With every year that passes, it becomes clearer and clearer.
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The fact that algorithms can contain latent biases is becoming clearer and clearer.
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I'm moving toward the crone stage, where what's going on is getting clearer and clearer.
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" Asked if Democrats could be clearer in their messaging about their impeachment deliberations, the Maryland Democrat added: "I think it could be clearer, but always the message could be clearer.
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This seemingly hypocritical juxtaposition becomes clearer when the meaning of the word "tolerance" is made clearer.
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As the painting aged, an outline of a second figure started to become clearer and clearer.
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Callimachi: It's becoming clearer and clearer to anyone who's paying attention that they are the winning group.
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One more thing: It's becoming clearer and clearer that Nunes is the wrong man for the job.
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The global warming signal amidst the weather noise is getting clearer and clearer, but the argument never changes.
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The power of presidential messaging over actual policy continues to become clearer and clearer during the Trump presidency.
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I'm certainly using my voice as loudly as I can and making my public policy positions clearer and clearer.
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But, since becoming president, it has become clearer and clearer that it was a policy about cutting legal immigration.
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"In recent weeks it's gotten clearer and clearer there is a dramatic humanitarian crisis, again, at the border," said Sen.
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And let's stop waiting for them to rise to the occasion; it's becoming clearer and clearer that most of them never will.
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"As it became clearer and clearer that Trump was going to win, I just thought I was high on fumes," he said.
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The problem for President Trump is that it becomes clearer and clearer that many of the problems he faces are of his own making.
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It became clearer and clearer that this was a product of the agricultural revolution and what it forced on us, placing this premium on labor.
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Now, six months later, I still don't have it all figured out, but it's become clearer and clearer why we did this in the first place.
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With each interview, it becomes clearer and clearer that, in order to be themselves, many of these women have to lie to the people they love.
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It became clearer and clearer as the years went on, he said, that those papers were not being completed and her chances of tenure were diminishing.
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With the release of Geostorm and the affects of global warming becoming clearer and clearer, we investigated whether Hollywood is making more movies about global warming.
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That hasn't been a top-tier policy dispute yet, but as scientists make the grim effects of fracking clearer and clearer, it's going to become one.
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And that becomes clearer and clearer to him after he's published Capital, in which he realizes that capitalism isn't nearly as vulnerable as he had hoped.
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As technology and social media opened up music to the masses in new ways, it's become clearer and clearer how artificial the purportedly strict scene divisions are.
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"I was triangulating this huge amount of information, and getting a clearer and clearer picture of why it was extremely plausible the riot happened as described," she says.
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Season one only hints at the emotional damage this dynamic has and will wrought, but it will get clearer and clearer over the course of the show. 122.
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Too bad, because he's in way over his faintly tousled hair, and that becomes clearer and clearer as the probes into the Trump campaign's interactions with Russia intensify.
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He doesn&apost do that because of the political fallout, not because legally he doesn&apost have the authority to do it, and secondly, it becomes clearer and clearer.
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If we had a clearer concept of a beautiful relationship we'd also have a clearer concept of what predatory behavior looks like and what it takes to eradicate it.
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The clearer it became that supporting it was a core Trump position, the clearer it became that being a Trump supporter in good standing required backing the travel ban.
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And with each new one, it becomes clearer and clearer just how many ties members of Trump's orbit had to the Russian effort to sway the election for their candidate.
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It's becoming clearer and clearer that she molded her children's psychology in very specific ways, but the only times we've ever seen her, she's committed cartoonish after-school-special abuse.
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But the "I have a sister" line becomes a recurring theme throughout the episode, and every time he tries to use it, the absurdity of the excuse becomes clearer and clearer.
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Nearly 20 years on, you will not find a clearer case against both Blair and David Cameron's shared worldview, or a clearer explanation for why so many Britons voted for Brexit.
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By dawn the devastation — and human toll — became clearer.
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Lead author Caren Solomon, a physician at Brigham and Women's Hospital, tells Vox she was compelled to write the piece as the urgency of the climate crisis has become clearer and clearer.
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"Investors don't like uncertainty, and as we get closer to the elections, we get less of that," he said, noting polls start painting a clearer and clearer picture of who will win.
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More to the point, with every passing election that Sanders does not alter the fundamental demographics of the race, it becomes clearer and clearer that he is drawing dead in this campaign.
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So you can imagine the private (and not-so-private) glee among New Hampshirites as it became clearer and clearer that Iowa Democrats had totally botched their moment in the national limelight.
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After that month—and, it became clearer and clearer as I put more and more documents into order, after a single date, November 5, 1940, Election Day—the tone was frequently the opposite.
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To be a human-looking machine built to perform specific tasks but never quite aware of your non-humanness would be a strange condition indeed, especially as those contradictions became clearer and clearer.
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We are being very clear and will be even clearer.
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Harvey Hurdle thought that Trump had a clearer economic message.
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The company updated its credit page to make this clearer.
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The chasm between the two investigations could not be clearer.
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The whole picture is starting to come in clearer now.
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If defining them is hard, their political agenda is clearer.
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Related: Science Says This Is A Secret To Clearer Skin
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No, the explanation for this level of unanimity is clearer.
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There's much clearer separation between the left and right earbuds.
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The surge in US imports makes the message even clearer.
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It's never been clearer that Wolverine is a murder machine.
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Trump's true character and his political weakness grew ever clearer.
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WOMAN: I don't know how to make it any clearer.
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But the ending makes their motivations for hunting much clearer.
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Let me help you out: "Clearer Photos" is the passcode.
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Additionally, Lyft painted a clearer picture of its nationwide operations.
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And it also provided a clearer picture of who died.
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This calmer, clearer combination actually allows temperatures to drop faster.
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But every day it becomes clearer he's not acting alone.
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In the event, the bank was much clearer than anticipated.
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The G25 has much clearer limitations than the Sonys, though.
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"It is clearer that the recovery is gradual," Padovani said.
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Precisely how she plans to proceed should become clearer today.
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WE'LL JUST HAVE TO – EISEN: SO CLEARER THIS TIME AROUND?
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I think it is a bit clearer in nonfood products.
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This filter allows us to see clearer in certain conditions.
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The generation after Bach mostly rejected counterpoint, preferring clearer melodies.
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We agree that this version of the comment was clearer.
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Is that new policy any clearer than the previous one?
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From there, a number of other dates become much clearer.
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That connection was clearer in earlier versions of the story.
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They would wait until Thomas Cook's financial position was clearer.
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The rest of time the water is a lot clearer.
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They've simply been rewritten in order to make them clearer.
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In Baltimore the path was clearer and Classic Empire delivered.
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I've updated the article to make its humorous nature clearer.
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I don't think I can be any clearer than that.
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Each additional lens beyond the first makes the images clearer.
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For workers, the benefits of apprenticeship may be even clearer.
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The SNP had a clearer motive for killing the bill.
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Need a clearer picture of what that might look like?
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The health effects of the virus are becoming clearer too.
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West Virginians did eventually get a clearer picture of MCHM.
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The need for independent immigration courts has never been clearer.
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This description makes the picture seem clearer than it is.
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On this point, the Clinton opinion could hardly be clearer.
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"I'm more relaxed, and I see everything clearer," she said.
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Clearer skies are ahead for American businesses betting on drones.
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That will become clearer in the days and weeks ahead.
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The 2020 campaign will help push that into clearer focus.
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As more data was received, an even clearer image materialized.
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Mixed economic signals do not help paint a clearer picture.
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And nowhere is that clearer than in upstate New York.
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"Katrina coming out as transgender made everything clearer," Wendie said.
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I'm not sure how much clearer I can make it.
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The meaning of the previous two nights is clearer now.
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But from a distance, it becomes much clearer in hindsight.
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What they needed was a clearer picture of the person.
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But its relative strength will come into clearer focus soon.
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Experts slow it down a little bit, it becomes clearer.
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A look at some fundamentals may provide a clearer perspective.
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As the passage got clearer, the punniest clues did too.
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True, you could have been clearer about who was invited.
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But with clearer eyes about what the future will bring.
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Viewed this way, our ecological responsibility could not be clearer.
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Then again, in these times, they should probably be clearer.
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A clearer plan could go a long way right now.
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Step even further back and the picture is even clearer.
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This time the oracle supplied clearer but still murky guidance.
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The party's left lane is now clearer for Mr. Sanders.
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It makes the political discourse louder, but not any clearer.
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That were even clearer to see during the daylight hours.
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I'd had my say — twice — and things were no clearer.
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Moving on, the ECB will continue to reveal clearer signs.
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The day starts cloudy and gets clearer in the evening.
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The path to passing comprehensive tax reform is becoming clearer.
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The effect on Britain's economy, though, is becoming ever clearer. ■
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WASHINGTON — In 2016, Erick Erickson could not have been clearer.
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Maybe a sports gambling analogy will make the intuition clearer.
