"You know, use the time to the max and live to the max, because there's very little bit of that that you get."
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Right now the downtown scene is reggaeton to the max.
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This is contrast and desaturation being cranked to the max.
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Now, Steph has developed his shooting abilities to the max.
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We're just trying to push this envelope to the max.
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He was fun and funny and self-confident to the max.
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If this happened to your phone, it's frustrating to the max.
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Very happy that our music is still flowing to the max!
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Hobbesian to the max, "Blood Father" is unwaveringly nasty and brutish.
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If we load both trucks to the max, electric still wins.
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"We wanted our guests to enjoy themselves to the max," she added.
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Pushing Makeup To The Max Working with Hailey is all about trust.
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Janice Litman-Goralnik looked '90s to the max in her series debut.
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Check out Beach Club's other pins—they're Californiano to the max, bro.
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His first name is fitting: Scherzer defines strike throwing, to the max.
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So Oculus will be Facebook-i-fied to the max, I guess.
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Their poses are orchestrated to the max — everyone is flying, crashing, charging, recoiling.
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I otherwise agree: Load both to the max and the highest torque wins.
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MCAS is unique to the Max jets, and isn't present in other Boeing 737s.
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After decades of waiting, Americans everywhere can finally head to the Max after school.
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"I still think Comcast will push Fox to the max and lose," Chaplin said.
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But the situation still has romantic potential, which Ms. Adams exploits to the max.
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Even before this pandemic, our budgets and staffing were already stretched to the max.
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Boeing wanted to limit changes to the Max, from previous versions of the 737.
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It'll fit in your bag, and it can play almost any game to the max.
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And pushing myself to the max made me study how coworkers I admired got ahead.
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But then the whole film is campy to the max, and therein lies its charm.
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Turning the volume up to the max results in much less distortion than I expected.
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Today, though, the internet has resurrected this ancient remedy and glorified it to the max.
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Maybe they did sense that this judge was going to sentence him to the max.
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Any fixes to the MAX software must still get approval from governments around the world.
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Are you really listening to the Max B and French Montana call all that much?
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When I lived in London, every weekend was spent pushing my body to the max.
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" He continued: "I otherwise agree: Load both to the max and the highest torque wins.
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You won't be using the Kindle Oasis with the battery cranked to the max very often.
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It was called Animaniacs, and it was, as its theme song claimed, zany to the max.
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The FBI repatriated Franse Verzijl's "Young Man as Bacchus" to the Max and Iris Stern Foundation.
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Reduce that marginal tax rate, and exploiting workers to the max becomes a more attractive strategy.
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But that's how it is in Georgia, and Kemp is abusing his power to the max.
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CFM International, a joint venture between Safran and General Electric Co supplies engines to the MAX.
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A video caption with an earlier version of this article referred incorrectly to the Max 8.
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If you slide the beauty filter to the max, you can watch your jawline get artificially accentuated.
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So-called "pro-lifers" have been energized to the max since Trump assumed the presidency in January.
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"To the max extent possible, we're implementing the social distancing and CDC guidance," one Navy official said.
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In addition to the Max, Boeing produces the 737 NG and a military version of the plane.
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The TC Hackathon is a series of sponsored challenges that will test your skills to the max.
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It has also committed to increasing output of its A320neo, a direct rival to the Max jets.
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An introvert to the max, staying inside and secluding myself from the world comes naturally to me.
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It further asserts Southwest has had to cancel more than 30,000 flights due to the Max grounding.
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Due to the Max grounding, Boeing delivered 380 commercial airplanes in 2019, the lowest level since 2007.
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And the back story of a childhood that was "dysfunctional to the max," Mr. van Gelderen said.
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This issue wasn't specific to the MAX; it was a well-known bug in the 211 generally.
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They puffed, but within reason, and featured bodacious primary colors, perfect for grody to the max winter landscapes.
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JCPenney is defending its "period skirt" to the max, touting it looks good any time of the month.
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Among the notable changes to the MAX flight controls: "We're working with pilots and industry officials," said Sinnett.
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The fitness fanatics out there probably know the feeling of pushing yourself to the max in a workout.
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The cold snap that hit the eastern United States early this winter taxed power utilities to the max.
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Before it agreed to the Max Life deal, HDFC Life had planned to go public via an IPO.
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Airbus has a yearslong backlog of orders to fill for its rival to the Max 8, the A320neo.
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The past few days I have eaten everything in sight and enjoyed my family time to the max.
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By comparison, Airbus racked up orders for 654 A320 aircraft, its popular single-aisle competitor to the Max.
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In addition to the Max problem, Boeing suffered a major embarrassment this weekend with its Starliner space capsule.
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Some brands are taking their styles to the max, unapologetically bedecking their watches with house colors and designs.
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Three days a week had me stretched to the max; deep down, I knew five days would be tough.
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I like to protect up to the max, the $603, and then beyond that, it's discretionary on the donor.
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Once a country gets them, "they deploy them to the max, because they open up new capabilities," Woods said.
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To be employable, you should be fit and fearless to the max with dizzying doses of coordination and creativity.
