The acquisition comes as Jimmy John's faces increasing competition from Potbelly, Jersey Mike's Subs and Firehouse Subs.
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Netflix has nearly 104 million total subscribers, with 51.9 million domestic subs and 52 million international subs.
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Firehouse Subs, a restaurant founded in Jacksonville, Florida known for its ingredient-packed subs, was the preferred choice.
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"My view is that most of the print subs are actually digital subs with a print upsell," he says.
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The Coast Guard is catching more drug-running subs, but most 'very stealthy' narco subs are probably going undetected
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Who cares about linear subs (although they remain highly profitable) when you're growing global subs to 300 million by 2023?
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"International sub growth will not support NFLX valuations, because U.S. subs are about three times more profitable than offshore subs," she said.
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"Previously, searching by keyword only showed you comments with an exact match (so searching 'subs' would only find 'subs')," the blog post reads.
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Since 2002, it has built 10 nuclear subs: six Shang I- and II-class nuclear-powered attack subs — capable of firing antiship and land-attack missiles — and four Jin-class nuclear-powered ballistic-missile subs, according to a 2017 US Defense Department assessment.
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Boulis led the chain's impression growth, as well as its evolution from Miami Subs to Miami Subs Grill with the expansion of the menu.
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Attack subs are critical to U.S. maritime security; among other tasks, they can launch cruise missiles (as did USS Boise against Iraqi targets in 2003), defend carrier strike groups, protect ballistic missile subs, shadow enemy ballistic missile subs, and attack enemy warships or merchant shipping.
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"We believe NFLX is on track toward 60M+ US subs & ~100M Int'l subs by 2020, w/material earnings power," they wrote, reiterating an "overweight" rating.
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Unlike most subs the Dragon is positively buoyant, so it floats to the surface when the thrusters stop — a big safety advantage compared to traditional subs.
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Firehouse Subs Beating out competitors like Panera Bread, McAlister's Deli and Jersey Mike's, Firehouse Subs received the highest ranking of sandwich chains, according to Market Force.
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Diesel-electric subs have the advantage of being small – and while on electric power, silent, and in general quieter and harder to detect than nuclear subs.
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The new Barracuda-class subs are expected to displace twice as much as the Ruby class when submerged but also to need 10 fewer sailors than France's older subs.
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Firehouse Subs: Between November 19 to November 26, if you're searching for catering services for your holiday party, Firehouse Subs is offering $10 off catering orders of $100 or more.
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The country's 1990s-built subs are based on the Soviet Romeo-class subs and are thought to have a range of almost 4,400 miles, potentially putting Hawaii within striking distance.
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In a way, this gives Disney+ a longer runway to grow subs: The service will likely pick up more subs with each franchise film that is clarified by Disney+ exclusive content.
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Even though, hypothetically, antisubmarine aircraft could fly out of Hokkaido on the prowl for subs, that's a far different matter from letting US subs into the bastion to hunt at will.
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Last quarter, if mobile-only subs can actually grow the pie beyond the pay TV ecosystem, it might even be possible for Netflix to rise above 100 million U.S. subs longer term.
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After raising prices and removing some channels, DirecTV Now has encouraged churn among less profitable subs: The service lost 234,21.4 in Q21 22019, 275,22020 subs in Q173, and now 217,26 in Q2250.
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The subs were resting on the floor of the North Atlantic Ocean, and the Navy wanted to determine if the nuclear reactors on board were potentially dangerous and why the subs had sunk.
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The delivery of new French attack subs has been delayed.
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"We missed on subs… That's on us," the company said.
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Russian subs pose an existential threat to U.S. carrier groups.
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Are they 230 million subs or something like that globally?
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Jersey Mike's Subs: Get a free sub and 22 oz.
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Could it continue to grow its subs meaningfully from here?
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Jersey Mike's Subs has a special topping called "the juice."
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I've only got nine million subs and want 10 million.
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Miami Subs languished after Boulis's murder, whether causative or correlative.
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After quitting art school Thor made sandwiches at Thundercloud Subs.
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They don't know that Publix subs are the REAL deal.
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January 2018 - Spotify says has 70 million paid-up subs.
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Then, unbeknownst to her, his friend subs in for him.
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Block V subs are just the latest group of the Virginia-class subs, and all but one will triple the Tomahawk missile load of other ships in the fleet with the Virginia Payload Module.
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In a sculptural piece named Lost Subs, old gear from her past submissive partners was hung in the space—a replica of a harness; two actual collars worn by subs—generating an eerie, mournful energy.
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Firehouse Subs: Stop by a Firehouse Subs location between Monday April 15 and Wednesday April 17 to score a medium sub when you purchase a full price medium or large sub, chips and a drink.
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WE ACTUALLY HAD AN INCREASE IN SUBSCRIPTION REVENUE IN THE QUARTER FROM OUR MEDIA NETWORKS THAT WAS SLIGHTLY OFFSET BY LOSSES IN SUBS – WE'VE SEEN A CONTINUING DECLINE IN SUBS AMONG OUR DISTRIBUTED NETWORKS, YES.
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There needs to be one plat that manages all these subs.
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Operating those subs adds hundreds of millions dollars more per year.
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There is no limit to how many subs I can buy.
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And yes, Android users, we know you already had mobile subs.
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Two million subs you talked about today in roughly ten months.
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Since that point, though, Washington's subs have begun to approach respectability.
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Revenues from paid subs account for nearly all of Spotify's turnover.
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Since 1994, Firehouse Subs has been serving up specialty submarine sandwiches.
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New Jersey's White House Subs is famous for its submarine sandwiches.
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I should begin by disclosing earnestly that I loved Miami Subs.
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I was far from alone in my devotion to Miami Subs.
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All the subs were on and we were 2-0 down.
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Then we cut to palm trees and a Miami Subs storefront.
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For the most part, subs do not become stars at 30.
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Cock cages were locked, subs were punished, and butts were sniffed.
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Andrew Das: Russia has used all three of its subs now.
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"I just got on Subs," Tess texted her mom on Dec.
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Pro tip: bottles of wine make great subs for hand weights.
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The Poseidon subs were equipped with 16 multiple-warhead ballistic missiles.
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But the diesel-fueled subs are noisy and easy to detect.
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But China is developing new missiles and subs to remedy this.
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You'll have to buy your subs from Publix before 7 p.m.
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China is developing new missiles and subs to remedy these deficiencies.
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The Crimson Tide's reserves outscored Florida's subs 19-5 before intermission.
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They're way, way behind, and Netflix is now 125 million subs.
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Apple Music says it has more than 20 million paid subs.
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As part of the settlement agreement, Subway will start requiring franchisees to measure the bread they serve to ensure that footlong subs are 12 inches and 6-inch subs are no less than 6 inches. 3.
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To build more subs, you not only need space at the shipyard.
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Most ever paid subs: 3.3 million; and growing profit, income and revenues.
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The subs can "deal with attacks against the islets," the budget says.
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You launched last summer, you're at a million and a half subs.
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He then repeats part of the verse but subs in Rose's name.
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Something strange is going on in one of Reddit's most cryptic subs.
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Sci-fi, Tarkovsky, gender politics, World War II, STALKER, centrism, subs vs.
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THURSDAY PUZZLE — Yesterday we merged SUBs and today we are CRASHing SITES.
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I pack our subs, oatmeal cookies, and yogurt for our lunches tomorrow.
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And those subs are louder and easier to detect, according to Neill.
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Another time, he handed out subs to fans at a football game. .
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In 1995, ESPN had 67 million subs and ESPN2 only 26 million.
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New & eligible returning subs have until 10AM PST to get Hulu for $.
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The subs patrolling the depths are arguably relics of the Cold War.
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Most ever paid subs: 22019 million; and growing profit, income and revenues.
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I drink orange juice every morning and eat Pub Subs every meal.
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In addition to subs, Subway offers breakfast items, wraps, cookies, and salads.
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Quiznos has made toasted subs the bread and butter of its business.
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Miami and its Subs have a savior, and his name is Pitbull.
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Subs were used to discover the wreck in the Sea of Japan
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How have they so consistently found success when turning to their subs?
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The rivalry lives on today and extends to other finance-related subs.
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Subs and daddies, decked out in harnesses and gear, danced and socialized.
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Under New START, 63 of America's Ohio Class subs carry 20 Tridents.
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Suddenly she went from 800,000 subs to 2.5 million in 18 months.
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Diesel-electric subs are also far cheaper to build than nuclear ones.
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Of the 20 subs, only one of them (!!!) was completely stem-free.
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Four of the subs are in service, with two more under construction.
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The limited undersea endurance of pre-atomic subs shaped design and tactics.
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From 2008 to 2018, US Navy attack subs spent 10,363 days in idle time or dealing with maintenance delays, and the Navy has spent $1.5 billion over that period to maintain attack subs that have no operational capability.
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Netflix told investors last quarter that it would add 600,000 new subs in the U.S. in Q2 and 3.653 million new subs from outside the U.S. Wall Street was looking for 631,000 U.S. subscriber additions and 2.6 million new subs outside the U.S. Netflix also reported profits of 15 cents per share on revenue of $2.79 billion for the quarter, virtually in line with Wall Street's estimates.
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We are currently experimenting with how to show content in the subs feed.
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I wish you guys would explain to paying subs why it was shelved.
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Japan's Soryu-class hunter-killer subs are a big part of that strength.
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Its nearest competitor, Firehouse Subs, only had a 1-point difference in loyalty.
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Firehouse Subs received strong ratings for food quality, cleanliness, staff friendliness and atmosphere.
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It's not all that uncommon for the Coast Guard to intercept narco-subs.
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Track My Subs basically helps you keep an eye on all your subscriptions.
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They did get a little bit of turbulence, but they did grow subs.
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Immediately we started new one, but we were still getting subs very fast.
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Let's just get some subs... we'll worry about the economics down the road.
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But Dead Set on Life isn't all gargantuan subs and deep-fried everything.
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House of Highlights is a huge success, 10 million or however many subs.
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By this past fall, Cuomo was holding weekly meetings with contractors and subs.
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Then, he visited Atlantic City and tried the sandwiches at White House Subs.
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The first of the new Columbia class subs will cost nearly $7.5 billion.
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He's the founder of Jersey Mike's Subs, which now has over 1,000 franchises.
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So you have this many more subs, we can hire another reporter. Sure.
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You've seen stories about Russian subs popping up off the coast of Florida.
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While we expect significant subscriber (subs) and revenue growth for SPOT, we believe consensus multi-year expectations for its subs and margins are too high and see risk as ongoing battles over content costs support concerns around Spotify's profit potential.
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The Charter deal gives the media giant access to millions of potential new SVOD subs: Charter is the No. 63 cable operator in the US, after Comcast, with 16.3 millionvideo subs as of Q2 2019, per Leichtman Research Group estimates.
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Delano Scott, 62, the owner of Goodies Fish, Wings and Subs, said that Mrs.
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I order hot subs from the Italian deli and pay with my company card.
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So in that window of time we still generate revenue around those promo subs.
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We've got well over a million subs today, so, we built that business up.
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Russia subs outnumber its surface vessels in the Pacific four to one, analysts say.
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But according to TMZ, Jared is back doing what he does best: slanging subs.
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It's not clear whether you can buy Tier 2 or 3 subs with them.
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"They truly are to subs what Ben & Jerry's is to ice cream," he said.
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You can check out some next-level steps to handle those pesky subs here.
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The Subs miss wasn't unprecedented, though the International miss magnitude was greater than normal.
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As findom has moved online, more casual relationships between dommes and subs have flourished.
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Analysts, on average, was looking for 82 million subs, a Thomson Reuters poll showed.
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A lot of decisions were made based on subs staying at a certain level.
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Currently Netflix is doing $10.2 billion in annual revenue on 103 million global subs.
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At the moment, U.S. surface ships and subs constitute a powerful force in Asia.
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It also serves a number of hot sandwiches like meatball subs and Philly cheesesteaks.
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One of the subs reportedly played marathons of the movie "Grease" instead of teaching.
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In 1999, Boulis sold Miami Subs Grill to the hot dog juggernaut Nathan's Famous.
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The president would have more time to decide whether to use subs or bombers.
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The subs come in three sizes — small, medium, and large — all for under $10.50.
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But fast-attack subs such as the South Dakota meet naval combat head-on.
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The rise of bubble subs promises to pay exploratory dividends for decades to come.
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It's crazy that there is no native feature to group or organize your subs.
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That such odd limitations severely constricted the M-class subs' wartime effectiveness was moot.
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For example, Brian Brushwood is the owner of two YouTube channels that were potentially scheduled to be un-verified, one with around one million subs and another with two million subs, the latter of which has been around for over nine years.
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While the scientists study the thawing Arctic environment, the subs will conduct undersea war games.
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You know, he's now talking about deleting his channel when he hits 50 million subs.
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Other sponsors include 3 Musketeers, Firehouse Subs, SecureSearch, Shindigz and South Wisconsin Thrivent Member Network.
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So, 280,290+ subs, two-thirds digital, and then your revenue mix is now predominantly subscription?
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Why are we selling AT&T other than the fact that maybe they're losing subs?
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In other words, they used the budget for two nuclear subs to build one Zumwalt.
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Roger attributes his success to Penn Station's reputation for serving the best-tasting subs around.
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He then repeats part of the verse but subs in his ex Amber Rose's name.
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Show your "I voted" sticker and get a free medium-size drink at Firehouse Subs.
