That's one way to use up the extra screen space.
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From today, 80 helicopters are in use, up from 593.
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Need other ways to use up a bottle of silan?
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Screens with higher refresh rates can use up more battery.
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I use up my gift card and pay the difference.
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I want to use up my ideas and then stop.
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Not to overstay my welcome or use up my invitations.
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I use up $20 of my credit on the trip back.
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The models themselves quickly use up the phone's data-storage capacity.
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High temperature cause insects to use up a lot of energy.
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They can't use up all their water rations in one day.
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Styles fade into history when they use up their originating impulses.
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Eventually you'd get distracted or tired as you use up glucose.
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Cooked ingredients are much easier to use up than fresh ones.
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I have $4 on a gift card I need to use up!
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Or is this a good excuse to use up bottom-shelf booze?
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But all this caching can use up a good chunk of space.
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Streamers of Netflix and other providers must still use up their data.
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The Suffocation Cell: custom made so occupants slowly use up the oxygen.
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What better way to use up a can of tomatoes than pizza?
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So, the TSA is putting the dogs it can't use up for adoption.
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This year, don't wait until the last minute to use up your funds.
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A proposal to use up-to-date figures has created a political storm.
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What it will do is use up more of Mr Tusk's extra time.
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Beef, goat and sheep production use up a lot of land and resources.
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You generally have to use up the money within your health plan year.
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For most people, this will use up the remainder of your tax refund.
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Clinton did not use up all her available star power at Friday's event.
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Use up leftover cold chicken with this bright and flavorful Chinese chicken salad.
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While you are using up those summer figs, use up the zucchini, too.
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You can use up your favorite scented oils with this ceramic oil warmer.
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Everyone has a predetermined number of footsteps to use up in a lifetime.
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Yep, here's how to actually use up an entire can of tomato paste.
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It didn&apost take long for Pompeo to use up that one chance.
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With the changes, employees will no longer need to use up vacation time.
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But they throttle, or slow your speed, after you use up 23 gigabtyes.
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He's going to be trying to wear Conor down and use up his energy.
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The adapter allows you to use up to four GameCube controllers at a time.
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Decisions can become overwhelming; as we use up neural fuel, we deplete our willpower.
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Tap water drains energy because municipal treatment centers use up resources to purify water.
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I'm trying to use up what I have so I can move less food.
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Did Affleck use up his store of dolorous winces in Manchester by the Sea?
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Plus, you can use up to $3,000 of losses against that year's current income.
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Each time you use up 100% of your phone's battery, that's one charge cycle.
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Even if it doesn't use up physical room, it can still cause you harm.
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In a good week, he could use up to a quarter ton of sand.
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I got something better, which I need to use up before the plane, anyhow.
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Parts can be hard to find and the Scout does use up fuel quickly.
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I paid 3,000 won, or $2.53, eager to use up my South Korean currency.
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Therefore, the gift to the trust would only use up $9,120,000 of the lifetime exemption.
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So that one juice box would use up most of that allowance for the day.
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Plus, we welcome a creative excuse to use up those overripe, browning bunches any day.
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China has been encouraging processors to use up the country's vast but aging corn stockpiles.
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After you use up that one-time screen repair offer, screen repairs will cost $600.
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Herbed tomatoes are a great way to use up the last of your summer produce.
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Cheesy Leftover Mashed Potato Waffles Looking for a way to use up those leftovers taters?
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I use up the last of my Amex gift card to pay for the drink.
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I'm in the market for some recipes to use up everything from my apple haul.
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This is the meal when we use up whatever food is left in the fridge.
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So how long would it take to use up all of our planet's thermal energy?
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Cook: These kitchen sink cookies conveniently use up any extra baking chocolate, pretzels or candy.
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At least 38 states allow civil commitment for substance use, up from 18 in 1991.
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I also forced myself to have a salad with it to use up some veggies.
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The QFII program, however, has struggled to use up even the existing $150 billion quota.
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Recognize that we've allowed drivers to use up transportation infrastructure without paying the full cost.
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They use up all the oxygen in the surrounding air, creating a vacuum - hence "vacuum bomb".
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In 2017, we're making a resolution to use up every last one of our vacation days.
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I have a few left this week to use up before my month plan is over.
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But Alma doesn't want to be treated as a resource he'll use up and throw out.
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Uber is on course to use up its existing cash and credit lines in three years.
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Here plants grow faster and use up to 80 percent less water than in traditional farming.
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Today, more than 24,000 students use Up Learn, and the company is valued in the millions.
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That could see Beijing use up more reserves to slow the pace of the yuan's declines.
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They invented chipboard to use up bits of tree that could not be made into planks.
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The state can also use up to $750,000 of the settlement money for its administrative costs.
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In fact, they would use up their budget for that target in the next 14 years.
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The data revealed that the U.S workforce remains reluctant to use up its annual leave allowance.
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It's probably because they can be annoying, interruptive, use up mobile data, and play sound automatically.
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The AP, citing a draft memo, said that the administration could use up to 100,000 troops.
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The shortbread, he said, were created as a way to use up the bakery's leftover pretzels.
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I use up a gift card and reward points and end up paying $17.46 for both items.
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I try to use up some random coins but end up using the last of my notes.
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Sirius will use up to five modules here, depending on the length of the mission being performed.
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If you use up that space, older recordings are automatically deleted to make room for new ones.
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And, customers are experiencing real vendor fatigue: a corporation or agency might use up to 300 products.
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They'll take about 35MB per language, so they won't use up too much of your device's storage.
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I use up the last of my avocado for avocado toast with a fried egg on top.
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Trade is suffering as firms use up the inventories they had stocked in anticipation of higher tariffs.
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But it is estimated that the PBGC will use up its assets by the end of 2025.
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The dairy-free, gluten-free star is also not one to use up her calories on alcohol.
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And was it not thrifty to use up what had been made for the Valentine's Day cards?
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But that also means they're responsible to one another not to use up more than their share.
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As well as being an excellent way to use up leftovers, it's also a fantastic hangover-cure.
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You're likely to find at least a few items that you can use up instead of buying.
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You have about a year to use up your credits: They will expire at 11:59 p.m.
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I need to use up my spinach tortillas so I make a simple quesadilla with mozzarella cheese.
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There are lots of traditional recipes meant to use up old bread, which excels at absorbing flavors.
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The only way I can justify the addiction is to challenge myself to use up every bit.
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We know it's hard to use up precious counter space, but these magical machines are worth it.
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If you ran them both for an hour, the 21-watt bulb would use up more energy.
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Though far from posh, it's a good way to use up bread that would otherwise be wasted.
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Expectations have mounted that the government's plan for biofuels use through 21.40 will potentially use up inventories.
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He has said he would leave the legality of recreational use up to the states to decide.
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Now is a great time to use up any gift cards that you may have received yesterday.
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Or maybe Apple's marketing team wanted to use up its budget before the end of the year.
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This is spurring Israel to use up precious munitions in a concerted campaign to forestall Iran's entrenchment.
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Use up what you have in your pantry: "Substitute a different citrus fruit for the lemon," suggests Tomeny.
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Regulators expect that they will use up some of that capital to keep lending through the economic tumult.
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White Peach Sangria Use up your sweet peaches while they're still in season with this delicious sangria. 11.
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"That baby will use up a lot of resources," he said, then got up slowly and biked away.
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Multitasking and distraction use up parts of our brain that we can't afford to lose when we're driving.
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Bear in mind that more complex games are going to use up more of your Chromebook's local storage.
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I have rice and curry sauce at home I know I can also use up this week, too.
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And when it's unplugged, the Kindle will use up the detachable case's battery before depleting its internal juice.
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The clock is ticking for workers to use up the money they've saved in their flexible spending accounts.
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The update also brings the total number of languages available for download and offline use up to 43.
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For SpaceX missions that use up lots of fuel, performing a ground landing may not even be possible.
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In Hawaii, some complain that vacation rental properties are disruptive, use up neighborhood parking and disturb community harmony.
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If we burn the fossil fuels we are already exploiting, we will use up the 2100-degree budget.
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So Christians made pancakes to use up their supply of eggs, milk and butter in preparation for Lent.
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They want to use up ALL of their time, even though it is the wrong thing to do.
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People face a potential 3 years' jail for possessing an amount for personal use - up to 15 grams.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved medication abortion for use up to 210 weeks in pregnancy.
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The travel time alone would use up any hangout time before you had to get back to work.
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More than one-third of respondents with unused cards say they won't use up all of the funds.
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Smaller planes will either land "heavy," or fly in a holding pattern to use up fuel before landing.
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If you do, you'll use up to 70 percent less energy than you would with traditional incandescent bulbs.
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It seems less about strategy, more the chance to use up stockpiles that have gathered too much dust.
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The Curiosity rover on Mars uses one such power supply, though future missions may use up to three.
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It does however use up a lot more enzymes than the current technique, the researchers said in their statement.
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The predilection to "use up" imparts a sense of pathos, of a life inverted, in order to consider mortality.
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Once it is generally available, you'll be able to use up to three devices for one year for free.
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It is projected that the PBGC will use up its assets for these plans by the end of 2025.
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Ultimately, the deal could cut global HFC use up to 238 percent by 803, the World Resources Institute estimates.
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Do not use up too much of your existing credit; try for 30 percent or less of your ceiling.
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This could make them panic or cause them to choke and this would use up a lot of air.
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Second, the oft-voiced worry that EV batteries will use up all the earth's rare minerals is apparently misplaced.
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The National Research Council of Canada estimated the rooftops can lower a building's air conditioning use up to 75%.
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That will give investors a clearer picture of all the long-term obligations that will use up companies' cash.
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Some may lose their seats altogether; others may be forced to use up campaign money fending off primary opponents.
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If you know you won't use up the whole gift card — for whatever reason — there are plenty of options.
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OR, they're not going to refund me and let me use up the 3 months then cancel it again.
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Threats that aim to use up resources or make light of the situation will not be tolerated, he said.
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As of Friday, the plan will let customers use up to 10GB of high-speed data each month for tethering.
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We say good night and good night and good night and use up all the words we know for goodbye.
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You do not need to use up all of the funds in your HSA by the end of the year.
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Phung knows they'll never use up the 10,000 Wave bags they ordered — the bags have a three-year shelf life.
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I was going to get takeout, but I figured I'd use up what we have already and save some money.
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Don't use up your boss's political capital "The second fastest way to get a promotion is more subtle," says Welch.
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"If you use up that budget on a plastic straw ban, that is a massive, massive shame, and a mistake."
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Sinopec and CNPC will likely use up the 22.51,000 bpd of Iranian oil imports allowed to China under the waiver.
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Does it really make any economic sense to use up further room for fiscal policy maneuvers in the good times?
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And yes, local multiplayer is supported: You can use up to four Stadia controllers at once for the same game.
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Public figures and the press alike could use up-to-date clarification of what constitutes defamation in the year 2020.
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I use up the last of my turkey in today's sandwich, along with some roasted cauliflower and broccoli for lunch.