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He entered treatment in Boston, according to the Max biography, and joined a 12-step program back in Illinois.
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We live in a time when flexibility is valorized and encouraged to the max in the world of games.
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A spokesman at American Airlines, Ross Feinstein says pilots must review a training manual before moving to the Max.
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That feeling would tell me if I should tone it down or kick my talkative self to the max.
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The "nuclear" option for Google is to just jam either of those levers all the way to the max.
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He will also climb into a simulator and test out the changes Boeing engineers have made to the Max.
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The Skittles version, which sold out in just a few days, is excruciatingly self-referential, metatheatrical to the max.
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You can still find snapshots from family gatherings, the White House, and NASA next to landscapes HDR'd to the max.
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Did these new automated systems that were necessitated by upgrades to the Max 8's engines compromise the airplane's safety?
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Airbus also announced its plans to increase its production of A320neo planes, which is the main competitor to the Max.
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It was jokes and cuteness to the max, with Fallon even begging for permission to mess up Trump's orangish hair.
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I selected woman, and set my distance range to the max so I could reach as many people as possible.
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Cardi B isn't SAYING she's pregnant, but she's sure playing it up to the max at New York Fashion Week.
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Last month, Boeing reported a $2.9 billion second-quarter loss, its worst quarterly loss ever, due to the Max problems.
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As before, Giddins researched a mountain of material to the max, and he lays his findings out with impressive clarity.
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With distinctive flared forks and seat stays, Hill said the bike has pushed new UCI design rules to the max.
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Parker allows himself some wiggle room by saying he wants to be a Max Martin, as opposed to the Max Martin.
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Restaurants are booked to the max, and the waitstaff has to suffer through sappy cooing, dramatic proposals and high-volume breakups.
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But the thing is, I'm always very protective and defensive of donors when they give hard money up to the max.
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There's nothing sweeter than a proud parent, and Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos played that part to the max on Wednesday.
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Below, experts give their best tips on how to avoid packing on too many pounds — even when lounging to the max.
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Former Max engineers, including one who worked on the sensors, said adding a third sensor to the Max was a nonstarter.
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The fiscal room to deal with crises, already lower than it needed to be, could soon be strained to the max.
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"The force has been stretched to the max," said Wade Ishimoto, a former adviser to the Defense Department on Special Operations.
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Though unclear what was being covered up, the employee could've been referred to any number of issues related to the Max.
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Dr. Eigen completed his doctorate when he was 24 and moved to the Max Planck Institute for Physical Chemistry in 1953.
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The airline said it canceled 10,000 flights in the fourth quarter, due to the Max being unavailable and other operational issues.
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DAVID FABER: Mr. Kelly, before we let you go, if we can come back to the Max one final time here.
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With luck, she will soon discover that playing Betty Boop is just as annoying as bro-ing out to the max.
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It's maximalism to the max and looks best in photographs, where it is filtered and Facetuned to almost plastic levels of perfection.
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Boeing's factory is phasing out current generation 737s as it switches to the MAX, which is due to enter service next year.
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The Giulia Quadrifoglio is based on the Giulia I reviewed last week, but with the performance dials all pegged to the max.
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The wet winter strained reservoirs to the max and replenished mountain snowpacks, which are now at 164 percent of the season average.
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Some commentators even described Salon's scheme as "malware" because mining essentially hijacks your computer's processing power and cranks it to the max.
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We have a number of customers who operate 737s today who still have not made their next-generation selection [to the MAX].
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Dickson, who was sworn in last month, said again that the FAA has no timetable for considering Boeing's changes to the Max.
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The company may eventually need to look into whether the same problem exists on the 737 NG, the predecessor to the Max.
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It was week 8 and I think they were pushing all of us to the max both mentally and physically — and it showed.
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For LDR couples who semi-regularly see each other, making bets and teasing heats things up to the max before the big day.
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Her special powers are taxed to the max, scene after scene and episode after episode, as she battles That Which Can't Be Spoiled.
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Once they're released from the clutches of the trial to the max blocks, the women have another set of woes to contend with.
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Other airlines around the world, including Singapore Airlines, are taking a wait-and-see approach to the Max-8 aircraft in its fleet.
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After months of teasing with the ubiquitous "Drake vocals" meme, DJ Khaled has birthed the Drake collab "To the Max" into the world.
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American Airlines earlier this week said it planned to cancel about 90 flights a day through April 24 due to the Max grounding.
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The guy who vandalized Donald Trump's Hollywood Walk of Fame star will be prosecuted to the max, if the LAPD has its way.
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At the same time, he and prominent House Republicans have been loudly assailing H.R. 1, cranking the fear-mongering demagogy to the max.
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Cancellations due to the Max grounding, now in its sixth month, have been rising because airlines had expected to have additional planes delivered.
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"If you're flush with cash, you can accelerate your 401(k) contributions to get to the max for the year early," he said.
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This laptop can run both games at 4K resolution with all of the graphics settings turned to the max, but the results vary.
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"If there's a day where one needs to demonstrate cold weather safety to the max, it is Wednesday," the NWS in Chicago tweeted Tuesday.
