"Our justice system must become better than this, our educational system must become better than this," Speier said.
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Pxvce: Using our skills and talents to become better people, and to encourage others to become better as well.
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They love one another and want to become better people.
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"You mature, you change, and you become better," he said.
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Do you think Weibo has become better at censoring content?
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As characters become better friends, it opens up new abilities.
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It's how we grow and become better at our jobs.
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And as platforms grow, they only become better choice architects.
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"Our justice system must become better than this," she said.
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"Robotic sex may become better than human sex," he added.
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But they all do become better, as they endlessly iterate themselves.
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They save things they're fascinated by, and to become better people.
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Do we imprison people to help them become better human beings?
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Now, I will say that I feel like I've become better.
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The algorithms also become better by the greater number of consumers.
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DHS needs to mature and become better managed and more efficient.
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"We are all waiting for things to become better," he said.
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"I'm eager for the grant to become better known," she said.
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A competitor's goal is to always become better, faster, and stronger.
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And kids who are succeeding become better advocates for challenging work.
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The possibility that we might survive it—and become better people.
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He insisted those actions were atypical and vowed to become better.
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Colleges can become better engines of opportunity at more reasonable cost.
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He's a good connector to other MPs, so he's become better linked.
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And we will continue to become better, including more equitable and diverse.
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And Kerner is committed to helping people become better with their finances.
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But, you know, sometimes we learn from them and become better people.
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How will be become stronger & more importantly, how will we become better?
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You watch her journey of fighting to become better, to do better.
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This, in turn, pressured them to become better members of the group.
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It may be that we've become better at treating cardiovascular risk factors.
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Frito-Lay has also become better at using data to target people.
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We're all just human beings struggling to become better versions of ourselves.
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With these tools at hand, physicians will become better stewards of antibiotics.
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Going to shows in museums helps us become better individual art collectors.
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There is a mishmash of other ways teens have become better-behaved.
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I want to build a life here: become better, carve a future.
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It's crucial to professional development and allows us to become better employees.
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If you're bad at serving, you have to become better at serving!
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I also think that a lot of discrimination problems will become better.
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That's the first step for all of us to become better Americans.
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Jägerstätter did eventually become better recognized for his part in the war.
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I think we, as musicians, have gotten better and become better songwriters.
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Many may change their minds as they become better acquainted with the candidates.
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To never give up, always try to become better and lead by example.
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Cars like Teslas become better each year, as do our phones and televisions.
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IBM said the incumbents had become better at spotting and acquiring nascent disruptors.
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With every interaction, these machines learn and become better at proactively stopping threats.
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Computers, at least by one measure, had become better at seeing than humans.
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Here's a ton of fiber and protein, sitting there, waiting to become better.
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As lenders have become better at passing the exams, their payouts have improved.
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Power to become better or stronger because feedback reveals your area of weakness.
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Because big welfare states needed to become better capitalists to afford their socialism.
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Many writers grow into their reviews over time: they become better at it.
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And investors don't particularly care how earnings become better than expected, Cramer said.
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"The mission is to change, to transform people to become better," she explained.
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They did not see that I could also help them to become better.
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Votel said the upped U.S. presence will help the Afghans become better fighters.
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How will you become better than you are now, both professionally and personally?
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Bryant was always searching out information and trying to become better, West said.
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One effective prevention strategy is to become better, more responsible stewards of opioids.
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And as so many families can attest, we become better people for it.
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"I had a choice: to become better, or to become bitter," he says.
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"When students are involved in community activities, they become better citizens of Jamaica."
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As she has become better known on all sides, she has relaxed the rule.
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It's the only way that human beings, as a group, can become better off.
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"Hopefully, we'll learn and grow and become better people because of it," she says.
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Either you let it tear you down, or you use it to become better.
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People have stopped being as complacent and everyone's art will become better and fearless.
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As the animal ages up, he or she will become better at stumping you.
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With each obstacle they overcome, they gain confidence in their ability to become better.
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That, in turn, allowed the virus to mutate and become better at infecting humans.
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Mae's life has become better thanks to the Circle — at least, on the surface.
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Partly, that's because hosts have become better at catering for those on corporate trips.
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The United States is very good at helping our allies become better at governing.
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Mr. Teevens said that contrary to some fears, his players have become better tacklers.
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Bryant was legendary for early-morning practices and his relentless drive to become better.
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"Her determination, her drive to become better, to win more races, it's unbelievable," he said.
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But bigger footpads are not the only strategy animals have devised to become better climbers.
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We help these executives who are already angel investing become better and write bigger checks.
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"Someone's past isn't who they are today if they've learned and become better," he wrote.
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Moore says the goal is to help his players become better people -- husbands, brothers, teammates.
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This helps me to become better and more fit as well as holds me accountable.
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In vitro fertilisation (IVF) has become better over the years but is still horribly expensive.
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It didn't feel like real life, and I wanted to be challenged to become better.
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The activists agreed that, before they could move forward, they needed to become better organized.
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They see the best in each other, and become better versions of themselves for it.
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It will boost your spirit and drive you to become better at what you do.
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Always learning and always admitting to our mistakes; that&aposs how we become better people.
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She said the market is showing greater dispersion and has become better for stock pickers.
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"I find as soon as I start writing other people, I become better," he said.
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I'm willing to learn and take these classes that I'm in now to become better.
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Microsoft announced that its voice-recognition technology has become better than humans at transcribing conversations.
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Over several decades, doctors and nurses have become better at grappling with all of these obstacles.
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Now, with the addition of three brand spanking new dance floors, it's become better than ever.
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Rather, they should go to business school to become better at thinking and acting like entrepreneurs.
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They become better only when they are told they are already good and therefore can improve.
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There's just not much evidence that patients are able to become "better customers" as a result.
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Those are the people who actually become better people because they're more fully who they are.
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Both Steve and Diana are fully fleshed-out characters who helped each other become better people.
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But he said that as he has grown older, he has become better at that, too.
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He's still bullish, though, because over the last few years, these companies have become better operators.
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It's not just the industry that's to blame — consumers need to become better aware as well.
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Know Your Team helps 15,000+ managers and employees become better every day in over 25 countries
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Over time, members of Congress have become better and better at insulating themselves from outside forces.
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Sobibor will become better known, and it will serve as an educational center for future generations.
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Every night, Cramer goes on "Mad Money" with a mission to help people become better investors.
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I think all we can do at this point is own up and become better musicians.
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People have become better versed in what's going on and are more willing to speak up.
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And the fact that she was able to become better for us made a big difference.
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Not only do they transform on the hikes, but they become better adjusted to city life.
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And when we shrink in significance, we become better at living alongside and caring for others.
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Men are stepping forward to ask for training and advice on how to become better allies.
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They are hiring improv instructors to train their employees to become better listeners, collaborators and managers.
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To my future self, turn the negative into fuel to do good things and become better.
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The National LGBTQ Task Force offers an online program designed to help participants become better organizers.
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He also suggested extensive training, so factory workers can become better accustomed to the industrial work ethic.
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"For me, acting in LA, you're trying to figure out how you can become better," Nicole testified.
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Over the years these chemicals have become better at knocking out weeds but leaving commercial crops alone.
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To become better marketers, those in the tech startup world need to … read a Marketing 101 textbook.
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Still, the administration has become better at managing the initially chaotic and sometimes vicious battles within it.
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There are spaces in this story for figures who can and do make the nation become better.
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Learning from our mistakes requires humility and a willingness to look for new strategies to become better.
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According to Macron, the euro zone needs to integrate further to become better prepared for future crises.
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Unless 16- and 17-year-olds have changed drastically since 2011, they haven't become better, wiser workers.
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People become better athletes when they have babies because they become able to put things into context.
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The very act of taking on something new helps you become better at your work over all.
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Tony has made mistakes like anyone else, but he's learned from them and become better for it.
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Every night, Jim Cramer goes on "Mad Money " with a mission to help people become better investors.
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Every night, Jim Cramer goes on "Mad Money " with the mission of helping people become better investors.
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Will we see that through this tragedy we might heal ourselves and become better because of it.
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I'm just fascinated with how things mix, or acidity, or how things become better or change speeds.
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By the 1980s, it had become better known for a notorious double murder at the Radio Shack.
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We take a lot more time to study ourselves and figure out how we can become better.
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Your losing days become better and less common, and your winning days become bigger and more frequent.
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As treasurer, he often received questions from education experts and realized he needed to become better informed.
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They don't have the desire to become better themselves so they can proactively improve their own circumstances.
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That when we expand our conception of the "we," we all become better off in the process.
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Once you know where you stand, you become better equipped to share these stories with the world.
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These diets are supposed to enable the body to become better able to use fat as fuel.
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Just as crucial, the technology of direct air capture could scale up to become better and cheaper.
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But as its stress-reducing properties have become better understood, kava is beginning to catch on internationally.
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Kinder critiques and proper guidance for people would help them learn and change to become better people.
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It was a great 10 months & I learned so much & truly feel I've become better reporter & coder.
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This is again a challenging problem, and we have preliminary results, but hope to become better at it.
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But always our two nations continually inspire one another to become better: more creative, more prosperous, more innovative.
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But we have been doing this for 10 years now, so we've become better songwriters over the years.
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Then, every time I wrote a paper, letter, or blog post, I thought about how I'd become better.
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He said the Green Climate Fund had become better known around the world, though not in all sectors.
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Another reason the estate tax is quietly dying is that the rich have become better at avoiding it.
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"We see the potential to become better in India", where MAN currently sells about 2,000 trucks a year.
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Absent strong U.S. regulation, however, the New Jersey Democrat said other countries had become better consumer-protection cops.
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"It's only gonna become better with me not on it," Miller recently told Jimmy Kimmel of the show.
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"I think the success of the other teams around us has forced us to become better," he said.
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Another reason to be cautious is that defence ministries have become better at procurement and at fostering competition.
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"And the longer you let that spillover take place, the more chance it has to become better adapted."
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Every night, CNBC's Jim Cramer goes on "Mad Money " with the mission of helping people become better investors.
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A lot of what you write has to do with morality and how we can become better people.