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King then officially marked the end with a clearer closing.
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Similarly, Glover's message is clearer when he leads from behind.
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The benefits were also clearer among men, the study indicated.
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"You see things much clearer from far away," he said.
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Turning to the financial regulation issues, the situation is clearer.
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The situation is much clearer for China across the border.
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A somewhat clearer indicator is the Supplemental Poverty Measure (SPM).
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"The Administration's priorities could not be clearer," the senators wrote.
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The subjects were represented to my vision, clearer than anticipated. . . .
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Oh, you need a clearer look down at the drop?
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Maybe a sports gambling analogy will make the intuition clearer.
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There's no instance where that's clearer than in retirement savings.
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As I'm speaking with Markovic, the picture becomes even clearer.
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But on Friday, Mr. Mohanan could not have been clearer.
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The motivations of the white supremacist protesters couldn't be clearer.
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With Freeform, the network hopes to make its priorities clearer.
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Since having to grit his teeth through a live election night show as it became clearer and clearer what the result was going to be, Noah's been working through his shock on a nightly basis.
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"It's becoming clearer and clearer to people that [President] Daniel Ortega is a brutal and murderous dictator and that he has launched an assault, a brutal assault, against the unarmed people of Nicaragua," Jagger says.
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This is even clearer if we call nudgeocracy by another name.
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"The census should give us a much clearer answer," he said.
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Their purpose could not be clearer: Battered by her thumping in
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As space industrialises, the gaps in the law are becoming clearer.
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The trade story is starting to take a much clearer toll.
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The mission statement was clearer to me with Bubblegum than Bulldozer.
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Sometimes they're clearer and sometimes they're fuzzier than other phone cameras.
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From this view, it's much clearer that the ball moves forward.
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Nowhere is this clearer than with the welfare-income management measure.
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If you dig beneath the skin, though, the message becomes clearer.
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BIG PICTURE NO CLEARER The same ambiguity covers the bigger picture.
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It has 70% louder, clearer sound, and still has audio out.
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A clearer picture should emerge from Friday's gross domestic product report.
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Nowhere is this clearer than with the power of small money.
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The new system is meant to be clearer and more consistent.
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And when the sun shines it will shine out the clearer.
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Yet the costs of relaxing term limits are becoming ever clearer.
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Do you feel that you can get a clearer perspective now?
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As always, here's hoping next week makes this show any clearer.
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CBK has a consistent execution under its renewed and clearer strategy.
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O.K., to be a little clearer: Stop actively saving your money.
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But the country needs a clearer picture of Trump as businessman.
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If "Vinyl" were better, the point of view would be clearer.
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Nowhere was this clearer than in his highly anticipated grappler vs.
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The contrast between the two economic-policy strategies couldn't be clearer.
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You see yourself clearer when you see yourself in someone else.
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A clearer picture of the final tally will emerge on Monday.
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They were clearer about the longer-term strategy underlying the bill.
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Yoni has a clearer idea of what, exactly, he stumbled upon.
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The artist's message is much clearer according to its wall text.
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The divisions between Holyrood and Westminster will have never been clearer.
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It would have made things a lot clearer for me. Really.
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But some equity investors are not waiting for a clearer signal.
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Had I gotten those mirrors I would've saw myself even clearer.
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By this time next week, we should have a clearer picture.
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Come November, you'll be hearing from us again, louder and clearer.
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For Chelsea, Cori, and Grace, however, the answer couldn't be clearer.
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It's better and clearer to take them as shot and chaser.
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Ariana Grande couldn't make her thoughts on getting engaged any clearer.
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Occasionally they just see it a little clearer than everyone else.
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This could explain why Apple Music sounds clearer to my ears.
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Over to Google Maps now for a clearer picture on this.
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The Songs We Know Best lets us see, clearer than ever
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You're getting clearer on your hopes and dreams for the future.
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The augmented figures form a clearer picture of China's fiscal health.
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Rarely has there been a clearer case of past as prologue.
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The Orlando massacre only made clearer the need for national legislation.
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However, many traders had expected clearer confirmation of forthcoming rate cuts.
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Sanders didn't put forward a clearer foreign policy vision until 2017.
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That will be a lot clearer when the labels are updated.
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His speech at the Democratic National Convention only made that clearer.
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For today and tomorrow's retirees, the choice could not be clearer.
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The picture is clearer in the Republican primary to take Rep.
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But the motivation behind it became clearer only in recent months.
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The org chart also paints a clearer picture of Amazon's priorities.
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After the Parkland massacre, these sentiments are clearer than ever before.
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With each passing week, the overall picture becomes a little clearer.
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Nowhere is this clearer than in the realm of national security.
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Viewed side by side, the differences among the models become clearer.
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There's a much clearer link between domestic abuse and gun violence.
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Maggie may vacillate, but Mr. Jaglom's preference couldn't be any clearer.
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But when compared to Canadian traditions, the potential absurdity becomes clearer.
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Gender is clearer: Unmarried but sexually active, Anna inevitably gets pregnant.
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Stars wink here and there, a promise of a clearer night.
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On their fey renditions, Mexrrissey make the aforementioned cultural connections clearer.
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The power of technology to erode privacy is clearer than ever.
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You're becoming clearer on how you feel and what you think.
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By the end of the month, things will feel way clearer.
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And nowhere is that clearer than in the video gaming market.
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Much more likely we'll get a clearer idea of your finding.
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However, if you're just talking about alcohol, the answers are clearer.
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The answer to that question will only become clearer with time.
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"He added: "The choice at this election could not be clearer.
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At the same time, HNA's ownership structure has been made clearer.
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How much clearer can I be (since you ask for clarity)?
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So, I'd be happy to come back with a clearer answer.
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But at the state and national level, the picture gets clearer.
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Often, the general manager will have clearer answers, Ms. Gregoli said.
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Now, the grim economic picture is starting to become much clearer.
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Would that this had been crisper and clearer in this sequel.
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The clearer your vision is, probably the more wrong you are.
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The more you walk on that path, the clearer it becomes.
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I just wanted to get a clearer vision of the world.
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In recent days, though, Trump's distaste for America has come clearer.
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But it is a clearer proxy for race in economic data.
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What seems clearer is where New Yorkers stand on his chances.
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In no disease is this clearer and more prevalent than diabetes.
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A point that becomes clearer by looking at 2200 sales estimates.
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Now a clearer and calmer version of me was in charge.
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Whether it would produce a clearer result is far from certain.
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The extent of the damage to several industries is becoming clearer.
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Rio's model couldn't be clearer: "The Secret History," by Donna Tartt.
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We'll get a clearer picture of Uber's financial health on Aug.
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Nowhere is that tale of two districts clearer than in Harlem.
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Even as the patterns of oppression become clearer, damage control is
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A low mist rose from the ground and gradually came clearer.
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The future of the Iran nuclear deal should be clearer tomorrow.
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And Zverev's road to a first Grand Slam final seems clearer.
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In no area is that clearer than regarding internal ethnic conflicts.
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The answer remains no clearer than it was five years ago.
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Marx was clearer about what a communist society would not have.
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CHICAGO — Donald J. Trump's feelings about Chicago couldn't have been clearer.
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" He said "events in recent days have made that even clearer.
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Having a clearer understanding of this population is a needed step.
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Video of the incident paints a clearer picture of what happened.
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The president claimed that his legal authority could hardly be clearer.
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It would be a clearer, more powerful show if it did.
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It's clearer than ever that we should put our money elsewhere.
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We must become even clearer, dare to talk more about it.
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Uber's route to the driverless future just got a little clearer.
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Will we ever get a clearer image of this black hole?
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Republican lawmakers, meanwhile, were a bit clearer with where they stood.
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This one makes even clearer the dips and spikes over time.
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This comes even clearer when you consider the wall's true costs.
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Twitter will never be Facebook, and that is clearer than ever.
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And you're much clearer… You can remember the whole show [laughs].
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From a distance, it's clearer how all the pieces fit together.
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It's hard to imagine a clearer example of the moral and intellectual hollowness of Trump's nationalism than the Ukraine scandal—or a clearer act of patriotism from within the government than blowing the whistle on it.
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Luckily, the planet of romance and beauty will go direct later this week on Friday, November 16, hopefully kicking off a period of clearer heads and even clearer signals when it comes to matters of the heart.
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Despite the defeatism among too many on our own side, and the ceaseless attacks we will face from the Republicans and the billionaire class they represent, the path ahead for real progressive change is clearer and clearer.
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As we speak, the day after the film's premiere (which marks Zimmer's second collaboration with McQueen), it becomes clearer and clearer that one of the reasons Zimmer's scores are so singular is that they're all intensely personal.
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When the public deals with oligopolists more directly, the problem is clearer.
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And there is a need for clearer guarantees against unexpected premium hikes.
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Since the experience, my values and priorities have become a lot clearer.
