But Abby was not concentrating on her face; she was concentrating on her recovery.
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Subsequently, through the end of the 20th century, these museums consolidated a shift from concentrating on collections to concentrating on public service through education.
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Those who support membership are concentrating on the economic risks, while those who favor Brexit, as it is commonly known, are concentrating on immigration and risks to British identity.
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Maybe solar power was just concentrating in large population centers?
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Ackman will stay in the office, concentrating on financial analysis.
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Simply concentrating on that dynamic, however, will never be enough.
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I'm concentrating very much on my role as a father.
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You looked like you were having a hard time concentrating.
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During the game we were just concentrating on the game.
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What is the point of this precise concentrating of light?
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If I'm concentrating I can actually type responses and email.
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Senate District 11 is where Democrats are concentrating their energies.
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"We avoided concentrating exclusively on classical music," Mr. Bayle explained.
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Learn relaxation and mindfulness techniques, like concentrating on your breathing.
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I left the ginger out, concentrating only on the scallions.
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He soon rewrote the constitution, concentrating power in the executive.
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This ownership is concentrating in ways we haven't seen before.
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Concentrating on planetary building blocks, InSight has no life-detecting capability.
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I just get rid of it by concentrating in my studio.
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They were concentrating on what I thought was the right things.
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Technology is high on the list of industries that are concentrating.
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Investors appear to be concentrating on a surge in operating expenses.
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" ** "In the last year you've seen us concentrating in four areas.
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Nevertheless, we'll be concentrating on the top end of the division.
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BAGEHOT: The fact that Trump is concentrating on Mexicans is telling.
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In 2014, display advertisers started concentrating on large, walled, social networks.
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They say they have more difficulty concentrating after viewing than before.
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And while we were concentrating on ISIS, al Qaeda is ascending.
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Concentrating for hours on your face — I don't think it's healthy.
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I'm concentrating hard on working hard on and off the field.
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"During the game, he is really concentrating," Ramos said of Scherzer.
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And I'll confess: I had a bit of difficulty concentrating throughout.
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We were concentrating on getting "Spider-Man: Far From Home" done.
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Concentrating on 2020 and abandoning impeachment would be a big mistake.
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I was concentrating on the hike and he was playing games.
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Citi Private Bank is also concentrating on growth "pockets," Liu said.
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Perhaps concentrating first on neighborhoods outside Manhattan that are transit deserts?
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I just couldn't hear her because I was concentrating so hard.
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Instead of concentrating on our differences, let's focus on our commonalities.
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"I wasn't really concentrating on how many I made," Gordon said.
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JK: We're not just concentrating in one area of the state.
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According to federal data from the 2015-16 school year, 90 percent of West Virginia high school technical students concentrating in science fields were male, while 89 percent of those concentrating in health fields were female.
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She suffered from seizures, had difficulty concentrating and trouble with her memory.
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"Concentrating the radio [waves] makes bursts much more easily detectable," he said.
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It was clear she had ADHD between her hyperactivity and difficulties concentrating.
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I'm concentrating on training and that's where my attention is right now.
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Still, investors appear to be concentrating on a surge in operating expenses.
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"Just going out there and battling and just really concentrating on pitching."
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GM continued its strategy of concentrating on the more lucrative retail sales.
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You can remove the unpleasant odors while concentrating subtle and sublime undertones.
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When I put the phone down I'll be concentrating on something else.
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"We're still concentrating on the European market for now," Hühne told me.
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Economists say builders have been concentrating on the construction of expensive homes.
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"We've just been concentrating on Wii U first and foremost," says Baker.
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Iron deficiency alone can lead to anemia, low energy and difficulty concentrating.
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At this point Shine is concentrating its efforts on blocking display ads.
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And now some victims are having problems concentrating and recalling specific words.
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And 4.1% reported cognitive issues, such as memory trouble or difficulty concentrating.
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As a nine year old, I wasn't good at concentrating on much.
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No. When people see me working, they see that I am concentrating.
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We make development samples, concentrating on the fit and sometimes adjusting construction.
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She hasn't taken a new acting assignment since, instead concentrating on directing.
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On top of that, concentrating on the game keeps their minds active.
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KRISTALINA GEORGIEVA: Well, I am actually concentrating more on what is happening.
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For now, Ms. Alvarado's group was concentrating on getting through each day.
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You would both be happier concentrating on memories rather than counting mementos.
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Conte's sessions can be long and arduous, concentrating on shape and movement.
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Withdrawal symptoms include a headache, fatigue, irritability, difficulty concentrating, and depressed mood.
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"They've been concentrating on the Georgia race," he said matter-of-factly.
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This is a bleak and, frankly, unbearable prospect, and it's concentrating minds.
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Wealth is concentrating upwards in this country — we've known that for years.
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They want them concentrating on the job they were elected to do.
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He was concentrating on saving par to preserve his bogey-free round.
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I am not a dumb person, but I had difficulties with concentrating.
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Since then, treatment, law enforcement, and media have been concentrating on heroin.
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Busy times are much better, actually, because we're concentrating on our jobs.
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Our representatives are thin on the ground and are concentrating on other matters.
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Bunche thought they could accomplish more by concentrating their efforts on concrete actions.
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So it does not introduce any concentration risk in terms of concentrating data.
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So-called lone wolves often are suffering from delirium — difficulty concentrating or sleeping.
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"The bell acts as a way of concentrating what is there," Benaim explained.
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"It's probably not what I would be concentrating on right now," Carson said.
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Or are the Los Angeles Lakers concentrating on clearing cap space for him?
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The teaching there, he says, will be "post-Salafist", concentrating on the essentials.
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Share the gains gotten by automation, rather than concentrating them at the top.
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They are better at concentrating, focusing and have a lot more self-esteem.
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Justin was taking tennis lessons this weekend in L.A., concentrating on his forehand.
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Consumers also are concentrating their spending on automobiles, restaurants and travel, Lundgren said.
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That would take a serious commitment, concentrating on a set of emerging technologies.
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He said firefighters are concentrating on saving lives rather than battling the blazes.
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By the late 1960s, he essentially stopped composing, concentrating instead on his teaching.
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Their most common ailments: walking, climbing stairs and concentrating, remembering and making decisions.
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You can't help but get along if you're concentrating on togetherness like that.
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In it, Williams is seen concentrating as she carefully braids her daughter's hair.
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I was having a hard time concentrating on the book I was reading.
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Sutera recommends massaging your feet every night, concentrating on the heel and arch.
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In the moment, I was just concentrating on what I had to do.
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She studied at Oxford and MIT, concentrating in Chinese studies and nuclear weapons.
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Bin al Shibh said the disturbances prevented him from concentrating, sleeping and praying.
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In late April, Biden finally announced his candidacy, concentrating his fire on Trump.
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I'm concentrating on making the brand one of the leaders in brand building.
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For now, the government is concentrating its scarce resources in the capital, Caracas.
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Every state should be concentrating on making voting by mail available and accessible.
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Concentrating on outreach, Carrasco said, kept him from dwelling on his own plight.
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Concentrating on black democratic primary voters, that falls a breathtaking 24 percentage points.
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That means the Democrats may be concentrating their fire on the wrong target.
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Kirsch emphasizes really concentrating on your glutes during any exercise to optimize results.
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He also proposed simplifying the appropriations process by concentrating it into four bills.
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Just from my side I'm concentrating on trying to win my own matches.
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For the last few fights, I've been concentrating on what wins me fights.
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Well, when we first came in, were first selected in our group, we had a choice—rather, we had the right to state a preference for what technical assignment would we like, and there were lists of technical assignments, concentrating on the lunar module, concentrating on the command module, concentrating on the ancillary equipment like suits and other equipment, and I don't remember them all at this point.
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Right now I'm concentrating on making the spinoff as good as it can be.
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Now, he told ABC, Dao still has trouble sleeping, concentrating and maintaining his balance.
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In general, the symptoms of brain fog include forgetfulness, slowed thinking, and trouble concentrating.
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So by just acquiring Looker, we're not further concentrating the market in any sense.
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They were concentrating their activities on the lootable monasteries and villages of coastal Europe.
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Success cannot be bought from outside without concentrating on domestic productivity growth and exports.
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Those were the big obvious things that I was concentrating on at the time.
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Patients said symptoms included memory problems, brain fog, difficulty concentrating, irritability, nervousness and sadness.
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Many had trouble thinking, concentrating, and focusing their eyes — symptoms that worsened after exercise.
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His family is concentrating efforts on raising college funds for his two young children.
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State television channels ignored Mr Kudrin's speech, concentrating instead on Mr Trump's upcoming inauguration.
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"They're all concentrating very hard on servicing the top end," said COO Steve Denner.
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The children are engaged but quiet, concentrating on the task of learning multiple ideas.
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It is concentrating wealth in a few and failing to create opportunity for many.
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On the morning of the explosion, Ms. Casey was concentrating on a crossword puzzle.
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For the time being, Chow and her colleagues are concentrating on nailing the basics.
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We'll be mostly concentrating on the science computer, called the Computer Command System, here.
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"The situation here is obviously concentrating people's minds," said Robert Hewson, spokesman for Saab.
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He told People in 1979 that concentrating strongly on his music cured his stutter.
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It's very hard for an actress to spend hours concentrating on someone besides herself.
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"I am having extra anxiety now and have trouble concentrating and sleeping," she says.
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The growth fund is focused on concentrating capital into its most successful portfolio companies.
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But Mr. Newmark is concentrating on New York, where local coverage has also faltered.
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A strategy of concentrating capital into its most successful companies is already paying off.
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They can include fatigue, difficulty concentrating, social withdrawal, irritability, and sadness, among other things.
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As the diseases progress, people have trouble concentrating, planning, making decisions and understanding conversations.
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This is a shift from just concentrating on gaming to follow the new trend.
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JX said the transactions were aimed at concentrating its resources on its key assets.
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I've had a hard time concentrating on Afghanistan what with all the Omarosa buzz.
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It is instead concentrating on short- and medium-haul flights to Asia and Australia.
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I cracked a digital vault by concentrating on the right numbers on a pincode.
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Some of Modotti's early images are studies of flowers, concentrating on their delicate patterns.
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It seems for the moment, Netflix will be concentrating on producing its own shows globally.
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These kids can also have difficulties concentrating on tasks and lose interest in daily activities.
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Concentrating on just one debt lets you focus on something that is much more attainable.
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Employees complained about too few meeting rooms and the challenge of concentrating due to noise.
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If you wake up feeling energized and refreshed, concentrating and functioning will be a breeze.
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For a dewy complexion like Hudgens', he emphasizes the importance of concentrating on your base.
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I didn't witness that because after the final whistle we were concentrating on other things.
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Some are ways of concentrating externally applied energy into tissue that needs to be killed.
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China's government has funded research into both approaches before concentrating efforts on the parachute system.
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I mean, I had a hard time in school, concentrating on any of the teachers.
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Erdogan says concentrating power in the hands of the president is vital to prevent instability.
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"We're concentrating on getting our message across up and down the country," said a spokesman.
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Victims of sleep deprivation often experience drowsiness, difficulty concentrating, and eventually disorientation, hallucinations, and paranoia.
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Your kidneys are very good at concentrating urine to keep you from becoming symptomatically dehydrated.
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The Moon is in your opposite sign Aries today, finding you concentrating on your relationships.
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Her early experimentation with concentrating on forming smaller collages helped the artist solidify her preferences.
