"Adjusting to space is easier than adjusting Earth for me," Kelly said Friday.
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"Adjusting to space is easier than adjusting to Earth for me," Kelly said during a press conference Friday.
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VICE News went to Tijuana to see how the city is adjusting and how the Haitians are adjusting.
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Other voice commands, such as adjusting the temperature, also contained so many steps that you're better off just reaching over a few inches and adjusting things manually.
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I tried every conceivable configuration in a 15x15 grid, including adjusting the vertical spacing of the themers, swapping them left to right, and adjusting their horizontal positions.
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"Consider adjusting your allocation to take less risk (so if you're allocated 80% to equities and 20% to bonds, consider adjusting to something like 60-40)," Roberge said.
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" He's then shown adjusting the ladder before yelling, "Alright.
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"We just have to keep adjusting the story," Matt added.
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"We just have to keep adjusting the story," said Matt.
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Adjusting for this shift, researchers found sales dropped 38% overall.
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They are adjusting their overall asset allocation with defensive moves.
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In particular, adjusting noise cancellation in this way is clever.
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Ben Affleck is still adjusting to his newly single life.
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"We just have to keep adjusting the story," Matt says.
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There's also a slider for adjusting the distance between lenses.
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Nick isn't adjusting to his role as a Gileadean easily.
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Fixing Restricted Mode, however, isn't simply about adjusting its system.
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He's still adjusting to me putting the diaper on him.
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"Of course not," she responds before quickly adjusting her answer.
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Adjusting for inflation, that figure would be $104 million today.
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Understandably, most animals have trouble adjusting to the new accessory.
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"The problem is that agriculture is not adjusting," he says.
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But adjusting to life at the new plant proved challenging.
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No need for reachability, no need for adjusting your hands.
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I had just finished adjusting the knobs on the guitar.
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State funding increased RUB55 billion after adjusting for currency fluctuations.
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I guess they were adjusting for 2017 to 2018 inflation?
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Adjusting for those changes, net investment income rose 7 percent.
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"Imagine adjusting your medicine to compensate for flavor," Morgenstern says.
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Adjusting to life in the United States has been hard.
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Also, adjusting for things like home court and so forth.
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And they and everyone else started adjusting their trading accordingly.
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Adjusting for inflation, that's a 114 percent increase since 1960.
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Adjusting for inflation, that's a 2740 percent increase since 2129.
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We'll have a conversation about adjusting it when he's older.
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Whether it's ordering food, connecting with friends, adjusting the temperature.
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However, the league is still adjusting to the streaming revolution.
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Will the United States consider adjusting its own screening techniques?
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In fact, insurers, like the programs themselves, are simply adjusting.
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"Baron is adjusting extremely well given his situation," Bennett says.
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Adjusting levels is an easy way to reveal a fake.
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Villanova did a better job adjusting to Kansas' defensive obstacles.
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Across the country, parents are adjusting to a new normal.
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The officer was adjusting the flag to keep it displayed.
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How are the people in the food businesses there adjusting?
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He wasn't the only person adjusting to a new life.
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We are adjusting to being around each other so much.
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I hope you're doing well and adjusting to life here.
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The solution, she said, is adjusting both attitude and methods.
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"Slowly, I began adjusting to my new normal," she said.
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Barney was still adjusting to the loss of her husband.
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With these new guidelines, companies can start adjusting employee paychecks.
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Other characters are predominantly real people adjusting to terminal illness.
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Adjusting for population growth makes this stagnation even more pronounced.
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Consumers are getting the message, and the marketplace is adjusting.
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This has occurred even after adjusting for increased income inequality.
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Adjusting for inflation, real wage growth remains below 28503 percent.
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Make this dish saucier by adjusting the amount of broth.
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Adjusting for inflation, the amount Obama added is even smaller.
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"I'm good," he said; he was adjusting to the place.
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She is not the only one who is still adjusting.
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"We'll be adjusting," Trump said in response, according to Bloomberg.
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Eliminate your car's blind spots by adjusting your mirrors properly.
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And that the real project for the first couple months was just me adjusting and the whole editorial operation adjusting to saying goodbye to Adam, basically, and finding our way in this new world.
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Adjusting to a new lifestyle Between meal planning, finger-pricking, measuring insulin and accounting for exercise, Gallagher says, her young diabetes patients and their families may have a hard time adjusting to a new lifestyle.
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MEGHAN MARKLE&aposS DAD BELIEVES HIS DAUGHTER IS &aposTERRIFIED&apos ADJUSTING TO NEW LIFE, CALLS ROYAL FAMILY &aposOUTDATED&apos Thomas Markle also said he believes his daughter is "terrified" adjusting to her new royal life.
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Influencer marketing is adjusting to the shifting needs of consumersBrands and influencer marketing agencies are adjusting to the shifting needs of consumers as social distancing and shelter-in-place policies keep more customers at home.
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An included magnetic mount allows for easy relocation and angle adjusting.
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Chefs from Washington to New York are busy adjusting their menus.
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" A Spears family source added, "Britney is still adjusting to medications.
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Adjusting the Gamma will essentially adjust the brightness of the shadows.
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" Adds a Spears family source, "Britney is still adjusting to medications.
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We will now spend more time listening, adjusting, balancing and tuning.
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State funding increased by RUB81 billion after adjusting for currency moves.
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It's also capable of adjusting its interaction according to consumer moods.
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Streep adjusting the internet's boyfriend's tie is just one of them.
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Emma Stone is still adjusting to life as a single woman.
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Do you see yourself taking their advice and adjusting the projects?
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"We just have to keep adjusting the story," Matt Duffer said.
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We take turns getting up and grabbing water and adjusting ourselves.
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That girl adjusting her hair in a shop window—for whom?
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The side control buttons were also convenient, particularly for adjusting volume.
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I was also super impressed by the redesigned self-adjusting headband.
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Ellison, though, didn't have much trouble adjusting to the higher level.
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These relationships held even after adjusting for demographic and socioeconomic factors.
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Meanwhile their children have been healing and adjusting to new lives.
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" Matt Duffer added: "We just have to keep adjusting the story.
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Jahangir recognizes that he has to constantly keep adjusting the approach.
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Tough transition Once in the United States, Fernández had trouble adjusting.
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So this is a market that will adjust and is adjusting.
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Oscar-winner Mahershala Ali is adjusting to life as a father.
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Getting your digestive system working and your stomach adjusting was different.
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We're constantly adjusting to climates, time zones, altitudes, cuisines, even water.
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If plaintiffs' lawyers are smart, they'll start adjusting fee requests accordingly.
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At just 23, Etem is adjusting to his third N.H.L. team.
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New parents face enough stresses adjusting to life with a baby.
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There's a little switch by the paddles for adjusting the triggers.
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"I would say two percent [chance]," she added, adjusting her answer.
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I had some mechanical differences with my release point, adjusting that.
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Start-ups are adjusting to a new reality in Silicon Valley.
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Turkey is now adjusting to some of their macro-economic troubles.
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Check out a sample of how the animals are adjusting above.
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It will certainly take some adjusting on the part of employers.
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"I'm still adjusting to celebrity, to be honest," he tells NME.
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For Hawkins and Willis, adjusting to new teammates is nothing new.
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You could cushion the economy from shocks by adjusting the rate.
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Around 2003, retailers upped the stakes by adjusting store opening times.
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EBIT margin, adjusting for this FX effect, was 7.4% (1QFY16: 10.1%).
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This year's festival had some difficulty adjusting to its new home.
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State funding decreased by RUB2110 billion (21000%) adjusting for currency moves.
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And that's not adjusting for the area's sky-high housing costs.
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State funding increased by RUB212001 billion after adjusting for currency moves.
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After adjusting for cost of living, it's really like earning $71,600.
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After adjusting for cost of living, it's really like earning $71,700.
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After adjusting for cost of living, it's really like earning $71,900.
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After adjusting for cost of living, it's really like earning $72,300.
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After adjusting for cost of living, it's really like earning $72,700.
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After adjusting for cost of living, it's really like earning $73,000.
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After adjusting for cost of living, it's really like earning $73,200.
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After adjusting for cost of living, it's really like earning $73,500.
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After adjusting for cost of living, it's really like earning $73,600.
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After adjusting for cost of living, it's really like earning $73,700.
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After adjusting for cost of living, it's really like earning $74,300.
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After adjusting for cost of living, it's really like earning $74,700.
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After adjusting for cost of living, it's really like earning $75,400.
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After adjusting for cost of living, it's really like earning $76,800.
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Other details involved translating emoji names, tweaking timestamps and adjusting capitalization.
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Abby herself was still adjusting to life with her reborn face.
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And at first, they have trouble adjusting to their new lifestyle.
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At first, adjusting to self-employment came with plenty of struggles.
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State funding decreased (adjusting for currency movements) by RUB33710003 billion (337144%).
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That could mean adjusting its political outlook, said Media Kitchen's Lowenthal.
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Feel bad going back on your word or adjusting an agreement?
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Adjusting to that new role has not been without its complications.
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Apple isn't the only company adjusting the financial repercussions of Brexit.
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This will give you easier access to adjusting your data usage.
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And maybe AIs are constantly adjusting parameters at the same time.
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He is not adjusting well to Kim Kardashian in mom mode.
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Lufthansa said it was also adjusting its flights to northern Italy.
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That's worth well over $1 million today after adjusting for inflation.
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Without adjusting for inflation, Mr. Pritzker's self-funding tops Ms. Whitman's.
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Some people seem to be biologically incapable of adjusting to it.
