It cuts down on the tension, it cuts down on the amount of time that we have in court.
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This cuts down on the electricity costs for the holidays.
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The door is open for more cuts down the road.
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In this way, it hardly cuts down on distracted driving.
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"Yeast cuts down the life of the bread," he explains.
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This instills trust and respect and cuts down on tantrums.
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"He cuts down his swing to make contact," Servais said.
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A hygienic mask cuts down on the ick factor dramatically.
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Cali's earlier start time also cuts down the drinking hours.
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Unlike physical sutures, nano-suturing cuts down on scars and inflammation.
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So that cuts down on a lot of human population variability.
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A shiny coating on the inner vessel cuts down thermal radiation.
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Trying these methods at home also cuts down on the expense.
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It cuts down friends, loved ones, siblings, spouses, parents and children.
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Relying on a proven system cuts down on costs and risks.
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It eliminates corporate welfare programs and cuts down on wasteful spending.
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It cuts down on emissions and improves fuel economy as well.
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Now, Bank of America is forecasting three rate cuts down to 1.6%.
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This cuts down on the temptation to check Facebook or group chats.
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The gist: Secondhand fur cuts down on the need for new production.
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Training on a specific speaker greatly cuts down on the software's guesswork.
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A logger cuts down a tree affected by the bark beetle outbreak.
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Democrats, on the other hand, say it cuts down on water pollution.
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A towel that cuts down on the hair's drying time and damage
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More people working from home also cuts down on carbon emissions from commuting.
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That cuts down how much travels through the bank in the first place.
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This cuts down on people using others' tragedies or causes for personal gain.
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Avoiding pre-packaged meals and snacks cuts down costs considerably, he said.26.
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Emoji significantly cuts down on projecting your emotion through long and meaningless words.
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Someone tell the V.A. A veneer of seriousness cuts down on the fun.
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A lack of cash also cuts down the danger of robbery or theft.
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This cuts down on the amount of time spent talking about slides, he writes.
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That could make it more difficult to maintain the budget cuts down the road.
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The agency cuts down on waste and duplication, identifying ineffective programs and taking action.
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Fans swear that it also cuts down on drying time and sleekly defines curls.
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Luckily, the oh-so-sustainable Popper is reusable and cuts down on paper waste.
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By necessity, this cuts down on heavy stuff when you gotta get greens in.
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A hair towel that cuts down on drying time by as much as 50%
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But Ms. Grause said she was confident her group could talk the cuts down.
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Pros: Cuts down on frizz, paraben-free, aluminum-free, affordableCons: Has a strong scent
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Using online collaboration tools, on the other hand, cuts down massively on such distractions.
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This cuts down on crowds and allows for selfies to be taken in peace.
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Breakfast is included in our riad so it cuts down significantly on extra costs.
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" The company Weyerhaeuser, which cuts down trees, positions itself as "part of the solution.
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It also cuts down on the number of devices people have to lug around.
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Convoy says its technology cuts down time and improves service for shippers using Convoy.
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For working professionals, it cuts down on waste and encourages "investment" in pricey pieces.
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Huge Medicaid cuts down the road more than offset any short-term influx of money.
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The museum is also close to my house, so that cuts down on transportation costs!
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It also cuts down on the overall amount of work she has to do herself.
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This site cuts down on the cost of investing so you can make more money
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That cuts down on the emissions that cause greenhouse gasses used to make new plastic.
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Jarvis uses almost no plastics in its boards, which drastically cuts down on nonbiodegradable waste.
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The company also created tools like Second Look, which cuts down on accidental or fraudulent transactions.
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That cuts down on transporting things by air, which emits dramatically more carbon than ground transportation.
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Sure, the hope may be that a biased approach to moderation cuts down on toxic chatter.
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"Now if someone cuts down trees or kills animals, people will report them," said Mama Mercy.
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It cuts down considerably on the amount of knot tying, mechanical tinkering, and equipment choice required.
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"It cuts down on the cost, on the recovery time, and on the complications," says Wiederhold.
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That cuts down on an annoyance for locals, and another major source of congestion and pollution.
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It cuts down on decision fatigue and can help you be more productive through the day.
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It cuts down the travel time, so they'll have more time to sleep before that 8 a.m.
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It also has a built-in ionizer to deionize hair, which effectively cuts down on static electricity.
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Still, if the technology does become widespread and cuts down on distracted driving, the benefits are obvious.
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Better pay also increases retention, which cuts down on the cost of recruiting and onboarding new employees.
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We recently started using reusable mesh bags for our produce, which really cuts down our plastic usage.
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It cuts down on closet clutter and saves me a lot of money in the long run.
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This is particularly welcome given that this cuts down on the need for pesticides or the like.
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If you're someone who wants to equip heavier armor and enormous weapons, that cuts down on mobility.
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Plus, it helps the stone get up to temperature faster, which cuts down on pre-heat times.
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Perhaps most importantly here, becoming gainfully employed dramatically cuts down the chances that these individuals will reoffend.
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Reshoring reduces transportation costs and cuts down on the time required to bring new designs to market.
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YouTube now has a solution that cuts down that delay, known as "latency," to just a couple seconds.
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If a company cuts down forests, and you call them a "Forest Destroyer," that makes them look bad.
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In 2016, U.S. companies announced a total of 526,915 job cuts, down 12 percent from last year's total.
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It cuts down on sellers having to answer the same questions over again, and helps other potential buyers.
