"And then you're seeing what's available out there and it's just diminishing and diminishing in terms of, it's big Marvel movies," Aniston added.
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So there's a point where-, there's always a point of diminishing returns, and that's the question on the regulatory cycle, have we passed the point of diminishing returns?
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And yet, there is something diminishing about citing great works of literature as emotional support vessels — diminishing not only to the great work but to the new one.
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Warnings about lead were diminishing — and on, and on.
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He found that diminishing returns from complexity were not the main driver of a system's decline; rather the decline in complexity of the system is due to diminishing returns from exploiting natural resources.
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Its losses, of around $700m, are still high but diminishing.
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LIQUIDITY Viacom's weakening operating profile is diminishing its financial flexibility.
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And given the diminishing returns, can it support a third?
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President Trump has a loyal — but diminishing — core of support.
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Electoral benefits help explain the zeal for diminishing union clout.
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First, saving and investing may run into sharply diminishing returns.
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Food prices have tripled and supplies of medicine are diminishing.
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These scandals could discourage Democrats, diminishing their turnout this November.
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Do you believe in the law of diminishing musical returns?
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"Microbats are good at diminishing mosquitos, for example," he said.
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In today's economy, the prevalence of quality jobs is diminishing.
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Europe. This development, by diminishing the EU's strategic weight, may
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On the flipside, buzz for Loving seems to be diminishing.
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And so MoviePass is facing a problem of diminishing returns.
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And the number of clubs in the US is diminishing.
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It can feel patronizing, and diminishing of our full humanity.
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" Yet he said that "brand" now has "a diminishing appeal.
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State parties are endorsing the idea of diminishing superdelegate influence.
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I think another problem is the law of diminishing returns.
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The catch seems to be diminishing, so head there soon!
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It blamed diminishing sales in the United States and Europe.
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But the threats seem to have had a diminishing impact.
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The extreme suburbs and the diminishing countryside are his settings.
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Data on drug seizures similarly suggest a diminishing of heroin.
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After a powerful first half, later scenes offer diminishing returns.
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Psychic numbing means there are diminishing returns on human compassion.
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At some point that's going to give you diminishing returns.
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Recently, though, the New York City celebration has been diminishing.
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It aims to alter someone's status by diminishing their agency.
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This includes diminishing Moscow's influence and undercutting its regional alliances.
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It's diminishing the chance to actually do that positive change.
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But talking about "big tech" is beginning to offer diminishing returns.
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Elsewhere, trade turmoil shows no signs of diminishing any time soon.
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The economist's law of diminishing returns operates here with a vengeance.
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"There's a diminishing time acceptance of a sequel," the actor says.
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Truly the law of diminishing returns (which is already saying something).
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TG: Is there a point of diminishing returns with fact-checking?
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And it will mean rising prices, diminishing competition and slowing innovation.
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But not for Jann, he doesn't have that diminishing return thing.
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Nonetheless, this thought experiment illuminates the diminishing size of the problem.
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All of those mentioned above have come back, to diminishing returns.
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A country perhaps, like now, with diminishing attractiveness to potential investors.
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"Thor: Ragnarok" also bucked the trend of diminishing returns for sequels.
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In real galaxies, he and others explained, star production is diminishing.
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But the overall result is diminishing returns in the worst sense.
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The difference is that Trump's, unlike Macron's, has a diminishing orbit.
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But as the year has worn on, the impact is diminishing.
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" Gerstner said he's not diminishing the issues by calling them "noise.
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But I also felt a rapidly growing sense of diminishing returns.
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But even that I think is starting to have diminishing returns.
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"The Wild West of drone photography is slowly diminishing," Ecer writes.
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But as you get older, it starts to have diminishing returns.
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They pursued more anyway, and the search is producing diminishing returns.
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Diminishing interest in voting is a significant threat to our democracy.
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The diminishing returns of media outrage sparks even more outlandish sermonizing.
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He became obsessed with the diminishing ethnic purity of Western Europe.
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I am hoping the humans will be calm in their diminishing.
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The waters behind the dams in the vast reservoirs were diminishing.
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In other words, we are experiencing the law of diminishing returns.
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Our "nation of laws" is diminishing in the rear-view mirror.
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The Walking Dead keeps trying variations on it, to diminishing returns.