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That's a ninefold increase since the 1970s after adjusting for inflation.
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Because of the coronavirus pandemic, students are adjusting to online learning.
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"One of them died there," he said, adjusting his assault rifle.
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But adjusting and calibrating strategies seems like it helped this year.
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Meanwhile, Italians have been adjusting to their new way of life.
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The women shimmied a bit, adjusting to their new work uniform.
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Adjusting times for temperatures would lead to smaller changes among women.
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Adjust anything that needs adjusting, and then make another test patty.
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Again, those relationships remained true even after adjusting for health behaviors.
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Walmart said it was adjusting its supply routes to keep up.
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He was adjusting to celebrity, and there was no going back.
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It's is 10 times easier than adjusting when you come home.
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I was still young and just adjusting to this new lifestyle.
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As you're playing, the music is constantly adjusting between four tracks.
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The company is adjusting its full-year earnings outlook slightly higher.
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Adjusting the baby&aposs head positioning can make a big difference.
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Adjusting this mower is easy, with a single-lever adjustment system.
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Everyone — every dean, every department — is adjusting to that new leadership.
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The country had to do more adjusting and processing of it.
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The second step is to get help adjusting your management style.
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"We just have to keep adjusting the story," said brother Matt.
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The government is increasing non-hydrocarbon revenue by adjusting various fees.
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Adjusting to that was probably the most challenging thing for me.
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Lufthansa said it was also adjusting its flights to northern Italy.
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We're told doctors were adjusting the cocktail of meds Britney takes.
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Enabling it is almost as simple as adjusting your display's brightness level.
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How have you been adjusting to creating more of your own offense?
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Adjusting the payments to more accurately reflect costs could have major implications.
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"The body does an amazing job of adjusting and compensating," she explains.
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Many outside think adjusting personnel intensively is because of its overall performance.
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Some analysts said investors unfairly penalized Boeing for adjusting employment to reality.
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She's adjusting to a desk job, after a crazy grad school schedule.
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Soon, people were adjusting the audio to suit their own unique identities.
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Listening to them is akin to adjusting ones eyes to the dark.
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"All this takes time," Rose told reporters of adjusting to the Knicks.
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"I don't know how she does this," Clarkson said, adjusting her wig.
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Adjusting for one-time items, the company reported earnings per share of $.
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Adjusting modes on the X1D, on the other hand, is downright pleasurable.
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The company said it would have met expectations, adjusting for currency fluctuations.
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They also probably couldn't find these privacy setting that Facebook is adjusting.
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Downgrading to Neutral and adjusting PT to ~$65 until we get clarity.
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We are now adjusting the services which will be resumed after improvements.
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My sister updates me on how my niece is adjusting to daycare.
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But adjusting to life in the "lower 48" states hasn't been easy.
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Nobody wants a hacker opening their garage door or adjusting the heating.
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Ali Fedotowsky-Manno is adjusting to life as a mother of two.
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More specifically, she's adjusting to what motherhood has done to her body.
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Adjusting, being adaptable, moving on, and accepting the next stage of something.
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"Oh, I think it's my chair," the Queen said, adjusting her seat.
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The big machine is constantly adjusting based on the aggregate of votes.
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It's a little more [than college], but I've been adjusting really well.
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The company is once again adjusting the algorithm that powers News Feed.
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Or go to Settings > Display > Brightness level and adjusting from the there.
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"Just kind of adjusting to the accent a little bit," he said.
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The Phantom 4 cruises towards it, adjusting slightly to avoid the obstacle.
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Adjusting to his new body will require repetitions, and repetitions take time.
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These little guys learn and adapt to behaviors, adjusting the temperature accordingly.
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After adjusting for currency fluctuations, same-store sales were up 5003 percent.
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They compared it with directing such an actor rather than adjusting code.
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The bird is adjusting to its fresh new wings as we speak.
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How have your first weeks adjusting to being a new mom been?
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In a sign that they are still adjusting to each other, Mrs.
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"I cannot confirm or deny that," Thirlwall said while adjusting her crown.
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We make development samples, concentrating on the fit and sometimes adjusting construction.
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For others it may take a bit longer, though companies are adjusting.
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The market is adjusting well to hearing things it's never heard before.
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People may simply be adjusting to the new economic and market reality.
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Still, the experience is jarring for new centers adjusting to Brady's ways.
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The risk persisted after adjusting for age, educational level and other factors.
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Zionism has always been pragmatic and nimble in adjusting to dynamic realities.
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That meant that real interest rates — after adjusting for inflation — were negative.
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"One form of adaptation is adjusting to the speaker's accent," he added.
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There's also an optional $20 magnetic stand for adjusting viewing/camera angles.
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IF ANYTHING, I THINK THE FED HAS BEEN TOO SLOW ADJUSTING POLICY.
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How to make your iPhone headphones louder by adjusting the Volume Limit
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Underlying revenue, after adjusting for the strong euro, was up 2.6 percent.
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Biden's campaign is adjusting, putting out videos and still sending fundraising emails.
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But what mattered is whether they were low after adjusting for inflation.
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After adjusting for inflation, wages have barely increased during the Trump presidency.
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"We're still not properly adjusting to the reality of it," said Madsen.
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"A passion of mine is with pleasure and adjusting pain," she said.
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Pat was adjusting the sails while keeping watch for a flailing child.
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Adjusting to North American hockey has been "a little difficult," he said.
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The use of fiscal policy — adjusting taxes and spending — has different problems.
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"We are continually adapting to new technologies and adjusting our policies," Maj.
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Its annual receipts fell by more than 10 percent, adjusting for inflation.
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Our politics are in the process of adjusting to this new reality.
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Operators are adjusting by creating more reasons for visitors to stay longer.
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"Tesla has finally realised the importance of adjusting to China," said Wang.
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He also recommends adjusting your thermostats by just a couple of degrees.
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But even that total rises to $210 million after adjusting for inflation.
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A few minutes later, a tall Toubou man emerged, adjusting his chèche.
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She can practically feel his hands at her side, adjusting her posture.
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The SNB is adjusting the basis for calculating negative interest as follows.
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Adjusting to life in Vietnam, the men all said, has been difficult.
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Maybe it's time to reduce political division by adjusting the political lines.
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I came out fairly recently, so I know K. is still adjusting.
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A habit or routine needs adjusting, but you need more information first.
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"Prometheus," a 2012 prequel, arrived to $55.1 million, after adjusting for inflation.
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You can enable cookies on your Android device by adjusting its settings.
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In many states, after adjusting for inflation, teacher salaries have been falling.
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" After adjusting his tie, Schuette adds: "I will do anything you want.
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I make choices on the fly, narrowing things down, adjusting for spacing.
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Mr. Browder had trouble adjusting to freedom and hanged himself in 2015.
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Over four months later, I'm still adjusting, but life is pretty great.
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The biggest challenge is simply adjusting to life in the United States.
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There are various ideas in government now for adjusting the war effort.
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Philip, however, also had a difficult time adjusting to the school at first.
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Luna is also adjusting well to life as a big sister, dad added.
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It makes it difficult to pick up the Home Mini without adjusting something.
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But with each flight, it gets better, slowly adjusting to the external forces.
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I just purchased my condo in April, so I'm still adjusting to homeownership.
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If you're responding to someone IRL, you're constantly reading their expressions and adjusting.
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That's great for college freshmen who are adjusting to new schedules and stressors.
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Adjusting to the Uberman schedule takes about two weeks of hell, Staver says.
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But they are adjusting, and they are trying to use the limelight carefully.
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Caption: A sample of some early investigations into adjusting the distance between lenses.
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IS IT ENTITLEMENTS, WHICH ARE GOVERNMENT AUTHORIZED, OR IS IT THE MARKET ADJUSTING?
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He thinks adjusting to life back in India would be hard for them.
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You also get a small slider that makes adjusting thumbnail size much easier.
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It also uses the same magnetic angle-adjusting mechanism found the Surface Pro.
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Now, as insurers were adjusting to that reality, risk adjustments have been stopped.
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William said George has been adjusting to student life quite well — so far.
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China's ratings agencies also appear to be adjusting to the new credit environment.
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By adjusting for inflation, apples-to-apples comparisons can be made over time.
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They've laid eggs in wolves, indicating that they're adjusting to the colder temperature.
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Its return on tangible equity, after adjusting for this, was 20073% in 22007.
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"Safety is a priority here at The Mall," she offers, adjusting her hijab.
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Bitcoin aside, some altcoins might just be adjusting from overheated, overhyped December highs.
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Adjusting pupillary distance can now be done through a software setting, Oculus says.
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Brie Larson is clearly adjusting herself to the realities of her newfound celebrity.
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Why hadn't Congress been notified, a typical requirement for adjusting weapons export laws?
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Some businesses are already adjusting their ranges to cater for the grey market.
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But being active in the Arctic requires adjusting to the harsh conditions there.
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Adjusting for these, core capital ratios would have been approximately 13%, Fitch calculates.
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Clinton is more prone to adjusting her politics to fit the moment. Mrs.
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However, Story Remix is mutable, adjusting to whatever skill level you're comfortable with.
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He will, according to Heizer himself, survive it, though it will take adjusting.
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"Companies need to find ways of adapting and adjusting," Christopher, the executive, said.
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We didn't do a good job of adjusting to quick changes on possession.
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Adjusting to a new life in a new country is not easy, however.
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Adjusting for calendar effects, the gap was even larger, the Treasury official said.
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After seeing the competition set up, they were adjusting their supplies and gear.
