Confimed its strategy and its targets at its investor day.
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It deals high damage — especially to larger targets — at close range.
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We're able to engage the targets at the speed of light.
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It will give new targets at its investor day in November.
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There are a number of other soft targets at Mar-a-Lago.
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But the moral panic continued unabated, and again found targets at home.
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This system will allow the U.S. to hold critical Russian targets at risk.
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Freer suggested that there's more than power supply and emissions targets at risk.
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But there are no negotiations with possible targets at the moment, he added.
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Still, for Schwarzman, the fact that there are targets at all is promising.
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His assailants were roaming the streets for high-profile targets at 2 a.m.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The group targets "at-risk" boys in the community.
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But in recent months, Indonesian jihadists appear to have increasingly sought targets at home.
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Testing that targets at-risk children is common across much of the country, however.
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All weapons hit their targets at "very close" to the designated time on target.
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One video he posted on his Facebook page showed him shooting targets at the range.
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Thirty women on a gym mat punch palm-first, striking invisible targets at shoulder level.
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Does that make them legitimate targets at any time, because they're affiliated with the military?
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Brees, 38, displays his pinpoint accuracy by hitting both moving and stationary targets at all angles.
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Rosenfeld said it would not be smart to announce new mid-term targets at the moment.
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The targeting instruments aboard the gunship are typically calibrated to pinpoint targets at relatively short distances.
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Puma made the announcement as it issued new medium-term targets at a capital markets day.
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Six days later, the US and allies launched strikes against targets at three sites in Syria.
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Operations resembling call-centres conduct detailed background research, compose scripts and work several targets at a time.
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It quoted Hatami as saying the missile had successfully hit targets at a distance of 1,200 km.
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For 2016 as a whole, it targets at least 7403 deliveries, up 2.4 percent from last year.
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The players Jackson did sign — mainly Afflalo, Robin Lopez and Derrick Williams — were secondary targets, at best.
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For the most part, Israel has been able to strike Syrian, Iranian and Hezbollah targets at will.
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Inflation, which the BoC targets at 2%, has remained steady and is not set to pick up.
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Black people, who know they could become targets at any moment, attempt to go about their lives.
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The group, which it said consisted of 5 people, told Business Insider it chooses its targets at random.
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One is investigative work, which consistently focuses on competitive targets at the center of professional and organized sports.
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Finally, a ground launched cruise missiles could be used to hold both land and sea targets at risk.
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Artificial intelligence will aggregate learnings to rapidly help find druggable protein targets at a pace never seen before.
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The militants have frequently targeted government officials and lawmakers and vowed to attack Western targets at home and abroad.
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Despite this short-term behavior, the long-term outlook for oil is bullish with medium term targets at $58.
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As American activist funds jostle to find targets at home, some are seeking less well-trodden hunting grounds abroad.
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But it lets armed forces operate as they do in conventional war zones and hit terrorist targets at will.
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Hunter operations utilize the very high quality thermal optical camera on the robot to find ISIS targets at night.
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Lasers are invisible to the naked eye and can destroy targets at the speed of light with unmatched precision.
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And rather than just focusing on one target, with CRISPR, breeders could tackle multiple targets at the same time.
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Japan's military will get new air and ground missiles able to hit shipping and land targets at greater ranges.
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" Putin claimed Avangard is capable of reaching targets at 20 times the speed of sound and strikes "like a fireball.
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That represents a planned upgrade of an existing Army missile that can strike targets at distances of about 186 miles.
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Broadbent said he did not recall Rogberg raising any concerns about profit targets at an August meeting of the committee.
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Some hackers have dozens of targets at a time, according to screenshots of control panels shared in the group chat.
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A new website called OurStates is arming people with tangible steps to fight local legislation that targets at-risk communities.
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Dr. Mackall said a new T-cell treatment that attacks both targets at once is already being tested at Stanford.
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Ordinary Mexicans, once bystanders to the conflict, became its targets at a moment when the state had left them vulnerable.
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Snipers train hard to be able to put fire on targets at incredible distances, and to disappear in any environment.
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The system is cued by radar technology that's capable of picking out targets at least 1,000 kilometers (600 miles) away.
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The Flight III Destroyers will be able to see and destroy a much wider range of enemy targets at farther distances.
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"The three were working together to plot and facilitate attacks against Western targets at the time of the strike," Cook said.
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He said the bank would give a further update on profit targets at its full year press conference in early 2019.
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Inflation, which the Bank of England targets at 2.0%, is expected to average 1.9% this year and around target next year.
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DA Davidson has one of the highest price targets at $78 and Susquehanna Financial Group one of the lowest at $57.
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He said the bank would give a further update on profit targets at its full-year news conference in early 2019.