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Inflation typically undermines the dollar's strength by diminishing its spending power.
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It is composed of hyperboloids arranged in order of diminishing size.
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The conventional wisdom says that repeated viewings bring advertisers diminishing returns.
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And Davies and Michôd's choices have the effect of diminishing Yossarian.
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While a few industries might find themselves diminishing, others will flourish.
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New Yorkers told our reporter of their diminishing interest in print.
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The whole effort is "a parody of diminishing returns," he added.
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Bitcoin fell by nearly 9%, diminishing all its gains this month.
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And if stonefly populations eventually show signs of diminishing once more?
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While that tension continues, it's hard to imagine this dissonance diminishing.
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"We are long past the point of diminishing returns," O'Rourke said.
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While we have a large head start, that is diminishing rapidly.
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Yet, depending on the project, some of the returns are diminishing.
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But how much of that actually shows that racism is diminishing?
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They realized there was diminishing returns on building more fire stations.
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And I did throw scripts across rooms when I'd read them because I would get very frustrated by the diminishing amount of autonomy she had and the diminishing amount of her own story there was to play.
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While this turn towards a policy of asking taxpayers to spend at wartime levels even as major wars are winding down might seem egregious, the disconnect between diminishing war activity and non-diminishing budgets isn't anything new.
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And with the cryptocurrencies sagging, the whole enterprise is delivering diminishing returns.
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Even before Trump's decision on Iran, the prospects for negotiations were diminishing.
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Windy conditions will stick around through much of Friday before finally diminishing.
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"They should not interpret this verdict as diminishing their loss," Gonzalez said.
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But his chances of collecting a major singles title are fast diminishing.
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It's obvious how hurtful and diminishing these attacks are to their victims.
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I have spent many years diminishing myself for the comfort of others.
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Still, many professionals choose to work longer hours despite the diminishing returns.
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She accuses him of "diminishing" her and once again they start arguing.
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And this is reaching a point of dramatically diminishing returns for her.
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Baraka's more radical program, diminishing him into a digestible flag-waver for
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Some sorts of crime, including kidnapping and extortion, appear to be diminishing.
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But if that happens, we cannot grouse anymore about diminishing US leadership.
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As misery grows, the government's capacity to tackle its causes is diminishing.
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In the U.S., progressives complained that the president was diminishing America's reputation.
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At some point there is a diminishing return on our worry investment.
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Going forward, monetary policy will likely have diminishing returns and increased risks.
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However, that advantage may be diminishing as fintech players become more competitive.
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However, Beijing's stimulus cycle is subject to the law of diminishing returns.
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But there's a law of diminishing returns at play here, as well.
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We push students to jump through hoops, diminishing creativity and deeper learning.
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Young foresees a future of rising costs and conflict over diminishing sand.
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Some say the relative risks associated with emerging-market debt are diminishing.
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But that piece of the pie has been diminishing slowly ever since.
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And there is some neat use of the concept of diminishing returns.
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I just think they're juvenile and awful and so diminishing of women.
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"It can feel patronizing, and diminishing of our full humanity," she writes.
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I did not intend for that to sound diminishing in any way.
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The duo almost immediately responded to Gaga's tweet, effectively diminishing the feud.
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Meanwhile, the two major parties are diminishing in power, relevance and inclusion.
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It's being stolen by diminishing opportunities to obtain a quality public education.
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But a handful of determined investigators have found they are indeed diminishing.
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"They're a diminishing gem because of overfishing and ocean pollution," he added.
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When it comes to fundraising, there are diminishing returns for investor outreach.
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Its nine circles, diminishing with each tier, symbolize a monarch's bountiful merit.
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The 1918 and 1919 baseball seasons had been shortened, diminishing gate receipts.
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So the women's movement felt diminishing to her, and she resented it.
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He also cited the diminishing number of new Chinese cases outside Hubei.
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The repeated defiance of Mr. Trump this past week indicated diminishing forbearance.
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Medical information passed more freely and quickly, diminishing the sway of quacks.
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Americans have a diminishing confidence in the government's ability to solve problems.
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These graphical "improvements" ended up diminishing the game's iconic foreboding, claustrophobic atmosphere.
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And there is so far no sign that its efficacy is diminishing.
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Unfortunately, our international partners are pursuing their separate interests, diminishing American leverage.