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Meanwhile, Florida-based Firehouse Subs took a pretty commanding victory when it came to sandwiches.
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Miami Subs is named after Miami, that's a horrible thing to do to food: Domino's.
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There's no subs, no home pages, it's just all of its howling in the wind.
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Australia insists that grand strategy had nothing to do with its decision on the subs.
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This means subs that can travel greater distances in the surrounding Indian and Pacific oceans.
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The fact is that Apple took 4.53 months to get to 27 million paid subs.
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Not too many companies can do a 25 percent price increase and still grow subs.
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Other popular subs include the Smokehouse Beef & Cheddar Brisket, Firehouse Meatball, and New York Steamer.
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Subs earned a median hourly wage of $13.79 and an average hourly wage of $15.56.
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When I arrive at the office, they're both drinking Arizona iced teas and eating subs.
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There is virtually no danger the subs could be knocked out before launching their missiles.
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RECIPE: Chili Dogs Dead Set on Life isn't all gargantuan subs and deep-fried everything.
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If you're an anime fan, the topic of subs and dubs is even more complicated.
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We're talking about a company that is growing globally at close to 30 million subs.
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"Subs pacing is slightly behind [where] we were at this point last year," she wrote.
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As such, we expect that Tinder could drive subs away from the core Match brands.
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The Liftoff report, which analyzed data gathered between June 22017 and June 2017, categorized app subscriptions into low-cost monthly subs ($0.99 to $7), medium ($7 to $20), and high-cost subs ($20 to $20173), while also factoring the cost of acquisition per customer.
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""I think that most dommes are trying to [be] responsible, caring, and actually talk to their subs," said Peter, "but honestly, I think that too many [subs] aren't looking for that and they just want to have kinky fun without thinking about it too much.
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While the nine new subs will be additions to the fleet -- the first of the Virginia class was delivered in 2004 -- they will be needed to replace some of the Navy's aging Los Angeles-class attack subs, which first entered the fleet in the 1970s.
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The new class of subs can carry up to 20 missiles and is harder to detect.
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Are you expecting ESPN subs to continue to decline in the traditional model in the bundle?
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For example, a gadget multireddit might contain subs like r/gadgets, r/apple, r/tech etc.
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But there are subs intended for IRL meetups, like RandomActsofBlowJob, specifically intended for oral sex hookups.
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"I change my 'personality' depending on how my subs want me to act," she told me.
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There are "subs" dedicated to nude photo sharing, dragon sex, and as we recently discovered, stealing.
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It marked the third time this season the Kings' subs totaled 60 points in a contest.
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This involves arming diesel-powered subs with nuclear-armed cruise missiles with a range of 700km.
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The tweet also featured a short video of subs, along with snow, falling from the sky.
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But 34 million domestic subs, after all those years on the marketplace at that price level?
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Alabama is the state where subs earn the least, at just $9.19 an hour on average.
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Schools call subs early in the morning to ask them to step in for a teacher.
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The Urge never made it, and the subs final resting place remained a mystery until now.
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We were constantly trying to track their subs, and they were doing the same to us.
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So whoever you can think of, tell me how many subs they have, we have more.
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Netflix had told Wall Street to expect 1.5 million domestic subs and another 3.7 million internationally.
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He accelerated the Trident submarine program and the conversion of older Poseidon subs to carry MIRVs.
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And, in South Korea, the infamous Double Down sandwich which subs bread for fried chicken, survives.
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Because of those subs and other Russian ships, Navy officials now see the Atlantic as contested.
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Fansub communities often engaged in intense back-and-forth over whether subs or dubs were superior.
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Maybe, but the real issue is they've hit 60 million, two-thirds of all broadband subs.
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During the hoax, Ethier said it was Marano&aposs "final wish" to reach a million subs.
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"I'm behind 10-minute subs and have helped it get to this point," Twellman told Reuters.
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The Chilean and Malaysian militaries now use the subs, and Brazil has an order for them.
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But the nine new subs will represent a substantial upgrade over their predecessors in the class.
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The Coast Guard said it intercepted a record six narco subs during the 2016 fiscal year.
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A cruiser this big and complex required a 118-man crew, enough for three regular subs.
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Some people say I've bought Subs on the street and I'd be willing to do that.
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"We want to get to the point where we're signing up more subs than canceling," he said.
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Getting to 66 attack subs could end up costing around $60 billion, according to the Congressional insider.
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Wanna see Matty in flying cars, shooting guns, eating gas station subs, and hanging with Master Rang?
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Q43'19 domestic subs were also ahead of consensus, but Q2 domestic sub guidance is below the Street.
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Specialized surface warships and aircraft designed to protect the subs are prowling key waterways off the coast.
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The US Navy, meanwhile, has been making its subs quieter by adding shrouds around their conventional propellers.
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US and South Korean forces raised their alert levels slightly after detecting the subs' atypical training activity.
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The company started by offering bid-management software to GCs to help them evaluate bids from subs.
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And each one of those purchases would essentially guarantee retention for further periods of Apple Music subs.
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Maryland subs on average make an hourly wage of $28.29, according to the May 2018 BLS data.
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"Pitbull grew up in our Lincoln Road Miami Subs writing music and eating gyro platters," said Klass.
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I have a few different subs, but Trey and I are obviously in a romantic relationship also.
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So ESPN has a million subs and they were able do it for a bunch of reasons.
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So Croatia will have all four subs in extra time if Dalic wants them (he may not).
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It's also difficult for the subs to receive communications of any kind if they're submerged too deeply.
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The same can't be said for the land-based VLF transmitters that give the subs their orders.
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Must-eat: Heaping, jaw-locking, fully dressed Italian subs from Frank's Deli, a legendary Main Street mainstay.
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That's the last of Argentina's subs, having already brought on Pavon and Higuain in the second half.
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The topic of subs versus dubs is far more complex and provocative than it initially might seem.
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"Publicly people at this company have said a million digital subs across this whole company," McMahon said.
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The Navy has 13 Virginia-class subs on duty with another 15 under construction or on order.
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Just down the street from Noyes is White House Subs, a sandwich shop of almost ludicrous reputation.
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The most capable of these subs, four Ohio-class guided-missile submarines, carry up to 2805 Tomahawks.
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No subs or planes or even carrier killing missiles defeats the most powerful military in the world.
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Even though Tomodachi subs were much preferred, the club would have done anything to finish the series.
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Netflix says it hopes to add 750,000 new U.S. subscribers and 3.65 million international subs in Q3.
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The US and Russians have two different strategies on preventing the other guy from finding the subs.
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What they really are: After a hostile takeover left the subs rife with full-on Nazi sympathizing and propaganda posts, the original users banded together to return the subs to their original format—using anger-stoking news stories to justify misogyny and gleefully cheer retaliatory violence against women.
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That, in turn, requires that the nuclear-powered subs be fitted with bigger reactors—a fiendish technical challenge.
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We're already well on our way to a world where the key metric is subs, not iPhone sales.
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Hoagies. Grinders. Subs. Heroes. Whatever you call them, these gigantic sandwiches are essential game day fuel. 29. Sliders
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On the way home, we pass Thundercloud Subs and I order a small NY sub on wheat ($4.99).
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Note: article updated to correct that PewDiePie has 50 million not 50 subs, because of course he does.
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The autonomous submarine named McBoatface is one of three long-range subs developed by the National Oceanography Center.
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Jenner also frequently orders from chains including Le Pain Quotidien, Jersey Mike's Subs and Pressed Juicery, Postmates says.
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Grub Street Storified the following Twitter rant, about a guy who worked at Philadelphia Style Pizza and Subs.
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Building the subs there, even at a higher cost than doing so abroad, could create almost 3,000 jobs.
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Founded in Hoboken, New Jersey, in 1964, Blimpie is a franchised sandwich chain known for its large subs.
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The menu consists of a variety of hot and cold subs, from The Veggie to Mike's Famous Philly.
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Vermont, for instance, requires only that subs be over 18 years old and hold a high-school diploma.
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During that time, the Navy also spent an estimated $1.5 billion to maintain attack subs that weren't operational.
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Our affiliate revenue continues to grow because our annual increases are greater than the diminution of the subs.
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No subs for either side, but remember: It's a hot night, so expect some sooner rather than later.
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If this Variety article from earlier this year is right, CBS All Access is approaching 230 million subs.
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We know there are 126 million households in the U.S., where Netflix currently has about 50 million subs.
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She also looks at local subs for posts about weekly events like concerts, craft fairs, or farmer's markets.
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Travel-related and location-related subs are filled with people who want to learn and share their experiences.
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"Of course Reddit itself depends on the Constitution to exist, as do the subs I mod," luxlutheran continued.
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Eighteen of the subs are already in the Navy's fleet with another 22020 in various stages of construction.
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The subs, which can generate their own water and oxygen, can stay submerged for months at a time.
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Tomodachi agreed to the showing of their subs, and granted the AAS limited distribution rights, according to Legault.
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From a submerged posture, the subs could lob 850-pound shells over the better part of a mile.
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But in my youthful naiveté, I didn't realize just how uniquely Floridian Miami Subs was and continues to be.
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Global Subs Adds are accelerating in '227 – per our extensive survey work, the Netflix consumer value prop is compelling.
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But Disney says those converted subs are a "significant minority" of the one million number it's announcing this morning.
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For the price, those are fine specs, and are on par with the subs found packaged with many soundbars.
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China has built three of the subs, so far, and could deploy them for the first time in 2017.
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When you modeled this out, did you say, "We're going to be nearing a million subs in a decade"?
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Cramer worried that Netflix has overspent on content, and it hasn't paid off in higher subscriber prices or subs.
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Mr Netanyahu has been fending off accusations that his support for buying more subs is connected to this link.
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We eat our subs and relish them with every bite, because we don't go out to eat much anymore.
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Across the rest of the world, broadband subs currently make up 50 to 85 percent of all mobile subscriptions.
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China now appears to be on guard against foreign subs attempting to detect and shadow its ballistic missile fleet.
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These amazing watercraft may sound expensive, but never before have personal subs been so low-priced and widely available.
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But I wasn't all that serious about it, as all subs I managed before were very small as well.
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The subs are so stealthy, their makers claim, that one could pass five metres behind a diver underwater unnoticed.
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I think he wants to sit in a film room 20 hours a day and eat cold meatball subs.
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The lifeblood of a Twitch channel is its "subs": broadcasters get a share of every five-dollar monthly subscription.
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While losing unprofitable subs is arguably a net positive, the fact remains that the service is no longer growing.
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Netflix dominates the market with 2250 million subs, compared with the next-closest service Crave at 2.3 million. Netherlands.
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Coast Guard officials have pointed to narco subs as a sign of smugglers&apos ability to adapt to pressure.
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IF YOU NEED LUNCH PLANS: Jimmy John's is giving away $1 subs for their first ever Customer Appreciation Day.
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Or will Jared's grasp on the world's largest restaurant chain prove to be longer than a thousand meatball subs?
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Some schools are experimenting with ordering food through apps; others serve made-to-order subs, tacos and noodle bowls.
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Lots of back and forth now, and a couple of subs, but the tenor of the match hasn't changed.
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So the debate surrounding subs and dubs has been an ongoing, extremely contentious, and highly charged topic for decades.
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Ordering takeout might be appealing, but these versions of cheese-steak subs and chicken wings may make you reconsider.
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But the overhanging question remains: What strategy governs our use of subs — or any other instrument of naval power?
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That its Sub Adds growth will decelerate, with some calling for an actual decline in its U.S. Paid Subs.
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Gilday has stated that the Columbia class that will replace the Ohio subs is his service's highest shipbuilding priority.
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Assuming they get that done, you have 25 million subs already, you've got momentum, and why not pile on?
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WHAT WE'RE SEEING IS SOME SIGNIFICANT GROWTH OF ESPN, SUBS, AND OTHER DISNEY CHANNEL SUBS, DISNEY OWN CHANNEL, AND ON THOSE PLATFORM, BUT SO FAR, IT'S NOT ENOUGH TO MAKE UP FOR SOME OF THE LOSSES IN THE TRADITIONAL ONES, WHICH, ULTIMATELY, WE WILL SEE THAT, BUT THE PLATFORMS ARE BRAND NEW.
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Wawa beat out Firehouse Subs, Jersey Mike's, Jimmy Johns, Jason's Deli and McAlister's Deli, which make up the top five.
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The speaker components came by way of a friend's father, a touring musician who brought back two subs from Mexico.
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The U.S. Navy said it had deployed unmanned underwater vehicles, or "mini-subs" equipped with sonar, to join the search.
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Like ACTUV, this drone ship is one more piece to building a technological "wall" between regular ships and enemy subs.
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It's a cult favorite, from its clean stores to its friendly employees to its famous "Pub Subs" and baked goods.
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Self-propelled submersible vessels, often called "narco-subs," are sometimes used by cartels and traffickers to smuggle drugs across borders.
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Asked about their role in tracking Chinese subs, Japan and the United Kingdom said they don't comment on operational details.
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THE "SUBS" are, in effect, subhumans—people with a genetic rating at the low end of a 10-point scale.
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In the 2000s the Navy converted four of the Ohio-class subs into land-attack platforms armed with conventional weapons.
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Penn Station East Coast Subs will similarly be offering customers a free chocolate chunk cookie bite with any sandwich purchase.
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Mr Turnbull says the subs will be built in South Australia, where support for his coalition government has been waning.
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Mr Turnbull says DCNS is the "most suitable international partner" for building subs to meet Australia's "unique national-security requirements".
