It's called CrunchMatch and — even better news — it's free.
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There could be better news for refiners in China, too.
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Investors failed to find much solace in better news elsewhere.
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Separate figures on Britain's trade performance brought better news, however.
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"I wish we had better news to share," Fischetti said.
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But there was also some better news in the south.
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We are pleased to be here with better news today.
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Sudan Better news may be on the horizon in Sudan.
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There has also been better news on the trade front.
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"I wish I had some better news," the email read.
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In better news, a beautifully meaningless meme is on the rise.
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In better news, the Switch will do away with region locking.
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For me, it's always been a better news source than Facebook.
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Even better news: The jackpot amount has jumped to $24 million.
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" Fischetti went on: "I wish we had better news to share.
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"I wish that I had better news to share," I said.
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"I wish that I had better news to share," I said.
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This may be even better news that a Set It Up sequel.
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And the better news is that some of these pay really well.
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Does that mean the dollar is now more sensitive to better news?
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That's good news for the brand and better news for prospective buyers.
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In even better news, it's not as pricey as the real thing.
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In better news, the company is expected to be profitable next quarter.
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The better news: There's a lot of people who want your time.
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The better news for Sanders is the uncertainty of other candidates' voters.
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Let's hope we get better news next time we talk about this.
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And even better news: Tickets for the film will be free of charge.
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In better news, Facebook commenters appear to be firmly on Wilkinson's mother's side.
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Kerr had better news when it came to Klay Thompson's strained left hamstring.
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When he takes the stage next month, here's hoping he has better news.
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I hope to be sharing even better news with you soon🙏🙂 .
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But, but, but: Another report out today has some better news for Pruitt.
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Nor is there better news to be found elsewhere around the white dwarf.
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There was better news for passengers on board MS Westerdam, another cruise ship.
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The better news is, it won't be as much as humanity's global toll.
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The responses flowed in, all with congratulations, some with better news than others.
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And now, for the even better news: they're at their lowest price ever.
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"But as we get better news, that's helped lift the markets," Ripley added.
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But the better news is that they come with plenty of health benefits, too.
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It's not pretty — and, in even better news, it's only going to get worse.
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The even better news came from a statistic called the labor force participation rate.
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"We think people can have a better news experience on the platform," she said.
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For ordinary North Koreans an opening of the country would be even better news.
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The even better news is that the dryness often goes away after a while.
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She may have some better news when she walks the red carpet next year.
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Even better news for the rapper -- we're told he was released from solitary Monday.
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But Twitter needs much more than better news feed algorithms and 10,000-character posts.
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Better news: The U.S. hockey team had their first victory, beating Slovakia 2-1.
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"Me and my mom pray," she adds, "and hope for better news right now."
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In two words, no surprises – which for some is better news than for others.
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Google Search is getting an upgrade with better news coverage and now, podcast indexing.
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And, in even better news ... cops say they arrested the thief late Tuesday night.
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In slightly better news for England, the national side lifted the World Cup on Saturday.
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Until better news appears on the horizon, Goldman's stock may stay stuck in a rut.
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The better news is that China is becoming increasingly constrained by vaulting ambition and overreach.
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The higher the turnout tonight, the better news that is for Donald Trump and Sen.
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The even better news: you might even win a lifetime supply of makeup for doing so.
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And even better news, the new TechCrunch studio is big and soundproof and pretty nice, really.
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The even better news: relaxing the social stigma of regifting encourages more people to do it.
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The better news for oil sands companies has pulled investors back into the market, said Picardo.
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Still, there was better news for Mr. Corbyn from Nigel Farage, leader of the Brexit Party.
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There was better news from construction, which had struggled in the bad weather of early 2018.
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The better news is that the number of violations seems to have been declining since 2016.
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This is good, but the better news is that everything is now on sale on Amazon.
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Even better news: According to Travel + Leisure, the airline is celebrating the new flights with $99 fares.
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With that new system in place, 2017's disengagement report could have even better news next year.
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In better news, it beat analysts' expectations on both the top and bottom line for the quarter.
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It was better news for the Trumps in a separate YouGov survey of America's most admired people.
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Democrats received better news in several House districts, as Dave Wasserman of the Cook Political Report noted.
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Better news: Anthony Scaramucci broke the news, too, and the whole thing is probably an enormous prank.