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Most vitally, by concentrating attention and resources on those 1.5m families at the very bottom.
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Such companies also create political problems by concentrating power in the hands of fewer people.
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Right now we were concentrating on how do we iterate within this PS4 life cycle.
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McConnell is sticking to the safe plan of concentrating on the 12 annual appropriations bills.
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" Until then, he said, his priorities were skewed toward "concentrating on this stupid television show.
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I could never concentrate on Sunday church services because I'd be concentrating on women's hats.
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Denbeaux is a partner at Denbeaux & Denbeaux concentrating his practice on financial consumer rights issues.
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"By concentrating on these things, I even forget where I am," said one Indian woman.
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"He was concentrating on me; in that moment he could not kill people," he said.
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I've learned I can appreciate going slow versus just concentrating on getting to my destination.
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Hillary Clinton outlined her vision of an "inclusive economy," concentrating on opportunities for disabled Americans.
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One's got to go on concentrating on everything as if it was a new piece.
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Concentrating on the unique gauge cluster and center-screen graphics might have improved my results.
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For now, she's concentrating on new accessories — her spring/summer '17 collection will introduce bags.
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Hopefully as we go forward we can start concentrating on football a little bit more.
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Other groups are concentrating on supporting pet owners after they've been reunited with their companions.
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But long commutes correlate with weight gain, neck and back pain, anxiety and trouble concentrating.
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As a computer scientist, I fear a system that creates ever-concentrating centers of power.
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By concentrating on work, Mr Bennet takes note of the perennial worry about welfare traps.
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"She is concentrating on establishing stability," the spokesman said in remarks quoted by news agencies.
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If you wake up feeling energized and refreshed, concentrating and functioning gets way more manageable.
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Instead, they are concentrating on setting modest expectations that she is almost certain to meet.
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Rather than concentrating on your breathing or a mantra, return your attention to the speaker.
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Bottom line is, we are concentrating on what we call critical lifelines -- health, safety, security.
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Most builders are also still concentrating on the move-up market, rather than entry-level.
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Concentrating on shrimp consumption in Las Vegas is not my first attempt at replacement denial.
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He went back to work, concentrating on a group of children in the snow scene.
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"He added, "Frankly, we are concentrating our resources on determining whether to impeach the president.
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The company drives 8 million virtual miles every day, concentrating on particularly tricky road conditions.
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Roasting takes longer, at least an hour, if not more, concentrating flavor along the way.
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But he's concentrating his time in the kind of state it would take to win.
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Crises present such great opportunities for concentrating power that would-be autocrats often manufacture them.
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And by using slow motion and concentrating on moments, Mosse injects humanity into the images.
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Young Iraqis believe that a directly-elected president, despite concentrating power, may be a better solution.
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We're concentrating on the Windows version but the Mac edition works in a very similar way.
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These days, however, Vanderpump and Todd are concentrating on restaurants and bars in the United States.
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"It creates this presence of a person with you or around you concentrating on you," Maria.
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We're constantly working on our food and beverage menus, most recently concentrating on our veggie offerings.
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The graph of the results seemed to roughly match up with how hard I was concentrating.
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It's also the segment of the market where established automakers are concentrating their electric vehicle offerings.
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Instead they're concentrating on trucks, SUVs, and crossovers, which have higher profit margins and growing demand.
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In other words, there will be many areas where iZettle may end up concentrating its efforts.
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But the team found that some of the patients had trouble concentrating and focusing their eyes.
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And an FA concentrating solely on football ought to be able to offer more dynamic leadership.
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The millennial socialist vision of a "democratised" economy spreads regulatory power around rather than concentrating it.
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When I'm talking to you, I'm not doing anything else—I'm concentrating on talking to you.
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So the CSU is concentrating on the law-and-order issues that motivate right-wing voters.
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The Washington Post reports he will spend the remainder of his term concentrating on budget reform.
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The researchers at Johns Hopkins found that caffeine withdrawal causes headache, fatigue, sleepiness, and difficulty concentrating.
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He said he's concentrating on crafting a conservative agenda that a Republican president can help execute.
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Shots will still run its app, but the team is concentrating on video production and distribution.
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"Concentrating your time and dollars can bring impact to your giving," said Norley of Fidelity Charitable.
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Russia, meanwhile, is concentrating its efforts on defeating the rebels and ensuring Assad remains in power.
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Some are concentrating on economic development within a geographic area, like my hometown of Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Donors would probably do more good by concentrating on a few projects in a few countries.
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For the moment, he is concentrating on continuing to develop, both on the court and off.
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If only we had have the luxury of concentrating just on the athletes at this tournament.
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Both candidates are concentrating their advertising campaigns, focusing on places like Fresno, Sacramento and Los Angeles.
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A Medicare for All system would lower health care costs by concentrating the government's bargaining power.
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At one point he did sneer at "the fake news" media for concentrating on Russian collusion.
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If you're having minor troubles sleeping, difficulties concentrating, or feeling weepy, you're likely in good company.
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"We are concentrating on integration and when it is completed, then we will see," he said.
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In the meantime, Xing says he is concentrating on eradicating the negative stigma that surrounds transhumanism.
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Concentrating solar power technologies, which use the sun's heat to generate power, will receive $24 million.
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And he knows that if Americans are fixated on collusion, they aren't concentrating on much else.
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She also began focused, frequent weight training, concentrating in particular on her core and upper body.
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Concentrating on the armed forces has another benefit: Veterans appear to be more willing to relocate.
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Yet this work was another case of artistic intelligence concentrating in setup rather than follow-through.
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The firm already had a winning record of concentrating capital into its most successful portfolio companies.
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That model of concentrating political and philanthropic spending has defined Mr. Bloomberg's approach in other arenas.
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Cooke told the committee that Cope should have been concentrating on his job with the women.
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Walmex said in March that it was concentrating more on improving productivity than expansion this year.
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"Small districts can have the effect of concentrating resources and amplifying political power," the report says.
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Just roll it over your legs with moderate pressure, concentrating on the areas that feel tightest.
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Immediately after a traumatic event, Schonfeld explained, children and teens can have difficulty concentrating and sleeping.
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Concentrating on factory farms makes sense, because they are sites of suffering on a massive scale.
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This left UNMIL concentrating on purely logistical and technical activities in support of the civilian authorities.
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For the moment, we were all concentrating on getting to a destination none of us knew.
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But we're moving forward and our fans, they love Deshaun and we're really concentrating on the Giants.
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They may have sleeping problems, weight loss or gain, difficulty concentrating, feelings of worthlessness, and suicidal thoughts.
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For starters, Roxy is concentrating on hotels and already has 10 paying pilots at west coast hotels.
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Seasonal breeding similarly piles on the pressure, by concentrating mating attempts into a small period of time.
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There are plenty of big lakes to fish at, and that's where it's concentrating its efforts on.
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However, manufacturers are concentrating on not only improving the quality of helmets but also making them stylish.
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Was really really concentrating and did not realize that she was being filmed by a camera crew.
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Camps make it easier to take care of refugees, largely by concentrating them all in one place.
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If we did know the future, concentrating your investments in one or two ideas would make sense.
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Only by concentrating less on appearances and more on actions will he get to grips with them.
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And we greatly increased the amount of folks that we have kind of concentrating on those efforts.
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Funds concentrating on technology and healthcare performed the best last month, notching 4 percent gains, HFR said.
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FBI and Iowa investigators are now concentrating on areas around Brooklyn that Tibbetts was known to frequent.
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It's barely 18 months since RWE spun off Innogy as a separate company concentrating on clean energy.
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For now Boeing is concentrating on submitting a software update and finalizing pilot training for regulatory approval.
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This time it seems to be concentrating its firepower on a more limited group of national champions.
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She is concentrating on the three ongoing cases, the first of which has dragged on since 2010.
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Bell was among the executives leading industrial-internet software development at GE, concentrating on GE's power unit.
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"Now, we are concentrating completely on the customer experiences and digital transformation," he said in a statement.
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And the habit of concentrating refugees in the same places over many years may actually help integration.
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And you can't simply shut these out, no matter how good you think you are at concentrating.
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Concentrating on the feeling of the warm water or the smell of the soap stimulated the brain.
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Contemplating groups of threes, I think I was sitting in a meeting one day having trouble concentrating.
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Try concentrating on the space between your two colors and how it will affect your audience's perception.
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The refinery was concentrating on restarting units that produce gasoline, kerosene and diesel, according to these sources.
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Two-years-olds using tablets are having problems concentrating, showing empathy and -- even difficulty reading facial expressions.
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Previous commercial concentrating solar thermal systems could only reach temperatures of 565 degrees Celsius, the company said.
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Anxiety control Erin A. Paul, 30, a musician from the Bronx, said she often has trouble concentrating.
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I loved the concept of concentrating on one year, and I thought the erotic approach was interesting.
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They are concentrating power in their own hands with no plans to leave office in their lifetime.
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Its follow-up, Mouth Silence, avoided referencing the band in favor of concentrating on other '290s earworms.
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Although she continued to work on Broadway after her Tony win, Ms. Fabray began concentrating on television.
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As youngsters, the Wurtele twins took up many sports, including swimming and tennis, before concentrating on skiing.
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For decades, American innovation and growth has been largely concentrating in a handful of big liberal cities.
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This approach — concentrating therapies into potent small doses — probably won't work for all problems, or all people.
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Social Democrats have criticized Babis for conflicts of interest and say he is concentrating too much power.
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"I really think that concentrating so much on the speed is maybe a bit misleading," Medard said.
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He is concentrating more now on rapport with pitchers, he said, but he always thinks about hitting.
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GM is now concentrating on markets in the United States, China, Latin America and South Korea (Reuters).
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During recent class assessments, Sariya had trouble concentrating on even simple questions like where he was from.
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The Fall River police began their search by concentrating on local immigrants, but an outsider seemed improbable.
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It seems that RAE seldom acknowledges the people standing outside watching him, instead concentrating on his work.
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The post of prime minister will be abolished, concentrating even more power in the hands of the president.
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The demon's actions divide the gas into hot and cold, concentrating its energy and lowering its overall entropy.
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His face looked like he was concentrating really hard, and then he said, 'Is that a trick question?
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Some people with PTSD also struggle with anger and irritability, which can lead to problems sleeping or concentrating.
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Evans said the Fed might also consider concentrating its holdings of U.S. bonds in short-term Treasury securities.
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"We cannot speculate on the cause and are concentrating on getting the plane off the road," he said.
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Once concentrating on selling surplus goods, Overstock now is a major online retailer that also offers new products.
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The patient described his year-long ordeal – the persistent rhythmic noise, the difficulty concentrating, the lack of sleep.
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George is set to head to school this fall, with William concentrating more on royal duties and engagements.
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Hodari admits they were "woefully unqualified to launch Industrious," but succeeded by concentrating on customer service and inclusivity.
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Chart Party has a more specific beat, with each video concentrating on a different statistical aspect of sports.
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The model has been unashamedly ruthless, concentrating on disciplines with the best medal prospects while ditching also-rans.
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Prince William and Prince Harry may be concentrating on their individual lives, but they'll always support each other.
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As it turns out, lighting is also important when it comes to sleeping, relaxing, reading, concentrating, and more.
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The camera darts around the desert landscape, occasionally concentrating on one of the pigeons loosed by the falconers.