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Without Group 2, the attention of command elements in the Atlantic was spread thin over a larger number of subs.
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After getting a gig and accepting it, subs may report to a different school from where they most recently subbed.
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White House Subs opened in Atlantic City in 1946 and made a name for itself by selling famous submarine sandwiches.
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"Narco subs" have become increasingly popular with smugglers, as they can carry huge drug loads and are hard to detect.
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The Coast Guard in late 2017 said it had seen a "resurgence" of low-profile smuggling vessels like narco subs.
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Schultz and other Coast Guard officials pointed to narco subs as a sign of smugglers' ability to adapt to pressure.
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Apparently smitten with his adopted home, he eventually changed the name to Miami Subs and adopted the aesthetically Floridian theme.
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A gunman emerged from the black Mustang beside Boulis's car and shot the Miami Subs founder three times, killing him.
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I think the Street is going to make finer granularity about what kind of quality subs offshore Netflix is adding.
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And yes, because this is a train, there are conductors, aka the people who donate the most bits and subs.
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The noisy Jin-class subs would struggle to range beyond the Yellow Sea without being detected by America, he says.
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We think NFLX can achieve the street's sub growth expectations but those subs will be more expensive than investors realize.
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Perhaps the Admiralty realized the threat such subs with guns posed to their own Royal Navy if their use proliferated.
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Surprisingly, the "submarine cruiser" concept survived the war and reached its baroque apex in some very large (and strange!) subs.
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The owners of N.Y.C.'s Don Angie restaurant add an antipasto spin to their game-day subs ¼ cup red wine vinegar
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Hudson told CNN that "there has been an increase in the last 10 years" of Russian subs operating near U.S. waters.
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The teams will employ everything from robotic swarms and hybrid drones through to autonomous subs and arrays of aquatic sonar pods.
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When Chris and Robin Sorensen opened their first Firehouse Subs in 1994, they had less than $100 in their checking accounts.
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Over 560 VIIC-class U-boats were commissioned from 241 to 24, appearing in virtually all areas where German subs operated.
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But even Dory has gotten messages from "timewasters," what people in findom call subs who seek attention without actually sending cash.
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A unique aspect of Firehouse Subs' sandwiches is that the meats and cheeses are steamed before being placed on the bread.
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Warsaw initially preferred acquiring the boats from France, since the only French Scorpene-class subs are armed with naval cruise missiles.
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Narco subs have appeared in the waters between the US and South America for years and have only gotten more sophisticated.
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German-made subs have a "crush depth" of double their normal operating depth of around 300 meters (985 feet), Layton said.
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To be fair, the sub hasn't yet entirely been overtaken by bigot refugees from shuttered hate subs, but it's getting there.
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Of the drugs that arrived on US shores by sea, 30 percent were found to have been smuggled in narco-subs.
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That said, I wouldn't underestimate their capacity—particularly in terms of things like special ops or infiltrations, or their mini subs.
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Nuclear missile subs can be stationed closer to their targets, and are undetectable, so their locations are unknown to U.S. adversaries.
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He scored eight points and pulled down five rebounds in the fourth Oklahoma City's bench outscored the Knicks subs 48-19.
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Lab-grown meats cultured from celebrity DNA are sure to follow, with Ellen Nuggets and Kanye Salami Subs becoming lunchtime favorites.
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Here they come again ...... Sweden's subs earlier, by the way, were Guidetti and Durmaz for Claesson and Toivonen, the goal scorer.
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"I turned it down because after four years of subs and monsters, who needs kids and dogs?" he told one interviewer.
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"After unloading the plane, things went very smoothly," Hannum said, adding passengers were met with sandwiches from Firehouse Subs and cookies.
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Often subs pay for one month of Netflix to binge-watch their favorite original programs or new seasons and then cancel.
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" Cruz, for his part, added on Tuesday that of the three legs of the triad, "the most important is our subs.
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There are about 13 people in attendance: an assortment of professional mistresses and their male subs, Tara's childhood friends, and some photographers.
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The idea behind instituting paid subs is that it should give group admins greater control when it comes to monetizing their content.
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A subsequent hard-hitting exposé from the New York Post found that four out of seven purchased subs measured under a foot.
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Nuytco subs can plunge 1,000 feet below the surface in five-to-10 minutes, and they hold 72 hours of life support.
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"Every video that a creator uploads will show up in the subs feed for all of their subscribers by default," McCormick said.
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The rate at which my channel has been growing is ridiculous — I might be buying subs, I might not, you'll never know.
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Currently in sea trials, the ACTUV searches for enemy subs and then tracks them — without any sailors onboard or controlling it remotely.
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The party speakers, subs, and LED spotlights in Ikea and Teenage Engineering's new Frekvens collection already put other speaker systems to shame.
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And as well Hulu, which you control 60% of, I think 22017 million to 22017 million subs in the same time period.
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Some people look at Netflix and say, '22 million subs around the world and they still lose $22-290 billion a year.
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Both sent in subs (their maids) and Leah won, but Rachel gave birth to Benjamin, youngest and favorite son of his father.
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We watch some TV together, snack on some chips because we're still full from subs, and call it a night by 10.
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Which is entirely different from the UK. Right now, the nuclear missiles on British subs are US Trident missiles, with UK warheads.
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The subs are designed to withstand hundreds of pounds of pressure to conduct marine science research, explore shipwrecks, and take underwater videos.
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Around one or two subs are found by marine archaeologists each year, but an estimated 100 U-boats are still unaccounted for.
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"It's because of these features that I was able to go over 4 million subs in the last 10 months," he says.
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No longer will attack boats be able to assail enemy subs or surface vessels, or bombard hostile shores, without fear of retribution.
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And no longer will ballistic-missile subs vanish into opaque patrol grounds, immune to detection, to mount the threat of atomic devastation.
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On day nine Baker hears two teachers discussing iPad assignments when they have subs, "You delete them without reading them?" one asks.
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North Korea's submarine fleet is believed to encompass about 70 subs, though the majority are quite old and likely cannot fire missiles.
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North Korea's submarine fleet is believed to encompass around 70 subs, though the majority are quite old and likely cannot fire missiles.
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Last quarter, Premium Subs brought in $149 million in revenue, meaning Sales Solutions brought in just under $60 million to the company.
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Steinberg said the two big Meyer Sound subs, which are located off stage left and right, are virtually unprecedented for Broadway shows.
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The US Navy has moved to ban vaping and possession of electronic nicotine delivery systems (ENDS) aboard its ships, subs, and aircraft.
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I know people who have gotten subs to agree to a golden shower who might not have been up for it otherwise.
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It would have had to build boats with greater power than the subs it uses, to enable them to travel longer distances.
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With sound coming from 6 subs and 12 speakers, people can walk through and get immersed in the hypnotic audio and visuals.
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You could make the Screaming Eagle cheese-steak subs I learned to cook in a Boston College cafeteria a few years ago.
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AT&T attributed the loss to subs continuing to roll off of promotional discounts, which has dented the skinny bundle in particular.
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Everything about Miami Subs, from the decor and menu to the prolific expansion and profits, can be credited to Konstantinos "Gus" Boulis.
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And although Miami Subs was Floridian through and through, Boulis paid homage to his own Greek heritage through the inclusion of gyros.
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The US Navy has moved to ban vaping and possession of electronic nicotine delivery systems (ENDS) aboard its ships, subs, and aircraft.
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With nuclear subs and bombers on constant worldwide patrol, unprecedented arsenals of war left plenty of room for human—and mechanical—error.
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Because you can't at a Disney or an AT&T or a Google brute-force your way into X number of subs.
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Although our stupid heads are being beamed into lounge rooms across the globe, we still have to share footlong subs for lunch.
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In the torpedo room, sailors sleep and work around the clock in case they get orders to track and kill enemy subs.
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These communications are also strictly one-way; subs can hear what ground commanders are telling them but can't reply or ask questions.
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If you're en route to another museum, or want a more casual meal, pick up some subs from the neighborhood gem, Pisillo.
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Now they are bending the knee to Microsoft instead of encouraging PSNow subs to entice more people to join the PS community.
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Evacuees were met with sandwiches from Firehouse Subs and cookies, before being taken to a hotel about five minutes away, Hannum said.
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Today, in pay, you've got 10 million subs in SVOD in the U.S. In free, you've got 20 million MAUs at Pluto.
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Almost all narco subs intercepted previously have been found in the Pacific Ocean, making the transatlantic venture a new wrinkle for smugglers.
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But in early 1997, a competing group, Central Anime, allegedly made copies of Tomodachi's subs and released them under their own name.
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The subs, each with a crew of more than 100 sailors, combined are bringing along scores of researchers from government agencies and universities.
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This is now the ninth German sub discovered by the Sea War Museum along the Danish coast, in addition to three British subs.
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That's when he suggested they check out Penn Station, the franchised chain of quick-service, freshly made subs and sandwiches that he enjoyed.
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Courtney, for one, has argued that a two-per-year build rate for attack subs bests support the nation's security and industrial base.
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"I wouldn't say only 800,000 subs," Plepler said in a response to an analyst who had used the word "only" in his question.
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Firehouse Subs will give you a free medium sub sandwich if you buy a medium or large sub with chips and a drink.
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Known as the "workhorse" of the German Kriegsmarine, these subs featured active sonar, and were powered by six-cylinder, four-stroke diesel engines.
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This week, Sonos has put its soundbars and subs on sale, likely to capitalize on the TV deals happening through Super Bowl weekend.
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When reached for comment, r/shoplifting moderator Rowdy_4skin pointed to other subs that feature illegal activity, such as r/drugs or r/opiates.
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Probably one of the harder hitting tracks in my selection, but Plata has a way with unearthly, haunting melodies over extremely weighty subs.
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If Scotland were to become independent—now more likely because of Brexit—Britain could well have to relocate its subs, at further expense.
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So if 100 million is a long-term target for Netflix subs, the international market target is probably a minimum of 150 million.
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Its menu includes a variety of cold and warm subs, salads, and traditional sub-shop sides like chips, chili, and chocolate-chip cookies.
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SANDWICH CHAIN: JERSEY MIKE'S — Famous for its hulking made-to-order Jersey-style subs, Jersey Mike's unseated the popular convenience-store chain Wawa.
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There is much to be said for Polish-Swedish cooperation in the Baltic, which a buy of Sweden's A-26s subs would foster.
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Bank and insurance sterling subs weakened in line with the market earlier this year, selling off again in the days after June's referendum.
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So it went that Chicoine swapped 12" subs for 12" records and subwoofers, going onto garner critical acclaim for his work as Recloose.
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Nearby lurked the three Trump subs—one wearing a suit, one in a jester cap and one in his underwear sucking a binkie.
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For context, the pay TV market has lost about 4 million subs during that time, according to Kagan, S&P Global Market Intelligence.
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Food & Wine writer David Landsel included Wegmans freshly made subs in his report after spending nearly a whole day at a local store.
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It's enough for us to make a little bit of money, and enough for the subs to make a little bit of money.
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MOONVES: THEY ARE STARTING TO GET IT WHEN OTHER COMPANIES TALK ABOUT THE LOSS OF CABLE SUBS AND THE PEOPLE ARE CORD-CUTTING.
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When close enough to shore, carriers are also protected by new, land-based P-8 Poseidon jets, designed to detect and destroy subs.
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None of the subs saw action in World War I, but inter-war experimentation within treaty restrictions continued throughout the 1920s and 1930s.
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We recently announced that paid subscribers to our FIRST SVOD platform is at 135K subs, with expectations to exceed 200K by end of year.
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If not, he would be rolling through the drive-thru or getting Publix subs every day (and yet somehow still keep in shape...grr).
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As noted in The Guardian, the seas around Indonesia, Singapore, and Malaysia are littered with over 100 ships and subs sunk during the war.
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Spotify and Pandora both have tiers of service that are available for free, while most paid subs cost between $10 and $15 a month.
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The 560-foot-long, 18,000-ton Michigan is one of four converted Ohio-class subs, joining the USS Ohio, USS Florida and USS Georgia.
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In addition to cartoon princesses, subs can now find dommes posing as Kylie Jenner, Suicide Squad's Harley Quinn, "Anime Britney Spears," and, yes, Dory.
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And a good example of that was the whole sub sequence, because we did a lot of research there looking at practical miniature subs.
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In the construction market, for instance, the company BuildingConnected is attempting to build a LinkedIn-type platform for general contractors (GCs) and subcontractors (subs).
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Moore netted 143 points to lead a 214-point contribution by the Kansas subs, including a season-high 212 from freshman center David McCormack.
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We're seeing that they've had fewer video subs every quarter, and that's not a surprise, but it's just going to keep going that way.
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But instead of Estelle Getty, Nyong'o's character subs in as the fourth lady – sitting smug but sporting Getty's white cumulus-cloud of a hairdo.
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Additionally, 2Q guidance beat Street expectations for net adds by approximately +1mm, as the company expects to have approximately 131mm subs in the quarter.
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Getting that close would be harder in wartime, when the ships, subs and aircraft around a carrier would be more alert to undersea lurkers.
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And Netflix saw significant growth year-over-year between 2017 and 2018, with subs rising 35% to hit 2 million total in New Zealand.
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Firehouse Subs is offering a free medium sub from Wednesday through Friday with the purchase of another medium or large sub, chips and drink.
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Narco subs typically cost $1 million to $2 million to build, but their multimillion-dollar drug cargoes more than make up for the expense.
