven't heard, Moon is a longtime friend of Dog and Beth who's been accused of starting up a romantic relationship with the guy in the wake of Beth's passing.
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Meanwhile, the female agent who killed Benny has paid a visit to Mr. Clark's home and duped him into naming the boys under the premise of starting up some Indiana A/V club.
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For example, as Boeing celebrates 100 years since starting up on the shores of Lake Union in Seattle, the company recently opened a mammoth new billion-dollar composite wing center to the north.
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"The danger is that we may not see a hidden epidemic starting up until it is too late," Thom Browne of the Colombo Plan Secretariat, an intergovernmental Asia-Pacific organization, told BuzzFeed News.
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Verizon is currently rumored to be looking at an acquisition of Charter (which now owns Time Warner Cable), and talks of a possible Sprint and T-Mobile merger are starting up again, too.
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The source added that Petropiar, which belongs to PDVSA and Chevron, was close to starting up, while Petromonagas, a joint venture between PDVSA and Rosneft, was expected to take longer to start up.
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That limitation could make it hard for companies to get the scale necessary to make starting up an alternative ecosystem a sound decision, since these devices couldn't be sold pretty much anywhere else.
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Malaysia's state-owned Petroliam Nasional Bhd is starting up its RAPID refinery, capable of processing 300,000 bpd of crude, while China and India also have several projects coming online this year and next.
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But Tally's problem is that it is starting up at the exact moment when a similar lender, Lending Club, is in deep trouble with regulators and the financiers who make its business possible.
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And Alberta's premier, Rachel Notley, along with 143 senior oil executives, announced that production was slowly starting up again at several plants, since Fort McMurray no longer appears to be under imminent threat.
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AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) - Usain Bolt says he is serious about starting up a soccer career now he has retired from sprinting — and believes he could even be good enough to play for Jamaica.
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Toronto-based startup Luna Design and Innovation is a prime example of the kind of space company that is increasingly starting up to take advantage of the changing economics of the larger industry.
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Online-only banks are just starting up in Asia, as non-banking firms seek to leverage their technology and user databases to challenge traditional banks in offering services to retail and small businesses.
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Online-only banks are just starting up in Asia, as non-banking firms seek to leverage their technology and user databases to challenge traditional banks in offering services to retail and small businesses.
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There's no release date yet for the fourth season of Stranger Things, but with Netflix starting up the marketing campaign already, it likely won't be long before the show hits the streaming service.
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That's important for the president, who yesterday complained on Twitter that the defense will be starting up in the, "Death Valley of TV." And that's it for today's edition of Trial Watch 2020.
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He also appears to have an uncanny ability to remember names as he recounts all the major influences in starting up the venture, even if the memory is over half-a-decade old.
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After the concluding film in the flagship Star Wars saga, The Rise of Skywalker, debuts this December, the movie franchise will lie fallow for a full three years before starting up again in 210.
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For many of the performers and audience members, drag shows starting up again means they have the opportunity to show their support for the people they've begun to consider an extended family of sorts.
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The talks that led to the 2015 deal, concluded by the US, France, Germany, Russia, China, the United Kingdom, and the European Union, were designed specifically to prevent Iran from starting up work again.
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I'd been reading a magazine in the departure lounge, and it talked about Benazir Bhutto being allowed back into the country that summer and starting up a political opposition to the rather dictatorial government.
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Team breakups, running out of capital before finding product-market fit, failing to scale, simple bad luck and plenty of other company-killing pitfalls are just more prevalent when startups are, well, starting up.
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For the third quarter, Stora forecast a flat or somewhat lower core profit compared with the second quarter, due to maintenance shutdowns and the costs of starting up its new board mill in China.
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Had Jonah Peretti not reached out to you and said, "We're starting up this BuzzFeed video thing," or, "I want you to start up BuzzFeed video for me," what would you be doing today?
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Despite forecasts for a pick up in nuclear output in 20.7998, Levy said 2019 output would fall, as Fessenheim nuclear plant would close permanently and the new Flamanville reactor would still be starting up.
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In many instances, the financial damage has already been done for the thousands of federal workers who live paycheck-to-paycheck and are selling their things and starting up GoFundMe pages to get by.
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Players have faced excessively long load times; the inability to access certain unlocks or even progress in the demo; in many cases, people were barred from even starting up the game to begin with.