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Even with the S10e's vibration slider pushed to the max, haptic feedback from the S10e only feels about half as strong as the S10+.
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The device was designed to detect when you fart, and then correlate your fart quantity with what you eat — quantified self to the max.
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That could be why Clinton has another page set up that has donations starting at $25 and going up to the max of $2,700.
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They will sleep with lots of men, live to the max, take lots of drugs, and enjoy the freedom of being gay in London.
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The falling leaves that swirl around our hero are clearly being driven by somebody just off camera, gunning his leaf blower to the max.
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The senior Boeing engineer said that finding such problems and fixing them was not unusual and not particular to the Max or to Boeing.
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Dog Chapman first made headlines in 2003 when he and his son captured Andrew Luster, an heir to the Max Factor cosmetics line, in Mexico.
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Leeds bassline producer T2 approved the sample of his song "Heartbroken" on DJ Khaled and Drake's new track "To The Max," which was released yesterday.
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Broner leans over and unleashes a full-throated scream right in the driver's face -- before grabbing the volume knob and turning it to the max.
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The cancellation applies to the Max Hospital in Delhi's Shalimar Bagh which is just one branch of the private healthcare chain known as Max Healthcare.
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New safety risks have recently emerged with the plane, which the company may need to assess on the 2100 NG, the predecessor to the Max.
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Easily transitioning pilots from older models of the 737 to the Max when it debuted in 2017 was a key selling point for the plane.
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There was always a lot of speed happening in countercultural movies in the 70s like Frank Mouris' Frank Film, which is image overload to the max.
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Receiving gifts makes me very uncomfortable because i feel blessed to the max already and I really hate writing thank you cards with my poor penmanship.
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They also get quite loud — but you'll quickly learn that turning the volume to the max is a terrible idea because the sound gets super chippy.
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A maximalist to the max, he has no interest in artistic niceties like nuance, scale and pacing, but he does know how to blow stuff up.
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That stupid Field of Dreams cliche is almost worth typing, because as with all technology, once ubiquitous, it's potential will inevitably be tapped to the max.
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Chief Executive Ed Bastian declined to comment on whether the carrier was picking up customers from competitors that are cancelling flights due to the MAX suspension.
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Boeing had added an automatic anti-stall system to the Max jets when they went into service in 2017 that was not on older 737 aircraft.
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Available from: 1Password | LastPass | Dashlane You might be done with beefing up your passwords, but now you need to lock down your accounts to the max.
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American has cancelled nearly 115 daily flights due to the Max — and recently suspended an entire route altogether, and Southwest has cancelled around 150 daily flights.
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The research center will be located adjacent to the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems and draw on the expertise of two of its experts, Prof.
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The company has had discussions with Boeing regarding compensation for damages due to the MAX groundings, but said on Friday that no conclusions have been reached.
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Investors shrugged off the loss as Boeing announced heavy charges related to the MAX crisis last week, and shares fell barely 1 percent in early trading.
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"The purpose of today&aposs test was to pressurize systems to the max, so the outcome was not completely unexpected," a SpaceX spokesperson told The Verge.
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There is also a broader risk that, if the passenger backlash to the Max lasts, the manufacturer could lose some corporate customers in the long run.
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Investigators examining both crashes are looking into, among other things, whether Boeing's changes to the Max 8's flight control system might have played a role.
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These wealthy donors are now willing to give up to the max amount of $2,800 to Biden's campaign, which has struggled at times to raise cash.
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"The purpose of today's test was to pressurize systems to the max, so the outcome was not completely unexpected," a spokesperson for SpaceX told The Verge.
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And they may need to buy new, multimillion-dollar simulators to train pilots who are not already flying the 737 NG, the predecessor to the Max.
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In it, he made what sounded to me like a claim that GPT-2 itself might venture, if you set the generativity slider to the max.
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United Technologies Corp, which makes landing systems and avionics, warned of a 10 cent per share loss in its 2019 earnings due to the Max grounding.
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"We just got confirmation that the shutdown did not cause any delay in work on the software -- the software addition to the MAX," Elwell said. Sen.
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The F.A.A. would also determine what kind of training would be required for pilots on specific design changes to the Max compared with the previous version.
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It's been pushed to the max in temperatures from searing heat of summertime desert roads to severe cold-weather conditions well below zero on the Fahrenheit scale.
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In an honest effort to push its processor and graphics capabilities to the max, I did connect to my Xbox One and streamed some Call of Duty.
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"Due to the uncertainty related to the MAX grounding, the company sees increased risk related to the target of a positive net profit in 13," Norwegian said.
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However, it said overall capacity will now decrease between 1% and 2% in 2019 due to the MAX compared with its earlier forecast of nearly 5% growth.
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Listen to "To the Max" above and ponder its inclusion in that likely bloated Song of the Summer list you've likely been curating since the year began.
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"Due to the uncertainty related to the MAX grounding, the company sees increased risk related to the target of a positive net profit in 28.6451," Norwegian said.
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It's called a bed—and yes, I realize I sound like I'm not living life to the max, but the truth is, I'm very happy with it.