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"I like tough conditions, so I keep concentrating on safe shots," Nomura told SportsDay of the windy conditions.
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The project was abandoned two months later to avoid concentrating at one U.S. Gulf Coast site, Motiva said.
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The database lends some support to the idea that the purge began by concentrating on politically influential groups.
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Yet the region's politicians are concentrating on problems that, to put it mildly, are often less than pressing.
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They are reacting to real problems: decades of stagnating wages, concentrating wealth, an aging population and crumbling infrastructure.
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It created a ministerial position focused on agro-food system to work alongside agriculture minister concentrating on production.
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As it is, human capital is concentrating in a few megacities, held in place by hefty home loans.
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I struggled, concentrating on breathing through my nose and not gagging each time he pushed my head down.
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"By concentrating on a certain character type, I felt like it really advanced my painting ability," he says.
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M ilch : That's a blessing of this conversation, and I'm concentrating and thinking as hard as I can.
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If you want to keep your education on a local level without concentrating it in the federal government.
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"The fans will be concentrating on what's going to happen on the field," he said hours before kickoff.
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Dr. Mayou advises concentrating it to any areas that flare up or that you're particularly prone to picking.
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He's dead, or asleep, or concentrating deeply before making his entry in the grand silent opera of Beyond.
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Founded in London, the chain helped pioneer casual dining in Britain, concentrating its branches in upper-crust areas.
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She had trouble concentrating, and was academically dismissed from college in 1998 after she was hospitalized several times.
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"You'd have a hell of a time concentrating in our place because there's so much noise," he said.
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But with Trump seemingly a done deal, he says Republicans are better off concentrating on their individual races.
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Republicans in Ohio and Pennsylvania have done the reverse, concentrating urban voters in a few heavily Democratic districts.
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They vary between eight and 10 weeks for each of the courses strictly concentrating on that one qualification.
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It has embarked on a more focused range, concentrating on children's clothing and homeware, while improving fit and finish.
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Facebook surely wants to get back to concentrating on product, not politics, but must take it slow and steady.
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The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star inked the birthday boy herself, concentrating as she leaned over Scott's bicep.
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For now, they are concentrating on the AWS ecosystem, but have plans to expand beyond that down the road.
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Both candidates are concentrating their appeals on the one in four Republicans who tell pollsters they are still undecided.
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"They were both very good at concentrating power," said Dakin Hart, senior curator at the Noguchi Museum in Queens.
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DEADLEE: I've been out of the scene for awhile and concentrating more on my acting and writing and stuff.
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This coincided with and reinforced redlining, concentrating poverty and blocking people of color from stable housing and upward mobility.
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Erin polished her résumé and applied for the job, concentrating on how the job description perfectly matched her skills.
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"Wealth is concentrating into the hands of those who are able to adapt to the digital economy," he added.
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The same police who used to bully the luminaries of PH are now concentrating their attention on Mr Najib.
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If it detects you've stopped concentrating while the car is in motion, it will gently come to a halt.
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Take North Carolina, where Democrats are concentrating on solving problems while Republicans create them by focusing on bathroom policy.
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Despite its prevalence, polysubstance use is poorly researched, with most drug studies concentrating on the effects of single substances.
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For now, more than ever, Europe's leaders should be concentrating instead on getting the right people for the job.
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Canada had managed to keep a lower profile, concentrating on seeking U.S. allies in case of an open conflict.
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"(It's) more to do with restricting fund management companies from concentrating risk, as opposed to attacking NCDs," he said.
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Concentrating on estimate revisions activity is a great way to pinpoint potential winners and avoid losers in upcoming reports.
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Apache becomes the latest international oil firm to sell Canadian operations in favor of concentrating on U.S. shale plays.
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But Senators Chris Coons and Mazie Hirono distanced themselves from those demands, saying they are concentrating on the Nov.
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" The effect of that trauma, the suit says, "limits major life activities... including 'learning, reading, concentrating, thinking, [and] communicating.
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ETFs targeting these countries can generate even better performance by concentrating stock picks to roughly 50 holdings or less.
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Concentrating on learning all the intricacies of the system was a good way for him to focus his energy.
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After a serious car accident, he was unable to leave his house for two years and had trouble concentrating.
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Jenisch has been concentrating on North America and Europe and cutting costs, closing offices in Zurich, Miami and Paris.
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One second you are not concentrating, and after a day you don't remember, and things are put on top.
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The TV treatment doesn't go very far down that road, instead concentrating on a ticktock of the event itself.
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My brother played "What a Little Moonlight Can Do," humming the melody but mostly concentrating on the bass part.
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In 1969, chafing against the restrictions of the magazine format, Mr. Kovarsky began concentrating on his painting full time.
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He is focusing and concentrating on making a concerted effort to improve the quality of living for black Americans.
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Officials have also been concentrating on a particular Brussels neighborhood in an investigation of an Islamic State recruitment network.
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Neal criticized the House Republicans' tax plan for concentrating the tax cuts at the top of the income distribution.
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In these low waters, chemicals similar to those produced by the oil sands developments near the park are concentrating.
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Instead of concentrating on the noise inside my ear, I fell asleep thinking about the positive day I'd had.
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Later, you can maybe think about what might work outside of Myanmar, but for now we're concentrating on here.
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It's 84 degrees outside, who knows what within; there are two unhelpful skylights concentrating the sun like magnifying glasses.
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He only stared forward with an intent expression that looked like he was concentrating so as to not cry.
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Other doctors, who didn't have research-oriented practices, enhanced their professional lives by concentrating on specific realms of interest.
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Support for authoritarian leadership is concentrating in the Republican Party, and its elites are doing little to push back.
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"We learned that even two seconds of not concentrating on what you're doing can produce a goal," she said.
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"The talking, the concentrating on me, the flirting, it's too much, it's getting weird for everybody," she tells him.
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"I've been listening to the staff, concentrating on that, so it's important for me to be here," she said.
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As usual, Mr. Newman's new album stays away from the headlines, concentrating instead on historical scenarios and character studies.
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But when she was playing in Birmingham, she was concentrating on her grass game, but not specifically on Wimbledon.
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Facing the chaos of mounting books, manuscripts, and just plain mess, always committed when deeply concentrating on something else.
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After a few minutes of concentrating on his breathing, he felt well enough to make the drive to work.
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Preventing Amazon from concentrating even more control will require that antitrust enforcers block the company's bid for Whole Foods.
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As I was transported to a happy place, I hoped that she was concentrating on what she was doing.
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He stepped down in 2002 to return to concentrating on royal duties and the company was dissolved in 2009.
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Any default risk therefore largely remains concentrated in Chinese hands, and concentrating credit risk is rarely a good idea.
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Wines can also be made sweet by raising and concentrating the level of sugar in the grapes before fermentation.
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Founded by two real estate developers, the Main Museum is a non-collecting institution concentrating on Los Angeles artists.
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During his tenure, he extended the reach of UMNO over institutions while concentrating his own power within the party.
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That's what we should be concentrating more on, rather than looking on from walls like, What's behind this shit?
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These objects are the focus of the first gallery, with the other rooms concentrating almost exclusively on ledger art.
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Recall, the vast bulk of utility-scale solar plants are ground-mounted PV farms, like this: There are also a few concentrating photovoltaic (CPV) plants, which use lenses to concentrate light on PV panels, and a few concentrating solar power (CSP) projects, which use mirrors to concentrate sunlight on towers with steam generators.
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Instead, he is concentrating on updating the product as quickly as possible in line with a set of specific priorities.
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Consequently, he said, the company is concentrating on hiring workers laid off by rivals that are "retreating from oil fields".
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But the life insurer is concentrating its growth efforts on Asia, which contributes around a third of its operating profit.
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Research in the area was also confined, forensics typically concentrating on who the body belonged to and how they died.
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That includes introducing the right structures, like a HR and legal department, and concentrating on creating a good company culture.
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Engineers are concentrating on increasing the energy efficiency of these machines while boosting memory capacity for overall higher performance levels.
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As in America, "problem" estates became known for "concentrating poverty rather than alleviating it", says Daniel Safarik of the CTBUH.
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These are sessile invertebrates that make use of vanadium in some of their enzymes, thus concentrating it in their bodies.
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He added that SocGen's operations in the U.S. had been profitable by concentrating on specialized derivatives and tailor-made products.
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Ms. Höhne says the woman displays all the symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder, including flashbacks, insomnia and trouble concentrating.
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"Billionaires are concentrating wealth at a supercharged rate," Rupert Hoogewerf, Hurun Report's chairman and chief researcher, said in a statement.
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And the concern around ICE is not with regards to what ICE is doing but who ICE is concentrating on.
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As a matter of historical fact, government actors have helped the modern corporation avoid competition, building and concentrating its power.
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Concentrating on the feeling of the warm water or the smell of the soap stimulated the brain and promoted relaxation.
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Blend the shade with a matte brown eyeshadow and a fluffy eyeshadow brush, concentrating the matte color in your socket.
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We have learned that in just relaxing, flowing, and concentrating on our work and ideas is when things work best.
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At the Met, he's concentrating on the American Wing, although in the context of the museum experience as a whole.
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The American chain hasn't even touched the country's east, concentrating itself on the west coast, with some locations in Texas.
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At Terreform, we're concentrating on the idea of technology and ecology, simultaneously, as being really important for a smart city.
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And local policing seems to have systematically reinforced segregation by heavily concentrating on the borders between white and black neighborhoods.
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It was shown in the 20th century that a group is the best, most effective way of concentrating those feelings.
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A "next-generation" deal concentrating on regulations and standards rather than tariffs was always going to be a tough sell.
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By concentrating these cells on the embryo's body, the embryos avoid leaking out enzymes slowly over a long time period.
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Gerrymandering can be achieved by concentrating a minority party's votes into one district and/or scattering them across multiple districts.
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Deutsch is a senior associate attorney at Denbeaux & Denbeaux in Westwood, NJ, currently concentrating his practice on consumer rights litigation.
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In his speech, Roosevelt warned that corporate mergers were concentrating too much wealth in the hands of too few people.
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But Wu argued that concentrating all of the power can still stifle innovation and hurt consumers in the long term.
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Its economic policy is focused increasingly on protecting old industries like steel instead of concentrating on those of the future.
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"I suppose we want to spread the club sideways, as opposed to just concentrating on the first team," Rickey adds.
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"Currently we are concentrating on partnerships with taxi companies in the country," Uber Japan spokeswoman Kay Hattori said on Tuesday.
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Edoardo Severoni is a Master's candidate at the George Washington University, studying Security Policy Studies and concentrating on Security & Development.
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"We came up with the idea of concentrating on the performance of the lighting," said Elizabeth Diller, a founding partner.
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We learned that even two seconds of not concentrating on what you're doing can produce a counterattack and a goal.
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Clubs, he said, have fallen into the trap of trying to produce winning youth teams, rather than concentrating on individuals.
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These have repeatedly failed to reduce emissions, while concentrating pollution in marginalized communities and encouraging land grabs from indigenous peoples.
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GM and Volkswagen see no need for hybrids as a technology bridge and are concentrating instead on all-electric models.
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But let's not forget -- Bloomberg is already skipping the first four voting states in favor of concentrating on Super Tuesday.
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Active listening means concentrating on what the other person is saying, rather than planning what you're going to say next.
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He wrote his boss's newspaper columns and radio scripts until 1951, when he became a partner, concentrating on political research.