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Completing sidequests levels you up and, in turn, cuts down on the challenge of working through the story.
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There's already early indication of an appetite to address the national debt with entitlement cuts down the road.
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Its locations measure just 650 square feet and don't have indoor seating, which cuts down on energy costs.
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It cuts down on the growth of floating plankton, which is what the lake's many fish populations eat.
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The Senate's version of the government spending bill cuts down on special measures for the Medicare Advantage industry.
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Enter the Durinal, which cuts down on traffic by replacing one regular 60 "x30" lavatory with two urinals.
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Perhaps most importantly, it drastically cuts down on the amount of energy that warehouse workers have to exert.
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This also cuts down on the stress of not being able to find allergy-safe food to eat.
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"With cuts down from last year in most industries, people should remain optimistic about job prospects," he said.
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Anything that cuts down on the anxiety of checking my news feed is a win in my book.
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Medical supervision for people who take illegal intravenous drugs prevents overdoses and, surprisingly, cuts down on drug use.
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Those sharp images are thanks to a powerful quad-core processor, which also cuts down on excess video noise.
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This cuts down on both the economic and intellectual costs of continuing to experiment with growing food in space.
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Many times, establishing a reliable non-human relationship and boosting self-esteem cuts down on repeat offenses, Stephany said.
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Using less energy cuts down further on the water needed to produce electricity, creating a virtuous circle, he said.
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And they'll look great on a crisp HD display that cuts down on glare and provides plenty of brightness.
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It essentially cuts down the supply of bitcoin coming onto the market, helping to keep a limit on inflation.
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Four-versus-four cuts down on that randomness, and Bungie went even further by slowing down the super charge rate.
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I'm not a betting man, not Jimmy the Greek, but I wouldn't be shocked if Loyola cuts down the nets.
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There's a real thrill following Darth Maul with his double-bladed lightsaber as he cuts down everyone he comes across.
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At the same time, they say their workflow software cuts down on the cost and time that market research takes.
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Scott calls it bird food, but hey, it gets the job done and it cuts down on flatus, a.k.a. tooting!
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He said the oceans and atmosphere unit will have about 355 staff members after the cuts, down from about 420.
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Ethanol also cuts down on smog and reduces carbon emissions by an average of 43 percent, according to federal data.
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Not all Siri functionality requires your device to send information to Apple's servers, either, so that cuts down on exposure.
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There's (far) less drug use in this sequel than before, which cuts down on the need for expressionism and surrealism.
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Since it doubles as a cleanser, this cuts down on the number of products you'd need to pile on afterwards.
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Hualien is close to Taroko National Park, where the famous Taroko Gorge cuts down through the mountains to the sea.
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"It cuts down on the additional manual data entry support that's needed by the resource team," she told Business Insider.
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Farmers hate it too, saying it cuts down on productivity and makes life just plain miserable down on the farm.
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So things fall even further, with cuts to agencies that actually bring in revenue prompting further cuts down the line.
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They're also BPA and toxin-free, which keeps you healthy and cuts down on the use of plastic water bottles. 5.
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The feature, which switches the chat display from white to black, cuts down on glare for use in low-light situations.
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Now, some eggheads would argue that mathematically everyone standing cuts down on congestion and can lead to more consistent travel times.
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It's also totally free to play, which also cuts down on the intimidation factor and makes it fan (and family) friendly.
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Eos Shaving Cream for Sensitive Skin delivers a smooth shave and cuts down on razor-induced discomfort at an excellent price.
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Consequently, this cuts down on emissions per passenger per ride, and it offers an obvious appeal to airlines: lower fuel costs.
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They've eliminated a lot of the dangerous manual labor, like using machetes at the distillery, which cuts down on employee injuries.
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Against a good kicker, keeping them on the back foot is a great strategy because it significantly cuts down their options.
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The estate tax currently uses a principle called "step-up basis," which cuts down on the revenue it can bring in.
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This cuts down the need for a smartphone, which is required to see what you saved on the smaller Session cameras.
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But on the flip side, it cuts down on your consumables when what has historically been your trash basically becomes your treasure.
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Those rate cuts, down to a range of 1.75% to 2%, have eroded the Fed's limited firepower to fight the next recession.
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The small but powerful motor cuts down drying time and its placement creates an even balance of weight within the hair dryer.
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This camera cuts down on false notifications with its built-in, self-learning motion and sound detection system that learns every hour.
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The analyst predicted that instead of bringing corporate tax cuts down to 15 percent, Trump would settle for a 25 percent cut.
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This cuts down on uncertainty and helps reduce the prep time needed to reroute the cart to move goods between new points.
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This precaution cuts down on foot traffic but also means lower wages for staffers who rely on tips to make ends meet.
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Facebook has always argued that people need to use their true identity because that cuts down on things like bullying or harassment.
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For anyone in Silicon Valley who wishes to work at a top company, getting a banned by Facebook cuts down job opportunities drastically.
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Unlike Mindhunter, it has absolutely no qualms about the inherent ghoulishness of its offering and cuts down on scenes of anguished moral wrangling.
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The prices for Uber are crazy expensive at this hour, so I opt for Express Pool, which cuts down the cost a lot.
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It also drastically cuts down on audio lag when watching videos since there's no longer that relay from one earbud to the other.
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All of these roadblocks give manufacturers a distinct advantage over independent repair shops and cuts down on consumer choice and repair shop competition.
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This drastically cuts down on the amount of time it takes to get an order out the door, making services like Prime possible.