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The even better news is that the Cash App will also give you money for referring people.
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Graciously, Harvard allowed me to defer my fellowship in the hope of better news in the future.
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That's better news than for Sanders, whose support among New Hampshire voters fell in the same time period.
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Now, Lee says, it's emotionally taxing to update the page and that he wishes he had better news.
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In even better news for members everywhere, there is now 50 percent off selected channels for three months.
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In even better news, according to the Uber website, the gift cards also work in the UberEATS app.
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The better news — the Apple iPad Mini 4 is on sale at Walmart right now for Cyber Monday.
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Oh, even better news: he's got John Talabot's regular collaborator Pional along for the remix ride too. Gadzooks!
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In later visits, the White House has pushed the Chinese for better news media access — with some success.
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Economists believe Republicans will get even better news this week when the latest quarterly growth estimates are released.
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And even better news: Mars, which has been retrograde since April 17, finally goes direct on June 29.
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Then she does an exam and has even better news: The two larger tumors have already shrunk considerably.
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In better news, Hanks and Wilson have been released from the hospital and are currently in self-isolation.
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Clinton has had better news in Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, states with large numbers of white working-class Democrats.
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That's great news for President Trump, but there's much better news in this indictment for the American voters.
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In even better news, a lot of these brands' products are on offer in the Prime Day sale.
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And the even better news is that breaking out of prison doesn't appear to be a crime in Iceland.
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That's great news if you've got any sort of retirement savings, and even better news if you're near retirement.
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That's why it couldn't be better news the Hulu drama will return for season 2 on Wednesday, April 25.
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That may be better news for banks than it sounds, despite the creakiness of some of their computer systems.
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But in this case, it does so solely because of a slowdown in America, rather than better news elsewhere.
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Even better news, party-goers — the first batch of coveted tickets to this wild winter romp are available now.
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And even better news: They just so happen to be the people who always have the coolest beauty looks.
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However, there's now even better news: cosmetics company Lorac just teased a major makeup collab with Disney's hit franchise.
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A few weeks later, with the Los Angeles Galaxy on their way to town, he got even better news.
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And in even better news, PEOPLE is hooking you up with a coupon for $32 off your first box.
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Investors were mindful a production freeze may lead to "potentially better news" in terms of output cuts, he said.
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" She said the company planned to work with news publishers to help "build a better news experience on YouTube.
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They clean out the algorithm to surface better news and stuff like that, or do you not think that?
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This is better news for consumers with home equity lines of credit, according to Holden Lewis, NerdWallet's home expert.
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Even better news, party-goers — additional (the second batch) coveted tickets to this wild winter romp are available now.
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"I wish there were better news this week, but almost everything we're looking at is bad news," Schuchat said.
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Not having to face the $3.5 million Royce had in the bank makes it even better news for Democrats.
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But the better news for Alphabet is that it's seeing growth in other areas, like cloud computing and Google Fiber.
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The even better news is that what few bits of context the other films do provide, we're here to offer.
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"China came out with a better news than what was expected," said Robert Pavlik, chief investment strategist at SlateStone Wealth.
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Investors are hoping for better news from China which is forecast to report first-quarter economic growth of 313 percent.
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At the start of the year the yuan rose against the dollar in line with better news on China's economy.
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" Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in a statement, called the calamity a "grave disaster," adding, "We all pray for better news.
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However, there was better news for the home crowd as Nicolas Almagro beat Canada's Steven Diez 6-3 6-4.
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And indeed, measures of wage growth, which long seemed immune to better news on hiring, are showing signs of life.
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"Bayer needs better news from the courts in the next 12 months, probably on appeal, to ease concerns," they added.
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Even better news: Wages have finally started to tick up, rising by more than 2.5 percent over the last year.
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There was better news for coalbed methane, however, with remaining technologically recoverable reserves jumping by 9.2 percent to 334.4 Bcm.
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The change may reflect better news from China, but the Fed still appears to be unusually attentive to global developments.
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The even better news is that some Democrats running could take almost as much advantage of this issue as Trump.
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WATCH: Sarah Michelle Gellar Talks 'The Bachelor' & Whips Up Her S'mores Parfait The even better news: When you go to Foodstirs.