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But you can't ... go with one bill, use up all the money and say there's nothing left for the others.
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Lawyers for Trump launched their defense on Saturday and were allowed to use up to 24 hours over three days.
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That means customers buying cannabis in 'border towns' should — by law— use up their cannabis products before coming back home.
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You can use up to 10 devices at once and a lifetime subscription will only cost you $29.99 (originally $659.40).
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When Sears filed for bankruptcy in 2018, shoppers scrambled to use up their gift cards, lest they lose their balances.
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They're a pain to maintain, they don't produce anything we can eat, and they use up a lot of water.
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In its note, it told employees to use up any remaining stock before switching to the more environmentally friendly option.
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Once you use up its 6,000mAh power reserve, you can juice it up while delivering wireless power to your phone.
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It was the best way I knew to use up dull, fading carrots (coarsely grated into a pan with shallots).
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You can use up to $3,000 in net losses to offset ordinary income and carry forward the excess into future years.
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From there, she would go with Alex to her job at a strip club and see her drug use up close.
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The previews will only show up when you're browsing on Wi-Fi, so that the feature won't use up your data.
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Energy Star LED light bulbs use up to 1.63 percent less energy and may last 15 times longer than uncertified ones.
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Rylo includes a 16GB microSD card in the box, too, but you can use up to 256GB versions for more storage.
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Past guidelines have called for parents to use up to a third of their earnings to pay for college, she said.
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I make sure to use up the last of my flexible days, too, and will be at work from 9 a.m.
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At the moment, handheld cameras with a rear-mounted display are the norm, but they're bulky, and obviously use up hands.
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That will mean that two of Germany's 8 A400M aircraft are ready for use, up from just one at the moment.
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He supports legalizing marijuana for medical purposes, though he would leave the legal status of recreational use up to the states.
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Dry-skinned beauties can use up to two pearls, while the brand suggests skipping them entirely if you've got oilier skin.
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Medication abortion, which is FDA-approved for use up to 10 weeks after your last menstrual period, involves taking two pills.
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Do you really want to use up almost all of that time while you sit around, deferring to the Patriots hangover?
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This fried rice is a brilliant and addictive way to use up leftovers, and it comes together in about 20 minutes.
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Lawmakers enacted legislation last year that allows each member office to use up to $28503,22019 per year to pay their interns.
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Once you use up a stick of deodorant or mouth wash tablets, you can order refills online without an added container.
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"President Obama reserves broad executive latitude that he can use up to his last minute in the White House," he said.
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That episode will use up all of your emotional capacity, meaning you will cry—and that is a lot of brainwork.
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That's where I started on the project, looking at how we use up natural resources, but never go to these territories.
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But a problem with mounting disagreeable works on such glamorous and expensive pedestals is that they use up all the pedestals.
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I made the decision a while ago to switch to clean beauty, but it takes me forever to use up products.
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She did use up a fair amount, though, and went through most of the season only to have it cut off.
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Why it matters: AI is on track to use up a tenth of the world's electricity by 2025, by one estimate.
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I still love it all, but I use up a lot of space in my brain to think about these things.
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The clots not only use up all the platelets, but they also tear up the red blood cells that flow past.
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With a little chorizo for spice, these cheesy open-faced sandwiches are the best way to use up leftover black beans.
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And if I make every recipe in the book, we can use up the pint of scotch peppers we bought this morning.
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Current tech depends on hard disk drives that use up to 100,000 atoms to store one bit of data, according to IBM.
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With a few simple recipes, you'll be able to use up every last drop, and save yourself some dirty dishes to boot.
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Simple physics says that listening to louder music should use up battery faster, but I still wanted to know exactly how much.
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Bear in mind that higher quality streaming will use up more mobile data if you're not connected to a wi-fi network.
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I'm trying to use up what we have in the pantry, so I try to plan some of our meals around that.
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Boyfriend is still home and offers to make me breakfast since we have some very ripe bananas we need to use up.
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Smaller wells—up to 22020,220 on a tray—mean more throughput and less spent on the chemical reagents the experiments use up.
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Salaries dropped by a third, some workers were unable to pay their mortgages and others had to use up their life savings.
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There's no requirement that you use up all of your funds in any one year, so your savings can grow over time.
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Slack promises that this new version will use up to 50% less memory than before and that Slack will load 33% faster.
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NBC News reported that, starting immediately, he'll use up his remaining leave before his planned retirement from the bureau in two months.
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These tailored kits are filled with everything you need in tiny bottles and jars you'll actually use up by the holiday break.
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The letter comes despite the fact that some have argued the program does not use up particularly large amounts of wireless data.
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"To lose weight, you must use up more calories than you take in," according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The day that Chef PJ Calapa visited us in the MUNCHIES Test Kitchen, we were desperately trying to use up some carrots.
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Otherwise, she said, people without the disease or those with mild cases will mob the sites and use up the limited resources.
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Thailand's penalty for recreational use — up to five years in prison for possession of 10 kilograms or less — would remain in place.
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States are increasingly asking the federal government for masks for health workers -- called n95 respirators -- as hospitals quickly use up their stockpiles.
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Just use up some time questioning how it's a reasonable decision and you will hear from many people that it isn't reasonable.
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Use up a whole lot of spinach by blending it right into a pesto that then gets tossed into this simple pasta.
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With some notable exceptions, Congress has since been engaged in a race to use up future revenues before they are spoken for.
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Usually, the easiest way to make fried rice at home is to use up leftover cooked white rice from your most recent takeout.
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The weekend is the perfect time to recharge your batteries, so that you can then use up all of that energy on partying.
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Players will still be able to use up any in-game currencies they have left before the games stop working on August 27th.
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To which I replied but it will use up all its charge & he said "no — not at all" hmmmm leaving me speechless & perplexed!!!!!!!!!
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If you know a bunch of friends with Nintendo Labo, you can even use up to four Toy-Con Motorbikes to play simultaneously.
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"The downside of this organization is all these animals living together in an unventilated tunnel system use up all the oxygen," Park said.
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Stadia's 4K streaming will use up 1TB of data in around 65 hours, which would blow past most data caps that exist today.
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Still, there is concern that doing so will use up global spare capacity and leave markets vulnerable to further or unexpected production declines.
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The person behind Chiitan told BuzzFeed News that the character has to exercise a ton to use up all that frenetic otter energy.
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Right now, humans emit about 41 billion tons of carbon dioxide every year, which means we'll use up that allowance within 15 years.
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Families now have the option to use up to $250,5003 in annual tax-free 2500 plan withdrawals to cover those early educational expenses.
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Families now have the option to use up to $250,25 in annual tax-free 2500 plan withdrawals to cover those early educational expenses.
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I even invented a new cake to use up the odds and ends in my cupboards, a combination of banana bread and gingerbread.
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Served as is, or over some rice noodles, it's a quick way to use up the best pieces of meat that are left.
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The spa had mixed reviews online, but I decided to give it a shot and book a massage to use up the credits.
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Families now have the option to use up to $210,2000 in annual tax-free 529 plan withdrawals to cover those early educational expenses.
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He said that asking FEMA officials to testify before the committee would use up time that could be spent on directing disaster relief.
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"We are supposed to make the world a better place for our children, not use up their future," she said, starting to cry.
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The Golden Knights are required to use up 26 of their 30 picks in filling 14 forwards, nine defensemen and three goalie spots.
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The average man is looking at three to four years of care, which would use up that cap in a year or so.
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In metabolic switching, cells use up their fuel stores and convert fat to energy -- "flipping a switch" from fat-storing to fat-saving.
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Families now have the option to use up to $22018,23.5 in annual tax-free 529 plan withdrawals to cover those early educational expenses.
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This also means that if an older person falls in January, they may use up all their therapy benefits for the entire year.
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"For capital spending to take off in earnest will require companies to use up even more of their factory capacity," Mr. Kumagai said.
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Natural winemakers either use no added sulfites or use it in small quantities, while conventional winemakers use up to 10 times as much.
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Once infected, Sasser would use up all system resources, forcing the user to restart the computer, which didn't help much since Sasser would relaunch.
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Financial experts say constant vigilance around money can use up your willpower and, in some cases, push you to go on a spending spree.
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The lower the price, the more excess capital PTSB would have to use up to account for the loss on the original book value.
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" The instruction in bathrooms to "please use up all the toilet papers" or stern warnings that "this toilet cannot be used for construction work.
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E-tron buyers gain access to the nationwide charging network, "Electrify America" and can use up to 1,000 kWh of charge over four years.
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Elliott says some of his largest trees can use up hundreds of meters worth of wire and take up to a week to complete.
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It's a "use up what's in the fridge" kind of day, so I make myself an egg salad using the last of my groceries.
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In 2016, T-Mobile launched a similar app called Digits that allowed customers to use up to five different phone numbers on their devices.
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Hotels like it as well because when people watch Netflix on TV instead of their computers, they use up less of the WiFi connection.
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They're safe to use up to three days; any more than that and you can get rebound congestion, which basically means stuffiness gets worse.
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Kat Von D launched refillable pans for the palette, so you can mix and match shades you actually need and will certainly use up.
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This feature throttles you to 128kbps once you use up all your data for the month, so you won't have to worry about overages.
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I use up one side enthusiastically over the next few months, while the other is doomed to meet the bottom of my garbage can.
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Should Sonia scream for her mother and use up her remaining word allotment, her 5-year-old body would be subjected to electric shocks.
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Each Super Heavy booster would use up to 37 car-size Raptor rocket engines to heave itself and a Starship on top toward space.
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The impact on the global helium market was expected to be delayed, as consumers use up existing stocks and work out alternative supply options.
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Oh, and did we mention they're the perfect way to use up that half-drunk bottle of wine sitting in your fridge right now?
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The Senate recently passed a bill that provides money for mosquito control to combat Zika, but once we use up these funds, they're gone.
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If we proceed to use up all the fossil fuels on Earth, it could warm by as much as 17 degrees Fahrenheit by 2300.
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But in the Clinton trial, the rules did not specify a maximum number of days each side had to use up these 24 hours.
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As recently as last year, the store would use up to 2,000 pounds of rice a day and up to 700 pounds of soybeans.
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Under the new tax law, you can use up to $10,000 a year for each beneficiary to pay for elementary or secondary school tuition.
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But also, if you're out without Wi-Fi and need to download an app, it can use up a lot of a person's monthly data.
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Meat, in particular, is a very inefficient use of nitrogen, as cows or chickens use up energy and nutrients simply staying alive before being slaughtered.
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The woman on the phone is very lovely and helpful and tells me I have 2129 days after canceling to use up any outstanding services.
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If everybody sticks to the carbon reductions pledges outlined in the Paris Agreement—and that's a big 'if'—we'll use up that budget by 2040.
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While most low-cost smartphones come preloaded with apps that can use up half the storage space, Onyx will give the user a "clean" phone.
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It represents a radical shift in how geologists use up-to-the-minute tools—satellite data, aerial surveys, computer simulations—to fathom age-old processes.
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"They want to use up their reserves before we're at a point where we tell them you can't use their fossil fuel reserves," she said.