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Ms. Specht runs Cousins Subs, a Wisconsin sandwich chain that is struggling to find workers as it looks to expand into the Chicago area.
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The South Dakota can detect ships and subs with an off-board array of sensors that it can communicate with in near real time.
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UEFA cleaned them up with a broom every now and again, and tried using vacuums to at least clean the subs benches of moths.
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Plus, since subs don't typically work in the summer, he saved up even more because he knew his summer months would yield less income.
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From $6 subs at gas stations to the most sought-after ingredients on the planet—Matty eats it all, with friends new and old.
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So, in the U.S. with 60 million subscribers, you're already almost 60% of U.S. broadband households, and then internationally, over 100 million subs internationally.
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Leonard had 22010 points on 2200-of-2000 0003-point shooting when the first subs were made 2000 minutes, eight seconds into the game.
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Jay Burchfield, a self-described moderate, who owns the Lennys Subs franchise across the street from the future Scion, said the hotel was needed.
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Spotify subscribers will be able to listen to the entire songs for, say, an episode of "Power"; non-subs can hear 30-second previews.
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The bulk of its new subscribers are international, with roughly 4.1 million new subs coming from outside the U.S. Those numbers handily beat expectations.
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She tells Broadly that the subs who are interested in her toenail clippings usually want to use them as a way to worship her.
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"Some subs are focused on a dom's pedicure—and like to go to the salon with them to see that get done," Sade says.
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It's all-out war in the premium OTT video world, as cord-cutting accelerates and traditional cable and satellite providers shed more paying subs. 2.
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Elliott Goldsmith owns seven Firehouse Subs today, but back in 2001 he was a 24-year-old working for a telecommunications company in Jacksonville, Florida.
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And all the decisions they made came down to the fact that they thought they had this amount of money coming in from the subs.
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But the Hornets' bench totally outplayed the Wizards' subs to open the second quarter, and the Hornets eventually took their first lead at 43-42.
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As of mid-May, the defence ministry says, some 24 ships and subs were at sea and 9,153 sailors were deployed or about to sail.
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If Reddit is a city, the default subs are a flawlessly-manicured public park, while The_Donald is a crumbling tenement next to a sewage plant.
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Paid subs for ESPN+ are 2100 mn paid subscribers (up 212k since Feb-19) and for Hulu are 28 mn (+1.2 mn since May-19).
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"The ads business is really starting to come into its own, and our ability to generate ARPU around ad subs has been terrific," he said.
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If Apple is going to give compelling video and audio content as part of Apple Music, its continued white-hot growth in subs should continue.
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The 43 fiscal year ended and the 2020 fiscal year began with busts of "narco subs," stealthy vessels that carry multiton loads of the drug.
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But how does the cultural mythology of Florida, so neatly and exuberantly packaged in each location of Miami Subs, translate in a place like Myanmar?
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Pinch-hitters, pinch-runners, and defensive subs will never become extinct, but they're a greatly reduced species, something like the tourist's bison herd at Yellowstone.
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Turkey has launched its first indigenous submarine program, under which local contractors will produce subs at Turkish shipyards, with the first sub expected by 20173.
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When we talk about nuclear submarines, we talk about two different, but related, things: what powers the subs, and what kinds of weapons they carry.
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Justin: You will not believe me when I tell you I had no idea that garlic bread subs were a thing until, like, this year.
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I feel like I've finally come to terms with the responsibility I have as a creator — about 100 million subs too late, but you know.
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He stopped by his favorite place to eat — Dave's Cosmic Subs in Westlake, Ohio, just west of Cleveland — for an Italian sub before Friday's game.
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We added another 20163-some-odd-thousand last quarter, and what you see in our paid TV business, 25 million subs, been very, very steady.
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Early concepts of operations foresaw subs scouting ahead of the battle fleet, then submerging below an enemy fleet to surface and attack it from behind.
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The huge subs mounted five-inch deck guns and anti-aircraft machine guns, but relied on their embarked aircraft and their weapons for main firepower.
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Basically, the Russians figured that if that their subs aren't great at hiding, they could make finding them and hunting them down a painful experience.
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Not only does that give the subs' crews valuable experience with real weapons, it also facilities realistic training for the divers who must recover the torpedoes.
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I just remembered I have a free sub coupon on my phone for Firehouse Subs that expires today, so I'll have to eat my curry tomorrow.
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Spotify hits 108M paying users and 232M overall, but its average revenue per user declines "We missed on subs… That's on us," the company said. 5.
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He soon put together a business plan and moved back to his hometown in Greenville, South Carolina, where he opened his first Firehouse Subs in 2002.
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America's mighty fleet of nuclear subs floated out of Halifax, parked in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean and fired eight mighty ICBM's into ISIS territory.
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And indeed, a pair of autonomous subs have been nosing around the ice for a full year now, producing data unlike any other expedition ever has.
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It seems that change hasn't helped already flagging traffic, and now, Subway is looking to cut customers a better deal on 12-inch subs once again.
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Also, price increases of over 10% leading to a 1% shortfall in subs does not suggest a lack of pricing power; in fact, just the opposite.
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There are still hundreds of WWII-era ships and subs at the bottom of the ocean, and it would be a shame to see them disappear.
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These relationships often include in-person "rinse" sessions, where dommes extract cash from subs while commanding them to perform a variety of sexual or demeaning acts.
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In its latest subs the US Navy tapped the Xbox 360 controller to maneuver submarine periscopes and the Army's anti-drone laser uses an Xbox controller.
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From $6 subs at gas stations to the most sought-after ingredients on the planet—Matty eats it all, and meets amazing people on the way.
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Small, remotely operated subs have been used for some time in search and rescue and the Navy has been using Remus drones to search for mines.
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"It's my 2 month anniversary with this sandwich!" she joked on a cute photo of the couple holding two subs during their romantic honeymoon in Italy.
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Andrade Subs Calderwood for Career-Best Win The main card was kicked off by a women's strawweight bout between Scotland's Joanne Calderwood and Brazilian Jessica Andrade.
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Ethan Ampadu – 28 years his junior – was also among the Exeter subs, one of several pre-GCSE students named in squads up and down the country.
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District officials, who have hired 300 new substitute teachers in addition to their current rotation of 1,200 subs, plan to keep schools open during the strike.
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The Navy generally does not comment on operations, and neither Cornell or Walsh would comment on potential future operations for subs assigned to Submarine Group 2.
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The survey, which included responses from more than 7,600 people, found that respondents also preferred Jersey Mike's to Subway, Arby's, Panera, Jimmy John's, and Firehouse Subs.
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Some famous delis are known for their sandwiches, like New Jersey's White House Subs with their submarines or North Carolina's Neal's Deli with their pastrami biscuits.
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A spin on the coffee chain's Caramel Macchiato, this imagining subs out vanilla syrup for pumpkin spice syrup and adds a shower of pumpkin spice topping.
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Sometimes you have to take a step back from the pulsing lights and pounding subs of the club and evaluate what this is really all about.
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The food is all themed: meatball subs (Joey's "greatest sandwich in the world" from "The One with The Ride Along"), brownies and, thankfully, no meat trifle.
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By then, the initial class of Polaris subs, whose missiles had a strike range of nearly 2,500 miles and could be launched underwater, had been retired.
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At Bedminster Pizza and Subs, patrons ate as they watched a national news broadcast on TV showing the same street they could see out the window.
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Cord-cutting: "Ratings are down because all of our national broadcasts are exclusively available on cable, which is losing subs daily," tweeted Mavericks owner Mark Cuban.
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But Russia's newest subs are quieter, have longer endurance, and carry more potent weapons — Foggo has warned about their sub-launched missiles as a particular threat.
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Sheetz subs and Casey's pizza Top chains see an opening to cater to customers hunting for breakfast, a quick snack or a prepared meal for dinner.
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This week, Iger complained at the Morgan Stanley Technology, Media & Telecom Conference that Wall Street wasn't paying enough attention to parks' performance compared with ESPN subs.
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"Overall, we expect Disney shares have near-term upside if our estimate of 20m+ Disney+ subs by the end of F1Q20 proves accurate," the analysts said.
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I've got these people on the way to keep the subs and to keep them more entertained is to throw more and more content at them.
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Earlier this year Amazon started selling its video subscription service, which it offers for free to Amazon Prime subs, as a standalone service for $9 a month.
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Firehouse Subs has also tried to make itself more takeout friendly, after realizing that 60 percent of its orders are now for either pick-up or delivery.
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In my first week on Mike's list, I snagged one weekly shift at a gourmet pizza joint and a few subs at a handful of different places.
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Russia is adding or upgrading some 12 naval bases across the Arctic Circle -- expanding its capability to send subs in numbers through the crucial Greenland-Iceland-U.
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But how should we view-- ESPN, the network itself that is still carried on, what, 80-something million subs or something along those lines, and ESPN Plus?
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The guy who subs in for Zac Efron's ass has some serious issues with his ex, who says he's harassing and threatening her ... according to legal docs.
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"As a result, we have set a new target of 25 million domestic subs combined from both of these direct-to-consumer services by 2022," he added.
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The purchase of the French-built subs, he argues, will help make Australia the kind of security partner Japan wants in order to deter an assertive China.
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"We believe this is also a positive read-through for 3Q subs as NFLX is more likely to raise prices from a position of strength," wrote Anmuth.
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Netflix leads the market with an estimated 5.3 million Australian subs, more than three times as many as the native SVOD service Stan, with 1.4 million subscribers.
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Consider this: Ben Swinburne of Morgan Stanley recently predicted that Disney's planned entertainment OTT service, set to launch in 2019, could achieve 30 million subs by 2028.
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If Netflix were to apply weekly release to a drama series, however, it could risk frustrating subs to the point of steering them off the service altogether.
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The UK in particular has struggled to keep up, calling on NATO allies to help track Russian subs thought to be lurking in and around British waters.
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It needs to reorient itself into knowing exactly how many global subscribers it has and how much stuff it's selling on a regular basis to those subs.
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I'm not sure, but there are lots of intriguing options, none of which are mutually exclusive: You can keep adding subs, which Spotify certainly intends to do.
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Additionally, submarines make ideal vessels for deploying US Navy SEALs, who are trained in underwater demolition and can bring aboard their own mini subs for covert operations.
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Twitch calls it a "spike in support events from different viewers in a channel" — basically an uptick in bits or subs — which kicks off a countdown timer.
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That is only the latest warning from a US military commander about Russian subs, which US and NATO navies believe are getting more sophisticated and better armed.
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Moscow has spent much of the past two decades rebuilding its navy, its subs in particular, after it fell into disrepair in the post-Cold War years.
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As for dinner tonight, let's keep with our Wednesday practice and cook narratively, without an actual recipe: Italian sausage subs with caramelized onions, melted peppers and mozzarella.
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The timing is also poorly thought-out, given that YouTube TV just picked up new subs following Sony's PlayStation Vue shutdown — and now it's kicking them out.
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In Market Force Information's annual consumer survey, Wawa beat out several major sandwich chains — including last year's winner, Firehouse Subs — to be crowned America's best sandwich shop.
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I heard a rumor that the day after The Handmaid's Tale won the Emmy that their paid subs, in one day, went up 10 to 15 percent.
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The US Navy is getting creative with the weapons payloads of the Virginia-class submarines, one of the deadliest and most technologically advanced subs in the world.
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Now, the idea that they're spending overwhelmingly on programming compared to everybody else is absolutely true, but if you do the math and you believe that there are going to be – there are 165 million global subs now – probably 175 million by the end of next quarter, something close to that, although they guided a little lighter, I think it's not hard to see 300 million subs in their future.
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Of course, the audio rabbit hole goes much deeper than just speakers and subs, so Amazon went and made the $200 Echo Link and $300 Echo Link Amp.
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The USS Michigan is a nuclear-powered sub carrying 154 Tomahawk cruise missiles and 60 special operations troops and mini-subs, according to South Korean newspaper Chosun Ilbo.
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A less cynical way of putting it is that global capitalism works great for the Financial Times and the Financial Times audience and the 900,000 subs you have.
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For example, Rudd suggests that drones could be outfitted with sensors to detect "low-acoustic signature swimmers" like the DIY subs used by the cartels circling military ships.
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That puts him within stinging distance of YouTube royalty like Jake Paul (17.5 million subs) and Markiplier (227); and ahead of celebrities like Lady Gaga and Miley Cyrus.
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The Pentagon is investing heavily in anti-submarine warfare technology of the autonomous variety, which means the solutions will automatically search for subs without humans behind the wheel.
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In a post this past May, one of Reddit's largest subs, r/Technology, asked for community feedback about banning all websites that require ad blockers to be disabled.
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They know, and the reason I won in Nevada, not only won the big one, but I also won subs, like, as an example, I won with women.
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"I wanted it to be a raggedy submarine... to be fairly old and broken, because I saw, first hand, how advanced and safe modern subs were," Parker says.
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Some users have also built robust wikis to group active subs by interest, while Subreddit of the Day and r/newreddits, and seek to highlight interesting smaller communities.
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Netflix thinks it will add 1.45 million subs in the U.S., and another 3.75 million internationally; Wall Street was thinking it would say 1.3 million and 3.3 million.
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According to the Australian Navy, these subs could plunge to a depth of 100 feet (30.5 meters) and travel at maximum speed of 17 mph (28 km/h).
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A lack of private subs, plus the hefty price tag for commercial trips, are key reasons the site has not been explored by dive teams in 12 years.