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The company recently said that it's planning on concentrating its efforts on a smaller number of just 40 retail partners.
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After you do this for a few minutes, the game learns to recognize when you are concentrating on an item.
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The company will also close its offices in London and San Francisco, concentrating its business in Berlin and New York.
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But they were also accused of concentrating power in the hands of a small group of New York-based activists.
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Relying on AI could actually make things worse by concentrating more data and power in the hands of private corporations.
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"I think we're getting off (from important topics) because we're concentrating on DC politics like the Mueller report," he said.
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But he said the federal government also made the state a greater target by concentrating military research and presence there.
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For now, though, the bulk of the 300 combat aircraft under General Harrigian's command are concentrating on the Islamic State.
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But they are concentrating in the West, and in the South particularly, and notwithstanding the occasional tsunami like Obergefell v.
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Shahidi, who will be double concentrating in social studies and African American studies, says she's mostly looking forward to her classes.
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I don't expect those guys to play badly this week so I'm just concentrating on trying to win the golf tournament.
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Instead, it measures the velocity of objects, concentrating on things that are moving, instead of stationary objects like trees and mailboxes.
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The Senate just passed the Trump Tax Increase, 1:203am, enriching the 1% & concentrating wealth in the hands of the few.
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We found that he has nightmares of immigration raids, panic symptoms, and difficulty concentrating because of fear and lack of sleep.
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He was also evaluated at UPenn, and is back at work now in the US, although he still has trouble concentrating.
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" For five hours, they briefed Carter, who "sat without getting up and very intent, totally concentrating and taking it all in.
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Yet instead of concentrating on fighting large-scale corruption, Ukrainian prosecutors are targeting journalists, activists and pro-European members of parliament.
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As for Gupta's personal roadmap, he's concentrating on rolling out the Uber Rewards rider loyalty and Uber Pro driver loyalty initiatives.
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He later did his postdoctoral research, concentrating on the study of brain science and computational photography, at MIT's Artificial Intelligence Lab.
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Recently, however, the fast food company has appeared to be concentrating most of its creative energy on innovating the $1 menu.
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The companies were split in 2013, with REC Silicon concentrating on becoming a supplier of polysilicon to solar-panel makers worldwide.
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A source also told PEOPLE the couple were concentrating on getting settled into their new mansion and focusing on their family.
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But Civil War nicely reveals how concentrating on just one character can alleviate some of the overcrowding problems Ultron suffered from.
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Chinese startups continue to weather tough times as private investors, caught in a cash crunch, are concentrating money into fewer deals.
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Right now ICE has been concentrating on those individuals such as the one you&aposve talked about in the police case.
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Alejandro Ramos is a Master's candidate at the George Washington University, studying Security Policy Studies and concentrating on Transnational Security Issues.
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You're in an intense mood today as the Moon enters analytical Virgo, finding you concentrating on some deep, emotionally-charged issues.
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Adam Deutsch is a Senior Associate Attorney at Denbeaux & Denbeaux in Westwood, NJ, currently concentrating his practice on consumer rights litigation.
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Rights activists and government critics often accuse the police of concentrating on fighting Museveni's political opponents instead of on fighting crime.
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If the tribunal is paralysed, there is no barrier to adopting further laws concentrating power and limiting civil rights, he says.
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Her early experimentation with concentrating on forming smaller collages helped the artist solidify her preferences when working and her artistic style.
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Since 2012, however, we have witnessed Xi intensifying controls at all levels and across all sectors, while concentrating power in himself.
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Having taken control of the production and sale of oil, the Barzanis seem bent on concentrating power in their own hands.
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Wilder dropped out of Shelton State Community College to support his daughter and began concentrating all of his energies on boxing.
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"He was concentrating on me; in that moment he could not kill people," said the man, above center, receiving a medal.
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Her younger children, Caleb, then 17, and Nycole, then 15, were struggling with their grief and having difficulty concentrating in school.
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"I am now concentrating on rest and rehabilitation so I can be back on court in the near future," he said.
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A decisive win there would allow her to put the Vermont senator behind her and start concentrating on the general election.
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The Swedish company is concentrating on reducing its exposure to maintenance and roll-out services which require relatively highly paid staff.
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"Those activists concentrating on advocacy are probably not very helpful," Mr. Sopheap said in a telephone interview, without mentioning Mr. Leng.
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After a few minutes of chanting, I was able to stop concentrating on the words and fell into a relaxed state.
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On a weekly basis, Nicholas sees roughly a dozen different specialists and teachers, all concentrating on different parts of his development.
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A functional MRI scanning device monitored brain activity, with the researchers concentrating on the amygdala, an area associated with emotional response.
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Competitive swimmers endured endless laps and strength training without concentrating much on the manner with which they moved through the water.
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Many marine mammals have specialized organs called reniculate kidneys with multiple lobes, increasing their urine-concentrating efficiency beyond that of humans.
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With some focusing on moderately priced clothes and others concentrating on the designer market, these sites are finding an eager audience.
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Sitting in an uncomfortable chair all day can result in back pain and distract you from concentrating on your job tasks.
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The mere act of preparing for Brexit has forced companies to reassess the merits of concentrating so much business in Britain.
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I'll be concentrating on rehab and look forward to seeing you all at the French Open and next year in Rome.
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The second is separating the ore from waste rock, or tailings, and concentrating it into so-called yellowcake, which is sold.
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So if you can, stop worrying and concentrating on that and try to be as open with your child as possible.
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The company said it was concentrating on the holiday shopping season, which could be a turning point for many struggling retailers.
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While her fellow students were concentrating in fine arts and commercial photography, Ms. Carrasquero continued to feel drawn to documentary work.
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Mr. Legere is pitching a plan that by concentrating on 5G, T-Mobile will induce his competitors to follow suit aggressively.
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I would say if you're really concentrating on the election, although that's part of Chapter 4, it's not the whole story.
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He had difficulty concentrating and interacting with his peers and couldn't read and write the way he had before his injury.
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He has been concentrating on set and video design since retiring from his own career as a ballet dancer in 2007.
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The decreased sleep time and quality results in irritability, problems concentrating, anxiety and even sad feelings for some, Dr. Metzger noted.
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He said he could not hear how the ball came off his opponent's strings, and perhaps he had trouble concentrating, too.
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While the company is concentrating on financial services today, the long-term plan is to expand into other verticals over time.
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Herman Cornejo (American Ballet Theater) did a circuit of low jumps, as if concentrating on the friction between shoes and ground.
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Augmented with newer works, Gladstone's Library now holds more than 200,000 books, journals and periodicals, concentrating on history, literature and theology.
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Experts say employees who take fewer breaks get less done, and workers have trouble concentrating on tasks for hours on end.
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When Wickizer arrived home from the hospital in January 2014, she had trouble concentrating and finding words; she spoke deliberately, slowly.
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The festival should show that "restoring them is a much better prospect than concentrating poverty in one spot," Mr. Brown said.
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Op-Ed Contributor LEXINGTON, Ky. — Will Donald J. Trump follow the populist script for concentrating power by cracking down on critics?
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What Orner ponders is the oscillation between reading and living, concentrating on the moment when we look up from the page.
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The effect was minimal, though, and I wondered if the thing that was supposed to be doing the concentrating was me.
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Arnika Dawkins is concentrating on images of civil rights protests from the 1960s by Builder Levy, who also shot in Appalachia.
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So, rather than spending time figuring out money hacks, he recommends concentrating that energy on working to increase your overall income.
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The spokesman added that RTL was concentrating on developing its own product, TV NOW, and did not want to lose momentum.
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And this became colloquially known as redlining, the federal government's refusal to insure loans in cities where black people were concentrating.
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The implications of concentrating market power in the hands of a few giant investment companies have yet to be fully understood.
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But counting breaths, closing your eyes and concentrating, and other meditations are difficult and sometimes unpleasant—for me and for others.
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It's instead concentrating resources in five states with far fewer black voters and far fewer delegates: Oklahoma, Minnesota, Colorado, Massachusetts and Vermont.
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For instance, a child has a difficult time focusing, so any frustration or discouragement is seen as related to a difficulty concentrating.
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I'm having trouble concentrating on work, probably because I stayed up too late scrolling through the comments on my neighborhood Facebook page.
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It's too crowded to really dance, so people are mostly bopping around while Pump refuses drinks, concentrating on smoking his weed instead.
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This problem is fixed by concentrating on the rate at which an agent's prediction error changes, rather than on the error itself.
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Perhaps inequality, by concentrating resources in the hands of the rich, who are more likely than others to save, was to blame.
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There has been little or no progress on introducing realistic fees, freeing universities from government control or concentrating research in elite universities.
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While Packet was looking at customized compute, Wasabi is concentrating squarely on storage, an area they understand well from their Carbonite days.
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Hot spot policing has been subject to rigorous testing, demonstrating that concentrating police efforts can reduce violence by as much as half.
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Supplies of existing homes for sale are extremely low, and builders are concentrating their efforts on the high end of the market.
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"We're not currently working on new features for Wunderlist as we're concentrating on our new app, Microsoft To-Do," a spokesperson said.
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Over the last week, protests have dwindled in number, concentrating on road closures on main routes as the economic crisis has deepened.
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But the basketball player said that he's been dealing with people's sudden interest in his personal life by concentrating on his career.
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Aladdin (1992) There's so much to love about Aladdin, but good luck concentrating on any of it if you're even remotely claustrophobic.
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But Mr Bolton is probably correct to suspect that the party has little to gain by concentrating on its anti-Islam agenda.
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Prince Muhammad is weakening all three by concentrating power in his own hands, pushing for social freedoms, and imposing austerity and privatisation.
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He and his colleagues examined the urine-concentrating ability of 15,055 American adults who were neither pregnant nor suffering from kidney disease.
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Some of those concentrating on the mass market think high battery costs mean electric cars will not be profitable for some time.
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It's almost as if Banksy is trying to warn us that technology is eroding ownership, concentrating power and shifting agents of control.
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Collecting the funniest News Feed posts and concentrating them in a dedicated place could appeal to kids seeking rapid-fire lightweight entertainment.
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The service has not yet been sold to any retailers, he added, and PV Labs is now concentrating on its military clients.
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"At the moment, we are concentrating on search and rescue and providing medical and therapeutic support to the community affected," he said.
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"While everyone else was concentrating very hard and getting nervous, we were relaxed and talking like friends," the 21-year-old said.
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The workspace provider, however, is concentrating on attracting longer-term staff teams from corporations, alongside smaller firms to increase its occupancy levels.
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Until these therapies come to market, much of the IPF community is now concentrating on sustaining the quality of life of patients.
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I'm still working a 9-5 and concentrating on studying as well as doing some web design stuff so I'm keeping busy.
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MBDA argues that it achieves economies by concentrating different functions—research or testing, for example—at one or other of its sites.
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After all, concentrating economic growth in just a few prosperous cities works as a national growth stance only up to a point.
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Turns out our ancestors stumbled onto something magical: Salt preserves the meat by sucking the water out, retarding spoilage and concentrating flavor.
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While the start-up once pursued several types of customers, it began concentrating on serving only medium-size offices and property managers.
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In iron ore, its push to refocus has meant concentrating on Australia's Pilbara region, where it has lower costs and higher grades.
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Cooking is the most efficient way to evaporate all that water in vegetables, and has a side benefit of concentrating their flavors.
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The study also claimed those heavy regulations would have the decidedly unprogressive effect of concentrating the death toll in low-income communities.