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That sounds short of critical mass; even if the rapidly diminishing Sen.
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But you can begin to reach a point of diminishing returns creatively.
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Many Democrats, especially black voters, viewed those comparisons as diminishing to Mr. Obama.
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With a diminishing royal line, however, changes have been wrought to the protocol.
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Those contortions, however, as in the earlier movies, begin to yield diminishing returns.
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Practically every moment of every day is a resilience-enhancing or -diminishing opportunity.
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And the category's diminishing returns seem to be the catalyst for Disney's decision.
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And across the world the role of energy in GDP growth is diminishing.
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She said countries around the world do not see global security challenges diminishing.
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For many years, public opinion polls had documented diminishing support for democratic institutions.
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Monsanto's dominance has also contributed to diminishing biodiversity in large-scale agricultural production.
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Activity from the 236th fissure was diminishing, according to the civil defense agency.
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Indeed, that very cost advantage, though diminishing, is itself a cause for concern.
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I hope that doesn't make you feel like I'm diminishing what you're feeling.
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But talks are stalled and Mr Trump's tariffs are diminishing the pact's value.
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Maybe your room was too noisy or hot, diminishing your overall sleep quality.
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The star system's total light output has also been diminishing slowly over time.
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The diminishing tension, however, is far from the end of Mr Kenyatta's problems.
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Flurry attributed this drop to the diminishing value for users of these apps.
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The conflict has raised concern over slowing economic growth and diminishing corporate profits.
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But that risks diminishing their enthusiasm and eagerness to turn out to vote.
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LinkedIn has now spent 13 years asking for our attention, to diminishing returns.
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Yet recent research suggests that streaming is not in itself diminishing artists' earnings.
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And as the economy continues to disperse, that sway may be diminishing further.
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And I think that's diminishing people's willingness to listen to right-leaning opinions.
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Economists have found transfers have hit diminishing returns in terms of reducing poverty.
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Blaming France, though, could alienate one of Egypt's diminishing number of European friends.
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Diminishing the FAA's authority over drones would put that entire record at risk.
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The diminishing speck of light at the tunnel's opening has long vanished altogether.
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So fossil fuels are diminishing, but they're still going to be pretty important.
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But the law of diminishing returns bought him less bang for each buck.
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A department official argued the administration is seeing "diminishing returns" from ObamaCare spending.
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Officials also accused Republicans of diminishing the measure's support by demonizing its provisions.
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That now appears to be diminishing, and we might want to be concerned.
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With the summit only weeks away, Washington has rapidly diminishing time to prepare.
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Mr. Nakamura lost two of his first six games, greatly diminishing his chances.
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Research already suggests that, when taken to extremes, running could pay diminishing returns.
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The unions' ability to spend on progressive causes and candidates was already diminishing.
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But a handful of determined investigators have found that they are indeed diminishing.
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In 1999, Animal Kingdom opened, diminishing the number of guests at Discovery Island.
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That model will result in diminishing return and they will have fewer clients.
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A federal intervention after years of diminishing federal spending struck some as ironic.
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Mr. McBride's oafish egocentric bad guy persona is starting to yield diminishing returns.
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Midterm election results suggest that the power of the N.R.A. may be diminishing.
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But even with these diminishing returns, the press is obligated to run pictures.
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As the coronavirus outbreak worsens outside China, hopes of containing it are diminishing
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That may be a reflection of South Korea's diminishing faith in its economy.
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Programs showing promise suffer from diminishing participation as health care organizations drop out.
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It turns out there was a diminishing rate of return to that theory.
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But it's also supposed to lift students out of their circumstances, diminishing difference.
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Some wealthier countries are reaching diminishing returns in reducing their greenhouse gas emissions.
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And now our weekly includes another town, Lincoln, further diminishing its local aspect.
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This is not about the Supreme Court diminishing the power of elected politicians.
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So yes, the caravan is diminishing in numbers and the group will disperse.
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For most decisions, after a certain point, information and time provide diminishing returns.
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The hands-on, real time between a doctor and their patients is diminishing.
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And last October, inflation hit 26.6 percent, diminishing hope of an economic resurgence.
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"We haven't hit a diminishing rate of return on this yet," he said.
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"We intend to address those concerns while not diminishing the value for developers."