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According to the calculations, leaving the photocopier on overnight would actually only use up enough energy to make half a cup of tea, not 30.
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From start to finish, the whole production process takes less than 10 gallons of water per pair — traditional jeans can use up to 500 gallons.
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Maybe for my next challenge, I'll have to figure out how to use up these cards by spending the least amount possible at each location.
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The Dead Sea: The lake, famous for its high concentrations of salt, mud and minerals, is drying up as surrounding populations use up its water.
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Unlike the IPCC, with its interminable layers of bureaucracy and review, NCE can crank out work relatively quickly and use up-to-date cost data.
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I will need to use up some of the extra butter I buy (for the extra pies I will run out of time to make).
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WeLive opened under terms that allowed it to use up to 125 units as short-term rentals, such as hotel rooms, according to city records.
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"So whatever he says about me, he's perfectly free to use up his own air time and his own space to do so," Clinton said.
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This technique has such high sensitivity and resolution, you find things you wouldn't find otherwise and only use up a small bit of the sample.
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Whipping up a veggie omelet is a sneaky way to use up leftover produce and start your day with some protein at the same time.
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But there is a caveat: Many accounts offer a grace period into the next year that lets individuals use up any funds they have left.
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Some congressional observers say that if lawmakers struggle with these issues, it could use up time that they would otherwise have to focus on taxes.
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There's no need to use up a precious power outlet for the new Roku Express, but it comes with a power adapter just in case.
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January is a great time to use up the contents of your fridge and cabinets before food spoils and you have to throw it out.
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It is safe to assert, though, that other versions were also developed as ways to use up whatever seasonal vegetables and proteins were on hand.
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NEW YORK CITY IS LATEST TO CONSIDER BANNING PLASTIC STRAWS ALTOGETHER Restaurants were encouraged to use up existing supplies of plastic straws and utensils before July.
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That's how we end up with vanity organizers and overflowing bathroom cabinets, waiting to use up all our vitamin C serum so we can try another.
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If you don't actively do something about it, apps are generally allowed to send push notifications, take your data, and use up your device's processing power.
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"Just think what the housing market would be doing if we race to the bottom and use up all our capacity on monetary policy," he added.
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I'm taking a personal day tomorrow to use up PTO before the year ends, and I leave a little early this afternoon, with my boss's blessing.
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That includes, of course, being more mindful about how we use up the food we buy, and avoiding common traps that may make food spoil faster.
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Iran is buying the sugar from India to use up the rupees it has received for oil sales to India, the world's third-largest oil user.
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A: Yeah, I've also realized though that I have a fear that I'll use up people's kindness; that they'll tire of me needing support from them.
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It goes the other way, too; users can make landline calls from their smartphone, but those calls will use up data unless you're on Wi-Fi.
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You can move in short bursts with the game's trigger, or take longer jumps that use up your action points, similar to sprinting in Fallout 4.
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My son and his neighbor friends had accidentally picked way too many carrots, so this was a good way to use up a lot of them.
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That marks a big jump from 26.4, when the IEA estimated there were 22013 million electric vehicles in use, up 22017 percent from the previous year.
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The more of those you use up, the worse your battery gets, and thus why it often makes sense to upgrade your phone every two years.
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The Seabed Constructor can use up to eight unmanned submarines, known as autonomous underwater vehicles, which can operate independently and at depths of nearly 20,000 feet.
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"If those passengers stay in Guayaquil, or Quito, they can get sick and they will use up health services that we need for Ecuadorians," said Martínez.
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Apple Photos is free until you use up 5GB of your iCloud storage, after which plans start at 99 cents per month for 1993GB of storage.
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As the pool was whittled down to 12 jurors, each side could use up to seven peremptory challenges to eliminate potential jurors without offering a reason.
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Three states and Washington, D.C., could use up all of their federal CHIP money by December, according to the Medicaid and CHIP Payment and Access Commission.
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And the United States needs to use up its product at a record pace, especially with more soybeans predicted to flood the U.S. market in 2017.
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A bakery in Vietnam has created a new type of bread to use up the tons of dragon fruit going unsold due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Another risk is that by flying in the lights, birds could use up too much of the fat they store for energy for migration, she said.
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Eventually, strong economic growth would use up the remaining slack, leading the Fed to raise interest rates, but there would be less urgency about raising rates.
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They send out 4.993-24.99 spices per month, along with a handful of recipes specially tuned to use up pretty much all of what they send.
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They leave moldy sandwich crusts in their bedrooms, use up the hot water with their endless showers and, yes, they leave the milk on the counter.
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For example, our entire lighting range is now LED that use up to 85 percent less energy and last up to 20 times longer than incandescent bulbs.
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While they're gone, I get started making a simple stir-fry for dinner with veggies we have to use up: mushrooms, zucchini, bok choy, onion, and peppers.
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If such portfolios are sold at lower prices, lenders would have to use up more excess capital to account for the loss on the original book value.
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And this process might allow the stars to undergo fusion throughout their whole interiors, rather than just their cores, until both stars use up all their fuel.
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It says the business is essential to fully servicing wealth management clients, focusing on profitable advisory and execution niches that use up less of the balance sheet.
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Foraging might help use up what would otherwise be left to rot, but it's difficult to see how it could contribute in any significant and sustainable way.
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For dinner, I make vegan lentil burgers with carrots and jalapeño in them and use up some burger buns and French fries we have in the freezer.
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There are a lot of cities that could use up to 50,000 well-paying jobs and sort of that burst of energy that would come from it.
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It uses FireChat technology so users don't have to use up all their data or rely on spotty in-flight Wi-Fi to chat while in air.
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"Since China built hydropower plants, new sand almost never reaches us," said Ni. "If we use up the sand we have here, there will be no more".
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Just a few days after landing, Schiaparelli will likely use up all of its onboard batteries to send data to the orbiters around Mars before it dies.
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Investors with more capital losses than gains can use up to $3,000 a year to offset ordinary income and even carry over the remainder to future years.
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The British lender said it would fund the deal through organic capital generation, which would use up around 80 basis points of common equity tier 1 capital.
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Early on, for example, you can use up all your wire without having enough money to buy more and be forced to beg your supervisors for cash.
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He encouraged them to use up paid vacation first, after which they would be eligible for technical unemployment, which pays the equivalent of France's monthly minimum wage.
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Another 19 states are expected to use up their money from April to June 2018, with one state exhausting its funds from July to September 2018. Gov.
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There are currently just nine clinics in the state; two of which only provide medication abortion, which is only FDA-approved for use up to 10 weeks.
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It must be easy-to-use, up-to-date, accurate, appropriately designed and built from the outset, and properly maintained if it is to help patients. 22019.
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This means planning ahead to use up every part of your food reserves, including the liquid in canned beans and fish, and the juice in canned fruit.
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"It takes 10 to 12 hours to use up the calories in the liver before a metabolic shift occurs to using stored fat," Dr. Mattson told me.
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They use up to 85 percent less energy than traditional incandescent bulbs, the ones with a thin wire filament inside, and can last up to 25 years.
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However, if you don't use up the full exemption amount and the threshold does get reduced in the future, you won't be able to do so retroactively.
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Air Canada said the plane circled around Madrid in an attempt to "use up fuel and lighten the aircraft for landing," according to CNN and ABC News.
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When those microorganisms die, the bacteria decomposing them can use up all the oxygen in the area — which can lead to the creation of a dead zone.
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If you&aposre gifting the Sprocket Select to someone, we suggest including an extra pack of paper because they&aposll probably use up the starter pack quickly.
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But for opera's biggest names, long rehearsal periods can take them away from their families and use up time they could spend more profitably by performing elsewhere.
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Recipe of the day: Salty-sweet, crisp-soft kitchen sink cookies are a great way to use up extra candy, baking chocolate and even pretzels and chips.
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It's a pretty random meal, but I absolutely hate throwing away food, so I try to use up whatever I have in my fridge before it goes bad.
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Cox subscribers who use more than 1TB of data in a month will automatically be charged $10 for every additional 50GB that they use up in a month.
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But they have been stymied by a lack of resources—which the forests service has tended to use up fighting wildfires—and complaints about smoke from planned burns.
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"Think about experiences that you can do together that will create lasting holiday memories, not just another device that's going to use up your batteries," Boneparth said. Bankrate.
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Different types of launches use up different amounts of propellant during the Falcon 9's ascent, which is why SpaceX alternates between drone ship landings and ground landings.
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To help you use up all of your energy reserves as fast as possible, we have tracked down an impressive deal on the Ultimate Ears Blast Bluetooth speaker.
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Emulators tend to use up a lot of processing power on PCs, so depending on your setup, you might run into problems with more intensive games and apps.
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From what to pair with slices to recipes to use up the bushels you bring home, know before you go with our guide to picking the perfect apple.
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On average, if a person has water but doesn't eat at all, it takes him about a month to use up his body's excess energy reserves and starve.
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He went a little overboard at the bakery outlet about a week ago and has a bunch of bread he needs to use up before it gets moldy.
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I wasn't able to use up even half of it on any individual shoot, and I love being able to just top it up with my laptop's charger.
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The aggregators can often communicate directly with their appliances and HVAC systems, subtly and imperceptibly ramping power use up and down in response to real-time grid conditions.
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It can only download research tasks and upload results when a device is connected to a wireless network, so it won't use up a smartphone's mobile data plan.
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In April 2015, the Chinese government announced 16 cities and districts which would test the "sponge city" program, with a goal to use up to 70% of rainfall.
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Tia Maria has been stalled for nearly a decade due to opposition from residents of Arequipa who fear it will harm crops or use up local water supplies.
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As Business Insider explains, the custom stems from the desire to use up "unhealthy" ingredients in the kitchen, like oil and sugar, before the start of Lenten fasting.
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Be aware that any of this exemption you use up during your life will also reduce the amount you can pass on to heirs free of estate taxes.
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Stowaway's smaller packaging, says Crowley, enables consumers to use up the makeup before it expires, avoiding bacteria buildup, which can cause breakouts and other conditions, such as conjunctivitis.
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The Cassini mission, which arrived at the Saturn system in 2004, has been extended twice and will finally use up the last of its rocket propellant this week.
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And while I use up a few of them to fix my ship and keep my suit powered, it doesn't take long before I run out of space.
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Like many retail lenders, Ally relies on a so-called warehouse facility to fund loans that might otherwise use up too much of the lending bank's available capital.
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In India, the world's third-biggest oil importer, refiners are considering the risky move of cutting back crude imports, hoping to use up stocks until prices fall back.
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Going on a very-low-calorie diet may allow the body to use up fat from the liver, causing fat levels to drop in the pancreas as well.
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The pillow comes with 12 scent vials that you'd slip into soft purple disks, though you'd only use up to four at a time depending on your preference.
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Lasts up to 25 days of normal use, up to five days in workout mode, 20 additional days in power reserve mode (time and activity tracking only)Design
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The Little Giant 22-Foot Multi-Use Ladder is our top choice because it allows for safe use up high, in stepladder configuration, and even on the stairs.