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Question: I have trouble prioritizing tasks and adjusting my schedule when priorities change.
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Every girl is seen adjusting her hair, face, and body for the camera.
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Kelly Marie Tran is still adjusting her life as Star Wars' newest heroine.
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This allows it to be malleable, always adjusting to the current season's trends.
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There's a chance that this could be corrected by adjusting the gamma settings.
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And even now, she's still adjusting to the removal of the Home button.
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Emily Gilmore is adjusting to life after Richard's death … and it's not easy.
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So has the minimum wage ever reached $12, even after adjusting for inflation?
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A self-described "night owl," Steele is still adjusting to her new schedule.
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It's like adjusting for the degree of difficulty when judging an Olympic diver.
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Mr. Gilbert made enormous strides in adjusting the balance between old and new.
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Even after adjusting for inflation, the growth of student loan debt is astronomical.
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Yet the country's rigid bureaucratic rules are still adjusting to include transgender rights.
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Adjusting the ear cups to the desired length produces a loud clicking noise.
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" He also said "The ECB will be very cautious in adjusting its policy.
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After adjusting for the 1&1 Drillisch deal, profits rose by 13 percent.
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She went on to admit that she's still adjusting to the new reality.
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By adjusting the direction of this field, they can control the sperm's movement.
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This initially prompted some user backlash among Apple fans who had trouble adjusting.
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It would be tough, I guess, adjusting to a new way of life.
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That means the microphones are constantly listening to your surroundings and adjusting accordingly.
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We are adjusting our media buy to no longer include this show placement.
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For hardcore players, this information might be useful in adjusting how they play.
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The country also reportedly stressed its interest in "adjusting" Commerce's blow to ZTE.
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So for now, he is adjusting to life on the cusp of stardom.
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After adjusting for the impact of currency translation, revenue was down 903 percent.
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He continued to direct Off Broadway and regional productions, adjusting to his limitations.
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The Silverado's controls for adjusting the drivetrain are conveniently on the driver's left.
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Bears, too, are adjusting to life in cities as their natural habitat shrinks.
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After adjusting for the accounting change, Amazon's fourth quarter growth rate was 38%.
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Adjusting the acoustics of modern automobiles is not only about comfort or pizazz.
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Adjusting for inflation, the real rate of return comes in just under 3%.
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Adjusting the grind amount is probably the trickiest thing on the Barista Express.
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"We're adjusting how we do business and moving with our customers," he said.
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All three of dogs are adjusting well to their new home, reports Today.
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You can also control the water tank by adjusting the water seeping speed.
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Lana Del Rey is adjusting her tour setlist following the Harvey Weinstein scandal.
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"The third line is the hardest," Tollett went on, adjusting his Kings cap.
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Even without adjusting for inflation, that prize easily goes to She's All That.
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Initially, he had some trouble adjusting to the freshman team's zone-read offense.
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I was also adjusting to a big school and was considering dropping out.
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He posed for newspaper photos at her side, tenderly adjusting her hospital blankets.
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But adjusting to sleep long after battle can be a war unto itself.
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But adjusting properly to time zones is actually really important for our health.
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On Wednesday morning, adjusting to the new reality played out in real time.
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The Trump administration may not be finished adjusting the social cost of carbon.
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The recipe is so mouth-smackingly perfect that it doesn't require any adjusting.
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A handful of new apps purport to help by adjusting your circadian rhythms.
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Policymakers have always put American interests first, adjusting (or defying) the rules accordingly.
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Kept wound, it is said to need adjusting only once every 100 years.
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We know that adjusting to a new home page may take some time.
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There's some indication that payers are starting to consider adjusting for social risk.
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Airlines, however, are already adjusting their policies to minimize refunds from schedule changes.
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The spokesman said this meant looking at the capacity and adjusting it accordingly.
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Whenever the TV detects disturbances, it amplifies the dialogue by adjusting the volume.
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Learning a new language and adjusting to American culture and customs proved demanding.
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Understanding the meaning of America fully — and adjusting to it — takes some time.
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But New Yorkers aren't the only ones adjusting to the recent hot spell.
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Students who had planned to study abroad this semester are furiously adjusting schedules.
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So, in adjusting what's covered, the government can readily keep the system affordable.
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Enter a ballet class and teachers are forever tweaking and adjusting students' bodies.
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Across the U.S., students are adjusting to the new reality of these shootings.
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He wants Toby to come in so they can discuss adjusting his medications.
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He saw her every three months, and they kept on measuring and adjusting.
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Pitchers baited him with off-speed pitches away, and Shaw had trouble adjusting.
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Happily, there are options for adjusting the size and shape of that role.
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They settled in October in Chicago, and are adjusting to their new life.
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So they're reacting in realtime to incremental information and adjusting their positions fluidly.
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He's adjusting to life after spending 14 years in prison for armed robbery.
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He was older than the instructor and most students, which required some adjusting.
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These little guys learn and adapt to your behaviors, adjusting the temperature accordingly.
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In adjusting interest rates, the Fed must anticipate the evolution of those conditions.
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Since then Reverend Jen, 46, has been adjusting to life outside the neighborhood.
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Does the person you're talking to keep adjusting the hair on her head?
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Does she keep adjusting the hair she keeps in a tiny plastic bag?
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He begins adjusting himself on the table, and making the odd grunting noise.
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Adjusting GE's supplier network to avoid tariffs could happen "over time," he added.
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"I've mulled it over," Scott announced, adjusting his towel to sit more comfortably.
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The sneak peek shows how our mysterious mermaid is adjusting to life land-side.
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Pilots do their best to avoid it by adjusting their altitude or changing course.
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I'm arguing for that very strongly we are adjusting our legislation in the Netherlands.
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Major transitions, whether planned or not, usually mean adjusting to a new financial reality.
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The deal values the networks at $10.6 billion, after adjusting for minority equity interests.
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He fiddles with the laptop's settings, adjusting the displayed frequency range and the volume.
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Luna may have some adjusting to do, but Legend seems confident she'll get there.
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New love, new life Noora says she's been adjusting easily to life in Macedonia.
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I was a bit surprised to discover how well Razer's auto adjusting headband works.
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The farmers put to work in the fields had a hard time adjusting too.
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Along with diving into work, Affleck has been adjusting to his newly single life.
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But some people have an easier time adjusting to the new circumstances than others.
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REDDING, California — Adjusting her white coat, Michele Woods pored over patient charts Monday morning.
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Instead, it mainly follows Tray through his many adventures adjusting to the new world.
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"We don't know exactly what happened or how it's adjusting, but that was impressive."
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These NHEA estimates represent a drug's net price after adjusting for rebates and discounts.
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Figuring out how long that delay will be isn't as simple as adjusting timezones.
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This was partly because computer-driven funds responded to volatility by adjusting their positions.
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Airlines, ground transportation providers, hotels and attractions are all adjusting their schedules and policies.
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And with the spookiest of holidays coming up soon, we're adjusting our manis accordingly.
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Laimbeer had never coached before, but had no problem adjusting to his new role.
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Still, although SeaWorld appears to be adjusting its business model, one thing isn't changing.
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I wanted to know how the people who lived on its edges were adjusting.
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The satellites also had systems for adjusting the spacecraft's orientation, solar panels, and thrusters.
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Many saw little point in adjusting their plans in light of the Brexit vote.
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It's smaller today than it was in 234 — and that's without adjusting for inflation.
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It's smaller today than it was in 2004 — and that's without adjusting for inflation.
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The Mini's left and right buttons will continue to work for adjusting the volume.
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Phones should be accommodating to their users, adjusting to them instead of vice versa.
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The controls are easy to use on the move, changing tracks or adjusting volume.
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They're cranking this, cranking that, adjusting this, looking on Trackman, looking at the numbers.
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It is also self-adjusting, automatically updates itself and has automatic calibration built in.
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It now feels like you're putting on an Oculus Rift headset and adjusting it.
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Meanwhile, A4A says it's because flights are cheaper than ever after adjusting for inflation.
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Occupied when awake in adjusting the bedclothes, by rolling them down and up again.
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There is already evidence that companies are quickly adjusting to the new Trump era.
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American income inequality fell between 2005 and 123, after adjusting for taxes and transfers.
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Adjusting for other factors, Ms Ginther still finds a gap of 73 percentage points.
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I felt ridiculous, I looked ridiculous because I kept adjusting with every half-step.
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International sales declined 7.93 percent, but increased 2.4 percent when adjusting for currency swings.
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Lyrically and visually, the video is about adjusting to a different way of being.
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Revenue for the software group fell 6 percent, after adjusting for a stronger dollar.
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After adjusting for inflation, the stock market is lower than it was in 1999.
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I really love my parents, but they haven't been adjusting well to empty nesting.
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Above all they have a skill for adjusting to social change and external shocks.
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And the best way to change your DNS is by adjusting your router's settings.
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John and our older sister Candace seemed to do a better job at adjusting.
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People are adjusting to living with dongles, or going Bluetooth, or however they're coping.
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Since getting out of prison, Manning said it has been hard adjusting to life.
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Sometimes fixing the router is as simple as adjusting the channel it broadcasts on.
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With Kelly that he's adjusting well to the time commitments of being a father.
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Nowadays, Copeland is adjusting to her new normal with the help of revolutionary prosthetics.
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However, it says that it's not adjusting guidance as a result of the acquisition.
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It said it was adjusting its systems to avoid a repeat of the situation.
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Last year, after-tax personal income rose by 3.5 percent, after adjusting for inflation.