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One possible explanation is that foreign conductors have had more experience and more time to become better known.
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Billionaire entrepreneur and Philadelphia 76ers partner Michael Rubin said Bryant could have become better at investing than basketball.
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He was consumed by how the made world might have become better than the one we have today.
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If you care, then you'll invest time and energy to help your employees become better versions of themselves.
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Why Kids Shouldn't Sit Still in Class Movement stimulates the brain and may help students become better learners.
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Kadri faced adversity in his early years, but he has since answered Babcock's challenge to become better defensively.
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Do we wish any of these states to become better friends with Russia or China than with us?
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The report notes that social media platforms have become better at identifying efforts to set up fake accounts.
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We don't want to remain how we were; we want to become better versions of ourselves every day.
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Along with that shift, large companies have become better suited to run stores than independent owners, Magro said.
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Poverty experts say it's just a sign the program has become better at reaching people who need it.
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" Added Rishell: "Albany came in each and every day with a positive mindset and helped her teammates become better.
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More, we become better able to love our neighbors, because we will know what is most important to them.
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As humans, we can retain information over time and become better at doing things as we accumulate more experience.
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Tom Milliken of TRAFFIC, a wildlife-trade monitoring network, worries that poachers have become better at hiding the carcasses.
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The screens we fixate our eyes on are only going to become better and better showcases for that content.
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As machines become better at doing things, the human role in generating faster productivity growth will converge towards zero.
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If Durant goes to the Clippers, they become better on both ends, assuming Griffin is the odd man out.
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And it's not as if he's been robbed of the time needed to become better acquainted with the technology.
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One of the things that's important is airlines have to innovate and get different and become better and better.
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But we must become better at identifying clients, accounts and transactions that pose the greatest risk of international crime.
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"Bitcoin has evolved to become better-suited to being an asset than being a means of exchange," Stripe wrote.
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Instead of trying to a have a conflict-free relationship, become better at resolving disagreements with love and compassion.
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So we talked to a few experts to see how online dating could potentially help people become better daters.
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Martin: I actually don't think the development has been that wild, I just think the production has become better.
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These gaps create vacuums for the other Democratic aspirants to fill as they become better known to primary voters.
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Members joined for status and to become better connected, and the Klan advocated temperance and sponsored family-friendly events.
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At the office, sleep-deprived folks often lack the motivation and drive to become better and learn new things.
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But he become better known back home for ill-fated romances with beauty queens than for his leadership qualities.
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As tech companies become better at encrypting data, they are likely to face more such requests from spy agencies.
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If we become better with carbon capture technology I think we can start a global trend toward carbon awareness.
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This is an old wrestling staple that has become better melded with the submission grappling game in recent years.
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If Smith could tell us where to buy such an item of furniture, we all could become better readers.
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Economic growth changed that: Growth made it possible for you to be better off when others become better off.
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The game was designed to help its hundreds of thousands of players become better consumers of climate-related information.
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A nice side effect of the brothers' time in the trenches is that they have become better home cooks.
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Mr. Stringer's efforts are part of a larger movement among major investors to get companies to become better citizens.
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Thanks to improvements in technology and smarter forecasting techniques, manufacturers have become better at forestalling shocks to their output.
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Additionally, success stories can inspire you to work harder and challenge you to become better at what you do.
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We can become better consumers of information, but providers must take responsibility for curating willful fiction from actual news.
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We encourage anything that is going to help our guys become better people, because better people make better players.
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Since 1996, most poor people have become better off, but the poorest of the poor have become worse off.
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Such discrimination is counter-intuitive since studies also show that employees become better, more efficient workers after becoming a parent.
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The Witch is just the obstacle that Dorothy and her traveling companions have to get past to become better friends.
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Great friends support and encourage each other to look beyond themselves, to achieve their goals and to become better people.
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At the same time, there really are social rules that people can follow to help them become better with others.
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Some employees will need to go through 3 or 4 different companies and experience many different situations to become better.
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As these online tools become better, everyone in agriculture will be able to incorporate technology more seamlessly into their operations.
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As users become better informed, the alchemy of taking their data without paying and manipulating them for profit may die.
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But as workforces in countries like China become better trained, firms are becoming more comfortable moving even advanced jobs abroad.
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As people have become more comfortable with patches, they have become better about installing them more quickly and more often.
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"This app helps users become better and more informed cooks," says Jeff Turnas, president of 365 by Whole Foods Market.
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As meteorologists have become better at predicting the likely location of bad turbulence, so relatively fewer passengers now experience it.
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" Odom concluded, "I hope that we can use this situation as a lesson to grow, heal and become better people.
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Where else in the world do we recommend delaying a course of study in order to become better at anything?
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If you want to become better at remembering people's names, experts suggest creating a visual association after you meet someone.
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For a moment I ruminated on the inherent irony of losing one's sight in the quest to become better looking.
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A great number of Thais prefer to live their lives according to SEP, and become better off because of it.
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But this trip has become better known because of critical tweets from Trump and the heightened controversy surrounding immigration policy.
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No, I think we're here to try and improve ourselves, become better people, nicer people, and that's what I'm doing.
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"This vehicle is capable of doing a lot more than any other vehicle, and it will help Marines become better."
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"I'm practicing continuously and it helps me become better and better, which is the only thing that matters," he added.
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Consider the principle of specificity, which states that to become better at a physical skill, you must perform that skill.
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Hopefully this teaches us a lesson that we need to become better prepared for epidemics, because clearly we are not.
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And I believe a healthy public discourse is necessary if we are to become better listeners as an arts community.
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With time, your student will become better at self-advocacy — but only if you step back and let them practice.
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Mr. Tinkler's exhibition "Paintings and Drawings," at 56 Henry Street, offers a chance to become better acquainted with his artwork.
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Kids don't become better students when they are plucked out of the classroom because they don't have a stable home.
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But as Ocasio-Cortez has become better known, her unfavorable ratings has gone up far faster than her favorable ratings.
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"I think it means we all have good in ourselves and can all become better people," he continued in jest.
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However, even though it's difficult to hear less-than-stellar things about yourself, they'll ultimately help you become better at interviewing.
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They will go through challenges like the original four, and our heroes hope they will become better people throughout the process.
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It's how we learn; how we grow; and in the end, how we become better -- as individuals and as a society.
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" A few hours later, in a new tweet, Vonn wrote: "Tomorrow is another day and another opportunity to become better. Goodnight.
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"I'm helping Julius' idea come to life and I'm hoping to become better than the person who trained me," he says.
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With that strategy, we can work on adapting our skills to become better than our peers at leveraging man-machine partnerships.
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And the fact that musically they've become better at their job makes this second chance even better than the first one.
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As insurance companies become better informed about the importance of various security technologies, the criteria for underwriting could become more relevant.
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Those who learn new ideas and become better at their jobs will stand out and succeed as they have always done.
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Additionally, the sanctuary is a learning space for caregivers, where they can become better custodians of the animals and their habitats.
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With just a little bit of practice, you'll become better than ever at remembering the names of people that you meet.
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The Process, the living faith that things could become better if only they first became significantly worse, is what matters most.
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If Americans truly want lower drug prices, they should stop grumbling and become better negotiators, not blame those foreigners who are.
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In this book, he tries to share how we can become better, happier people by not thinking positive all the time.
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"We are supporting a pillar company to overcome difficulties and realize its potential to become better and stronger," he told Reuters.
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And as Alicia started to become better at her job, she managed to change who she was in her private life.
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"I expect things to become better," said Mr. Lee, a South Korean who asked to be identified only by his surname.
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The city's working age adults had also become better skilled, while housing had become more affordable and carbon emissions had fallen.
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In his post-Microsoft career, Mr. Gates has become better known for his work in fighting infectious diseases and climate change.
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It has to keep driving you to improve and physically become better, if you lose, and try to figure things out.
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It's often disappointing to read about: Many times the debunked ideas were, ultimately, about helping people become better versions of themselves.
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"He is growing with the challenge, and if you need to rise to the challenge then you become better," Wolff said.
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And when you consider the hundreds of studies altogether, there is substantial evidence that meditation can help us become better people.
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DePorter and Jensen believed that a progressive summer camp could help children become better learners through skills not taught at school.
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HFFI allocates federal funds so that states can address their individual health concerns and become better equipped for sustainable aid distribution.
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I think there are all sorts of ways we can become better people, and I think we are becoming better people.
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If the violence has ebbed, it may be in part because the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) have become better at forestalling attacks.
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At Sundance, I was deeply moved and inspired by Effie Brown's speech about helping women become better represented in the entertainment industry.
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Bullock's problem is that he needs to become better-known (and probably needs Joe Biden to stumble) to carry the electability mantle.
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Earlier this year, I met an entrepreneur who believed people could become better parents by texting with a software program she'd built.
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As migrants to rich countries prosper and have children, they become better able to contribute to science, the arts and entrepreneurial activity.
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Real quick, the goal of Manny's is to create a central place for people to become better informed and more involved citizens.
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What I want to emphasize is China will become more and more open and our investment environment will become better and better.
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I obviously have my own goals, but when those guys are playing well ... we're all motivating each other to become better players.
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It's more or less foretold that a collision is imminent in which computers will become better at solving CAPTCHA challenges than humans.
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If each side looks toward building the future, instead of litigating the past, they can become better than either would be alone.
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Or, wait, what if your allies could become better allies the longer you stood by one another, and the more your traded?
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Use these online tests to see how well you fare — and what you should work on to become better at it. 8.
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If people shared their ideas bad ones could be fixed and good ones could become better, which he calls "stress-testing" ideas.
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It also helped me become better at visualizing the possibilities elsewhere in my home, even without using Modsy again on those areas.
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In other words, rather than reflecting more cases of advanced disease, the increase would mean doctors had become better at finding it.
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Setting that aside, people go back to school because of a desire to learn, grow skills, and become better versions of themselves.
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I'm trying to become better in every aspect that I can reach that point to where I'm completely the pinnacle of happiness.
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But they also happen to be all-around rad beauty insiders, making this the perfect time to become better acquainted with them.