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"We are pleased to be here with some better news today," Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti said at a press conference.
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The even better news is, Democratic strategists reportedly feel confident in her abilities to take on Representative Andy Barr this fall.
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The even better news is that it is extremely unlikely that I am going to become president of the United States.
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He's also factoring in the chance that the president takes to Twitter and surprises the market with better news on trade.
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In better news for Strickland, he launched his first TV ad in the race Wednesday touting his opposition to trade deals.
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More Instant Articles means a better News Feed, and the ad business Facebook built inside the News Feed is hugely lucrative.
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Dodgers manager Dave Roberts had better news by announcing RHP Bud Norris is on track to start Thursday's game in Philadelphia.
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Japan also saw better news with activity in its service sector in January growing at the fastest pace in five months.
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The better news is that Mr. Leff, who wrote about the tightening of American's fare rules on his blog on BoardingArea.
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"In better news, I have returned to the practice court, and slowly building the strength back in my shoulder," she added.
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Even better news (depending on how you look at it): He can only be adopted with his best friend, a goose.
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"This is better news for the UK economy, after a very gloomy end to last week," said HSBC economist Elizabeth Martins.
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" Mr. Ebell went on to describe the move to revoke California's right to set its own standards as "even better news.
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The better news, Stettler and his coauthors report, is that those planes can avoid making most contrails with minor altitude changes.
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The better news is that in South Carolina's Fifth District, Archie Parnell, the Democrat, was only three points away from winning!
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And perhaps even better news for the Bruins is that their top line didn't register a point in the 5-1 victory.
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The better news: The show also happens to be a good indicator of how things will play out at next month's Oscars.
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Even better news ... the auction house, Barrett-Jackson -- didn't take one cent of commission, ensuring every penny will go to the charity.
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However, in slightly better news, the brand has confirmed that Twilight will be back on shelves in time for the holiday season.
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The bleak hardware news actually overshadows some of the better news coming out of BlackBerry: It's turnaround strategy regarding software is working.
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The hope is that the election will lead to a softer Brexit result and thus be better news for the British economy.
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Even better news for us penny-pinching cynics — we can add the two extra layers of weather defense for less than $15.
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Turnover in the region's currency markets, however, remains quite low as other emerging markets provide better news pegs for trading, dealers said.
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The even better news is that Kit Harington, who plays Jon Snow on the HBO series, is dropping hints about to expect.
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That's a huge hole that Google could exploit by offering a better news product and, once again, lock users into its ecosystem.
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In even better news: after all the gym time and Jersey Shore study, you'll be much closer to resembling Pauly D. Irresistible.
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Perhaps even better news for the company are the conclusions of that Big Four accounting firm investigation, which were also just released.
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There was better news for Mr Putin in the elections for governorships, where United Russia's candidates all triumphed in the first round.
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When it comes to watching your favorite festive movies this holiday season, we've got bad news, good news, and even better news.
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The good news is that you found a show you loved, and the better news is that I bet you'll love again.
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Investors have been counting on better news from China and were not disappointed with first-quarter economic growth pipping forecast at 6.4 percent.
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That's good news for Burnham and even better news for those of us who look back fondly as ourselves at our most earnest.
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But partly because of the better news on the global economy, they are more hopeful about equities: stronger growth should mean higher profits.
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It comes sometimes out of your frustration to want to do more and give better news but sometimes you just can't handle it.
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In better news, we would like to submit this clip to the television academy for consideration in the Cutest Female Guest Star category.
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Even better news ... Rick extends his offer to our boss, 'Hervis,' whom the rap mogul says has been looking stressed as of late.
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Investors have been counting on better news from China and were not disappointed with first-quarter economic growth pipping forecast at 6213 percent.
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Investors have been counting on better news from China and were not disappointed with first-quarter economic growth pipping forecast at 21 percent.
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The even better news is that a research-tested and proven approach to boosting emergency savings is ready and waiting in legislative form.
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And even better news: This is a runway trend that's already hitting your local Zara, which means it's about to spread like wildfire.
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And that isn't going to change unless we see some better news which may not come today or for the rest of week.
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In slightly better news, director Matt Reeves is still working on The Batman, his extremely star-studded new film about the Caped Crusader.
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It will replace a lot of eggs, making it in many ways better news than a flashier deal with a brand-name restaurant.