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If you were to wonder about the most Chicago way possible to use up all that giardiniera, no, it's not actually eating it (even on a beef sandwich).
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For one, it doesn't use up as much of my computer's precious resources as Chrome does — namely the RAM that Chrome devours, leading to slow performance over time.
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Because one possible result is reducing the amount of coffee in an acceptable espresso, Hendon's method might allow specialty cafes to use up to 25 percent less coffee.
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Use up that allotment, though, and you'll need to pay for more (instead of getting dropped down to slower speeds, which is what happens on the "unlimited" plans).
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Insurers say people who sign up in a special enrollment period use up to 50 percent more services than those who sign up in the standard enrollment season.
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Reality check: Older toilets can use up to six gallons of water per flush, while some low-flow toilets can use 1.28 gallons, The New York Times reports.
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Again, the lesson here is that if you really want something in Washington, you're going to have to use up everything you've got in order to get it.
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Further complicating matters is that the GOP tax plan that could pass Congress next week will use up one of the other potential infrastructure offsets — offshore tax reform.
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Also, make sure to use up the money stashed in your flexible spending accounts that allow employees to put aside cash on a pretax basis for medical costs.
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Condiments: Unless you eat hot dogs and hamburgers on a daily basis, you'll hardly ever use up all of the ketchup, mustard, and mayonnaise before they go bad.
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True, with interest rates low and demand weak it makes some sense to run persistent deficits, but there are surely enough investment needs to use up that allowance.
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This recipe for turkey vegetable soup with stuffing dumplings will use up leftover turkey (and the bones!) and make use of that congealed stuffing sitting in your fridge.
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If anything, it might make you look disjointed and use up a lot of your cash and not give you a ton of return in the short run.
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The carrot cake pancakes take me forever, but they use up all the carrots, cream cheese, and walnuts I had left in my fridge, plus some of the buttermilk!
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Meal-prep it, or take it to a picnic potluck—either way, this quick and easy tabbouleh is the perfect way to use up all those extra spring herbs.
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It takes on average five days for the body to use up its glucose reserves (which come from eating carbohydrates) and start using fat as a primary fuel source.
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It runs the Go version of Android 323 Oreo, which is optimized for less powerful devices and comes with Google apps designed to use up less storage and data.
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You'll need to be a postpaid subscriber with The Verizon Plan or The MORE Everything Plan, and you'll get two months in which to use up the free data.
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The high-performance cores are up to 15 percent faster and use 40 percent less power than before, while the efficiency cores use up to 50 percent less power.
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There's other legitimately helpful stuff in there, too, like adaptive battery, which learns your usage patterns and restricts the amount of juice that rarely opened apps can use up.
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"All kinds of organisms will use up the oxygen at the bottom of the lake—microorganisms, zooplankton, maybe even fish if present," he said in a follow-up email.
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Rockets that have to accelerate super fast — such as those that go to high orbits or launch heavy payloads — use up a lot of fuel during the initial takeoff.
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"We need to be careful that brickmaking doesn't use up all the soil in bogs because it stores excess water during floods and helps limit their impact," she explained.
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You can use the results as crudité with Melissa Clark's bright Greek goddess dip, which is also a way to use up some of the herbs in your garden.
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This is a combination of electricity gas that, according to the brand, consumes 60% less water than the traditional way, which can use up to 2,000 gallons of water.
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It's been a while since we've heard about peak oil—the point at which we use up half the world's reserves and see production terminally decline—but it's happening.
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But there is growing concern that if Saudi Arabia offsets Iranian losses, it will use up global spare capacity and leave markets vulnerable to further or unexpected production declines.
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"I dont want to use up that valuable space at a time where we actually think prices are pretty stable and the labor markets are pretty tight," he said.
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Startling elk, deer or any other animal causes them to flee, to use up energy and avoid areas where they are surprised but that they might need for feeding.
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Most Americans use up their vacation time for Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's; they've spent all their money over the holidays; and everyone is back to work or school.
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Even better, traditional wireless chargers use up a good deal of energy during the day, even when you're not charging anything; with FreePower, energy waste is next to nothing.
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The airline also said it would ground 18 planes and freeze recruitment on top of asking its 30,000 staff to use up annual leave to combat the coronavirus epidemic.
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"During a workout your muscles use up glycogen, or stored energy, to fuel the activity," says Mascha Davis, RDN, founder of Nomadista Nutrition and author of Eat Your Vitamins.
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Invented in Hong Kong in the 1950s as a way to use up unwanted cracked eggs, the eggy contents and the eggy oval shape lend the snack its name.
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For example, McLay says, you might give a credit card company $4003 in cash as collateral, and are then allowed to use up to $500 on the secured credit card.
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Click the cog icon (top right) to set the application options, including the graphics rendering mode, how much of your system resources it can use up, and the default resolution.
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And while GPS doesn't use up data, all this communicating and calculating can be a drain on your battery, which is why most battery-saving guides recommend switching GPS off.
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The independents were likely buying crude to use up their import quotas before they expired, raising the possibility that demand from this sector will moderate a touch in coming months.
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It's possible to use up all the animals or plants in an area and make it uninhabitable, and because of that players are developing taboos around certain crops and animals.
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Fondue is so accessible in part because of its probable origins as a 19th-century peasant food, created as a way to use up stale bread and scraps of cheese.
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"A dedicated Starbucks customer might use up all those rewards at that time, but a less frequent visitor could see some of them expire before they were used," Harrow says.
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With "bomb cyclones," cancelled flights, and the urgency to use up all those rollover PTO days, we know exactly what beauty section you should check out first: Forever 21's.
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HTC's Vive Pro is also backwards compatible with both 1.0 and 2.0 SteamVR tracking, and you can use up to four base stations for room tracking on the Vive Pro.
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So if you're a small research outfit looking to test the effect of an insecticide on local amphibians, you may not have to use up time and money sequencing them.
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I have a few days left on the membership, and one class to use up, so I look for last-minute availability and see a barre class at 5:30.
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If a bird is troubled by parasites or pathogens its immune system will thus use up some of its carotenoid stock defending against these interlopers, and its colour will suffer.
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I use up what's left of my groceries and remember that basically all grocery stores will be closed tomorrow so I need to make it to mine before 46.40 p.m.
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Often, a player in such a situation would use up as much time as he could, wandering to the touchline, possibly feigning cramp and then shaking hands with the referee.
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Both proposals are what's called "last-dollar" initiatives, meaning the states would only pay the balance of tuition after students use up existing state and federal aid, including Pell Grants.
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Some of the drawdown, analysts said, is attributable to year-end tax considerations, as refiners use up crude that is on hand to avoid facing higher taxes for larger inventories.
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If that's too light, you could try a batch of these grilled cheese and sweet potato sandwiches Tara Parker-Pope wrote about as a way to use up Thanksgiving leftovers.
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The rapid rise in teen e-cigarette use — up from 11.7% in 2017 — and an outbreak of a mysterious lung disease tied to vaping have jolted federal officials into action.
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Another good tip is to use up any samples you have lying around that you undoubtedly received as registry welcome gifts or from the hospital when your baby was born.
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This could be for any number of reasons; presumably Huawei would want to use up the chips it saved for this scenario regardless of whether it had any other options.
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Joel came over to my apartment with a bag of fresh clams and a recipe that would effectively use up the bread, carrot tops and anchovy oil: pasta with clams.
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As the temperature increases in spring and summer and plants use up the water stored in the soil, the amount of water held in plants decreases, making them more flammable.
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Constantly turning down indulgences, from a latte to a vacation, can use up your willpower and eventually lead you to overspend, self-made millionaire and personal finance author Ramit Sethi says.
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There are also the convenience freaks, who don't care if they use up all the rides or only a few because having it already paid for brings them peace of mind.
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"Soon, there will be no more strawberry daiquiris on the menu, no more frozen margaritas," Joshua told me, explaining that these drinks use up to three glasses of water to make.
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A news reporter might use up to 19713 words to write a story , while a caricaturist needs to condense that story into a single image or a brief sequence of images.
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WeLab in Hong Kong and Kreditech in Germany, for example, use up to 2100,000 points of alternative data to process loans (WeLab has provided $28 billion in credit in four years).
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Because there's dedicated hardware for a lot of these features, Qualcomm says they'll use up less power while performing better than they would if running on a more general purpose chip.
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Like many of the culinary world's greatest hits—duck confit, fried rice, and the whole canon of Tuscany's cucina povera—garlic knots were invented as a way to use up leftovers.
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Launching such a massive vehicle into space will probably use up a lot of fuel, meaning the spaceship will probably need to a refuel before it goes to the Red Planet.
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Petra said it would use up to $120 million from the cash call to pay down debt and the balance would buffer its working capital against the strength in the rand.
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If you want to keep your photos in the original resolution, you may have to buy more storage space from Google if you use up your free allocation (usually 15 gigabytes).
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The dense deep-fried pastries, which do not flatten as they are eaten, date back to the Middle Ages, when people tried to use up ingredients that are avoided during Lent.
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Think of this as the perfect opportunity to use up those idle jars of chili powder and saffron you have left over from your last legit cooking project seven months ago.
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Spotify, Podcasts and other audio apps: While audio doesn't use up nearly as much data as video, you can still chug through your allotment if you jam from sunup to sundown.
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If you get paid time off from your employer or you can work from home, you shouldn't have much of a financial issue unless you use up all of your days.
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Kaufman estimated that the average smoothie from a smoothie shop may use up to six times the recommended portion of fruit, such as three whole bananas to the recommended one-half.
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If you have other herbs and vegetables lying around that you want to use up, you can absolutely add them in, but know that it's satisfying just the way it is.
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Inevitably you will not make at least one of those recipes, and that is no big deal; just be sure to find a way to use up or freeze anything perishable.
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Senators in both parties expect they will use up the entire 16-hour time period, though Murphy said he feared McConnell would try to squeeze it into one marathon overnight session.
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If output grows as planned, plastic would use up between 225 and 22025 percent of the carbon emissions allowable if warming is to stay below 103 degrees Celsius, the center reported.
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In addition, others have argued that human drivers drive in a wasteful way — braking hard, accelerating hard, idling the engine, all of which use up fuel — which a computer could avoid.
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If you tire of scrambles, omelets, and hard boils, there are plenty of ways to use up the eggs in your kitchen or even add more to your daily eating plan.
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Oliveira also urged the Senate to approve a constitutional amendment to allow the government to use up to 30 percent of federal tax revenues otherwise earmarked by law to other expenditures.
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Internet use: Up to 22 hours (up from 25 hours) Talk time: Up to 218 hours (up from 230 hours) Video playback: Up to 2129 hours (up from 230 hours) Internet use: Up to 26 hours (up from 73 hours) Talk time: Up to 27 hours (up from 299.99 hours) Video playback: Up to 299.95 hours (up from 14 hours) Internet use: Up to 20 hours (up from 13 hours) Talk time: Up to 37 hours (up from 25 hours) Video playback: Up to 25 hours (up from 99.993 hours) One thing worth noting: Apple doesn't sell a Smart Battery Case for the iPhone X. Popping an iPhone X into the battery case designed for the iPhone XS will work, but there are some imperfections.
