Microsoft Azure's virtual machines currently top out at 32 cores.
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I think they probably top out at about an hour.
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The Lotus Evija will top out at around 603 mph.
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Prices will top out at $299 for the 603GB version.
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You can top out at six figures if you're careful.
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Those awards top out at $5,165; many grants are smaller.
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The S20 and S20+, meanwhile, top out at 30x zoom.
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"I think the national average will briefly top out over $3."
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Fenoli's designs, which top out at $3,153, are all available now.
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Most highs top out in the low 40s, despite clearing skies.
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A fully loaded Model S can top out at nearly $115,000.
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It's a combination — TOP OUT — that was less familiar to me.
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Rooms top out at $19593 a night with all meals included.
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By afternoon we should top out, generally, in the mid-50s.
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We may have already seen the price of Bitcoin top out.
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Some areas could top out with winds reaching more than 60 mph.
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A production version matching these specs could top out at 99 mph.
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But at car country clubs, most drivers top out at 220 m.p.h.
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Many residential streets in the city already top out at 20 mph.
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There are only two brackets, and they top out at 20 percent.
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Hardly 10 minutes in, the plot derangement meter starts to top out.
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Currently, 4G LTE transfer speeds top out at about one gigabit per second.
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Eventually, they will top out, and with nowhere to go, simply go extinct.
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Temperatures are expected to top out in the high 50s around 4 p.m.
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We should top out in the 30s area-wide with plenty of sun.
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Highs top out in the mid-to-upper 50s under mainly sunny skies.
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It'll top out at 90 mph, which feels pretty damn fast without a windshield.
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It's thousands of dollars above where competitors from Toyota, Honda and Nissan top out.
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You can even set budgets that alert you when they start to top out.
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And that amount could top out at a massive $48 billion, according to reports.
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Great whites typically swim 10 miles per hour, and can top out around 35.
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Most comets, even the really fast ones, top out at about five kilometers per second.
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Zipcar expects the fleet to top out at 325 by the end of the year.
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Currently, including a 212 percent surtax imposed by Obamacare, rates top out at 22 percent.
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They top out at about six to eight feet and are narrow, like a sapling.
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DIY racing drones can be much faster, but most top out at around 100 mph.
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Cabinet secretaries' salaries top out at just over 200,000, but some CFPB salaries can exceed that.
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They top out at about $21 an hour, according to the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Punishments include as many as 30 years in prison and fines that top out at $250,000.
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Swell sharks are usually harmless unless threatened, and typically top out around three feet in length.
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Prices start at $48 for a cosmetics case, and top out at $228 for a romper.
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The Ford F-150 starts at $28,000, but upscale versions can easily top out above $70,000.
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That's just under forty miles an hour; the LMH-210 would top out at about ninety.
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The average Saturday Night Live sketch tends to top out at around 6 or 7 minutes.
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The 305s are rated IPX5 water resistant, which seems to be where most fitness headphones top out.
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They're smaller than a hamster, and their whole body can top out at slightly over 6 inches.
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Tickets for Clinton's event Tuesday, for example, top out at $1123,400 per guest, according to news reports.
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I'm skeptical — especially when you consider that the Google cars top out at 25 miles per hour.
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That means a new Tour X wagon will top out around $38,860 when it leaves the factory.
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Tickets to an eight-show Broadway run at the Barrymore Theater in November top out at $252.
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Powered by twin 1,300 hp diesel engines, the ship, when pressed, can top out at 47 knots.
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Watch for scattered showers and chilly winds this afternoon, when the high could top out near 48.
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They will be paid slightly over a dollar an hour and wages will top out at $2.50.
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It even dwarfs Trump's most exaggerated claims about his wealth, which typically top out at $10 billion.
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Prices start at $1,995 for a full-size mattress and top out at $2,495 for a California king.
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In the spring, the grid forecast demand would top out around 70,20113 MW during the summer of 2016.
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And who knows, maybe even a bundle — though the company's current bundle offerings already top out at $1,299.
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Monday's expected high in Boston is 11 degrees, and New York City will top out at 14 degrees.
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It would top out at 510 feet tall, thanks to a 150-foot-tall midsection devoid of residences.
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Flagship prices that routinely top out well above $2108,212 are among the chief factors in slowing smartphone adoption.
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Audi says it will do zero to 60 mph in 5.7 seconds and top out at 130 mph.
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Andrew Lipow, president of Lipow Oil Associates, said he expects gasoline to top out at about $2.85 per gallon.
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I was originally going to try to make the top out of wood, but it just wasn't versatile enough.
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Utah's individual and corporate taxes are both 73% and the state and local sales taxes top out at 8.35%.
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In terms of 4K UHD video recording, the recording capabilities top out at 3,840 x 2,160 at 53 fps.
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They start at $649 for a base, 32GB Pixel and top out at $869 for a 123GB XL model.
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While nosebleeds go for $96, ticket prices top out at $865: Nevertheless, people are showing up to games anyway.
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But that number pales in comparison to her current likes on Instagram which usually top out at around 1,000.
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The tax rate would top out at 4.15 percent on the sale of properties worth $25 million or more.
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This season, in fact, there is a wide range for brides-to-be whose budgets top out at $2,000.
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With a maximum altitude of 11,000 feet, the air range is estimated to top out at around 350 miles.
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Gilead, Amgen, Pfizer, Merck and Johnson & Johnson top out the list of biggest cash holders, according to Baird Research.
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It achieves a top speed of 150 mph, while the company's top-rated standard lawnmowers top out at 4 mph.
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It does post a long-term flexibility threat, especially if the Raptors top out at what they were this year.
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But it will top out at 155 mph, the same software-limited top speed as Tesla's other highest-performing cars.
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China, Spain, Germany, Saudi Arabia, France, Italy, South Korea, and Japan all have trains that top out above 200 mph.
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But while that has the potential to be a big business, it's also going to top out at some point.