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When children develop a love of reading, they become better students and more aware of and engaged in the world around them.
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It recently issued a handbook that uses social science research to help climate scientists become better public champions of their own work.
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Perhaps, as we open ourselves to witnessing injustice and oppression in one area, we become better, not worse, at seeing it elsewhere.
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Through natural transformation, bacteria can gain the ability to degrade compounds like pesticides, become better at infecting hosts and evolve antibiotic resistance.
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The research team developed a model to predict which islands would become vulnerable with warming, and which ones might become better habitats.
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Since leaving office, Mr. Bloomberg has become better known to many audiences for his philanthropic pursuits around gun safety and environmental issues.
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"If we create a corpus of thousands of these neurons, the chances are the computational methods will become better," Dr. Popović said.
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"In a high-choice environment, people's content preferences become better predictors of political learning than even their level of education," Prior wrote.
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"W e're not interested in writing for you," Grammarly's C.E.O., Brad Hoover, explained; Grammarly's mission is to help people become better writers.
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Instagram, Pinterest and the unexpected popularity of the van-life movement have raised expectations, so camp food has become better, she said.
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She even added in the video that she and Hilton had become better friends and "go out together" prior to the launch.
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The Good Place is trying to prove once again that bad humans can become better with a push in the right direction.
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In season 1, the main characters become better people because they're being tortured, and have to work together to help each other.
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Even at the conservative madrassa in Multan, she was notable for wearing the niqab, and for urging others to become better Muslims.
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It outlined precisely how he would become better in all facets — from strength and conditioning to reading ball screens to decoding film.
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Of course, as phones have become more powerful, they've also become better able to crunch the information coming in from two cameras simultaneously.
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However, Western Digital's CEO Steve Milligan recently told Cramer that flash pricing has become better, allowing profits to fall to the bottom line.
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It's all well and good if humans can become better people in a controlled setting, but, uh, we're not in a controlled setting.
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While K Street lobbyists may be more productive than they were a decade ago, chances are they have just become better at hiding.
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Trump may want to become better friends with Putin, but he can't afford to make too many enemies in Washington along the way.
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Hield will likely turn into a solid NBA player, but his star power seems limited unless he can become better off the bounce.
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We want our marriage to make us feel loved, to help us become better people, to provide sexual fulfillment several times a week.
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You are safer in numbers, and by joining the Avast pack, you are helping them to become better at dealing with digital threats.
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Over the last few years, people with mental health problems have, to some extent, become better at talking about them than ever before.
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Changes to the way GDP is estimated also typically lead to upward revisions; statisticians become better at tracking new industries or business models.
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But to solidify that change, he said he felt he needed to become better, to push harder against the boundaries of painting itself.
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NOW, AS WE MARCH FORWARD, AS WE BECOME BETTER INVESTORS, THEN MARKETS WILL BE MORE EFFICIENT AND CAPITAL WILL BE MORE EFFICIENTLY DEPLOYED.
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Bowen said she hopes the data helps parents become better advocates for their children's health and creates change in the baby food business.
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We're asking that to lead us to become better people to become more knowledgeable people to enter the next stage of our development.
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These experiences can take the form of long-haul motorbike road trips or $8,000 African safaris that inspire travelers to become better people.
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Maybe if you do this, you may learn something brand new about a person, and you may become better friends with that person.
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Listeners become better able to empathize with victims, while also gaining self-awareness about their own relationship to the myth of the killer.
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I said, O.K., I'll do the curating and just become better doing that, but then this piece was building up inside of me.
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So now corporate entities are cynically encouraging women to engage in beauty and fitness routines to become better people, not more attractive ones.
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Encourage yours to keep an open mind, explore the options, and make their own decisions; they'll become better observers and start seeing opportunities.
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"Don't worry about the level of individual prominence you have achieved," he continued; "worry about the individuals you have helped become better people."
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I spoke with brothers -- like Oliver -- who interpreted the goal of making their brothers "better men" as helping them to become better people.
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But as more companies try to fill the healthcare space with DIY testing, they'll need to become better stewards of our personal data.
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"Our expectation was that as credit expands, governance would become better," said Dimitri Rabin, global RMBS and covered bond strategist at Loomis Sayles & Company.
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As I started to become better at music, I saw that my singing could move people and that's when I started to gain confidence.
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Teachers who are on the front lines of this growing diversity consider it their job to help students and employees become better perspective-takers.
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Over the past few decades, climatologists have become better and better at modeling how Earth's atmosphere is responding to rising concentrations of greenhouse gases.
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We hope that you will help to educate us on these and other issues so that we can become better people and better artists.
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Apps and GPS helped create a zoning system in the village of 5,000 residents, enabling garbage gatherers to become better-organized and more efficient.
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To become better informed on the candidates' stances, recently I read an article in The New York Times; listened to retired Air Force Gen.
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As the Stepanovs' actions and their impacts become better known, however, the rest of the world may regard them in a far kinder light.
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Whenever any policy is proposed, they think it is some piece of an elite fraud, and I think that reaction has to become better.
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Because they achieve automaticity quicker on the keyboard, today's third graders may well become better writers as handwriting takes up less of their education.
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In 1966, Mr. Harvey directed "Dutchman," a short film based on a play by LeRoi Jones, who would become better known as Amiri Baraka.
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In recent years, he's become better known for his support of philanthropic activities, and in particular, his financial support to liberal and progressive causes.
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Behind the scenes, he lobbied every person he knew connected to a university to set up a program to help scientists become better communicators.
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"20/20" has followed white nationalist and supremacist groups as they have become better organized and begun to commit acts of bigotry more openly.
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Google's Smart Compose might also help non-English speakers become better writers, although it is more like a stenographer than like a writing coach.
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"Updating inefficient transportation systems by applying new technology will help our communities become better connected and improve our way of life," said Cortez Masto.
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With advances in computational technology, state mapmakers have become better and better able to draw sophisticated maps that maximize their party's chance of prevailing.
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But in a paradoxical way, the sexism that women experience on college campuses and the workplace might galvanize them to become better advocates for others.
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Initial discussions about criminal justice reform have since shifted more specifically to helping people in prison become better prepared for life once they reenter society.
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It didn't all become better in the three days she spent with us, but she did help me start to build a more sustainable life.
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Since then, he's become better-known outside the tech world for funding the lawsuit that took down Gawker and for his support of Donald Trump.
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However, clearing industry officials say the issue is losing political heat as the technical complexity of shifting huge derivatives positions cross-border become better understood.
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As we have unpacked more thoroughly the mysteries of the brain, we have become better able to precisely target the changes we want to affect.
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Having gone through struggles with depression, anxiety, or self-harm, these families become better-placed to lobby their communities to handle mental illness more openly.
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Instead, "The Star-Spangled Banner" is an ode to survival, hope and an expectation that we can persist and become better than we are today.
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"We're trying to use (this time) to become better and to realize even more why we started this in the first place," Holmes said earlier.
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"The concentrate market will become better supplied as this year progresses and new mine and reactivated supply comes on stream," said CRU analyst Helen O'Cleary.
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Technology service providers and manufacturers can become better aligned with the aging market with an eye towards making end products more accessible to all consumers.
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That doesn't just mean you might enjoy tropical vacations more than sauna shunners, it means the body may become better at handling stressful, sweaty workouts.
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Men's role on the pole To help her sport become better recognized and respected, Bhinderwala wants to remove the hyper-sexuality associated with pole dancing.
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In 2003, Scott Walker, then the county executive, who would become better known as the budget-slashing, union-busting governor of Wisconsin, canceled the commission.
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It's since become better known as a historic ruin or a "hulking 54-year-old relic of the World's Fair," as amNY once put it.
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Beyond satisfying our curiosity by regularly spending time in flow, we can use it to become better people, get what we want and solve problems.
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Phone farmers jump between different apps as some become better for generating money than others, though the apps mostly work more or less the same.
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They've come together to be a team, to become better people and to get away from all of the bad things that happen within prison.
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So to help give founders a leg up Justin Kan's new legal tech startup Atrium is launching a program to help founders become better fundraisers.
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But there's also plenty of evidence that the Greek system helps members become better men and women through scholastic achievement, career advancement and community service.
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By learning about the science of learning, you can apply the approaches to become better at anything, be it art, math, science, languages, or sports.
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Nikki R. Haley, the ambassador to the United Nations, put her longtime pollster on the payroll and has become better acquainted with New York financiers.
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After the initial issues at the new headquarters, FreshDirect become better organized and more streamlined, with the help of a consultant at AlixPartners, Holly Etlin.
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The problem is almost certain to get worse, spreading to even more areas of life as bots are trained to become better at mimicking humans.
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The factional candidates also seem to benefit from larger bases of support, because the parties have become better sorted ideologically over the last 20 years.
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The countries, however, have become better known under Mr. Maduro's presidency as the landing site of boats of hungry Venezuelans fleeing their country's food shortages.
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I could improve myself; I could find a way to serve, a way to do more, a way to become better, a way to add value.
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As the technology has become more advanced, phones have become better able to incorporate other data (from the gyroscope, for example), to further factor out shakiness.
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I mean, he talked about the rise of democracy, actually, and how the situation for most people has become better in the world in recent decades.
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But as the concept of ethically-sourced ingredients has become better understood by consumers, brands have started adopting standards that work for their business and image.
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Yet as William Birdthistle, an academic lawyer, writes in an entertaining new book*, small investors need to become better informed about the way mutual funds work.
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In my next adventure, I would become better at seeing the upside, at looking for the little things to be grateful for, at finding the balance.
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In hospitals and even nursing homes where staff, patients, and visitors become better handwashers, for example, the rates of superbug outbreaks do seem to go down.
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Clinton is not a popular figure, and she has a poor relationship with the media that will make it difficult for her to become better-liked.
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Every single day you have to become better and better and Simone responded very well to this advice and I am so proud because of this.
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We tried to become better—as cooks, as people—and began to reexamine why it was we punched the clock and one another in the dicks.
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They become better teachers in their first few years as they get to grips with real pupils in real classrooms, but after that improvements tail off.