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Here's the breakdown on how much extra juice these new battery cases get you: Internet use: Up to 22 hours (up from 15 hours) Talk time: Up to 39 hours (up from 25 hours) Video playback: Up to 27 hours (up from 16 hours) Internet use: Up to 63 hours (up from 12 hours) Talk time: Up to 33 hours (up from 20 hours) Video playback: Up to 25 hours (up from 14 hours) Internet use: Up to 20 hours (up from 13 hours) Talk time: Up to 37 hours (up from 25 hours) Video playback: Up to 25 hours (up from 15 hours) The best part about the new Smart Battery Cases is that they're compatible with wireless charging.
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If it takes off the way Disney hopes it will, there seems to be a decent chance they'll try and use up the rest of the remaining source material in future films.
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The market has grown concerned that if the Saudis offset the losses from Iran, it will use up global spare capacity and leave markets more vulnerable to further or unexpected production declines.
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If you're looking for a minor upgrade to your shower, or if you want to use up a little less water at home, you can find an adequate shower head for less.
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You still have to find a typewriter to save your game, although at least you don't have to use up an ink ribbon every time (unless you play on the hardest setting).
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Martinez says that many of her colleagues use up to three very thin needles to create the effect of continuous, single-line shapes — tattoos that her clients are requesting nearly every day.
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The body can use up to 20-30 grams of protein at one time, or per meal, so a high-protein snack would be anything within the five to 15 grams range.
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China's crude import demand hit an all-time high in October and is expected to stay strong to year-end as independent refiners snap up cargoes to use up their import quotas.
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The market has grown concerned that if the Saudis offset the losses from Iran, that will use up global spare capacity and leave markets more vulnerable to further or unexpected production declines.
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And just months ago, Ryan Murphy's American Crime Story: the People vs OJ Simpson – which Edelman originally thought might "use up the OJ capital" – was broadcast on both US and UK television.
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As you might imagine, flying isn't very practical for going a mile or two, since you use up all that energy getting to altitude and then have to come right back down.
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To use up slack in the labour market, it is thought that payrolls must swell by a little under 100,000; the consensus forecast was for about 160,000 net new jobs in May.
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A. You can use up to five different fingerprints with the Touch ID sensor that comes with certain iPhone and iPad models, so one of those fingers could be from a spouse.
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The ministers agreed for the ESM bailout fund to lend to the euro zone bank resolution fund (SRF) in an emergency should a potential crisis use up all of the SRF's resources.
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Most pizzerias will sell you dough, which can be a great base for different flatbreads (to use up whatever veggies or you've already got in the fridge, of course) or even Stromboli.
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For example, Stinchcombe said, buying a deferred annuity in your 220s that kicks in at 230 or 250 may use up less capital than holding back savings to cover those later years.
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Ms. Shishido and her colleagues thought giant sea spiders wouldn't be able to handle really warm waters as well as smaller ones, because their oxygen demands would use up all their supply.
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He's a person, and my friend, even if he also inexplicably decided to open an obviously booby-trapped trunk, get a faceful of poison and use up my last remaining healing spell.
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Prime Minister Imran Khan announced measures to support the economy and poorer workers that will use up spare funds from the government's coffers amounting to more than 1 trillion rupees ($6.3 billion).
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Sixty percent of Americans are now in favor of legalizing marijuana for personal use, up from 173 percent in 2014, a new poll from NBC News and The Wall Street Journal found.
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Mary Berry and Paul Hollywood share their recipes for holiday yummies like stollen, mincemeat streusel, Scottish black bun and Boxing Day pie, the better to use up the leftovers from Christmas dinner.
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McConnell claimed the change is necessary because Democrats have used delay tactics and required the GOP to use up the entire 30 hours of debate even on appointees with broad bipartisan support.
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But the company expects to use up to six used rockets again before the year is over, all as part of the long-term goal of reducing the cost of access to space.
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Almost everything from each shopping list ends up being used completely, so if one recipe calls for half a cucumber, chances are you'll use up the rest of it in a later meal.
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While "unlimited" sounds good, the truth is that T-Mobile was already giving its customers unlimited video and music before, so it was pretty tough to use up one's high-speed data limits.
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Heavy satellites need more propellant to get to orbit, so getting such a massive device to such a high altitude is going to use up a lot of the Falcon 9's supplies.
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Cannellini-Bean Pasta With Beurre Blanc I can't wait to make this freshly published recipe, and if I didn't have a fridge full of perishable groceries to use up, I'd do it tonight.
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For now, have a look at these recipes from our archives that highlight this beautiful nut, and can help you use up all those partial bags you may have hanging around your pantry.
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And if you have more in losses than gains, you can use up to $22013,22015 to offset ordinary income in that year and carry over the rest of the loss to future years.
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For Tesla and other big battery-makers grid-storage projects are the most attractive part of the electricity market; they offer contracts that use up otherwise surplus capacity in satisfyingly large job lots.
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The big spending push began in mid-2016, putting Spain on course to meet terms set by the EU to use up just over 1 billion euros of that allocation by end-2017.
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On Friday, the Supreme Court ruled that the White House could use up to $2.5 billion in Pentagon funding to build sections of the wall, lifting a lower court's freeze on the money.
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The oil coated everything so nicely and made a salad that had really just been a way to use up bits and pieces from the fridge and pantry feel like something truly special.
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These lab-grown meats and meat substitutes could use up to 75 percent less water, generate 87 percent fewer greenhouse gases and require 95 percent less land than what's used for meat production.
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Power producer PG&E said on Monday that it won bankruptcy court approval to use up to $23 billion in financing after California Governor Gavin Newsom dropped his opposition to those financing commitments.
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The number of different devices on which you can download files depends on your Netflix streaming plan, but you can use up to four mobile gadgets with the top-tier Netflix Premium plan.
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Luckily, if you received a gift card over the holidays you have at least five years to use up the balance, thanks to the 2009 Credit Card Accountability Responsibility and Disclosure (CARD) Act.
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Or they talk about immigrants as a potential liability for America, but focus on economic arguments — they take jobs, they use up welfare — that are oblique to the core of anti-immigration anxiety.
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In places where Facebook, WhatsApp, and Instagram are zero-rated, meaning users don't have to use up their data to access them, false information can spread through memes, pictures, and screenshots of headlines.
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We have to use up the rest of our food this morning, so N makes us eggs, bacon, and sausage, and I have a hot cross bun, since I forgot to eat one yesterday.
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What happens, Rabalais explains, is that too many dissolved molecules of nitrogen and phosphorus from runoff stimulate the growth of phytoplankton, which fall to the bottom and decompose with bacteria that use up oxygen.
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You can use up to 22GB on 213G LTE each month as part of the plan (this is separate from your 22017GB), but once you go beyond that, you'll be throttled to 24G speeds.
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Both plans also come with 15GB of 4G LTE hotspot data, and if you use up that data, hotspot data speeds will be reduced to just 600 Kbps, which is basically just a trickle.
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Some traders even expect demand to spike in the fourth quarter, as seen late last year as teapots rushed to use up quotas to build their case for maintaining or increasing future quota allocations.
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Enefit proposes to use up to 85033 billion gallons of water from the already overtaxed Upper Colorado River basin, an arid region that likely will only get hotter and drier due to climate change.
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In the morning, Darcy is rueful about the sex and tersely pre-empts any notion of reviving their relationship by stating that he doesn't want to use up any more of Jones's childbearing years.
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The PHIT Act would allow individuals to use up to $1,85033 of these pre-tax medical accounts annually (families $2,000) toward things like: The PHIT Act has demonstrated growing bipartisan support in prior Congresses.
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You can use up to your next five years' annual exclusion in advance by making a cash gift of $70,000 (five times $14,000) to a section 529 college savings plan without incurring gift taxes.
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And the company had to use up a quarter of its available cash last week to make a $920 million payment to bondholders, giving it less of a cushion to expand or absorb losses.
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Some of Verizon's limited plans simply throttle customers' internet speeds after they use up their data, but other Verizon mobile plans charge overage fees of $133 per gigabyte after the customer's limit is reached.
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But the dairy industry was especially critical of that aid, arguing that the subsidies weren't nearly enough to compensate farmers and that the USDA didn't use up to date production data for determining aid.
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To come of age in the middle part of what may have been the bloodiest century in history requires you to remember that one should never let yesterday use up too much of today.
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The new initiative would allow adults ages 21 and older to possess, transport and use up to an ounce of cannabis for recreational purposes and would allow individuals to grow as many as six plants.
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Consumers get refillable containers and as they use up the items, they can call a Loop pick up driver to take their containers away to be refilled or send them off at a UPS store.
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The light new Android software will eventually work on all versions of Android and includes useful stuff like easy data usage monitoring and free (read: does not use up your data) previews of YouTube videos.
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Cardboard and paper were allowed if necessary, I could eat out if food was served on a plate, and I did allow myself to use up some bits and pieces I had in my cupboard.
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To make its jeans, for example, it turns post-consumer waste into denim fabric, uses organic cotton, and employs manufacturing techniques that use up to 79% less energy and 95% less water than traditional methods.
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To make a multi-image post – you can use up to 10 pictures in one post – tap the gray circle with an image of layered squares and then tap the images you'd like to use.
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The test-tube meat is said to use up to 90 percent less greenhouse emissions, consumes fewer nutrients from the Earth, and doesn't require antibiotics or other additives that are used in traditional meat production.
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It could even put pressure directly on manufacturers to voluntarily investigate widespread claims and recall their own products before a government agency has to use up valuable resources to step in and require them too.
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We also stop by the TJ Maxx to use up a $5 gift card and buy two hand soaps for the bathroom and kitchen, a shower liner, chips for H., and chocolate Stroopwafel for me.
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Insurers have told the government for several years that people who sign up in a special enrollment period use up to 50 percent more services than those who sign up in the regular enrollment season.
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If you've allowed viruses or malware to sneak on to your system, they're going to use up disk space, memory space, and other system resources, and may deliberately try to sabotage some of your other programs.
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I'm able to use it for a full day of heavy use — up to five or six hours of screen on time — without having to plug in for a charge in the middle of the day.
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If you have a super long name or just want more room for all your seasonal-themed display names, Twitter now lets you use up to 50 characters in your name, up from the original 20.
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Crops such as rice, wheat and soybeans, as well as fruits and vegetables have a naturally occurring "glitch" in the way they photosynthesize that causes the plants to use up energy and resources, drastically suppressing productivity.
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This price growth is a huge incentive for miners to add even more ASICs and use up even more energy, but it doesn't really have to do much with the number of transactions on the network.
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Covestro, which was spun off from Bayer, said it would "almost certainly" ask permission at its next annual general meeting for another buyback of the same size as the planned repurchase will use up its allowance.
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It features a battery that offers up to 10 hours of use, up to 512GB of storage and a new feature that allows it to automatically use your phone's data connection when Wi-Fi isn't available.