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Meanwhile, the storied 30- or 60-second TV ad is diminishing in importance.
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With labor market slack diminishing, wage growth picked up a bit in March.
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"Actors, mid-50s onwards, your parts, your salary, it's diminishing returns," he said.
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Unable to escape her greatest role, Moore eventually embraced it, to diminishing returns.
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In general, I like Sheridan's work, though it's had diminishing returns for me.
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Economists say high mortgage rates so far do not appear to be diminishing demand.
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But the drop in Japanese premiums suggests that physical availability is growing, not diminishing.
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This new body count signals that, far from diminishing, the war is only intensifying.
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Oil prices are falling and factory orders are diminishing, reflecting slackening demand for goods.
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All of them are well aware that there's rapidly diminishing room at the top.
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The survey, released Thursday, shows Biden's lead over his competitors diminishing in recent months.
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The earth, the air quality is diminishing, it's getting worse all around the world.
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But officials and aid workers are increasingly worried about another trend: diminishing water reserves.
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But just like subwoofers, Hall may be pushing past the point of diminishing returns.
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"We have been racing against a clock of ever-diminishing funds," write the pair.
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"Mostly what you are achieving is hurting and diminishing the work of your peers."
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But its appeal among people travelling for work does not seem to be diminishing.
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The diminishing returns of tweeting "fuck you" at the man several times are apparent.
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Adding data might incrementally improve the model's performance, but quickly hit diminishing marginal returns.
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That came despite opposition from Russia, which sees its influence in the region diminishing.
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And I am not for one second diminishing the importance of having a presence.
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But I'm feeling more bullish about our ability to be sustainable with diminishing resources.
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With returns diminishing in its second year, it will be revamped for the future.
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Maybe. Is me asking you how much fun you're having rapidly diminishing your fun?
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This diminishing confidence did not occur overnight, and it will not reverse itself overnight.
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Their enriched counterparts are locked into billion dollar exits with diminishing returns on capital.
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After three hours, Fortnite provides diminishing rewards and pushes players to take a break.
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But even that in the past year has shown diminishing returns in economic growth.
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There's some evidence to suggest that it already is a game of diminishing returns.
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"There's also a question of diminishing returns," said Dave Nadig, managing director of ETF.
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It said it expects ongoing, but diminishing, financial impacts through the remainder of 2018.
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"Diminishing sunlight triggers your horse to grow a winter coat," according to The Horse.
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Sessions spent his entire career attacking and diminishing the rights of people of color.
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Our ever-diminishing attentions spans are helpless against it; so, too, apparently are cats.
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We don't see any signs of global equity breadth diminishing right here, right now.
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Whatever influence the president may have at times wielded over the economy is diminishing.
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And recent studies now show that increasing incarceration has diminishing returns on controlling crime.
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"The Beverly Hills Cop" franchise, for one, has been a study in diminishing returns.
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The people are now thoroughly frustrated with diminishing health insurance choices and soaring rates.
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The number of adversaries capable of conducting and EMP attack is growing, not diminishing.
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Poking their blocky, sweet heads between bars, they scarf ever-diminishing piles of hay.
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Though Crawford was selected, the caucus's stature was diminishing as local assemblies gained power.
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Diminishing chances for Middle East peace by abruptly moving the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem.
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A Fed rate hike would increase Treasury yields, diminishing the comparable attractiveness of stocks.
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Breathing in hot fumes dulls your senses, diminishing your ability to smell and taste.
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On the other side of that peak lay an unyielding slope of diminishing returns.
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Experts say once distribution centers get above 85 percent, their efficiency starts diminishing quickly.
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I think he found out that the weight cut had diminishing returns for him.
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Now the policy magazines of previous decades face diminishing relevance and worsening financial prospects.
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Oil prices are falling and factory orders are diminishing, reflecting slackening demand for goods.
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Opposition to the project does not appear to be diminishing along with its scale.
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But the irony is that it's diminishing his impact on the city's transportation systems.
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The diminishing supply should be a victory for public health and law enforcement alike.
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He vowed to shrink Argentina's monumental deficits by diminishing the largess of the state.
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And some of the diminishing coverage is being replaced by coverage on gun control.
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And this insecurity is not limited to those with stagnant or diminishing economic resources.