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While that cuts down the design costs and manufacturing risks, it would also appear to make it hard for BlackBerry to stand out.
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McKeel says the VR training, done in four- or five-minute segments, cuts down training time, increases engagement, and improves employees test scores.
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Tesla has promised to move a bat population and plant three times as many trees that it cuts down in a different location.
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But he thinks the language policymakers could use may disappoint investors, who are looking for signs of bigger rate cuts down the line.
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That also cuts down on the chance that another traveler will mistake your bag for his or hers and walk away with it.
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And his work came in service of something noble — a more eco-conscious way of preparing fish that cuts down on food waste.
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It closes lobbying loopholes and cuts down on campaign contributions from lobbyists to politicians, but it doesn't go as far as Warren's bill.
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In one dramatic movement, he cuts down the entire length of the trunk, and the thick slab of maple falls onto the ground.
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Beam also dramatically cuts down latency, so viewers see things happening on their screen at almost the exact same time they happen on yours.
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The Miami Heat also said it "cuts down our carbon footprint, and reduces your risk when it comes to lost, stolen, or counterfeit tickets."
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Sony has announced that a few new titles are now part of its PlayStation Hits, and have received permanent price cuts down to $19.99.
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The lack of variation makes the combat feel dry after a while and cuts down on the game's potential for becoming a popular esport.
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As our tests have shown, fast charging is really handy and significantly cuts down charging time especially when your iPhone's critically low on power.
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They say that sending customers precisely measured ingredients cuts down on food waste, and that grocery stores also produce a lot of packaging waste.
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Made of reusable, BPA-free material, this option cuts down your plastic use but lets you drink your favorite beverage the old-fashioned way.
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Not only does going cashless save businesses money, it also cuts down on transaction times and reduces the likelihood that they will be robbed.
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Buying seasonal food from local suppliers cuts down on transportation emissions that result from, for example, flying grapes from Chile to the United States.
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The service allows people to experiment with new styles they'd never otherwise buy, and for many, cuts down on clothing waste and unnecessary spending.
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Year-to-date, employers announced 289,132 planned job cuts, down 26.1 percent from the 391,288 cuts announced through the first eight months of 2016.
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The revolving door at nonprofits isn't bad just for workers; it cuts down on organizations' ability to address the problems they purport to solve.
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Locking down phones is a consumer-unfriendly policy that carriers often try to justify by saying the practice helps cuts down on theft and fraud.
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Trying to service many users in one building dramatically cuts down on delivery costs, and is a no-brainer in a city like New York.
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According to Wu, one of the benefits of releasing a multiplayer game like Bitmoji Party directly within Snapchat is that it cuts down on friction.
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Wonderbag is a reusable, zero-energy slow cooker that drastically cuts down on the time needed for food to cook on a stove or fire.
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Microsoft's Surface tablets haven't had this problem, and they've been around for years, so here's hoping the smaller Smart Keyboard cuts down on this problem.
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Just 31 percent of Americans report they had more more take home pay last year from the tax cuts, down from 34 percent in June.
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Just 31 percent of Americans report they had more more take-home pay last year from the tax cuts, down from 34 percent in June.
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The automaker says the vans' range cuts down to around 62 miles with a full payload, however, and a full charge takes roughly six hours.
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The Department of Transportation continues to observe the twice-yearly time swap because it reportedly saves energy, cuts down on traffic accidents and reduces crime.
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The website uses the same terms when comparing loans and gets rid of paperwork, bank visits and cuts down the time to close, Faux said.
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Pros: One-size-fits-all, closed scoop design, cuts down on leaf gathering timeCons: Some users complain the scoopers are clunky and difficult to manage
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Kryptowire's system then automatically creates a proof of concept, in a matter of minutes, that validates the vulnerability's existence and cuts down on false positives.
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Cirrus says this cuts down on noise, although everyone still has to wear aviation-grade noise-cancelling headphones in order to carry on a conversation.
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That's part of why the Perfect Sidekick has no mirrors—by de-emphasizing the aesthetics of fitness, the gym cuts down on that physical pressure.
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It's meant to help developers create automatic workflows and tasks that cuts down the time it takes them to build those tools across a company.
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Roughly one third of parents believe teen gaming cuts down on homework time or interferes with time teens might otherwise spend with non-gaming peers.
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If Bridget Jones just loses 20 pounds and cuts down on alcohol, cigarettes and carbs, she'll probably find (and land) the man of her dreams.
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This process cuts down on both raw material costs and energy usage compared to traditional forging and machining, says Norsk, making each jet cheaper to build.
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Instead it recognizes moments with static visuals and dramatically cuts down on how much power is being used—and you can tweak the number as well.
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Proposals from the teams include eliminating relegation, which takes teams out of the top tier of competition and severely cuts down on their visibility and revenues.
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Once leaks are detected, stopping them becomes a matter of routine maintenance that cuts down on well breakdowns, which are more expensive to fix, he said.
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Made in California, it is Wirecutter's top pick for people with wider vaginas because of the size of the opening, which cuts down on possible leakage.
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It's certainly a limitation, but one that probably cuts down on confusion and the temptation to stuff pages with as much as you can think of.
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This even dispersal ensures that your strands won't fry under high heat, but also cuts down the amount of time needed to dry your hair completely.
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This cuts down on a wide swath of popular actives at wildlife parks, like elephant rides, swimming with dolphins and petting sedated larger animals like tigers.