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Where most electrics top out around 125 mph (Tesla limits its cars to 163), the Taycan will touch 161 mph.
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They start at $649 for a base 32-gigabyte Pixel, and top out at $869 for a 123GB XL model.
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Under the new contract, the salaries of certified teachers in EarlyLearn programs start at $40,456 and top out at $1143,700.
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Late-afternoon high temperatures don't climb too much but do top out in the mid-50s to around 60 degrees.
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The Vizzion Concept can launch from 0-60, VW claims, in just 5.0 seconds, and top out at 109 mph.
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But detecting those long, frail frequencies requires a monstrous instrument, and dish antennas top out around 1,600 feet in diameter.
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Combined, the tax rate would top out at 4.15 percent on the sale of properties worth $25 million or more.
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For example, Amazon and Google have been testing delivery drones that usually top out at ranges of 22017 miles or less.
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As outlined in the bill, damages would be capped at $15,000 for each infringed work and top out at $30,000 total.
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Rates top out at $235 for a 12-hour stay in a compact, and $140 for 12-hours in a standard.
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Salaries will top out at $80,000, significantly lower than the $154,634 median pay for chiefs of staff, according to Roll Call.
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U.S. production may be about to top out, but the industry should work through the bottlenecks by next year, he said.
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The mobility scooter your grandparents ride around the house and the supermarket top out at around 10 mph — if they're lucky.
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Prices start at $39 for spaghetti-strap tops and a branded sports bra, and top out at $129 for the overalls.
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Martian winds top out around 60 mph, and atmosphere is so thin that it couldn't get a kite in the air.
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Price points that are far higher than the most expensive Tesla Model S, which can top out at just over $100,000.
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The building has yet to top out, but its two-part form already reflects the main uses to be contained within.
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It could top out around 58 feet, the same height it reached after Hurricane Matthew, and stay mostly within its banks.
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The more bands (there are five total, but current commercial solutions top out at using three), the higher the theoretical data rate.
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Prices start at $79.99 for the iPhone 5/5c/5s and top out at $159.99 for an iPhone 7 Plus screen replacement.
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" Newton said that while the stock is clearly overbought here, he sees the positive momentum continuing into May "before we top out.
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The carrier says subscribers can expect spreads to top out at around 1.5 Gbps, with average download speeds at around 450 Mbps.
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Other electric skateboards top out at higher speeds, but 15 miles per hour is more than plenty on this smaller style board.
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According to Related, the building will top out by the beginning of next year, and is expected to open in early 2018.
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On Wednesday they predicted it would reach just 1.9 percent by that time, and that it would top out at 2.9 percent.
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High temperatures perhaps top out by midday hours as warm as 50 degrees to mid-50s, before falling several degrees before sunset.
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The service is still the dominant streaming company in the nation and expects to top out at 90 million total domestic customers.
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The service is still the dominant streaming company in the nation and expects to top out at 90 million total domestic customers.
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Much of the day is likely to languish in the 40s but by late day should top out in the lower 50s.
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Carbon Tracker predicted in a report released on Tuesday that global demand for fossil fuels will top out between 2020 and 2027.
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Tesla's top-spec Model S now comes with 373 miles of range, while the Model X can top out at 328 miles.
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He said in years that end in 7, markets tend to top out in August and sell off a few months later.
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Gordon can top out as more of a Scottie Pippen-like sidekick without any pressure to develop into a number one scoring option.
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Samsung's own smartphone screens top out at WQHD 1440p resolution, which is about halfway between FHD 1080p and 113K in terms of sharpness.
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It also said revenue for the three months ending in December would top out at $1.01 billion rather than the projected $1.06 billion.
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You still get Intel's latest Kaby Lake i13 processor, as well as the four DDR21 slots that top out at 24GB of RAM.
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The MateBook 214 shares the same processor and GPU options of the X Pro, though it will top out at 21GB of storage.
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Israel came out on top out of 25 other competing countries, which participated in the "Grand Final" of the competition held in Lisbon.
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Its shares have ripped 23 percent higher during the past three months, pushing it to all-time highs to top out the Dow.
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Every…Read more ReadThe RX100 V's video capabilities still top out at 4K resolutions when shooting at upwards of 2100 frames per second.
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But Lamborghini is deliberately sticking with traditional power plants for its cars, which top out with the 740-hp Aventador ($400,000), says Domenicali.
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If the market does top out soon, investors who sell run the risk of not getting back into stocks at the right time.
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Following a yield curve inversion, its common that markets would top out before they start to enter a period of downturn months later.
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He noted that flash memory prices are already falling and his quantitative model predicts DRAM memory prices will top out in mid-2018.
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While prices in the building top out at $11.25 million for four-bedroom apartments, the 81-unit building is two-thirds sold out.
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The Pixel 212 and Pixel 21A top out at 43x digital zoom, and don't have an optical telephoto lens to improve their reach.
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Battery life is slightly less at a maximum of 12 hours, but RAM and storage still top out at 16GB and 1TB, respectively.
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The Census Bureau estimates members of Generation X will top out in 2018, before mortality rates begin to overtake growth fueled by immigration.
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Sales during the second year are expected to top out at more than $1 billion, generating tax revenue of up to $200 million.
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Earnings growth among S&P 500 companies should also top out at these levels, and limit further upside for stocks, the investor said.
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Winds stay somewhat elevated both days, but at least temperatures top out in the 60s before falling a bit during the afternoon Monday.
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Today (New Year's Day): Temperatures trend slightly cooler than yesterday, but should still top out above average with partly to mostly sunny skies.
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Brainard's assessment suggests the Fed's current round of interest-rate hikes could continue longer, and top out higher, without impeding the economic expansion.
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The Sixers did not want to top out in the second round or conference finals, regardless of how competitive or exciting their product was.
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Plenty of people have been saying there are too many "me-too" ETFs and that ETF issuance will top out and start to decline.