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Morningstar Equity Research has one of the highest price targets at $26 and Deutsche Bank one of the lowest at $15.
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Russian intelligence officers lure unsuspecting targets into compromising themselves, then document or record the act to blackmail targets at a later date.
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The long-term outlook for NYMEX oil remains bullish with initial targets at $58 and medium term targets near $583 and $72.
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Tasnim said the missile, called the Hormuz 2, could destroy moving targets at sea at ranges up to 300 km (180 miles).
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But thanks in part to the packages being intercepted before reaching their targets, at least investigators will have something to go on.
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The pesky buggers swarm and feast as thirstily as their targets at backyard bashes in Brooklyn or outdoor fetes in the Hamptons.
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He is expected to reveal a series of multi-year financial targets at the company's first ever investor day later this month.
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The Long Bay has Marines engage targets at 200 yards, 300 yards and 500 yards from the prone, standing and kneeling positions.
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With such capabilities, cruise missiles could be launched from many locations at once and could be detonated on numerous targets at once.
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Colsaerts knows it is early days in his efforts to recapture former glories and wants to keep his targets at an attainable level.
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They hit targets at training grounds in the northern Arkhangelsk region and on the Kamchatka Peninsula in Russia's Far East, the ministry said.
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Lasers hit their targets at the speed of light, have an unlimited supply of ammunition and cost less than a dollar a shot.
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This means that the aircraft carrier can now engage a lot more targets at the same time, using the same number of aircraft.
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It has carried out attacks against diverse targets at home -- killing international aid workers, journalists, civilian leaders and peacekeepers -- as well as abroad.
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Although venture capitalists and private equity firms have sold into the exuberance, they have been struggling to find new targets at reasonable prices.
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So you can easily take down two targets at once, as long as they're standing right next to each other—it could happen!
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"It takes two to carry out a (transformational) deal and it is not easy to find targets at reasonable prices nowadays," Battista said.
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"Massive demonstrations" would be organized, Michael Moore would make a negative documentary and "a team of trackers" would stake out targets at events.
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" Putin claimed Avangard was capable of reaching targets at a speed of 20 times the speed of sound and strikes "like a fireball.
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The unusual trajectories of these missiles would allow them to approach their targets at roughly 12 to 50 miles above the earth's surface.
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Here are some of the main factors that may affect Swiss stocks: The Swiss insurer confirmed its 2019 targets at an investor day.
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The U.S. and its allies blamed President Bashar al-Assad for the attack and launched punitive airstrikes against government targets at the time.
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Russian medium-range theater ballistic missiles, such as the RS-26 Rubezh, have demonstrated an ability to hit targets at ranges up to 5,800km.
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It had targeted production of around 1,500 cars in total during Q3, so it's way behind its own previous internal targets at this stage.
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Designed to track insurgents, it has nine camera sensors that can both monitor entire cities and zoom in on multiple moving targets at once.
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Toronto-based New Gold has struggled to hit production targets at its flagship Rainy River mine, its biggest, in Ontario and faces debt pressure.
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M1A2 Abrams main battle tank crews engage targets at a joint live-fire exercise at Mohamed Naguib Military Base in Egypt on September 20.
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PAC-3 Patriot missile batteries represent a last line of defense against warheads that can plunge to their targets at several kilometers per second.
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"Borje (Ekholm) continues to set targets at a level where it's basically impossible not to exceed them," Cevian managing partner Christer Gardell told Reuters.
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President Trump lobbed a series of crass and false attacks at some of his favorite targets at his Minneapolis rally Thursday night: Minnesota Rep.
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"They were working together to plot and facilitate attacks on Western targets at the time of the strike," Pentagon spokesman Captain Jeff Davis told reporters.
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Rather than having several seconds to scan their targets at leisure, as airport systems do, missiles will need to scan, recognise and act in milliseconds.
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Goldman set its index targets at 395, 400 and 430 on a three-, six- and 12-month basis, down from 420, 420 and 425 previously.
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The higher end of those ranges are not internal revenue figures, according to the deck: they are based on bullish sales targets at the company.
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The ability of trispecific antibodies to hit three targets at once might also make them useful in fighting cancer, other infectious diseases and autoimmune diseases.
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Italy's coalition government is due to deliver Rome's latest economic growth and public finance targets at the end of the month, before the full budget.
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He left the FBI last year and has been a public defender of a number of GOP targets at the FBI, including McCabe and Strzok.
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Nike led advancers on the Dow, rising 3.4 percent to add to its Wednesday gains after the company raised growth targets at its investor day.
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The system is capable of firing missiles at six different targets at once, and has a reach as far as 120 miles, according to Bloomberg.