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It is not simply a case of diminishing reverence, however; there are deeper resentments.
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Consumption of whale peaked in the early 1960s and has been diminishing ever since.
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Low social trust and a pervasive sense of unfairness are diminishing basic social cohesion.
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So without diminishing #MeToo, let's look at what CO2 was up to in 2017.
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Bashing the NFL over protests may have "diminishing returns" for Trump now, Pearlman said.
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PiS also benefited from diminishing dole queues as labor shortages spiked throughout central Europe.
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As the coronavirus outbreak worsens outside of China, hopes of containing it are diminishing
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Insects, birds, ocean plankton are diminishing, and the social fabric of humanity is fraying.
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Reports of Kelly's diminishing influence and of his ultimate demise have ebbed and flowed.
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The Biden campaign cast its diminishing digital footprint as part of a broader strategy.
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Where we are: There's a point where a strategy starts to hit diminishing returns.
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The answer, pretty clearly, is that scientific persuasion is running into sharply diminishing returns.
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"There are diminishing chances we settle in the year," McEwan said in the interview.
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Sometimes the bill is not likely to be paid diminishing enthusiasm for continuing care.
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But with diminishing expectations that we will ever see or hear one another again.
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Underlying the Diamond-Saez analysis are two propositions: Diminishing marginal utility and competitive markets.
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The U.S. continues to squeeze Maduro, but his hold on power is not diminishing.
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Rather than addressing the conflict as a whole, it considers the diminishing of Palestine.
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So Iran already got something out of it, but it's getting diminishing returns after that.
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Without realizing it, I had followed along with mainstream American culture in diminishing their importance.
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As we move deeper into September, the falling temperature and diminishing daylight becomes increasingly apparent.
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Semi stocks are feeling the heat after electronics giant Samsung warned against diminishing chip sales.
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I feel trapped on a plane over the Pacific Ocean with diminishing amounts of air.
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As well as the number of jobs diminishing, the type of work is changing, too.
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Energy is the largest high-yield sector, though its share of the market is diminishing.
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Diminishing social mobility excludes the middle class from the hope of achieving the American Dream.
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Far from expressing geopolitical might, America's legal overreach would then end up diminishing American power.
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They believe Trump's message on the diminishing safety within the homeland is resonating with women.
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This works particularly well for slightly older products or items that are diminishing in popularity.
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Davidson gestured toward the blackened patch where the flames were guttering out, diminishing to smoke.
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"We are not at the point of diminishing returns," DeWine said at Thursday's news conference.
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"You get diminishing returns over time, because the body gets used to routine," she says.
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For those homeowners seeking a "cash-out" refinance, the amount they could tap is diminishing.
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Percha's legend stretches back hundreds of years but her popularity shows no sign of diminishing.
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There's an old-school quality to the formula, but the execution quickly yields diminishing returns.
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How do you follow up a beloved story and characters without diminishing the original entries?
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Congress needs to slow down and understand how diminishing 1504 hurts poor people and budgets.
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Explaining this finding, the CEA's chairman, Jason Furman, cited the law of diminishing marginal benefits.
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And you realize how just much he is diminishing the presidency of the United States.
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But with each successive film, those moments become harder to earn, and the returns diminishing.
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There are a number of factors that can explain the diminishing size of the bounces.
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She was one of the few who expressed our pain without ridiculing or diminishing it.
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A second standards album, the new "Fallen Angels," just repeats the gesture with diminishing returns.
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There is a point of no return and diminishing returns in super luxury real estate.
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Diminishing vitality in the marketplace has become a mounting concern among economists and policy makers.
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Dr. Nutman said there was a "diminishing probability" that older fossils will ever be found.
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It's a bold move that's already seeing diminishing returns (where does Jeremy go from here?).
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President Donald Trump's erratic foreign policy is diminishing the US's standing on the world stage.
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This is problematic when oxygen supplies are diminishing, especially when surface conditions are so rough.
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"However, those options are diminishing the longer Lebanon's economic and political crisis persists," it added.
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In most states with legal weed, the in-state illegal market has been slowly diminishing.
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The promise of a better world, he said, real as it is, is now diminishing.
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The diminishing preference for sons could indicate, among some parents, a growing bias against boys.
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EDM's latest nifty trick turns yet again into demonstrations of the laws of diminishing returns.