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The better news is that you can get 13 of those apps right now for Cyber Monday for less than $3 a piece.
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"That could come as early as the end of the year or maybe sometime next year again where better news is bad news again."
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Even better news: the natural antibiotic created by the good bacteria did not kill off other healthy bacteria, which pharmaceutical antibiotics tend to do.
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Perhaps better news for the Saudis is in Iraq, where they are making a late comeback after denying the new political realities since 2003.
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Even better news that production in China also fell for the second consecutive month with the year-on-year decline accelerating to 22014 percent.
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Image: ScreenshotThere's much better news in Keynote for iCloud, which could easily lay claim to being better than the rival offerings from Google and Microsoft.
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In even better news, unscripted content chief Bela Bajaria says Netflix wants eight new episodes of Queer Eye streaming by the end of the year.
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There was better news in April, which registered a healthy increase in visitors, but that was mostly because the Easter holiday fell during that month.
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That could be better news for financials, overwhelming the issues with Deutsche [Bank], Wells [Fargo] and maybe some of the other specific issues in Italy.
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That's good news, but here's better news: Traditional school districts like San Antonio are using those lessons learned to increase college success for their students.
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The better news for Republicans is that, due to Mrs Clinton's unpopularity, Mr Trump is not losing by a bigger margin in many swing states.
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Better news: He has Varys the cagey adviser back at his side, a fun pairing that briefly happened last year but was quickly torn asunder.
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So if you assume the strengthening of the U.S. dollar is not going to last for very long, that's actually better news for emerging markets.
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The better news is that he has unusually strong financial support for an insurgent candidate who is not depending on the Democrats' elite donor world.
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So consider this, in part, a media-literacy exercise, especially since some research shows that print readers are far better news consumers than digital ones.
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But, in better news, all of that is great fodder for podcast and chat, so today's Equity is pretty okay, if I may say so.
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But, in better news, all of that is great fodder for podcast and chat, so today's Equity is pretty okay, if I may say so.
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"I think they'll start to deliver better news over the coming weeks to say, 'you know what, actually, it's not June, July, it's May, June'".
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"There's slightly better news on the China side so that's helping sentiment," said Chris Scicluna, head of economic research at Daiwa Capital Markets in London.
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"If you get better news on the underlying economy, and just the underlying demand picture, I think that could generate some animal spirits," she said.
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In better news, Clorinda is opening a gallery space and will be bringing Nola on board to show off some of her pieces at the opening.
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And, in even better news, they won't cost you the limbs that copping a dress or PS1 handbag from their main line do — well, sort of.
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In better news for Trump, his campaign and the RNC jointly raised $80 million for his White House bid in July, the campaign said on Wednesday.
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The Fed also signaled minimal rate hikes for next year — forecasting two rate hikes instead of three — but investors were apparently hoping for even better news.
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But you find some better news underneath that unpleasant fact when you look at what has happened in the bond market while stocks have been falling.
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In even better news, "The Firm," the 1989 Alan Clarke drama about football hooliganism featuring Mr. Oldman at his most vivid, is free for Prime members.
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The even better news is that the last time the jobless rate was this low, at the end of 1969, it was already fueling high inflation.
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The poll is slightly better news for Hawley than other polling in the race, which has shown the two candidates in a neck and neck race.
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The better news is that from 2014 to 2017, the number of new polio cases dropped a whopping 97 percent, from 306 cases to just eight.
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Yet there is some even better news to go with it: The story behind this video was being repeated in thousands of different versions across the country.
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And the better news is that Google isn't going to be alone: AT&T and Comcast have both announced plans to launch gigabit service in San Francisco.
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A week later came better news: after more than two years of fitful exploratory talks, the second rebel group, the ELN, is to start formal peace negotiations.
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Even better news – every major air-conditioner company in the U.S., as well as the Chamber of Commerce, have voiced strong support for the Kigali Amendment. Why?
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This effort has already resulted in better news coverage across the BBG, including content sharing on key stories like the Paris attacks and the 2016 U.S. elections.
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The better news is that while the funding for the program will run out next spring, the I.O.C., which gave nearly $700,000, is considering reinvesting in it.
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She got better news from a clinic on Linden Avenue in Atlanta, within sight of the 55-story Bank of America Plaza that dominates the city's skyline.