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Underlying production rose by 2 percent in the first quarter, after adjusting for divestments.
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Adjusting for those changes, physical store revenue would have grown 6 percent, Amazon said.
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Claims tend to be volatile in December, reflecting difficulties adjusting the data around holidays.
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Repeat with the other half of the shrimp, adjusting the heat as necessary 4.
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It urged the government to increase its ambitions by quickly adjusting its Paris goals.
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I, for one, was adjusting to braces and watching a lot of Friends reruns.
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State funding nominally decreased by RUB64bn (1%), or RUB37bn after adjusting for currency moves.
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So when adjusting for income, British household debt is not really growing at all.
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Eventually, I stopped crouching over to look at the stove dial when adjusting heat.
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Another tricky thing for some people is adjusting to the end of a paycheck.
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"We are also improving thermal insulation and adjusting window fittings for efficiency," Rabahah explained.
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Franz Simon darted around the room, eavesdropping, adjusting the ceiling fan, fetching bottled water.
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Drafters of the Paris agreement intentionally left the language about adjusting those commitments vague.
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It's smaller today than it was in 2004—and that's without adjusting for inflation.
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On longer jaunts, start adjusting to the new time zone a week in advance.
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Twenty20 also encourages innovation by adjusting the balance of risk between batsman and bowler.
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I know some people worry about their dog adjusting to the addition of kids.
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The plans proposed today represent a strong industry-wide start at adjusting workplace culture.
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The NRA has taken advantage of today's political polarization by adjusting its resources accordingly.
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The central bank, however, has been adjusting the spot rupee LKR= reference rate weaker.
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"It's an adjustment, we need to all start adjusting and work together," Hayek said.
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Adjusting for the increase in the number of students doesn't change the trend much.
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Linda Thurston, the office manager, said that she was still adjusting to the move.
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She's been doing a good job of adjusting to her new role thus far.
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On taxes:Williamson proposes increasing the minimum wage and adjusting it to the inflation rate.
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By adjusting these parts, you can get a feel that's most comfortable for you.
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That's a great deal of history, even adjusting for the extra day in February.
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Soros avoided further losses by adjusting his positions late in 2016, the report added.
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Fiona has been adjusting to the exciting, expansive and water-filled digs after hours.
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In one, Kristin noted that the family has been adjusting to having Owen home.
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There's also a Sennheiser Smart Control app for adjusting presets, equalizer, and other settings.
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"I have to change the settings based on smell," he explained, adjusting his camera.
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"I prayed for Duterte to win," she said, adjusting an uncoöperative coconut-shell bra.
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Nick Jonas and brother Joe seem to be adjusting well to post-Disney life.
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Google has deemed the feature "Smart Sound," adjusting audio equalization based on the wall.
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Unlike humans, sometimes the fix is as simple as adjusting the animal's living space.
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And by adjusting the concentration of SDS, the membrane's surface tension could be calibrated.
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That's even after adjusting for differences in age, sex, and levels of general anxiety.
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It opened up room for adjusting relations with other people in a substantive way.
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"Judgment Day" made $438 million domestically after adjusting for inflation, and $520 million worldwide.
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Adjusting for one-time items, Knight-Swift reported earnings per share of 44 cents.
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"They're constantly taking in cues and adjusting to what's going on," Mr. Wessels said.
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You can easily clear your cache on Microsoft Edge by adjusting the browser's settings.
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The Dodgers clearly had a hard time adjusting to the inhospitable elements in Boston.
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This version of Watership Down requires a bit of adjusting to on numerous fronts.
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Adjusting his thick-rimmed glasses, he made a series of groans over the broccoli.
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As previously taboo subjects enter the classroom debate, students and professors are still adjusting.
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She's standing in locker room, surrounded by senior citizens adjusting their retro gym clothes.
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She's standing in locker room, surrounded by senior citizens adjusting their retro gym clothes.
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The publication ended up cropping Malia out of the photo and adjusting the story.
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Another technician standing next to me stopped adjusting my microphone and jolted in place.
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The Fed's primary job is to guide the economy, typically by adjusting interest rates.
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Also, we have ideas on adjusting the lighting in your home to best effect.
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A few months into office, she's still adjusting to the trappings of the role.
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European companies are adjusting to what looks more and more like a war economy.
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The young man smiled before adjusting some noodles on the plate with his hand.
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After adjusting for the charge, Nike topped analysts estimates of 59 cents a share.
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Congress decides the final spending numbers, sometimes adjusting them or ignoring a president's priorities.
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There are already signs that he is adjusting his rhetoric, if not his agenda.
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Volumes were light and traders were adjusting positions before the end of the year.
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The first episode finds the family adjusting to a move to upstate New York.
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This felt unrehearsed, and her bandmates seemed as though they were adjusting to it.
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You cannot develop a plan without monitoring and adjusting it as needed over time.
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And not all species are adjusting their own seasonal habits at the same rate.
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She reviews a string of models in their catwalk looks, adjusting them as needed.
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But the study had limitations related to adjusting for age and yearly cancer rates.
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For now, at least, he is just adjusting to the beginning of his journey.
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Because it's constantly adjusting to the world, the variables, and the people around you.
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Part of figuring things out now involves adjusting to life in the national spotlight.
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We had meetings planned, office hours posted, in addition to adjusting our families' schedules.
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Besides, investors are also re-adjusting their expectations on the time the rate hike.
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Most often, when a dish fell flat, the answer lay in adjusting the salt.
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Likewise, my husband is still adjusting to how sickly-sweet American desserts can be.
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Every year, the IRS bumps up the individual income tax brackets, adjusting for inflation.
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Trump supporters are not adjusting well to the increased presence of people of color.
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Adjusting for exited business, Quest has now reported six consecutive quarters of organic growth.
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Keon said the markets are adjusting fairly smoothly despite the stock market sell-off.
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"It's an ordered departure adjusting the footprint in response to the situation," he added.
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Former President Barack Obama seems to be adjusting to life outside the White House.
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What was the point of being married if I just had to keep adjusting?
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AND SO IF THE DOLLAR IS ADJUSTING BECAUSE OF THAT, I THINK IT'S FINE.
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You can add a description and tags, along with adjusting the resolution and quality.
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These correlations remained even after adjusting for behaviors like exercise, smoking, and alcohol use.
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Difficulties adjusting the data around holidays such as Thanksgiving Day, could have boosted claims.
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We then measured sterilization rates between Latino and non-Latino patients, adjusting for age.
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"Instead of adjusting his policies to the reality, and adjusting his perception of reality to the changing realities on the ground, the conclusions he draws are exactly the same, no matter what the costs have been to our strategic interests," he says.
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"Adjusting to slower growth and rising population creates risks for all of us," she said.
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He took no time adjusting to his leash and started walks at 8-weeks-old.
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It's basically adjusting to your new schedule as rapidly as possible, and getting the light.
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It's a part of growing up, testing limits and adjusting to social expectations and norms.
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Local jobs would be better protected by adjusting the course to the evolving natural world.
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While adjusting to life in a wheelchair, he realized that stairs were his biggest hurdle.
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Thomas Markle claims his daughter Meghan is under too much pressure adjusting to royal life.
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Individual investors should be quickly adjusting their portfolios to that end, if they haven't already.
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Customers receive their payouts straight away; insurers save the time and cost of adjusting claims.
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None other than Ryan Gosling, who needed a little adjusting to his crooked bow tie.
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Entire industries are developing or adjusting services to cater to this customer interest, Batarags wrote.
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While posing for photos, the new parents even asked for retakes before adjusting their hair.
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After adjusting the car jack, J.T. began jumping up and down on the jack's handle.
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PS VR also makes adjusting the headset—an annoying problem with the VIVE headset—simple.
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Adjusting for minority equity interests, Sinclair said it is buying the assets for $9.6 billion.
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I also spend a lot of time adjusting levels (often on the subway ride home).
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It's also worth recalculating after a year or two of use and potentially adjusting pricing.
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It sold 264 aircraft in the first eight months, or 215 after adjusting for cancellations.
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Theresa Caputo is adjusting to her new life after splitting from her husband Larry Caputo.
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Adjusting for the size of its economy, that is nearly 50% more than in America.
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They derive a measure of skills by adjusting pay for age, firm, industry and location.
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Designs need to be reconceived, not just sized up; it's a matter of adjusting proportions.
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Adjusting aim to account for the arc gives Torbjörn's Rivet Gun a very long range.
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I was struggling, lonely, dealing with a lot of broken pieces and not adjusting well.
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Photographers who use 500px to distribute their work are now adjusting to two big changes.
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But 50-year-old Shamim Bagum, a shopper in the market, said she was adjusting.
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Tussauds reportedly updated its wax Beyonce by adjusting the styling and lighting of her figure.
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We start with relatively small amount and then, based on data, we'll be adding, adjusting.
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But she had trouble adjusting to the sterile environment, according to son Timothy Schultz, 52.
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Adjusting our expectations: By most statistical measures, the Texans were already underdogs against the Chiefs.
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Jennifer Lawrence is having a hard time adjusting to new mom Amy Schumer's sleep schedule.
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Also, the young ants, or brood, contributed by adjusting the workers' positions and raft shape.
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At home, they have parents that are adjusting to working and providing for their families.
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Werner was fully in character, adjusting her bow tie and dabbing sweat off her forehead.
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The loss was wider than expected, even after adjusting for restructuring costs and other expenses.
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The options on the menu screen include a slider for adjusting the maximum zoom level.
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I just got sober, so I was already adjusting to just actually being in reality.