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But he added that it would not address larger problems that are diminishing Catholicism here.
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That air pushes backward on the car, resulting in drag, diminishing the car's top speed.
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We might be diminishing the power of our lexicon for future and more egregious affronts.
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The toughest aspect of honoring that promise, by the way, isn't the diminishing of lust.
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At the same time, diminishing response rates have made the coverage issue seem less important.
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The willful "Artpop" turned back to playful artifice, with art-world ambitions and diminishing returns.
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His colleagues know he will be gone in eight months, which is diminishing his leverage.
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The movement away from "Realness" is about more than just its diminishing ability to provoke.
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However, several shared that after around the third time, they start to see diminishing returns.
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Banks are facing weakening asset quality and are vulnerable to a diminishing of sovereign support.
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But in his eagerness to do so, he is perhaps diminishing himself in the process.
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In "Machines," even at barely more than an hour, the style leads to diminishing returns.
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Confidence: Medium-High Showers remain likely Tuesday morning with rain chances diminishing during the afternoon.
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And then there's diminishing interest in the old you, both from the public and yourself.
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Animal metaphors can simultaneously assert the dominance of the declarer while diminishing the declared: Women?
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And foundation spending on reproductive health care is a great example of diminishing government orthodoxy.
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Owning someone isn't just about taking his things; it's about diminishing him as a person.
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To the Editor: Humans are about to join insects and birds as a diminishing species.
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With that being said, I think there are diminishing returns in regard to his mileage.
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The simplest and most obvious answer is that it's a sign of diminishing American influence.
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We haven't seen any sign that that is lessening, diminishing our influence or our reach.
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Yeah, so you have a diminishing demographic that sees it as a valuable thing, right?
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We really are at a point — no, actually we're past the point — of diminishing returns.
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Our goal should be to see the populations in our country as not diminishing America.
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While we need more research, Gates does a disservice by diminishing the potential for today's solutions.
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Despite this year's bleak financial outlook, Mr. Kern shows no signs of diminishing his signature showmanship.
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"He's going to negotiate for peace, but with strength -- not with a diminishing army," Giuliani said.
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"We think this brings benefits to both restaurants and consumers rather than diminishing them," he said.
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Go deeper: The diminishing value of the Trump brand Michael Bloomberg re-registers as a Democrat
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And if so, how can their votes be won back without diminishing the plight of minorities?
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Companies and interest groups can now give virtually without limit, diminishing the influence of political parties.
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Why it matters: TV is facing sharp advertising and subscription declines in response to diminishing viewership.
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The use of drones has been widely credited with diminishing Al Qaeda and other terrorist groups.
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The agency cited a strengthening economy, diminishing risks to banks and expectations of improving public finances.
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You bow and scrape and flatter, diminishing yourself and becoming unable to speak truth to power.
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The Trump campaign's fundraising apparatus doesn't appear to be on the verge of diminishing anytime soon.
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Luzerne County is a blue area beset by a burgeoning drug trade and diminishing economic opportunities.
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Researchers found red dwarfs emitting frequent solar flares, diminishing the chances of habitability in their systems.
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"The US didn't want to alienate the Japanese establishment by diminishing the emperor's status," says Shillony.
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The central banks that see a need for tighter monetary policy are worried about diminishing slack.
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THE CHINESE model of steroidal state capitalism is facing a global backlash and offering diminishing returns.
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They have begun to ban or crimp imports themselves, abruptly diminishing a booming business (see chart).
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But even with WikiLeaks on the case, the potential for another disclosure seems to be diminishing.
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"How about now?" he said, mocking their entreaties and diminishing the event with a single blow.
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During this time, photochemical reactions—interactions between sunlight and atmospheric compounds that produce haze—were diminishing.
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Trudeau's ruling Liberals say the flow is diminishing as they take steps to deter border crossers.
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It would decline further to 0.8 percent of GDP in 2020 showing diminishing debt servicing strength.
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Maybe in this version of the mermaid myth, we're lured into a lifetime of diminishing hope.
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Faced with this reality, we can choose to shut others out, diminishing ourselves in the process.
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They used to be sold in records stores and malls, places we have in diminishing numbers.
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Iggy Pop would've died or found that just crawling through glass tends to yield diminishing returns.