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"We will watch closely but now, here, we are concentrating on the future," Bach told reporters upon arriving in Lima on Thursday.
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Russia closed checkpoints at the Ukrainian border with Crimea over the weekend, leading to speculation that Russia was concentrating heavy weaponry there.
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"We're really concentrating on fundraising so that we can finance more research to find a cure," says Hurley of this year's campaign.
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This show is a ten-year survey concentrating on Krashes's paintings that emerged in an almost symbiotic relationship to his political involvement.
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One 2009 study found that two-thirds of providers reported "extreme sadness" and "difficulty concentrating" in the wake of harming a patient.
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But I noticed that even then, occasionally it would be extremely difficult for me to go up and down stairs without concentrating.
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But one thing is sure, there are fewer companies concentrating on caloric intake than caloric burn, and that seems like an opportunity.
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Experts say shorter workweeks lead to more productivity, in part because workers have trouble concentrating on tasks for longer than three hours.
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More importantly, he explains how we can dramatically increase our own life satisfaction: By concentrating on the happiness of those around us.
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True, some of this is because of the "packing" version of gerrymandering (concentrating partisan voters of one party in a single district).
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"We've ended up concentrating too much power in respective Republican and Democratic leaders in the House and the Senate," Mr. Warner said.
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Others are concentrating on downloading key guidance to implement health reforms and other documents that might be necessary for the historical record.
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Even though Rihanna's been concentrating more on Fenty, her beauty line, she still knows how to rock a stage (see: the Grammys).
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Insomnia is also proved to cause a litany of problems, such as deadly motor vehicle accidents, heart disease and difficulty in concentrating.
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"It's a perpetuating cycle... They're concentrating on how horrifying that outcome will be and the brain continues to scare them," Prudovski said.
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Democratic managers continued making opening arguments in the trial, concentrating on the first impeachment article accusing President Trump of abuse of power.
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For 2017, the calendar stepped up the game by concentrating more pointedly on age, and in the process flouting fashion's last taboo.
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Her husband becomes emotional a lot, she said, but she was mostly concentrating on their son, Brice, hoping he would stay quiet.
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If they produce some intellectual ferment they have also cloistered our liberal intelligentsia and actually weakened liberalism politically by concentrating its votes.
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While the chicken and the many ingredients add complexity, the peppers and onions are the stars, so I concentrated on concentrating them.
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Xi — concentrating power, abolishing term limits, extending technological tyranny — has left no doubt over his determination to prolong that cohesion through diktat.
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Season 2 is more about asking questions of Shadow, because he's got to become more proactive, and concentrating on the gods themselves.
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At the moment we are concentrating on reducing the rate of extinction of species, and I am all in favor of that.
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In his early days Sloane spent a year in Jamaica, working as a physician just as Britain was concentrating on acquiring an empire.
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The International Monetary Fund says the retreat from correspondent banking has made the global finance system more fragile by concentrating cross-border flows.
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I explode red dots on a computer screen by concentrating my gaze, so the eye tracking system can get to know my habits.
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Experts say oysters can be high-risk because they don't eat like humans do; instead, they filter water, concentrating bacteria in their tissues.
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Bananas. The hosts break down this rapidly proliferating market while concentrating on the new speakers from three companies: Sonos, Amazon, and Ultimate Ears.
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The 29-year-old was concentrating intensely as she strode into the throwing circle and launched the discus one last time for glory.
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The high cost of getting the update wrong is not so much concentrating minds as causing alarms to be yanked and brakes applied.
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The company said in July it is scaling back natural gas output in the Permian and concentrating on pumping higher-value crude oil.
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But the prospect of a new European crisis precipitated by a British exit from the bloc is concentrating minds in the White House.
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Responsibility for electrical power — and with it, social and political power — decomposes downward, to the local level, rather than concentrating at the top.
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Then he warms up the skin concentrating Benefit Cosmetics Hoola Matte Bronzer on the hollows of cheeks and just under the jaw line.
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Siemens plans to list the combined business by the end of September, with the remaining business concentrating on factory automation and smart infrastructure.
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Though sometimes persuaded to decentralise economic decision-making (which usually boosted output) he always ended up concentrating power in his own hands again.
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High fertility can also be tackled indirectly, by concentrating on the things that are known to affect it—above all, education for girls.
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Concentrating on those, we've compiled 10 well-made must-haves from Target that the Essentialist will get more than enough use out of.
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They are concentrating on critical business processes that are generally tied to revenue, but which have been traditionally done on paper or pdf.
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To remain solvent, the city has decided to shrink not just in population, but in size, concentrating residents and services in the centre.
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Twitter has not shuttered any of these yet, but from what we understand, it is now concentrating on what is driving more revenues.
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The Japanese firm is instead concentrating on using artificial intelligence (AI) and automation to make conventional cars safer and more enjoyable to drive.
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If you have trouble concentrating on what's in front of you and staying on task, you're more likely to impulsively use your smartphone.
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Estonian start-up Taxify has launched this week in the UK capital, after previously concentrating on emerging markets in eastern Europe and Africa.
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She says that one of the first signs that indicate a student should seek out help is if they are having trouble concentrating.
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Their geographic focus areas vary, with several concentrating on the Chicago area, others on the Midwest and still others looking at deals nationwide.
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Identitarians largely avoid old-fashioned national conflicts by concentrating instead on what they see as the civilisational clash between Europe and other continents.
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But he's also criticized the White House defense team for concentrating on Hunter Biden's job on the board of a Ukraine energy committee.
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Nina Hatvany has worked for 25 years in San Francisco as a real estate agent concentrating on the high end of the market.
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"(The driver) was looking back and looking to the side, so he wasn't concentrating on what was in front of him," Yunadi said.
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Overall, their results showed that lonely people were 24 percent more likely to report poor sleep, along with difficulty concentrating during the day.
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Once again, we are fighting last year's terrorist practice and not concentrating on the future evolution – or de-evolution of the terrorist threat.
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Essentially, PTSD makes it very hard for the sufferer to do the simplest daily tasks, such as eating, sleeping or concentrating on work.
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For a more polished look, lightly apply or spray a smoothing or argan oil concentrating from the mid to ends of the hair.
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The hackers buying personal details of election officials were concentrating on civil servants and employees who keep the commission's equipment running, he said.
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Instead, she said, the province has been concentrating on sending specially trained firefighters and specialized equipment in from other parts of the province.
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Levie will be concentrating on product and co-founder and CFO Dylan Smith will continue to lead the financial part of the organization.
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Since the end of April, Syria and Russia have been concentrating their firepower on northwest Syria, the remaining chunk of rebel-held territory.
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Seconds after court adjourned, I was concentrating on my laptop so intently that I didn't realize the bailiff was standing over me, frowning.
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Dating from throughout the last century but concentrating on the present, the garments tend to be astoundingly beautiful, wildly imaginative or sculpturally challenging.
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What Equifax and others have done in concentrating massive quantities of personal data simply is not desirable in our time of cyber insecurity.
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NASA would rent space on one or more of these space stations to continue space-based research while concentrating on deep space exploration.
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The plan says officials should provide "a large margin of safety" by concentrating efforts within a one-mile circle around each known infection.
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As rapidly as the insurance market is concentrating, medical providers are consolidating faster, driving up prices and creating huge differentials even within regions.
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CAL FIRE spokesman David Clark said personnel were concentrating around the towns of Ojai, which had flames on three sides, and Santa Paula.
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The major oil companies began concentrating their exploration efforts outside the U.S., whose reserves were deemed to be more or less used up.
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In other words, it completely removes the need to keep reaching for your phone when you should be concentrating on your muscle training.
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He noted that while battery capacity remains the biggest challenge, magniX is concentrating on vaulting some of the other hurdles in electrifying aircraft.
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Concentrating on a portion of the immigrant population while ignoring the contributions of many, adds a disturbing layer of hypocrisy to this debate.
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The funding will be split among four areas of research: photovoltaics, concentrating solar, workforce development and grid integration, DOE said in a statement.
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Policies meant to deter arrivals are putting them into a handful of centers, concentrating numbers in a way that makes them appear overwhelming.
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If you sit down to write about climate change and end up concentrating your fire on the Audubon Society, you've lost the plot.
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Concentrating millions of troops created ideal circumstances for the development of more aggressive strains of the virus and its spread around the globe.
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The main reason for this is because a person getting ready to be interviewed on camera should be concentrating on their own preparation.
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The album's broader strategy is to hint at the movie's story while concentrating on tales of struggle and swagger much closer to home.
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Mr. Kimmig, a prolific German director, resists the urge to use video, concentrating the entire drama in the raw performances of the actors.
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Now, he said, he is concentrating on saving, having enough insurance and being prepared for the financial demands of being a new father.
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It's a celebration of power, and the belief that concentrating corporate and political power in one place like Davos will produce great results.
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Authorities said they were concentrating on digging up bodies to stop fluids from contaminated corpses getting into the water supply and spreading disease.
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Rather than concentrating on individual financial institutions, the Department of the Treasury should focus on the financial market overall due to its interconnectivity.
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"Now we are concentrating on the rest of the season, try to get as many points as possible to challenge for the championship."
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Gauff had no time to think about her achievement, though, concentrating instead on the schoolwork that awaited her back in her hotel room.
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Concentrating the poor in one project was not a modern approach, said Bonnie Davis, a retired lawyer who moved to Apalachicola from Tallahassee.
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Tired people are incredibly unappealing — they have droopy eyes and messy hair, they have trouble concentrating, and they're as grouchy as they come.
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So she transferred to the University of California at Berkeley, concentrating primarily on painting, though she also learned to weave and print textiles.
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Several intelligence agencies and Ambassador Stevens himself warned that the security situation in Benghazi was deteriorating and that jihadi groups were concentrating there.
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But in concentrating on the clipped, dry fragments of everyday dialogue in a small town, Ashley's work is also democratic to its bones.
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But he's symptomatic of a trend that's concentrating more and more influence in the hands of a very particular, small set of people.
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In vetoing the proposed UN resolution, Russia said it was concentrating on engaging the U.S. in talks regarding a rebel withdrawal from Aleppo.
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Neal said his strategy includes shifting Lloyd's geographic focus, including concentrating on developed markets with strong growth potential such as the United States.
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By expanding the size of territories and concentrating lead flow, the sales reps who stay will be in a great position to succeed.
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Shiseido said in a separate statement that the sale of Zotos to Henkel advanced its strategy of concentrating on the professional market in Asia.
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It's no easy task, but researchers are concentrating on finding portions of the influenza virus that mutate less rapidly than the surface hemagglutinin proteins.
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Instead of concentrating on their core goal, they pay attention to narrower measures like cutting costs, or reducing the inconvenience suffered by their staff.
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The film notably toys with the facts a little, concentrating on Miles the quick-tongued, vibrant character as much as Miles the historical figure.
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I had been going to school and concentrating on art, so I considered photography another extension of this creative process, like watercolors or oils.
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Instead of concentrating on how they look in bikinis, Irwin suggested young men and women alike think about the higher purpose of their bodies.
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G.M. had historically given its chief executive the chairman's job as well, and was often criticized for concentrating too much authority in one leader.
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It's free, and unusual, because rather than concentrating on special effects or clever filters, it is focused on the quality of the final product.
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At other points he also talked about concentrating deportation efforts on "bad people", which is in fact a fair description of his predecessor's policy.