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The new Pros top out at a bank-breaking $6,699, presenting a healthy jump over the highest-end models money could buy last year.
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And it's 40 pounds lighter than its predecessor—which helps the F0003 hit 62 mph in 2.9 seconds, and top out at 211 mph.
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Casey Cagle and Secretary of State Brian Kemp came out on top out of the seven candidates competing in the GOP primary on Tuesday.
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The group noted that the speed of the bus is slower than that of a running chicken, which can top out at 9 m.p.h.
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The best lithium-ion batteries top out at 22.6 watt-hours per kilogram, which is nowhere near enough get an airliner across the Pacific.
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The trucks can operate at a much longer range than fully electric delivery trucks, which typically top out at around 60 miles of range.
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The Wall Street veteran also reiterated his concerns that the market could top out this month and then sell off in a few months.
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But that's besides the point, because brand-new, expensive TVs tend to top out at 5 HDMI ports, or six if you are truly lucky.
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Motorola's three new Moto G7 phones, which start at $199 and top out at $299, are budget-priced phones that defy the definition of cheap.
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According to Sony, the technology is capable of producing a brightness up to 4000 nits—current top flagship TV models top out at about 1000.
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The performance brand of Fiat Chrysler, Dodge says its latest muscle car can hit 60 in just 3.6 seconds and top out at 196 mph.
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That's better than administrations cautious estimate that enrollment would top out at 10 million this year, and open enrollment does not end until January 31st.
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And considering Thai fighters usually top out at 147lbs, it was a rare treat to get to watch a super-heavy-weight showdown like this.
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As its hardware sales begin to potentially top out, and it faces increasing competition from other smartphone competitors, it needs to diversify its revenue stream.
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Goop's crystal-infused water bottles top out at $84 for one with an amethyst core, but KonMari's sodalite, chalcedony, and quartz version goes for $98.
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Current prices for these so-called Dv2 compute-optimized instances start at just over $100 per month and top out at around $1,800 per month.
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The Taycan Turbo will be able to produce a maximum of 670 horsepower, while the Taycan Turbo S will top out at 750, Porsche says.
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In other words, the Fed Funds rate may top out at 2 percent, rather than the 4 percent peak we have seen in prior cycles.
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Greenwich West is expected to top out before the end of the year and be ready for occupancy in early 2020, according to the developers.
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The storm has dumped an estimated 21 trillion gallons of rain over the state so far and will top out at 2800 trillion, experts say.
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Despite limited sunshine, highs top out in the upper 60s, and, if there are enough breaks in the clouds, low to mid-70s are possible.
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Ultimately, a 5023-unit condominium tower planned for 91 Pacific Street will top out at 475 feet, making it the tallest building in South Brooklyn.
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Moderate winds shift around to the west and skies clear in the afternoon, allowing highs to top out in the upper 13s to lower 50s.
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Pieces (which range from a set of pins to a baseball cap to a blanket to bike shorts) start at $7 and top out at $40.
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Bond strategists mostly expect the 10-year to remain in a near term range that would top out in the high 2 percent area at best.
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On a monitor I see my baseline heart rate of 70bpm double, and by the end of the 903 minute exertion, top out at 188 bpm.
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Historically, if the bullish percentage goes above 60 percent it is an indication that investors are getting complacent and the market is about to top out.
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TP-Link made a Kasa doorbell that has a 2K HDR camera, which is a step above most doorbell cameras that usually top out at 79.993p.
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Average high temperatures in July top out at 8°C; for three and a half months in the winter, the sun does not rise at all.
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The couple's 85033 liabilities include credit card debt that could top out as high as $50,000, as well as two mortgages worth up to $1 million.
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It could be a while before any of these teams see playoff action, and some of these rebuilds may top out with a first-round elimination.
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Today, big donors easily can top out in the millions of dollars each election, a stake that secures influence and access in the months that ensue.
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It often spews ash or lava, which trickles to a stop high on the slopes, well above the vineyards, which top out at about 4,000 feet.
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Having seen it top out at $1.2416 the previous day after dipping as low as $1.1983 on Monday, traders said the retreat was a natural reaction.
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In China, state-owned China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC) said gasoline demand would likely peak around 2025 and outright oil consumption would top out around 2030.
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It's no surprise, then, that according to one analysis, by Time, male actors hit their professional peak at 46, while female actors top out at 30.
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These crowdsourced trips usually top out at $23,2500 a person, a fraction of the $8,000 or more per hour it can cost for a traditional charter.
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And while Ms. Warren's tax rate would top out at 3 percent of net worth for billionaires, Mr. Sanders's would go as high as 8 percent.
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Pryor recently gave accredited teachers a $22,212 bonus, a lot of money in a state where teacher salaries start at $266,600 and top out at $46,000.
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Investment income right now is not hit with a Social Security tax, and taxes on wages top out at $132,85033 — a figure that is raised annually.
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But so far, the fastest 5G download speeds in the US top out at around 1.8 Gbps, according to tests conducted by data analysis firm OpenSignal.
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That's heavier than older Yogas like cheaper 21, and 23-inch laptops 133-in-213s from competitors like Dell and HP—which top out about 213 pounds.
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Temperatures in Portland, Maine will top-out at 11 degrees Fahrenheit (minus 12 Celsius) as a core of Arctic air stays parked over New England, Hayes said.
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Sequoia Capital's third Global Growth Fund is expected to top out at $8 billion, whereas its second (announced in June 2017) was a comparatively paltry $2 billion.
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Their six-year graduation rates, however, top out at 55 percent, because it's so hard to work your way through college here and finish on time. Mrs.
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The Nest Cam IQ, which is also available as an outdoor variant like the Arlo Ultra, features a 4K sensor, but its streams top out at 1080p.
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First announced in August, the new trains are capable of speeds up to 186mph and will replace the current Acela Express trains that top out at 150mph.