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There was some better news elsewhere, with the company announcing that its lung cancer pill Tagrisso had significantly improved progression-free survival another clinical trial called FLAURA.
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The better news for McDavid ... the Oilers don't play again until Saturday -- so he's got an entire week to celebrate (and recover) before going back to work. Congrats!
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The even better news: if you buy one for yourself and one for your "girl crush," the second will be 25% off with the code "CRUSHEDBB25" on bobbibrown.
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She recently started a GoFundMe page to raise money for her cause — and here's even better news: Her ultimate goal is to create a line of makeup products.
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But there was better news for hotels and restaurants - as well as for hair salons and sellers of beauty products, as consumers looked for small treats for themselves.
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General Electric may have some issues right now — but two analysts told CNBC on Wednesday that they are bullish on the stock because they see better news ahead.
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AstraZeneca was 2 percent higher in afternoon trade in London, amid hopes for better news for its cancer drugs at a major medical congress in Madrid next week.
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Visit CNN's Election Center for full coverage of the 2020 race The even better news for Biden is that he's clearly picking up steam in the endorsement primary.
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Two others offered better news for Mr. Menendez, giving him a double-digit lead, but the consistently negative views of the senator have not comforted state party leaders.
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"It will take some easing of trade tensions, better news out of China and an end to the hard Brexit risk to stop the downturn," he added. 5.
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A new study has even better news for rat lovers: Apparently, rats can be taught to play hide and seek — and they squeal with joy when they win!
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The better news here is that this is yet another example of how President Trump is not an immovable object who cannot or will not learn on the job.
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Even better news for some, the study found that consuming milk chocolate, often regarded as less healthy than dark chocolate, was also associated with lower risk of heart disease.
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The even better news is that Amazon Prime has a handful of holiday movies included in its Prime membership, meaning Prime members can watch them at no extra cost.
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It was better news for financial services companies involved in moving money around the formal economy, however, and among them was PayTM, India's top mobile payment wallet services provider.
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That the Fed seems to be poised for a 25 basis point cut, as opposed to a larger cut of 50 basis points, could spell better news for stocks.
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The better news: Fivestory finally launched its very own collection so that you can always find something special in a fashion world that's oversaturated with the same styles and trends.
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Most of the first sessions Wednesday were spent discussing Instant Articles, Facebook's solution to better news consumption for users on its platform by having publishers directly upload stories to Facebook.
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He has said he will keep "reserves in the tank" to see the economy through its looming Brexit challenge, signalling little room for extra spending despite better news on borrowing.
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But Clinton got better news in Wisconsin, where a poll from Loras College shows her up 6, corroborating a bunch of recent results showing Clinton in a reasonably strong position.
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And in even better news, The Running Man 30th-anniversary Inauguration Special is the first in a new ongoing screening series we're co-hosting with Nitehawk Cinema called Future Shock.
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Get a green arrow, and you know that all is right; a red one gives you incentive to check back a few days later in the hope of better news.
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Male Actor in a Supporting Role in a Motion Picture In better news, Sam Elliott got recognition for his role in A Star Is Born for the first time this season.
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The better news: Though Facebook doesn't break out Instagram's numbers, the photo-sharing app has had a huge success with its take on Snapchat's Stories feature and is on the upswing.
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The even better news is that ReSpeaker actually uses existing voice recognition services from the major players, like Amazon's Alexa Voice Service, the Google Speech API, and the Microsoft Cognitive Service.
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The better news: The overstay rate for travelers on the Visa Waiver Program from 39 close allies has dropped all the way to 0.6 percent, or 85033 in every 167 travelers.
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The good news—or maybe we should just say better news—is that most of that malware is adware, which is annoying but relatively harmless compared to ransomware and other ills.
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The company recently announced at Google I/O some of its plans for new search features, including AR in search results, as well as better news coverage and support for podcast search.
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A poll released Wednesday morning by ABC News and The Washington Post did have somewhat better news for him, putting him at 22020%, second behind Biden, among Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents.
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The 2016 Republican Party Platform Cyber Strategy (read the complete platform text here) If you thought there was going to be better news on the Republican side, I've got nothing for you.