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It cuts down on notifications by letting users put themselves in a "Focus Mode," and it makes it super simple to switch from text to video.
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The choice makes sense, since the lightweight material cuts down on weight, requires no chemical thrust, and uses a photon's energy and momentum by reflecting light.
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"It cuts down your chances of animals taking your line down, or car wrecks that take it down, or storms that take it down," Brown said.
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While that's technically three layers, there's not a lot of actual fabric-on-fabric happening, which cuts down on the bulk and lets each item shine.
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In The Lorax, a pioneer and factory owner, the Once-ler, cuts down all the Truffula trees and devastates the ecosystem despite the titular creature's protestations.
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Conditioner typically isn't one size fits all, but most hair types can benefit from a formula that nourishes strands, provides moisture, and cuts down on frizz.
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For the games studios, Sonantic offers faster iteration cycles at a cheaper price because it cuts down logistical costs and has voice models ready to perform.
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"He cuts down a run to finish the sixth, then the first pitch thrown in eighth, he gives us the lead," Red Sox manager John Farrell said.
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The more haunting violence is seen in the way a mother cuts down her own daughter, eviscerating her with words spoken in nothing louder than a whisper.
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Sports columnist Adrian "Woj" Wojnarowski talks with Peter Kafka about why he's staying at Yahoo, even as the media giant cuts down on its other journalism efforts.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – - A new "flash" blood sugar monitoring system cuts down on episodes of low blood sugar in people with type 1 diabetes, researchers say.
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Sometimes, your company might say they will become more profitable, but you still have a "gut feeling" that the firm might make further cuts down the line.
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Riding a bike to work or walking, rather than driving, for example cuts down on climate change-related pollution and the exercise is better for your health.
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Nomad's new wireless USB hub really cuts down on clutter, and makes it easy to charge what you need to charge, when you need to charge it.
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So instead of selling off each artifact he recovers piecemeal, Dave found that packaging them together as a mystery box significantly cuts down on his idle time.
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There&aposs no con to the filter — it&aposs inexpensive, it cuts down on my single-use plastic usage, and it&aposs saved me thousands of dollars.
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Continuing to build policy by only looking at the differences between urban and rural communities further contributes to fragmentation and cuts down on productive ideas and conversations.
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Another key aspect of Obama's climate strategy was ramping up R&D for new energy tech that could help us achieve deeper emissions cuts down the road.
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Putting nuclear weapons on the Korean peninsula, though, cuts down the time it would take to bomb North Korea — something the administration may think is worth doing.
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Writing down your message and delivering it to someone else can still expose sensitive information, but it cuts down the data points and transit methods to only one.
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This cuts down on the need to have a wholly dedicated video chat device and allows Facebook to put their hardware in more central locations in people's homes.
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Everything has to be in its proper place, explains our tour guide Spencer Burns, because it cuts down on productivity if you have to go digging for tools.
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This cuts down on the creep factor, sure, but anyone who has ever contacted a dealership and then been inundated with calls and emails will appreciate the middleman.
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While that cuts down on design and engineering costs, it ultimately limits the number of battery cells (and ultimate capacity) that an automaker can fit in the car.
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Ubiq is aiming to simplify conference room screen sharing with their cable-free setup that cuts down on confusion and lets businesses focus on the tasks at hand.
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Hammond, who lives in Somerville with her boyfriend and cat, said she fears that the tax package will lead to cuts down the road in social spending programs.
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According to Dr. Eric Mou, an Oncology Fellow Physician at Stanford Health Care, BRCA2 normally cuts down on genetic irregularities that make cells more prone to behaving abnormally.
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While the Ghost 10 featured a thick layer of Brooks' DNA foam, the new design cuts down on the foam and integrates DNA loft foam under the heel.
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That cuts down on bandwidth because you can either handle all of the processing on the device or pre-process it before you send it on to the cloud.
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Wholesale beef prices fell on Wednesday, with choice boxed beef quoted at $232.96 per cwt, down $1.15, and select cuts down 113 cents at $220.28, according to the USDA.
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It's bright and colorful, with good viewing angles, and it has a Night Mode that cuts down on blue light in the evening, much like your phone's night mode.
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That MPAA rating immediately cuts down its potential audience – and box office – since it's a no-go for families on the hunt for a weekend trip to the movies.
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"Refillable packaging is very important to me because it really cuts down on the overall amount of waste that we produce and leave behind on this planet," Weis says.
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What makes installation a snap is a built-in level bubble, which removes a lot of guesswork and cuts down on one less tool you need in your arsenal.
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This cuts down on training time and reduces visa fraud by encouraging employers and employees to comply with the program so that they can utilize it the following year.
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The GM/Henry Ford direct care model (which will also include telemedicine services) not only cuts down on waste, it also puts the patient more in the driver's seat.
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Unless England cuts down on its water use, the country will not have enough clean water to supply its needs, Sir James Bevan told the Waterwise conference in London.
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The potential for disruption of the disrupters is clear, Buyer acknowledged: Crowdfunding for equity cuts down a huge barrier that venture capital firms have worked to their advantage for decades.
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The biggest problem for in-car facial recognition is the glass barrier, which adds reflections that confuse many algorithms, and also cuts down on the total amount of available light.
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"Unless the bank cuts down our total workload, overtime cannot be reduced," she said, declining to give her name or identify her company out of fear of upsetting her employer.
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The marketing materials for the scores of companies that make these hot-air blowers will tell you that they are a great way to cook that cuts down on fat.