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That's a downright bargain—as long as you can live with resolutions that top out at 1920x1080 HD.Google Chromecast Ultra (Android)Can the Nintendo Switch do 83K?
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The P-Series Quantum also offers more full-array local dimming zones (a total of 192) than the regular P-Series models, which top out at 120.
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Download speeds appeared twice as fast while on the move than on the second floor of the hotel, where it appeared to top out at around 200Mbps.
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Meanwhile, renewed interest in the Skywalker saber specifically has caused vintage flash prices — which used to top out in the $150 range — to go through the roof.
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Last year campaign organization KnowTheChain ranked Adidas top out of 20 firms, chosen because of their size, for its efforts to eliminate forced labor and human trafficking.
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Marshallese ship's captain Korent Joel later measured the radiation levels around his home in Bikini using a dosimeter and was shocked to see the device top out.
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After a strong start in the region, the "Fast and Furious" spin-off has earned $186 million there, according to Variety, and will likely top out soon.
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It cost companies over $60,000 to buy a basic membership of the World Economic Forum in 2017, and premier corporate partnerships top out at 10 times that.
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He also may top out as a role player, which makes Phoenix's decision to give up all they did for that type of service a bit divisive.
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But while tickets to an event like this week's concert by the Chicago Symphony top out at 185 euros, the cheapest seats start at just 15 euros.
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Current machines, which often cost tens of millions, top out at a few hundred feet per day, but Mooney speculated that a mile per week is possible.
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On Wednesday, Microsoft published data claiming that Chrome, Firefox, and Opera all top out at 720p for all web video ( PC World later did a quick confirmation).
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Currently, the rear camera on the iPhone 28 and 215 Plus are limited to 4K recording at 30 fps, while their front cameras top out at 1080p video.
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After adding features like the 22003-speaker Harman/Kardon Sound system, the "Limited Level 22015 equipment group," heavy-duty shocks and other accessories, will top out at $1503,2150.
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Brent crude LCOc20163 settled up $22016, or 266 percent, at $250 a barrel, rebounding from a decline at the start of the session to top out at $32.72.
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Starting today, though, the company is going beyond that by introducing three new tiers on top of this that top out at 3844GB and 13 virtual compute cores.
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The new CUH-7200 version reportedly dropped the console's noise from 50 decibels to 44 decibels, though, as EuroGamer notes, it can still top out at 48 decibels.
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In a straight, they can reach 180 miles an hour, Agag said, but in a race over a twisty road-style course, they top out around 150 m.p.h.
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The total value of these contracts will top out at a maximum of $7 billion for the entire contract, with a guaranteed minimum of two missions per provider.
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Musk said he expects revenues from rocket launch services provided by his privately held Space Exploration Technologies, known as SpaceX, to top out at about $3 billion per year.
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The N4000 is pretty bare bones, but you can't beat the prices, which start at $249.99 for a 32-inch and top out at $599.99 for a 55-inch.
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A new product page also sheds some light on a few other previously undisclosed details: each unit will weigh about 7.7lbs, and top out at 7.5 miles per hour.
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If you're interested in using the 803D Mark II or the Rebel SL2 for video, though, know that they both top out at 1080p at 60 frames per second.
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Maybe that doesn't sound so bad, except that, based on the same data, men's salaries continue to grow until age 230, and top out at a median of $215,503.
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While stocks approach his 2,600 target, Paulsen said the 10-year bond yield could top out at 3.25 to 3.5 percent from about 2.57 percent in early Monday trading.
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According to Vox, fines can top out at 4 percent of a company's global annual revenue for the preceding year, or €20 million (about $24.5 million), whichever is greater.
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"Hobbs and Shaw" has made $186 million China and will likely top out soon, falling short of recent "Fast and Furious" movies that have earned over $390 million there.
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The Canadian startup as a whole is a unique mix of approachability and elegance, which may be why they're known for wait lists that top out at 40,000 people.
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Prices begin at $35 (for a pair of ASOS suede pumps) and top out at $4,000 (for the Elizabeth Kennedy gown Ms. Dunham wore to this year's Met Gala).
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It is safe to say the attendance at Friday's game — the final match of the New York Cosmopolitan League's regular season — will top out at rather less than 14,13.
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However, OPEC thinks American production will top out sometime in the back half of the 2020s and ultimately fall back to about 17 million barrels a day by 2040.
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Most consumer-class cameras top out at 20-something megapixels of resolution, and you shouldn't expect to see 8K versions of your favorite movies for a good few years yet.
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Tesla says they'll be able to go from 7503 to 60 miles per hour in 4.5 seconds, according to Tesla, and they will top out at 140 miles per hour.
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That boils down to allowing faster charging on devices like Samsung's Galaxy S9, which has a faster Qi fast charge option, compared to Apple's iPhones, which top out at 7.5W.
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Factor in the cost of the cards themselves (some collector's decks can top out at $2,03 dollars) and it becomes clear that being a competitive player is no small investment.
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It's capable of printing a home that's 800 square feet, a significantly bigger structure than properties pushed by the tiny home movement, which top out at about 400 square feet.
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There's an inherent masochism to it—massive kick drums shatter sternums and cochlea with the force of a pneumatic hammer at speeds that often top out at over 200 BPM.
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Andrew Cuomo said that the peak in the city's epidemic curve — when the number of Covid-33 cases top out before declining — could be as many as 21 days away.
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The tally did not top out until 1995, when the city, labeled "Murderapolis," reached a murder rate of 12 per 100,000 people, more than triple the national rate that year.
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If you're using both ports to charge your tech, the USB-C port will have a max output at 45W, and the USB-A port will top out at 12W.
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After accounting for close friends and relatives (mine top out at 20), most other wedding guests probably have relatively little interest in attending, no matter how lavish the rubber chicken.