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One said the board had lifted required guarantees on the successful completion of Areva-designed EPR reactors in Flamanville, France, and Taishan, China, as these reactors should be starting up in the coming year.
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With this year's music festival season starting up, there is another jewel in the crown of Live Nation Entertainment, the company that has come to dominate live music through its concert and ticketing businesses.
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Afterward, thousands of humanitarian agencies — some well known and some just starting up — descended on the country, saving lives but also getting little direction from the weak Haitian government and operating with scant accountability.
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"She did an effective job starting up that organization by almost any measure," Jake Siewert, a former senior adviser in the Obama Treasury Department who now heads corporate communications at Goldman Sachs, told Vox.
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By choosing people with compatible skill sets, personalities and passions, you'll position your company to fulfill its mission — and create a partnership that will help you navigate the ups and downs of starting up.
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New projects in the U.S. starting up have Japanese term customers, so if these volumes come in I don't see how there will be a need for spot, a Japan-based industry source said.
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Latecoere shares slumped by around 50% in 2018, and the company had to cut its earnings outlook in December due to the impact of costs related to restructuring and starting-up new production units.
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Privately held Sunnova raised $300 million in March from Energy Capital Partners, a private equity firm, and has so far raised some $1.5 billion in debt and equity since starting up about four years ago.
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According to the Angel Capital Association, angels strive to invest in innovative companies with the potential to grow to hundreds of employees and $50 million in sales within three to seven years of starting up.
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This expansion across Southern China is hot on the heels of last week's news that Uber was starting up in 15 cities in Sichuan province before the beginning of Chinese New Year in early February.
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In addition to the funding news, Electrek is reporting that recently departed executives CFO Stefan Krause and CTO Ulrich Kranz are starting up their own electric car company called Evelozcity, which The Verge has confirmed.
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If scaled (and so far it's barely starting up) the program will undermine the basic premise of bootcamps: That education should be clearly ROI-positive for students with schools directly held accountable when it's not.
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Upon starting up the game, you'd hear the Dub Pistols Sick Junkie remix of "Gotta Learn" by Danmass, immediately followed by Dylan Rhymes' "Naked and Ashamed," prime tracks for recreating a trance atmosphere, Trainspotting style.
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"We delivered on our promises for the year, including the completion of the $303 billion divestment program and starting up key growth projects while maintaining discipline on capital investment," van Beurden said in a statement.
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In college, before enlisting in the Second World War, he joined with labor activists and anti-segregation protests starting up in Washington, D.C. My grandmother, Pat, did not suffer from the vertigo of unearned luck.
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A Q400 captain at another airline, who declined to provide a name because the person is not authorized to speak to the media, told CNBC that the process of starting up the plane is complex.
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Investors will be watching how this plays out, especially as the company starts to pull back on marketing spending to offset higher-than-expected costs in starting up its new plant in Linden, New Jersey.
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Gaslog Chief Executive Paul Wogan said the recent upturn in rates should continue, reflecting expectations of a large addition in supply next year, mainly from new U.S. plants starting up and continued robust demand for LNG.
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Adobe's Flash technology, which had gained a reputation of being more of an annoyance than a useful piece of technology, is starting up what is expected to be a three-and-a-half-year sunsetting period.
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A clinical trial is starting up in Hamilton, Ontario in which scientists will test if fecal transplant could help kids with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), a painful lifelong condition includes both Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis.
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In response to the US policy, shaped by administration hardliners like Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, Iran has also resumed nuclear activity, even starting up centrifuges in an underground facility dismantled under the Obama-era deal.
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Now fresh demand from new refineries starting up in 2019 could increase China's Saudi oil imports by between 300,000 barrels per day (bpd) and 700,000 bpd, nudging the OPEC kingpin back towards the top, analysts say.
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"It ranges from Morocco starting up its solar power plant, which is the world's largest, to the US and Canada announcing joint commitment to methane emissions," said Waskow, whose organization keeps track of the Paris process.
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He has other projects on his plate as well — he's working on starting up his own fiction podcast studio, Storypunk, saying that there's a lot of space in the industry for more long-form, serialized fiction stories.
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" Uber's lawyer asked if Page if he thought it would have been "inappropriate" for Levandowski to, say, have had "conversations with General Motors, when he was still a Google employee, about maybe starting up a trucking company.