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It just seems like a red flag to the max whenever a girl is calling her ex to see what's going on or see how everything's going.
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SpaceX provided the following statement regarding today's test: The purpose of today's test was to pressurize systems to the max, so the outcome was not completely unexpected.
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In the Lion Air crash, officials are investigating whether changes to the Max 1173's automatic controls might have sent that flight into an unrecoverable nose dive.
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Significant changes to the Max could also have required the more onerous approval process for a new plane, rather than the streamlined certification for a derivative model.
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So naturally, I called the hippest, most boundary-pushing, most layering person I know to ask for a lesson in living to the max – Matthias Vriens-McGrath.
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Moody's Investors Service last week said it was putting Boeing's credit rating, which is investment grade, on review for a potential downgrade due to the Max issues.
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"We just got confirmation that the shutdown did not cause any delay in work on the software -- the software addition to the MAX," he told reporters Wednesday.
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Switching to marketing, his first jet sale was to Ethiopian Airlines: the same carrier that suffered the second of two recent crashes leading to the MAX grounding.
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There are just two microphones for recognizing your voice, but they seem to do their job quite well until you crank the music volume up to the max.
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However, it said overall capacity will now decrease between 1% and 2% in 2019 due to the MAX groundings, compared with its earlier forecast of nearly 5% growth.
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Not the business of the Ford Motor Company, or the cramped Oedipal dealings of its chief, but the more pressing business of being Ken Miles, to the max.
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While the blowback to the Max 737 may affect Boeing's edge in the short term, Sumers says the airline will not lose a significant market share long term.
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Obviously when it's cranked up to the max it uses a ton more battery, but when it's down low, while reading for instance, it's sipping power by comparison.
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Since I've been fully spoiled to the max with two months of testing razors, I plan on taking all the parts and assembling one master Franken-shaving system.
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Medium-haul Airbus planes that could be alternatives to the Max were already backed up in production because of strong demand from airlines, he said in the interview.
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After the cutting, the bottom half of the finger (the smaller proximal part) was sent to the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Germany for genetic analysis.
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Our test cars were stuffed with gadgets to the max: a stereo system that automatically switches between bands, a television function, heated and ventilated seats with various massage functions.
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With hospitals in cities like Cucuta stretched to the max, the aid is going toward helping launch mobile care units and tents where vaccines and first aid are provided.
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American trimmed its first-quarter revenue forecast on Tuesday after cancelling 1,4003 flights due to the MAX grounding, and Southwest has already cut its financial outlook for the year.
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It's also worth noting they didn't spend money to build the car from the ground up, but instead made tweaks to juice up an existing model to the max.
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Any fixes to the MAX software must still get approval from the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration and eventually from governments around the world, a process that could take months.
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The president "took coronavirus social distancing to the max by saying he was barring entry to the country from citizens from the European continent for thirty days," Rupkey wrote.
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Preliminary investigations now indicate that both airplanes crashed after anti-stall software unique to the Max activated because of faulty data and sent the planes into irrecoverable nose dives.
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Hoping for clues, the archaeologists sent some of the bones to the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig, Germany, whose experts excel at retrieving DNA from fossils.
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In a case unrelated to the Max debacle, Air Force officials said that quality control issues with a new aerial refueling tanker caused it to suspend deliveries in February.
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The comments focus attention on the contents of aircraft manuals and a conversion course allowing pilots of the previous generation of Boeing jet, the 737NG, to upgrade to the MAX.
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The soiree stretched its budget to the max (Gawker lawyers told the bankruptcy judge on its case that it would cost under $1,000) with a combination of pizza and beer.
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Which means that queens like Zendaya, Rihanna, and Solange often use their God-given texture to make a statement — and you'd better believe that they use it to the max.
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The two planemakers have been raising production to serve record air travel, though Boeing has dropped back from 2330 to 20303 such planes a month due to the MAX crisis.
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All images: Adam Clark EstesEverything felt great, until I found myself skating halfway down the steep side of the Williamsburg Bridge with the Boosted Board throttle cranked to the max.
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The company said it has $2.1 billion in net assets tied to the Max but said it did not post any impairment charges in the first half of the year.
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Pilots received a short computer course before transitioning to the Max from older 737s and said they did not know the MCAS system existed until after the Lion Air crash.
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Given the higher demand and the limitations on seat availability due to the Max, United finds itself in a beneficial situation — even though budget-minded passengers might not be thrilled.
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That included 3213 new orders and commitments for the 2321 MAX 20117, plus 210 conversions to the MAX 10 from other models to support the launch of the new plane.
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Both American and United said that they expect cancellations due to the Max delay, though stressed that they plan to use spare aircraft and other methods to re-accommodate passengers.
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Loaded to the max with 100 percent organic catnip and made with an elongated banana shape your cat will love to cuddle, claw, and kick, this catnip toy is irresistible.
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The launch of the new jet came at the end of a week when airlines put their faith strongly in the Airbus A321 XLR, a rival to the Max 10.
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When I got close to home (a suburb outside the City), I paused the podcast and just listened to the neighborhood sounds with ambient sound turned up to the max.