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It cuts down your cooking time by 70 percent, plus gives the option to crisp without massive amounts of oil, all while saving some valuable real estate on your counter.
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This one from Breville has an extra-wide chute that cuts down on prep time and a micro mesh filter that extracts up to 30% more juice than other models.
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This one from Breville has an extra-wide chute that cuts down on prep time and a micro mesh filter that extracts up to 212% more juice than other models.
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Or The Right Place, a web-based app that cuts down the days older patients languish in hospital rooms waiting for a nursing home spot by digitally tracking available beds.
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"This new feature not only saves the employee's and administrator's time, but it also cuts down on delays associated with closing out reports," Gurion wrote in the blog post announcement.
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If she's entering a 9-to-5 job, a good hair dryer can significantly improve her morning routine as it cuts down drying time while leaving her hair feeling healthier.
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This streamlines the process of catching Pokémon that you actually want and cuts down on the fatigue some players may experience form being forced into battle after battle after battle.
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The Switch is likely still early in its life cycle — the company just released the $199 Switch Lite, which cuts down on some functionality and focuses wholly on portable gameplay.
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Reducing packaging not only cuts down on the trash you're sending to the landfill, but also minimizes the energy that it takes to create that packaging in the first place.
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Revlon One Step Hair Dryer & Volumizer Hot Air Brush, $59.99, available at AmazonThe all-in-one tool cuts down on all that time spent trying to tame tangled or frizzy hair.
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This defrosting tray cuts down the time it takes to thaw frozen meat and veggies and you get to avoid running food under hot water or sticking it in the microwave.
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While it may not be as motivating as the snowball effect, it arguably makes better financial sense because it cuts down on the total amount of interest you'll end up paying.
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Shoppers can't stop talking about how easy it is to use and clean (it's dishwasher safe!), and how pleased they are that the purchase cuts down on their coffee spending budget.
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The company refined that design and settled on what we have today, an AMOLED panel that appears to melt over the edges of the device and cuts down on side bezels.
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The market hoped that the announcement they were "freezing" production at January levels also implied that the Saudis and others would be more open-minded about doing cuts down the road.
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James has taken on an increased playmaking role with the Lakers, averaging a league-leading 11.1 assists per game, a number that could climb if he cuts down on his turnovers.
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It cuts down on waste and costs, opens up the possibility of factory-based mass production of low-cost housing, and has sparked the interest and creativity of the building community.
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And Culberson saw his amendment as one way to head off any attempt by Obama to reduce already-approved funding for planetary science programs in anticipation of cuts down the road.
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Your computer monitor is essentially a giant lightbulb you stare at for hours at a time, so light gray text on a dark background cuts down on eye fatigue in dark settings.
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Growing crops in the city cuts down on food miles - the distance food is transported from producer to consumer - and fosters a new retail approach, linking farmers and shoppers directly, Malan said.
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If it makes an employee's day less stressful and cuts down on the commute, he or she is allowed to arrange a flexible work arrangement, including telecommuting, compressed schedules and job-sharing.
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But the real racism, the racism that ruins lives and cuts down generations, is the quiet racism built into housing and zoning policies, into segregated schools, into obscure laws and social policies.
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But Hatch sponsored, and Trump signed, a worthwhile and overdue piece of legislation that stops musicians from getting screwed by streaming services and cuts down on the power of predatory middle men.
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Down went a type of tribal politics in northern England, in which people inherited voting customs from their parents and grandparents, passing fights over mine closures and benefit cuts down the generations.
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It cuts down on remote usage and allows you to just speak to your TV in a manner that&aposs comfortable and not weird (honestly, something that should&aposve been incorporated years ago).
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If you happen to get sick, the vaccine cuts down on how long your symptoms last and it should protect you from the major complications that come with the flu, such as pneumonia.
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Wholesale beef prices declined on Wednesday and Thursday, with choice boxed beef last quoted at $232.96 per cwt, down 3 cents, and select cuts down 53 cents at $219.75, according to the USDA.
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The Wi-Fi only option will be great for those who travel overseas too, since cuts down on the often limited data plans for travelers, and helps others avoid data roaming charges altogether.
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The XPS 13 2-in-1's screen also includes new Eyesafe tech that cuts down on potentially harmful blue light, but without adding the yellow tint you often see on other displays.
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But it looks like Apple is taking a stab at improving the way we listen to music via devices such as the iPhone with a new patent that cuts down on audio dropout.
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It added hundreds of billions of dollars to the federal deficit — contrary to repeated assertions by Republicans that the cuts would pay for themselves — and could lead to budget cuts down the road.
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Pros: Lightweight texture that's great for many curl types, cuts down on frizz and makes hair more manageable, doesn't strip hair of moistureCons: It might not be hydrating enough for very dry curls
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It failed to sell and saw two price cuts, down to $18 million in October 2015, and was even declared abandoned by the city more than once, according to The San Francisco Chronicle.
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But so does a judicial activism that cuts down normal legal precedent in order to go after him, and tries to pre-emptively strip away his powers without any warrant save self-righteousness.
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The optional GTX 1650 is an especially nice touch, as it cuts down on time spent rendering videos, and it also means you can easily play modern AAA games at 1920 x 1080.
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The ability to terminate early, and to visit a provider for pre-procedure screenings in a closer-to-home location, radically cuts down on logistical costs and makes for a relatively more comfortable experience.