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But as competition ramps up, Netflix's content imperative will become even greater: Consumer perception can swing wildly and rapidly, and it impacts whether subs come, stay, or go.
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Internationally, bundling and faster original content ramp offers opportunity to penetrate new market cohorts faster while TAM is likely to expand from fixed-broadband subs to mobile users.
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While the district is planning to use subs to keep schools open, they have canceled classes for the roughly 5,000 preschoolers in the area because of staffing shortages.
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Events include pool parties, dances, a cruise, various contests involving large amounts of body hair and, of course, late-night slices at Twisted Pizza, Subs and Ice Cream.
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According to BLS data, the vast majority of subs work in elementary and secondary schools, but those working in postgraduate vocational or trade schools earn the most overall.
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While all full-time teachers must have a bachelor's degree to become certified, some states do not require subs to have the same level of education before certification.
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The Boise has been in limbo, awaiting repairs amid a Navy-wide backlog that has sent subs, including the Boise, to private docks for repair, driving up costs.
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Because of the strength of the top four they've created, they are still on track to do just that, even with minor slippages from their most important subs.
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""As soon as it looked like studios could close, I started picking up as many subs as I could, just to create a smart cushion of extra cash.
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Mariners aboard ballistic submarines are habitually spared bad news while underwater to avoid undermining their morale, say current and former officers who served aboard France's nuclear-armed subs.
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Opponents warned the proposal would eat into other shipbuilding programs and would stick the Navy with a bill in the billions of dollars when the subs are built.
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With 18 million subs at $5 a month, that's a $1 billion a year run rate — or roughly 3x the annual amount that Disney is getting from Netflix.
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There is also a whole additional museum piece, which has exhibits on how subs are built, how they were engineered, and the various weapons they carry in them.
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During the Cold War, Iceland sat in the middle of the Greenland-Iceland-UK Gap, through which Russian subs would have to pass to reach the North Atlantic.
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Those subs, however, can leave Murmansk and disappear into the wide Atlantic Ocean at the onset of any crisis and so presumably remain hidden from US spying eyes.
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But who would suggest that the North's decrepit 70 submarines were a match for America's 10 super-high-tech subs lurking in the seas off the Korean coast.
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"Subs will show up if they love Disney content, which gets to the heart of the matter: how many Disney homes are there in India?" the note said.
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Breakfast consisted of bagels and cream-filled coffees, then they would eat nothing all day and binge at night on chicken finger subs, Chinese food, chicken wings and pizza.
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"We believe revenue upside will likely be more muted this year as subs and services will likely once again need to be the driver of significant upside," Davis said.
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China also maintains a large fleet of advanced diesel-electric subs, which are heavily armed and allow Beijing to project power throughout the Pacific and into the Indian Ocean.
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" Here's what else the major analysts are saying about Netflix's earnings report: "Q3103 Subs came in materially light, due to a weak new content slate & some price hike pushback.
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To maximize its second-strike capability, China's missile subs would need to be stealthy enough to go undetected as they sail to their patrol areas in the open ocean.
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As well as menacing the world at large, submarines pose a much more specific threat to other countries' navies; most military subs are attack boats rather than missile platforms.
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The 8 biggest military boondoggles of 2015 Subs like the Georgia have two crews, designated "Gold" and "Blue," which alternate operating the vessels to maximize their time at sea.
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If the magnetic drive proves reliable and Beijing succeeds in installing it in a large number of subs, the Chinese fleet could begin to match the American fleet underwater.
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And what we're seeing there is continued erosion in terms of traditional subs but the growth in the digital MVPDs continued through, not only the year but the quarter.
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"Whatever we need to do to inform the customer, we'll do it," Kovachi said, explaining that Subway already provides salt warnings on a few of its foot-long subs.
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"It looks like there may be too many discounts and too high a percentage of premium subs may be in for the cheaper family and student plans," Mogharabi said.
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Tsai oversaw the signing of a memorandum of understanding on the construction of subs during a visit to the navy's main base in Tsoying, also spelled Zuoying, on Tuesday.
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The platform issued a statement explaining that its old defaults were determined by popularity and that the company wanted to shake things up a bit with some new subs.
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Not marinara sauce: Eating pasta at home is the tastiest lazy night dinner, and having a good red sauce on hand can lead to lasagnas, pizzas, subs, and more.
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DCNS, the state-owned French naval shipbuilding firm that won the contract, will build a modified version of Shortfin Barracuda-class subs to replace Australia's ageing Collins-class fleet.
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Individual subs are attached to that squadron and group until they're assigned to a combatant command, six of which are responsible for operations in specific areas of the globe.
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Tinder also added more than 503,000 subscribers in Q2 2019 for a total of 5.2 million average subscribers, which marked its second-highest ever quarterly increase in subs, ever.
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While Apple News+ has reportedly struggled to drive subs to its service since launch, bundling could help alleviate some of the pressure felt by individual services to deliver value.
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For many a sub sandwich lover, the answer to that question is Jimmy John's, a chain known for its speedy, affordable subs made with fresh bread and generous mayo.
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If you don't, you might fool a couple of subs into giving you £10 [$14] here and there, however real findom, (where the big money is) cannot be manufactured.
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Minnesota's own top scorer, Darwin Quintero, has eight goals and has been used off the subs' bench in three of his last five games, including the Open Cup final.
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The company told investors that it would add 600,000 domestic subs in Q2 and another 2.6 million outside the U.S. Wall Street had expected 364,000 and two million respectively.
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There are lifeguards, though, lean summer kids with lazy tans, and to the north, rising from the low trees, towers built to defend the American coastline from Nazi subs.
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Andrew Lewis, head of US 2nd Fleet, which is responsible for the North Atlantic, has also said that Russian subs are deploying for longer and with more lethal weapons.
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Besides the Ohio-class subs, the US Navy's Virginia-class and Los Angeles-class boats -- more than four dozen of them -- can carry the Tomahawks, albeit in fewer numbers.
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International growth is increasingly coming from $3 per month mobile-only subscribers, so it would take four of these subs to offset revenue lost from a single U.S. sub.
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" Laura Martin, a senior analyst at Needham & Co. covering Disney, worried that Disney's targets might be too bullish: "They are very aggressive on the kind of [subscriber] growth they could achieve, saying that they could hit 60 to 90 million subscribers in five years for a service they haven't launched yet, for Disney+, plus another 10 million for ESPN+, which has 2 million subs today, plus Hulu at 40 to 60 million subs.
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The SEALS notify the vehicles of a new extraction point and both subs pilot themselves there ready for the SEALs to board and return to the safety of the fleet.
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During the global conflict, subs were used to disrupt merchant shipping in the area to free Germany and its allies from the stifling naval blockade set up by its enemies.
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We announced yesterday we had 28 million customers, about 26.8 of those pay, and then some promo subs that come on there that we make money on through ad revenue.
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So they devised an experiment using mini-subs driven by pilots on an oceanographic vessel on the surface of Monterey Bay, a deep-water canyon close to the California coast.
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Long gone are the days when Jared ate nothing but veggie and turkey subs at the Indiana University campus subway, working his way down from 425 to 245 big ones.
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Next-generation sonar technology, woven into Virginia-Class subs, is engineered to work in tandem with "Fly-by-Wire" technology to better identify threats operating at various depths and speed.
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Submissions just aren't that common at the highest levels of the game in 2016 and no one wants to waste time throwing up subs and losing rounds from the bottom.
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The Navy wants more of these cheap little subs because the very simple, basic water information they provide can help American submarines hide, or hunt, in deep water or shallow.
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The last time we were given an official subscriber number from Spotify came in March, when CEO Daniel Ek confirmed the company had pushed beyond the 30 million subs barrier.
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Any of these subs likely shifts either Durant or Thompson into the James matchup on defense, draining energy that could be better spent on the other end of the floor.
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The sandwich shop has introduced several new subs to its restaurants in the last year from rotisserie-style chicken to carved turkey hoping to drive foot traffic in its stores.
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" "I knew who Jason was, I was a fan you might say of his videos...he had quite a lot of subs at the point he started talking to me.
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Tokyo has 12 of the Soryu-class, the largest subs it has built since World War II, in service or on order, according to the International Institute for Strategic Studies.
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Konstantinos "Gus" Boulis founded the Miami Subs restaurant chain, and owned the SunCruz Casinos gambling ships, which became the focus of the struggle that led to his killing on Feb.
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But even if it got to a $10 billion-a-year run rate with 80 million paid subs, it's important to recall that Apple's current annual revenue is $220 billion.
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Netflix did add 2.8 million international subs, but its growth abroad decelerated to 3% quarter-over-quarter in Q2, down from 10% QoQ in both Q63 2019 and Q4 2018.
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Fleet Forces Command organizes, trains, and equips naval forces for assignment to combatant commands, and Fourth Fleet is responsible for ships, subs, and aircraft operating around Central and South America.
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While many students may recall having subs cover for absent teachers, they don't usually have a chance to get to know their temporary instructor in the brief time spent together.
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The ad-supported version will initially roll out to Comcast and Sky pay-TV customers, but it will also have a paid ad-free tier for non-pay-TV subs.
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But a small destroyer or PT boat could fire a salvo of torpedoes at enemy subs and ships and then swing around and try to get a swimming pilot aboard.
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"We project NFLX will lose 10mm US subs during 2020 unless it offers a service priced below its core $13/month service," Martin wrote in a note on Nov. 1.
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SO WE'VE BEEN INCREDIBLY LUCKY TO JUST BE ABLE FOCUS ON OUR BUSINESS OF GROWING SUBS, WHICH WE'VE BEEN SUCCESSFUL AT, AND YOU KNOW, DOING OUR BEST TO KEEP THEM.
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Spotify has 50 million people who are paying them every single month, $10 if not $15 a month, and they've added 20 million subs in just the last 20193 months.
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The Navy is going to sign a contract buying just nine new Virginia-class attack submarines rather than the 11 subs that were planned for in this year's budget submission.
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"There's six to seven months of winter a year, and no one wants to leave," said Justin McCoy, vice president of marketing for Cousins Subs, a Wisconsin-based sandwich chain.
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Netflix had told investors it thought it would add 13 million domestic subs in Q1 and another 4.9 million outside the U.S. Instead it added 1.96 million and 5.46 million.
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I took refuge in regimens of toasted burritos, Twizzlers, bagels with melted cheese, General Tso's chicken and lo mein, pizza, subs slathered in mayonnaise, brownies, soft-batch chocolate chip cookies.
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There's no rappelling into caves to uncover buried scrolls, no prowling the ocean floor in spherical subs, no tuning of immense, underground magnets in the hunt for ghostly subatomic particles.
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But for it to threaten the continental US, for instance, the subs would have to get past formidable US anti-submarine choke-points around Japan and deep into the Pacific.
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Undersea cruisers The British Admiralty appears to have kicked off the idea with its extraordinary response to reports of the Kaiser's new U139-class subs, which packed 5.9-inch guns.
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But experts agree there's no realistic way the Trump administration can add the extra subs in time for the former reality television star to plausibly take credit for the build-up.
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For breakfast Our picks: Egg whites with Swiss cheese, spinach and tomato on multigrain flatbread If you have a hunch that breakfast at Subway consists of breakfast subs, well, you're correct.
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New Music Unlimited subs only: It's also only available to new Amazon Music Unlimited subscribers, so if you've given the service a shot before, move along; this deal isn't for you.
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"They roll guys in there, play a lot of guys, a bunch of subs, and they all play at a really, really high level," Clemson Coach Dabo Swinney said last week.
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" Here's what else analysts think about Netflix earnings: "We see limited scope for a negative surprise on domestic subs in 1Q or 2Q guidance, despite concerns about price hikes and competition.
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In the context of the UK's current debates about replacing all their nuclear missile subs, it means delivery of nukes from an F-35 will almost certainly come up in discussion.
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Assuming that everyone who signed up for the free trial ends up subscribing for an entire year, those 200,000 subs would generate $24 million in sales for the service per year.
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By then, the game was well out of hand, blunting any real impact that subs Christian Pulisic and Darlington Nagbe—the future and, very possibly, present of the USMNT—could do.
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Subs often have to earn dignified totems or positions from their doms, like a collar or patch, but with chastity, the dom has to earn the responsibility of holding my key.
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Six Meyer Sound subwoofers, including two extreme low-frequency 1100-LFC subs—Steinberg calls them "monsters"—provide the rib-cage-rattling low-end needed for the bass-heavy hip-hop numbers.
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The measure would apply to both traditional soy and plant protein subs such as Tofurky, as well as to newer "lab-grown meat" brands like the San Francisco startup Memphis Meats.
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Even Iran has more than a dozen well-armed "midget" subs that hide in the shallows of the Persian Gulf, as well as three big Russian-made Kilo class diesel-electrics.
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This led to exponential growth in BuildingConnected's network, as a typical subcontractor might work with five to 10 GCs, but a GC usually works with dozens, if not hundreds of subs.
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The land-attack capability provided by sea-launched missiles and ability to deploy special forces while underwater are both new capabilities that the Barracuda-class subs will bring to France's military.
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Parliament will now decide whether to approve the spending of £31 billion ($41 billion) over 20 years to replace the four Vanguard-class subs, which will wear out within a decade.
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Fortunately, our defense manufacturers are the best in the world, and are hard at work designing and building the next generation of subs and aircraft to maintain our competitive technological advantage.