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Such missiles were capable of hitting targets at a distance of up to 4,500 kilometers (2,800 miles) and could carry nuclear warheads, the ministry added.
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" Putin claimed the hypersonic glide vehicle, dubbed Avangard, was capable of reaching targets at 20 times the speed of sound and strikes "like a fireball.
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The Taliban's repeated assaults on well-protected targets at the heart of the capital have added to the pressure on the already burdened security forces.
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Hypersonic weapons close in on their targets at a minimum speed of Mach 5, five times the speed of sound or 3,836.4 miles an hour.
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China's coal expansion puts its own climate targets at risk, though, according to a recent study partly written by the government-backed Energy Research Institute.
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Under the terms of the bailout agreed with the European Commission, Monte dei Paschi must meet given targets at set deadlines or adopt offsetting measures.
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More chillingly, a swarm of Perdixes—each fitted with a tiny warhead—could strike potentially hundreds of targets at a time in a small area.
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Compared with U.S. systems, the Russian-made S-400 is capable of engaging a wider array of targets, at longer ranges and against multiple threats simultaneously.
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BNP updated its 2020 targets at the end of 2018, after facing some challenges that led to a 3% year-on-year drop in net income.
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Not a single respondent had 3 percent or higher for U.S. core PCE inflation, the measure the Fed targets at 0.13 percent, this year or next.
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But in Pennsylvania and Maryland, with their more intricate systems for awarding delegates, are poised to at least give Cruz some targets at which to shoot.
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This time, they used pig's blood, soaking sponges in the stuff before firing guns of various calibers at those targets at a local police firing range.
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In an actual phishing attack, the replies could have given the sender a chance to more aggressively put their targets at ease and lure them in.
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Tsipras, who faces a confidence vote on Friday, said the new handouts were not expected to put the country's fiscal achievements or annual targets at risk.
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As military defeat became inevitable, the group quietly shifted from encouraging Western recruits to travel to Syria toward telling them instead to attack targets at home.
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But inflation, which the ECB targets at close to but just under 2 percent and was last reported at 1.3 percent, is not about to accelerate.
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European Environment Agency said last year the bloc's shift toward renewable energy was slowing, putting its ability to meet its 2020 and 2030 targets at risk.
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A 30-year GE veteran, Flannery is due to present the strategic changes and new financial targets at an investor meeting in New York on Monday.
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A hack of more immediate concern: The Russia-affiliated hacker group 'Fancy Bear' has been observed using a leaked NSA exploit to spy on targets at hotels.
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The S-400 is viewed as the best missile available for engaging targets at longer distances, able to track and destroy stealth bombers, aircraft and cruise missiles.
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Hernández said Antofagasta would monitor opportunities after buying a 50 percent stake in Barrick Gold's Zaldívar mine last year, but there were no attractive targets at present.
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And some buyers capitalized on the volatility by buying their prized targets at depressed prices, such as TransCanada's decision to buy Columbia Pipeline Group for $10.2 billion.
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Those operations will also include a number of upgrades to the Thunderbolt, including a new bomb that should allow it to go after multiple targets at once.
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It turns out that a mysterious recent spike in global methane levels that's putting climate targets at risk may be coming from US oil and gas fracking.
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The Tor is among the most modern air-defense systems Iran has, Duitsman said, and can attack two targets at once with up to two missiles each.
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Virginia Kice, a spokeswoman for Immigration and Customs Enforcement, said, "While ICE does arrest targets at courthouses, generally it's only after investigating officers have exhausted other options."
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Higher monetary growth targets at the March National People's Congress and official pronouncements show a policy focus on stabilising near-term growth at around the 6.5% target.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australian Olympic Committee President John Coates has backed Ian Thorpe's call for an end to medal targets at the Games to ease the pressure on athletes.
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S&P Global Market Intelligence found that Trump's tweets do affect the way markets perceive the credit quality of companies he targets, at least in the short term.
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Automated sensor technology can, among many things, help identify and track multiple targets at once - such as attacks from enemy drones, artillery or armored vehicles at one time.
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Many Japanese companies are organizing their monthly finances and looking to hit sales targets at the end of the month; a shorter day has only made people busier.
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That, some argue, makes them prime targets at a time when governments are grasping for revenue to fill budget deficits and trying to address populist concerns about inequality.
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By setting targets at the aggregate level, rather than at the level of individual power plants, the plan gave states maximum flexibility (something conservatives are alleged to support).
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Analysts have said that German firm Uniper's Swedish hydro power assets might be of interest to Fortum, but Lundmark declined to name any specific targets at the time.
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The group, which presented the new set of targets at an investors event in London, said Orange Bank aimed to have 4 million customers in Europe by then.