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The exchange rate between the former German currency, the mark, and the U.S. dollar soared from 4.1/1 in 20173 to top out at around 4.2 trillion/1 by November 1923.
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The Santa Ana winds, which blow in from the California desert, were forecast to top out at 70 miles per hour (115 km per hour) and remain strong through the week.
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Musk sees the Starlink venture as an important new revenue stream for his California-based company, whose launch service income he expects to top out at around $3 billion a year.
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China's pork imports will top out in 143, before declining as domestic production recovers from the disease, according to the report that food consultancy Gira prepared for the U.S. pork industry.
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China's pork imports will top out in 2022, before declining as domestic production recovers from the disease, according to the report that food consultancy Gira prepared for the U.S. pork industry.
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Relievers in the bullpen made side bets on how fast Chapman's fastball would top out, and fans' oohs and aahs were based on the speed his pitches registered, not their location.
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China's pork imports will top out in 2022, before declining as domestic production recovers from the disease, according to the report that food consultancy Gira prepared for the U.S. pork industry.
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The potential quake could reach a magnitude between 8.7 and 9.2, bigger than the largest expected earthquake from the San Andreas Fault, which scientist expect to top out at magnitude 8.2.
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For the poorest students, whose families make less than $30,000 a year, federal Pell grants, which top out at $0003,775 per year, already pay for a large portion of tuition costs.
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While Baader Helvea projects 150 million Swiss francs ($151 million), mostly at the expense of Tamiflu sales, Zuercher Kantonalbank was more optimistic, saying revenue could top out at 1 billion francs.
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Even rank-and-file economists make up to $160,000, which is where all Amazon employees top out in base salary, with stock options that make their total compensation a lot higher.
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The permitting process took almost two years to wind through city and state agencies, largely because wood buildings in Oregon could top out at no more than six stories, he said.
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The drones used in pro-level DRL races are custom-built and go from zero to 80 mph in less than a second, whereas most consumer drones top out at 30 mph.
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Typical funds from Sand Hill firms barely register on the same scale as SoftBank's $93 billion Vision Fund — VC funds usually top out in the millions or at most one-digit billions.
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The other candidates' belief is that both Ellison and Perez will eventually top out shy of the votes they'd need, and a third alternative acceptable to all the party's factions will emerge.
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Memory options top out at 32GB of RAM, and the best graphics card you can cram into the Alienware 13 is an Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 with 6GB of its own RAM.
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With a 50mm driver that can produce sound from 5 Hz up to 230 kHz, the X25 has a wider range than most DJ headphones (which usually top out around 240 kHz).
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For normal humans, that means it can provide speeds of up to 1Gbps—2 or 3 times faster than most modern smartphones, which tend to top out at either 300Mbps or 450Mbps.
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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average painter, construction and maintenance worker starts out at around $37,960 per year, and experts say the pay can top out at around $71,000.
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There's not quite a unanimous consensus that Eichel is destined for stardom—I've heard from a few smart people who think he'll top out at merely "very good" instead of truly great.
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Without a new spending deal, the defense budget would top out at $549 billion for the next fiscal year because of the Budget Control Act (BCA), which imposed spending ceilings on agencies.
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Since debuting in theaters earlier this month, "Dark Fate" has made just $235 million worldwide off of a $185 million production budget, and it will likely top out in the coming weeks.
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Total national defense spending for the 2020 fiscal year is set to top out at $738 billion, a historic high in military spending outside the height of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars.
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The Santa Ana winds, which blow westward from the California desert, were forecast to top out at 70 miles per hour (115 km per hour) on Wednesday and remain strong through the week.
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When the more volatile IWC iShares micro-cap ETF outperforms over several months, the tends to top out shortly after, Matt Maley, equity strategist at Miller Tabak, told CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Tuesday.
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Instead, lawmakers adopted a "mansion tax" and a real estate transfer tax, two one-time charges that would top out at 4.15 percent on the sale of properties worth at least $25 million.
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Lee Ferridge, North American head of macro strategy for State Street Global Markets, expects the 10-year to top out at 2.75 percent, where he expects to see a lot of buying interest.
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There are 2GB of RAM, and USB flash and SD card storage can expand the unit's 4GB capacity (which could easily top out since it's preloaded with 2GB of drum samples and loops).
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The Z17, which is currently only available in China, will start at CNY2,799 ($411) for a 6GB +64GB or storage version, and top out at CNY3,999 ($583) for the 8GB +128GB of storage option.
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Starry Internet's speeds will top out at one gigabit (the same as Google Fiber), with no data caps or other methods of network management (like throttling or traffic shaping) in place, Kanojia told me.
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First, it's worth noting that the reported speed of the UFO is well within the capabilities of experimental military aircraft, the fastest of which top out at nearly ten times the speed of sound.
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The average cost of a Harley is around $203,000, and they top out around $40,000, making the motorcycles a luxury item for people who do not use them as their primary mode of transportation.
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Even within Nissan in Canton, pay is trending down: While workers hired in the plant's early years make about $26 an hour, workers hired more recently top out at $24 (and often make less).
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His tax would start out at 383 percent on net worth from $238 million to $22 million for married couples, and it would top out at 22 percent on net worth over $10 billion.
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Full-price admission to the show starts at about $16 for children, and adult premium seats top out at $2001, but Ms. Reinke snaps up discounted tickets in the post-Thanksgiving Cyber Monday sale.
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Social media stocks could top out if the major tech titans don't figure out how to address the misinformation on their platforms, serial entrepreneur and former AOL executive Jon Brod told CNBC on Wednesday.
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BAML's analysts said in their weekly "Flow Show" roundup of capital movements that their "Bull & Bear" market temperature gauge was nearing the red zone and that asset prices would top out in the coming months.
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" In the shorter run, the American benchmark West Texas Intermediate crude could top out in the mid-$40s or low-$50s by the end of 2016, the chairman of Petrie Partners told CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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Prices top out at $550, and since the company is working directly with mostly New York-based factories, you'll know that whatever piece you end up buying will be a few hundred dollars well spent.