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Still, there are already signs the big companies are adjusting to the new privacy norms.
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You get one dial for selecting your shooting mode and one for adjusting camera settings.
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Users can tweak things further by going into "Color" and adjusting the warmth and tint.
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Julianna, too, is still adjusting to life on the outside and to the novel autonomy.
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Earnings in the year-ago quarter were 1.65 billion when adjusting for non-recurring items.
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"It's a little bit different than adjusting pixels on a social networking site, " he said.
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Conversely, CPI reflects a fixed basket of items, with weights adjusting only once a year.
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These top-down demands can trap local banks, preventing them from adjusting to changing markets.
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The regulators also suggested adjusting how the federal government tests the stability of big banks.
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This means double-checking and adjusting every piece of art I make on two screens.
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Of course adjusting to a different sexual orientation had been a smooth endeavor for me.
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Others are advocating applying the current shareholder structure rigorously and adjusting this stock over time.
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When I started playing, I had trouble adjusting to these new versions of the Guardians.
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Adjusting by county populations, they found that warm days cost the average American about $4.80.
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Adjusting the worldwide box office for inflation can get tricky, but below is a breakdown.
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Arroyo then brought out his phone to take a selfie, adjusting for the best angle.
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Adjusting your iPhone's "Background App Refresh" setting can help you save battery life and data.
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This includes turning the TV on and off, changing the channel, and adjusting the volume.
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At the end of the day, it's really just a matter of adjusting your priorities.
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In 2007, Japanese regulators notified carmakers that they were adjusting their fuel-economy testing standards.
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Chéreau stuck around, and, like the great theater director that he was, he was adjusting.
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"We're adjusting easily to the Montreal Canadiens not being the legends of old," Jedwab said.
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"I don't think he's adjusting very well to being a sex symbol," Coster-Waldau said.
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"I was so much taller," she says of adjusting to life out of her wheelchair.
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The company said sales of Jif peanut butter were hurt by customers adjusting their inventory.
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Both developers emphasized Fotiadis' skill at adjusting to clients' needs and understanding their local markets.
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It was easy to get a comfortable fit by adjusting the three different Velcro straps.
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For the rest of us, the accounting means adjusting to a new and broken world.
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Adjusting for a convention bounce means you are subtracting points from a candidate's polling average.
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The screen didn't respond well (it kept adjusting the font size) and was generally unusable.
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In the process of adjusting market pricing, US stock market was turbulent in the overnight.
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The median household income was still 24.5 percent lower than in 279, adjusting for inflation.
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According to JOS, its projects include adjusting store music to coincide with the customer's mood.
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Tap "OK" after reading the next pop-up and adjusting your privacy settings if needed.
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Adjusting for the charge, the company earned 65 cents a share, ahead of analysts' forecasts.
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She suggested adjusting my skin-care and makeup routines if I intended to live there.
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And that's after adjusting for age, weight, race, smoking status, and recent hormonal contraceptive use.
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After pulling up his jeans and adjusting his cowboy hat, Clester climbed into his truck.
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Again, that would essentially amount to those states adjusting to daylight saving time year-round.
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Now parents and students are adjusting to their new reality for the next two weeks.
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These sellers list products they have access to, adjusting price and inventory to drive profits.
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As coronavirus spreads, churches, synagogues and mosques are taking precautions and adjusting their worship traditions.
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Over time, the burn marks will fade, and he will retouch spots that need adjusting.
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When you're set on how heavy you want it, you'll hear the weights adjusting underneath.
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Lloyds Banking Group said Thursday it is adjusting some product offerings to manage the situation.
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On Friday, JPMorgan Chase said adjusting to the new regime would cost it $24.93 billion.
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That little bit of time of adjusting your focus — the residue — compounds throughout the day.
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Workers' wages only grew about 1.6 percent in the past year, after adjusting for inflation.
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They have traditional transparent lenses, light adjusting lenses, transition lenses, and digital screen protection lenses.
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We're also watching search trends and adjusting headlines to make sure we're showing up first.
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"Vulture," said Mr. Thibaud, 48, adjusting the motorcycle gloves he was wearing to clear debris.
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Reason for request: Is this your first application, or are you adjusting an existing plan?
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Then they'll start trying to simulate games by pumping in music and adjusting the lights.
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Earnings growth, at least before adjusting for inflation, has accelerated a bit in recent years.
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She says adjusting to the going-out prices in San Francisco has definitely been difficult.
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But in either case, taste as you go, adjusting the salt as you see fit.
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This may mean having conversations with managers about adjusting their expectations, given the extraordinary circumstances.
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Full points for valor, though: She powered through the song, adjusting her outfit only twice.
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After adjusting for price parity, though, real income in North Dakota is nearly $7,000 more.
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Mr. Washington came around adjusting our postures and assisting our twisted bodies into deep release.
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The company estimated in March sales volumes of 282-286 MMBOE after adjusting for divestitures.
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The real competitors scrambled, adjusting to the radical shift from hard ice to damp snow.
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After adjusting for inflation, the 20143 N.I.H. budget was 21.9 percent below its 2003 level.
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After adjusting for inflation, the summer of 1995 had about $3.76 billion in ticket sales.
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Adjusting for inflation, Ford's market value peak would be about $122 billion in today's dollars.
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Keep adjusting your content style — even slightly — the way that I did until something clicks.
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Adjusting to life in a town of only 22,000 residents is not without its wrinkles.
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The paper said it was open to discussion on adjusting its standards beyond legal requirements.
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I already have all the blindness skills, but adjusting to hearing loss feels more challenging.
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She suggested "inflation averaging," or adjusting the target based on where the level has run.
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Your art app may also include standard tools for adjusting a photo's color and contrast.
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After adjusting for one-time items, the company lost $513 million, or $3.04 per share.
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It offered community to students who were adjusting to the emotional challenge of leaving home.
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And if you've never done it before, it can take a little bit of adjusting.
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As such, it will be natural for yields to be repeatedly adjusting higher throughout 2017.
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A market that had been pricing in a dovish Fed is now doing some adjusting.
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After adjusting for one-time charges, profit stood at $34 million, a 36 percent drop.
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Women especially have a difficult time adjusting to both the new surroundings and their husbands.
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It is not known what involvement Miller has had in adjusting the president-elect's draft.
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In an attempt to reduce volatility, the central bank has been adjusting its bond-buying.
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Another common mistake millennials make is not properly adjusting their federal and state withholding allowance.
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Take the time to keep assessing and adjusting your plan as you move through life.
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Research shows that already marginalized students have the most difficult time adjusting to online learning.
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"It may need some adjusting to make sure the dancers' interests are protected," he said.
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It would take more than adjusting that to make "Orpheus" live fully as theater today.
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The defense cited both concerns about Manafort's safety and about adjusting to a new jail.
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Banks are adjusting contracts with "Brexit clauses" to protect themselves if the separation is chaotic.
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He was also adjusting to the increased workload, responsibilities and stakes of an HBO series.
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This week, we are still adjusting as Pluto returns to normal speed and stations direct.
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Novès faces the challenges of age and of adjusting to the distinctive routines of international rugby.
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Computer systems are dynamic and are always adjusting prices based on demand, supply, and competitor pricing.
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And throughout the entire video, her adorably-printed multi-color bra didn't need re-adjusting once.
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Overall shipments were flat after adjusting for the deconsolidation of the Venezuelan unit, the company said.
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At the gym, I would reprogram workouts, adjusting the movements that would make me feel off.
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They spend weeks getting their gear, adjusting to the altitude and simply waiting for good weather.
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JS: You know, Barclays, in adjusting to the regulatory response, has done a number of things.
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Celebrate your workspace's successes, and be open to adjusting when things aren't working for your company.
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Several Paris Metro stations are temporarily adjusting their names to honor France&aposs World Cup champions.
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The OSIRIS-REx team will need to continue adjusting the spacecraft to keep it in orbit.
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The hit ABC comedy follows a family adjusting to suburban Orlando life after moving from Chinatown.
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You have a flair for leading teams and adjusting your leadership style based on the situation.
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Just as Dominick was adjusting to life with a new family, he received life-changing news.
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"Adjusting to slower growth + higher debt + aging population creates rising risks," Meeker wrote in her presentation.
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In today&aposs money, adjusting for inflation, the notes are worth approximately £1 million ($2.5 million).
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" In the White House, he said, "we're going to keep adjusting until we get it right.
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It rocks and plays white noise, adjusting the levels based on the volume of the crying.
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Kinda Arzon Photography Kinda Arzon Photography PEOPLE: How is Nash adjusting to being a big brother?
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Some experts now advise adjusting your drawdown rate based on how the stock market is performing.
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But adjusting the various sliders did significantly change the sound profile of what I was hearing.
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That left the Mini with controls only on the sides for adjusting volume or snoozing alarms.
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Various options for adjusting time signature, steps, and randomization allow for creating unique irregularities and polyrhythms.
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This is up 23 percent from last year or 25 percent, adjusting for changes in currency.
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Adjusting for currency, revenue benefited from strong net interest income, customer spending and net card fees.
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Instead of adjusting the speed however, Jennifer just stands there and lets it happen to her.
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You shouldn't have to cast an actor and then spend a lot of time adjusting them.
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"We are adjusting our strategy to really be in a two trading-bloc world," Gelsinger said.
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This can mean eliminating background sounds, raising the bass, adjusting reverb or creating other sonic experiences.
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There are custom buttons for adjusting how many car lengths to leave ahead of you, too.
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That's great except I also find myself accidentally activating that control when merely adjusting the headphones.