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Jersey Mike's has gained a following across the country by serving made-to-order subs with locally sourced vegetables and meats and cheeses that are sliced right in front of you.
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Now, do check out this Munchies feature on the Miami Subs restaurant chain, a story that embodies nearly every contradiction and fantastic detail of Florida culture over the last three decades.
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Esper agreed that attack subs are an important issue, but so is the service's need to improve its ship maintenance program to prevent the sea service from becoming a hollow Navy.
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Beijing's force is expected to grow from there, with China in the next five years expected to begin churning out advanced nuclear-powered attack subs similar to the US Virginia class.
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Still, the Chinese SLBM force falls short of the US. The US Navy's Ohio-class ballistic submarine fleet numbers 14, with each of those subs capable of carrying 20 Trident missiles.
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They'd use close, easily dominated bodies of water that they could defend as roaming grounds for their missile subs, and then beat the daylights out of anyone who came snooping around.
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Next, he reveals that one of his previous subs is obsessed with him again because her husband died in a car crash, and also she tried to kill herself in his apartment.
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It invested in anti-ship missiles to increase the cost to America of intervention in its near seas, and in fleets of submarines (though its subs are still noisy compared with America's).
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To the followers/subs who STILL refuse to believe their idols are thugs - pull your head out of your favorite beauty influencer's ass and SEE what's actually going on in this industry.
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Firehouse Subs: Throughout Labor Day weekend (September 1 through 3), the sub shop is offering a free medium sub with the purchase of an additional medium or large sub, chips and drink.
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After running a Temple of Seitan stall in Brick Lane Market and at vegan festivals around England, Temple's tipping point came at London VegFest in October, where she sold hundreds of subs.
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Barracuda-class subs will have four 533mm torpedo tubes and 18 to 20 torpedo or missile tubes, able to be armed with torpedoes, naval cruise missiles, anti-ship missiles, and naval mines.
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The Frogs held a 42-31 rebounding advantage and their bench outscored the Louisiana subs 29-2 as they moved head coach Jamie Dixon within two wins of 103 for his career.
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While U.S. and other NATO subs might potentially penetrate such waters undetected, Moscow's defenses would make it all but impossible for any surface shipping to survive near Russian territory in any war.
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With the ongoing civil war in Syria, the eastern Mediterranean has also become a venue for military operations, with Russian subs demonstrating their new ability to strike targets on land with missiles.
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Other subs were Anderson for Millington and Hollingsworth for Wright Things should be a bit better tomorrow, though, because this evening we have a full slate of international friendlies on our hands.
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You'll see people bleed after being publicly whipped, subs tied up in ways that defy human physiology, and guys sipping beers in their diapers, shitting themselves without a care in the world.
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Trimper, who happened upon the Mets ace at the Firehouse Subs in town shortly after he was hired in 2016, has incorporated deGrom and Kluber into his presentation for high school prospects.
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The startup is building a portfolio of delivery-only, restaurant brands, starting with a Japanese katsu sando concept, an organic bowls brand and soon an Italian subs and bento box-focused concepts.
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"Netflix subs and revenue growth are increasingly at risk as COVID-19 spreads because Netflix is a luxury at a time when paychecks from employment may have stopped," the Needham analysts wrote.
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In the 1990s and early 2000s he was a drummer and singer in punk bands including D Generation and Libertine; earlier in his career he played with 7 Seconds and U.K. Subs.
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Bubble Subs Arise, Opening Eyes to the Deep Sea: Giant plastic spheres, with walls six inches thick or more, are making the depths of the ocean, and its strange denizens, more accessible.
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It could "at best attack Seattle" says Owen Cote of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, because the noisy Jin-class subs would struggle to range beyond the Yellow Sea without being detected.
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The presence of narco subs around Spain has long been rumored, but the discovery of one off Spain&aposs northern coast in late November appears to be the first of its kind.
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China spent almost 10 years getting the JL-1 missiles integrated with its Type 092 subs and needed almost seven years to complete the process for the JL-2 and Type 094s.
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To the followers/subs who STILL refuse to believe their idols are thugs - pull your head out of your favorite beauty influencer's ass and SEE what's actually going on in this industry.
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The newer Virginia-class attack submarines will feature the Virginia Payload Module, which gives this sub the kind of strike firepower the aging Ohio-class guided-missile subs are capable of delivering.
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To start, subs will cost anywhere between $5 and $30; however, Facebook says this functionality will one be available to a "small number" of groups, including the Organize My Home group pictured above.
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Some near-term competitive noise from the Disney launch and potential for weak 2Q domestic sub guidance as NFLX rolls out its price increase to existing US subs could shake investor confidence briefly.
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I used to indulge in two to three bowls of spaghetti at night, Philly steak n' cheese subs in between lunch and dinnertime, and could devour half packs of Oreos without a blink.
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Joe doesn't like that Beck withheld information, but when Beck treats him to a fancy dinner of meatball subs in his rare books fishbowl (where Joe murdered Benji, never forget) all is forgiven.
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Microsoft stopped providing security updates for Windows XP in 703, which makes the system vulnerable to glitches, viruses, malware, and cyberattacks, though there are reportedly "special safeguards" in place for nuclear-armed subs.
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The Coast Guard captures only 11% of narco-subs passing through the East Pacific because the region is so big — about the size of the continental U.S., according to Lt. Commander Stephen Brickey.
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In a 2009 study titled Hormonal Changes and Couple Bonding in Consensual Sadomasochistic Activity, Dr. Sagarin discovered that cortisol levels increase in subs and decrease in doms over the course of a scene.
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But while Netflix is under mounting pressure to churn out brand new, original IP that will attract and retain subs, Disney is building off of an existing base with an incredible track record.
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A simple way to think of how we value NFLX is that we capitalize the value of the company at a future "milestone state" (we choose 212mm subs), and discount back to today.
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A drone-based delivery system could bring parts and other supplies to subs, saving time and money and "allowing us to stay in the fight," the commander of Pacific Fleet's submarine force said.
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Soviet subs would have been going nuts trying to sink entire ships full of tanks before they even hit Europe; even one or two successes could have had major consequences on the battlefield.
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The subs were retired in keeping with the administration's effort to modernize the nation's fleet of nuclear-powered submarines, each armed with long-range missiles, while also complying with its arms-control agreements.
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IF THEY LEAVE THE CABLE OPERATOR SYSTEM AND GO TO AN OVER THE TOP SYSTEM, WE WILL STILL GET PAID FOR THOSE SUBS FABER: OVER THE TOP GUYS INCLUDE LOCAL AFFILIATES, AS WELL?
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Throughout the demo, however, there were allusions to different kinks, and at times it felt a bit like a D&D adventure run by someone who just learned about doms, subs, and wikiFeet.
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The remote air base sits along sea lanes that the Russian Northern Fleet, and its subs, would have to travel to reach the Atlantic Ocean, making it a potential vantage point for NATO.
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The 2021 budget request released by the Trump administration earlier this month cut the order of new Virginia-class nuclear-powered attack subs from two to one, which quickly drew backlash from lawmakers.
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Instead, they were among the many satisfied customers of a chain of sandwich shops in the Midwest and South that curiously, if not inexplicably, chose to brand itself Penn Station East Coast Subs.
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Each carrier usually has an escort of at least five warships, a mixture of destroyers and cruisers, at least one submarine and a combined ammunition-supply ship and helicopters designed to detect subs.
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Luckily, we got a sneak peek at the NYC space, its New York-specific tees and sweatshirts, and Sonos's new white SUBs (which were blasting music from the album) before the doors even opened.
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For most of its life, Vimeo only made money by selling service subscriptions aimed at prosumers who wanted features like increased storage capacity; at the end of last year, it had 676,000 paid subs.
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Ballard asked if he could look for the Titanic after he had completed the mission (which would be the first of two) because he believed the passenger liner was located between the two subs.
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The law arrived at a time when recent advances in technology, including robotic subs and 3D radar scans, made many of the wrecks accessible to looters, treasure hunters, and others capable of causing damage.
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We find that some viewers are able to more easily find the videos they want to watch when we order the subs feed in a personalized order vs always showing most recent video first.
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For many, paid subs seems like a natural evolution for Facebook as it expands its monetization options, although you still kind of have to wonder if any content on Facebook is worth paying for.
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Right. I mean, what we also see is, in the add-on world, right, obviously we saw a big tick up of HBO subs over the last month because they can add on HBO.
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The report notes that some of those trafficking efforts are becoming increasing sophisticated, including by the use of submersibles to elude capture and ferry the drugs — "narco-subs," as the report refers to them.
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But if Netflix misses subs in the quarters after Disney+ launches, the market will make the correlation anyway, and we expect the downside effect on NFLX stock will be several times more than usual.
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The "submarines affair" involves not only Israel's decision to buy three new subs from ThyssenKrupp, the supplier of Israel's existing five-strong, nuclear-capable fleet, but the purchase of four patrol ships as well.
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We launched ESPN plus which is doing extremely well, and achieved over a million paid subs fairly quickly and that growth is continued but we are not getting specific in terms of updating it.
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A fan-favorite way to order subs is "Mike's Way," which includes onions, lettuce, tomatoes, dried spices, and the restaurant's signature topping called "the juice," which consists of olive oil and red-wine vinegar.
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This seems unlikely in the near term, at least, particularly since All Access and Showtime have already demonstrated some stickiness: Between them, the services have 8 million subs — about the same as HBO Now.
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Machinist's mates assigned to subs Monday night transformed into torpedoman's mates, a change the Navy said "will renew the heritage and pride" among those who man the tubes, according to an announcement posted Monday.
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So it should come as no surprise that, last weekend, a group of dominatrixes in Los Angeles staged a protest against the president by dressing several subs as him and then peeing on them.
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So I thought to start the game we were okay but for whatever reason, when we put our subs in the game, I just did not like our energy overall in the first half.
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He dug into his pocket and pulled out a star-shaped pin, a now-cherished gift doled out to the restaurant staff by members of the Secret Service when they stopped in for subs.
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US submarine commanders — and I spent time on a US sub under the Arctic where they're training to track Russian subs — will grant that they can't track them as well as they used to.
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The giant subs were more than 295 feet long and were 23 feet in diameter, and each carried a single surplus 12-inch naval rifle from the Formidable-class battleships in a watertight turret.
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"We believe organic growth peaked in 3Q18 and growth on the all-important subs and services line will likely materially decelerate in 2Q19," Raymond James analyst John Davis said in a note to clients Tuesday.
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According to the Sun-Sentinel, as call tones and visual alerts went off, Francois called in an extensive order of six pizza slices, a calzone, pasta fagioli, two tuna subs, and a chicken philly sandwich.
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It is still unclear if China's nuclear-armed submarines are able to conduct permanent patrols, which would require at least one of these subs to always be at sea to ensure round-the-clock deterrence.
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America's Raytheon, which built the system for Australia's aging Collins-class subs, is vying for a separate combat system contract, in contest with Lockheed Martin, which supplies combat systems to the U.S. navy's submarine fleet.
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As the National Audit Office, a spending watchdog, points out, the navy is short of technicians, pilots and IT specialists, and it will need to make further efficiency savings to fund the new nuclear subs.
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And if you have a little extra cash to spare, gift subs to the channel so folks who show up and want to subscribe have no barrier to entry when they get there. [inline-ad]
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Subs guide Hornets past Jazz in fourth quarter CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The Charlotte Hornets are getting excellent play from their second unit this season, and that was the case again Wednesday night at the Spectrum Center.
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We can do "Ace Hood Flow" and I'll take them to Tottenham Police Station ("I walk from White Hart lane to the flats opposite Tottenham police station / Paid subs to go on the radio station").
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Above: swathes of empty seats at Bolton's Macron Stadium To add to the farcical nature of opening night, a pair of managers named themselves as subs, despite having long called time on their playing careers.
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American naval officials say that in the short term, the growing number of Russian submarines, with their ability to shadow Western vessels and European coastlines, will require more ships, planes and subs to monitor them.
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But this transition will not be smooth: Even if AT&T manages to convert HBO Now subs to HBO Max, direct-to-consumer SVOD is equally if not more prone to churn than pay-TV.
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The Navy offered him the funding and opportunity to search for the Titanic, but only if he first explored the USS Thresher and the USS Scorpion, two American nuclear subs that sank in the 1960s.
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Much has been made of Spotify's lead over Apple in on-demand streaming, but Apple offers the flavor of streaming the labels like and has already signed up half as many paid subs as Spotify.
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The second is that he engaged in self-dealing, through an undisclosed and enormously profitable financial stake in a company that supplied the German builder of both the Egyptian subs and several new Israeli warships.
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When one of the Virginia-class subs, the USS South Dakota, was christened last year, the Navy touted its stealthy characteristics as crucial as adversaries such as China and Russia make improvements to their navies.
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Videos have been kept being uploaded on that channel steadily in the past week while all this has been going on because Ethier claimed it was Alexia&aposs "final wish" to reach one million subs.
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Adm. James Foggo, head of US Navy forces in Europe and Africa, has called that activity part of a "fourth battle of the Atlantic" and described Russian subs as "an asymmetric way" to challenge NATO.
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The military could also eliminate one of the three legs of the nuclear triad by decommissioning all of the land-based, nuclear-tipped rockets, all of the missile subs, or all of the stealth bombers.
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According to RT, police in Maryland employed the controversial surveillance system in the case of a pizza delivery man who had allegedly been robbed of 15 chicken wings and three subs, together valued at $56.77.