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Pandora's plans to launch its new subscription services may get clearer tomorrow.
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Study by study, the particulars of climate change get a lot clearer.
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The team is working to make instructions clearer in a future update.
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My stomach was no longer in knots and my mind felt clearer.
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It couldn't be clearer on Sunday night that NBC considers it irrelevant.
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The grain in the wood is a lot clearer on the Sony.
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First, Google made the features in their expressions clearer and more pronounced.
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Bernie Sanders, and those will sharpen as the Democrat frontrunner becomes clearer.
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We also renamed the metric to make it clearer what we measure.
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The rock samples could then be analyzed to get a clearer date.
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Soon it will become clearer what he intends to do about it.
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Believe it or not, the water is clearer than in the ocean.
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If you don't understand the answer, ask for a better, clearer explanation.
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The more time elapses, the clearer it becomes that "Zoolander" is documentary.
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Elections can make the role of partisanship in economic sentiment even clearer.
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The series' second installment, Kingsman: The Golden Circle, only makes that clearer.
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Investors hope for a clearer picture of the future for interest rates.
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This number's connection to Prince Harry and Markle doesn't get much clearer.
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The past year has made web platforms' tremendous influence clearer than ever.
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The NSS wants a clearer distinction between religious knowledge and confessional instruction.
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People might hang up, but at least they'll have a clearer picture.
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And nowhere is this clearer than its discussion of immigration and race.
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Both help to decrease noise, making for crisper, clearer photos at night.
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That will also become clearer in other Brexit-related laws this autumn.
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This will show the buyer a clearer picture of cash flow potential.
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They're getting fed a lot of images that don't make anything clearer.
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" As she continued, the surprise became clearer: "Pack your bags…wait, what?
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Serving sizes will be clearer, listed at the top of the graphic.
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What is clearer is that Catalan society remains split down the middle.
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Then I looked clearer, and I saw the train in the wall.
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Everything is clearer without being fully blown out to Samsung-level garishness.
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Other work on the prize list has clearer potential for practical applications.
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These emails just make it a bit clearer what those actions were.
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We would have a clearer answer if Trump released his tax returns.
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It was generally expected by the market, but it became clearer yesterday.
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Many boats had stayed away until the situation was clearer, officials said.
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On Monday, Trump's plans for dealing with North Korea were no clearer.
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Now, we're getting a clearer idea of what the company is imagining.
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As a matter of law, the facts here could not be clearer.
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New context and clearer phrasing are what made that story so explosive.
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This is awesome for creating clearer dialog between you and your partners!
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But that all changed — and never was it clearer than this weekend.
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Since using it, my face looks clearer, brighter, and more even, too.
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Google could and should have been clearer about why Damore was fired.
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"We really just tried to have clearer language," Pignone told Reuters Health.
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Never was that clearer than in Trump's divergent posture with the press.
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And in the meantime, we're getting a clearer sense of its toll.
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With a clearer picture, the government can identify priority areas for clearance.
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Turn Live Listen on and hear the conversation clearer through the headphones.
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Britain and other backers of the sanctions would have preferred clearer commitments.
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If we've given it consensually then it's clearer that they have permission.
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Today, however, the choice between the two parties is much, much clearer.
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This is a point I should have made clearer in my cartoon.
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Nowhere is this clearer than with the Yellow river, China's "mother river".
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If one party goes bust, the clearer will make the trade good.
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" I trusted that instinct of "Yes, that makes the movie seem clearer.
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PM Lee: Well I think we understand each other's position clearer now.
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" The U.S. Constitution is even clearer: "The Congress shall have the power.
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At no time is that on clearer, starker display than this week.
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From that point progress, and the path to it, becomes clearer. Possibly.
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Nowhere is this phenomenon clearer than in the world of warehouse automation.
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Nate I think it'll be clearer after the primaries have wrapped up.
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That distinction has become clearer amid the wreckage of the technocratic order.
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The politics of the case seem clearer than the competition-policy benefits.
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There are now clearer economic reasons to avoid going higher, analysts said.
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"It's less bumpy, and there's a much clearer path to federal legality."
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With each passing month, the threat posed by global warming grows clearer.
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As British party leaders go, there could not be a clearer contrast.
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This is also the area where Republicans have a much clearer agenda.
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"The body language of the referees was clearer" on Wednesday, Elleray said.
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Why not adopt them now and see if your thinking seems clearer?
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"I can't think of a clearer definition of gross negligence anywhere," Sen.
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Our verdict: Capital One makes its underwriting criteria clearer than most issuers.
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The new mix helps by making that playful harpsichord clearer than ever.
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That will become clearer in September primaries in New York, where Gov.
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Trump has only made the stakes of this debate clearer than ever.
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The homage to Robert Altman's "The Long Goodbye" couldn't be much clearer.
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It is a clarifying, organizing gesture that makes my mind feel clearer.
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The wording was then tweaked in an effort to make it clearer.
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The path for dating now seemed clearer than it ever had before.
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It's never clearer than on Glory's first single, the lusty "Make Me…".
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This couldn't be clearer as it pertains to Dawson and Star's launch.
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"People have a much clearer indication of what they want," he said.
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A clearer picture emerged as they studied documents subpoenaed from Daszkal Bolton.
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His organization has pushed instead for clearer federal guidelines on web accessibility.
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But her precarious status gives her a clearer view of her peers.
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"The lens is a lot clearer in preschool children," Dr. Akacem said.
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This became even clearer once we reached the paved roads outside Bangui.
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The things I love — the things I should love — become clearer, brighter.
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But by Monday, we got a clearer reason why that might be.
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Plans for NASA's Mars 2020 rover came into clearer focus this year.
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"I accept that my remarks could have been clearer," Mr. Johnson said.
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The necessity of foreign-language education could not be clearer right now.
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Nowhere was this clearer than with Tuesday night's focus on racial justice.
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She also makes you examine your own ways with a clearer eye.
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As the floodwaters recede, the picture of Harvey's devastation is becoming clearer.
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When Mr. McDaniel ran four years ago, his lane was much clearer.
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But then the urgency of uniting to defeat Trump is even clearer.
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The reality of shortages and challenges for the hospital was becoming clearer.
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"Guardian" has a clearer functional definition, guarding America and its space interests.
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But in the last several primaries the picture has become much clearer.
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The "how" is growing clearer with each day of its global spread.
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The clearer the picture got, the more damning it became for Russia.
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American losses in the region, on the other hand, have been clearer.
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He then dropped to one knee and made his proposal even clearer.
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The new disclosure only makes clearer the significance of his potential testimony.
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"And then we'll have a clearer idea of where things might go."
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That warrants a cautious approach until the campaigns' battleground strategies become clearer.
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If there really is a war the outlook would actually be clearer.
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China's announcement of the dialogue couldn't have been clearer on this score.
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We just wish the images were clearer and not so washed out.
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If anything, it has become clearer that there is more to know.
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"It's a heck of a lot clearer now than it ever was."
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The CMAs could not have been clearer: This year was about women.
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This is where the motivation behind "methane" advocacy comes into clearer view.
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Amazon claims "the bass is stronger" and mids and highs are clearer.
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On Election Day, the Evangelical loyalty to Trump was clearer than ever.
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"Maybe with this attention, people will get a clearer picture," he said.
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The reason for playing hardball with the noteholders becomes a bit clearer.
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Yet, even these seemingly clearer lines of authority are already being blurred.
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You can export this report into a spreadsheet for even clearer reporting.
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The facts of this tragedy will become clearer in the weeks ahead.
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The imprecision of the complaint made the underlying prejudice all the clearer.
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Nowhere has this been clearer than with his tweets about North Korea.
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Some states have their own campaign finance laws that draw clearer distinctions.
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"It's hard to imagine a clearer corporate conflict of interest," Palmiter said.
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The ability of tooth decay to impact overall health couldn't be clearer.
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With the benefit of hindsight, Heavy Rain's shortcomings are clearer to see.
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But the other answer to this question became clearer a decade later.
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But it became clearer at an televised immigration conference in January. pic.twitter.
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Those risks are much clearer now than they were in the 1990s.
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The picture won't become clearer until we learn what Johnson will do.
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But ultimately, it becomes clearer that Lindholm's movie isn't pro- or antiwar.
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As the season progresses, it becomes clearer and clearer just how much each student wants to be seen, not necessarily as cool or popular, but — as sappy as it might sound — as a person, worthy of love and attention.
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Trey Smith: Every day it's clearer and clearer to me how lame I was (also, still am) because, again, I have no idea how all these people had this much energy at this time of night on a Monday.
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As it became clearer and clearer that the Academy would award Best Picture to an international film for the first time, less-anxious viewers could instead focus on the curious choices in how the show was staged and produced.
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Chief Boyce said investigators were continuing to canvass the neighborhood for clearer images.
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Analysts at the bank said Tesla needs to give clearer long-term guidance.