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Southwest said it continues to engage in talks with Boeing for further compensation related to the MAX grounding, adding that the details of the talks and the settlement were confidential.
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Trump's campaign, riding a wave of cresting poll numbers, had planned to play the candidate's statement to the max, possibly with a show of regret before an African-American audience.
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"It was my first exposure to Donald Trump's frustration with the media, which still plays out today and is amplified to the max," she recently told Iowa's Quad City Times.
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We give thanks to the Max Martins before us while poring over which tracks on Katy Perry's Witness were written by Mike Will Made-It, DJ Mustard, and Jeff Bhasker.
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While this is a potential concern for elite athletes or others who push themselves to the max without adequate recovery, it's not something that most of us need to worry about.
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The track in question is his 2010 remix of T2's 2007 bassline single "Heartbroken," and he said that "To The Max" uses his "exact same chops" of the original song.
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The updated track in turn seems to flip a sample from "To the Max" (notably the "get em right" vocal sample and hand percussion) into its own frenetic, chopped-up piece.
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Excavated from what was once a barite mine 250 miles from the capital Rabat, the fossils were sent for study to the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig, Germany.
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"Due to the uncertainty related to the Max grounding, the company [sees] increased risk related to the target of a positive net profit in 2019," the company said, according to Skift.com.
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Any fixes to the MAX software, the focus of investigations in two deadly crashes that have prompted worldwide groundings of the aircraft, must still get approval from governments around the world.
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Stormy posted a promo for Camster -- the online cam service she uses to book private video chats and sex shows with fans -- and she's playing the Trump card to the max.
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"Those elements will be pushed to the max to elicit greater compliance from the population," said Victor Shih, an associate professor of political economy at the University of California, San Diego.
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According to Mr. Ewbank's complaint, Ray Craig, a chief test pilot of the 737, and other engineers wanted to study the possibility of adding the synthetic airspeed system to the Max.
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He spent much of last week at Boeing's headquarters in Chicago, taking calls and attending meetings related to the Max crisis and the company's decision to shut down the Max factory.
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Barack Obama doesn't want to hear about your outrage -- not if it's just on Twitter -- because he believes a society that's judgmental to the max is one that doesn't make it better.
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If you want to take this to the max-level of adorableness, we suggest scooping up a pair of matching sneakers for yourself from the royal-approved brand while you're at it.
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Newark producer Jayhood took to Twitter this afternoon to claim that one of his remixes "inspired" the beat for DJ Khaled and Drake's new song "To The Max," which was released today.
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This is the way fantasy works, of course: one-game sample sizes are brutal and nasty and unpredictable to the max—if they were predictable we'd all be DraftKings millionaires by now.
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As he hadn't since 1982's 1999, Prince recorded the album entirely on his own in the studio, playing all the instruments himself and then mixing them together, overdubbing to the max.
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FG And then eventually we have a board of all of our ideas, and we filter down and pick the favorites and build that group further and expand it to the max.
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Once they receive the diagnosis, patients from 80 poor and middle-income countries are referred to The Max Foundation, which helps them get drugs donated by Gleevec's maker, Novartis, or other companies.
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Cranking the noise cancelling to the max with the most extreme setting is perfect for a noisy coffee shop, when you want to block out everything and focus on your R&B soundtrack.
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Despite the allegations Kauffmann remains the director of the institute and, according to the Max Planck Society, which operates the institute in Garching, is currently advising one graduate and two post-graduate students.
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In addition to the Max grounding, American suffered operational problems that have forced its customer service team to call travelers to apologize and offer compensation such as frequent flyer miles for the disruptions.
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Calgary-based WestJet said it took steps prior to the MAX grounding to start protecting trans-border flights to sunny destinations that were previously scheduled to fly with the carrier's 13 MAX planes.
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Southwest Airlines also said it was removing the plane from its schedule until January 2020 and said it took a $175 million hit to its operating income in Q503 due to the Max.
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Star Raiders pushed the Atari's capabilities to the max, with a galactic map screen, limited resources (energy) that you had to allocate, and some very cool, high-speed starfighter combat (for the time).
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In a bulletin issued in November, Boeing said that emergency procedures that applied to earlier 737 models would have corrected the problems that may have contributed to the Max 8 crash in Indonesia.
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Another person familiar with the gathering said Boeing would talk to the airlines about the possibility of simulator training for the planes, and brief them on the changes being planned to the Max.
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Although I may not have fully experienced one culture to the max, I got to dabble in many different cultures, and it has given me a taste of what each country is like.
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"I think we're going to see the customers come back pretty nicely," said Southwest President Tom Nealon, when asked if Southwest (LUV) would offer discount fares to lure passengers back to the Max.
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However, Boeing has about 600 suppliers that build components or provide services related to the Max, some of which earn a substantial portion of their revenue from Boeing contracts related to the plane.
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While she is already a perfect pupper, the gang is making her "perfect to the max," ensuring that whoever is lucky enough to welcome her into their home is the happiest they can be.
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This is what makes the lineup so maddening to defend—they stretch the defense to the max, ping the ball around the perimeter, and make opposing teams guard every single inch of the floor.