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Layers upon layers of these nodes make up so-called convolutional neural networks, which, with sufficient training data, have become better and better at identifying images.
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The group has become better known in the last few years, as Tor is regarded as a useful tool to evade online tracking and government surveillance.
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I consider it, of course, because as I've said, soccer there has become better and better … I think that this is maybe going to be possible.
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Many other players will likely see the appeal in trying to become better than their idols and, like Aqua, maybe even best them in combat someday.
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This system has not become better organized over the past 24 hours, and environmental conditions may not become as conducive as previously anticipated, the NHC said.
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Scrolling through King and Smith's Instagram feed in chronological order, you can see the couple become better at tailoring the images to what their followers want.
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It's written all over Gunnlaugsson's face as his slick populist rhetoric gives way to the stuttering, indignant anger he's become better known for in his homeland.
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It defied my understanding of what technology should be—it didn't make my life easier or more efficient, nor did it help me become better informed.
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Most of the time, when a hitter suddenly gets better at making contact, it's because they've become better at recognizing pitches out of a pitcher's hand.
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Maybe the NeverTrumpers and reformicons will become better persuaders, at least when it comes to finding more Republican politicians and candidates to pick up their banner.
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We like stories that take readers on a cinematic journey, and that showcase innovative story tools; and stories that help readers become better, more savvy travelers.
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The third task is to recognize that repairing marital strife will require both spouses to become better people, more empathetic, more sacrificial on a daily basis.
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Thompson especially has become better at creating for himself, but along with everyone else, he is more efficient when someone else sets the table for him.
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The rest of the world has become better, fueled by the growing attention and money, even if the latter still pales in comparison to the men.
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There's this implicit pressure that we all are obligated to set a goal for self-improvement, and become better or different people in the coming year.
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If we parent with love, focus on being good role models and discipline in a meaningful way, hopefully we'll all become better versions of ourselves. Peace!
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They are bellwethers of human communiqué, a key to unlock the hidden mysteries of the people around us, a way to become better lovers and friends.
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"That way we can all become better GIF makers, which is basically one step closer to being better human beings," it wrote on its Tumblr page.
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And as the biological underpinnings of love — including lust, attraction, and attachment — become better understood in the coming years, they will become more susceptible to manipulation.
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"After that loss, it seemed like everyone was focused to become better, to become committed to excellence, like we always talk about," defenseman Will Butcher said.
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Looking more broadly, the other candidates don't seem to be reaching Biden's levels against Trump even as they become better known as the year carries on.
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We only have control over ourselves, and fortifying ourselves is the only thing we can do as individuals if we want the world to become better.
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As the settlement at Ruqban has grown, the humanitarian response has become better-funded and more organized, with medical staff stationed on the berm most days.
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Part fashion show, part pup-social, the event got all the pups in one place and gave them a chance to become better acquainted with one another.
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"It's a very transformative time as we turn to our faith to help us become better people and to strengthen our relationships with each other," Khatri says.
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By trading an apple for a banana both of us become better off, even though, from a physical point of view, our combined assets remain the same.
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"This raises the disturbing possibility that some white supremacists may become better funded in the future than they have been in the past," the ADL report states.
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After compassion training, doctors and nurses who suffer a lot of professional burnout become better caregivers and feel empathy without internalizing a patient's distress as their own.
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For example, HR software will become better at providing feedback for interviewers and highlighting the best candidates for a position based on historical data from previous hires.
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This proprietary Smart Ribbon combines actionable clinical and financial intelligence onto one point-of-care platform that clinicians use to become better stewards of health-care spending.
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One, you begin to develop more artists, the people who might not be good now, maybe they get a shot to figure it out and become better.
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In the long time in which people lived in a non-growth world, the only way to become better off was if someone else became worse off.
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"I hope it's going to encourage people to look at this region more carefully and become better acquainted with it for a variety of reasons," he said.
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To the Editor: Adam Grant quotes my observation that as you become better at what you do, your ability to communicate your expertise to others can decline.
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Still, I've become better at finding something interesting within these books, as entry points into something I care deeply about: what these men are grappling with, i.e.
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The benchmark for mortgages and student loans around the world, it has become better known in recent years for a scheme by traders to improperly manipulate it.
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That's as younger workers have brought new energy to the business and challenged other members of the team to become better teachers, which ultimately benefits clients, too.
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As anxiety about the environment reaches new heights, there's growing pressure particularly among young people to become better citizens, decrease our carbon footprints, and save the planet.
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Repeated trips to Iowa can allow long-shot candidates to become better known among voters there, but top-tier candidates can also benefit from a sharpened message.
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Those who support Tesla and Volvo's point of view argue that rolling out semi-autonomous technology allows consumers to become better accustomed to how the technology works.
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Horvath and Lubin hoped that the game would help bridge knowledge gaps between Washington, D.C., and Silicon Valley, and help leaders become better prepared for the next election.
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Using travel to become better is appealing not only because it seems like a truncated route to wellness, but also because it makes us more attractive to others.
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"There's this stress in society... you always have to become better and perform better, and be at your optimal all the time," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Failure is one of the most reviled words in the corporate world, but it is also one of the most valuable ways to become better at your job.
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But as the self-driving car shows us, we can't expect to just become better cyborgs by ourselves, trusting the market and individual decisions to get us there.
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It was at one such leaden gathering that we met a handsome, charming Russian who spoke excellent, if heavily accented, English and seemed eager to become better acquainted.
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A young football player is going to succeed if he surrounds himself with people who push him to become better, not people who distract him from his potential.
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Over all, to date, sales volume is down about 30 percent, counting July London sales, and Sotheby's is preparing for results to remain disappointing before they become better.
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As hotels become better at incentivizing guests to book directly and companies like Airbnb compete for vacation customers, online bookings have been under pressure to define their role.
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By learning better ways to make your life awesome, not only do you grow but also encourage your colleagues and loved ones to become better versions of themselves.
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He has become better known as a chef since 2010, having opened a string of steakhouses in Turkey and the Middle East with his business partner, Mithat Erdem.
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"There are major regional differences in whether your life has become better or worse," David Bond, vice president for programs at the Trevor Project, told VICE last year.
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It should inspire us as writers, and as Americans, that he urges us, in exile or online, to become better — or at least clearer on why we're not.
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Warren and Buttigieg might fare better as they become better known, and Sanders or Biden might become less popular if Republicans begin focusing exclusively on one of them.
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"My job is to help the young people that are put in front of me, so I can help them become better human beings in life," Martin said.
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If Ms. Clark is denied parole, what does that say to all the other women and men in prison who strive to become better and transformed human beings?
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In order to help investors become better at navigating the stock market, Cramer revealed some of the biggest mistakes he has made in over 30 years of investing.
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Liddell believes AI-powered technology can help people become better passengers, by coordinating more efficient boarding routines and making a seamless move from air travel to ground transportation.
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But it's up to us to mentor them, to make sure they're doing the right thing and become better assets to the American people, and to this country.
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While Tom took pride in helping each of us flourish as junior faculty members, he took more time helping us become better parents, better partners, and better people.
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There are still hurdles to overcome with VR. The ergonomics must become better and feel more natural, the prices must come down, and the tether must be removed.
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After this conversion to savanna, they would much more often have to walk from one tree to another across the grassland, and so they become better at walking upright.
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Naturally, the law is filled with provisos, and will more than likely become better refined in the future; it's just one of many changes in the last 12 months.
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"As self-driving cars become better at the mechanics of driving, yet still not "behave" exactly like human drivers, they could arouse feelings of anger or frustration," Brown writes.
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We are convinced that on the long run, using new biotechnology techniques will help our society to become better and with that, it will become economically viable as well.
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We just try to ignore it and learn from it and become better, but what people fail to care to realize is that there's two sides to every story.
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And of course, when you love what you do, you will become better at it, and you will shine — and you'll be on your way to a leadership role.
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"VSCO's mission is to help people become better creators, and video is a creative frontier we're increasingly passionate about and focused on," explains Flory, of the new tool's launch.
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And maybe, I thought, by attempting to calm myself while navigating a labyrinth of milk crates and ominous, hanging black bags, I could become better equipped to find tranquility.
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But as we watch them fail, we also see them become better people for having known each other — even if they frequently come into bitter conflict with one another.
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"They don't necessarily have to make records for a TikTok, but there's ways of editing and remixing songs for them to then become better [suited] for TikTok," he said.
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If it rained they would have to move, but through the course of the year they had become better at predicting the weather, and tonight they bet it wouldn't.
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In order to help investors become better at navigating the stock market, Jim Cramer revealed some of the biggest mistakes he has made in over 30 years of investing.
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But if you start embracing feedback from other people, no matter how much it might sting, you'll see how it will help you become better at what you do.
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We do this not to endorse those actions or legitimize those words, but because engaging with people with fundamentally different worldviews can help us to become better public leaders.
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"Like most funds, we have continued to raise more as we become better at what we do, but this was the first time where we were oversubscribed," Felser told me.
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"I think the situation in the region (of the dig) will remain quiet and stable, and with the hopeful defeat of ISIS the situation might even become better," Pfälzner said.
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After all, other respondents wrote that rejection was merely a part of life, that it was an important part of growing up and actually caused them to become better people.
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Indeed not, but since they control a major means of communication, he and the other leaders of tech companies need to become better thinkers about the problems they have created.
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To become better marketers, those in the tech startup world need to skip the latest redundant blog post on "inbound marketing" or "content marketing" and read a Marketing 101 textbook.
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"We had hoped that our lives would become better, that we get jobs and housing, but everything has turned for the worse," said Bashir Hussein, one of the disgruntled graduates.
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First, whether you're working on hardware or hosted software, the underlying technology to prototype, produce, and launch products has only become better, cheaper, and faster over the last 25 years.
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As we get older, we typically become better able to appraise when something is actually negative, or just uncertain—but only if we've learned to regulate that knee-jerk negativity.
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But as robots get smaller, cheaper and become better at working alongside humans, Loup predicts robots in electronics manufacturing will match the demand of robots in automotive factories by 2025.