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Some hedge fund managers raced to reposition once the vote result drew clearer.
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I could see the symbols in reality all around me much clearer after.
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Unclear. Well, it's a little clearer if you understand the way Trump thinks.
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Even so, a clearer accounting of national wealth would have several positive effects.
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With that being said, there are some lines that are a bit clearer.
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You'll feel clearer and faster, and suddenly you'll have time to do anything.
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Mercury retrograde wraps up this month, but will things really be any clearer?
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When the government's lawyer returned to the podium, the shift became clearer still.
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With this technology, scientists hope to capture a clearer display of our universe.
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Get clear on the "what" first, and then the "how" will become clearer.
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Billy Bush's future with Today is expected to become clearer any moment now.
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Plus: are papers written by female economists clearer than ones written by men?
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The newer material is "clearer and smooth to the touch," according to iFixit.
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Delay may give clearer light as to what is best to be done.
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"The chance for clearer skies appears greatest across the Intermountain West," NOAA explains.
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But there's a good chance we'll have a clearer picture after this week.
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When I stopped asking for permission, things became so much easier and clearer.
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What's next: A clearer picture of the health of the banks' loan business.
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They need clearer, shorter, more vulgar ways to say what they stand for.
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Nowhere is this clearer then in the refuse-strewn streets of San Francisco.
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The government could have been clearer about its spending plans from the start.
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Facebook needs to be much clearer about how it handles systematic rule breakers.
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"But I think it may become clearer to see going forward," he said.
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Turkey flexes muscles in northern Syria Last week, things got a little clearer.
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What is clearer is that Armando's days of long-distance flying are over.
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As a result, the researchers developed a clearer view of how cancer spreads.
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Get a clearer picture of your overall health with the eufy smart scale.
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You can get a clearer rundown of how that will work right here.
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For part of the galaxy, though, things are about to become much clearer.
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Included will be a clearer definition of "irregular" items in a financial statement.
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Several also called on Mrs May to be clearer about her end-goals.
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The failings of America's self-regulatory approach are becoming clearer by the week.
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He followed up that tweet with another, this time being a little clearer.
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The Moon enters straight-forward Capricorn this afternoon, making your mind much clearer.
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Their path to some kind of real-world power is clearer than ever.
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Until the outlook becomes clearer, a few producers have decided to stop pumping.
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An MRI will provide a clearer picture about whether Mahomes has ligament damage.
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That becomes even clearer when a new chef brings in the next creation.
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The product's privacy policy is one of the clearer T&Cs we've seen.
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That way, it'll become clearer whether verification is required to create an account.
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The contrast could not have been clearer between them and their common opponent.
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A dedicated GPS device offers you clearer instructions without sucking up your data.
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Third, it makes it clearer up front what voters are actually voting for.
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This provides a clearer picture about how Mercury initially evolved, according to McCubbin.
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If someone is partially blind, can they see clearer images when they're hallucinating?
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Clearer land registration would lower the cost and risk of building new homes.
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But their message to the bosses of America's airlines could not be clearer.
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If it wants to succeed at deal making, the company needs clearer goals.
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An even clearer indicator is what happens when the phone is taken away.
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If we do make it, it'll become clearer why it's a good idea.
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It would sidetrack the blame game and draw clearer, more understandable policy lines.
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Quite why we need to do this will presumably become clearer in time.
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If anything, music streamed over AirPlay 2 sounded just a little more clearer.
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Once in the workplace, the clearer your criteria for professional advancement, the better.
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And our message to the country could not be clearer: Labour is ready.
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Mr Erdogan's mastery of Mr Trump was even clearer over the Syrian Kurds.
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Instead, the difference between Fox and all its competitors has never been clearer.
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Nothing makes this clearer than the response to Ivanka Trump's personal email usage.
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Showing a even clearer reaction are shares of Bunkyodo , Japan's biggest bookshop chain.
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President Donald Trump's history of skirting his tax obligations makes the stakes clearer.
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What's clearer, according to Snider, is that a comeback for momentum is unlikely.
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Foursquare's play to become the biggest location-based advertising company is getting clearer.
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It will become clearer through examination of voter files in the coming months.
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He said the situation will be clearer when the full decrees are published.
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Both speakers sound good, but Home sounds louder and clearer, with deeper bass.
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A clearer picture also emerged of the figures who have Mr. Trump's ear.
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But thanks to the department's new website, a clearer picture can be drawn.
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How it will go about accomplishing that could become clearer next spring. Mrs.
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The disdain that he feels for his opponent could not have been clearer.
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Ten years is enough to get a clearer view and try different approaches.
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There are clearer criteria for naming dogs than there are for naming people.
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"I really wanted to get a clearer sense of my Africanness," he says.
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It has told employees that Facebook's ownership of both apps will become clearer.
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AI-powered software also helps enhance the sound so people's voices sound clearer.
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The identities of some of the victims became clearer on Thursday as well.
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Getting a glimpse of Gmail gave him a clearer understanding of the product.
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And Apple's strategically significant online services businesses would arguably benefit from clearer accountability.
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Through MTV, Mia saw her own path into music and womanhood become clearer.
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Issues around intimacy and shared resources will become clearer and easier to discuss.
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"We'll get a clearer sense as we move through the week," Sroka added.
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Today some issues around cash and work will become way clearer for you.
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Listening Matter is clearer and more melodic, but hints of nature seep in.
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And nowhere does that become clearer than during his now notorious onstage speeches.
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That way, it's clearer that WiFi 6 is the sixth-generation WiFi standard.
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The extent of the devastation Hurricane Matthew inflicted on Haiti is becoming clearer.
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Soon, the document appeared brighter and clearer, revealing names like Wyckoff and Lefferts.
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She now has the opposite problem, as the stakes become clearer to her.
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But Heaven help the next pope as some of these implications become clearer.
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"Once things get clearer, we will be able to comment," Mr. Faisal said.
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Retirements and reversals in gerrymandering give Democrats a clearer path to a majority.
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Nothing seems clearer in the aftermath of Bill O'Reilly's exit from Fox News.
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The results may become clearer as vote counting progresses in the coming hours.
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The clearer the communication is, the better the boat goes around the tracks.
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The official, Pravat Ranjan Mohapatra, said the situation would be clearer on Saturday.
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But the path to disarmament remained no clearer a day after the meeting.
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Where that conviction will leave him was made no clearer on Wednesday night.
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No clearer was this utilitarian calculus articulated than by Texas Republican Lt. Gov.
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"It's never been clearer that public healthcare needs community health workers," Barria said.
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Its new tagline — "Taking on disability together" — offers a clearer message, he said.
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But I would like to implore producers to be clearer in their labeling.
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"Someone performing the book for you can make it clearer," Mr. Guidall said.
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The fault lines could not be clearer as voting is set to begin.
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There can be no clearer message from the president for residents of Nevada.
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The water is now three times clearer than it was in the 1980s.
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Against the backdrop of Court's celebration, an angry Navratilova made her views clearer.
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So at first blush, tax policymakers appear to have a clearer field ahead.
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Consequences of the brewing trade war with China will become clearer with time.
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The Trump administration's impeachment strategy is becoming clearer: Deny, deflect and deflate. Deny.
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Magnifier uses your iPhone&aposs camera to zoom in and make things clearer.
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News organizations and Bay Area cities scrambled to produce their own, clearer maps.
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But if you look more closely, a second picture comes into clearer relief.
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He said it might take "a few hours" before the situation became clearer.
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Her second task is to develop a clearer theory of her campaign's case.
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With the other questions, though, I see clearer paths to more responsible journalism.
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A clearer picture emerged of a church shooting on Sunday near Fort Worth.
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Yadava sees clear sector winners emerging as the tax reform picture becomes clearer.
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And what's becoming clearer is the fraying of the social fabric that results.
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Unfortunately, the mounting costs of continued inaction have become much clearer as well.
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When the dust settles, the N.F.L.'s playoff picture could be considerably clearer.
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Democrats at all levels are clearer on their enemies than on their agenda.
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In countries like Egypt, Mr. El Amrani said, the line is much clearer.
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That's why I've called for governments to set clearer standards around harmful content.
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But now it has a leader who has a better and clearer focus.
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"Every year, there's a little tweak and it's a little clearer," he said.
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The market will probably start to price that in when things become clearer.
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Amazon's intentions to edge out UPS and FedEx were becoming clearer than ever.
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The second story has less drama but a clearer-cut pattern of facts.
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It was fascinating, though, to hear Mr. Jarvi's clearer-headed and bracing account.
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The path and timing of the impending storm should be clearer on Sunday.
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Now we know it is clearer to say that s/he is intersex.
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At this point, Levesque and Stephanie have a clearer path toward succeeding Vince.
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The picture got a little clearer, at least in the Senate, on Thursday.