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But there's something to be said for pulling yourself out of the grind for a period of time and concentrating on recalibrating the system.
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Image: National Solar Observatory On May 18th, observers noted a group of sunspots concentrating in a single area on the surface of the sun.
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"The majority of it is a question of affordability," said Bob Youngentob, president of Maryland-based EYA, a builder concentrating largely in urban townhomes.
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It's a process which naturally extracts water by freezing it, thus concentrating the sugar of each grape and giving the wine its signature sweetness.
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By concentrating on the graves of architects, Kuehn is considering what people who dedicated their careers to design chose as their own final statements.
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So far, the company is concentrating on two markets, India and Mexico, which account for roughly 21 million immigrants to the U.S. every year.
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Some reckon that the higher-education market will diversify, with more institutions concentrating on niche or work-focused courses in order to attract students.
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For more click The Swiss textile machinery maker is cutting jobs and concentrating production at locations in Switzerland and Italy as it realigns units.
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Long held conservative beliefs that more competition and concentrating more generous government aid on the truly poor haven't really even been mentioned at all.
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Nordea cited internal reasons such as lowering its risk level and concentrating on Nordic markets as well as external factors for the target revamp.
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That is focuses on tertiary characters who have little bearing on the video game makes concentrating on each episode a test of the will.
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The new prologue seems like it might attempt to redress this one-sided treatment, concentrating on Batgirl as the Batgirl, not just a victim.
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"Certainly billions of dollars are coming from China, but there's nothing wrong with concentrating on millions when it comes to Southeast Asia," Ruggiero said.
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For 2016, International Women's Day is concentrating on "Pledge for Parity", a call to people everywhere to help achieve equality as quickly as possible.
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She was concentrating so intensely on her rushing orgasm she barely made out his response, hissed through set teeth as he fucked her. "Yes."
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Natalie Wynn makes some of the most well-produced and humorous videos of any indie YouTube creator, concentrating on various political and cultural subjects.
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In their model, trade allowed countries like America to economise on labour, by concentrating on capital-intensive activities that made little use of it.
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I think that part of the reason that that happened was that we spent a lot of time concentrating on not making regulatory mistakes.
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The result is malaise and stagnation, with wealth concentrating ever more densely at the top, poverty overwhelming the bottom and insecurity menacing the middle.
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But on a Sunday in mid-May, the Abrahams and their two children, ages 6 and 4, were concentrating on open houses in Pelham.
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She had the right pedigree, having toured and recorded with Will Oldham (in his Bonnie Prince Billy guise) before concentrating on her solo career.
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But for now, city officials are concentrating on proving to skeptics that more than a dozen passenger ferries could be built in a year.
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We forced ourselves to grow in a healthy way by concentrating our business on these lanes where we end up having really healthy economics.
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In a news update on Tuesday, the organization said the system is concentrating the plastic, but it's not able to hold on to it.
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Republicans' rural base All of this pressure is concentrating on exurban, small town and rural communities that have become central to Republican electoral power.
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I barely heard her, slumped in my chair and suddenly aware of how hard I had been concentrating for the past forty-five minutes.
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The Dells launched the Foundation 15 years ago to help children living in urban poverty on a global scale, concentrating on education and healthcare.
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I have a Bluetooth keyboard that I glued to the top of the treadmill; if I'm concentrating, I can actually type responses in email!
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With its smart home products, Ikea is seemingly concentrating on including just the necessary functions and not building in extra things, feature-creep style.
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Day 2100: Today was better than Day 215, but my mental fatigue has morphed into a fogginess that prevents me from concentrating on anything.
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But Republicans can still roll back ObamaCare's government takeover of the health sector piecemeal, concentrating on reforms that nearly all of them agree on.
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Instead, I was concentrating on the work's brooding transitions, and thinking about the second movement's route between delicate pizzicato phrases and heights of bombast.
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Mr. Muro worries that geographic concentration may ultimately hurt the nation's prosperity, by concentrating innovation in a very small cluster of mega-metro areas.
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Winner-take-some has evolved into winner-take-most or -all, and in many cases publicly traded companies are concentrating wealth, not spreading it.
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I almost never experience this in big blockbuster settings, because usually I'm concentrating too hard trying to track with the characters and the action.
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Both were replaced with officials who are less likely to be threats to MBS's power, concentrating even more authority in the crown prince's hands.
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It all happened by accident, but soon Kilgast became more and more interested in creating realistic mini sculptures concentrating on a theme of food.
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In one commercial, a child is falling asleep and having trouble concentrating in class, then drinks a Milo and springs to life with energy.
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A proportional system for allocating electoral votes would force presidential candidates to run truly national campaigns instead of concentrating on just the swing states.
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Sagittariuses are adventurers with their arrows pointed toward the future, but you're having a hard time concentrating on much else other than your beginnings.
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Others say that by concentrating on rural areas, Mr. Xi is neglecting the plight of the urban poor, many of whom are rural migrants.
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Despite this proliferation of voting-machine problems, the industry was expanding its reach and control, even as it was concentrating power into fewer hands.
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During games, Sanchez found himself stewing over his failures or his inability to help his teammates rather than concentrating on the task at hand.
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"They appear O.K., but their airways are so obstructed that they are concentrating, really focusing, on staying upright and just breathing," Dr. Baker said.
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But in June that plan was scrapped over what sources said were worries about concentrating too much production in a single, hurricane-prone location.
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Concentrating millions of troops created ideal circumstances for the development of more aggressive strains of the virus and its spread around the globe. 8.
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"I've been concentrating on imaging some of the nebulae and supernova remnants that are not often seen," Martin Heigan said of his recent photography.
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They're the ninth-best offensive team in the NBA, so it shows that when we're concentrating on what we're doing, we're more than capable.
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Research from Stanford University even suggests that breaking down ambitious pursuits by concentrating on small "sub-goals," rather taking massive steps, is more effective.
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Democratic managers closed out their opening arguments on Friday, concentrating on the second article of impeachment, which charged President Trump with obstructing the inquiry.
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Hold for three to five long, deep breaths, concentrating on a balance of strength and stretch in your legs and stability in your core.
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The Long Beach Opera, another progressive musical force in Southern California, inverts the usual opera-company formula, concentrating mainly on works by living composers.
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Immigrants who have been smuggled in this way have undergone monthslong hospitalizations and talk years later about having trouble concentrating and riding in vehicles.
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Integration: Facebook has pledged to integrate its messaging services across Facebook Messenger, Instagram and WhatsApp, potentially concentrating the range of information it already has.
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After the Civil War, they expanded to other commodities before concentrating on financial services and later metamorphosing into the nation's fourth-largest investment bank.
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I had an idea of the flow that I wanted to see—the outer space stuff, starting with scenes, and concentrating on "heroic" stuff.
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Current CEO Kyle Vogt will become president and CTO, concentrating on leading "technology development" as the division pushes toward a commercial rollout in 13.
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Concentrating more on characters than big bang-up stunt scenes, Logan is the kind of comic book movie even the pickiest cinephile can love.
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The CCC's call for "prioritisation"—concentrating on policies that offer the biggest bang for the buck—should be well-suited to poor places like Haiti.
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According to the American Psychological Association, those who experience it may feel disinterest in the baby, experience anxiety, and have difficulty concentrating, amongst other things.
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Rather than seeing technology facilitate greater communication, economic opportunity, and leisure, it seemed that it was exacerbating our differences, concentrating wealth, and threatening all livelihoods.
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While Trudeau has emerged as one of the world's leading progressive leaders, at home Canadians are concentrating more on their jobs and taxes, said Bricker.
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"Those are the ones we are concentrating on to see ... if we can bring forth a little more support than we have today," he said.
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But he reiterated the need to look for savings from programs like Medicare, instead of concentrating on cutting back existing programs at departments across Washington.
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Step 4:Finally, build some black shadow onto each lid, concentrating on the middle and outer regions, and blend it into a slight winged shape.
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That repeated practice of concentrating to keep the video playing trains Harris's brain to easily and efficiently return to a focused state, he told ESPN.
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It is concentrating on "returning to its origins, finding its traditions and taking a position in favor of Brazil and the Brazilian people," said Sen.
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But that is a subject for another day… Navigating the present means concentrating on long-term goals and the fundamental merits of our individual holdings.
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The company has been concentrating on providing code review as a service, a task that often gets lost in today's high-speed agile development cycles.
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Alexandra tells The Creators Project that she began making digital works in 2012 after concentrating on drawing and painting in the mid-to-late 2000s.
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But Dr. Jamison points out how on the night of Nola's opening, she spent the evening putting out fires instead of concentrating on her work.
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Publishers should have been concentrating on building an owned audience on their sites and email lists instead of becoming dependent on Facebook's fickle mediated channel.
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For an hour, a half-dozen employees responsible for sweating every last detail of Dreamforce, pour over renderings, concentrating as much on style as substance.
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But this year, Google seemed to be concentrating its efforts on refining those products with artificial intelligence, cloud infrastructure, and other improvements behind the scenes.
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" A doctor who examined Gaines said in a court document that she reported "problems concentrating in school and this is still a problem for her.
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Or maybe you made the mistake of concentrating all of your deferrals into that one high-flying tech stocks fund that's in your plan's menu.
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But it also shows that while concentrating on cigarettes has largely paid off, about 247 million people are still using some type of tobacco product.
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Foreign aid hurts real diplomacy A less demonstrable cost of foreign aid is the price we pay for concentrating our diplomatic capital on nation-building.
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The weakest, slowest, simplest enemies in the game, and one time in 10, they'd catch me when I wasn't concentrating and kick me to death.
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As Cisco tries to fight off disruptive forces, one of the industries it's been concentrating on is Internet of Things, especially with a cloud bent.
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Part of the problem here is that to the extent that authoritarian attitudes exist in the American electorate, they are concentrating in the Republican Party.
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Lipton is confident that his strategy of concentrating on high-stakes corporate situations will persist, according to interviews with several senior partners at the firm.
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The works council also took aim at Deutsche Boerse Chief Executive Carsten Kengeter for concentrating exclusively on the deal with London and neglecting other possibilities.
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The President authorized more troops and declared that the US will avoid nation building, concentrating instead on empowering the Afghans to fight their own battles.
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On the other hand, this work does suggest a way to get around the problem in future, namely by concentrating analysis on translucent shells alone.
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The irony of Trump concentrating his ire on Sessions is that the attorney general has been the most effective member of the administration by far.
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Two years ago, the council restructured, concentrating power and money in the hands of three of the biggest cricket-playing nations: Australia, England and India.
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Assad's forces have secured the upper hand on the battlefield and are concentrating their efforts in clearing out remaining areas of opposition influence around Damascus.
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But most of these restrictions have a sound rationale, including concentrating liquidity, and they are likely to be relaxed as the contract becomes more established.
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Issues with plastic collection Earlier in December, the organization said the system is concentrating the plastic, but it's not able to hold on to it.
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Lufthansa and Lauda declined to comment, while at Condor a source familiar with the matter said the German carrier was concentrating on its own bid.
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"That's what's changed over the last few years — particularly the larger producers have been concentrating on quality, with a significant degree of success," he said.
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As IBM tries to transform into a company concentrating on cloud, big data, security and analytics, it's clear how this acquisition fits within that list.
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EFGInt has completed its restructuring it started in 2011, under which the business model has been simplified by concentrating on its core private banking activities.