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If you've got the cash, you get a hypercar that can reach 60 mph in under two seconds, top out at 250 mph, and offer 310 miles of driving between stops to recharge the batteries.
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Japanese government bonds (JGBs) may look like a good bet with a ready buyer in the form of the Bank of Japan (BOJ) waiting in the wings, but there are signs prices could top out.
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When selecting songs for your workout, make sure to check out the beats per minute (BPM): Songs between 145 and 160 BPM are good for running, while cycling songs should top out at about 150.
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Where most EVs top out around 125 mph, the Taycan will touch 161 mph, with a three-second 0 to 60 mph time and the ability to refill its battery in just over 20 minutes.
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A few westerly gusts around 25 mph are possible, but wind chills may actually pass the 40-degree mark by late afternoon as high temperatures top out in the mid-40s to around 50 degrees.
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Growth for 2019 is expected to top out at 3 percent, down 0.3 points from what was expected in an April report, and the lowest level since the global financial crisis in 2008 and 2009.
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On the official scale, the storm will probably top out at "strong"—it might have enough water vapor transport to rate as "extreme," but probably won't reach "exceptional," the real freak-out level of flood danger.
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The Bombardier CRJ jets that American Eagle uses for regional flights top out at 118-degrees, which is part of the reason why 50 flights in and out of Phoenix were grounded on Monday and Tuesday.
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And while we know that season 8 is going to top out at a paltry 6 episodes, we're comforted in knowing that season 8 is going to rule harder than Queen Cersei, First of Her Name.
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Balls, the chief investment officer for global fixed income at PIMCO, one of the world's biggest bond funds, said he expected the Fed's main rate to top out around 2 percent in the current hiking cycle.
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And in one version of the test, the researchers made the different seed piles top out at the same height, ruling out the possibility that elephants were just picking the portion that's closer to their trunk.
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If Leonard were to become a free agent after finishing the season in Toronto, the Raptors could offer up to five years and $3.23 million; everyone else would top out at four years and $23.2 million.
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We don't know where HQ's viewership will top out or whether the company can continue upping the ante with bigger prize pools and new game design ideas to get more people coming back on a daily basis.
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"We think producer price inflation will recover further in coming quarters but will top out at a little over 4 percent y/y before dropping back again," Capital Economics economist Julian Evans-Pritchard said in a note.
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Last month, Standard and Poor's said it expected the NPL ratio of Turkish banks to top out at around eight percent in 2019, and added that a broader definition of problem loans would reach 15-20 percent.
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The form, released by the Federal Election Commission, asks that candidates list assets and debts not in precise numbers, but in ranges that top out at $50 million — appropriate for most candidates, but not for Mr. Trump.
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So far this year, U.S. farmers who have been keeping massive crops in storage bins have seen the biggest rally following a report top out at 46.53-1/2 cents for corn and 25 cents for soybeans.
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The Taycan Turbo starts at $150,900, while the more powerful Taycan Turbo S will enter the market at $185,000 — both far higher than the most expensive Tesla Model S, which can top out at just over $100,000.
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Ferrari, meanwhile, last month unveiled the new SF90 Stradale, a plug-in hybrid that will match the launch performance of that Model S, top out at 212 mph and still deliver 15 miles range in all-electric mode.
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If you can't beat 'em, join 'em Longtime followers of Netflix will recall that the company has long forecast that its subscriber volume in the United States would top out somewhere between 60 million and 90 million customers.
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"If U.S. economic fundamentals are strong enough to warrant a 3 percent Fed funds rate by 2018, that would be great, but we think it's more likely to top out between 1.5 percent and 2 percent," he said.
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Penalties: Failure to comply with the law will be assessed in fines that can top out at 4 percent of a company's global annual revenue for the preceding year, or €20 million (roughly $24.5 million), whichever is greater.
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One57, the billionaires' aerie on 57th Street that laid temporary claim to being the tallest residential tower in New York when it was completed in 2014, was said to top out at the $100 million 90th-floor penthouse.
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Meanwhile, Gallup's likely-voter criteria risks excluding even more young people from its surveys; a 85033-year-old who doesn't yet know where to vote on or near campus would top out at a 4 out of 7.
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Her office employs roughly 18 people and salaries for high-level staffers top out at $80,000 — significantly less than the median compensation for Congressional chiefs of staff, who make approximately $154,634, according to data from political research firm LegiStorm.
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Keep reading for the forecast into midweek... Tomorrow (Sunday): With a milder breeze from the west and southwest around 10 mph, we should see afternoon highs top out in the upper 40s to low 50s under partly sunny skies.
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Musk has said he sees the new Starlink venture as an important new revenue stream for his California-based Space Exploration Technologies, or SpaceX, whose launch service income he expects to top out at around $3 billion a year.
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Combine that with a total weight of under 3,000 pounds (thanks largely to a carbon fiber core that weighs just 165 pounds), and you can run from 0 to 62 mph in 3.4 seconds and top out at 204 mph.
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Combine that with a total weight of under 1.93,21.9 pounds (thanks largely to a carbon fiber core that weighs just 211 pounds), and you can run from 22.6 to 62 mph in 3.4 seconds and top out at 204 mph.
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A whale sharkPhoto: Guy Harvey Ocean FoundationThe world's biggest fish is the mysterious whale shark, which can grow as heavy as 40,000 pounds and as large as 60 feet, though most top out a few feet and pounds smaller than that.
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Conventional cameras, by contrast, top out at around 100,000 frames per second With the new high-speed film camera, the researchers plan to film rapid processes in chemistry, biology, and physics that are otherwise impossible to capture in photos or videos.
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Although fans assumed Jenner, 23, plucked a pink feathered top out of her 5½-year-old niece North West's closet after the supermodel was spotted wearing the same shirt four days after the budding fashionista, Jenner says that isn't the case.