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In "The Business of Books," his 113 polemic against the consolidation of the publishing industry, the longtime Pantheon editor André Schiffrin denounces escalating profit targets at mainstream houses.
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China, Russia, and the US are are starting to invest heavily in producing hypersonic weapons — projectiles that zoom to their targets at Mach 5 and evade air defenses.
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By setting targets at the aggregate level, rather than at the level of individual power plants, the CPP gave states maximum flexibility (something conservatives ostensibly support in general).
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After three weeks of training in Vietnam, he told Sports Illustrated, his snipers were hitting their targets at 600 meters with the first shot from their M-14s.
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The recent attack against Saudi oil facilities would represent a major improvement in the Houthis' ability to accurately hit targets at a much greater distance than previously demonstrated.
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Compared with U.S. systems, the Russian-made S-4003 is believed to be capable of engaging a wider array of targets, at longer ranges and against multiple threats simultaneously.
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The euro was slightly weaker against the dollar on Wednesday, in choppy trading, on reports suggesting the European Central Bank would lower its inflation targets at Thursday's policy announcement.
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The suspect, an American military veteran, aimed for "multiple targets" at several locations in Southern California, including Huntington Beach, the port of Long Beach and the Santa Monica Pier.
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However, it didn't really offer an alternative to what it was insulting; nor was it distinctly better than its targets at the things it made fun of them for.
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The White House, officials said, is trying to negotiate an understanding with Mr. Netanyahu that would do that, but would avoid explicit geographic or numeric targets, at least publicly.
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Wells Fargo said the bear case for Under Armour has "run out of steam" and that management is likely to lay out bullish sales and margin targets at that meeting.
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At the time, Putin claimed the weapon was capable of reaching targets at a speed of 20 times the speed of sound and that it was already in serial production.
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To shore up confidence, Mr Redrado calls for the president to establish a "council for macroeconomic stability", which would set inflation and growth targets at least two years in advance.
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AXA earlier confirmed its earnings per share and cashflow targets at the investors' day, drawing a muted response from the market, with AXA shares down 0.9 percent by 1430 GMT.
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For example, the Aegis combat system installed aboard U.S. Navy guided-missile cruisers and destroyers uses "phased-array" radar to detect and track surface and air targets at long range.
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BERLIN, Sept 26 (Reuters) - Volkswagen's VW brand said on Thursday it had increased productivity, cut costs and was on course to achieving carbon cutting targets at the German carmaker's factories.
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When asked in recent Reuters polls, economists have also become skeptical about the ECB's ability to influence inflation, which the central bank targets at close to but just below 2%.
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Mr. Guterres is hosting world leaders at a climate summit at United Nations headquarters in September and leaning on many of them to announce more ambitious targets at his meeting.
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Still, these were bad bugs, especially the one that gave him access to the bug-tracking platform, which could have provided hackers with a list of vulnerable targets at Google.
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A Mk 248 torpedo is 27 inches in diameter and weighs 248,27 pounds; it can destroy targets at ranges out to five miles and travels at speeds greater than 22006 knots.
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Russia's defense ministry says the S-400 systems, known as "Triumph", can bring down airborne targets at a range of 400 kilometers and ballistic missiles at a range of 60 kilometers.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French renewables lobby SER said on Thursday it plans to argue for a major boost to offshore wind power targets at a review of government energy policy on Friday.
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Valeant's indebtedness stems from the serial acquisition of sometimes mediocre assets at inflated prices, partly in a quest by senior executives to achieve aggressive targets – at any cost, it now seems.
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Lohscheller said labor representatives did not offer any concrete proposal on how to reach productivity targets at the Eisenach plant, one of its three main German sites, which employs 1,800 workers.
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Organizations like ISIS and al-Qaeda, which seek to strike multiple targets at once in order to appear more global in reach, may find it tempting to attack a Trump resort.
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Harry visited the Double Jab Amateur Boxing Club, which specifically targets at-risk kids in the community, as part of his push to highlight the power of sport in helping vulnerable youth.
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Tannerite is made by combining ammonium nitrate and aluminum powder, is frequently used in exploding targets at firearms ranges and has rarely been used in improvised explosive devices in the United States.
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"Firstly, jurisdictions that set themselves ambitious climate targets tend to achieve them or, if not, the failure to achieve interim targets at least creates strong political pressure to correct course," they write.
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Virginia-class submarines The budget provides $28 billion for two of the nuclear-powered attack submarines, which can carry Tomahawk missiles to hit land targets and MK2370 torpedoes for targets at sea.
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In the exercise, the first batch of planes shared intelligence with the second, which were then sent to search and gather information about a group of targets at sea, the report said.