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This particular scuffle aside, the BRCA test has been a significant tool as doctors and patients have attempted to become better at predicting a woman's likelihood of developing breast cancer.
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As Americans, we need to acknowledge that no matter where the threat emanates from and whatever the motivations are for the depravity, we must become better prepared to confront it.
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In his post, Kevin made a point to say that he was trying to not only get back to tip-top shape ... but actually become better than he was before.
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Whether it's deleting the Twitter mobile app, or turning off Facebook push notifications, or deleting their accounts altogether, people love to explain how they've become better about their tech usage.
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In order to help investors become better at navigating the stock market, CNBC's Jim Cramer revealed some of the biggest mistakes he has made in over 30 years of investing.
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Two days in and it already feels like a community, and you know you're just going to become better friends with even more people, and I'm looking forward to that.
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Jean-Dominique Senard, named chairman of the French automaker last month, will visit Nissan's headquarters in Yokohama to meet the company's executives and become better acquainted with its Japanese partner.
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Like Ms. Frey, she predicts that pumpkins will soon be popular as Americans continue to become better cooks and explore how pumpkin is cooked in other parts of the world.
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As in the United States, the pay gap in Denmark has shrunk over time as women have become better educated than men and more likely to be professionals or managers.
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In the course of the conversation, we learned that when he was born, the doctor who delivered him was Ron Paul, who would become better known as a libertarian congressman.
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As you grow into the job and become better known, you start to realise that people, young people especially, can see you as standing for a particular set of values.
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The fundamental question facing America and Great Britain in the 21st century is not how do we maintain what we have, but how do we become better than we are.
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Except for children with severe autism, most kids grow out of habits like head-shaking, arm-flapping and grimacing as they become better able to understand and manage their feelings.
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Over the decades since, as controlled burns have become better understood as a conservation tool, tribes like the Karuk have started campaigning to have their rights to traditional burning restored.
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That reflects a two-fold transformation of party politics in which the Democratic Party has become more ideologically homogenous while Democratic Party voters have become better-educated and more ideological.
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There's also work that needs to be done on the ground to help wildlife enforcement officers become better equipped to stop poachers, and cracking down on ports where ivory is trafficked.
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It will need to happen in the reverse: roads need to narrow, parking spaces need to be eliminated, and cars need to increasingly become better integrated into the tapestry of transportation.
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They're promoted with slick videos on YouTube, providing a shiny focal point for a growing far-right MMA scene that is attracting violence-prone racists who want to become better fighters.
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He's hoping that his team can build a company based around "Spielberg-like" online courses, starting with professional networking videos like learning how to network and become better at social media.
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The National Hurricane Center said Friday that a low pressure system in the northwestern Caribbean Sea has become better defined overnight and could be a tropical depression or storm by Saturday.
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"The market has obviously become better this month," said a senior executive from a top Chinese developer, who declined to be named because he is not authorized to speak to media.
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The thinking being that as populations get healthier, they'll become better educated, and then they start entering into negative growth rates, as is happening now in places like Japan and Denmark.
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But his human rights abuses, especially against the gay community, have become better known on the world stage and the sanctions have done some small part to help spread the word.
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But Mercer arguably has become better known in political circles for his deep support of President Trump, which is an outgrowth of his existing relationship with Steve Bannon and Breitbart News.
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But a number of VCs and venture funds have invested in the ICO fund because they want to become better educated; they also want some financial exposure [to these new assets].
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"Guys have become better at holding runners, being quicker to the plate and giving the catcher a chance," White Sox Manager Robin Ventura, who played 99183 years in the majors, said.
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That advantage will likely diminish as voters become better acquainted with the newer names in the field, but Sanders, even in 20163, generally polled well with African-American voters -- especially millennials.
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However, significant protection gaps remain, and if the industry is able to extend its reach, many more people and businesses can become better equipped to withstand the fallout from disaster events.
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Others worried the message was a harbinger of something far worse than dwindling participation: the feast's extinction in a neighborhood that has become better known for hipster hangouts than Italian bakeries.
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And if AI systems become better and better at finding smaller and smaller lesions you will manufacture a lot of pseudo-patients who have a 'disease' that won't actually kill them.
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I can sometimes be selfish, but I would like to think that I've become better in the knowledge that I've upset everyone and hurt so many people with what I've done.
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But more recently, he's become better known as a free speech advocate for a who's who of internet-famous right-wingers, people who run the gamut from trollish to hateful to worse.
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His appointment was praised by board founder and former Chinese Premier Zhu Rongji, who said in a letter published Tuesday that he hopes the board "will become better and better" under Cook.
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And I think I have become better at expressing myself in my style; I think I've just become more eloquent at writing in my style than I was when I was 18.
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Given her boss' less-than-ideal reaction to her mental health conversation, Sanchez hopes that managers will become better at hearing people's needs and giving them the space to succeed at work.
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"I think we have become better (since Glasgow) and the program and everything is solid but we really need to work on our nerves and get over our nerves," said Mustafina, 21.
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Many of these use some AI. They are trained on logs and transcripts of past customer interactions, and as they are fed more data they become better at solving more complex queries.
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The implication is that once the researchers successfully identify the differences between these two kinds of conversations, Twitter will become better equipped to target hate speech, while keeping uncivil discourse in check.
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" She added: "Knowing that God and the universe has your back and that life is meant to get better as long as we internally feel grateful and strive to become better humans.
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The act authorized $22019 million over five years for the development and expansion of skill-building and vocational education classes to help prisoners become better prepared to enter the workforce after release.
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Doctors certainly know how to care for their patients, and while a growing nationwide chorus of voices is pleading with physicians to become better leaders, we have a huge problem to overcome.
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The program aims to help participants to become better citizens and self-sustaining young professionals, so it organizes workshops on conflict management, gender violence prevention, healthy self-esteem, and other life skills.
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He claimed that thanks to his hard work, "there's a revolution going on, I mean a positive revolution," particularly among minority communities, whose lives he said have become better under his watch.
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As a result, it is urgent that U.S. authorities become better at protecting their networks, Dmitri Alperovitch, co-founder and chief technology officer at CrowdStrike told CNBC at the Munich Security Conference.
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Mr. Kgositsile has recently become better known to a younger generation in part because of a famous family member: His son Thebe is a rapper who performs under the name Earl Sweatshirt.
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These routers are easy to set up and manage (I actually enjoy using the eero app for stats and troubleshooting), and they auto-update to become better and more secure over time.
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" Kelly, who will be heading over to NBC News, gave her final goodbye during the final installment of The Kelly File on Friday, acknowledging that she has become "better for having been here.
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DR. FRANKIE: I really, really hope there's a big takeaway for viewers across the country, whether you're queer or straight, to become better straight allies and better understand people in the queer community.
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In a post on its official microblog, SNL China said the show was "working hard to become better", urging viewers "to have a big smile for when we see each other next time".
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Mindset claims to use something called "neurofeedback" — the idea that you see real-time data of your brain's activity, and then use that information to train your brain to become better at something.
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It takes seriously the demands of moral and ethical philosophy; the show's emotional heart lies not in Chidi and Eleanor's budding romantic relationship, but in the notion that they can become better people.
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Not every Facebook user or Trump supporter is an Infowars reader, and there were surely be many users who will trust Facebook's judgement and subsequently learn how to become better, more critical consumers.
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The merging of 28503G and artificial intelligence (AI) will help humans become better problem solvers at a low cost, Hitachi Vantara executive Justin Bean said in an interview that aired Thursday on Hill.
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I could improve myself; I could find a way to serve, a way to do more, a way to become better, a way to add value," Robbins writes in "Money: Master the Game.
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The question of how — if at all — to make gender divisions in sports has been much discussed in recent years as more openly trans athletes compete and as intersex conditions become better understood.
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So it's no surprise that, after what is often a lifetime of weight-based stigma, many bariatric-surgery patients may come to believe their lives will become better quickly and all at once.
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To be honest, not as much as I used to—I have become better at knowing how glass can be cut and how far I can push things with the shapes I'm creating.
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With the opening of the extended Panama Canal last week, traders said LNG markets would become better connected and, eventually global, as it would improve trade flows between the Atlantic and Pacific basins.
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But lately, he's become better known as an activist and donor hell-bent on removing Donald Trump from office and funding a transition away from the fossil fuels that helped him get rich.
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And at the end of the day, all that matters is that we are on that path with a supreme being who helps us strive to become better people – a better version of ourselves.
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The findings might also one day help people with a family history become better informed about their risk of developing a brain tumor so they can be aware of any signs of the disease.
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Whether you're already a pro at the chiseled look or made it your goal to become better at it in 2019, it can be hard to find the product that's just right for you.
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You could envision a world in which Republicans say the government ought to take less of a role in health care and Americans have to become better shoppers as they face high-deductible plans.
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"Eventually, I will get to designing clothes full time... but I want my illustrations to tell stories so I watch videos and read books about it so that I can become better," she said.
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A research study conducted by a Professor at Dartmouth College found that people can improve their performance and become better at what they do by simply choosing the right people to spend time with.
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In this case, the Democrats—who are often far less religious than Republicans—may be more inclined to understand the necessity for changing our DNA or embracing nanotech to be become better climate-adjusters.
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CARE's project under the Building Resilience and Adaptation to Climate Extremes and Disasters (BRACED) program aims to help 450,000 people become better prepared for climate shocks, including through giving them access to better forecasts.
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"It's rewarding to see them recognize their faults, work on their faults, and in turn become better people and better mothers," says Alley, who gives the woman support and advice on a daily basis.
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On Friday, the National Academy of Medicine in Washington published a discussion paper — titled "Health and Medical Response to Active Shooter and Bombing Events" — that details best practices to help communities become better prepared.
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Amazon Web Services has helped its parent company become better known as a technology company since its initial offerings arrived in 2006, and it's considerably more profitable than the company's core e-commerce business.
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Before we continue down the route we're on of an ever-increasing security state, both citizens and politicians need to become better at assessing risk and narrowly but effectively mitigating against that security risk.
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Instead of chattering on about innovation, decision makers would do well to become better acquainted with the key issues related to the opportunities and tensions that exist between technology, the law, society and government.