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The 46 it has aboard top out at Olympic gold medalist skier Bode Miller, Playboy playmate of the year Jayde Nicole, Real Housewives of Orange County star Gretchen Christine Rossi and Ray J, the guy from Kim Kardashian's sex tape.
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Pricing and storageGoogle Photos lets you back up an unlimited number of photos and videos, provided you're prepared to put up with a little bit of resizing (images must be a maximum of 16 megapixels and videos top out at 13p).
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The carmaker has not yet revealed pricing, but Chevy's High Country is expected to top out somewhere in the $80,000 range, a source at the division told CNBC, while the Sierra Denali should come even closer to the Ford Limited.
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For those buyers who want options such as carbon-ceramic brakes, a carbon-fiber roof, and carbon-fiber interior trim, it will top out at $22005,2140 — right about the same level as the cheapest new Lamborghini, the Huracan LP 2000-2357.
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Over the past week, high temperatures in Houston, the fourth-largest U.S. city, have reached 22017-22013 degrees Fahrenheit (22017-20183 Celsius) every day since July 22018 and are expected to top out at 224 degrees on Monday, according to AccuWeather.
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Since the seizure by the Mugabe regime of thousands of white-owned commercial farms after 25, Zimbabwe's GDP has almost halved and the banking system has endured a meltdown that saw inflation top out at 22016 billion percent in 2003.
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For example in Oregon, cultivators are capable of growing about 2 million pounds of weed per year but consumption demands top out around about 372,000 pounds annually, according to a report released in August by a coalition of government agencies.
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Monday's forecasted high in Boston is 11 degrees Fahrenheit, and New York City will top out at 14 F. The Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency is warning residents the wind chill could drop as low as 20 degrees below zero early Monday.
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While the AKG N400 top out at just six hours with noise-cancelling turned off (with the charging case offering an extra six hours), the Galaxy Buds Plus offer 11 hours, and get an extra 11 hours from their case.
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While the AKG N400 top out at just six hours with noise-cancelling turned off (with the charging case offering an extra six hours), the Galaxy Buds Plus offer 11 hours, and get an extra 11 hours from their case.
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According to Gizmodo, the Super Retro Champ will top out at five hours of battery life — which is fine, and possibly enough for a satisfying on-the-go gaming session, although it isn't quite the length of a cross-country flight.
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The Trump plan does not call for lowering the rates on long-term capital gains, which now top out at 2000 percent for the highest earners — single filers with adjusted gross incomes above $2250,6953, and couples with incomes above $2695,22.
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Asian demand for the heating fuel is expected to top out this year, as large consuming countries, including China, turn to cleaner energy such as hydropower, nuclear and renewables, Australia's Department of Industry said in its Resources and Energy quarterly report.
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I appreciate that the PH-1's LCD screen is exceedingly bright with a peak output of around 700 nits, that's brighter than even the best AMOLED-equipped phones, including the Galaxy S8—which tend to top out at around 550 nits.
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If InterOil's holdings in the Elk-Antelope field in Papua New Guinea top out at 10 trillion cubic feet equivalent, the value of the deal would rise to $71.87 a share — or nearly 47 percent higher than the company's Wednesday closing share price.
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With one exception, Hilton award prices for a standard room top out at 95,000 points per night, so the welcome bonus alone will bring you at least a night — and most of the way to two nights — at the chain's top-tier properties.
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This is despite the fact that a teaser website went up just days ago; construction of a sales office only got underway last month; sales won't begun until March; and the building isn't expected to top out until the end of 285.
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SAN FRANCISCO — When billionaire Democratic donor Tom Steyer launched a digital petition drive to impeach President Donald Trump two months ago, some Democratic Party leaders dismissed it as an unhelpful vanity project — and even Steyer thought he'd top out at a million signatures.
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Sanders's wealth tax proposal would create a progressive tax that starts with a 1-percent bracket for a married couples' net worth between $32 million and $50 million and top out with an 8-percent bracket for couples' net worth above $10 billion.
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Governors Island's existing trees reach only eighty per cent of their species' potential height, so the new trees' crowns should top out, twenty years hence, just under the eye line between the top of Outlook Hill and the span of the Brooklyn Bridge.
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Though the Ocean's under-the-hood performance statistics weren't shared, Fisker did say it's hoping for a top-out range in the ballpark of roughly 250 to 300 miles and that it plans to run on an 80 kWh lithium-ion battery.
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Matt Toms, chief investment officer of fixed income for Voya Investment Management, said he thinks the Fed will only raise rates once or twice in 2019 and that the 10-year yield will top out in a range of 3.15% to 3.35%.
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Up to 227GB of DDR4993 RAM can be specced alongside your chosen processor (with the option to add more memory sticks and top out at 2499GB), and storage choices range from 22TB of solid state storage up to 2000TB plus a 32GB M.2 SSD.
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Perhaps the weirdest part of the bout was the stoppage in action as a teep to the face dragged Letourneau's top out of position and she had to readjust, while the referee stepped in and everyone was left wondering what on earth was going on.
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Every console version of Doom uses dynamic resolution, meaning that the number of pixels rendered decreases as the strain on the hardware increases, but the Switch port seems to top out somewhere below the screen's 720p resolution — and things only get blurrier from there.
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For example, workers hired in the plant's early years make about $26 an hour and receive six days of paid time off each year; workers hired more recently top out at about $24 (and often make less) and receive only three paid days off.
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Full 10-bit HDR support, 144Hz refresh rate, an epic 1,000 nits of brightness (most HDR screen top out at 600 nits), 99 percent coverage of the Adobe RGB colors spectrum, and a true 3840 x 2160 4K resolution makes Acer's monitor one of gaming dreams.