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Families go through prodigious amounts of bottled water: A family of four can easily use up a case of 40 half-liter (16.9-fluid-ounce) bottles in a 24-hour-period — just for drinking and cooking.
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The company, which is trying to expand into commercial and residential cooling, claims its products use up to 30% less energy than traditional alternatives and don't require inputs like chlorofluorocarbons, which are a potent greenhouse gas.
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Participating factories, power plants and other enterprises can use their permits to discharge pollution; cut pollution and sell or save leftover permits; or buy more permits, often at punishing prices, if they use up their allotment.
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President Donald Trump can use up to $3.6 billion earmarked for military construction projects while his administration challenges a lower federal court's injunction against tapping those funds for that purpose, a federal appeals court has ruled.
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What I'd like to cook this weekend: red flannel hash, off instruction Mark Bittman got a few years ago from the chef Jessica Koslow, of Sqirl in Los Angeles, to use up my leftover corned beef.
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Muscles use up more calories than fat, so less muscle means a slower metabolism and the need for fewer calories, said Dr. Medha Munshi, a geriatrician and endocrinologist at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston.
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Like Verizon's cheapest post-paid unlimited plan, the prepaid plan is subject to de-prioritization of data by default if the network is congested, without the benefit of a data cap that customers can use up first.
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The biggest fear among Democrats who support linking infrastructure and taxes is that a standalone tax overhaul will use up all the money from repatriation, thus taking one of the preferred transportation funding tools off the table.
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Yet the Obama administration had proposed a plan a few years ago to stop buying Tomahawks and use up the existing inventory and spend the money instead on research and development of a new offensive weapon system.
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It's true that menstrual cups can cut down on both period costs and how much things like tampons and pads contribute to landfills (Intimina estimates that a person could use up to 12,000 tampons in their lifetime).
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We especially like that you can hang your bottles upside-down from the Shower Squid so that you can not only dispense your shampoo with a single hand but use up the entire contents of the bottle.
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Jeffrey Osborne, an analyst at Cowen & Company, said he expected Tesla's operations to churn out $835 million in cash this year, but he also predicted that plant and equipment needs would use up $2.4 billion of cash.
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He warned that every elective surgery could spread coronavirus within the facility, use up protective medical gear as public officials worry about shortages and burden a hospital workforce who "may be needed" to respond to COVID-19.
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As the pool is whittled down to 12 jurors, each side can use up to seven peremptory challenges to eliminate potential jurors without offering a reason; in selecting six alternates, each side will get three more challenges.
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Bloomberg's editorial board is urging people to eat less meat to help curb climate change, noting both the high levels of greenhouse gas emissions from factory farms and the sheer amount of space cattle ranches use up.
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But the Economic Development Agency (Corfo), which holds the lithium reserves, is now engaged in a legal dispute with SQM, and so has refused to raise its quotas, which the company is likely to use up by 2000.
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" It also blamed the overpopulation on the "white middle-class" that "use up more than their share of resources and do more than their share of polluting" and urged them to "voluntarily limit their families to two children.
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Spotty signalIf your phone can't get a good lock on a cell network or Wi-Fi network, it has to work harder, and use up more battery life to maintain a signal, so that you can stay connected.
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Mr Engel worries that the battle over tax reform will use up political capital needed to address the grievances of Chile's middle class, especially crime, poor-quality health care and pension benefits they deem to be too low.
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Details: Government officials said the runoff of whiskey, hose water, barrel residue and charred debris could trigger a "severe fish kill" as bacteria consume the alcohol and use up the water's oxygen supply, according to the Washington Post.
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While traveling to England to study at Cambridge, Chandra came up with what is now known as the Chandrasekhar limit, a concept that details what happens to stars after they use up all of their fuel and die.
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In other words, because the grantor retains control of the assets, it's an incomplete gift and won't require the person setting up the trust to use up his or her lifetime unified credit for gift and estate taxes.
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Research scientists for the Swiss chocolate maker say they've found a way to structure sugar differently, meaning they can use up to 40 percent less sugar in chocolate and you will still think it tastes just as sweet.
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The Times - Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc could use up to 22 billion pounds ($26 billion) of surplus capital to pay out a special one-off dividend to shareholders, its chairman, Howard Davies, told The Times. (bit.
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Plus, considering how easy it is to use up storage space on your devices (thanks Netflix), relying on your phone alone means you'll find yourself deleting photos of your dog to free up storage space way too often.
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That means that devices that are "off" or in standby or sleep mode can use up to the equivalent of 2900 large power plants' worth of electricity and cost more than $503 billion in electricity bills every year.
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Though medication abortion is the easiest option to integrate into primary care, McLemore points out that some people will still want or need other abortion procedures—medication abortion is only approved for use up to 10 weeks' gestation.
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I cook us a HelloFresh meal (this will be a theme, we got obsessed with deals last month and accidentally bought SO MANY MEALS so now we're in a mad rush to use up all of the food).
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The thinking is simple: If would-be criminals know that just about anyone can turn around and use up to lethal force when under threat, these wrongdoers are going to be less likely to carry out criminal acts.
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A small portion of people are likely to use up 1,000 audio tracks, but many know the pain of stuttering audio that can result from loads of chained plug-ins on only a handful of tracks, topping out CPU.
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"Relative to the old baseline, the Fed is now expected to use up half of its conventional policy ammunition," Ethan Harris, head of global economics at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, wrote in a note to clients on Thursday.
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The survey found that our additions and supplements weren't inspired by food fads (only 5 percent cooked based on food images they had seen on Instagram), but a need to use up fridge leftovers and create cost-saving meals.
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Many fire experts want California to start emulating Florida, where fire departments have for decades set small forest fires, or allowed controlled fires to burn, as a way to use up fuels and prevent monster ones from erupting later.
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Whether it's a quick fix for breakfast, lunch, or dinner, or a random way to use up an almost-empty jar of peanut butter, we're always game to learn tricks that will make our lives just a little easier.
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The new measure, spearheaded by a coalition of supporters that included Democratic Lieutenant Governor Gavin Newsom and billionaire high-tech entrepreneur Sean Parker, allows adults to possess and use up to an ounce of pot for private, recreational use.
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My fridge however, could give my assistant access to a lot of information on how fresh my food is to the best temperature to maintain it fresh, to recipes that would use up what I have left in it.
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If these future buildings are made of concrete and steel they may use up 22 percent of our remaining carbon budget to keep global warming below 2 degrees Celsius, according to a study by Churkina and colleagues published Jan.
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Australia's Qantas Airways Ltd said on Thursday it will ground the equivalent of 18 planes, freeze recruitment and ask its 30,000 staff to use up annual leave as it grapples with falling demand in Asia due to the epidemic.
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A perfectly reasonable amount of video streaming would use up more data in a month than any of the available plans offer, which is especially frustrating given that 5G plans in other countries offer much more data per month.
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Thirty-one states and Washington, D.C., would exhaust their funds by March 2018, but three states and D.C. could use up all of their federal CHIP money by December, according to the Medicaid and CHIP Payment and Access Commission.
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China's crude demand, which is usually strong ahead of the peak winter season, has been stoked further as some Chinese independent refiners, known as teapots, are snapping up cargoes to use up import quotas by year-end, the sources said.
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Several families grilled outside, trying to use up perishable food before it spoiled, and kids played in pools to cool off, trying to make up for the lack of power — and air conditioning — that still plagues much of the region.
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As Tony Davis reported for the Arizona Daily Star, the current proposed agreement would see the Central Arizona Project reduce water use up to 15 percent once a shortage is declared at Lake Mead (as opposed to the current 11.5 percent).
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"The fourth quarter is typically a buying season for small office/home office (SOHO) and small business buyers in the U.S. as they want to use up the untouched budget before the tax year ends," Kitagawa explained in the report.
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"Students are less likely to use the app (they don't want to use up phone storage and can't download apps over our school wifi) and email is not something that reaches students in the same way as a text," Rich said.
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Speaking exclusively to PEOPLE, she explains that not only does Bayou with Love use up-cycled gold and sustainable gemstones, but their entire supply chain is ethical — from the mining to the cutting of the stone to the environmentally friendly factories.
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Beijing has issued a series of measures since last year, including higher subsidies for soybeans, to encourage farmers to switch from corn to other crops, to get consumers and processors to use up nearly 200 million tonnes of old-stock corn.
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If you've got 20GB of Dropbox storage then you'd typically sync that all to your desktop to get immediate access to your files, but Project Infinite will just produce shortcuts to your files that don't use up any local storage space.
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The ministers will announce, however, that they agree for their bailout fund, the European Stability Mechanism (ESM), to lend to the euro zone bank resolution fund (SRF) in an emergency should a potential crisis use up all of the SRF's resources.
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One of those items was the Alpha Backpack (which the company has since replaced with the$525 Alpha 3) — another pricey acquisition, by my standards, but an entirely worthwhile piece of gear, especially since I had the credit to use up.
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More than half of participants with children said that paying for long-term care — that is, care at home, in an assisted living facility or in a nursing home — would likely use up the inheritance they planned to leave their descendants.
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It's possible the strong crude imports and refinery runs in October will show up in higher exports of refined fuels this month and in December as Chinese refiners seek to use up export quotas amid soft domestic fuel demand growth.
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DE), the world's No.943 cement maker, could use up to 2.5 billion euros ($3 billion) to cut debt, buy back shares or raise dividends, as part of a more rigorous focus on shareholder returns after its takeover of Italcementi.
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The bulk of delivered Oman heads to China and it appears that refiners in the world's largest crude importer, especially smaller independent operators, were keen to stock up before the end of the year to use up their import allocations.
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Every few minutes, my phone beeped to say it was almost out of space, but I could think of no better way to use up the last of its dwindling memory than to load it with 400 pictures of penises.
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If Hurricane Irma turns out to be devastating enough to use up other resources, Citizens has the authority to assess virtually all policyholders in the state, no matter what type of insurance they hold or whether they bought it from Citizens.
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I also have some carrot tops that I want to use up, so I rip those up in the salad spinner and go out to pick enough basil to fill it up, and then rinse it all off to make pesto.
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In an effort to use up the excess fruit, Ho Chi Minh City-based chain ABC Bakery developed a new recipe for bright pink bread, replacing 60% of the water in the dough with dragon fruit smoothie, reports Da Nag Today.
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Again, you'll want to use up what you already have — throwing away perfectly usable Ziploc bags to use a more environmentally-friendly option won't help anything — and while doing so, save for the larger up-front expenses of sustainable products.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Chancellor Philip Hammond challenged the two rivals to become Britain's prime minister over their spending promises on Monday, warning that walking away from the European Union without a deal would use up the extra money in the budget.
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The Free Application for Federal Student Aid expects families to use up to 20 percent of assets owned by the student toward college costs, including custodial accounts like a UGMA (Uniform Gifts to Minors Act) or UTMA (Uniform Transfers to Minors Act).
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Environment and development groups are calling for at least $15 billion in new commitments for the Green Climate Fund (GCF), saying projects that may use up close to that amount are already in the pipeline, with needs only increasing as the planet warms.