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American military officials said 59 Tomahawk cruise missiles had struck their targets at the airfield, destroying 20 to 25 aircraft: roughly 20 percent of the Seventh Wing of the Syrian Air Force.
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"Ask any of the people who were targets at that time, retweeting helped them get a false picture of a person out there faster than they could respond," he told BuzzFeed News.
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As President Donald Trump escalates his war of words with Fox News, one of his favorite targets at the network — Shepard Smith, the managing editor for breaking news and the 3 p.m.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Hyundai Motor's South Korean labor union staged its first full nationwide strike in 12 years on Monday over stalled wage talks, putting the automaker's earnings and sales targets at risk.
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In April, the US, UK and France launched strikes against targets at three sites in Syria, in retaliation for an alleged chemical weapons attack on civilians in the Damascus enclave of Douma.
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This is especially useful for characters with ranged attacks — say, someone who's good at shooting a bow — as you can line up shots just right in order to hit multiple targets at once.
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The two agencies have been moving forward on revisions expected to freeze mileage targets at 2021 levels, well short of the 54.5 mile per gallon average set in place during the Obama administration.
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Touted by manufacturer Lockheed-Martin as "the world's most advanced combat system," Aegis can track more than 100 targets at a time and is the only naval system capable of intercepting ballistic missiles.
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Netflix signed up 22017 million new subscribers globally, far more than the 21.7 million analysts had expected, according to research firm FactSet, beating targets at home and abroad even as it raised prices.
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It will improve our ability to hold critical Russian targets at risk several thousand kilometers inside Russia's borders, offsetting the deep-strike capability Russia has gained through deploying the illegal intermediate-range GLCM.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Heavy air strikes hit Houthi targets at Sanaa International Airport and Al Delmi air base north of the Yemeni capital, Yemen national military website said late Monday on its Telegram channel.
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That means in the case of a hypothetical atomic war, German pilots would load their aircraft with US nuclear bombs and drop them on their intended targets at the behest of the alliance.
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The "preferred option" in the administration's proposal, to be issued by the EPA and the U.S. Department of Transportation, would freeze the Obama fuel efficiency targets at 2020 levels, requiring no further improvement.
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The old approach waited until much later — after swarms of warheads had been released, had traveled thousands of miles and were racing toward targets at speeds in excess of four miles a second.
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"The APKWS rocket used its inert Mk152 high explosive warheads and Mk149 flechette warheads to directly hit and destroy the targets at ranges of 2km-4km and validated its maritime capability," the report writes.
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Two new missions are approaching their targets at this very moment—NASA's OSIRIS-REx is nearing the asteroid Bennu, while Japan's Hayabusa2, the followup to Hayabusa, arrived in orbit around asteroid Ryugu last week.
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The Army is fast-tracking an emerging program to engineer a longer-range artillery cannon able to out range enemy ground forces by hitting targets at more than twice the distance of existing artillery.
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DE) said it planned cost cuts worth at least 100 million euros ($13 million) to meet financial targets at its troubled unit that engineers industrial plants and builds ships, despite early signs of improvement.
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The hardline America First agenda and the more moderate positions preferred by Kushner's camp are both targets at times for the traditional, GOP establishment camp headed by White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus.
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Bush and Scouler were "generals" at the top of the organization encouraging those under their control to record income before it had been earned in order to deliver unrealistic margin targets "at all costs".
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Yellen and her colleagues also say the Fed can best achieve its twin mandate of price stability, which it targets at 2 percent inflation, and maximum sustainable employment when free of short-term political interference.
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Designated as a foreign terrorist organization by the US in 2008, Al-Shabaab has carried out attacks against diverse targets at home -- killing international aid workers, journalists, civilian leaders and peacekeepers -- as well as abroad.
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The indictment targets at least 21 people who are accused of violent acts in the name of the gang that includes murder of rivals and anyone cooperating with or perceived as cooperating with law enforcement.
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The independent Institute for Fiscal Studies has warned about the risk of employers, especially in the public sector, rebadging existing training as apprenticeships in a rush to meet targets at the expense of quality instruction.
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Rather than piecemeal improvements over time (or as needed to hit certain quarterly targets), AT&T should undertake a bottom-up review of its cost structure and begin executing against a multi-year improvement plan.
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Steve ScaliseStephen (Steve) Joseph ScaliseThis week: House eyes vote on emergency coronavirus funding Sanders, socialism emerge as top targets at CPAC The Hill's Campaign Report: Sanders top target at CPAC MORE (R-La.) told reporters.
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The Wall Street Journal reported Thursday night that the White House is backing away from a plan to freeze tailpipe-emissions targets at current levels and is now considering requiring a 1.5% annual reduction instead.