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These types of tricks will likely become common knowledge as electric cars get more popular, but now they're still exotic to many users who are used to filling the car up to the max.
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The Eagles locker room was turnt to the max after winning the Super Bowl last night ... bustin' out a bottle of Hennessy and blasting the Meek Mill bangers to cap off the big win!!
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Exotics can decode right up to the max Light Level while Legendaries cap out at 2350, but they won't go that high — because of the April update — until you're close to that point yourself.
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The deep map avoids the dubious objectivity of a topographical map and abates the fear of subjectivity altogether by employing it to the max: it has many subjects, all intrinsically connected to the one.
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Regarding stage, Sugden said that Edison looks to put capital into companies with between $8 million and $20 million in revenue, noting that the larger companies stretch his firm's check size to the max.
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Last week, the National Transportation Safety Board issued new recommendations relating to the Max model, including the evaluation process for its maneuvering characteristics augmentation system, which is suspected as a factor in both crashes.
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"I want to stress the importance of holding firm that there will not be any type of simulator training required to transition" to the Max, the person wrote to Boeing employees in March 2017.
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MCAS, originally intended to activate only in limited circumstances, was overhauled late in its development, leading to a deadly domino effect of assumptions that affected design, certification and training decisions related to the Max.
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So we expected much of the same with one of awards season's most wild red carpets and a take-every-trend-to-the-max host like Katy Perry... but instead, we got the exact opposite.
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The camera never shies away, and the gooey ear-tearing sounds are turned up to the max, daring the viewer to look away from the measures this woman takes to escape the strictures of Gilead.
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The grounding has led some airlines to question their commitment to the MAX, Boeing's fastest-selling plane and the latest version of its 737s 737 workhorse, which offers significantly more efficient fuel use than predecessors.
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At its center is the lonely, mom-missing Lydia, who resents that her dad, Charles (Adam Dannheisser) has taken up with Delia (Leslie Kritzer, taking zany to the max), a perky but insecure life coach.
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SILVER LINING United Technologies unit Collins Aerospace, which makes avionics, seating and lighting, has already warned adjusted operating profit would be hit by $550 million to $600 million this year, largely due to the MAX.
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For these young Americans, the past few days have been their waking life, cranked up to the max, and everything to come—the serious task of studying, graduating, and growing up—will be a dream.
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Analysts have been concerned that Spirit would be forced to lower its full-year outlook sharply due to the MAX production cut, but an agreement reached earlier this month with Boeing eased some of those worries.
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Due to the MAX delays and struggles of smaller rivals, there has been a fall in capacity in Europe, which O'Leary said looked set to provide a "reasonably benign" environment for fares in the coming year.
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Due to the MAX delays and struggles of smaller rivals, there has been a fall in capacity in Europe, which O'Leary said looked set to provide a "reasonably benign" environment for fares in the coming year.
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As these sounds collide with the vocals, they create an image of warped looking council estates at night, or the backseat of a Vauxhall Astra with the bass in the speakers turned up to the max.
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The in-line remote control on my review pair of B400s had a nasty malfunction: the volume-up button would occasionally get stuck and one press would push the volume all the way to the max.
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Josh Allen's old stomping grounds were turnt to the max when the ex-Wyoming star got drafted by the Bills ... with tons of people crackin' beers and cheering in the streets when his name got called!!
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When it comes to jogging, the world s most common form of strenuous exercise, a new study concludes that people who jog regularly, but slowly, tend to live longer than those who push themselves to the max.
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Most of its restructuring activities have been in operations most exposed to the MAX programme, Squires said, adding that he expects a 6% cut to the aerospace division's workforce by the time the company's restructuring is completed.
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That system is O.K., or at least defensible, as a way to reward innovation; but nothing about the logic of the patent system says that patent owners should be free to exploit their monopolies to the max.
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While the meeting was not called in response to the MAX crashes in Indonesia last October and in Ethiopia in March, it coincides with a larger debate on whether increasingly automated commercial jets are compromising pilot skills.
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What is surprising is that many are surprised that the Valley is not a pristine utopian playground, but would be subject to all the normal human impulses of defense, monopoly, growth, control and leveraging opportunity to the max.
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By limiting the differences between the models, Boeing would save airlines time and money by not putting their 737 pilots in simulators for hours to train on the new aircraft, making a switch to the Max more appealing.
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Boeing waited months this year to disclose to the F.A.A. that it had found messages from 2016 in which a Boeing pilot complained that MCAS, which was new to the Max, was acting unpredictably in a flight simulator.
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I tested a number of 3D games including Riptide GP Renegade, Final Fantasy XV Pocket Edition, Titanfall: Assault and watched a few trailers on YouTube, and the Razer is an impressive device when the volume's cranked to the max.
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"It's tempting to live by mantras like 'wow the customer,' 'never do what customers want (instead build innovative solutions that solve their need),' 'reduce to the max,' … and many more," said Bernd Greifeneder, CTO and co-founder of Dynatrace .
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For its part, Boeing said that "there is no impact to the Max program" as a result of Southwest's decision and noted that the airline still plans to take delivery of seven of the smaller 737 planes next year.