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Environment and development groups are calling for at least $15 billion in new commitments for the Green Climate Fund (GCF), saying projects that may use up close to that amount are already in the pipeline, with needs only increasing as the planet warms.
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It's a great way to use up that massive head of cabbage that's been in your vegetable crisper for too long, to re-season any meat that is on its way out, and to lay it all down on a bed of roti.
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BEIJING, April 19 (Reuters) - China will work off its corn stockpile in the next three to five years, said an executive at one of the country's top corn processing firms on Wednesday, as firms ramp up processing capacity to use up the grain.
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These days, standard mugs run from around 12-16 ounces, meaning you may need to use up to six tablespoons for one cup, but even still, it's easy to fill up cone and basket filters with too much coffee without realizing it.
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That's the suggestion of the UK's Royal Society of Public Health, at least, which is suggesting that food packaging could feature labels that show how many minutes of walking, running, cycling or swimming are required to use up the calories they contain.
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NFL Films produced the game with five or six cameras (it will use up to 35 for Super Bowl 50) and few of the dramatic touches that would later become hallmarks of its style: a mix of riveting cinematic technique and league propaganda.
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When I first joined Snapchat shortly after that house party, I used it (as many probably did at the time) for photos I wanted to share, but didn't necessarily want in my camera roll, where they would use up precious storage space.
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Some experts, however, have questioned whether focusing on polylactide is the answer to China's corn woes, saying it would take too long, with too much cash and still would not use up enough corn to make much of a dent in the stockpile.
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Sometimes your Internet connection just isn't fantastic and it hops up to super high quality and then immediately down to super low quality, or maybe you're watching on your phone and don't want to use up a lot of data on HD streams.
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The record pace of issuance of normal and special-purpose bonds means local governments will in just two weeks use up 30 percent of the total 2019 quota for new local government bond issuance approved by the State Council late last year.
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Now vast stinking pools created in part by untreated medical waste accumulate at the pile's base, threatening to contaminate the water supply for the parched city which experts have long predicted will be the first capital to use up all its water.
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It's also worth looking at China's exports of steel products, which would also expect to be benefiting from BRI projects, as China would be tempted to use up spare capacity in its own industries in order to build infrastructure projects in BRI countries.
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A shambling, grainy New York set ensemble piece that recalls Cassavetes with none of the peaks (you can now fill in your "recalls Cassavetes" square in Sundance Bingo) it has an unfortunate "welp, better use up this film stock" vibe to it.
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McAfee worries we 'use up' environmental concern on small items like straws to the detriment of much larger issues Others argue that bans curbing items like plastic straws and plastic bags could be an important first step toward reducing plastic consumption altogether.
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Each firm and country, including Saudi Arabia, will face a choice between holding back supply so as to bolster profits and tax revenues and opening the taps to grab market share and use up reserves, whatever the price, before it is too late.
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After sales "took a nosedive" around Thanksgiving, it may take three quarters for gun owners to use up ammunition they stockpiled before the election and return to normal buying, Vista Outdoors Chief Financial Officer Stephen Nolan told analysts at an event on Tuesday.
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Detroit Chief Financial Officer John Hill said a plan approved this week by the oversight commission to use up to $55 million in surplus cash to retire some debt issued in 2014 could result in $9 million in annual debt service savings.
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Considering that the US had more than 30,000 crashes in 2013 alone according to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, they could be of great use up here as well—provided, of course, drivers don't get too distracted by staring at the things.
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ASCII art was also central to the history of trolling:the "Meow Wars" of the 90s saw Usenet boards invaded with elaborate cat-themed copypasta spam, designed to amuse and annoy and to use up as much of their precious bandwidth as possible.
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"The No. 7003 complaint that I've gotten by far is from local merchants, because correction officers use up a lot of parking," said Councilman Steve Levin, whose district includes the Brooklyn House of Detention, which is surrounded by high-priced real estate.
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And it would allow people who put aside money for educational costs in a 529 college savings plan to use up to $10,000 in leftover money in those accounts to pay back student loans — as well as the debt of the beneficiaries' siblings.
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A. Live tiles, those self-updating app squares that bring news and information to the Windows 10 Start menu (or Start Screen, for those going big in Tablet mode), do use up a bit of battery power as they pull down fresh information.
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"Xi as a strategist is facing an anguished choice to use up his means on Kim Jong-un while having no confidence at all that it would be effective," said the analyst, Shi Yinhong, a professor of international relations at Renmin University.
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Companies would be able to use up to 50 million lira depending on their revenue, the TBB said, adding that 36-month loans will have an interest rate of CPI+4 and 48-month loans will be extended with a rate of CPI+4.5.
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"Over 80% of his total fuel capability was trapped and unusable," a malfunction that could have forced the pilot to eject as his aircraft could only use up to 1003 minutes of fuel at a time, the Air Force said in a press release.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will work off its corn stockpile in the next three to five years, said an executive at one of the country's top corn processing firms on Wednesday, as firms ramp up processing capacity to use up the old stocks of grain.
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The LNG industry should be advocating that governments impose carbon pricing, which would hurt coal and boost natural gas, and backing this up with investments in downstream industries in Asia that will use up the existing LNG surplus and create demand for future growth.
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"We issued our emergency regulations back in November, and at that time, we were pretty clear about the fact that there would be a six-month transition period for retailers to use up their existing supply," said Alex Traverso, a spokesman for the bureau.
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He explained that nesting a ton of elements — such as tags — inside a backdrop filter property in CSS, you can use up all of the device's resources and cause a kernel panic, which shuts down and restarts the operating system to prevent damage.
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After suffering a breakdown of sorts at a performance of "Aida" — he runs onstage at the climax, exhorting the characters to stop singing so they won't use up all that oxygen in the tomb — Eliot heads off on a road trip to find himself.
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"The impulse is so strong among policymakers to prevent any kind of an economic downturn that they would rather use up the final bullets in their chamber to prevent the ire of a recession," said Peter Cecchini, chief market strategist at investment firm Cantor Fitzgerald.
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"You can flood these addresses with multiple passwords and logins, true ones, false ones, so the people behind them use up a lot of time trying to figure them out," The Daily Beast quoted Mounir Mahjoubi, the head of Mr. Macron's digital team, as saying.
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DUBLIN, June 8 (Reuters) - Ireland's government on Thursday struck a three-year pay deal with public sector trade unions which it said would help restore industrial peace and could use up a significant amount of funds available for tax cuts and spending increases next year.
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In the early morning hours on Saturday, Vice President Mike Pence cast a tiebreaking vote to pass an amendment to allow people to use up to $10,000 a year from tax-advantaged 529 savings accounts for private and religious schools and some home schooling.
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Carson defended Trump's decision to move away from paying for his own campaign and court megadonors, saying that Trump could use up to $1 billion of his own money if he needed to, but that much of it was not liquid and "locked in buildings" for now.
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STEEL EXPORTS SLIP It's also worth looking at China's exports of steel products, which would also expect to be benefiting from BRI projects, as China would be tempted to use up spare capacity in its own industries in order to build infrastructure projects in BRI countries.
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When you alter one component — cutting the number of calories you eat in a day to lose weight, doing more exercise than usual — this sets off a cascade of changes in the body that affect how many calories you use up and, in turn, your bodyweight.
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"We believe the current mobile advertising model is broken and our customers are becoming increasingly frustrated by irrelevant and intrusive adverts which use up their data allowance and can invade their privacy by tracking their behaviour without their knowledge or consent," the company said in a statement.
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Google says those who use up to 15GB of data in a month won't experience any throttling, but if they cross that threshold — Google says less than 1 percent of its users pass that mark — they will "experience slower data" with speeds going down to 256kbps.
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I will not be appealing this particular FOIA request, because I don't want to use up any more of the Fed's resources than necessary, but I do believe that they made the wrong call in this instance to exclude the more extreme words that they deemed arbitrary.
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The State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE) will likely consider cutting investor quotas under the Qualified Foreign Institutional Investor (QFII) scheme if an investor does not use up 60-70 percent of the allotment within a year after it is approved, two sources have told Reuters.
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Perhaps they will, but Anthony is, at the very least, playing the Bad Cop to Paul's Good: It is a time of miracles, as Hans Gruber famously noted, but nobody wants to use up Santa wishes on averting an NBA lockout when we don't have to.
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His goal is to connect with a company using visual algorithms that allow robots to identify and manipulate the scraps, which would allow him to automate the process and produce at scale (and use up ever more textile ends that would otherwise end up as landfill).
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Of course, there are other factors at work: The start-up of new refineries and their associated inventory buying, increased purchases by smaller, independent refiners aiming to use up their import quotas before they expire, and uncertainty over when exactly imports of Iranian oil cleared customs.
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Loss of use (up to $4,000)Last, my loss of use coverage would pay for me to stay in a hotel room or find other accommodations in the event that I could not use my home due to a fire, sump pump failure, or other damages.2.
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In a study published in the journal Nature, researchers slowed cell death and restored cell function (including the ability to use up sugar and oxygen and carry electrical signals if jolted with electricity) in pigs brains that had been removed from the animals some ten hours earlier.
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The company also reversed a former policy that required employees to first use up remaining paid time off and vacation days first in the case of illness or quarantine, but still only gives employees 75% of their rate of pay based on an average of recent shifts.
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But Sunak, a 39 year-old former Goldman Sachs investment banker who has only been in the job for a month, will have to use up some of the precious leeway in the public finances to fight the spread of coronavirus and soften its hit for business.
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Though the company vowed to do better in terms of maintaining a safe work environment, several female employees criticized executives for condoning O'Reilly's alleged behavior, claiming its emphasis on "trust and respect" was BS. It's a line the company has continued to use up to this day.
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To take advantage of the Pokemon Go craze, RadioShack, which sold some of its stores to hedge fund Standard General after filing for bankruptcy in 2015, has used social media, including Facebook, to promote specials on mobile chargers since the game has a tendency to use up power quickly.
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A new Prudential survey of more than 350 federal employees and contractors who went unpaid during the 35-day government shutdown found that many cash-strapped workers were forced to take out loans, use up some or all of their emergency savings, and cut back on medical expenses.
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Reformation, which claims that "jeans are pretty much the worst clothing for the environment," is sticking true to its sustainable fashion roots in an attempt to change that: According to the label, the average pair of jeans can use up to 2,800 gallons of water throughout it's life.
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The feature could also benefit Facebook's new Watch tab of original video content, allowing it to cache episodes so people could watch them on a train or elsewhere that they might not have a strong connection or want to use up their data plan watching longer-form videos.
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They have promised to increase spending, particularly on public services and infrastructure, and to cut taxes, but they also say they are willing to take Britain out of the EU without a deal, an outcome that Hammond said would use up his war chest of almost 27 billion pounds.
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They have promised to increase spending, particularly on public services and infrastructure, and to cut taxes, but they also say they are willing to take Britain out of the EU without a deal, an outcome that Hammond said would use up his war chest of almost 27 billion pounds ($34 billion).