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The company's algorithms also attempt to dispatch work in a way that significantly cuts down on empty journeys, which is a particularly common problem for the regional and short-haul market OnTruck is targeting.
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It means the platform is filled with more real users, and if it cuts down on bots spamming divisive or otherwise problematic content, it should make Twitter as a whole more welcoming to users.
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This cuts down on figure installation size and control cabinet size, allowing for more interesting placements in scenes that don't have to allow for covering all of that stuff up and for easier maintenance.
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Noisey is streaming the album-opening "Outside" below, and though it broods like the goth-tinged song it is, Ryan's unmistakeable vocals anchor it, offering a hummable vocal melody that cuts down the center.
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By programming the robots to use simple communication instead of constantly monitoring each other's locations, Dorhour cuts down on the computing power needed and makes the system more feasible for users in rural areas.
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So far, the Bluetana app has detected 64 Bluetooth-based skimmers that had evaded other, existing scans, according to the researchers, and cuts down detection time to just a few seconds rather than minutes.
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At places like Roberta's, Best Pizza, Motorino, Paulie Gee's, and Don Antonio by Starita, the wood-fired oven helps impart flavor and sharply cuts down on cooking time, ranging from two to five minutes.
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Spotlight cuts down on buttons to make it easier to use without looking at the remote, offering only a single oversized forward button, a back button placed below it, and a media button on top.
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The defense mechanism cuts down on water loss and usage in the plant, but it will only kick-in when the plant has been in steady drought-like conditions for a long period of time.
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The benefit of this integration for consumers is that they won't have to sign in to PayPal when they use it through Google Pay, which cuts down the number of steps to take at checkout.
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Indianapolis Colts: When the Colts included Phillip Walker among their final cuts down to the 53-man limit, that left Jacoby Brissett as the only active quarterback on the roster (Chad Kelly is currently suspended).
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She pointed to shelf-ready packaging as an example of a practice that helps both companies, since it cuts down on Mondelez's packaging and subsequently the amount of waste that Walmart has to deal with.
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All of that adds up to a more efficient home that cuts down on your energy bill, making this Honeywell Home thermostat sale a perfect chance to save a lot of money in the end.
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Open the Netflix app, press the "cast" button, and it'll go to the TV. Some people love this because it cuts down on remote clutter and they might already use their phone for everything anyway.
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This cuts down on cost and time needed in terms of preparation before establishing new routes, and Embark says its new 2,400 mile trip down the I-10 shows it can handle major thoroughfares without issue.
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Saving data in your browserImage: GoogleChrome has a Data Saver extension made by Google that cuts down on page loading times by rerouting the sites you visit through Google's servers, and compressing them along the way.
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This cuts down on optimal performance since only someone who happens to be the sample size is getting a shoe that's perfectly designed to maximize performance; everyone else's size is being made slightly longer or shorter.
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IT administrators have increasingly added authentication checks to network printers so that only authorized users can initiate printing—a safeguard that cuts down on the potential that a remote attacker could send a malicious print job.
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"It slashes the social safety net, cuts down ladders of opportunity, and will mean significantly increased hardship for millions of struggling Americans," the committee writes in the report, shared first with The Hill: http://bit.ly/22019SAGeD4.
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And partly it's because the app itself is built for speed — it stores information locally in a user's browser rather than retrieving it from Google's servers, which cuts down on the time required to surf between emails.
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A limited combined city-highway range of only 95 miles also cuts down on the LiveWire's appeal — for just a few thousand more, you can buy a Tesla Model 3 with a claimed 250 miles of range.
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But as the government cuts down on illegal fishing in the Savu Sea, trying to conserve a critical migratory route for whale and dolphin species, conservationists are calling for a strict regulation of Lamaleran hunting practices, too.
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Hamed Faridi, McCormick's chief science officer, told CNN Business that using AI cuts down product development time, and that the company plans to use the technology to help develop all new products by the end of 2021.
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EditorsNote: 7th graf, cuts down on play by play Brandon Ingram scored 24 points, and six teammates also scored in double figures as the host New Orleans Pelicans routed the Indiana Pacers 120-98 on Saturday night.
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Using a broth from concentrate not only takes up less space, it also cuts down on packaging waste from store-bought broths and tastes better than most broths or stocks you can buy in a grocery store.
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And it also cuts down on pot to pan shuffling time; once the noodles are stuck in that hot pot, all that's left to do is return it to the burner, dump in your sauce, stir, and serve.
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It looks like HTC is making the screen larger and moving the fingerprint sensor to the back, which fits with rumors of a larger 6-inch, 18:9 aspect ratio display that cuts down on the original's bezels.
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Pairing EDRS-A with the Eutelsat 9B satellite, which will beam TV images to Europe, cuts down on costs for both satellite operator Eutelsat and the ESA as they share the expenses of the launch and joint systems.
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Trading among major currencies was mostly muted as market players wait to see whether the Fed would lower U.S. rates for the first time in a decade and if it would signal more rate cuts down the road.
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Didi says it has an advantage in technically complex services, such as the car-pooling feature that now makes up roughly 30 percent of its total private car rides and cuts down on the number of drivers required.
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Ms. Amram's and Mr. Kwong's theme has two 13s and two 15s in it, which cuts down on space for longer entries, but they do pretty well with LEFT TO RIGHT, HELEN MIRREN, ICE RINKS and MARS BARS.