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Starting up in the Gulf Arab state proved to be hard for a 27-year-old outsider who had to grapple with Qatar's complex business laws and navigate the international financial constraints imposed over Iran's nuclear program.
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How many real billionaires grovel for weekend money by selling steaks on Sharper Image, hawking cheap ties, starting up so obvious a fraud as Trump "University" and, presumably, peddling oranges at the bottom of freeway off-ramps?
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But since then, the costs of starting up a ferry service that links all five boroughs have almost doubled from Mr. de Blasio's original commitment, which has drawn criticism from transit advocates, elected officials and government watchdogs.
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My church community tries to keep the party going for 12 whole days, which can be a little hard when everyone else's tree is on the curb and school is starting up again, but we try nonetheless.
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Federal Judge Andrew Hanen, in the Southern District of Texas, sided enthusiastically with the states, issuing an order temporarily blocking the Obama administration from starting up the new programs just as they were about to go into effect.
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The spot starts with a player piano starting up and Bernard Lowe (Jeffrey Wright) staring at the body of a dead tiger, all while "I Gotta Be Me" by Sammy Davis Jr. cheerfully plays on in the background.
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Within a year, we were able to enact new institutional policies to improve educational equity on our campus, including starting up a scholarship open to undocumented students and helping establish a staff position to help vulnerable immigrant populations.
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Ten industry specialists who spoke to Reuters said starting up the turbines without engineers from Siemens or its partners would be a tough test of the country's engineering resourcefulness, fraught with technical problems, expensive and a legal minefield.
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"After landing a Hellcat on the pitching deck of a carrier or watching enemy tracer bullets stream past your canopy, somehow the risk of starting up my own company didn't seem all that big a deal," he recalled.
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The tech investment wave has reached Latin America It's against this backdrop that Bloisi will walk attendees at our inaugural Startup Battlefield Latin America event through the perils and promise of starting up a tech business in the region.
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If you can believe anything Elon Musk tweets, then 'Thud!' is the name of the media venture that the multi-CEO and space person is starting up, staffed by former Onion writers he's poached and doing something with comedy.
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Zhrine has been slinging noxious, elevated Icelandic extreme metal since before anyone was really looking to the wintery island nation for anything of the sort, starting up just a year after confirmed OGs Svartidauði lit the flame in 2006.
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By starting up the pilot floating plant in Cameroon, Golar is removing uncertainty about the risks associated with squeezing equipment into a fraction of the space occupied by an LNG plant on land, shipping analysts and industry sources say.
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Read more: The CEO of $111 million birth control startup Nurx told us how she's charting a new path forward after a scorching New York Times exposéIn starting up a social media campaign against CVS, Pill Club had help.
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Hess also said on Wednesday its offshore project at the North Malay Basin in the Gulf of Thailand would come online in 2017, with its Stampede oil and gas development in the Gulf of Mexico starting up in 2018.
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CEO Ryan Williams announced late last month that Cadre was starting up an Opportunity Zone fund that would aim to build major development projects in designated areas of Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, Portland, Phoenix, Houston, Atlanta, Philadelphia and Miami.
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But with the country's sole producing mine starting up last year - a ruby pink sapphire mine operated by Norway's LNS Group - and Canada's Hudson Resource's anorthosite project due to begin operations this year, locals are again hoping more investments will follow.
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Later in that same song, a new electronic piece was layered on top, drowning out most of the other instruments and, briefly, taking on the quality of a record scratch, setting the song back a few seconds before starting up again.
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As the video below shows, you can change the function to do all sorts of useful things, including returning to the home screen, turning on Do Not Disturb, launching the flashlight, or starting up an app of your choice. Handy!
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It may be that we've reached the end of the road for tech businesses being able to get such an easy and uncritical ride — and that means tech businesses of all stripes, large or small, established or just starting up.
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I was wondering if you could comment on the current conversation around unionization and labor organizing practices, and if the ESA had any comment at all about, for example Game Workers Unite, and some of those conversations that are starting up.
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About two years ago, Ayala, who grew up in Hollywood and currently lives in South Central LA, began "starting up friendships" with artists and "exploring the city" to find out who might be interested in bringing public art to the area.
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The fact is that the obstacles to simply starting up a new political movement, as Macron did a little over the year ago, and riding it to the top of the American political world would be nearly impossible to overcome.