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YouTube channel GameXplain put that assessment to the test, pushing the console's settings to the max (brightness, sound, wifi on) and letting The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild run on the Switch until the console entered sleep mode.
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I'm pro-black as fuck, anti-racist to the max; and anything that falls on the latter end—surrounding tensions included, (Charlottesville, KKK dudes, shitty people in the office)—can hit any black guy like me with a blind spot.
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American trimmed the top end of its adjusted 25.64 forecast at $5.50 per share versus its previous forecast range of $4.50 to $6 per share and raised the estimated costs related to the MAX grounding to $540 million for the year.
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American trimmed the top end of its adjusted 33 forecast at $23 per share versus its previous forecast range of $211.91 to $5.647 per share and raised the estimated costs related to the MAX grounding to $540 million for the year.
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The company estimates those two items will impact its 2019 pretax profits by $1 billion ($650 million due to fuel and $350 million due to the MAX) and assumes that its MAX aircraft will return to service by late August.
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Even the beautification feature, whose very existence offends me, earned my grudging respect by removing facial blemishes without destroying other detail like stubble or pores (unless you crank it up to the max) or making the subject's skin look waxy.
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The airline, which reports earnings April 25, said it expects to lose $150 million in revenue in the first quarter of 2019 due to the Max groundings, among other factors like weather-related cancellations, maintenance issues and slowed travel demand.
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Yes, I can rock a stunt here and there, but when my husband and I go away every Christmas, he snowboards (turn-on to the max, I love watching him...), and cut to me at the duck pond with the kids.
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MAX FACTOR Ryanair last month cut its traffic forecast for the year to March 31, 2021 to 156 million from 157 million after scrapping some planned summer operations due to delivery delays to the MAX jets on order from Boeing.
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A key selling point was Boeing's promise that pilots who were qualified to fly earlier versions of the 737 could transition easily to the Max without needing to spend time on a simulator, which would have created huge costs for airlines.
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The "Family Guy" creator threw an epic Christmas Party Saturday night at his Beverly Hills home, and it was decked out to the max with what appears to be a mishmash of themes -- including time travel, the 1950s, environmentalism and politics.
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IN THIS PARTICULAR CASE WITH THE IMPROVEMENTS WE'RE MAKING TO THE MAX SOFTWARE, WE'VE TAKEN A DEEP LOOK AT HOW WE CAN BUILD ADDITIONAL REDUNDANCIES INTO THAT SO-CALLED MCAS SOFTWARE WE'VE DONE MORE THAN 280 FLIGHT TESTS WITH THAT NEW SOFTWARE.
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Mr. Faury said the company planned to ramp up production of the A320neo, its best-selling single-aisle jet and an alternative to the Max, to around 67 a month in 2023, up from a target of 63 a month in 2021.
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Boeing this week said that it's testing a software fix for an automated flight-control system it added to the Max jetliners that was implicated in two crashes — one in Indonesia in October and another in Ethiopia in March — that killed 24 people.
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Still, the earnings per share growth for the year is expected to be slower than in 20.6 due to the MAX grounding and closed Pakistani air space, which forced United to cut its 210 capacity growth target for a second time this year.
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Total operating revenue rose 5.8% to $11.40 billion in the quarter, while closely watched revenue per available seat mile rose 2.5%, the top end of United's guidance for growth between 0.5% and 2.5%, helped by supply constraints due to the MAX grounding.
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In an email from August 2016, a marketing employee at the company cheered the news that regulators had approved a short computer-based training for pilots who have flown the 737 NG, the predecessor to the Max, instead of requiring simulator training.
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Southwest, which currently has the largest grounded 737 Max fleet in the world, said it continues to engage in talks with Boeing for further compensation related to the Max grounding, adding that the details of the talks and the settlement were confidential.
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On Tuesday, the company ousted the top executive of its crucial airplanes division, Kevin McAllister, in an unexpected management shakeup related to the MAX crisis that shines the spotlight on Chief Executive Dennis Muilenburg, whose title as board chairman was stripped earlier this month.
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Southwest Airlines Co, which has the world's largest MAX fleet with 34 jets, has cut its 963 financial outlook, while American Airlines Group Inc trimmed its first-quarter revenue forecast on Tuesday after cancelling 1,200 flights due to the MAX grounding in the United States.
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In fact, the plane has been so closely scrutinized that potential issues with the way the plane receives information from the flight computer — which already existed with the 737NG, but were never spotted and and were carried over to the Max, have been identified.
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Sure, there are a lot of reasons why Saudi Arabia took the decision to basically eliminate their spare capacity and go all out and produce to the max and try and gain market share in Europe and Asia (they are playing a long-game).
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A review by The New York Times of evidence from the 2009 accident, some of it previously confidential, reveals striking parallels with the recent crashes — and resistance by the team of Americans to a full airing of findings that later proved relevant to the Max.
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It would be smart of Google to also make the new Pixel Buds better at blocking outside sounds so they can be used on a busy street or during a subway commute without having to crank the volume to the max and potentially damage your hearing.