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But in better news, DoorDash's filing was followed by one from Procore, meaning that IPO season isn't dead, it's just glacial, slow, slothful, and far too measured compared to our prior hopes.
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So far, Mr. Shine has not satisfied the president's demand for better news coverage, but the two have bonded over Mr. Trump's tendency to hold grudges toward certain journalists and news outlets.
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They could start to address the problem by simply recognizing that The Miami Herald is a much better news source than Russian bots or Macedonian teenagers — and highlighting original, quality content accordingly.
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There was slightly better news for May from a Panelbase poll which put her party 8 points ahead of Labour, but that still meant the Conservatives' advantage had almost halved in a week.
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Here's even better news: After six straight quarters of revenue declines, the third quarter will see a revenue gain of 2.6 percent, the first quarter of growth since the fourth quarter of 2014.
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For instance, he noted that housing starts in historical terms are running behind the widely followed National Association of Home Builders sentiment survey But better news may be ahead for the Goldilocks scenario.
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Michigan appears to hold better news for Kasich, who hoped a strong result there could help him in his home state of Ohio, which holds its winner-take-all primary on March 21625.
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The National Hurricane Center had no better news for the Bahamas on Tuesday morning, saying "Dorian won't budge" with the southern eyewall of the storm "firmly planted" over the island of Grand Bahama.
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The good, or at least better, news is that the hack doesn't appear to have had any impact on the voting machines themselves, or to have affected the election in any material way. Phew?
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Alabama Abortion Law In better news, an Alabama abortion law that allowed judges to take teenage girls seeking abortions to trial was struck down, offering a big victory in the fight for reproductive rights.
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Creators like Philip DeFranco, who was awarded funding by Google as part of an initiative to create better news channels on YouTube, have to hit a far higher view threshold to appear on Trending.
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In this way the game incentivizes you to keep conversations on topic, rather than dancing around the full spectrum; you'll try and balance bad news with better news to keep your partner on board.
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"After a terrible year 20.8497, Gemalto shareholders could not hope for better news than this bid from Atos," said Gregoire Laverne of Roche-Brune Asset Management, which sold its Gemalto shares a year ago.
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Consumers had been missing in action in the first quarter so the better news on sales, even though only moderate by historical standards, was enough to lift the local dollar atop 74 U.S. cents.
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The obvious hope here is that better news curation will give users more incentive to spend time inside the app, where LinkedIn can make money from other products like sponsored posts or sponsored jobs.
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And today we have even better news for fans of the site: Amazon's beauty section just got a lot more inclusive by launching the cult-favorite beauty brand known for its wide shade range, AmazingCosmetics.
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In even better news, the free gifts just keep getting better, and you can now claim a free Acer Chromebook worth £199 when you order a new Google Pixel 3a or 3a XL with Mobiles.co.
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If history is any guide, that would be good news for stock market investors — but slightly better news if the Democrats fail to flip either the House or Senate, according to analysts at Credit Suisse.
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Friday's non-farm payrolls numbers were mixed; while the headline jobs increase was lower than expected, there was better news on wages and the unemployment rate (calculated on a different basis from the payroll numbers).
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LONDON — For the avid sports fan who's also a diehard Potterhead, there is quite possibly no better news that this: Quidditch Premier League (QPL) is here, and it is everything you want it to be.
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If you're in your 20s and you've had great sex, we've got some good news... And if you're in your 20s and have had awful sex, well, we've got even better news for you too.
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But in better news, the crisis has inspired widespread generosity in Afghanistan: Many landlords have waived rent, tailors have given away thousands of homemade masks, and businesses have offered to be converted into hospitals. 103.
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But it's even better news for programmers, because it means spending more time working on the interesting parts of code and less on more routine matters—the things that make programming a rewarding career or hobby.
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Volumes and earnings increased in Mexico, which was coupled with better news of growing margins in South Africa — one of AB InBev's new markets — higher earnings in Europe, and a strong start to 2017 in China.
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There was better news for Taiwan in the women's 58kg class, however, when Kuo Hsing-chun made six good lifts to defeat another Olympic champion from Thailand, Sukanya Srisurat, with Latvian teenager Rebeka Koha claiming third.
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Among smaller Asian buyers there was better news, with Pakistan boosting imports to 3.5 million tonnes from 2.9 million, Thailand's take rising to 383 million from 1.7 million, and Singapore holding purchases steady at 1.4 million.