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In the Short Bay, Marines engage a series of stationary and moving targets at 100 yards from standing and kneeling positions as well as targets moving from 25 to 15 yards from the standing position.
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Though Aegis is touted as being able to track more than 100 targets at one time, and has passed repeated tests, according to the US Navy, it has never taken out a ballistic missile in combat.
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Though Aegis is touted as being able to track more than 100 targets at one time, and has passed repeated tests, according to the US Navy, it has never taken out a ballistic missile in combat.
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Inflation, which the ECB targets at just below 2%, is forecast to average 1.3% this year and is not expected to hit the target at any time in the forecast horizon which runs through to 2021.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Germany, France and Britain pressed the European Union for more ambitious greenhouse gas targets at a meeting of environment ministers on Friday, clashing with the EU executive and several eastern and central European states.
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There are only a handful of launch sites that can handle the rocket, so it wouldn't be hard for the US or South Korea to take out all of those vulnerable targets at a moment's notice.
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"The tests at White Sands against aerial targets validated our lethality models and replicated the results we've seen against static targets at our own test range," said Keoki Jackson, Lockheed Martin's Chief Technology Officer in a statement.
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Belgium's liberal Prime Minister Charles Michel called the march "a formidable success" and promised to defend "ambitious targets" at the two week-long U.N. climate change summit which opened on Sunday in the Polish city of Katowice.
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The deal, which was announced by the companies late on Thursday, values the two targets at roughly S$1.83 billion ($1.3 billion) in one of the biggest property takeover deals in the city state in recent years.
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Chen added that if dollar/yen is able to maintain above 114.00 yen, strong upside momentum for the dollar and a lagging yen could push the pair towards its next major resistance targets at 116.00 and 118.00.
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The response to Khashoggi's killing has been soft, or has at least avoided direct targets at the Crown Prince, in what has become a particularly dark and dangerous time for journalists in many parts of the world.
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Moscow has always feared the American missile defense program because it gives the United States the advantage of eliminating both Russia's first- and second-strike capabilities while preserving its own ability to strike Russia targets at will.
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In both cases, spotters recorded Russian Air Force jets in the skies at the time of the strike, and Russian pilots can be heard in radio transmissions "working" their targets at the times the strikes were reported.
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"The U.S. is pretty much on target to reach its (climate) targets at least in the short-term - the market is driving this," said McCarthy, who ran the EPA under Trump's predecessor Barack Obama from 2013-2017.
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Chile can go home across the Andes, defeated not by two hours of soccer, but by the lottery of shootouts that have their proper place alongside fairground games such as knocking over targets at a dozen paces.
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NEW YORK, Feb 25 (Reuters) - JPMorgan Chase & Co executives are unlikely to provide new financial targets at the bank's annual investor day on Tuesday, and instead will use the forum to showcase a clean-energy initiative, analysts said.
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If the defense contractor's breakout is jeopardized by Wall Street's reaction to its earnings report, Collins said the stock would continue to trade in a range of $196 to $204, with potential downside targets at $200 and $196.
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The bank decided Thursday to keep interest rates at the record low level of 21.8 percent and maintan its quantitative easing (QE) purchase targets at up to £21.6 billion for corporate bonds and £22 billion for U.K. government bonds.
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The Bundesbank estimates this increase will not be enough to allow the German government to keep state pensions at the level it targets - at least 43 percent of the average income, from the 2050s due to people living longer.
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Yielding to regulatory demands, all major Italian banks raised their bad loan reduction targets at the end of last year, stepping up writedowns under a favorable phase-in regime linked to a new accounting rule kicking in this year.
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Pentagon officials are also concerned that Russia will use the targeting data to learn more about how American forces identify and attack targets, at a time when forces from the two countries are often near one another around Europe.
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Moreover, Pentagon officials are concerned that Russia will use the targeting data to learn more about how American forces identify and attack targets, at a moment when forces from the two countries are often in close proximity around Europe.
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Nigeria is considered an important political and economic partner for the United States, but some are critical of the sale due to accusations that the Nigerian air force has bombed civilian targets at least three times in recent years.
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"At the organizational level, deepfakes will also be used to impersonate high-level targets at organizations to scam employees by transferring funds into fraudulent accounts," Alvin Rodrigues, senior director and security strategist for Asia Pacific at Forcepoint, told CNBC.
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Police have never used the cannon since two were bought in the wake of pro-democracy protests in 2014, but Monday's demonstration used one to blast at dummy targets at a training facility as tactics on both sides harden and shift.
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"Initially we had assumed there would be a quicker pick-up in interest rates but we don't see a problem with our targets at present because we've been actually taken by surprise by how fast we can grow," he said.