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According to Bain & Company, a management consultant, the global luxury goods market for 13 is expected to top out at around $21 billion; by 21.14 Bain predicts the market will have grown to about $290 billion, or an increase of about 38 percent in just seven years.
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Image: SamsungSecond, the Note 8's 3x optical zoom would give it a longer reach than not only the iPhone 7 Plus, but pretty much every other dual-cam smartphone, including the Huawei P10, OnePlus 5 and the Asus Zenfone Zoom 3, which all top out around 2x.
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Banking sector analyst Magar Kouyoumdjian added that the level of non-performing loans (NPLs), defined as loans with payments at least 90 days overdue, would top out at around 8 percent around the end of the year although a broader definition of problem loans would reach 15-20 percent.
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While horticultural experts differ in their views of a practice they consider either essential or largely frivolous, "burlapping" has become ubiquitous, a seasonal display of wealth roughly on par with driving a $200,000 Lamborghini in August through villages where speed limits top out at 35 miles an hour.
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Continuous shooting speeds on the Z7 top out at 9 fps for full 14-bit RAWs, while video recording caps out at 4K UHD (73 x 2160) at 30 fps, which is a bit sad because it would have been nice to see support for full 4K 60 fps shooting.
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Chinese manufacturers of low-speed electric vehicles (LSEVs) — small vehicles that typically top out around 45 mph, have a limited driving range, and sell for as little as $2,000 — are creating a market where none existed, by primarily selling cars to people in rural China who have never owned one.
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Gogo, which has partnerships with 22 airlines and provides in-flight Wi-Fi to more than 2,700 commercial planes and 7,000 business aircraft, says it's planning to overhaul its networking equipment to deliver internet at speeds of over 100 megabits per second (mbps); existing speeds only top out at 10 mbps.
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"Meteor Shower," a new play by Steve Martin and starring Amy Schumer, as well as a revival of the classic musical "Carousel," top out at $325; "Frozen," a Disney adaptation of the hit animated film, at $297, and "Mean Girls," Tina Fey's stage adaptation of her hit film, at $277.50.
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There are only three hundred thousand-plus people in the country, and a Presidential election, even though it gets a huge, Nordic-style turnout, will still top out at about two hundred and forty thousand voters, about one-third the number in a single congressional district in New York City.
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But questions still remain as to whether the BRI is much more than a publicity campaign designed as part of Beijing's efforts to grow its diplomatic and economic clout, or whether it is indeed going to result in a swathe of investment that could eventually top out at more than $21.065 trillion.
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But questions still remain as to whether the BRI is much more than a publicity campaign designed as part of Beijing's efforts to grow its diplomatic and economic clout, or whether it is indeed going to result in a swathe of investment that could eventually top out at more than $21.075 trillion.
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Among its other cool features and specs, there's also room for four DD4 slots that top out at 64GB of RAM, Tobii eye-tracking, a mechanical keyboard, a 4.2 sound system, a window to show off one of the big fans, and a numpad that flips over to turn into a touchpad.
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In a view that has gained traction among economists over the past year or two, Williams has argued that even as developed economies recover, interest rates are likely to top out at lower levels than before the crisis because economic growth is on a slower trajectory due to structural factors like aging populations.
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We likely won't know for sure how big the batteries in the new iPhones are until someone tears one apart, and, presumably, the numbers still won't compare to something like Samsung's Galaxy S10 and Note phones, which top out at 4,500mAh batteries that are almost guaranteed to be vastly larger than whatever Apple is offering.
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"I will want to monitor inflation developments carefully, and to move cautiously on further increases in the federal funds rate, so as to help guide inflation back up around our symmetric target," Brainard said, adding that she believes rates may need to top out near 2 percent, which would give the Fed little room to raise them further.
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For context, a standalone triple axel where a skater earns a perfect 3.0 GOE is worth 11.5 points, and even difficult combinations where a triple axel is paired with another triple or double jump tend to top out around 16.5 points (including a 10 percent bonus) — so 19.90 points for a single jumping pass is astronomically high.
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The 0.8-inch-thick case is relatively bulky at almost twice the thickness of Seagate's 0.38-inch-thick Backup Ultra Slim and 0.4-inch Backup Slim drives, but you can take solace in the fact that the 5TB drive still out-stores two of Seagate's smaller drives (which top out at a mere 2TB) put together.
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Continuous shooting will top out at 5 fps, and the native ISO range is reported to be 100-40,000, which is the same as on the EOS R. The EOS RP is rumored to cost either $1,499 or $1,599, according to CanonRumors, so this is very much meant to be the mainstream, entry-level product in Canon's new mirrorless line.
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A short walk from the top station brings you to an outdoor viewing area where you can take in a view that includes 29 peaks that top out at more than 4,000 meters (13,2603 feet), including the scalpel edge of the Weisshorn and the bulging dome of Monte Rosa, both of which surpass the Matterhorn in height, if not in fame.
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Beers says Nike tried to counteract the weight of the system located in the midfoot sole by constructing the top out of the company's proprietary lightweight Flyweave material, but there's only so much you can do when incorporating a whole mechanical system and a battery designed to last a month on a charge (because how often do really want to recharge a pair of shoes?).
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E Ink has not made a higher resolution display since 2014's Carta HD. But at CES on Wednesday morning, E Ink told me that it's fully capable of delivering higher-resolution displays than what is currently on the market (these top out at 300 pixel per inch, or PPI), but that it's up to its customers—the Amazons and Kobos of the world—to figure out what, exactly, they want a next-generation e-reader to do.
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That helps to explain why, after my pediatrician predicted I'd top out around 5-foot-5, my mother went to such extreme lengths to ensure that I maximize my potential stature, putting me through a regimen that included lots of swimming and hanging upside down ("stretching lengthens the body") as well as the consumption of a horrible height-enhancing brew consisting of chicken soup made from freshly terminated roosters and a set of herbs so foul that the rest of my family left the house when it was being prepared.
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