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Caffeine and maybe even capsaicin, the molecule that makes peppers taste spicy, can make your body use up energy a little faster for a short amount of time, said Shawn Arent, Director of The New Jersey Institute for Food, Nutrition, and Health Center for Health and Human Performance at Rutgers University.
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Here, we've provided a baseline recipe to use up a bunch of stems, but you could toss in some fresh basil for a more classic pesto flavor, swap the pine nuts for whichever nut you have on hand, add a pinch of red pepper flakes for some heat, etc, etc, etc.
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Room and Board To Asia Suarez, a computer science major, the math hit like an error message: With less than three weeks left in the spring term, she would need to eat seven meals a day to use up the remaining 131 swipes on her food plan at New York University.
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How they use and use up young women, at least until they turn 18 or 20 or so when some moviemaker or some suit deems her no longer desirable and turns her putative lack of desirability on her, as if she were responsible for this lack of interest in her.
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The Ministry of Environmental Protection said in a notice that 70 percent of surface water samples tested in the first six months of 2017 qualified as grade I to III, meaning it was clean enough for direct human use - up 1.2 percentage points compared to the same period of last year.
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HONG KONG, April 12 (Reuters) - China's foreign exchange regulator may cut investor quotas under its Qualified Foreign Institutional Investor (QFII) scheme if an investor does not use up 60-70 percent of the allotment within a year after it is approved, two sources close to the matter told Reuters on Tuesday.
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Martin said Fianna Fail would be fiscally responsible in government and confirmed that unlike Fine Gael, it would not use up the additional 1.5 billion euros ($1.7 billion) of budgetary space freed up if the European Commission deems Ireland's budget to be balanced structurally by coming within half a percent of zero.
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If you're looking for an alternative to boring old roasted turkey, want to impress the girl you're bringing home for the first time, or just need to use up leftovers, these balls of savory turkey and fragrant herbs—braised in beer and deep fried to crispy perfection—are a guaranteed crowd-pleaser.
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In a recent analysis, Yomi Kazeem at Quartz Africa highlighted the tremendous gender gap that exists in emerging market mobile usage — with female use up to 30% lower in some cases — which represents a significant untapped user base that Quartz estimates could generate $140 billion in revenue over the next five years.
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Chrome and Google Play are getting some new features designed to solve that problem, and they're likely to be just as useful to many users in countries like the US. Chrome's Data Saver mode will soon be able to compress video, meaning that MP4 files will use up to 67 percent less data.
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Tesla's woes include: • It has struggled ramping up production of the Model 295 • It continues to use up cash, its credit rating has been downgraded and analysts warn that it may have to turn to investors for additional capital • Federal safety regulators are investigating its Autopilot technology after a string of crashes.
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The 178 million euros of additional expenditure in 2018 will use up a significant amount of the estimated 500-550 million euros of resources the finance minister has said will be available for expenditure increases and tax cuts, although it will likely take up a much smaller percentage in 2019 and 2020.
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Difficulties with potholes from so called "weekend-warriors"—people who come with good intentions but dig a fire pit and use up communal wood to warm very small groups—have sparked the need for a crew that can go fill in the fire-pits but also understands the sensitivity around taking dirt from this area.
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"In countries where patients need to pay co-pays, they can use up all their savings in order to get access to those expensive new drugs and in the end, they may not extend their lives or improve their quality of life," Feng Xie, a professor of health economics at McMaster University, told Reuters Health.
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"We are giving women living and working on campus a few months to use up their stock of commercial sanitary pads, after which they will be heavily fined if they continue using them," Devika said, adding that only eco-friendly products would be available on campus, which already sorts and recycles the rest of its garbage.
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If you're looking for a quick and tasty way to use up a whole bunch of eggplant you might have lying around (looking at you, CSA-having procrastinator cooks), get comfortable stir frying with a little soy sauce and rice vinegar for a quick weeknight dinner you can throw on top of rice in 20 minutes.
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First, a little clarification: Though to most people, metabolism simply means the extent to which food is a fuel you use up immediately or store in the form of body fat, a more all-encompassing definition is that metabolism is the sum of chemical processes that occur within a living organism in order to maintain life.
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If your child earns such strong scholarships that you can't use up the 529 plan earnings, you can take a "scholarship exception," where you can take a nonqualified withdrawal up to the amount of a scholarship; although you will pay taxes on the earnings, you won't pay the additional 10 percent penalty that's imposed on a nonqualified withdrawal.
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For example, households that use up to 21994,21990 gallons (217,000 liters) per month will see their bill rise from just over $30 to $85 (or, in local currency, R361 to R1,536), while the bill for major consumers who use 19903,308 gallons (50,000 liters) will jump from $243 to $1,738 (or, in local currency, a jump from R2,889 to R20,619).
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Apps that are in a suspended state aren't actively in use, open, or taking up system resources Of course, it's always a good idea to check your app settings every once in awhile to make sure that the apps that are using your location actually need it — as location services tend to use up the most battery.
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In light of that, it is hardly surprising that President Trump has called for abolishing the A.M.T. But a question remains: If the Trumps were subject to the A.M.T. every year, and had to add back any loss carry-forward and pay the resulting tax liability, how did they use up so much of it — $2300 million — by 20053?
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Early on Saturday morning, Vice President Mike Pence provided a tiebreaking vote to pass an amendment offered by Senator Ted Cruz, Republican of Texas, that would allow people to use up to $220,20 a year from tax-advantaged 22 savings accounts to fund tuition at private and religious K-12 schools or certain educational expenses for home-schooled students.
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The other free edition is the Express edition, which can be used in production, but it can only use up to 1GB of RAM and the maximum database size is 10 GB. It also doesn't offer some of the more high-end features of the Standard and Enterprise editions, including some of the advanced high-availability, security, business intelligence and data warehousing features.
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For example, the iPhone 7 is currently $649 for 32GB, $73 for 128GB and $849 for 256GB off-carrier in the U.S. Having these different options allows users who don't use up a lot of their phone's storage to buy the smallest option, while the users who do need a lot of storage can shell out more for it. Simple.
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I won't go so far as to say that it's a fridge clean-out free-for-all, but I do use this as an opportunity to use up the last of that odd bit of feta or pecorino, whatever fresh herbs I have lingering (parsley, cilantro, mint, dill), and sometimes that last egg (fried and crispy, or medium-boiled and sliced, please).
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ANNOUNCES PRICING OF $125 MILLION CONVERTIBLE NOTES OFFERING * PRICING OF $125 MILLION AGGREGATE PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF CONVERTIBLE SENIOR NOTES DUE 2023 * SALE OF NOTES IS EXPECTED TO RESULT IN UP TO $120.7 MILLION IN NET PROCEEDS TO APPTIO * APPTIO EXPECTS TO USE UP TO $14.9 MILLION OF NET PROCEEDS OF OFFERING OF NOTES TO PAY COST OF CAPPED CALL TRANSACTIONS Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Y.) and Bobby RushBobby Lee RushCongress mobilizes on cyber threats to electric grid CBC lawmakers rip Justice Democrats for targeting black lawmakers for primaries The Hill's Morning Report - Harris, Warren rise and Biden tumbles after debates MORE (Ill.) sharply criticized Trump over reports that the administration plans to use up to $1 billion from Department of Defense military pay and pension accounts to build a border wall.
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While investor optimism has remained high — Tesla's market capitalization puts it neck and neck with General Motors as the most valuable American car company — its bonds are rated in junk territory, and the delay in bringing in revenue from Model 3 sales has analysts worried Tesla will continue to use up cash and face the prospect of having to raise additional capital later this year.
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Its killer features, though, are still software-side: free, unlimited, original-resolution storage in Google Photos for every picture you take with Pixel (which means it is literally impossible to use up all your space on pictures and videos), a dedicated gesture for direct access to Google Assistant, and the artificial intelligence–powered Portrait Mode, which gives photos DSLR-esque blurry backgrounds, even when you're taking a selfie.
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During a background briefing with reporters, Republican committee staffers said the bill leaves equipment use up to the discretion of Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE and does not require him to certify to Congress that readiness will not be affected.
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In February, at the Department of Energy, Rick Perry—who once skipped his own arraignment on two felony charges, which were eventually dismissed, in order to attend a Koch brothers event—issued a new projection in which he announced that the U.S. would go on emitting carbon at current levels through 18673; this means that our nation would use up all the planet's remaining carbon budget if we plan on meeting the 1.5-degree target.
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Sauron V got it into his head that I worked—or possibly even lived—at its offices, and he started bombarding the place with threatening calls, which, after a few months, always came at 9 PM, when sometimes he would even use up the entire message storage capacity of the magazine telling the guys how much he hated me, how brilliant his band was, and what he was going to do to me.
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If you paid everyone for a year's worth of caring for loved ones — cooking, washing, transporting, giving pills and shots and rubs, taping together torn oxygen tubes, changing adult diapers, bringing wanderers back home, reading to those who can't anymore and whose minds beg for the refreshment of new ideas, tucking the pain-ridden into bed at night and prying them out in the morning — it would use up almost all the revenue of Walmart worldwide.
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"It's hard for most people to accept the idea that I may not want to change my body – that I may not want to spend my day racking up steps on a FitBit or use up six months recovering from a tummy tuck or commit to 'losing the last 20 pounds' or spend 60 days doing some shred/cleanse that will help me 'shrink the evidence' massive weight loss has left on my body," she wrote.
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My spreads are mostly composed of whatever I'm trying to use up in the refrigerator (any rogue vegetable that can be sliced and quickly pickled is a popular choice) and the freezer (a whole, cut up chicken), food from my pantry (tinned fish and hot pickled peppers are big in my house), and something that I actually purchased for the occasion — a nice piece of fish, a whole chicken or some good pasta or noodles I happened across.
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Gaming has been improved all around, with a re-engineered backend for how it handles both GeForce Now and Gamestream, which streams games from your own Nvidia GPU-equipped PC. It's an all-around better gaming device, according to Nvidia, partly due to a switch to all-Pascal GPU architecture for its GeForce Now streaming on the server side, which will use "up to" GTX 2199.99 cars to deliver the best possible detail and graphics quality while aiming for as close to a smooth 2299.99FPS frame rate as possible for each title available.
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ANNOUNCES PROPOSED OFFERING OF $350 MILLION CONVERTIBLE SENIOR NOTES * BRIDGEBIO PHARMA INC - INTENDS TO OFFER $350 MILLION OF CONVERTIBLE SENIOR NOTES DUE 2027 IN A PRIVATE OFFERING * BRIDGEBIO PHARMA INC - EXPECTS TO GRANT INITIAL PURCHASERS AN OPTION TO PURCHASE UP TO AN ADDITIONAL $52.5 MILLION OF NOTES * BRIDGEBIO PHARMA - INTENDS TO USE A PORTION OF NET PROCEEDS FROM OFFERING OF NOTES TO PAY COST OF CAPPED CALL TRANSACTIONS * BRIDGEBIO PHARMA - TO USE UP TO $75 MILLION OF NET PROCEEDS TO REPURCHASE SHARES OF COMMON STOCK Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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