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The Ababeel missile can reach targets at a range of 2,200 km (1367 miles), over three times the distance between Islamabad and New Delhi, capital of Pakistan's rival, and was heralded in an army statement as a way of "enforcing deterrence".
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At a review on Tuesday, officials kept the economic growth targets at 6.5-7.5 percent for the coming year and 7-8 percent for 2018, even as they forecast the peso to weaken against the dollar over the next two years.
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During testing, the laser was directed by the Phalanx CIWS (Close-in Weapon System) Fire Control Radar and successfully hit targets mounted aboard a speeding small boat, a Scan Eagle Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) and other moving targets at sea.
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In the Pentagon's latest rulebook, it lets armed forces operate as they do in conventional war zones and hit terrorist targets at will in places designated "areas of active hostilities", including parts of Yemen, Pakistan and Niger, and all of Somalia.
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Milan-based Versace, known for its bold designs and its Medusa head logo, was one of a clutch of family-owned Italian brands cited as attractive targets at a time when the luxury industry is riding high on strong demand from China.
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"The magnitude of monetary easing and a possible speeding up of its pace will depend on a favorable evolution of factors that allow greater confidence on meeting the inflation targets at the relevant horizon for the conduct of monetary policy," the bank said.
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Sika, whose products include adhesives for the construction and automobile industries, is currently in talks with "one or two" targets at present, Schuler said, and would look at deals in the 300 million to 500 million Swiss franc price range, he said.
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The Tor-M2DT missile system — which is capable of detecting up to 40 moving aerial targets at a range of roughly 9 miles and altitudes of up to 39,000 feet — was specifically developed as a core part of Russia's Arctic defense system.
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If finalized the proposal by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) to freeze fuel-economy targets at 2020 levels through 2026 is good news for anyone concerned about consumer choice, vehicle affordability, and highway safety.
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Versace, known for its bold and glamorous designs and its Medusa head logo, is one of a clutch of family-owned Italian brands cited as attractive targets at a time when the luxury industry is riding high on strong demand from China.
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Versace, known for its bold and glamorous designs and its Medusa head logo, was one of a clutch of family-owned Italian brands cited as attractive targets at a time when the luxury industry is riding high on strong demand from China.
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Already there are signs that some of the 4003,500 Tunisians who have gone abroad, according to United Nations estimates, are seeking new targets at home and in Europe, where Tunisians have been implicated in several recent terrorist cases in France and Germany.
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But the company is under the spotlight for having so far failed to meet job-creation targets at another facility in Wisconsin unveiled at a White House ceremony in 2017 and cited by Trump as proof that he was reviving American manufacturing.
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The bank voted unanimously in its February meeting to keep interest rates at the record low level of 27 percent and keep its quantitative easing (QE) purchase targets at up to £23 billion ($12.6 billion) for corporate bonds and £435 billion for U.K. government bonds.
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Washington (CNN)The US, UK and France launched strikes against targets at three sites in Syria in the early hours of Saturday morning, following a week of threats of retaliation for an alleged chemical weapons attack on civilians in the Damascus enclave of Douma.
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They are designed as targets at which to throw weighted balls, for an exercise that may be used as a way to gain entry to the Death Star, or as bull's-eyes for the boulder supposedly crushing class members in an Indiana Jones workout.
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KKR, a global investment firm with more than $131 billion in assets under management, invests in Africa with its European private equity fund and targets at least $125 million in equity but more typically between $200 and $250 million, according to sources close to the firm.
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KELLY EVANS: But it sounds like what you're saying is that your fund itself may or may not be that much larger but the targets could 'cause there could be a lot of better targets at the bigger companies that you kind of just alluded to.
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ANKARA, June 3 (Reuters) - Turkish Finance Minister Berat Albayrak said on Monday that the falling trend in inflation continued after consumer prices eased to a less-than-expected 18.71% in May, and added that Turkey will hopefully achieve its targets at the end of the year.
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The least costly improvements are for the United States to help Taiwan upgrade the remainder of its fourth-generation fighter fleet, to include more powerful, cost-effective engines, Active Electronically Scanned Array radars and better missiles, which dramatically increase the ability to simultaneously eliminate multiple targets at greater ranges.
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The company, which announced plans to invest 1.8 billion pounds ($2.3 billion) in a five-year turnaround programme in May, said it was investing more ahead of the general election next month and Christmas to try to ensure it hits service targets at the busiest time of the year.
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This would give the Russians a better chance of shooting down US missiles than in April 2018 when Russia was unsuccessful after the US, UK and France launched strikes against targets at three sites after an alleged chemical weapons attack on civilians in the Damascus enclave of Douma.