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We are adjusting our FY:20 estimates to reflect guidance, and are initiating FY:21 estimates.
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And Californians are adjusting to a new normal: planned power outages to prevent wildfires from occurring.
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Gabelli said companies are adjusting to higher costs, and figuring out how to pass them through.
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The self-adjusting cleaner head can tackle both hard floors and carpet without skipping a beat.
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But warehouse workers have actually seen their wages go down since 2001, when adjusting for inflation.
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It didn't appear to need a bicycle mechanic's services for tightening chains or adjusting brake cables.
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This ultimately could mean adjusting the business model to avoid getting swept away by rising regulations.
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So how is she adjusting to life away from the cameras and inside the Kora offices?
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On the other side of the tracks, Jughead is adjusting to life at Southside High School.
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A more capable Europe would help with the third and biggest change: adjusting to China's rise.
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Mining, essentially a self-adjusting lottery in which participants compete to buy tickets, is energy-hungry.
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Four years after abruptly leaving the controversial church of Scientology, Leah Remini says she's still adjusting.
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Chinese sales, for example, were $130 million, or up 11.2 percent after adjusting for currency movements.
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This eclipse will put work back on our brains, highlighting any work habits that need adjusting.
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But we kept adjusting on it and got it to where we were competitive at least.
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Click on that, and you can edit the screenshot from adjusting the boundary or adding text.
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Manager Joe Maddon said Bryant is clearly hurting and has been compensating by adjusting his swing.
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Simple edits, like adjusting the exposure, can sometimes take a half-second or more to render.
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Credit Suisse generated a CHF13 billion pre-tax loss in 4Q16, adjusting for non-recurring gains.
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Now you can edit that color and only that color, by adjusting Hue, Saturation and Lightness.
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Last month, Bloomberg pointed out Tinder's marketing efforts abroad and how it's adjusting to various cultures.
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She'll mostly be relegated to basic functionality like playing music, checking weather and adjusting your calendar.
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Mr Gayle's approach of adjusting to conditions and playing himself in has worked brilliantly for him.
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Gordon said that Morgan promised to send regularly updates on how Jack and Diane are adjusting.
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Adjusting for inflation, this is like the 1985-86 Edmonton Oilers scoring 130 goals per game.
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Adjusting for last year's leap-year effect, passenger numbers would have risen 0.53 percent, Fraport said.
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Adjusting Ebitda is a long term practice for borrowers tapping leveraged loans and high-yield bonds.
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Other Republican senators are talking about partially adjusting the House's age-based tax credits for income.
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But in other smaller cities facing challenges, landlords will have to consider adjusting the asking rents.
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Has adjusting to no longer being the perpetually snubbed show been a psychological hurdle to overcome?
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The gutteral moans, and the dude adjusting his horned helmet are very good Sad Fan moments.
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It was a bit laggy, and it had trouble adjusting the exposure in very bright conditions.
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And because GoPro users apparently asked for it, there's now a slider for adjusting digital zoom.
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Speaking of Luna, how is the little girl adjusting to the idea of her baby brother?
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Many people who remain in the area are adjusting to lower salaries and dwindling career options.
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Established banks are taking note, adjusting branch-focused business models and enhancing digital offerings, analysts say.
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Stocks are rising by much less than in 22016 even adjusting for the weather (tmsnrt.rs/2eo8KAm).
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Adjusting to life without strenuous workouts and flying around the world to compete has come easy.
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Those who enter the Indian market agree that adjusting to the market is essential for success.
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He likes his probation officer and seems to be adjusting well to life on the outside.
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" Yesterday the developer cancelled preorders for the game, saying that it was "adjusting a few things.
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The Giants have a day off Monday, affording Bochy the luxury of potentially adjusting his rotation.
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Despite the invasive surgeries, Thibault says the family has been adjusting well to life with Halle.
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Today, the cost is $60 a bag — an astronomical price jump even after adjusting for inflation.
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Rather, people will need to be like rock climbers — constantly adjusting to new opportunities and challenges.
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The more output and income was generated (after adjusting for inflation), the better off we were.
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Though again, unlike the Echo Buds, you can turn transparency on an off, versus adjusting levels.
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He was cut by the team soon after as he struggled adjusting to a secondary role.
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" Adjusting to these rapid advances, says McKinsey, and providing effective solutions "requires agility and radical innovation.
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She walked the room, adjusting poses, as her students shifted from dog to cobra to camel.
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The Planetary Society estimated that this plan could fit within NASA's existing budget, adjusting for inflation.
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There's even been a Kickstarter that asks for funding to create a climate-adjusting techno-hijab.
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That has hit some luxury labels adjusting to these shifting consumer patterns, including Prada and Tiffany .
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HAPPY THURSDAY and welcome to Overnight Finance, where we're adjusting to the nearly empty Republican field.
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Adjusting for one-time items, the Phoenix, Arizona-based company reported earnings per share of $0.25.
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I just moved out of her house a few months ago, and we're both still adjusting!
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It rocks and plays white noise, adjusting the levels based on how loud the crying is.
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Employee stock grants are one of the costs that companies typically remove when adjusting their earnings.
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After adjusting for the impact of regulation, revenues at Spanish-controlled Telefonica rose by 1.3 percent.
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Since 2004, after adjusting for inflation, the price of EpiPens has risen more than 450 percent.
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Adjusting to climate change, Dr. Rotjan said, is not just about getting used to warmer water.
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He pointed out that the report's conclusions remained largely unchanged after adjusting for the updated data.
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Their track record is poor when it comes to adjusting production to changes in demand tempo.
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Adjusting for inflation, home prices were about 33% lower 40 years ago than they are today.
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Draghi's remarks about gradually adjusting the bank's monetary stimulus were taken as hawkish by the markets.
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According to Artsy, the art market has shrunk over the past decade when adjusting for inflation.
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That takes some adjusting, but you just try to recover your body as best as possible.
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"I consider it appropriate for the committee to proceed cautiously in adjusting policy," Ms. Yellen said.
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It will require insisting on and measuring tangible outcomes and adjusting strategy as lessons are learned.
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I sought professional help because I was having trouble adjusting to the new job and city.
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Dad was in his boots up on the ladder, continuously adjusting his perch as he worked.
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Barclaycard did not publish monthly spending figures for May because it was adjusting its reporting process.
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And adjusting the sample to reflect the liberal hard-to-reach voters has the similar effect.
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In adjusting his stance, his left foot was almost touching the puddle or hovering over it.
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AND ANY BENEFITS TO EARNING I THINK WILL BE OFFSET BY CENTRAL BANK-- ADJUSTING TO THAT.
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Then you can start prioritizing and putting numbers to those competing goals, adjusting them as needed.
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Adjusting insurance coverageOnce I had screened tenants in place, I had one more step to take.
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A convertible is always going to a beach party, adjusting sunglasses while the world is burning.
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Adjusting for inflation, that would be a combined stimulus of about $675 billion in today's dollars.
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It's attention management: You're noticing the order of tasks that works for you and adjusting accordingly.
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He was able to bond with his older son, who was adjusting to becoming a brother.
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For stock investors, that has meant adjusting expectations to a conflict with no end in sight.
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However, adjusting for the $1.8 billion sale of Autohome in 2016, net profit was up 1.1%.
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The latest orders lift Airbus's potential catch for the year above 1,000 before adjusting for cancellations.
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Median incomes were rising faster, after adjusting for inflation, than ever recorded by the Commerce Department.
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Officials will most likely wait to see how the economic data plays out before adjusting course.
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He's now adjusting to life far from home, playing in a junior league in Peterborough, Ontario.
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So what do the people who come to Kalu Yala from abroad find themselves adjusting to?
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Trump remains an intensely private first lady still adjusting to the demands of a new life.
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Now, we're just starting to see the beginnings of how marketers and media companies are adjusting.
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You can block shows and movies on Netflix by adjusting your Netflix account's parental control settings.
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Marketers are rushing to pull campaigns and adjusting messaging to make sure it fits the times.
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With a bit of adjusting, the actual weight of the AeroPress is closer to 6 ounces.
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"We need to start adjusting to a world where we are right now," said Ms. Klobuchar.
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Median net worth for American households has declined, after adjusting for inflation, since the late 1990s.
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The on-board mics give the Pixel Buds adaptive sound, adjusting based on the wearer's environment.
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Adjusting the LED bulb requires even less work—its color and brightness can be set automatically.
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But WD-40 also updated its fiscal 2018 guidance adjusting it slightly lower from previous projections.
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The new teams are committed to easing and adjusting a number of the old team's regulations.
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Adjusting a resolution in the Senate would still recognize Jerusalem as the indivisible capital of Israel.
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Retail lending slightly contracted by RUB95653bn (-95643%) or by RUB95633bn (-95623%) after adjusting for FX effect.
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ACP companies provide a full range of claims services from claims adjusting to comprehensive claims management.
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Even after adjusting for inflation, my starting salary was below the $77,900 necessary to receive points.
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These businesses will be adjusting to Britain&aposs new relationship with the EU well beyond December.
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Now, Odom says he's adjusting to life without his brother -- and admits the whole situation sucks.
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Adjusting the engine's positioning affected the aircraft's center of gravity which, in turn, affected its handling.
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The writers may well have started adjusting to the new reality as early as Episode 4.
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The following screen will provide instructions for your adjusting your TV&aposs aspect ratio and sharpness.
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It's capable of rotating, swinging, and self-adjusting to accommodate pots of varying diameters and depths.
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Aside from adjusting for inflation, fortunes can also be measured as a share of national GDP.