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Doing so would send a signal that the Fed won't be complicit in the trade war while also preserving "much-needed ammunition" for rate cuts down the road that might be needed to combat economic downturns, Dudley said.
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Clinton did worst, and Sanders did best, in the rural districts that elect Republicans; he got close to 80 percent in the 4th District, which cuts down the middle of the state and includes the city of Yakima.
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Most buyers were happy with their purchase of the Xtava, loving how well it worked on their natural hair, how quickly it straightens and cuts down on style time, and the extra features like the heat resistant bag.
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The vessel, which is bringing Asian-made goods to ports on the U.S. East Coast, has an "optimized" hull design made from lightweight steel that makes it easier to move through water and thus cuts down on fuel use.
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This system cuts down on the number of messages that the Bitcoin network has to process, since only these important messages finalizing many smaller ones are included in a Bitcoin block—chronological entries that, together, make up the blockchain.
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President Trump pulled out of the Paris Agreement on climate that cuts down on greenhouse gas emissions globally, and his administration gave notice of repealing the landmark Clean Power Plan, which reduced greenhouse gas emissions from coal plants nationwide.
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Ultimately, the state adopted a mandate to manage nutrient runoff on farms with money to compensate farmers for adopting certain practices such as growing cover crops — a practice that dramatically cuts down on nutrient runoff into the Chesapeake Bay.
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Through your Roku TV's settings, you can activate settings like Volume Leveling (to reduce jarring changes in loudness and boost content that's too quiet) and Night Mode, which cuts down on boomy audio in the evening that can disturb others.
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Its ruthless nature means that we are often the end of the line for the virus: a host like us that gets too sick too fast, that dies too quickly, cuts down the virus's ability to jump into a fresh body.
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It's also one that cuts off a valuable tool in an actor's repertoire, facial expressions--and to be honest, her armor even cuts down on the amount of body language she can use--and it presents a unique acting challenge.
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But there's meaner to come as she sweetly guns down the preacher husband she knows like the back of his hand and cattily cuts down the "beauty mark on the human race" who ain't blonde enough to play so dumb.
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The sheer level of detail gives joy to the reader: In Kansas, where Pa builds the first house, we follow closely as he cuts down the trees, planes them into logs, and notches them so that they will fit tightly together.
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Using the included guides — those plastic combs that come with most trimmers — it's great for people who want shorter beards (from 3mm to 6mm) and, on its own, the narrow blade cuts down to 0.5 millimeters, my ideal starting point.
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Media companies, for better or worse, make their decisions based on traffic — and when audiences rely on a simple, flawed score instead of actual reviews, it cuts down on the number of critics who will likely be hired in the future.
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Once games have started, however, they limit full-speed tackling to simulations with four-foot-tall donuts, which cuts down not only on concussion risks but also on the leg and ankle injuries that take a toll on a team's depth chart.
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If it's speed and simplicity then the minimalist Kiwi Browser fits the bill perfectly: It comes with all the basics you need to get around the web, but cuts down on the extra clutter to leave you with an app that's refreshingly minimalist.
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The contract also cuts down the use of "official time," which employees could use to participate in union activities, a benefit Congress extended 40 years ago, and instead requires that representatives take unpaid leave for such activities with permission from their supervisors.
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Most notably, the contract cuts down the use of "official time," which employees could use to do union activities, a benefit Congress extended 40 years ago, and instead requires that representatives take unpaid leave for such activities with permission from their supervisors.
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But she is clearly engaged with and often incensed by her subject, and the best parts of "Brotopia" are those moments when she actively resists the "it's all good" ethos of the Bay Area and cuts down chauvinism with the disdain it deserves.
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On Tuesday, Labour leader Corbyn struck an agreement with other opposition parties Tuesday to try to stop no-deal in Parliament; the prorogue cuts down their time to maneuver, and may make a snap no-confidence vote in Johnson's leadership more likely.
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That preparation includes making sure goods are packaged in the right size boxes, or parcels are outfitted with a bar code that works with the post office — basically anything that makes the USPS's job easier and cuts down on some logistical and processing costs.
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The high percentage of local artists—from the hisses and lulls of Rome-based DJ Rawmance to Paquita Gordon and Ece Duzgit's slow-building, but ultimately transformative B2B— of course cuts down on flights, but also contributes to the site-specific nature of the event.
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Check it out: SodaStream cuts down on waste by reducing the amount of single-use plastic water bottles, as well as waste from packaging, aluminum cans, and transportation of trendy and fashionable sparkling water from the factory to the warehouse to the store to your home.
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Medicaid covers more than 20% of substance abuse treatment in the U.S. Coverage for addiction treatment "cuts down on costs in a lot of areas, including hospitalization and emergency room visits," says Tom Hill, the National Council for Behavioral Health's vice president of addiction and recovery.
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Restricting refunds means Campo Santo cuts down on people trying to get something substantial, interesting, and experimental for nothing, but it would mean thousands are unable to return truly terrible video games, purchased off the back of a Greenlight campaign that promised something and delivered nothing.
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The document will kick off months of debate on government spending, with Democrats and moderate Republicans worried the budget could force tough decisions on popular programs such as aid for disabled children and hot meals for the elderly - and conservatives pushing for more cuts down the line.
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This cuts down on the need to seek out specific accounts or hashtags and lets you see hyper-focused content about the things you actually care for, or receive the event-related tweets, Vines, and Periscopes in your feed alongside the typical bad jokes and snark.