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"Right now, on the targets at the 500 for that B-Modified silhouette I can hit the individual in the shoulder, and I get max points; I can hit them right on the edges and as long as I am hitting black, I am getting max points," Viggiani said.
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The American threat to withdraw from the Intermediate Nuclear Forces Treaty, which prohibits possession of missiles capable of striking targets at ranges from about 300 to 3,400 miles, will have similar consequences for humanity if it is also executed in spite of warnings and without considering the consequences.
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The stock, which has shed over 60 percent of its value since it cut its sales and earnings growth targets at the start of September, fell as much as 10.6 percent on Wednesday to 13 euros by 1025 GMT, less than a third of the price it listed at last year.
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All of them were the targets at one time or another of Ms. Caruana Galizia's relentless probing of the underbelly of the European Union's smallest country, a nation that boasts Europe's fastest growing economy but has been hit by six car bombings in the past two years, all of them unsolved.
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Read more: Russia's new high-altitude drone just flew for the first time, and they want to arm it with one ton of bombsThe missile's guidance and sensor systems allow it to "detect and track moving or stationary targets at any time of day and in challenging weather conditions," according to the release.
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Gizmodo said it did not respond to Comey or Gingrich's emails, adding that if it were a real phishing attempt, "the replies could have given the sender a chance to more aggressively put their targets at ease and lure them in," and make their emails and personal information susceptible to the hackers.
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Lori J. Robinson, head of the Pentagon's Northern Command, which is charged with defending American territory, said at a conference in Washington last week that one emerging conclusion involved Russia's "ability to hold targets at risk at ranges that we're not used to," apparently referring to Moscow's arsenal of medium- and long-range missiles.
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Immigration needed to hit growth targets At a conference on immigration reform held by the pro-market Reason Foundation on Monday, Hoover Institution fellow Tim Kane gave a presentation saying that immigration reform -- done to keep up the legal flow of immigrants into this country -- would be essential if Trump wants to meet his economic goals otherwise.
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"Multi-function" Sensors for the Bradley & NGCV Conceptual focus in this area is to use what Army weapons developers call "multi-function" sensors which not only help vehicle crews find and destroy enemy targets at greater distances - but also simultaneously provide 360-degree cameras around the exterior of a vehicle to more quickly locate threats or enemy attacks.
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It does, however, note that the drones should have sensors "that enable the crew to covertly detect, identify and track targets (at least as small as humans with weapons.)" While it's not clear which model of drone Canada is looking to buy, it's clear that it wants it to be interoperable with America's drone warfare program.
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"We need 9 percent of all new cars to be ultra-low emission vehicles by 2020 if we're going to meet our climate change targets at the lowest cost to the public but the (government's) forecasts show it will get only around half way to this target," Mary Creagh, chair of the committee, said in a statement.
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Delphine Meillet, a lawyer representing Mr. Le Drian, said on Tuesday in an interview with France Inter radio that the scammers were preying upon their targets at a time when fears about terrorism were particularly acute, after a string of deadly attacks in France and the rise of terrorist groups profiting from the war in Syria.
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"Look at what Bernie Sanders and others on the Democratic side are talking about," House Minority Whip Steve ScaliseStephen (Steve) Joseph ScaliseThis week: House eyes vote on emergency coronavirus funding Sanders, socialism emerge as top targets at CPAC The Hill's Campaign Report: Sanders top target at CPAC MORE (R-La.) said in a speech to a crowd gathered at the conference.
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"I believe that signals indicating one country making a cyber operation against targets at another country, together with the subsequent signals coming from sources in another country confirming such operations would be an unprecedented event in the history of 'cyber conflicts,'" Dr. Lukasz Olejnik, an independent cybersecurity and privacy researcher and advisor, and research associate at Center for Technology and Global Affairs of Oxford University, told Gizmodo via email.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Democrats worried by Jeremy Corbyn's UK rise amid anti-Semitism Warren, Buttigieg duke it out in sprint to 2020 MORE mocked former FBI agent Peter Strzok and former FBI lawyer Lisa Page, two frequent targets, at a Hershey, Pa., rally Tuesday evening shortly after the release of a long-awaited Justice Department inspector general report.
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The diplomatic cables leaked by Manning upset America's relations with countries all over the world and made some nations reluctant to share intelligence information with the U.S. In 2013, Edward Snowden, who was in close contact with WikiLeaks, leaked documents whose exposure may have been even more damaging to the U.S. While Snowden was in Moscow where he was granted asylum, stories based on documents he stole revealed details of the NSA's cooperation with Britain, intelligence operations against China and the fact that the NSA targets at least 122 world leaders, including the German Chancellor Angela Merkel and the Brazilian President Dilma Roussef.
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