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"Over the past year or two, as block size limits have been reached, Bitcoin has evolved to become better-suited to being an asset than being a means of exchange," Stripe's blog post states.
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Regardless of whether it cost me my position as a coach, it was better for her in the long run to understand what she was doing on the court and become better from it.
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And if at some point he wants it gone (as Gucci Mane appears to have done, erasing the ice cream cone tattoo off his face), laser removal technology has become better and more affordable.
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"The One With All the Resolutions" (Season 5, Episode 11) In an effort to become better people, Rachel and Chandler spend this New Year's-themed episode vowing to -- respectively -- avoid gossip and mocking others.
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Once they discover they're all actually in another kind of afterlife called the Bad Place, everyone comes together on a quest to become better people, which is shaped by their relationships with each other.
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Our relationships with other people arguably hold us accountable and encourage us to consider kindness, Schur said, so naturally the role of friendship in these characters' lives help them improve and become better people.
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"There are major regional differences in whether your life has become better or worse," said David Bond, vice president for programs at the Trevor Project, an organization focused on suicide prevention among LGBTQ youth.
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But even setting this question aside, it is clear that the American party system has become better ideologically sorted and that there is more animosity between the parties than in the Cold War era.
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Busy Philipps got her start playing a plucky college freshman on Dawson's Creek, but in the years since, she's become better known for her unfiltered approach to celebrity and her refreshingly candid social-media presence.
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" She also claims that Obama is a Muslim and stated at a speaking engagement in 2013 that "When people in other bona fide religions follow their doctrines they become better people — Buddhists, Hindus, Christians, Jews.
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That level of buy-in often leads them to spend a tremendous amount of their personal time and energy in support of the fan object, helping it become better and developing what it stands for.
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With the publication of a lavish monograph, ROBERTO BURLE MARX: Brazilian Modernist (Jewish Museum / Yale University, $21982), the work of this great midcentury landscape architect, who invented the modernist tropical garden, will become better known.
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Over the course of the show's three seasons (so far), its main characters have worked consistently to become better people, and over time, they have begun to do so for less and less selfish reasons.
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"What the president should do before he says something, is to sit down, and become better acquainted, have a personal connection to the painful history of racism and bigotry of this country," Scott said Sunday.
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Scrolling through the feed in chronological order, you can see King, who shoots most of the photos, become better at composing and editing images, and at tailoring them to what the audience wants to see.
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But once the women become better known, it's important to remember that female voters hold a powerful role in Democratic politics and were intent on choosing women as candidates in the most recent election cycles.
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What we know starts now, and it does not stop until the last patient is treated, the new best practices for prevention and treatment become second nature and we become better prepared for the future.
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CNBC sat down with Joe Hart, president and CEO of Dale Carnegie, to discuss some of the most important lessons professionals can use to become better communicators — the same ones that that changed Buffett's life.
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But the evolutionary mechanism behind this novelty is not adaptation by natural selection, in which only those who survive pass on their genes, allowing the species to become better adapted to its environment over time.
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The No. 1 way for introverts to become better at public speaking A best-selling author reveals his 3 techniques to overcome writer's block 5 tips for powerful public speaking, according to TED Talk coaches
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But as science rises in our culture, empowering us to become better shepherds of this world that we are borrowing from our descendants, we might expect to see science-inspired clues alongside the traditional ones.
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Maybe a little awkward: "The level of trust [with the United States] at the working level, especially at the military level, has not become better but most likely has degraded," Putin told Russian state television today.
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In 22017, a prominent voice in the debate over the potential dangers of shooter games published a study titled "Boom, Headshot!" which suggested that playing violent video games helps people become better sharpshooters in real life.
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Shame might help us to grow and become better people — if someone feels bad the morning after a party where they misbehaved, they might think that they should drink less and be more circumspect next time.
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"We attribute this growth in sales to the fact that the big e-commerce competitors have become better at reaping the benefits of this artificial holiday," said Taylor Schreiner, principal analyst at Adobe Digital Insights (ADI).
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But we believe that, like the British public who were hungry for information and showing evidence of buyer's remorse after the Brexit vote, the American public too will want to become better informed as events unfold.
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"This system continues to become better organized, and any significant increase in the associated thunderstorm activity would result in the formation of a tropical depression within the next day or two," the Miami-based forecaster said.
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The system, which is producing a large area of showers and thunderstorms has become better organized and a tropical depression could form in a few days over the eastern Atlantic, the Miami-based weather forecaster added.
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That's because the Obama administration redoubled its commitment to resettlement, and the major organizations charged with identifying and prioritizing those in need, particularly the United Nations and the State Department, have become better at doing so.
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Research shows that when teachers help preschoolers learn to manage their feelings in the classroom, those children become better problem solvers when faced with an emotional situation, and are better able to engage in learning tasks.
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I think we're both seeing sports media become better with how they report on this and [also seeing that] when they're not good at it, they're met with a wave of criticism that they can't ignore.
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"If we can get the most powerful leaders in politics and law in the United States to tackle this issue," Giese says, "all the other issues from reproductive rights, pay equity, etc, will become better supported."
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Millo began his career as an architect, but, rather than design new structures, he has become better known for adorning buildings that already exist with paintings that remind us of the people who live in them.
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In the conference call on Monday, Mr. Zuckerberg said Facebook had become better able to seek out and remove foreign influence networks, relying on a team of former intelligence officials, digital forensics experts and investigative journalists.
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People who want to become better solvers seem to think that failure to solve or making a mistake somehow disqualifies them permanently from the ranks of expert solvers but, as always, I say "Phooey!" to that.
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Since 2005, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., once a well-respected environmental activist, has become better known as a vaccine "skeptic," making a series of increasingly lurid and unfounded claims about the supposed health risks of vaccines.
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"What the president should do before he says something, is to sit down, and become better acquainted, have a personal connection to the painful history of racism and bigotry of this country," Scott said in August.
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At the same time, the Islamic State has become better at the use of small drones, which are available off the shelf in malls across the region, including in Erbil, the nearest major city to Mosul.
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In two seasons of their TV Land show, "Teachers," the women of the comedy troupe the Katydids have become better and better at translating what was originally a web series into a half-hour television sitcom.
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"The idea that we could all bring all of the experiences we've ever had and bring it into this shared pool — and all then collectively become better because we're all just together," the Oscar winner, 35, added.
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Eventually, some people think that computers could become better and faster at planning and solving problems than the humans who built them, with implications we can't even imagine today—a scenario that is usually called the Singularity.
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And that depends on continuing to grow its business, which it can do in one of three ways: become better at targeting advertisements and improve their return, find new avenues of revenue, and grow its user base.
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My students are taking exams today, so I spend the day rereading a great book called Book Love, which is all about helping kids find books they will enjoy and giving them strategies to become better readers.
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"We can actually share those features back and forth between the titles, and it means both of them can become better with each release, more than they would if they were being developed in isolation," Tector says.
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Certainly there is plenty to see and hear in his tales of honest struggle; after all, it seems the Hag knew music held an opportunity for us all to become better, no matter where we were born.
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For farmers to earn more and become better able to withstand climate shocks, like droughts or floods, they also need access to improved seeds, better storage facilities, irrigation, markets, education and much else, he said by telephone.
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I'm a really different person than I was when I was a kid and I really like that I had the opportunity to grow and change and become better and that past is not weighing me down.
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We've become better writers by articulating our needs and better artists by collaborating with others in these difficult past two weeks … We had no choice, and therefore we have taken the risk to make this our practice.
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But by 2016, despite throwing for 16 touchdowns and four interceptions while averaging 6.8 yards per rushing attempt, he had become better known as one of the more polarizing athletes — if not public figures — in the country.
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Better stewards Nonetheless, a better understanding of these obstacles means that academics and non-governmental organizations are becoming better equipped at reaching out to family forest owners and helping them to become better stewards of their land.
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On top of all this, many House Republicans from Democrat-led states took difficult votes approving the House's tax bill after being given assurances that the proposal would become better for them in the Senate and after.
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Companies - large and small - are now approaching headhunters, law firms and boutique consultancies such as Rainmaker to ensure they provide a safer workplace for women, become better equipped to handle complaints and run proper checks on prospective employees.
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These include finding an alternative to nuclear energy, inventing a new form of public transport, making Big Data more manageable through a device that allows for easier information storage, and coaching the world's youth to become better inventors.
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He has an ability, unique outside of Trout, to seem to simply decide to become better at something (in this case, running the bases) and then—even more incredibly—do it, and do it better than anyone else.
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Some progressives, who find the idea that America has experienced racial progress over the past 50 years intolerable, have argued that what has really happened is that those cunning racists have just become better at concealing their prejudice.
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Most of the Chinese investment in Latin America so far is going to Brazil, although this is likely to spread across the region as Chinese investors become better-acquainted with the local tech ecosystems, most likely to Mexico.
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With significant financial resources due to robust fund-raising, Mr. Buttigieg has the money for advertising to highlight his biography as he seeks to become better known among voters and improve his poll numbers, which are still modest.
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" In another instance, a Rabbi explained, "I felt that the offenders needed to understand the true impact of their actions and to become better examples to their own children and friends, so I opted to try restorative justice.
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He wasn't adding to my energy and helping my workout become better than if I was alone, but instead, he was sucking my energy and requiring me to exert more energy and effort than if I was alone.
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Dustin Moskovitz, a Facebook co-founder, and his wife, Cari Tuna, are models of the approach, hoping to help others become better philanthropists by opening up their process of giving away most of their estimated $13 billion fortune.
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Several years ago, Ms. Mello and other department heads who focused on children and families, transitional assistance, housing and homelessness, public health and victims' assistance began meeting periodically to figure out how their systems could become better aligned.
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That was good because, as Begin explained to us, many men come to the Fearless brotherhood to become better with women, not realizing they must improve their self-confidence before they can excel and maintain excellence in this arena.
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That's why it's important for us, and personally for me, to show the world that even if we may differ at times, we can and should be united in the effort to become better as people and a nation.