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But today it's a global business, and DFJ was very much at the forefront of getting that started by starting up venture funds across the world, which I was able to sit on investment committees of funds in Vietnam and Israel.
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Earlier this year, the Air Force hit a snag in approving its F-35As for combat when it identified instances of software instability that caused the jet to have trouble starting up and triggered the random shutdown of sensors while running.
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A. We're starting up on the second phase of the BIG U. Not only the East Side we've been working on, which is scheduled to break ground in 2017, but also the south tip of Manhattan, including Battery Park City.
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Domino is vocal on social media and in interviews about her passion for birth education, eventually becoming a doula and starting up Carriage House, a pregnancy care center that provides resources (experts, herbalists and postpartum caretakers) for expectant and new moms.
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The sound was low and intermittent, a stunted release of air followed by a sodden gargling that might have been the wheeze and rattle of the sprinklers starting up, and it took me a minute to realize what it was.
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JOHOR, Malaysia/JAKARTA (Reuters) - On the southernmost edge of the Asian landmass and on the shores of the busy shipping lanes of the Singapore Strait, Malaysia's Petronas is starting up a state-of-the art petroleum processing hub, called RAPID.
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So he's now started a small project called Founderkit, which is designed to tap the Y Combinator community, as well as other communities like Techstars, to dig into whether a service is good enough or not to deploy when starting up a company.
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That's why Tesla was able to enter the market in such a disruptive way, and why there's a flood of new car companies starting up right now, but not a flood of new search engines or social networks or smartphone operating systems.
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But starting up production of the Model Y in 2019 allows Tesla to tap into the growing SUV segment sooner rather than later, while a Model S refresh would help it maintain or grow its share within the declining market for luxury sedans.
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But some analysts fear the truck, named Tesla Semi, will be an expensive distraction for Tesla, which is burning cash, has never posted an annual profit, and is in self-described "manufacturing hell" starting up production of the $35,3003 Model 3 sedan.
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Context: It's a grim day for environmentalists — the massive pipeline that was halted under Obama but approved by Trump is starting up the same day Trump is to announce whether he will pull out of the Paris climate deal limiting global carbon emissions.
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It's since been trademarked by Gosling's Black Seal Rum which, according to a Travel Insider post by CNN, successfully sailed to and settled on the island back in 1806 — starting up its powerhouse rum business and taking over as the preferred local liquor.
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Tomorrow, January 5, much-loved local Williamsburg restaurant and basement nightclub, Black Flamingo, will be starting up a new monthly residency series where they'll collaborate with a new artist, collective, record label, outlet, promoter, or creative platform to sequence their Thursday night programming.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Biennials may seem like a dime a dozen these days, with what seems like a new one starting up somewhere on the globe every week, though there are a few that have stood the test of time.
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But by Wednesday morning, Trump was up to his old tricks, trying to downplay Johnston, who has won a Pulitzer Prize and written a book about Trump, talking up a rally he's got planned, and, yes, starting up a Twitter beef with rapper Snoop Dogg.
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There is the likelihood of increased seaborne supply as Roy Hill, the last of the major new mines in top producer Western Australia state, ramps up output and Brazil's Vale gets closer to starting up its giant 90 million tonnes a year S11D project.
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Though annual net profit and sales fell, Ansell raised its dividend, saying it had made progress in solving first-half manufacturing issues, when the company booked cost over-runs of associated with starting up a new medical supplies line at its plant in Melaka, Malaysia.
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Starting up its own Spotify-like service would be a tough and time-consuming option, so it makes sense to find a way in through an investment in a struggling but notable player while there's still plenty of space for the market to grow.
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There were several bands touring, many bands self-releasing music on Myspace, new wizard rockers starting up all the time, lots of shows all over the country, and people organizing big wizard rock concerts with lots of bands that drew people from across the country.
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Asia's oil and petrochemical producers are facing thin profit margins as fuel and chemical supply exceeds demand amid new production plants starting up, while global demand growth has slowed amid the trade war between the United States and China, the world's two largest oil consumers.
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Whether it's addiction, whether it's the Russians, whether it's just does one thing ... I mean, being a founder and at least knowing some of the origin process for how companies get created, like you're generally only thinking of the positive things when you're starting up.
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They include expanding into new markets in South America and Asia and further into the U.S.; bringing trains onto its network by way of FlixTrain; launching a new group-focused service, FlixBus Charter; and, by next year, starting up a long-distance ridesharing brand, FlixCar.