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Another non-ideological reason for adjusting data is the poor location of some of the stations.
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Nielsen and his wife, Moa, have been adjusting to life in Michigan with their newborn son.
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The economy continued adjusting to the 2015 exchange rate devaluation and lower oil revenues throughout 2016.
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Instagram has had significant trouble adjusting to the increasing impact of influencer marketing on its platform.
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"Thank you for alerting me," she said, adjusting her dress and returning blithely to her story.
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From what he has observed, older seniors could have a difficult time adjusting to driverless technology.
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After adjusting for inflation, the record is still held by 1939's "Gone With The Wind."
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Consider adjusting your retirement fund, and ask if your 401(k) can be fossil-fuel free.
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In "Paddington 2," Paddington is adjusting to his new life in London with the Brown family.
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DeVos's abilities are limited to tinkering around the margins — adjusting existing federal grant programs, for example.
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By adjusting the temperature and humidity he can manipulate their designs, creating a vast array of patterns.
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When visitors arrive, Mr. Sayed, 61, is either seated or adjusting the stereo, which plays Arab music.
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But adjusting weights is also one of the ways pollsters can do what political scientists call "herding".
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Maintaining Buy, and adjusting estimates; PT to $245 (from $6003) as Data Center, Automotive should drive growth.
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Companies and analysts have been adjusting their sights about forward earnings due to a number of factors.
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The caretakers here are saints, and my grandma is finally adjusting after being here a few months.
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As expected, the internet is going bananas over this release, with some people even adjusting their budgets.
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The hardest part about settling down early might be adjusting to less structure and more alone time.
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That's such a nice option to have for quickly adjusting ISO or scrolling through photos in playback.
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Adjusting for one-time items, Dean Foods had a first-quarter profit of 45 cents a share.
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Adjusting audio volume in iMove is easy, but it's the fade controls that make it sound professional.
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Total previously planned to cut costs by $4 billion by end 2018, adjusting to lower oil prices.
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Retail loans nominally grew by RUB52bn (0.5%), or by a lower RUB40bn after adjusting for currency moves.
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State funding nominally increased by RUB50bn (1.1%), or by RUB14bn (0.3%) after adjusting for exchange rate moves.
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Rising mortgage rates appear to be the new normal, and the real estate market is still adjusting.
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Average hourly pay rose just 2.6 percent in April from a year earlier, before adjusting for inflation.
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Channing Tatum is having a tough time adjusting to his split with ex Jenna Dewan, sources say.
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He drove off, and I was standing in the road basically adjusting my backpack and getting ready.
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Similar to Southwest, American said it is adjusting its schedules to affect the fewest number of passengers.
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Only wages at the very highest levels increased, after adjusting for inflation, over the last 20 years.
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Thomas Markle said he believes his daughter is "terrified" adjusting her life as the Duchess of Sussex.
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Adjusting for age, the rate of drug overdose deaths increased by 9.6 percent from the previous year.
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BRF said there was "no information available" regarding the possibility of adjusting production at any other units.
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Adjusting the f-stop allows you to save portrait images that might otherwise be too aggressively blurred.
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Frankel concluded the oil industry was not self-adjusting and had an inherent tendency towards extreme crisis.
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After adjusting for non-recurring gains, it earned 69 cents per share on $439.6 million in revenue.
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I'm still adjusting to being a manager and sometimes forget that people have to report to me!
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And valuation remains reasonable, in our view, at ~220.7x Core Google '21E GAAP EPS, adjusting for cash.
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The Packers stumble is understandable, as Green Bay is adjusting to a new head coach Matt LaFleur.
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"There are just 30 seconds between these photos and some adjusting of my shorts!" writes one Instagrammer.
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After slightly adjusting them and wearing them for a while, they turned out to fit me perfectly.
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Banks, including Barclays and JPMorgan Chase, hope to use them for tasks such as adjusting portfolio risk.
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The bottom line: We're either adjusting to the new normal, or in the calm before the storm.
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The Federal Reserve set a precedent by adjusting the US Leveraged Lending Guidelines once they were implemented.
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Lee says he considered adjusting the timestamps, but kept them in as it's part of the story.
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In another post, Cardi told her followers she was slowly adjusting to life as a new mom.
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You aren't subject to ripples in the water, so you're not subconsciously anticipating any movement or adjusting.
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Occasionally, adjusting to the news of the breakup of a particularly beloved celebrity couple is also hard.
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They also have a single button built-in for switching tracks, adjusting volume, and communicating with Siri.
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But I think he's done a great job in terms of adjusting to what pieces we have.
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"In this case, they were adjusting to another very successful set of airstrikes in Fallujah," he said.
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Intentionality — knowing what you want, communicating it, and adjusting course as needed — helps ensure that it is.
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On top of that, Foxconn appears to be adjusting its expectations for hiring in the near future.
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Capitalisation compares well with regional developed-market peers, after adjusting for Taiwan's higher capital charges for mortgages.
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Presley has trouble adjusting to changes in his routine, but the room was able to calm him.
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Some traders were adjusting positions to take advantage of potential opportunities during the so-called Goldman roll.
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I'm still adjusting to being home alone at night without my husband, and my sleep is suffering.
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Adjusting for seasonal factors, commercial paper outstanding decreased $20.2 billion to $1.065 billion in the latest week.
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Scott Disick doesn't seem to be adjusting well to Kourtney Kardashian's budding relationship with model Younes Bendjima.
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That was true even after adjusting for factors such as smoking, body mass index and socioeconomic status.
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Other changes include adjusting the mound's distance from home plate and a three-batter minimum for pitchers.
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After adjusting for accounting changes, that is a 72 percent increase from a year earlier, Amazon said.
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Our earliest trips were Keystone Cops affairs, with everyone running around the ship adjusting things at random.
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We moved to Miami about a year and a half ago, and I'm still sort of adjusting.
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Diamond has been having a harder time adjusting to walking on a leash, Cooper told BuzzFeed News.
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"Monetary support for the recovery will continue until inflation is sustainably adjusting to our objective," he said.
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They could recommend adjusting the pact to the wider group, which holds its next meeting in November.
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Someone who's had a tough time adjusting to a new position this year is Stanford's Kyle Murphy.
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Walmart locations * MoneyGram -adjusting its money transfer pricing structure in higher trandaction bands for u.s.-to-u.s.
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Adjusting to lower demand, top crude exporter Saudi Arabia said on Thursday that it may reduce supply.
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When you reach your new target altitude, level out by lowering the nose and adjusting the power.
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Adjusting for those matters, Citi's core loan book grew 5 percent in the first quarter, executives said.
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Instead, you move yourself around the playing field, adjusting your distance and shot angle as you please.
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Officials announced his arrest two days prior to the site adjusting its policy on May 20, 2018.
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It works by adjusting the golfers' body and swing to correct positions often overcompensating on their weaknesses.
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For our part, America is committed to adjusting our strategies to meet evolving threats and new facts.
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Perhaps it is because everyone is either adjusting from, or waiting to adjust to, another time zone.
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Adjusting for the timing of the rains, which came after the crucial flowering period, is also tricky.
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My two-piece needed constant adjusting and my tummy jiggled and spilled over the top of bottoms.
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There are laser running lights, turn signals, buttons for taking photos, adjusting the headlight, and much more.
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Traders and brokers said investors were adjusting positions after price rises of around 292 percent in October.
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The plan expected to keep adjusting premiums until it got them right, and slowly gain market share.
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For the 20203 tax year, the IRS tweaked the individual income tax brackets, adjusting them for inflation.
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"Alice in Wonderland" arrived to $127 million in domestic ticket sales in 2010, after adjusting for inflation.
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It's sort of like the Horse and Buggy Operators Association adjusting to the advances in surface transportation.
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Yahoo's third-quarter revenue, after adjusting for accounting charges, was down 15 percent from a year ago.
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Just after the data was published, Carstens said the central bank had room to continue adjusting rates.
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"When did civilizations start?" he asked while adjusting his tie before a meeting during my 2013 visit.
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Fortunately, I had no difficulty adjusting when I was released after spending nearly six years in confinement.
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If you're a high self-monitor, you're constantly scanning your environment for social cues and adjusting accordingly.
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Activision says there are 17 sliders for adjusting your aim settings, and even more for other options.
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Average hourly wages have actually gone down slightly, after adjusting for inflation, since the tax bill passed.
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This fix can be made simply by adjusting the formula used to calculate benefits for high earners.
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As marketers look to move budgets from linear and OTT advertising, agencies are adjusting how they buy.
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However, adjusting for the later Easter, Asda's like-for-like sales, excluding petrol, increased 0.5%, it said.
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The experience also taught me the importance of adjusting to a country's cultural norms in global business.
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And we'll look for strategies like adjusting the payroll tax cap upward in order to do that.
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You'll need to train the Adaptive Brightness feature by adjusting the brightness manually for a few weeks.
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Adjusting for inflation, tickets are about 50 percent cheaper this year than they were in the 1970s.
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Adjusting for all variables, it's hard not to see how that difference is primarily attributable to Trump.
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"We are adjusting our procedures to avoid this in the future," the spokeswoman said in an email.
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The production begins with Girlfriend slowly and methodically setting up lights, loading a camera, adjusting a lens.
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This can result in the price of a product automatically adjusting itself hundreds of times a day.
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After much reflection, I think adjusting to the physical presence of a robot is the easy bit.
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In doing so, the central bank went beyond fine-tuning its language or adjusting to changing conditions.