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Both leaders have talked of more transparency and concentrating on developing football, although Infantino's first few months in charge have been far from plain sailing.
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The way your teeth scrape across the spoon prevents me from concentrating on my morning Facebook scroll, and for that reason: This relationship is over.
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Why it matters: It is another example of low-key but big-money consolidation in health care — this time concentrating market power for spine devices.
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Yes, there was activation in some areas, but what they really found is that when you're really concentrating, a lot of activity is tamped down.
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The lithe right-hander had come close to quitting three years ago, at 128, before rededicating herself to tennis by concentrating on her mental approach.
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The biggest of the exhibition's three galleries is a flexible space called the Future City Lab, concentrating on the next 50 years of the city.
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Sanders had in effect conceded the South to his opponent, canceling a long-planned rally in Mississippi while furiously concentrating his efforts on the Midwest.
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This study looked only at one aspect of recovery after exercise, however, concentrating on how tired muscles might best regain their ability to generate power.
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She graduated magna cum laude from Tufts, and received a master's degree in international relations and economics, concentrating on European studies, from Johns Hopkins University.
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Uchida, an extraordinarily fine pianist, nears the end of her project concentrating on Schubert with this penultimate installment of a two-year series of concerts.
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Black women faced pervasive racism and gender discrimination at the same time and did not have the option of concentrating solely on women's voting rights.
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By concentrating on detail, which is a central feature of Takenaga's work, she has gone against the reductive tendencies of Minimalism that still haunt painting.
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To help, you might look at some of the thousands of comments on this article, perhaps concentrating on the NYT Picks or the Readers' Picks.
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Since then, the company has decided not to hold evening contemporary art auctions during the London "season," concentrating instead on sales in March and October.
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Increasingly, people and jobs are concentrating in a few dozen high-performing metropolitan areas, leaving others struggling to maintain population, economic growth rates, or both.
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In the fall it freezes back up, creating a cycle in which soil layers get mixed down to the bedrock, concentrating carbon at the bottom.
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Concentrating care at fewer facilities can have the effect of sending patients to places with greater expertise but also leads to some patients being diverted.
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Difficulty concentrating can be a symptom of general anxiety disorder, which can present as trouble sitting still and can lead to poor performance in school.
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Ms. Kurashima's mother said that her daughter had recently retired from professional tennis, and was concentrating on running the clothing line she owned in Tokyo.
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Concentrating on her early years as an artist, it tracks the experiments in printmaking and assemblage that led her to arrive at the titular work.
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Many investors may be concentrating on some of Wall Street's biggest companies but analysts told clients this week not to overlook these other compelling stocks.
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Stheeman said regulators may be inadvertently concentrating power in the hands of bigger firms, leaving issuers such as Britain depending on fewer players for liquidity.
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Instead of concentrating on the border wall, we should work with Mexico to construct and rebuild physical ports of entry along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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"Drivers still need to take responsibility for being fully alert and concentrating on driving, even with these systems are installed in their vehicles," says Curtis.
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"Everything we've been led to understand is that by concentrating the Equinox production on our Ingersoll facilities, everything was going to be fine," Dias said.
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Wyborney, concentrating as she sat with her elbows on the table and one hand absent-mindedly raised to her mouth, kept up a running commentary.
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John Kasich is concentrating all of his resources on neighboring Utah, where Republicans will caucus in a lower-stakes, proportional contest on the same day.
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By concentrating only on the red lines representing market transactions, Simon said, classical economics misses out a great deal of what happens in the world.
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Bolton has also been able to win favor with Trump by concentrating on issues and areas not directly in Trump's gaze—or within Paul's wheelhouse.
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But they can be fatal under would-be autocrats, for they provide a seemingly legitimate (and often popular) justification for concentrating power and eviscerating rights.
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They might do it on what, one-and-a-half speed or whatever, but they listen and they're concentrating on it and it's very intimate.
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After sheep, he moved on to other mammals, acquiring strands from a lion's mane and some tawny fur from a lynx, before concentrating on humans.
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Speaking to reporters at an economic forum in Vladivostok, Novak said policymakers should focus on balancing the energy market instead of concentrating on oil prices.
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I'm pretty good at concentrating on these things, but it's hard to stay focused when you're simultaneously trying to keep jungle critters from biting your junk.
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Seeds are planted inside at the start of the rainy season, and the pits boost crop productivity by concentrating scarce water and nutrients around the plants.
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For now, the company is just concentrating on configuration, but with the funding it plans to expand the product to solve the other problems, as well.
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It looks like the brand would be better off concentrating on bringing back the universally loved Crystal Pepsi and the delicious but Japan-only Sakura Pepsi.
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They panic when they see people in uniform, cannot fall asleep until they're assured their parents are home and safe, and have trouble concentrating at school.
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Defence companies then compounded this error by concentrating on making software that puts walls around systems to protect against attacks, which tech firms are better at.
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"Many people reported the same symptoms I had: difficulties with memory, extreme difficulty concentrating, and feeling unable to stop scrolling through these infinite feeds," he says.
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Another recent study found that one in 10 women were regularly bedridden by their period pain, and 40% said the pain prevented them concentrating at work.
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So, maybe he was just concentrating really hard, or doing his best to hear with the slight, awkward delay that tends to happen with satellite interviews.
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" —reynam204dd "Saying things like, 'That car is blue' or 'Today is a Tuesday,' really help you to ground yourself by concentrating on things besides your anxiety.
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Tactfully, NATO had decided not to put Russia on the agenda of the mini-summit, concentrating instead on the thing Mr Trump cares most about: terrorism.
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Harry is concentrating his attention to this less talked-about consequence of conflict as he widens the appreciation of the challenges facing former armed forces members.
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In 1961 they renovated an Off Broadway theater in a corner of Carnegie Hall into a 19723-seat movie house concentrating on foreign and independent films.
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We already know that there are different kinds of brain waves for different activities, and that the pattern looks different if you're sleeping versus really concentrating.
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That might have been your goal, but Dr. Jacobus adds that you'll also have to deal with heightened "performance impairments" like difficulty concentrating and remembering things.
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Mark Zuckerberg opted to follow them, concentrating on Facebook's mobile app ahead of its website, and buying up two fast-growing communication apps, WhatsApp and Instagram.
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Patients with this level of the disease typically have trouble remembering conversations, using things around the house or concentrating, but can otherwise function on their own.
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Del Vecchio also said the group was concentrating on organic growth and had set "very ambitious" long-term targets that could be achieved without any acquisitions.
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Another area of research is "beamforming," which is concentrating the energy of a signal to steer it in a certain direction, aimed right at its target.
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But concentrating on the storylines seems besides the main point, which is that pro wrestling can sometimes just be a quirky, over the top, single event.
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How could you be a serious critic concentrating on the most radical art and write about flower paintings, unless they were done by Lichtenstein or Warhol?
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There, it exposes borrowers to the risk of concentrating debt in the hands of a few mostly local lenders, diluting the advantage of diversified financing sources.
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They're not profitable but the idea is that the business will reach "scale" first, before concentrating on making money once it's won plenty of market share.
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Nacion Retiro also has a strong market position in the retirement and savings lines, concentrating 9.7% of GWP and 8.5% of total reserves in the segment.
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During that time, the drop in VC funding amount has been nowhere near as dramatic, highlighting that VCs are concentrating investment into fewer later-stage companies.
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The company's results have also been disappointing so far, triggering a revamp of its strategy under Jenisch, focusing more on growth and concentrating on fewer markets.
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But it's just having the bandwidth to do it, and we're concentrating on the moment on things like healthcare and recommendation systems, these kinds of things.
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Yet the ones in Clinton's sights, and where she looks -- at this point -- likely to prevail, have more delegates than those on which Sanders is concentrating.
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"Because commodities are out of favor right now, we are concentrating on the potential of the Iranian consumer," said Rabii, who makes investing decisions for Turquoise.
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Critics, led by virtual reality pioneer Jaron Lanier, have criticized the company for concentrating the wealth generated by users' posts rather than sharing it with them.
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David Miliband, head of the International Rescue Committee, a humanitarian group, wants rich countries to accept 10% of the world's refugees, concentrating on the most vulnerable.
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"We have many elephants concentrating in very few water holes fighting to drink water and this has made the smaller elephants lacking water," the page says.
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"The current trend of concentrating wealth in the hands of a diminishing number of ultra-rich individuals is unsustainable," says Tom Sommerville, an IT strategy consultant.
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Earlier in the day, I asked Agus Ichi, a public relations officer with the Search and Rescue Agency (Basarnas), where SAR teams were concentrating their efforts.
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Concentrating the state's limited judicial and police powers on the B.N.P. and its supporters reduces the resources that can be devoted to preventing terrorism and crime.
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America's constitutional system of checks and balances was designed to prevent leaders from concentrating and abusing power, and for most of our history, it has succeeded.
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But there are exuberant economies in writing too, as Davis says of Henry James and Marcel Proust, whose books seem baggy only if you're not concentrating.
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When Weiss wasn't concentrating on putting one foot in front of the other, she said, she tried to look around at the desert's valleys and mountains.
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The company is going to be "a more focused industrial company," Flannery said at the company's investor day Monday, concentrating on health care, aviation and energy.
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But with Mr. Xi concentrating more power in his own hands, the usefulness of such a wide-ranging exercise may have outrun itself, some Americans said.
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As the weeks passed, Wilson behaved as the engineers hoped it would—reorienting itself when the wind changed direction, catching and concentrating plastic in its arms.
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"We forced ourselves to grow in a healthy way by concentrating our business on these lanes where we end up having really healthy economics," Lewis said.
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After many years of concentrating on the human figure, he began painting what he described as "environmental landscapes"—landscapes so large that they enveloped the viewer.
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"Withdrawal symptoms can interfere with day-to-day functions and can include severe headaches, difficulty concentrating, irritability, depressed mood or even flu-like symptoms," Sweeney said.
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"It's a massive deal concentrating a huge amount of media power under one corporate umbrella," said Craig Aaron, president of the consumer advocacy group Free Press.
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Smith claimed that instead of concentrating on Russia's attraction to "kleptocracy and autocratic dictatorships," Trump and some allies in Congress have devised harmful narratives at home.
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I should be concentrating on myself and thinking about what I need to do to win this golf tournament, regardless of who else is up there.
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"We are concentrating on music right now but I think this time next year we would be in different verticals like sports and theatre," he says.
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After showering, shampooing, and towel-drying, I applied a "coin-sized dollop" (which I took to mean a quarter-sized dollop), concentrating it on the ends.
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Then we can take away the ice and we concentrate the liquid, we concentrate the alcohol, but most importantly, we're concentrating the flavors and the aromas.
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By concentrating the light onto a smaller point, you get considerably more energy out of the cell's tiny surface area than if it were ordinarily illuminated.
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The division's new boss Michael Ball is concentrating on top-line growth at the expense of profitability as he seeks to reinvigorate sales by year's end.
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Meanwhile, a 2202 analysis revealed that the number of high school students concentrating in career education rose 2628 percent, to 28500 million, during the past decade.
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The report did not discuss the worst-case scenario of the use of nuclear weapons, instead concentrating on credit quality for countries and industries at risk.
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"Here, we take a jack-o'-lantern approach," concentrating on limited projects that are the equivalent of the eyes or the mouth on a Halloween pumpkin.