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"One of the advantages for us for starting up in Osaka is getting quicker product and customer development," says Philip Nguyen, co-founder of Gochiso, an Osaka start-up developing a platform that rewards users for restaurant reservations and lets them donate to charities.
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Cosmo Oil mothballed the Yokkaichi No.5 CDU last year in return for starting up an operational tie-up with Showa Shell Sekiyu from the end of March under which Showa Shell would provide Cosmo Oil with 37,000 bpd of oil products in return.
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I think there's this idea that you're so special and you have to protect the mystique of being a musician, and also be desirable, and all the things that seem so difficult to upkeep, especially if you are a fucking independent musician starting up wherever.
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Kool's problems are part of a broader trend: Ofcom, the British communications regulator, estimated there are now just 50 pirate stations in London, down from about 100 a decade ago, and hundreds in the 1990s, when stations were constantly starting up and shutting down.
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Members of both parties want to "protect innovation and give new entrepreneurs that are starting up an ability to compete and survive this kind of environment where there is such a huge dominant platform sometimes that controls their access to the market," Cicilline said.
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Earlier this year, Lawrence Summers, who was President Bill Clinton's Treasury secretary, warned in an article with Natasha Sarin, a law professor at the University of Pennsylvania, that wealth taxes would sap innovation by putting new burdens on entrepreneurial businesses while they are starting up.
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Elon Musk, the company's chief executive, has also said Tesla has experienced delays and difficulties starting up deliveries of the Model 2800 in Europe and China, and will report a loss in the first quarter after producing profits in the final two quarters of 2000.
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The company or companies that sign the software would be the ones the FBI needed to persuad When we repeated the attack on a phone that had been turned off and was just starting up, we were asked to reboot the device after 10 failed attempts.
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Then through a flukey chain of circumstances, I ended up sending it to Albert Berger and Ron Yerxa, the producers, and they got it to MTV Films, which was just starting up, and MTV and Albert and Ron got it to Alexander Payne and Jim Taylor.
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It is vitally important that once an adult worm has been extracted from the body it does not re-enter the water, otherwise it can release hundreds of thousands of immature larvae back into the drinking supply, starting up the whole terrifying, debilitating cycle once more.
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The person who shared the pictures of the spill alleged that the nickel sulfate plant, which disposes of its treated mine waste by pumping them through a pipe into the deep ocean waters, has "destroyed many species of fishes and reefs" since starting up in 2012.
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" On swimming in the Aegean: "We tilt and glide along the water, gas-flame blue, the blue of a June sky back home with the prickling sweat of a summer starting up, the pure anxious blue around us, deep and see-through and sliced with fish.
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As Global Entrepreneurship Week (GEW) is upon us, inviting millions from over 160 countries to participate in collaborative discussions to raise awareness about the benefits of starting up a business, there could be no more fruitful a locale for the brand's upcoming Summit than that of Johannesburg.
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A Q400 captain from another airline, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said the maneuvers were "impressive" and said that even starting the plane's engines is complex: a process that includes a series of commands and getting one wrong would stop the engines from starting up.
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The curtains of his bed were drawn aside; and Scrooge, starting up into a half-recumbent attitude, found himself face to face with the unearthly visitor who drew them: as close to it as I am now to you, and I am standing in the spirit at your elbow.
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The biggest part of that was starting up the Internet Explorer project and then leading the internet architecture effort at Microsoft so that's how I ended up working on things like CSS and XML, some of the web nerds out there should be deeply familiar with those terms.
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"Most of the unauthorized emissions come from the process of shutting down, and then starting up, the various units of the plant, when pollution-control devices can't be operated properly and there's lots of flaring," said Luke Metzger, director of the group Environment Texas, told the Washington Post.
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Why it matters: Media is dying, we've all been told, and yet it sometimes feels like everywhere you turn, a new media company is starting up, with a new spin on how to bring us what we need to know, and what we might just like to know. Axios.
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"We're here because this investigation found that Columbia Gas, through a pattern of flagrant indifference in the face of extreme risks to life and property, knowingly violated minimum safety standards for starting up and shutting down gas pipelines," US Attorney Andrew Lelling said Wednesday at a news conference.