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The response from Nicola Sturgeon was ominous: "it's becoming clearer by the day that Scotland's voice is simply not being heard or listened to within the UK." It is "becoming ever clearer" that a new independence referendum is needed, she added.
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"In the grand scheme of things, it will become clearer and clearer that the Federal Reserve has started an easing cycle and will have no choice but to cut rates further," said Akira Takei, fund manager at Asset Management One.
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"The evidence and the impact of these mergers is becoming clearer and clearer, which basically shows...an increase in price and in some instances a reduction in quality," said Zack Cooper, a Yale University professor who has studied hospital consolidation.
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"So yeah, you can mull the science, but I'll tell you every year it's going to get clearer and clearer so that I think in less than five years, even the worst skeptics are going to be believers," he continued.
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The road becomes less congested, the air becomes clearer, and cities become more livable.
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The message the drone program sends could not be clearer: Western lives are precious.
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In clearer terms, that means Apple will basically do what it did last year.
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The academics experimented with ways of displaying the information to make the benefits clearer.
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Those plans are becoming a bit clearer thanks to a Bloomberg story published today.
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" Then pushed by the hosts for a clearer answer, Williamson said, "I support vaccines.
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Boxes and icons have been made clearer and rough edges have been sanded off.
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From this place you will be able to think clearer about your next steps.
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Once death was off the table, however, jurors could convict with a clearer conscience.
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It's Pai's statements about tangential issues that offer a clearer look at his plans.
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Within the progressive wing of the party, the shape of the race seems clearer.
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This naturally draws regulators' gaze, particularly as the effects of such dominance become clearer.
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Mr Netanyahu has urged his cabinet to avoid policy departures until things are clearer.
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What cut a clearer image was the zaniness of its larger-than-life personalities.
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" "When my head was able to get clearer, I thought, 'What would Adrienne want?
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Today we got a clearer look at LG's rumored new Android Wear flagship smartwatches.
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Corn was steady as the market awaited a clearer picture of the U.S. harvest.
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As it grew clearer, there were murmurs of recognition and then a few chuckles.
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Less obfuscation of the figures might have made the risks clearer from the start.
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Here are a few sources of reading to help you get a clearer picture.
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The line, called the Younger & Clearer collection, is "millennial skin care" in a nutshell.
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As the muddied electoral picture gets clearer, markets will start to make their bets.
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"My face has never been clearer ... just by reading advice from people," she said.
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Moving forward, companies and VC firms need to take clearer stances around these issues.
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Now ZTE is giving us a clearer idea of what to expect specs-wise.
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Both sides can only win from clearer and simpler application of data protection rules.
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Provenance is clearer and more direct when foods are produced as locally as possible.
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It makes everything a lot clearer, and puts a lot of things into perspective.
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He said it should make a clearer separation between the party and the government.
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This efficiency-oriented eclipse can help couples draw clearer outlines around their partnerships, too.
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The new plan isn't going to make things any clearer for the average moviegoer.
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The Beasts movies may actually make clearer Rowling's under-discussed debt to Roald Dahl.
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The Affordable Care Act offers much clearer-cut outcomes for someone in that situation.
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Specifically, Facebook now makes it much clearer where threads start and end in comments.
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As the deadline approaches, the system's glitches are becoming clearer; its benefits, less so.
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He said the amount would not be finalized until the project cost becomes clearer.
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In this, the film differs from "Spotlight," where the moral lines are clearer cut.
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The idea is to make German government more lively and make political differences clearer.
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That means a clearer, larger display, faster processing speeds, and a longer battery life.
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However, taking a stand-back look at the latest developments one factor becomes clearer.
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So he could be again -- maybe we can you know, make this tape clearer.
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And the star has noticed a link between clearing her mind and clearer skin.
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Change up the genders and the utter weirdness of it becomes a bit clearer.
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Shdow of Mordor's seams started to split open as the system's limitations became clearer.
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It is hard to imagine a clearer example of the stakes of nationwide injunctions.
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Israel would like a clearer Vatican recognition of its status as a Jewish homeland.
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A London-based startup hopes to make the skies safer and clearer for everyone.
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The changes should give SmartThings a clearer look at what's happening in each home.
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It would help a lot if farmers—particularly women—had clearer rights over land.
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You stepped outside life for a week to get a clearer view of things.
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The second, which is the clearer of the two, shows the millennial lovers leaving.
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If everyone already knew this, it has become even clearer in Curry's recent absence.
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The authorities will also set a clearer boundary between LRGs and their financing vehicles.
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The new policy also provides clearer guidance on who is exempt from the ban.
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Looking at the voting data over time, it becomes clearer that something is changing.
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After today, you'll feel way clearer about the direction you want to go in!
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Although the economic recovery is clearer, there are still some fragile areas, he added.
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But one of Daydream's strengths is that there's a much clearer roadmap than usual.
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What better time to acquaint ourselves with Tarkosvky's vision, brighter and clearer than ever?
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The Moon enters Virgo at 10:52 PM, meaning that details will become clearer.
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With congressional wealth at obscene highs, it's clearer than ever that riches buy influence.
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There's another key support level that could provide a clearer signal of market distress.
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The redesigned version is much less of that, with modern fonts and clearer imagery.
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As we move through the recount process that path to victory is becoming clearer.
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By the next morning, a Saturday, the situation wasn't any clearer for Interior staff.
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By the next morning, a Saturday, the situation wasn't any clearer for Interior staff.
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The motive of Ms. Cox's killer will become clearer in the weeks to come.
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But in some places, the intent of our founding documents are clearer than others.
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Corporate experiments, on the other hand, have yielded clearer — and often more positive — results.
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Abortion laws, she added, are clearer in nearby countries like Uganda, Kenya and Rwanda.
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I should have been clearer about the difference between bone density and bone strength.
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I've never heard a speech clearer without, minus the words 'I declare my candidacy.
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FACEBOOK SAYS UPDATING COMPANY BRANDING TO BE CLEARER THAT COMPANY'S PRODUCTS COME FROM FACEBOOK
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In this sense, the petrifying effects associated with the Gorgon's gaze gain clearer significance.
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Their clearer and corporate lender, DZ Bank, is Germany's second-biggest bank by assets.
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Nowhere is this clearer than with the Bible, the most important book of all.
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If her dog had almost killed a child, the question would be much clearer.
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Clearer footage was captured in the vicinity by other cameras, according to The Post.
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It provides a clearer view of the Starhopper leaving the ground, engulfed in smoke.
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Others are even clearer in their distaste for the idea of a Sanders nomination.
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It is becoming ever clearer that this is a choice that Scotland must make.
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Clinton's positions are much clearer than Trump's; Johnson and Stein are also more specific.
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Fortunately, a new report from Compare The Market might help make the decision clearer.
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Nevertheless, the proposals give banks a clearer path for issuing senior loss-absorbing debt.
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Packed with exfoliating acids, each strip targets pores and blackheads for clearer, tighter skin.
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Transparency has improved: investors have a clearer idea of what exactly they're investing in.
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Clinton's trajectory toward sewing up her party's nomination is far clearer than Mr. Trump's.
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But with less credit in the system, companies need a clearer path to invest.
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Stocks initially plummeted as Trump's election became clearer Tuesday night and early Wednesday morning.
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My labels need to be clearer—but how and where to go from here?
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The extent of its issues should become clearer when it reports earnings next week.
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But it's becoming clearer, and more public, that some of these markets are doomed.
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Friday's report will give investors a clearer reading on the state of the economy.
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He's the same Craig David but, at least this time, the air is clearer.
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Just like writing something down—you have a clearer picture of what you're doing.
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It strips away financial variables like taxes to give a clearer picture of performance.
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However, mathematical analysis provides a safer, clearer picture of what's happening in the water.
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I think when he survived his attack on John McCain, it was even clearer.
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Even so, Bach on a harpsichord sounds clearer, brighter, more incisive—curiously, more modern.
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We now have a much clearer idea thanks to new data from Sensor Tower.
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When Ms. Reed introduces some time stamps, the chronology and her approach become clearer.
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Messing in a fundamental way with the iPhone itself provides a much clearer test.
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British Parliament is now suspended until October 14 with the Brexit outcome no clearer.
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With each day, however, it's clearer that the secret of Trump's success is cheating.
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Here's a relatively recent Times piece by Krueger that may make the link clearer.
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And in Trump's case, the argument for reviewing his tax returns is even clearer.
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The documentary could be clearer in explaining the intricacies of the international legal wrangling.
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In the coming months, scientists will gain a clearer picture of what's been happening.
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I don't think any of this gets better, even as the evidence becomes clearer.
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If and when a crisis arises, how much this reorganization matters will become clearer.
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Mitalipov says policymakers should draw a clearer distinction between genetic enhancements and genetic corrections.
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I wish the facts were clearer — that his innocence or guilt could be established.
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But Democratic leaders also need to be stronger and clearer about what we know.
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Democrats have a clearer sense of broadly shared health goals than their Republican opponents.