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"Were every child to be able to succeed in this country regardless of their family circumstances, perhaps concern over concentrating wealth would be unfounded," he writes.
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The group has reacted in Nangarhar Province by concentrating its attacks on civilian "soft targets," most recently on Tuesday, with an attack on a refugee agency.
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Before joining the ACLU, she worked in the chief of staff's office at the Department of Homeland Security, concentrating on national security and civil rights issues.
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While Mexico says it is no longer concentrating on detaining drug lords, the Mexican government has extradited Oseguera's son and has detained some of his associates.
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By concentrating on detail, which is a central feature of Barbara Takenaga's work, she has gone against the reductive tendencies of Minimalism that still haunt painting.
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I'd want to make a film about the experience simply of being on the moon, concentrating on the detail of it, exactly what it was like.
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It is the world's first utility-scale concentrating solar power plant that uses extremely hot salt to extend the use of solar energy way past sundown.
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However, he's been masking his own issues by concentrating on the wellbeing of uncle Nicky and military vet Cassidy, whose marriage Kevin volunteered to help save.
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Dr. Fugazza and colleagues reported online in Current Biology that this showed that the dogs remembered an event they hadn't been concentrating on, the trainer's action.
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"What we are concentrating on is building the tools so people can control their experience on Instagram," said Karina Newton, head for public policy at Instagram.
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In June 20003, a team of scientists, almost all Bolivian, set out on a three-year survey of life in the park, concentrating on 15 sites.
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Now the Czechs may be concentrating their scouting efforts on the Czech Extraliga, the Kontinental Hockey League, the Swedish Elite League and the Finnish Elite League.
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Pfaff takes on the elements of the standard story one by one, mostly concentrating on statistics involving state prisons, where the majority of inmates are housed.
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Defeating them would require concentrating American forces in the area at the expense of other global theaters and would cost the United States lives and equipment.
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The possibility of a no-deal Brexit in the coming weeks or months should also be concentrating minds across the 19 countries that use the euro.
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Leeds is concentrating on trying to win promotion to the Premier League and rolled out a team to play Sutton that included many backups and youngsters.
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When an employee has returned to the office, he or she might be teary, less productive or have difficulty concentrating, resulting in heavier workloads for others.
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The company is also concentrating on shortening the time it takes to install its machines, in the face of competition from main rival Varian Medical Systems.
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The way technology has evolved, with the right big idea you can generate huge amounts of value — but then, it also has this wealth-concentrating effect.
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And if AGI is built, by default, it will be a hundred times, a thousand times, ten thousand times more concentrating than we've seen so far.
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Now on, May 4, the anniversary of the book's first publishing in 1939, a third album will be released, concentrating on passages instead of full chapters.
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So they increased their holiday deployment, to 142 from 88, concentrating on the banks of the Rhine River, where revelers traditionally gather for a giant fireworks display.
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Thanks to streaming services, free-to-air networks are concentrating on local news as a point of difference, founder and former journalist Adam Walters said over email.
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The strong sunlight reflected off the IKEA Blanda Blank bowl's surface, concentrating it enough to ignite the stem of the bunch of grapes Walter was munching on.
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In both cases, he wants to depict what he sees, to overcome his feeling of floating around, by concentrating on a single object in front of him.
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It will continue to service the Gulf region via its branch in Bahrain, while concentrating on its operations in Turkey and Germany, where it opened in 2015.
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Sometimes cats will wag their tails when they're stalking something—it's a sort of twitch, which indicates that the cat is interested in or concentrating on something.
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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey says the company will build support for a more remote workforce as concentrating employees in San Francisco 'is not serving us any longer'.
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"What we were concentrating on was recurrent depression," said Dr. Robert Temple, deputy director for clinical science in the F.D.A.'s Center for Drug Evaluation and Research.
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But the struggle for Mosul is concentrating minds like no other encounter with IS. Why do so many inside and outside Iraq consider Mosul a turning point?
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Scholz told a business conference outside Paris that governments were concentrating too much procurement spending on local companies and said weapons systems were too fragmented across Europe.
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By episodically sloshing seawater into tidal pools, from which it would then evaporate, they would have provided a way of concentrating the chemicals from which life developed.
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I found myself concentrating on the visual dance between repetition and difference, closely gazing at a series of minute dots made with the point of the pencil.
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Monitoring urine concentration matters because, as the kidneys' urine-concentrating ability diminishes, so too does their ability to filter out toxins and waste products from the blood.
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Aim to glide through the water, concentrating on balance, fluidity and relaxation, delaying exhaustion by using just the muscles you need, and only when you need them.
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That means that floating plastic debris will move faster than the booms themselves, concentrating into a central area where ships would collect the trash once a month.
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This accelerator focuses on scalable tech companies concentrating on web, software and mobile breakthroughs, and a good number of the applicants accepted into the program are women.
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Concentrating opposition supporters in the one seat should more than double the incumbent's winning majority, but makes it harder for the BN's critics to compete next door.
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There is a point at which you stop trying to comprehend why an athlete is on a higher plane, and start concentrating on getting him the ball.
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For now, Sisense is concentrating on the power of the alerts to let users know when something has changed significantly without having to explicitly ask the tool.
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His opponents will also have to be more discerning about responding and reacting so much, concentrating instead on building their own agendas and promoting their own issues.
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You could also consider it if you're having a hard time concentrating and focusing, and your mood is impacting your ability to do your assignments or study.
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Last year in April, the RBI had said it would explore possibility of setting up more differentiated banks, including those concentrating on wholesale and long-term financing.
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Neither Red Bull nor champions Mercedes were focusing on lap times, concentrating instead on race simulations, and Mercedes have felt no need to try out the hypersofts.
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When you are concentrating on a tough task, the last thing you need is to be distracted by the latest hallway chat about politics or sports scores.
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If you're healthy but experiencing markers linked to various mental illnesses—fear, sadness, numbness, trouble concentrating, stress—that sucks also and I'm not here to belittle them.
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Since EEG is so sensitive to arm movements, patients could control a high-tech prosthetic limb, just by concentrating on how they want the limb to move.
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LafargeHolcim, formed by a 2015 merger of France's Lafarge and Switzerland's Holcim, has also been targeting faster growth by concentrating on fewer markets and making small acquisitions.
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After a lifetime of failures in school, serious run-ins with the law, and difficulty concentrating, Gray's family settled a lead poisoning lawsuit against the property owner.
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For now, the company is concentrating on building a community of users, but eventually the business will provide consulting and support services for companies who need it.
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In that plan, Trump authorized more troops and declared that the US would avoid nation building, concentrating instead on empowering the Afghans to fight their own battles.
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Studio: Remembering Chris Marker, published in May by OR Books, remembers an artist known for works about memory by concentrating on the space in which he worked.
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Toyota and other global carmakers are concentrating their efforts on developing lower emissions vehicles, including electric cars while also focusing on expanding market share in emerging markets.
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Archer's best friend, John Anderson, is a humorless "apprentice bike-frame builder" with a concentration in math whom we see neither building bikes nor concentrating on numbers.
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In order to avoid concentrating risks and higher volatility in its reserves, China will need to start selling assets of relatively low quality, such as real estate.
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Among them was a Christian legislator from majority-Muslim Pakistan, who has been serving for 14 years and concentrating on women's issues and matters of forced conversion.
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We need to get better at delivering foreign assistance to this demographic, and we can do so by concentrating our resources on a smaller number of countries.
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In prison, Gucci stuck largely to routine, concentrating on prayer, working out and reading, especially the Bible and self-help books by Tony Robbins and Deepak Chopra.
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Fear to me is when you spend so much time concentrating on what you don't want to happen rather than on exactly what you want to do.
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The paper has put up an online paywall and is concentrating on subscriptions, but its focus on elderly Brexiteers does not bode well for growing its readership.
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Mr. McLinden, a 45-year-old Briton, grimaced, concentrating on a tablet screen connected to his drone handset and monitoring the aircraft's progress through its onboard camera.
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China's Foreign Ministry did not directly mention Iran in its statement on the call between Xi and Salman, instead concentrating on Xi's comments on cementing bilateral ties.
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She's burned people alive before, and she is concentrating on what matters most to her: breaking the wheel of violence that oppresses all the people of Westeros.
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This exhibition is a ten-year survey concentrating on Peter Krashes's paintings that emerged in an almost symbiotic relationship with his political involvement as a community organizer.
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Femtech, or tech concentrating on women's health, has picked up steam in the last couple of years as more female founders and engineers get involved in tech.
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The public domain images of the atlas are part of the library's Picturing Places online resource, launched this month and concentrating on hundreds of landscape-related objects.
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Lyrica's most common side effects include dizziness, blurry vision, sleepiness, and trouble concentrating: a cognitive effect that Jung and her doctors claim both drugs had on her.
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Most of us subconsciously make a face when we're intensely concentrating on a task, whether it's lifting a weight in the gym or catching up on emails.
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One lesson that China drew from the upheavals of the Cultural Revolution was the danger of concentrating power in one supreme, unassailable leader who ruled for life.
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We must find a way to be that whale: concentrating more on our own place in the world and less on what others have gotten themselves into.
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She also said she planned on spending about three months concentrating on her new job, which meant that she wouldn't be able to see him until October.
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The alternative of concentrating density along transit lines would allow more people to live in the parts of California with better jobs and services — and shorter commutes.
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But Mr. Mabuza raised more red flags, stripping some of the decision-making power over government projects from local officials and concentrating it in his own office.
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Other outside experts said that concentrating large numbers of sick people together in dormitory-like facilities created conditions ripe for inadvertently spreading a range of infectious diseases.
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She castigates pharmaceutical companies (as have many others) for concentrating on drugs that often fail and at best achieve, on average, a few extra months of life.
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Instead, it calls for a wine that makes people happy, promoting the casual joy of gathering with friends rather than concentrating the mind on a life marker.
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Target 2 was designated as a ground burst, meaning the Titan II at Sahuarita was intended to destroy a facility underground by concentrating its explosive force downward.
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Between 1887-1889, he designed a full system of "mining, crushing, separating, and concentrating" at a mine in New Jersey, according to the Thomas A. Edison Papers.
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Instead, they're concentrating on monetizing the business by growing online ads, premium user packages and subscription services, with a focus on their Singapore and Hong Kong markets.
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Instead of dwelling on how you may have stumbled, look at the relationship's end in "a more empowering way," she suggested, concentrating on what you did right.
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Instead of concentrating solely on how many customers the company has recruited or which targets it needs to hit next, Fried is more focused on the process.
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"It's actually less competitive to do business in the lower-tier cities, when Ofo and Mobike were pretty much concentrating in the tier-one cities," he added.
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Toronto will get either the Indiana Pacers or the Detroit Pistons in the opening round and is concentrating on getting the right mindset heading into the postseason.
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According to a video released by the company, viewers can browse titles by moving their head from side to side, then select one by concentrating on it.
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This works beautifully with a thorny enigma like "Measure for Measure," where concentrating too much on the characters' warped psychology can strand you in a Freudian wilderness.
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A group of Harvard University students on Wednesday sued to compel the university to divest from private prisons after previously concentrating their efforts on protests and petitions.
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Then, in the spring, the city will install 40 feeders dispensing pellets spiked with the birth control medication around the city, concentrating on areas of most complaint.
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Though NAFTA is a trilateral deal, Freeland noted that many issues were chiefly bilateral, which is what she said the United States and Mexico were concentrating on.
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