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The story of how Simpson got here is a bona fide country music cliché: In 22012, he and his wife Sarah sold almost everything they owned, packed an old Ford Bronco to the max, and moved to Nashville as a last-ditch attempt to make it.
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If you've noticed a radical uptick recently in the amount of swimsuit-centric shots the two eldest Kardashian siblings have been posting on every social media platform, no, there isn't something wrong with your Instagram algorithm, Kim and Kourtney are simply enjoying their vacation to the max.
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That means that these enormous companies not only dictate the terms of business to squeeze family farmers to the max, but also have the power to put them out of business overnight if they complain or speak out – a power that they threaten to use liberally.
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Pilots at American Airlines, who are represented by APA, and Southwest Airlines, who are represented by a different union, moved from older versions of the 737 to the MAX by taking an online course that lasted between 56 minutes and three hours, according to union spokesmen.
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The ex-NFL quarterback posted some scathing remarks Saturday about the international move that's got everyone here at home worried about a so-called World War III -- and he didn't hold back in criticizing it to the max, likening it to an attack on people of color.
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"If you&aposre approaching retirement, find someone to talk to you about the proper way to make your money work for you to the max in a society where it&aposs only going to cost more to live on a day-by-day basis," he said.
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My goals this year are to find a job that pays me enough to live where I can afford to put a new tire on my car instead of having to ask my parents for the money because my paycheck is already stretched to the max.
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The European aerospace giant, which last year took the title from Boeing as the world's biggest plane maker, has such a large backlog of orders to fill that it cannot immediately produce more of its popular narrow-body jets that airlines view as an alternative to the Max.
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"Our native alpine parrot, the kea, cheeky as all get-out and nosey to the max, has just been estimated as having a total population around the 29,250 mark, [and] this once very widespread bird has been identified as extremely susceptible to aerial 1080 poison operations," he said.
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"We hope to preserve as many jobs as we can, but we have to respond now and we have to respond quickly to the MAX aircraft delivery delays and to the threat of a no-deal Brexit at the end of October," O'Leary said in the video posted after Monday's results.
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There's a possibility that Google could add better support for TV audio to the Max in the future (much like how it added Bluetooth streaming to the original Google Home months after its release), but as it stands right now, the Max is best suited for music, not theater audio.
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Southwest has struggled to maintain operational reliability due to the Max grounding, and has been forced to defer retirements of some older 737-700 aircraft, as well as rework its schedule to focus on short-haul flights and connections as opposed to point-to-point longer-haul missions, Kelly said.
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The 58-year-old actor recently revealed that he is "leveraged to the max" when it comes to money admitting to being bogged down by loans and said that he would "unlikely" be able to comply with the court&aposs conditions to pay his wife the amount of money she is owed.
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But the 58-year-old actor recently revealed that he is "leveraged to the max" when it comes to money admitting to being bogged down by loans and said that he would "unlikely" be able to comply with the court&aposs conditions to pay his wife the amount of money she is owed.
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These studios now make up a big part of what's been called the "experiential economy," after the "experience economy," a phrase first coined in Harvard Business Review by B. Joseph Pine II and James H. Gilmore 20 years ago, but amplified to the max by the more recent advent of Instagram selfies.
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In pursuit of the latter, I wandered into my local Goodwill, where I seriously considered buying Michael Jordan: To the Max on DVD, and most definitely bought All Star Feast, a cookbook that is so thoroughly 1997 that all the meals should have been photographed on Princess Diana commemorative plates alongside a glass of Surge.
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Hailed as inaugurating a different conversation around contemporary race relations in the United States, the play has been called one of the best and most provocative new works on Broadway, praised for delivering "a shot across the bow of the Great White Way," and seen as taxing to the max white people's insecurities about race.
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MORE FROM REUTERS: Europe sets sights on cheap rocket engine by 210s Two Iranian airlines plan to buy 210 Airbus jets Slideshow: High tech flight at the Paris Airshow That included 3213 new orders and commitments for the 2321 MAX 20117, plus 210 conversions to the MAX 10 from other models to support the launch of the new plane.
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When Balearic beat was brought back from Ibiza in 1987 to London clubs such as Shoom and the Project Club, so were the flared-to-the-max harem-pants, the holiday-maker braids and "Eastern" symbols from the Thai writing system – more often than not in the form of tattoos that were assumed to be deep but probably read something entirely different.
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In the Bible, it is said that Adam and Eve wandered the garden naked, but the Savage X Fenty gyals were adorned even more sensuously: swathed in full-body durags of sheer silk and jersey, body glitter-ed to the max (no doubt in thanks to Fenty Body Lava!), wearing silk stocking boots and everything from leopard print teddys to cupless corsets.
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Since movies began, this offensive depiction has manifested itself in several ways: -- Promoting the "ooga-booga" stereotype of Africans as superstitious, simple and savage, which can be seen in many of the early Tarzan movies, and in films like "King Kong," (those Skull Island native scenes are ooga-booga to the max), 1931's "Trader Horn" (which features a white blonde jungle queen fighting a hostile tribe) and 1965's "The Naked Prey," in which a white man who offends a native tribe is first tortured, then hunted for sport.
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