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I think if you're young and starting up — and I hear this from people coming into Vox — there's a feeling that Twitter is where you make your name; Twitter is where the people who might hire you are; Twitter is where the other journalists are; news happens on Twitter.
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"One of the key goals has been to create a company that people want to work for, so we judge our success in many ways by the engagement and the happiness of the employees," says Wee, who graduated from the Wharton School of Business before starting up his own company.
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Interestingly, the Detroit metro area saw roughly the same number of startups starting up as Minneapolis, despite having a population that's 30 percent smaller and comparatively less well-off than the area around Minneapolis and Saint Paul, MN. According to the MSP Regional Economic Development partnership, the greater Minneapolis-St.
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Roku is also facing stiff competition from other device makers with deeper pockets like Google's Chromecast, Apple TV and Amazon Fire TV. Amazon's streaming video advertising business is just starting up, but the company has also talked to media buyers about expanding its ad-supported video options, CNBC previously reported.
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Reiterating the bank's cautious take on Canada's tepid economy a day after the central bank struck a dovish tone as it held interest rates steady, Lane said more new U.S. firms are starting up and jobs are being created, but noted investment in Canada's key energy sector has shrunk rapidly.
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But she's also working to help others not fall into the same cycles that she did, starting up a new organization to provide micro-funds to women just out of prison, called the Poussey Washington Fund, in memory of her friend and fellow inmate, who died while in prison in season four.
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"I wanted to give it all away…When I was starting up none of that was available and it was frustrating to try to get that information," he said, adding that he wants to be like a "WISP-in-a-box" for downloading instructions on how to start your own community broadband project.
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When: Thursday, July 230–Sunday, July 231 Where: The New Museum (2250 Bowery, Lower East Side, Manhattan) Come check out what the members of NEW INC — the New Museum's incubator tank for thinking and starting up all manner of art, technology, and design projects — have been up to over the past year.
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The Harbour offer values Santos at A$6.50 a share, a level the company last traded at in July 2015, at a time when the price of LNG and crude oil was falling, putting the company under pressure just as its massive Gladstone LNG plant in Australia's Queensland state was starting up.
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Locally owned businesses were still starting up — a pizza place and brewery, an organic ice cream shop, artist studios — but I would open the paper to read letters to the editor lamenting that our town is dying, that there's nothing to do here, and worst of all, that it's all our fault.
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"Starting up production of energy is a key milestone for the Northwester 2 project and is the result of thorough preparation and collaboration between our team, contractors, shareholders, authorities and the Belgian transmission grid operator Elia," Peter Caluwaerts, who is Parkwind's project director for Northwester 2, said in a statement issued Monday.
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They include the likes of PayPal, which continues to add more services to widen its own payments net; and a range of banks that are starting up at aiming at the new class of consumers, such as Atom, and more established entities that also want in on the action by investing in them (such as BBVA).
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Before settling in to see what Tess and the rest of the restaurant crew get up to on this week's episode, we first need to decide what bottle of wine to open before turning on the TV. In the preview for episode 3, "Everyone is Soigné," we see Tess starting up a flirtation with her fellow back waiter Will.
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Veteran forward Tayshaun Prince didn't see any action against Memphis and the Timberwolves are expected to go with a lot of three-guard alignments - LaVine teamed with shooting guard Andrew Wiggins and point guard Ricky Rubio - over the final third of the season along with rookie standout Karl-Anthony Towns and third-year pro Gorgui Dieng starting up front. 1.
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It also has a "passport," which allows it to provide similar services in the European Economic Area (EEA) - European Union member states plus three other countries including Norway - although the future of this arrangement for British-based firms is unclear following the country's vote to leave the EU. In May, Square added Paul Deighton to its board of directors, an indication it could be starting up a UK operation.
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It also has a "passport" which allows it to provide similar services in the European Economic Area (EEA) - European Union member states plus three other countries including Norway - although the future of this arrangement for British-based firms is unclear following the country's vote to leave the EU. In May, Square added Paul Deighton to its board of directors, an indication it could be starting up a UK operation.
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Last week, furor around the subject brewed once more as the E3 clip of Greene made the rounds on Reddit, prompting PUBG Corp communications leader Ryan Rigney to address the issue directly: The first thing to understand is that if you're just starting up a team, you've got to lean on asset store work because that's the only way you can spin up a game fast, and for a reasonable price, to quickly find the fun.
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