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This would be enough to warrant further investigation or even deployment — complaints are not just indicative of misconduct, but expensive and time-consuming to address — but the study developed another wrinkle that may be even better news.
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But here's the better news: By losing the majority, and possibly all, of their remaining 1573 games, the Knicks can slightly improve on their 2157 lottery position for what is considered to be a deep draft pool.
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"The president's approval rating has been tied to better news on China trade over the last year and a half," said Clifton, adding it would improve confidence if Trump were to solve some trade conflicts with China.
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Even better news: from the footage shown off of Sora and pals Donald and Goofy teaming up with Woody and Buzz Lightyear, the game looks fantastic, with an even deeper and zanier battle system and ultra-polished visuals.
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"As part of our ongoing efforts to build a better news experience on YouTube, we are expanding our information panels to bring fact checks from eligible publishers to YouTube," said a YouTube spokesperson in a statement to Mashable.
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The better news is that the White House is believed to be considering accomplishing the same goal through a different route with an executive order, which would mean we would not have to wait for Congress to act.
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In the following month he got some even better news: Word finally arrived that Madison's negotiators in Europe had signed a peace treaty with the British back in December — and that the war of 1812 was finally over.
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But it could be even better news for Hillary Clinton, who is preparing for a fierce general election clash with Donald Trump and may need to deploy a popular Obama to the campaign trail to drive up Democratic enthusiasm.
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In perhaps better news for solar firms, Rusch noted that the defeat of Florida Amendment 1 was a positive for the industry, as the amendment could have been used by utility companies to raise costs for solar power users.
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Dollar strength and the sense among investors that the British currency may have got ahead of itself have undermined the pound's rally this week, and some traders say better news is needed next quarter to justify another leg higher.
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"Going forward, it doesn't seem as if we're going to get much better news unless this (price fall) actually draws Russia back or it gets Saudi back to ... the negotiating table," he told CNBC's "Squawk Box Asia" on Monday.
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"Recently the renminbi has been overbought...there would not be better news (than trade truce) before the start of Chinese New Year" at the end of the month, a third trader said, using another name for the Chinese currency.
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The better news — potentially — is that lifting growth is the less important half of the equation, notes Nathaniel Hendren of Harvard, another of the researchers: The rise of inequality has damaged the American dream more than the growth slowdown.
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As if the warm weather and long-awaited summer season wasn't a big enough reason to smile, we've got even better news for shoe lovers: Stuart Weitzman is offering up to 50 percent off tons of their most coveted styles.
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It's never good news when an automobile is involved in an accident, obviously, but in this case since it appears to clearly be the result of human error, it's better news than it might otherwise have been given the circumstances.
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What this shows is that copper has behaved in a far more level-headed manner than some of the other commodities, responding with modest price gains to some better news on demand expectations, but retreating when these were called into question.
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Alongside Night Shift, Apple is also adding private notes, which let you set some notes as hidden unless you open them with Touch ID. Apple News gains better news recommendations in For You and can also be viewed in landscape.
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"The presiding Judge Bolanos may indeed be inclined to deliver some better news, with yesterday's hearing indicating a willingness to allow a new trial altogether on the $250m punitive damages awarded in the trial," Barclays analysts said in a note.
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The good news is that the black squares are clustered in a very unusual design, but the even better news is that the design doesn't interfere with the low word count (60) and tough solve in this 15×15 grid.
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The even better news is that he may not be asked to do much, as Dallas's impenetrable offensive line should have a fairly easy time opening wide holes for Ezekiel Elliott, a rookie running back who could put up monster numbers.
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The better news is that while some previous research has suggested completely removing your pubic hair can increase your risk of STIs like HIV and chlamydia, a more recent study didn't find a connection between extreme grooming and STI risk.
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The even better news, for protective parents, is that it's rated R. The perishables (gulp) don't like the answers they find (being chopped up, boiled and eaten, among other things), which may explain their incessant use of four-letter words.
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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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KARAAGAC, Turkey (Reuters) - For members of the Roma minority in the Turkish village of Karaagac on the border with Greece, the arrival of thousands of migrants desperately seeking to cross into the European Union could not have been better news.