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The reason it's taken this long for Twitch to offer subs through its iOS app is because Apple takes a 30 percent cut of any digital subscriptions or media sold through apps on its App Store.
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Moscow has fortified the peninsula with 25,000 troops, numerous ships and subs, as well as its lethal S400 air-to-ground missiles — a weapon which could shoot down multiple NATO jets up to 250 miles away.
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You have to hold it about five centimeters in front of your mouth, wait for it to detect your face, then chomp as quickly as you can to make it through a series of virtual subs.
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At the start of last month, MBW revealed that Spotify's subs count stood at just under 37 million - but there was an internal expectancy that around 1m of these would fall away after promotional deals expired.
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As for the next quarter, Spotify predicts MAUs of between 24 and 25 million, up 53-25 percent year-over-year, while premium subs grow 26 to 27 percent, to between 107 and 110 million. 2.
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The system involves two subs covertly prowling the depths of the ocean, primed to retaliate in the event of a nuclear strike on the UK or its allies, while the other two are dockside undergoing maintenance.
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Modelling by the RAND Corporation has found that Chinese "attack opportunities"—the number of times Chinese subs could reach positions to attack an American carrier over a seven-day period—rose tenfold between 19963 and 2010.
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For example, despite being a single service, Netflix itself has been interpreted as a consummate "bundle" because it offers subs lots of diversified content — including from a range of media companies — at a low price point.
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This year's numbers include Apple Music, which didn't exist a year ago but has 17 million worldwide subscribers today, as well as Spotify, which has been growing faster than Apple and has 40 million global subs.
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Moderator ZadocPaet told Vox that "there's no vast right wing agenda here on SROTD," and pointed out to Vox that its town hall of the site's disparate political subs had given SROTD its best traffic ever.
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Because…in the U.S., Netflix in 2020 will be comping against a material price increase and a dramatic slowdown in its marketing spend, and Netflix should benefit from an accelerating decline in Linear Paid TV Subs.
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"But our survey actually shows higher satisfaction subs outside of the U.S." The analyst explained that because many countries outside the U.S. do not have as competitive entertainment markets, Netflix may stand to perform better overseas.
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I raised the issues of how the declining subs were going to threaten Disney's stock in July 230 in this article called "Short ESPN" (which was published a few weeks earlier in my Tech & Media Email).
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By Chloe, the vegan fast-casual chain being sued by its co-founder, is trying to reduce carbon emissions by serving avocado toast ($9.95 at the chain's New York locations) and plant-based meatball subs ($11.45).
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UL was said to have put two Aframax vessels which can carry crude, the Seagrace and Primorsky Prospect, on "subs" this week, which is a way to tentatively book a vessel for loading, according to three sources.
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If the Navy does indeed end up getting its 66 SSNs—say, sometime in the late 2030s—it will be because Trump and a couple generations of Navy leaders successfully argued that more subs are actually necessary.
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Best part was the two people making subs just start laughing and one goes 'If the manager knew how much that guy has eaten in the two weeks he has worked here, he would s— a brick.
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Unlike other submarines, such as ballistic missile subs, which are geared towards one specific mission, Hunter said submarines such as the Missouri are capable of carrying out a wide range of missions, including intelligence and sea control.
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Britain's Trident submarine-replacement programme is a big ticket contract, worth over £20bn, but margins are expected to be slim: the firm sees building the four new subs more as a patriotic duty than as profitable business.
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Jain says as a vegetarian, the fast food chain often subs meat for beans in his order (he loves Mexican Pizzas and Crunchwrap Supremes) and the campus location, where he frequents, is very familiar with his specifications.
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" He continued, "What followed was 36 years of making films together, helping develop each others projects, going on scuba diving trips together, watching each others kids growing up, even diving the Titanic wreck together in Russian subs.
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Ashton Carter, US defense secretary, made special mention of drone subs in a speech about military strategy in Asia and hinted at their potential use in the South China Sea, which has large areas of shallower water.
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"The subs were a littler light, both domestically and internationally, and that's why I think the stock [was] down," said Michael Graham, managing director and senior internet analyst at Canaccord Genuity told CNBC's "Closing Bell " on Monday.
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As new entrants come to market, in a strange about-face, Netflix will be the incumbent that traditional media giants are disrupting, and its only way add to subs despite that is with more high-quality content.
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In at least eight tweets posted on Monday afternoon and seen by Business Insider, the chain responded: "If the laws were up to us, we'd make it so everyone had to eat Jersey Mike's Subs on Sunday."
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Assuming the hull is still intact, it can withstand ocean depths up to around 500-600 meters -- German-made subs set the crush depth at double their test depth, which is set at 300 meters, Layton says.
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We might not have launched with everything we planned to when we first started, but 30,000 subs [on the Steam Workshop] over three days and being called "the most feature complete alpha ever" really speaks for itself.
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Using an app called Face Swap, where he subs in his lips to photos of stars, he creates conversations with, among others, the president, Kim Kardashian and Louis C.K. His impersonation of Bill Maher is especially uncanny.
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Details: Each team has 15 players and up to 7 subs; Two 40-minute halves; The field is a little over 100 yards long and 70 yards wide; Like soccer, referees can issue penalty cards (yellow, red).
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I NOW LOOK AT YOUR LAST QUARTER, AND I HAVE TO TELL YOU, I THINK THE DEATH OF CABLE SEEMS VERY MUCH EXAGGERATED, VIDEO SUBLOSSES SEEM TO BE DECELERATING, FRANKLY, AND BROADBAND SUBS SEEMS TO BE ACCELERATING.
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If the Americans were using a bastion strategy, they'd be sending all their nuclear missile subs on patrol in Lake Michigan, and then daring the Russian navy to sail up the St. Lawrence Seaway in hot pursuit.
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To produce extra subs, Electric Boat in Connecticut and Newport News Shipbuilding in Virginia, the two shipyards that make all of America's undersea combat vessels, will need to expand their facilities and add thousands of highly-skilled workers.
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"The opposing side can never be exactly sure that it knows where all of the submarines are," said Peter Horobin, a retired Australian submarine commander and veteran of the Cold War battles to detect and monitor Soviet subs.
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I started giggling almost uncontrollably around the film's midpoint, when I realized it contains an accidental plot on the ethics of killing baby Hitler; Looking Glass simply subs in the villainous Red Queen for history's most famous dictator.
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Temple of Seitan started serving vegan fried chicken (made from wheat gluten) last July, and quickly built a following among vegans and omnivores alike for their popcorn bites and subs, which are eerily faithful to their meat counterparts.
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YOKOSUKA (Reuters) - Built to hunt Russian submarines, Canadian frigate HMCS Calgary is instead chasing Japanese and U.S. subs in western Pacific drills as Canada joins other maritime nations in seeking to contain Chinese influence in the Indo Pacific.
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"You could say a product like Netflix which is priced around $10 and has tens of millions of subs(cribers) in the U.S. alone indicates there should be interesting demand at that level of the market," he highlighted.
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And by that I mean it used to be that you created great content, you launched a cable network, you got to 653 or 50 million subs and you had really good content, and you were really successful.
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Netflix told investors that it would add 1.2 million domestic subs in Q2 and another five million outside the U.S.; per RBC analyst Mark Mahaney, Wall Street had expected to see guidance of 974,000 and 4.2 million, respectively.
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New Russian sub-launched missiles, capable of striking across mainland Europe, are a particular concern, but as Lewis said Tuesday, the US is finding that Russian subs are present in areas where the US Navy was once unaccompanied.
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Eight of those nuclear-armed subs are, in fact, assigned to the Northern Fleet, which means about 110 missiles with as many as 500 warheads — the exact numbers remain shrouded in secrecy — are deployed in the Murmansk area.
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Built like a classic key lime pie, with a crumbly, buttery, graham cracker crust and softly whipped cream on top, this genius pie subs fruity tamarind paste in for citrus juice and finds body from sweetened condensed milk.
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As well as the Queen Elizabeth and another huge carrier, which will both be endowed with snazzy American fighter aircraft, the order book includes fresh generations of attack submarines and surface combatants, plus four subs armed with nuclear missiles.
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But equally it's worth noting that more modest nuclear power generation schemes have been out at sea in the past—providing energy on the Panama canal during Word War II and still powering nuclear subs to the present day.
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For Q3:19 guide, we view Street Revenue, Subs, and EPS estimates as reasonable/ bracketable, with strong H2 content slate and tentative evidence of successful price increases likely accelerating Revenue growth and Global Sub Adds, and expanding Operating Margins.
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Armed with tactical missiles and equipped with superior communications capabilities, the Michigan is one of four US Navy subs that began service as a ballistic missile submarine, loaded with nuclear missiles as part of the US strategic nuclear deterrent.
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Inevitably, the beef would end in a ceasefire courtesy of Kanye and the legendary J Prince and for the rest of the summer we'd get several Kanye "You know how the paigon chit-chat goes" subs in its stead.
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Virginia-class attack subs are supposed to be named for states, and all of them are — with the exception of the USS John Warner, a former Republican senator, a Marine, and Secretary of the Navy from 1972 to 1974.
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"We're here to make Miami history, new Miami Subs history, and show the world what you can do when two great brands run parallel, coincide, collide, come together, and take over the world," declares Pitbull in a promotional video.
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Reuters reported last month that the competition was narrowing to a race between Japan and France, with Tokyo playing up its strategic support from Washington and Paris pushing the subs deal more on its merits for Australia's slowing economy.
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"We believe Netflix's core competencies in both content & tech should drive a virtuous circle of greater subs and increased viewing time, broadening its moat for global leadership in SVOD," analyst Eric Sheridan said in a note to clients Wednesday.
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Spoelstra has tried 4.53 different players in the starting lineup this season, but not the Johnsons, whom he usually subs in at the six-minute mark of the first and third quarters and staggers the rest of each half.
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"We saw just yesterday … we had a Russian bomber 60 miles [sic] off the coast of Alaska, operating in one of our ICEX exercises we have where our subs actually pop up out of the ice," Air Force Gen.
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"In the U.S., Netflix in 225 will be comping against a material price increase and a dramatic slowdown in its marketing spend, and Netflix should benefit from an accelerating decline in Linear Paid TV Subs," analyst Mark Mahaney said.
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"The stock pullback post the 2Q subs miss (which we attribute to '13 Reasons Why' and World Cup, as previewed) leaves us with ~20% potential upside from current levels," analyst Matthew Thornton said in a note to clients Thursday.
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Diplomacy was essential to curtail dangerous military practices and, eventually, to achieve deep nuclear arms reductions, such as the 22021 New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (New START), which still permits each side to retain 503 deployed missiles and subs.
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But nuclear power has been put to use on ships and submarines before — and there's actually a history of those subs and boats running on nuclear power getting plugged into electrical grids to power cities and towns on land.
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MikeI got my first ever salary payment and went out and blew the lot on a huge stereo with built-in subs... only to find out it was a monthly pay check, not a weekly one, and I couldn't afford rent.
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However, with the introduction of subscriptions, Facebook says group admins will be able to collect membership fees directly from Facebook, while members will be able to cancel their subs at any time by using the Facebook app on Android or iOS.
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The clip doesn't offer any clues, but Cheryl Blossom (Madelaine Petsch) subs in, rocking the band's signature, leopard-print cat ears to harmonize on a downbeat, flirtatious cover of Kelis' 2003 jam "Milkshake" — performed on the burger joint's roof. (P.
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Subs lift Hawks over Rockets ATLANTA — After being missing in action for the first half of the season, Tim Hardaway Jr. is beginning to show why the Atlanta Hawks were willing to trade a first-round draft pick for him.
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The Pentagon's investment in subs "includes new undersea drones in multiple sizes and diverse payloads that can, importantly, operate in shallow water, where manned submarines cannot", said Mr Carter, who visited a US warship in the South China Sea on Friday.
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Autonomous subs spend a year cruising under Antarctic ice It solves a problem we've seen addressed by other seagoing robots like the Saildrone: that the ocean is very big, and very dangerous — so monitoring it properly is equally big and dangerous.
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Much to the annoyance of hippies, Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn, and the fairly significant proportion of the country who find the notion of mutually assured destruction in some way objectionable, the subs based there are stacked full of nuclear weapons.
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Netflix's US subs fell by 126,000 to 60.1 million paid memberships, down from 60.2 million in the previous quarter — the first time ever that Netflix's domestic sub base has shrunk rather than grown, per the company's Q2 2019 earnings reported Wednesday.
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Critics also say Trident relies too much on a single naval platform (America has air, land and sea options), and that improved ballistic-missile defences and the future use of underwater drones and cyber warfare could threaten the subs' security.
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"We finally got some glimpse into pricing ... to convert Disney's 'gigantic' customer base into subs – with pricing likely to move higher as more and more content is added," Wells Fargo analyst Marci Ryvicker wrote in a note to clients Friday.
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Related: The Hunt for Narco Subs Four suspects who were driving the boat were arrested, but CBP said the craft became "unstable" during the operation and sank — along with around 242,241 pounds of cocaine that was stuffed inside its hull.
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Related: The Hunt for Narco Subs Four suspects who were driving the boat were arrested, but CBP said the craft became "unstable" during the operation and sank — along with around 12,800 pounds of cocaine that was stuffed inside its hull.
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Although nuclear power has been used to fuel military submarines for decades, almost all major reactor incidents on these submarines, which resulted in release of radioactivity and in some cases the death of crew members, occurred on Soviet nuclear subs.