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Most panty-focused sites seem to be slowly adjusting to facilitate other forms of digital sex work.
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It took some adjusting for Ettlinger to accept Filipacchi's centered gaze — her clenched fist in the foreground.
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" Per AP, "the collapse eclipsed Intel's decline of $91 billion in September 2000, without adjusting for inflation.
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Crucially, there's nothing stopping lawmakers from adjusting federal spending at any point during the two-year period.
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"My main message is adjusting bedtime to the needs of the children in both directions," he said.
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In 2000, "Mission: Impossible II" collected $86.3 million in initial domestic ticket sales, after adjusting for inflation.
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Adjusting this waiting period might also be another lever for clients facing a premium hike, said Daily.
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"The market is adjusting back to reality," an analyst at a Harare-based asset management company said.
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Aside from adjusting to life as new parents, Meghan and Harry have also had a busy summer.
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But the Gladiator's steering grew vague and unresponsive, even after adjusting the tongue weight on the hitch.
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Truck drivers still earned, on average, slightly less in 2018 than in 2009, after adjusting for inflation.
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Real wages (after adjusting for inflation) have barely grown under Mr. Trump; President Obama fared modestly better.
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Mr. Krone, who had been adjusting the dress's neckline, presented it to her for a final fitting.
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But some who received the treatments are finding themselves uneasily adjusting to a life with new freedoms.
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Okay. It's been one step back after another, adjusting and readjusting to a new normal in politics.
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By adjusting workers' paychecks right away, the I.R.S. may have helped pump up economic growth last year.
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In adjusting its forecast, the fund cited, in part, the tensions between China and the United States.
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Maintain this temperature by adjusting the vents on your smoker (start with the bottom or intake vent).
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The COVID-24 pandemic has meant millions of people around the world are adjusting to life indoors.
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She bent over a pair of digital turntables, her eyes closed, adjusting knobs and dancing in place.
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They're usually at school during this time, so I'm adjusting my schedule to be with them more.
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It's just adjusting to sharing the space with another person when you're used to being by yourself.
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With a slower inflation rate, real incomes — that is, incomes after adjusting for inflation — rise more quickly.
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But those costs are projected to rise 40 percent between now and 21994, after adjusting for inflation.
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Marketers will have to take a closer look at user expectations and consider adjusting their advertising strategy.
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Adjusting the way the death is depicted is a continuing project, as it was for his father.
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"An Inconvenient Truth," collected $347,520 upon its May 2006 arrival in four theaters, after adjusting for inflation.
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That is believed to be the highest rate in United States history, even after adjusting for inflation.
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Adjusting Russia&aposs model of governance away from a centralized, personality-driven system, however, introduces significant challenges.
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However, CDTFA does not have the discretion to utilize other factors in adjusting the cultivation tax rates.
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And low-wage jobs, after adjusting for the local cost of living, pay about the same everywhere.
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But Fed officials have emphasized that they will wait to see what happens before adjusting their plans.
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It even has the same touch controls as the Nest Mini for adjusting volume or pausing playback.
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You can easily change the touch sensitivity on your iPhone by adjusting its 3D & Haptic Touch settings.
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You can easily stop Skype from starting automatically on your computer by adjusting your settings in Skype.
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Shale companies have kept production rising by nimbly adjusting when crude or gas prices rose or fell.
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However, she observed interviewees subconsciously adjusting their sense of self to the environment they had moved to.
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I also spent a lot of time minutely adjusting the shape of the spiral in different ways.
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And Londoners, who voted overwhelmingly against "Brexit," now face the challenge of adjusting to an uncertain future.
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Since I wore sleep shades during blindness training, adjusting to my ongoing vision loss has been straightforward.
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Target is doing a good job of adjusting to the new age of retail, said Raymond James.
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Adjusting for restructuring and other charges, CBS earned $1.12 a share, beating the analyst consensus of $1.11.
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Like international companies, young people in Saudi Arabia are adjusting to new boundaries and calibrating their ambitions.
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Adjusting for Egypt's double-digit inflation, the extended payments have substantially reduced the cost of the unit.
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Net orders adjusting for cancellations in the first 10 months of the year stood at 103 aircraft.
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In an interview with Management Consulted, veteran Lisa Bright explained there&aposs a 3-month adjusting period.
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When adjusting for body mass index, or BMI, the link between endometrial cancer and physical activity disappeared.
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When Pammy slapped her hand for adjusting her collar, Paul, Sr., had given her such a wallop.
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The clock pairs with Echo devices, responding to voice commands and automatically adjusting for daylight savings time.
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Sean Spicer, the White House press secretary, stood by the point on Tuesday, though adjusting the language.
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She said there were views in the United States regarding "adjusting the pace" of inter-Korean moves.
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Adjusting the win rate to average levels, "normalised" net profit dipped 18 percent to A$107.1 million.
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But even if they go bust, markets will still function, with prices adjusting to the new realities.
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Perhaps he had trouble adjusting to the Y's intimacy; he has said that he prefers big spaces.
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But those costs are projected to rise 25 percent between now and 2157, after adjusting for inflation.
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We're told at the same time, Britney's doctors were adjusting her meds which had lost their efficacy.
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Red Barrels has been closely studying online videos to learn where players get stuck, and adjusting accordingly.
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Suggestions included: Possibly adjusting the "Volcker Rule," which bans banks from making risky trades with their own capital; focusing the rule on firms with major investment practices while reducing the compliance burden for smaller banks; adjusting how the federal government tests the stability of big banks; and more.
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It says that the impact on adjusting earnings is expected to be less than 2% for each year.
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Now, hop back over to the white pattern and make sure adjusting your blacks didn't ruin your whites.
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Rising mortgage rates appear to be the new normal, and the market for home loans is still adjusting.
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However, other experts believe that adjusting for other possible explanations may eliminate the cause of the exposure itself.
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I know, I know, you're still adjusting to your sorting results from the last sorting quiz Rowling released.
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After adjusting for hysterectomies, the rate was 10.1 per 100,000 black women and 4.7 per 100,453 white women.
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You use both hands, and it's not easy to be horny while adjusting mask opacity over nose pores.
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For the new year, the IRS has bumped up the individual income tax brackets, adjusting them for inflation.
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I get the feeling that Teddy will have more trouble adjusting to his new reality than Dolores thinks.
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One final adjustment that may boost the remaining take-home pay is to consider adjusting your tax withholding.
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" And as for how Britney is doing, an insider previously told PEOPLE, "Britney is still adjusting to medications.
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Adjusting to her body's new reality was frustrating, but she was enraged by what she said came next.
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Sethi suggests putting $75 of those dollars in your 401(k), which might mean adjusting your contribution level.
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If Mr. Urie, 28, sounds like someone adjusting to new circumstances, there may be good reason for that.
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Like most studio-friendly headphones, the HD 6XXs lack any inline controls for adjusting volume or switching songs.
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However, adjusting for this year's later Easter food sales were up 22018% and clothing & home sales down 219%.
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Adjusting it to change its specifications does not require breaking out the spanners and taking it to bits.
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As California's wildfire seasons get longer and more devastating, firefighters are adjusting to a new and "frightening" normal.
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Talented photoshoppers edit still images of him, adjusting the lighting in ways that would make Snapchat filters weep.
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The loss is a sign that Tesla is still adjusting after a monster year of growth in 2018.
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But, but, but: The longer view you take, the more you need to think about adjusting for inflation.
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Meghan McCain is still adjusting to her new normal after the loss of her beloved father, John McCain.
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Jamie Lynn says Maddie has been a big help in adjusting to her newly expanded family of four.
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That said, Apple will preserve battery life by automatically adjusting refresh rate based on what you're looking at.
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"This was unintended and will be addressed ASAP by adjusting the metal piece art," said an Epic developer.
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Even adjusting for the lower cost of living, that is hardly a figure to set marketers' heartbeats racing.
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Tyler talked about adjusting to life in London, being a working mum and what inspired her new collection.
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They found that after adjusting for inflation, the majority of Americans spent more in 2014 than in 1984.
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Investors should start thinking about that day coming, though he said it's probably premature to begin adjusting portfolios.
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One option being discussed could involve adjusting the structure of the paper to obtain a better credit rating.
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PEOPLE: You just moved from New York City to Los Angeles — how is Poppy adjusting to the move?
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Maimon claims that Swartz mistreated May by adjusting her neck, and should have recognized that she needed hospitalization.
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This is true even after adjusting (as much as possible) for differences in family circumstances and publication record.
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He said the team is still adjusting to a new coach in Glen Gulutzan and several new players.
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And so it's been interesting to see how they all are using the product and learning and adjusting.
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We're still adjusting to my hours and constant on-call status, especially with the frequency of my travel.
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The fit mom-to-be was dealing with her own pregnancy cravings while adjusting to Longo's new habits.
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The fortunate feline is now adjusting to a quiet life indoors with Janet, Pete and their rescue dog.
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George is adjusting "very well" to nursery school, which he attends part-time, PEOPLE was told last week.
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Then, as Heather Sparks writes at Nautilus:Louviere vibrated the water with the amp by adjusting the generator's frequency.
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Some of the remote-controlled features were rather innocuous, including adjusting the seat and activating the windshield wipers.
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That's okay if I'm adjusting everything from my $1,000-plus PC, but not very helpful with my Switch.
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They're constantly adjusting those models and templates to home in on particular language issues or add new features.
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From there, there camera will take a series of photos while slightly adjusting the focus point each time.
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The comfort of these headphones is beyond reproach, thanks to their self-adjusting strap and ingenious suspension design.
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