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The document will begin months of debate on government spending, with Democrats and moderate Republicans worried the budget could force tough decisions on popular programs such as aid for disabled children and hot meals for the elderly, and conservatives pushing for more cuts down the line.
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If you opt to leave Disney's version of paradise, hotel guests enjoy park perks like Extra Magic Hours (time before or after regular park operating hours that are reserved just those staying at Disney resorts), which cuts down on time spent standing in line for attractions.
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Money markets are pricing in a 50% chance of a 10 basis points interest rate cut by the ECB on Thursday, a smaller probability than last week, but some expect that President Mario Draghi will open the door for further cuts down the road or for more quantitative easing.
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EditorsNote: Corrects a few stats, and the spelling of Parrish Campbell's first name, and cuts down on unneeded words No. 10 Ohio State maintained pace in the Big Ten East with a 26-6 win over No. 18 Michigan State in front of 74,633 in East Lansing, Mich.
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Forward deploying a ship, especially using a rotating crew model, cuts down on the number of ships you need to maintain in your force structure to fulfill a presence requirement because you cut out transit times to the region and you cut out much of the training cycle time.
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The men's beach volleyball players are as a rule buff and bellowing, and while the fact that there are only two of them out there cuts down some on the relentless feints and fake-outs of the team game, beach volleyball still tends toward a sort of overdetermined testosteronality.
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The process cuts down on the number of players who have to sit awkwardly in front of the news media hoping to be picked, but it also leads to roughly a third of the first-round picks not being front and center when Commissioner Adam Silver calls their names.
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Warren's bill includes a lifetime ban on lobbying for presidents, vice presidents, members of Congress, federal judges, and Cabinet secretaries, requires presidential and vice presidential candidates to release tax returns and put their assets in blind trusts, cuts down on corporate influence in federal rule-making, and much more.
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Along with all the impressive internal changes on offer here, the Area-51m also features a wholly new "Legend" industrial design language, which is meant to lead the way forward for the brand with a cleaner, more focused style that cuts down on the aggressive look of older Alienware products.
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In an age when the audience snaps pictures and posts them online before 15-minute runway presentations are even over, offering the new clothing to the public immediately after debuting it on the runway cuts down on the risk of fast-fashion knockoffs, and could even help designers capitalize on hype.
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In recent decades, though, their numbers have begun to drop because of pesticide use, predators like the Asian hornet, and commercial agriculture, which uproots flowering weeds, removes hedgerows and cuts down shrubbery to give room to vast fields of grains like wheat and corn, which offer little of interest to bees.
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By using smart technology that pulls from Common App accounts and tax returns, it cuts down what could potentially be hours of filling out various paper forms and waiting to hear back on their status into a more efficient process that can take minutes, and keep it all together in one place.
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CreditCreditBrad Dickson for The New York Times As glass condominium towers continue to push their way into city skylines like sunflowers squeezing up through walled gardens, some homeowners and developers have come to a realization: Floor-to-ceiling glass may provide breathtaking views, but it cuts down on opportunities for displaying art.
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"At a time when we should be increasing investments in solutions to the housing crisis impacting low income people across the country, the increased deficits created by these tax cuts puts the national Housing Trust Fund and other vital housing and community development programs at risk of deep spending cuts down the line," Yentel said.
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This version of a cassoulet from our friend Matty Matheson doesn't require you to confit your own duck legs, so that cuts down the whole process by quite a bit of time, but you'll still need to give yourself most of the afternoon to let everything braise until the meat and beans are super tender.
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And the tendency to only interact with citizens when absolutely necessary, out of alienation and fear, cuts down on the relationships that (as Comey identified) are crucial in helping solve murder cases — while encouraging police to get aggressive when they do make arrests, since they have no way of knowing how dangerous someone really is.
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Another surfer leaps up and cuts down the face of it, knees bent, arms low, gaining balance, leaving behind a crash of white, gathering speed as time slows, as wave and surfer shoot from one side of the break all the way to the other until finally the wave eases and the surfer drops.
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Republicans could change other tax provisions to fund the rate cuts, but the Tax Policy Center estimated a few options that the Trump team has hinted they might include, like eliminating all tax deductions except on charitable giving and mortgage interest, and found that including them only brings the total cost of the tax cuts down to $3.5 trillion.
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Scientific American also reports that part of the sink's appeal lies within its environment benefits, as it cuts down on the enormous amount of trees and water used to create TP. There are a surprising number of YouTube videos devoted to teaching people how to use a bidet, and, unfortunately for Wolfhard, none of them recommend that you should ever put your mouth near the nozzles.
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The exact options available will vary depending on your printer but the basic ones can be found on all models: the option to print in draft (or super draft) mode, which cuts down on the amount of ink used and can sometimes make things look faded, and the option to print in black and white only, which will avoid using pricey color inks all together.
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Memrise's machine learning, in fact, has been a key factor in helping to raise a little more awareness of the app: during WWDC Apple showed off Memrise on stage in its presentation of Create ML, a new product that lets non-technical people train machine learning services using their own custom data on a Mac (which also cuts down the time needed to do so).
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This year the choice is a lot easier with the "edge-to-edge" iPhone XR, which cuts down on priceyness (it starts at $240) by using an LCD display as opposed to the more high-end OLED one found in the iPhone XS. The XR may offer a tad less vibrant experience, but the large 2399-inch LCD phone is sure to be Apple's best seller thanks to how similar it is to the XS. The main areas where it falls short beyond display types are the single camera module and its lack of 143D Touch.
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