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That's all clearer here in South Africa, the second-most-unequal country on earth.
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The top-line numbers suggest a correlation that, on further investigation, grows only clearer.
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Some of the recent changes could have been put in a much clearer context.
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I find the days I'm able to walk to work, I'm a clearer thinker.
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But this is a fixable problem: The law can be updated and made clearer.
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With each passing week the immense cost of Britain's fit of pique becomes clearer.
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Douthat: Agree about the investigation, sadly uncertain about whether we'll get that clearer picture.
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The delegate math is looking a lot clearer than it did a week ago.
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Now the dreams are clearer, if that makes sense because the possibilities are there.
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The Columbia study, published in the journal mBio, found a clearer EV-D68 signal.
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That was my mistake in the sense that I should have been much clearer.
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"Lola" is a better widget than "Proving Ground," better paced, clearer in its stakes.
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It can't be any clearer, Nevadans across party lines have made their voices heard.
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It also helps that banks have a clearer picture on interest rates moving forward.
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The fate of the Bears Ears National Monument in Utah may become clearer soon.
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Next to Apple's HomePod, the Studio is louder, clearer, and just overall better-sounding.
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"Over time and with experience, one or more purposes would become clearer," he says.
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The data paint an even clearer picture of opportunistic blue slipping behavior by senators.
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"These updates are about making things clearer," Facebook said Wednesday in a blog post.
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What's considerably clearer is that companies have aggressive plans to put money to work.
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On the broader topic of political branded content, we welcome clearer guidelines from regulators.
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Buttigieg's plan, if implemented, would make the immigration system fairer, clearer and more manageable.
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You may find yourself in a calmer, less anxious, and clearer state of mind.
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Jackson's words couldn't be clearer — or more helpful to the House at this stage.
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The Dhuumcatu Association said there needed to be clearer rules on setting up mosques.
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GE's recent operational performance should become a little clearer when the company reports earnings.
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In almost any form, smoking is toxic, and that message could not be clearer.
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Side-by-side with the Echo Show, the Smart Display sounds a lot clearer.
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The longer his stalemate with Democrats in Congress grinds on, the clearer that becomes.
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A clearer picture of what set off the Russia inquiry has begun to form.
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That's changing, and quickly, as the scope of the disaster comes into clearer focus.
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But it's becoming clearer and clearer and it is deeply, deeply troubling and the way ... I mean, I think techno-fascism is one of the ways that I kind of started thinking about it, really, which is that this technology favors populist authoritarians.
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Often they have had a clearer grasp of interests and injustices than that presumption allows.
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Clinton who emerged from the first southern primary with a clearer path to the nomination.
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The pieces with clearer acoustic phenomena were better, like "Silver Streetcar for Orchestra," which — surprise!
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This becomes even clearer after Deja is more responsive in a sit-down with Beth.
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"I think the readers will get a clearer view of who Aaron was," Baez says.
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They get a lot louder now and manage to sound clearer at the same time.
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"Facebook must be clearer about its own definitions of 'hate content' and 'extremism'," Malik said.
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But what is much clearer is that no one is forcing you to download SoftMiner.
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And there's no question that Jackson's comments made some of those shades of representation clearer.
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As leaks intensify, we may be getting a clearer picture of the 2018 iPhone lineup.
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If Google's presentation is to be believed, it will make photos much brighter and clearer.
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We apologize for the error, and have updated this story to make the distinction clearer.
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The extent of his stalking became much clearer once I gained distance from the situation.
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That's not to say that in some cases, visualizing data can't make the story clearer.
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It's clearer every day that that was an education he really couldn't afford to miss.
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And it's clearer than ever that meat consumption is a really tough behavior to change.
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The Commission said its forecasts of the harvest could change as the situation became clearer.
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Donald Trump's immigration policy has been fairly consistent — and much clearer than the media presumes.
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His selfishness and outlook on life are so much clearer now that we have it.
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"It is becoming ever clearer that this is a choice Scotland must take," she said.
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By the end of last night's episode, though, a clearer view has begun to emerge.
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But to make this clearer, just take Osweiler out of the equation for a second.
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The discovery comes around tax time, as accountants get a clearer view of clients' income.
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On TV, the ground rules are clearer: Ads come when the show takes a break.
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Samsung is also working on making messaging clearer so that consumers don't remove the film.
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We'd have a little clearer picture of what a more equal world would look like.
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It seems ever clearer that, when corporations open their wallets to politicians, the public loses.
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As midterm elections get closer, the partisan divide over climate change is becoming increasingly clearer.
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HiRISE images of the lander from November were dusty, but the air is clearer now.
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In the meantime, the picture of how they will tackle health care is becoming clearer.
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Without a clearer vision and bolder approach to economic policy, India will continue to underperform.
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By then, one way or another, much more may be clearer about Italy's beleaguered banks.
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Which of these two groups he favours will become clearer once he announces his cabinet.
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Clearer information may also help align incentives and allow private capital to reward good behaviour.
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We're now getting a much clearer answer as the FBI's investigation enters its final stages.
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Finally, it launched a reworked data policy and terms of service to make everything clearer.
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But they all reported lasting benefits, mostly in the form of clearer, more open communication.
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I'm a work in progress, but I always leave our sessions with a clearer head.
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When clearer signs of Facebook's malfeasance began to surface, Sandberg was initially shielded from blame.
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With each passing month it becomes clearer that Trump opponents have won a hollow victory.
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Besides, Jaime has a clearer path to floatation: lose the armor (and the gold hand).
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It's a clearer, more extended noise, giving off sort of a compressed THX sound vibe.
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Or is there some other reason that will become clearer when the film comes out?
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Their vision of the world couldn't be clearer, or more antagonistic to freedom of expression.
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Others have told CNBC they are interested but waiting until the investment outlook becomes clearer.
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The lower third of the display is also markedly brighter and clearer, for reasons unknown.
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Here, I'll make it a little clearer: Plymouth is the setting for a video game.
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In other words, things are going to get more confusing before they get any clearer.
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Scientists are starting to get a clearer picture of how Pluto's strange, hazy atmosphere works.
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Bieksa's status is much clearer as he will miss his third straight contest on Wednesday.
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To make it even clearer ... Nicki's concert included a slideshow featuring her and her man.
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This time around, they've just figured out how to direct those energies to clearer ends.
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As ever, we won't get a clearer idea unless — or until — Mueller shows his hand.
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Blue lights have been used before to get a clearer view of red-hot materials.
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I try to give them clearer directions and my vision for them to move forward.
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Things become slightly clearer during a flashback to one of Celeste and Perry's first dates.
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He added that he should have been clearer about his statements after the story broke.
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"With him coming on board, I now have a clearer, more defined role," she said.
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So I'll give him that he can see a clearer picture sometimes than I can.
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DeWalt also notes that it has amplified loudspeaker for clearer speakerphone calls at noisy jobsites.
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Democrats also face hurdles The focus groups also showed clearer signs of danger for Democrats.
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But, there are now clearer economic reasons for India to avoid going higher, analysts say.
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Don Lemon IS GOOD at comebacks ... and it's never been clearer than with this video.
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There is no clearer illustration of Uber's shift toward drivers than the introduction of tipping.
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Since then, it's become clearer that China will not take a harder line on Pyongyang.
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It would, however, give Zuckerberg a clearer picture of what the U.S. is really like.
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Both he and his wife could not have been clearer ... there was no abuse whatsoever.
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Community ISPs also tend to offer clearer pricing with fewer hidden surcharges, the study found.
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The message from 2017 couldn't be clearer: In the battle for realities, augmented beats virtual.
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Venture capital funds are also seeking a clearer way to cash in their investments. Tech.
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Perhaps that's when Britain will make clearer overtures of their exit from the European Union.
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That this meeting also leaked is hilarious and fitting and only makes that point clearer.
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What the $264 billion company made clearer on Tuesday was just how bleak things are.
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We recognize though that we should have been clearer with the captions for this image.
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And as we enter the fall, the November 2018 elections are coming into clearer focus.
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It would become clearer over time that their goal was to remove her, she said.
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There are more options in notifications, a clearer control center, and a new lock screen.
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But toward the end of Wednesday's hearing, a clearer line of defense came into view.
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Not even a month into the bargain, however, its benefits and costs are becoming clearer.
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The way the Fed conducts stress tests should be clearer and more consistent, Dimon said.
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This is more easily understood when the line between origin and current iteration is clearer.
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It said it was ready to collaborate with the local authorities on establishing clearer regulation.
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Pair that with Trump's abysmal approval ratings in Washington, D.C., and it becomes even clearer.
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The Pentagon doesn't need more spending, it needs more spending discipline, and a clearer strategy.
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" As a whole, Tusa said GE must begin "making communications to the investor community clearer.
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A stable atmosphere makes for a clearer telescope image, according to the University of Hawaii.