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Also, in a sense, the legal risks are diminishing, particularly in states where marijuana is allowed.
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Democrats claim that the maps discriminated against Democratic voters by diminishing the strength of their votes.
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Returning to more familiar terrain, the show remains amusing, while delivering what feels like diminishing returns.
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And shiny new Loudoun County, diminishing as the state's political bellwether, is heading that way too.
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She also has the ability to be focused on more than one thing without diminishing either.
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Diminishing resources at some once-great newspapers can lead to skeletal Washington bureaus and thinner coverage.
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So such numbers are troubling news considering the diminishing returns from this once-dominant voting bloc.
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Nowotny's remarks come just a week after the ECB signalled a diminishing urgency for policy action.
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It's a huge sum, and dwarfs the large but diminishing stimulus being provided by central banks.
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As with awesome and amazing, however, its ubiquity has led to diminishing returns on its significance.
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Nonprofit groups, news organizations and brands have long expressed frustration with their diminishing reach on Facebook.
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However, he said there are also many technologies that can increase security without diminishing individual freedom.
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Murkowski said her state is seeing diminishing sea ice and a change in wildlife migration patterns.
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My skin's not especially pale, and even if it were, this would be weird, and diminishing.
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Glaciers in Montana are diminishing at the most alarming rate, but the trend is happening worldwide.
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Such areas mostly voted to leave Europe, as people blamed globalization and immigration for diminishing opportunities.
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She learned the intricacies of this dying art from the diminishing band of dye-transfer practitioners.
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He wondered if sternly worded letters might also have diminishing returns if they became more popular.
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This single-market policy has underpinned Europe's continued, if somewhat diminishing, importance to the global economy.
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The report didn't specify precise factors that drove the decade of success in diminishing world hunger.
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In that world, any shirt-maker that tried to get too big rapidly faced diminishing returns.
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Cabrera knows he is no longer a regular shortstop, with age and injuries diminishing his range.
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Amy Klobuchar is going to go after Buttigieg for diminishing the idea that Washington experience matters.
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In Western societies, for too long, there had been no victories, no glory and diminishing certainties.
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Candidates would be wise to tell their story without diminishing the contributions of the other campaigns.
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But Teslas, and any battery-electric vehicles, are limited because of the law of diminishing returns.
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But without taking additional steps, they risk diminishing the House's oversight power in the long term.
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With allegiances to existing parties diminishing, pollsters have found some voters torn between diametrically opposed candidates.
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But since then, price fluctuations have been having a diminishing impact on how the economy fares.
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Fortunately, the strong winds that made it feel colder on Sunday and Monday are finally diminishing.
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What's needed is an agenda that unifies and empowers Americans by diminishing the power of Washington.
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Doesn't unified opposition to the president mean risking those seats and further diminishing their minority status?
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It's a context within which respect for any form of international rule book is swiftly diminishing.
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It's yet another problem at a time when the global economy's threshold for pain is diminishing.
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Even then, production from shale wells peaks quickly and then begins a period of diminishing returns.
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If work is just about the money - there needs to be enough money to take care of your family and to be able to do the basic things and so on, but money has diminishing returns and for me, it's diminishing returns for a long time.
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"It feels as diminishing my role was the plan all along, which is their prerogative," he said.
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He also invoked an unprintable line from Public Enemy's Chuck D diminishing the importance of the awards.
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We can see this, he argues, in the diminishing impact on productivity in the American work force.
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VPNs, or Virtual Private Networks, are great tools for anyone concerned about diminishing privacy on the internet.
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Still, there's no diminishing the fact that yesterday's resolution marks the culmination of much-needed international cooperation.
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Target's holiday season proved to Cramer that the dotcom expansion could only mean diminishing returns moving forward.
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New York-based dermatologist Ellen Marmur, MD, is a huge fan of scar-diminishing products from SkinMedica.
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However, the U.S. has granted waivers to certain major importers of Iranian crude, diminishing the expected cuts.
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Diminishing funds, however, has recently led the agency to scale back or cancel activities at some shelters.
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You can't tickle the same pleasure center in your brain over and over again without diminishing returns.
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The old investment-led growth model produces diminishing returns and ever-larger amounts of debt, Xu said.
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But of course, diminishing Babitz as the sum of her sexual conquests is both facile and absurd.