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But in recent decades he's become better known for his firm stance denying established science on vaccines and arguing, against an overwhelming medical and scientific consensus to the contrary, that a preservative formerly used in children's vaccines causes autism.
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You do a television show, it's very lucky, it's such a great show … it's only gonna become better with me not on it because it has to change, it has to grow, there's something dynamic that has to happen.
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Because you get so focused on, "I want to get here," but what I found from all of these people is they just focused on developing themselves and making themselves become better in the thing that they love doing.
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Although I believe white women have gradually become better allies to the Black community and women are taking greater strides to stamp the patriarchy, I believe there are better spaces for Black women like myself to input ourselves in.
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He added: Ideally, what I would like students to take away from these lessons is not only an ability to read and interact with graphics, but also an ability to think critically about information and become better internet citizens.
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But our bodies contain much larger stores of fat than carbohydrates, so it makes intuitive sense that we might want to become better able to use that substantial fuel source, perhaps by eating a low-carbohydrate, high-fat diet.
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But this doesn't necessarily mean New Yorkers should pack their bags for California or Utah to become better adjusted: The degree of influence that place has on an individual can depend on what's driving that place's personality to begin with.
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I think other people have good ideas, too, and good notes that they could give, but even more so I believe if you hear the notes that the showrunners are giving to other writers, your own writing will become better.
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The big picture: Part of the idea behind those ever-increasing insurance deductibles is that patients who have to put more of their own money on the line will become better consumers, comparison-shopping for the highest-quality, lowest-cost services.
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But I was working minimum wage and trying to make my payments and get stability but it wasn't working so I decided to go back for my Bachelor's hoping to be able to become better employed and afford the payments.
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While Maven and other AI initiatives have helped Pentagon weapons systems become better at recognizing targets and doing things like flying drones more effectively, fielding computer-driven systems that take lethal action on their own hasn't been approved to date.
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Just come up with ways of reducing the connection and the thing about it is, by every measure and this is actually been measured by peer-reviewed researchers, you become better informed, you have more free time and you become happier.
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Maybe they will become better over time, but I do believe that in the same way that humans have limitations — I speak with an accent, I don't play squash as well as someone else — that these robots will also have limitations.
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That's why it was important for us, and personally for me, to show the world that even if we may differ at times, we can and should be united in the effort to become better as people and a nation.
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Brent and WTI hit 3½-year highs in May but have since drifted lower, indicating investors expect the market to soon become better supplied as U.S. crude production rises and as OPEC and its allies look poised to increase output.
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Facebook's finally stepping up to stop the spread, but some academics and data journalists have been working on the problem of viral misinformation for longer, with guides to help students become better news consumers and extensions to flag fake news.
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New Quay Journal NEW QUAY, Wales — The poet Dylan Thomas called this the "cliff-edge town at the far end of Wales," but lately it has become better known as the place where the octopuses crawled out of the sea.
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Halt and Catch Fire might start out as an antihero drama, but by the end, it's earnestly engaged in the question of not just how we can better ourselves but how we might, through being kind, help others become better too.
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Phys Ed If athletes practice meditation for a few minutes a day, they may become better able to withstand the mental demands of hours of strenuous physical training, according to an interesting new study of Division I college football players.
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Despite early polling that shows Cuomo more than tripling Nixon's support and the reality that, even as voters become better acquainted with her pitch, she faces an uphill battle against a popular and accomplished incumbent, Cuomo allies have circled the wagons.
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"China's inbound investment programmes are moving toward a shared open architecture...QFII is about to become better aligned with RQFII and it is clear to us that both programmes will now be moving forward in tow," said Z-Ben Advisors.
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Tara teaches us to never take anything for granted and to recognize there are so many ways to live, that we all have choices, that some of the most heart-wrenching choices compel us to become better than we know how to be.
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The deep content understanding of journalists can be used to teach an AI-powered news assistant system that would become better over time by learning directly from the journalists using it, simultaneously taking into account the data that flows from the content consumption.
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Brent and WTI hit 3-1/2-year highs in May but have since drifted lower, indicating investors expect the market to soon become better supplied as U.S. crude production rises and as OPEC and its allies look poised to increase output.
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To wit: with every freelancer contributing anonymously to the network, it should become better at arming other users with valuable information that's today very hard to obtain, including what to charge and which clients to work with (along with those to avoid).
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Lastly, one collateral benefit of switching to HSAs is that over time, HSA owners become better savers, achieve better health outcomes and come to the gates of Medicare with cash in their account, instead of empty handed like subscribers to traditional health plans.
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As law enforcement officers are trained to recognize the symptoms of marijuana-impaired driving, for example, they may become better at detecting it and will arrest more motorists for driving under the influence, regardless of whether more people are committing the crime.
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Since then, the CSF and Central Huijin Investment have become better known as the driving force behind China's "national teams" — a nickname given to the investment managers that can be deployed to buy up stocks when necessary to keep the markets steady.
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It looked like it came natural to him on the court, during game time, but he spent more hours looking at film and trying to figure out the best way to become better, and that&aposs where he and I really connected.
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But if we were allowed to see all our dead, if we were to stop obscuring some bodies while revealing others, then photographs might be able to teach us to become better viewers, better grievers, responsible and accountable for the injuries we see.
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To that end, the talking points attempt to grapple with some of the most frequent critiques of Mr. Biden: • That his initial lead in some Democratic primary polls is simply based on name identification and will melt once other candidates become better known?
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The inland city of around 400,000 in Argentina's Pampas region also aims to cut violent crime, boost social inclusion and kick-start projects including a new airport, as it tries to create jobs and become better connected, said Santa Fe's chief resilience officer, Andrea Valsagna.
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In the season 3 premiere, Eleanor and her companions, aided by the reformed demon Michael (Ted Danson), are sent back to Earth with their memories erased so they can try to become better people who are worthy of going to the real Good Place.
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Instead of focusing solely on the wall or on sanctuaries, can the administration and Congress move toward working with the Mexican, Central American and Caribbean governments and civil societies to help these countries build up retention strategies and become better partners to the United States?
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It's about a group of mildly awful people who, over the course of three seasons, travel between heaven, hell, and Earth, always trying to become better, even though they know that the system they're working within does not allow for the possibility of moral change.
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So even though you keep waiting for Jeff and Sharee to have a moment when they figure it all out and become better people, the only realization they have is that they not only hate the past, but really, truly suck at traveling in it.
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But as its rivals become better known, begin to offer similar or better services, and build out or team up to create their own networks of spaces, those advantage could fade, said Walter Johnston, a vice president of credit ratings at the research firm Morningstar.
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Readerly patience will be rewarded by plentiful examples of the author's sinewy prose and, toward the end, by advice and tips that will help writers looking to become better practitioners of the craft and to stay afloat in what has become a self-service economy.
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In keeping with that approach, the cookbook's premise is that we can all grow something — herbs in pots on the balcony, a tomato plant in a bucket — and that doing so will teach us to become better cooks, more in tune with nature's ways.
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There's more at stake here than you might think: either Big Tech helps Americans become better-informed, more responsible citizens able to think for ourselves, or the Big Censorship era--where politically incorrect "disinformation" could just as easily be criminalized--will soon be upon us.
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"I think the Olympics isn't the end, it permits the city to become better with more opportunity, more vibrant," Paes said, listing a number of potential mobility projects such as an extension of the light railway network built for the Games that could provide jobs.
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That's because leisure time not only helps refuel us for a busy work life, but by practicing deep focus — she references psychologist Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi's "flow state," a concept describing being fully immersed in an activity — we are learning how to become better at focusing.
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Naipaul once wrote about Powell's genius for friendship, his ability to collect people, and we see the seeds of this at Oxford, where he was a close companion of, among others, Henry Yorke, soon to become better known under his pen name, Henry Green.
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"If we could get more people to look at how we independently and critically vet the evidence as it's presented in news stories, I think high schoolers and maybe even eighth graders can learn to cut through the smoke screen and become better critical thinkers," he said.
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This means making evidence-informed policy and program changes at both the federal and state levels; and providing additional training for health-care professionals to explore less addictive treatments for pain than opioids -- and to become better at recognizing the signs of addiction and subsequently treating it.
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The BLS expects demand for these highly-trained nurses to increase by more than a quarter in the next decade as states relax laws regarding these nurses' authority, allowing them to perform more services and become better regarded by the public as a source of primary healthcare.
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The project is working to help 450,000 people in western Niger become better prepared for weather shocks in various ways, from improving climate information services to helping farmers find ways to better store their harvests and making savings groups better prepared to withstand pressures when crops fail.
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Many benefits result from embracing emotions in the service of our goals: We become better decision-makers; we enjoy greater wellbeing; we are able better to help others regulate their emotions; we are more effective at our jobs, more respectful and compassionate with family, friends and colleagues.
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Lee Janzen, another member of that year's United States team, said at the time that he was delighted that Woods had the chance to become better acquainted with the American players and that they, in turn, had been able to get to know him at all.
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As reiterated in a call this week with Peter Holm, the soccer app's co-founder and CEO, Tonsser wants to make it easier for young soccer talent to become better players by learning and being inspired by each other and through sponsored competitions and soccer skills content.
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That effort is led by a 79-year-old physicist who had a respected career at Princeton but has become better known in recent years for attacking the science of man-made climate change and for defending the virtues of carbon dioxide — sometimes to an awkward degree.
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My self-care regimen has become more effective as both she and I have gotten older, as I've worked on my coping skills and become better able to focus more on what is right in my life, less on the perfect body that will never be.
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The remedy is to become better viewers, to learn ethical and constructive ways to view images of people in pain, especially when those suffering bodies have been marked as "other," as "stranger," as not our kin, and especially when those suffering bodies have been hidden from us.
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Starting around February, Etue says he was playing Fortnite for roughly eight hours a day, practicing his shooting while learning to become better at building the virtual structures that Fortnite players create for shelter and to gain a vantage point from which they can get the drop on competitors.
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With more than two billion monthly users, a comprehensive data collection scheme, first-rate data analytics and aspirations to, literally, read our minds, Facebook can not only make inferences about personal details we did not disclose, but also become better familiar with us than we are with ourselves.