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You will be seem more confident and the nature of the correction will be clearer.
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Even within the political system, party identities have also become clearer — and more firmly divided.
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A clearer picture is now emerging of a novelist committed to forging an eccentric course.
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"There's never been a clearer picture than in this series, the way things have gone."
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That means it changes less over time and leaves a clearer link to distant relatives.
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After a good street cleaning, what's left behind are clearer intersections and stronger, healthier connections.
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Nonetheless, Covenant Review's entry into the fray certainly does not make this jumble any clearer.
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Much clearer, however, is the effect that heightened political competition is having on American politics.
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Then it will be clearer why I think so many critics have missed the mark.
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They pushed me to sing clearer and prevented me from masking imperfections with audio effects.
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This becomes even clearer when you consider the strengths of the new champion, Miesha Tate.
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Tuesday will set the general election contests and offer a clearer picture of Democrats' chances.
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Yet the contrast between China and the US on climate change could not be clearer.
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That was clear after the election of President Donald Trump, and it's even clearer now.
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It's been a long time coming, but Earhart's final days are clearer than ever before.
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The president's ire aimed at Pfizer and other manufacturers remains clearer than his policy solutions.
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Canada created a regulatory structure with fewer agencies, clearer lines of authority and simpler rules.
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He also needed a clearer picture on any additional investment in fibre to the home.
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We'd benefit from a more democratic process, clearer rules for the internet, and new institutions.
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The view these fiduciaries took on Apollo's breach could not be clearer: There's nothing here.
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The tech industry may become more engaged once the public debate becomes clearer, Abdo said.
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I paint significantly less, but I feel the paintings are stronger, clearer, and hopefully better.
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"The rules are clearer on an investigation, but the I.C.C. hasn't opened one," he said.
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Vasavada said it was clearer on Mars during Thanksgiving than it was in Los Angeles.
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There is no clearer example of the harm caused by free riders than infectious diseases.
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Providing clearer information to the public is the most productive next step we can take.
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And with Trump's resurgence, it's clearer than ever that they're not going to get it.
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You get a clearer sense of who that character is, and what they're all about.
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Fortunately for Clinton, the takeoff toward the late-503s boom was clearer two years later.
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And it's led to a much clearer idea of where buildings are in remote areas.
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Now it was clearer why the first cuts of the data didn't reveal the problem.
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That's been clear for a long time, but recent research has made it even clearer.
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Once Lars starts shedding his disguise, a clearer picture of him and his desires emerges.
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Gregorius's condition will become clearer after he is examined by a doctor on Wednesday night.
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Poland, which will make the possible permutations of results clearer headed into the final matchday.
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Until the extent of the decline is clearer, the natural reaction will be to sell.
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"In the next 24 to 48 hours, the scene will become clearer," Mr. Rosselló said.
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The map with Missouri highlighted was a much clearer sign Zito is behind the mask.
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The Yakuza games have always essentially been JRPGs, and now the connection is even clearer.
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But once inside, it was even clearer that the facility wasn't going to help them.
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As more states vote, Sanders's ability to build a more diverse base will become clearer.
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The estimate sharply increased as forecasts became clearer, said Robert Laffoon-Villegas, an Edison spokesman.
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"We hope over the next couple of days" the situation "will become clearer," Messonnier said.
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Confidence: Medium Tomorrow night: Skies trend clearer again, which helps temperatures settle to seasonable values.
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By 1978, however, Ms. Consolo's timeline becomes clearer, as does her professional and romantic trajectory.
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But it's clearer now than ever before that the women had to work even harder.
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The bet we have to make is clearer than ever, but time is running out.
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Impeachment supporters also said that recent developments make it even clearer why impeachment is necessary.
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Now there's witness intimidation and clearer evidence he had no interest in cleaning up Ukraine.
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Though the first remains an open question, military interest came into clearer focus this week.
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Jefferies said it needs a clearer view of potential profitability, particularly in the battery business.
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Jefferies said it needs a clearer view on potential profitability, particularly in the battery business.
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But the end of her story started to become much clearer with each passing day.
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"As this season is clearer, (the ash column) was seen from Mexico City," she added.
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Evidence from around the world also shows clearer accountability for how U.S dollars are spent.
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The links between hurricanes and climate change are complex, but some aspects are getting clearer.
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"Merkel has said the same, but perhaps a little bit clearer now," Ms. Tempel said.
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" He insisted that the housing authority needed to provide a clearer explanation "here and now.
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Skies do trend clearer into the afternoon as temperatures head mainly to the mid-40s.
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Both Americans' privacy rights and the intelligence community stand to benefit from clearer legal boundaries.
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Colvin sees a clearer sense on how world governments might regulate cryptos as a positive.
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John could not be clearer -- how he says it is as significant as his words.
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Now a clearer picture is emerging of how the storms have hurt the US economy.
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Overnight, as a Donald Trump presidency looked clearer, the Citizenship and Immigration Canada website crashed.
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Opponents say voters may have changed their minds now that the details are becoming clearer.
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But it may be a clearer sign of instability than we've seen in some time.
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And there's no clearer example than in a paper published way back in the 214s.
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So even though they won't actually vote on the nominee until July, we will start to get a picture of who the candidate might be Monday night, and that picture will become clearer and clearer over the next few months as each state votes.
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Doctors said that perhaps the most important effect of a clearer rule would be on education.
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And this was clearer than ever on Saturday night, when he spanked Trump for whacking Bushes.
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Nowhere is his message of material progress clearer than in the capital, an unending building site.
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These rules and guidelines make communication clearer and ideally set up backers' expectations from the onset.
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The economic and political consequences of Brexit will become clearer in the weeks and months ahead.
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That gave a clearer picture of Google's ad business — and the picture was very strong indeed.
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I reached out to Gentzkow earlier this week to get a clearer picture of his findings.
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Sometimes to get a clearer sense of reality, you have to take some time to dream.
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However, the successful hedge fund manager was much clearer on Putin's motivations for establishing improved relations.
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As time passes, we're steadily gaining a clearer picture of archaic human occupation at Denisova cave.
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The clearer your ask, the easier it is for organizations to take action on your feedback.
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That's enough of a risk to tilt many towards putting off investment until matters become clearer.
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Some focus on the consumer, aiming to simplify quotations, make policies clearer and develop snazzy apps.
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We will have a clearer idea of his viability when we get our hands on him.
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It played a continuous loop of career opportunities at Spaceport: brush clearer, general maintenance technician, firefighter.
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"Clearer pic of rigging that appears to have dropped during @Adele concert @TheSSEHydro," Stuart Duffy wrote.
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Uncertainty ahead of elections could make businesses leery of new investment until the situation becomes clearer.
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Slowly, but surely, the 76ers are being molded into a real NBA team with clearer path.
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"These updates are about making things clearer," Facebook said in a blog post about the update.
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While effects on the market are becoming clearer, the motivations behind the bill's introduction are murkier.
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"Kara's speech gets clearer and louder every time we see her," Ryan Dunn posted on Tuesday.
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Has there ever been a clearer, more succinct encapsulation of a flailing presidential campaign than that?
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Stukus recommends the second method, since it gives a clearer idea of what's contributing to what.
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When you're listening to TV, you'll get clearer dialogue thanks to the soundbar's speech enhancement feature.
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It is becoming ever clearer, however, that this era of digital exceptionalism cannot last for ever.
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To draw a firm conclusion, however, would take a clearer understanding of the direction of causation.
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With clever pricing, clearer ownership and a bit of co-operation, water scarcity can be alleviated.
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The mystery surrounding where Adrian Veidt is and why doesn't get much clearer in Episode 2.
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"Our goal with this flight is for a clearer and more efficient world," Piccard told CNN.
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The authors said it was important to give a clearer view of the bank's supervision structure.
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A clearer picture should emerge from the gross domestic product report set for release on Friday.
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In its settlement with the FTC, Vizio agreed to begin making its tracking notices much clearer.
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After an earlier leak this morning, we now have clearer images of Amazon's rumored touchscreen Echo.
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It returned after updating its payment screen with clearer language about its free trial and subscriptions.
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In practice, it is ever clearer that he is incapable of bringing about such a renaissance.
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Reciting "The Dare," Alexa's voice was fuller and clearer, taking advantage of the superior dynamic range.
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I get more impact out of watching episodes close together, so the story parallels are clearer.
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That becomes clearer as other talking points, labeled "sensitive but unclassified," note devastation happening inside Syria.
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A simple, binary choice would be clearer than one MP's suggestion of a three-way one.
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This choice would be even clearer if Californians knew how these energy efficiency dollars were spent.
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The EU blames domestic politics for stopping the British from being clearer about what they want.
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What is much clearer is that it's not just about ring size, it's also about age.
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Metzger hopes NASA's new administrator, Jim Bridenstine, will respond with clearer answers about the mission's fate.
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" And then there's "Another way to make the picture clearer / Point a gun at the mirror.