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"China and the United States will unlikely produce better news (than the deal) within this year, (hence we) estimate the yuan to trade around 7 before the end of the year," said one trader with a foreign bank in Shanghai.
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The update also makes it possible to discover and add Ikea's bulbs to Philips Hue's HomeKit-compatible hub, which is perhaps better news for existing Philips Hue users who want to be able to expand their systems with alternate options, 9to5Mac reports.
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Despite slipping into the red, better news was seen at the revenue profit level, where a 4.5 percent uptick to £20153 million was recorded, as well as in the 9.8 percent lift in the first-half dividend to 17.9 pence per share.
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"We were here last week with really concerning news, and it's great to be able to come back this week with better news," said Dr. Nicole Lurie, assistant secretary for preparedness and response at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
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Even better news for a sport always on the lookout for the next bright young thing to challenge the established order of Djokovic, Federer and Rafa Nadal, Khachanov showed why he has the weapons and temperament to offer them a real threat.
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Despite the better news this year, there are plenty of worrying signs about the Sierra snowpack, which provides about 2100 percent of the water Californians use after it melts and flows into rivers and reservoirs, according to the state Department of Water Resources.
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DON'T MISS: 271.6 Volkswagen Tiguan costs $24,223.7 to start, on sale this summer Better news: Even base Tiguan S models can be equipped with advanced safety features such as forward-collision warnings with automatic emergency braking and blind-spot monitors for $12.33.
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What I've Learned... When I first got the idea of using fantasy sports in the classroom, I had a hunch that I could use the same game mechanism to engage students in my existing content and help them develop better news habits.
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"We were hoping to have better news to share today, but unfortunately it looks like this flu season continues to be particularly challenging," Dr. Anne Schuchat, acting director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, told reporters on a conference call Friday morning.
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If you like both styles equally, the even better news is that the wallet is priced as low as $14.49, like this slightly metallic champagne gold option, so you can pick up a few for the same price that one wallet could cost you other places.
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A Marist College poll last week had better news for the governor, showing him with a 6923-point lead over Ms. Nixon, though the margin narrowed when pollsters asked those who were "highly enthusiastic" to participate in a Democratic primary, which typically draws the most ardent and energized voters.
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The better news: The city has a master plan to improve the piped sewerage service that would cover 65 percent of the future population, while the remaining 35 percent would be served with alternative approaches, including on-site sewerage, conventional septic tanks and community-scale waste-water treatment plans.
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In better news, however, Micah is an Asian American trans man, and both Sophie and Dani are women of color (Zayas, who plays Sophie, is Dominican, while Mandi, who plays Dani, is Iranian and Chilean); they're an appropriately representative slice of both LA's population and LGBTQ people at large.
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Now, there's even better news for those who just can't get enough of all things Ouai: Atkin took to Facebook Live yesterday, flanked by her client and friend Huda Kattan and renowned doctor and skin expert Lamees Hamdan, to reveal the new hair supplements she's adding to her signature line.
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HSI +23 pct * U.S. officials in Beijing for fresh talks on trade * Better news expected after wave of profit warnings Hong Kong, Feb 20.1 (Reuters) - China stocks rose on Monday as U.S. and Chinese trade negotiators geared up for a fresh round of discussions this week, while investor sentiment was lifted after a lacklustre corporate earnings season came to an end.
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P. Morgan's the outlier on a positive side, and the rest is pretty much as expected given the economic situation, the interest rate situation and the … uncertainties out there relative to trade that I think [have] reduced the confidence in the business community and therefore we've had less investment than might be the case if we had better news on the trade front.
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The Ordinary does have plans to open numerous brick-and-mortar stores worldwide, but there's even better news if a storefront has still yet to pop up near you: The brand is now officially available from another authorized online retailer that's considerably easier to navigate, much to the delight of fans who have a hard time understanding what, exactly, a "stable suspension" might entail.
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Another more likely sequence of events could be that Swift wanted to get a massive jump on the Kim Kardashian-West GQ cover story, in which she accused Swift of signing off on the controversial lyric in Kanye's single "Famous," which was followed by the even more controversial video—a wax model of Swift naked in a bed alongside Kanye, Kim, and other celebrities—a story she was probably keen to bury under a deluge of "better" news, such as a new boyfriend, a mere three weeks after she dumped her old one.
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