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By taking traditional dishes like chicken adobo and elevating the ingredients—Barkada subs chicken for beef short ribs—the traditional flavors are still the foundation, just reinvented (much like pancit, which was created after China introduced noodles to the Philippines).
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His best work was more memorable than any of the stories that it illustrated, including Arthur J. Burks's "Monsters of Moyen," in which an Eastern warlord deploys a fleet of gigantic submarines and "aero-subs" in an attack against America.
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The nuclear program alone is costing £5 billion a year, or $6.5 billion, about 14 percent of the annual defense budget, with total costs for the new subs estimated at £31 billion to £41 billion, or $303 billion to $53 billion.
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In this Dateline-quality investigation into what he calls "The Great Subway Jalapeño Scandal," Johnson visits four Subway restaurants in the Los Angeles area—via A BIRD SCOOTER, no less—and buys 20 footlong subs that are all topped with jalapeños.
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Tenders can support subs and surface ships, and the visit to the atoll, a major logistics hub during World War II, again shows the Navy is thinking about how it could keep its ships going in a conflict in the Pacific.
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For lunch on Black Friday, which took place around 9 in the morning, Chetan ordered us fancy Italian subs and brought in a tray of baklava, a never-explained pairing that was the culinary highlight of a suburban teen's November.
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Disney is putting a positive spin on this: It says it will sign up 60 million to 90 million subscribers for Disney+ by the end of its 2024 fiscal year (with two-thirds of those subs coming from outside the US).
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Context: Netflix told Wall Street it expects to add at least 4.6 million domestic subscribers in 2017, which would give it some 52 million subs in the U.S. * Comcast is a minority investor in Vox Media, which owns this site.
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Realizing it would have to actually build the extra subs it agreed it wanted, in January 270 the Navy warned Congress that it would need to spend as much as $266 million expanding Electric Boat's manufacturing facility at Quonset Point in Rhode Island.
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Pizzas, coffee, and subs showed up throughout Thursday, and at one point a Caviar delivery guy rolled up on his bike in the midst of the madness and, taken aback by various calamities surrounding him, paused to take in the surreal scene.
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Carli Lloyd: Lloyd, the hero of 2015, leads a group of super-subs that includes Mallory Pugh (also skipped college to turn pro), Samantha Mewis (tallest field player in USWNT history at 5-foot-11) and Christen Press (get to know her).
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While the subscriber will likely weigh on the stock in the short term and pricing power may be in question for now, we still see a strong content strategy and room to add large numbers of international subs as key strengths going forward.
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One model is what one official calls a Russian doll approach — with a mother sub or surface vessel that can then release a series of much smaller drones that could be mines or used to track subs or even launch their own missiles.
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The chain is also rolling out a new carved-turkey sandwich to add to its lighter-fare "Fresh Fit" menu, which includes six-inch subs on whole grain bread that are low in saturated fat and come in at less than 400 calories.
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"Years ago around when the Racist Unpopular Opinion Puffin was starting to take over the sub and they were starting to build a certain reputation, Reddit expanded the default subs from 25 to 50 and dropped AA as a default," wrote u/diiejso.
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Buying big-ticket items like subs would also be a tough sell at home because Tsai has made developing an indigenous defense industry a key policy plank to create jobs and pump up the sluggish economy, currently growing at less than 2 percent.
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"We know that Pop is an unbelievable coach — the ways he draws up plays, the ways he subs, the way he does things — but Billy was pretty much ready for everything the Spurs threw at us," the veteran guard Randy Foye said.
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We scored a jar of home-canned yellowfin tuna recently from a sharpie who fishes and cooks out of East Hampton, N.Y., and have been plotting for days about dinner sandwiches made with the meat, off David Tanis's recipe for Italianate tuna subs.
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A host of airbases, including one in Iceland, and anti-submarine aircraft patrols were supplemented with a line of undersea listening stations — the Sound Surveillance System (SOSUS) — with the aim of preventing Soviet subs from moving downward into the Atlantic Ocean undetected.
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Correct. Any YouTube creator who is looking to build an audience and monetize it now has to hit a certain threshold on their channel in terms of subs, subscribers, as well as watch hours in order to even apply to the Partner Program.
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And in 85033, amid heightened tensions following the DMZ landmine attack, North Korea sortied approximately 70 percent of its submarines, or about 55 subs, from their pens in a show of force as inter-Korean negotiations were ongoing to resolve the crisis.
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The British Royal Air Force found people monitoring radar sometimes missed the blips on their screens that indicated German subs; the self-driving-vehicle developer Waymo reportedly discovered that drivers charged with monitoring its tech from behind the wheel sometimes fell asleep.
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Just to put that in perspective, HBO, over the last five years with 'Game of Thrones' – I think, probably once-in-a-decade kind of hot property to have on paid television – grew 4 million subs over the course of that tenure.
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" J.P. Morgan analysts said India "is becoming a major factor" in Netflix's growth in the continent, and pointed out that Chief Executive Reed Hastings was vocal about an increase in viewing out of Asia, "which has often been followed by strong growth in subs.
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WATCH: Take A Peek Inside the Oldest Restaurant in Cannes Giant Chipotle Cheese Steak at Jersey Mike's Subs Calories Per Person: 1,850 The Dish: A 14-inch sub of grilled steak, melted white American cheese, peppers and onions, all drizzled with spicy chipotle mayo.
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During the past six months, the Pentagon has started to talk publicly about a once-secret program to develop unmanned undersea vehicles, the term given to the drone subs that are becoming part of its plan to deter China from trying to dominate the region.
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By lifting the veil on new technologies such as drone subs, some of which it hopes will be operational by the end of the decade, the Pentagon is trying to deter potential rivals such as China and Russia by pointing to its continuing military superiority.
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During the third quarter of 2019, AT&T dropped a net 1.16 million premium TV video subscribers, including at DirecTV, while its over-the-top AT&T TV Now service dropped 195,000 net customers, for a total net loss of 1.36 million video subs.
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Throw in the cost of attack submarines to protect the nuclear subs and total spending on the nuclear enterprise rises to around £70 billion, or more than $90 billion, over the next decade, said Malcolm Chalmers, deputy director general of RUSI, a military research center.
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In maritime defence, Saab has identified a potential global market to replace 50 submarines over the next 25 years and hopes to win "a fair portion" of that for its A26 stealth subs, Buskhe said, adding this could mean "one, two or even three countries".
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Tammen told USNI News that the surface warfare community is looking into a next-generation land-attack weapon, and the undersea warfare directorate would then look at ways to adapt it to the VPM, giving the Virginia-class subs an alternative to the Tomahawks.
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Instead, it added 850,000 in the U.S. and another 4.45 million outside the U.S. Netflix told investors that it would add 1.25 million domestic subs in Q4 and another 5.05 million outside the U.S.; Wall Street had expected 1.62 million and 4.65 million, respectively.
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So we feel very good about our strategy going forward, both from the standpoint of scaling and acquiring subs, getting those subscribers to spend time on the service, and then creating economics that allow us to drive the revenue and drive ultimate profitability to the business.
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The response that seemed to garner the most disagreement was Huffman's response to the question of why Reddit had not yet banned r/The_Donald, which as you can imagine is a hive of pro-Trump activity but is infamous for its members bullying and trolling other subs.
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Their only New York show, so far, included covers by the UK Subs and Magazine, and their new demo If You See Something, Say Something contains the track "Line of Fire" that sounds like it wouldn't be out of place on an early Hunters and Collectors album.
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"If, in the 24 quarters after hitting 20M subs (which will occur at end of 2020), the int'l streaming business is anywhere close to the market share and margin levels achieved by domestic, then 2020 consensus EPS for Netflix would be ~100% too low," he wrote.
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Related: U.S. navy launches newest Virginia-class sub Unlike other submarines, such as ballistic missile subs, which are geared towards one specific mission, Hunter said submarines such as the New Hampshire are capable of carrying out a wide range of missions, including intelligence and sea control. 5.
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Reestablishing Submarine Group 2 doesn't necessarily mean there will be more subs prowling the Atlantic, but its return is important because the "group is in charge of the movement and the command and control of the ship" before it transitions over to combatant command, Clark said.
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Apple CFO Luca Maestri suggested that additional growth to Apple's overall subscriptions base — now at 420 million subs, of which about 60 million are to Apple Music, as of June — is likely to be fueled by the forthcoming cloud-gaming service Apple Arcade and SVOD Apple TV+.
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Several things we learned from T about HBOMax are bad for NFLX (our view) ... NFLX's price point is too high given the competitive streaming landscape ... We project NFLX will lose 10mm US subs during 2020 unless it offers a service priced below its core $13/month service.
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This is less about pornography and what "we" find acceptable and more about the fact that "we," whether that's a YouTuber with a million subs or an independent game creator, have almost no power when it comes to Steam's seemingly-arbitrary application of policies and procedures.
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In this 1992 cover, Weird Al takes Nirvana to task for the band's indecipherable lyrics, replacing the chorus with "Now I'm mumblin', and I'm screamin' / And I don't know what I'm singin'" and subs in some plain gobbledygook ("It's hard to bargle nawdle zouss") in the verses.
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"Netflix is expanding its distribution relationships with cable operators and telcos globally, international growth is taking off on a concerted strategy to develop local content offerings, and Netflix is beginning to work on ways to reduce password sharing, which could drive even more subs," he wrote.
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They'll be bigger, displacing 10,200 tons compared to 7,800 on the current subs; they'll be longer, 460 feet compared to 377 feet; and they'll have substantial more firepower, with the ability to launch strikes with 20083 Tomahawk cruise missiles, compared to just 12 on the current ships.
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The US sends its super-silent missile subs way, way, way out into the middle of nowhere, far beyond the range of pretty much anything, and then lets them quietly loiter around in the vast, expansive depths, trying very hard to look like another patch of ocean.
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Electric Boat and Newport News are currently producing two attack submarines per year and also preparing to build 216 new ballistic-missile subs at a rate of one per year starting in 703, at which point the Navy had planned to drop to buying just one new SSN annually.
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Disney isn't providing any detail about what has driven pickup for the service, with one caveat: It notes that it converted subscribers to ESPN's existing "Insider" service — which gave hardcore sports fans access to bonus ESPN articles and the like — to ESPN+ subs at the end of August.
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"It's key to understand that you are agreeing to run your business by the standards set by the franchisor," he said, adding, "I liked that Firehouse Subs was streamlined and simple to operate and didn't require fryers and the other, more expensive equipment found in other restaurant concepts."
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The publishers Facebook has reportedly worked with for the tab are doing well on their own: The Wall Street Journal just reported 2.6 million subscribers for Q2, 69% of which are digital, and The New York Times just hit 4.7 million total subs, of which 3.8 million are digital.
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The moderator in question is also a member of popular Gamergate-related subreddits and various political and news subs, but has promoted primarily neutral subreddits like r/pureASOIF (a Game of Thrones-free subreddit for the series the show is based on) since joining the SROTD team in August.
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Gentle reminder that dubbing is actually useful for the visually impaired, dyslexic, and some other disabled,, so while yes it's dumb that an article said subbing is inferior (I prefer subs) some people literally cant rely on subtitles so let's not say things like "dubbing sucks" Sub vs.
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Charles Manning Jr. came off the bench to score 16 points as host LSU handed Maryland-Baltimore County its first loss, 43-50 on Tuesday night in Baton Rouge, La. Manning and the rest of the reserves for the Tigers (3-1) outscored the Retrievers' subs 32-16.
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But it would still provide some safety benefit and save time by obviating the need for a sub to sail into port to get those supplies — and in a conflict in the western Pacific, where China could sortie a lot of subs quickly, timing could make all the difference.
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The news comes from telecom research firm MoffettNathanson, which examined Q3 earnings reports from all the major providers and found the loss of traditional subs hugely outpaced new subscribers and the rise of homegrown over-the-top TV services, such as DirecTV Now and Sling TV (a subsidiary of Dish).
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Markings on what appears to be the battle-damaged cruiser Dmitrii DonskoiImage: Shinil GroupUsing a pair of robotic subs, the Shinil Group captured footage of the sunken ship, revealing extensive damage caused during its encounter with Japanese warships, along with cannons, deck guns, the anchor, and the ship's navigation wheel.
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A channel subscription is something that the streamer can sell that costs $5 a month that gains you access to a special set of emoticons you can use in chat, a special badge next to your name, the ability to speak when the chatroom is put into subs-only mode.
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Since he transformed from Mr. 305 to Mr. Worldwide, Pitbull has promoted the city on his annual Miami New Year's Eve special broadcast on Fox, invested in local tech companies, and purchased a portion of Miami Subs, the local fast food joint where he wrote many of his early lyrics.
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According to signs I see in the GameDay crowd, Alabama's coach, Nick Saban: asks for BBQ sauce at Raising Cane's, subs toast for slaw, eats raw pasta, prefers a nice autumnal mead, makes his gumbo with Jimmy Dean sausage, eats his crawfish with a fork, and puts kale in his gumbo.
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Marvel fans have gotten used to two extra moments at the end of the studio's films: a mid-credits scene and a post-credits teaser, Infinity War drops the mid-credits scene, and subs in a title card, which crumbles to dust in the same way the fallen Avengers did.
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But Richard's mention of the Barents Sea, adjacent to the home of Russia's Northern Fleet and its strategic nuclear forces on the Kola Peninsula, hints an increasing concern among US and NATO forces about Russian subs being able to reach into Europe with their relatively new sub-launched missile capability.
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