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It's also clearer than ever that Harrison has aged like a fine wine since season one.
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It was a dynamic that came into clearer focus when Stalin was thrown into the mix.
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By 303, you may have a clearer idea of where you would want to settle down.
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The second episode made it even clearer that this show wants to say something about race.
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This should make VR apps and games in Windows Mixed Reality a little clearer and sharper.
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But this is a much clearer attempt of using AR to entice people to buy something.
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In fact, that hour away from my projects let me approach them with a clearer head.
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Neither the future for Mr Ghosn nor for the alliance he created is getting any clearer.
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It's a much clearer explanation than suggesting it's the result of some murky genetic-environmental interplay.
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There's no clearer sign that we're all living in the future than the launch of 25G.
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Humility is clearer-eyed than ego — and that's important because humility always works harder than ego.
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In the past, when signals were so negative, there usually was a clearer story to tell.
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With this change, the whole system will be a lot clearer and should operate much smoother.
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This time, it's clearer that Beijing wants it to be seen that the U.S. is bending.
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And that's becoming progressively clearer as Disney inches toward closing its acquisition of 20th Century Fox.
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At around noon on Sunday, it became clearer to those around him what Duda might decide.
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But the Sunrise Movement's O'Hanlon and other activists have been clearer that they don't support it.
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But because of the added telephoto lens, the zoomed in images are much clearer than before.
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But eventually a clearer division of labour between Europeans and Americans will need to be considered.
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And it offers a clearer way of thinking about the endless balancing act of political reform.
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The severity of the world's fastest growing refugee crisis becomes even clearer when viewed from space.
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Hopefully these new training procedures make things clearer and prevent a similar situation from happening again.
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That kind of contrast makes details a little clearer without making the image darker or lighter.
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API's broader mission has come into clearer focus over the last few months in three ways.
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This makes it harder to compete with exchanges in areas that have clearer regulations like Europe.
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Wouldn't it have been much clearer if it was simply called "Don't be like my husband"?
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Developments in recent days paint a clearer picture of what owner Rupert Murdoch is facing collectively.
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"I think there could be much clearer tension," said Tom Block, Washington policy strategist at Fundstrat.
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It will take a future mission to Jupiter to get a clearer view of the moons.
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The SEC rules will help give regulators and traders a fuller, clearer view of the transactions.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Verizon's M&A signal is starting to come in a little clearer.
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Ann Wagner, have decided against entering the race, he could be looking at a clearer field.
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We'll get a clearer picture after Apple and HP report quarterly sales in the coming weeks.
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On the second anniversary of the plane's disappearance, things are a little clearer, though not much.
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I'm still there, I think, but it's becoming clearer to me what I think it is.
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It has delayed its annual report for 22014 until April, when the picture should be clearer.
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While the Republicans continue to sort out their business, the Democrats have a clearer path forward.
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"It is becoming ever clearer that this is a choice that Scotland must make," she added.
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Having waded this far into this, Comey owes us a clearer account of what's going on.
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Soon after, on May 22, Mercury will go direct, and communication will feel so much clearer!
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Surveys by OPol have shown a clearer advantage in the race for Alvarado Munoz than others.
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Clearly, however, he is already out of contention and the hierarchy at Astana is much clearer.
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The secretaries of State or Defense may want to be clearer about policies on the matter.
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The political reality is far clearer: After a string of losses, Donald Trump just won one.
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The data log also gives women a clearer way to discuss pregnancy specifics with their doctors.
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If Suicide Squad is a disappointment, this is a clearer culprit than the opinions of critics.
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Hammond's decision to defer the budget handouts until Britain's situation becomes a bit clearer looks wise.
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Today, it's even clearer that the Card-Krueger conclusions in Myth and Measurement were without foundation.
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We need to get clearer, institutionally, about what our criteria are for rationing long-odds surgery.
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"I think he could have been clearer on it, there's no question [about] that," he said.
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We hiked farther up the volcano toward the summit for a clearer and less-contested view.
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It could be interesting, someday, to have QR codes that lead to clearer information around food.
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But on her recent edition of Final Thoughts, she spelled out her position clearer than ever.
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To prevent those deaths, the report supported measures like clearer road markings and separate bike lanes.
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The line between pumpkin and cream cheese was clearer than the sky on a sunny day.
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The good news for surfers is that so are the waves, along with cleaner, clearer water.
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The increase in backlog revenue gives investors a clearer sense of the strength of the business.
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The clearer royalty rules may draw companies that held off in March, said Khan and Turner.
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It also has prearranged looks, and the interface for these is clearer than in rival apps.
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CMS has also provided clearer guidance for how states may expedite the timeline for waiver approval.
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Pyongyang's current regime couldn't be clearer in showing that it is beyond reachable by reasonable negotiations.
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The clearer shifts in the party are taking place with its field of prospective 2020 candidates.
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Swift's "Lover" album, which was released in August 2019, has clearer nods to the British actor.
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" — Clare Malone, senior writer for FiveThirtyEight "The contrast with the ongoing Republican circus couldn't be clearer.
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Deploying a driverless car is a clearer target than stopping climate change, but not by much.
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But a clearer foresight into those details could come from better understanding this mysterious disappearing act.
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But a clearer statistical future isn't much use if the recent statistical past is so murky.
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The picture might become clearer as Facebook explains how ordinary users will acquire and use Libra.
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For the moment, however, those expectations have been replaced by apprehension until Harvey's situation becomes clearer.
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To survive at all, retailers have to be clearer than ever about who their customers are.
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Friday's critical U.S. non-farm payrolls report will provide investors a clearer reading on the economy.
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"Bad Dreams" is more bombastic than the material on Break Up, with a clearer pop inflection.
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Nowhere is that clearer than in the pair of bouts between Badr Hari and Semmy Schilt.
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In 1992, faced with a far clearer and simpler ballot initiative, the state's voters approved it.
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The last week has brought some hard conversations, but you're starting to get clearer about everything.
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To paint a clearer picture of friend breakups, we asked five women to talk about theirs.
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Like a path through a forest trod ever clearer of debris, it becomes the natural default.
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The original 1898 logo gave way to a bolder, clearer image with "FIAT" printed in gold.
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And nowhere is this clearer than in how Israel responds to anti-Semitism in America today.
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What seems clearer, he said, is that climate change may be making these strong winds drier.
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On Saturday, the campaign released an edited and smoothed video of the event with clearer audio.
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The video makes it clearer than ever -- we (as in the world) are in this together.
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Things should, for the most part, be clearer and cooler the second half of the week.
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But the new research allows for a clearer conclusion: It appears to have documented straightforward discrimination.
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You can see her face clearer than you've seen it in longer than you can tell.
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It could not be clearer which way the world is moving on climate in coming years.
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To get a clearer picture of how the hearing went, check out this exchange between Sen.
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For people who grew up hearing only the real sounds, the new distinctions are likely clearer.
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To be even clearer: If Froome's version of events is true, he made a rookie mistake.
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" The attorney general of California, Xavier Becerra, also a Democrat, said: "The law couldn't be clearer.
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But many other finance companies are holding off staff moves until the political situation becomes clearer.
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But many other finance companies are holding off staff moves until the political situation becomes clearer.
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Nowhere is this mutated, empowered role of the star rating clearer than in the gig economy.
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The tACS technology is thought to enable clearer communication by tuning distant circuits to one another.
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With the new discovery and other recent finds, a picture of the Denisovans has grown clearer.
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In the months that followed, Mulvaney's vision for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau would become clearer.
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But I'm betting much of their newfound political activism has a bit clearer impetus: Employee pressure.
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"The contrast in the upcoming general election could not be clearer," said AFSCME president Lee Saunders.
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The would-be 2020 Democratic contenders could not be clearer: They are not running for president.
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The danger they had escaped became clearer as they drove north along the Pacific Coast Highway.
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A clearer picture is emerging of Matthew G. Whitaker, President Trump's choice as acting attorney general.
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The album still features the dense, velvety layered textures of her debut, with brighter, clearer vocals.
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Cast sunlight on government, and you'll get a clearer view of how the political process works.
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The domestic terrorism threat has grown clearer as Homeland Security's capacity to address it has atrophied.
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Wade — the conservative movement's single biggest target over the past half century — is clearer than ever.
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Bearing fruitThe answer became clearer earlier this month when IBM posted results that surprised Wall Street.
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AT A PRESS conference just over two weeks ago, Donald Trump could not have been clearer.
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A Sophos spokesperson disputed the number of devices affected, but would not provide a clearer figure.
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When we compare leading cities in both states, California's problem and Washington's wisdom becomes even clearer.
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We need clearer answers and accountability, but amid all this back and forth, children are freezing.
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They stick that into the ground beside each faux hoofmark to get another, clearer moisture readout.
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II. Mountain Lion As the weeks passed, my brother began to show clearer signs of recovery.
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