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In March Kitty Hawk—a start-up run by Google co-founder and Alphabet CEO Larry Page—introduced its Cora autonomous air taxi, which the company plans to launch first in New Zealand, although no official time line has been released.
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If the measure advances beyond the committee and the full UG Commission, city staff will develop final cost estimates in October and work out a construction time line.
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Exhibit ends in '60s The Museum Center time line ends with the Avondale riots of 1967 and 1968 during the turbulent civil rights movement.
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Barry kept reconstructing the time line over and over again.
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Those visions of the early 1920s, known as Ville Contemporaine, Plan Voisin, and Ville Radieuse slipped into an alternate time line, one our version of Paris, and the world, will never see.
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But a new time line released Thursday shows provisional licenses awarded for processing in June, testing labs in early May and dispensaries in mid-May.
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Fields said he was not allowed to discuss other issues related to the project including time lines or cost of the acquisition.
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The commission had until Friday to decide whether that deal would go before voters in August — a time line that opponents argued was too rushed.
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First Known Use of time line
1951
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