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The union's negotiating committee recommended UAW leadership accept the proposed agreement, which would give its members pay increases, protect their health insurance coverage without saddling them with the additional payments sought by management, and provide a way for temporary workers at GM to become better-paid permanent employees.
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By choosing to launch or prioritize markets other than the United States, entrepreneurs can seize the opportunity to take on new challenges that they wouldn't otherwise encounter, forcing them to think creatively and become better at problem-solving—skills that any successful startup will need as it grows.
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"I could say that what I love about Shaifali is her passion, her intelligence, her beauty, and that would all be true, but what I love about the two of us together is how we continually push each other to become better partners and better people," says Mandvi.
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"Some of the other guys that were kind of raw before, they've learned the game and just become better baseball players," said Chris Stewart, the veteran backup catcher, who is likely to see more playing time now that Cervelli is on the disabled list with a broken left hand.
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He also promises that Microsoft will become better at predicting what information users might find useful, suggesting news articles related to a project someone is working on or recommending a friend of a friend online who might be able to help an employee with a task at work.
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What Packer is against is allowing a sense of moral clarity to govern the ways writers engage with each other: For every time he called me a split-the-difference bien-pensant, and for every time I called him a pseudo–Lord Byron, we seemed to become better friends.
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Whether bundled payments, pay-for-performance, or accountable care organizations, these structures and policies are all about having providers and hospital systems become better resource and money managers, sometimes even playing the role of insurer by attempting to hold on to the dimes they don't spend on health care.
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In downtown Montreal, just a few hundred feet from the Ritz-Carlton and the Apple store, you'll find a nondescript Middle Eastern restaurant that has become better known for a sheet of white paper taped to its front window than it has for its halal menu of falafel and chicken pitas.
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"I&aposm always drawn to characters that improve, that are geared to try to become better men in their lives, that start off in a somewhat broken place and are trying to improve their lives, and that&aposs what I&aposve tried to do in my personal life," he explained.
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Samsung has built out an entire suite of "Gear" products that play nicely with its high-end phones, and LG and Motorola are trying to sell customers on the idea of a "modular" smartphone that — with some more of your money — can become better than the version you started with.
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Throughout its three-season run, Deadwood tackled all of the ideas that lay at the center of our society, from the way that we all agree that money will represent value (when there's no real reason it has to) to how even the worst among us might become better people and citizens.
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"These heavy-handed regulations have made it harder for the private sector to build out the networks, especially in rural America, and so by going back to the previous regulations more, a more light-touch approach, the internet access is going to become better," Pai told Fox News Radio in an interview.
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But while Multiplicity largely leans on sexist clichés, with clones becoming more feminine or masculine based on what tasks they're assigned, Living with Yourself writer-creator Timothy Greenberg stays more grounded by focusing on the question of how people can wrestle with the worst parts of their natures to become better people.
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What a presidential candidate should do is offer a panoramic vision of how America can become better, mobilize support for that vision, seek an election victory with a mandate, and then negotiate with Congress from strength and make the compromises that must ultimately be made to win the most dramatic possible reforms.
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The warrantage effort is part of the Building Resilience and Adaptation to Climate Extremes and Disasters (BRACED) program, which aims to help 450,13 people in western Niger become better prepared for weather shocks by improving their access to climate and weather information, strengthening village savings and loans associations (VSLAs), and introducing warrantage.
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I spent the next 15 years in an endless cycle of harmful behavior, from joining Weight Watchers at the age of 12, to developing anorexia then bulimia then anorexia again, all in an effort to become smaller, to become more desirable, to become better-liked, accepted, recognized, TO BE WORTH MORE BECAUSE I'D BE SMALLER.
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From Mike Isaac's write-up of today's news (and accompanying press call) in the New York Times: In his conference call on Monday, Mr. Zuckerberg said that Facebook had become better able to seek out and remove foreign influence networks, relying on a team of former intelligence officials, digital forensics experts and investigative journalists.
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Behind the scenes, the Russian startup, which has since relocated to Sunnyvale, California and is being put through its paces at accelerator Y Combinator, is building machine learning tech based on user profiles, the subjects its users have answered calls on, and feedback after each call to help Wakie become better at matching callers.
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As the seasons progress, Michael watches the flawed human beings around him help one another become better, to the point that they decide to help other people back on earth even when they believe there is no possibility of their being admitted to the real Good Place (the show's humorous version of the "good" afterlife).
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There's a physical and emotional grace about Williams that seems to fit perfectly with the tradition at Wimbledon, and she's never been afraid to push the tournament to become better, whether that's calling out its sexist court-scheduling practices, pushing for equal pay, or speaking about the significance of her race while accepting her trophy.
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"Time-Knife" is mostly set-up for The Good Place's season three finale, which will probably be — though you can never tell with this show — an elaborate sort of re-pilot that will get everybody back into the approximated Good Place, in order to test whether a new group of four humans will help each other become better people.
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JL: Yes, one of the more recent trends we've notice within YC's ecosystem is more women serving as their companies' CEOs, which we're very encouraged by as we think it will help deepen the pool of role models as these startups grow and become better known; we don't just want to see more women starting startups.
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"It can be said that the level of trust at the working level, especially at the military level, has not become better but most likely has degraded," he told state broadcaster Mir TV. Putin told Mir TV that the U.S. broke international law by striking the air base without providing evidence that the Syrian government used chemical weapons.
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The greatest TV dramas find ways to be incisive and thoughtful about their characters, to acknowledge their faults while also giving us ample evidence of their strengths; what sets Halt apart is the way it seems to want its characters to become better people, to circle back around in their next iteration to some other, more beautiful self.
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Monday - Friday 6 PM ET Saturday 053:00, 22:00, 23:00 SYD Sunday 22:00, 23:00 SYD Monday 04:00, 05:00 SYD "Mad Money Manifesto" by Jim Cramer: For years I have been trying to help people like you, who own stocks and feel like they're on the outside looking in, become better investors.
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His collapse in New Hampshire and Iowa certainly offers additional reason to think he could fade down the stretch, whether it's because he has been outspent on advertising, because some of his rivals have gained as they have become better known, or because his performances on the debate stage and stump have raised doubts among his supporters.
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The site's founders believe that if they can teach women in the Arab world about progressive values and pluralism, they can empower them to become better citizens and change the way people think in the Middle East, a region where extremism has been on the rise in the vacuum of power left by the Arab Spring.
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" Lists like SoFi's may cause prospective students only to consider "their later salary instead of questions of whether they learn anything or become better or more ethical business leaders, " said Cathy O'Neil, a former Wall Street quant and mathematics professor at Barnard College, who is the author of "Weapons of Math Destruction: How Big Data Increases Inequality and Threatens Democracy.
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As Ommegang has continued with this project, their beers have become more complex, experimental, and thematically intertwined with the show (and, having had the first five, they've become better over that time as well, with Iron Throne and Take the Black being good but nothing special, while Valar Morhulis and Three-Eyed Raven had tastes I hadn't really encountered before).
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Sean Bagniewski, the Democratic chair in Polk County, Iowa, said that "anybody in the race would kill to be in the position" that Mr. Biden is in — but added that some of Mr. Biden's standing is driven by the celebrity factor that accompanies the former vice president, as well as name recognition, an advantage that could fade as other candidates become better known.
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And I'll get to spend some of it with the other men in the class whom I have come to know and respect as we help each other to become better writers through honest, insightful feedback and suggestions, men with whom I've shared my life and have been allowed to share in theirs through our stories, many of which are deeply moving and personal.
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It's there in the quartet of humans trying to become better people in NBC's The Good Place, a quest as philosophical as it is funny; in One Day at a Time's timely takes on the "Very Special Episode," the one that makes us yearn for tight-knit families who'll see us through anything; and even in the quaint and lovable small-town world of Schitt's Creek.
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"As we continually move towards a more perfect union, that magnificent document (the US Constitution) out there, that might be the only self-correcting, open-ended document anywhere on the planet Earth (that) keeps us going, that keeps saying that we're going to learn how to do that one thing we've already sort of done, we're going to become better and better and better," he said.
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Congress accompanied its renewal of AGOA with inquiries regarding the future of the U.S.-Africa trade relationship and its supporting policy, With a doubling of regional real GDP, a rapidly urbanizing population, and 300 million people connected to the world through the internet and mobile technologies, Africa has become better equipped to supply America with goods and to buy American products, over the past 16 years.
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So far the fund has donated $34.4 million to 41 charities, including $2 million to Charity: water, which helps provide clean drinking water around the world; $ 1 million to Quill, an organization which provides free online tools to help students become better writers; and $5 million to Give Directly, an organization aiming to alleviate poverty by giving cash handouts to people living in Kenya, Uganda and Rwanda.
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Widespread resistance to Trump's orders drew more attention to sympathetic cases of people he is hurting, drew more attention to the positive experiences of communities that have hosted refugees, drew more attention to the paucity of security risks emanating from the people impacted, and probably caused a lot of people who may have been generically skeptical of Trump but not knowledgeable about this particular issue to become better-informed.
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Those busts are supposed to represent our bodies, but we have other parts, too: the way we want to make a home for ourselves wherever we go, the way we want to please those around us, the way we yearn for acceptance and inclusion from everyone around us, the way we're open to all opinions and always willing to believe the worst of ourselves in order to become better.
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Fuentes has recently become better known outside of white nationalist circles as his "Groyper Army" — "groyper" being an alt-right term referencing the Pepe the Frog meme — have been filmed bombarding Charlie Kirk of the right-leaning student organization Turning Point USA with questions about gay conservatives, Israel and immigration, gaining supportive retweets and messages from right-leaning pundits like Ann Coulter and Michelle Malkin who want to push the MAGA movement further right.
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As the country brings the curtain down Sunday on what has been a largely joyless 10 days of action, the reasons for Qatar's battle to secure the 17th edition of the International Association of Athletics Federations' top event remains somewhat mysterious, even if the event has helped the country become better known in some small way, at least to fans of track and field, and give it something akin to bragging rights over its rival emirates.
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