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Apple started exploring issues with how diminishing battery life was causing unexpected shut downs in fall 2016.
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David Kasprzak's "The Diminishing, But Never Final, Sounds of the Dying" (2017), for example, is too literal.
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While free trade is not dead, the utility of incremental tariff reductions under FTAs is diminishing rapidly.
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The similar personalities of progenitor and offspring often amplified the problems of parenthood, rather than diminishing them.
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The government said that demand had "lost its momentum due to diminishing opportunities to secure foreign financing".
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The arrears rate on the portfolio was also diminishing in line with that," he told CNBC's "Rundown.
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And if Kai Greene is any indication, hugeness comes with diminishing returns in terms of actual power.
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Also, why is it that as the need for antibiotics increases, incentives to produce them are diminishing?
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"Erasure is causing people harm and diminishing self-esteem and putting people in harm's way," Wood said.
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To white men, Trump promises the restoration of diminishing supremacy over both women and people of color.
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From there, adding cores and boosting performance drives up the price, but each tier offers diminishing returns.
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It's an inevitable part of growing older; even people who've had perfect eyesight find their vision diminishing.
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One logical response to the diminishing number of workers per pensioner is to raise the retirement age.
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This implies the culture war, though a strong suit for Mr Trump, will bring him diminishing returns.
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The diminishing of the labor supply is also to blame for low GDP growth, the authors conclude.
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Also, David Wallace Wells, a journalist and author, explains the diminishing optimism of the climate-change movement.
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With overall demand falling and backlogs diminishing firms had to curtail by how much they raised prices.
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"So leverage will continue to rise, but its ability to generate new growth is diminishing" added Spajic.
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"In my view we're now clearly in the world of diminishing returns to monetary easing," Lowe said.
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In mid-March, banks informally canvassed by Reuters saw a diminishing chance of a "no-deal" Brexit.
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Mishra said bond ETFs are becoming more popular due to diminishing liquidity for individual fixed-income securities.
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There have been diminishing returns to building new roads, particularly since we completed the National Highway System.
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One aspect of this is that we may have hit diminishing returns for efforts to increase speed.
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Diminishing concerns over U.S.-China trade and tighter monetary policy have contributed to the sharp stock gains.
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U.S. stocks were trading higher on the diminishing rate hike prospects, as were prices of U.S. Treasuries.
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It's not publicly available information but the spread tightness tells you that it has also been diminishing.
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Tibetan culture may be under duress, but adoration of the Dalai Lama shows no sign of diminishing.
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The diminishing rivers of ice are perhaps the most visible consequence of the planet's accelerating climate change.
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Robust corporate profits, relatively cheap valuations and diminishing political risks have lured investors back into regional stocks.
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Expectations were diminishing as the show approached of an order for the jet from United Airlines UAL.
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Diminishing labor market slack is also expected to help boost inflation toward the Fed's 2 percent target.
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Some lawmakers are staying clear of the race for fear of diminishing some candidates' appeal as outsiders.
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That means defending the non-proliferation regime; deterring conflict; and diminishing the risk of accidental nuclear war.
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OPEC's influence is diminishing, and it's hard to imagine how it will regain its past market power.
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Over the last several years, children and children's issues have received a diminishing share of federal investments.
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But loss of habitat, dams and pollution have been diminishing their population in the past half century.
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Clearly it punches outside its weight class when it comes to diminishing the threats of climate change.
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Carpenter said he will be looking for more signs that slack in the labor market is diminishing.
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The novelty is that the words are presented in logical sequences and in diminishing or augmenting typeface.
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Sweden aside, "cash still plays a pretty important," if diminishing, role around the world, El-Erian said.
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It was exquisite, joyous yet heartbreaking, a delicate furling of gratitude and praise gradually diminishing, then gone.
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Seeing the largesse from Venezuela diminishing and, at times, disappearing, Cuba needed another source of hard currency.
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But the link between Facebook's efforts and diminishing visits to websites pushing bogus information remains frustratingly vague.
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What's astounding is that this exchange -- even in its dismissive, diminishing and contentious tones -- is remarkably civilized.
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The GOP also cut back the committees, diminishing institutional memory by getting rid of permanent committee staff.
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Not "take them out behind the barn" old, no, but definitely "the point of diminishing returns" old.
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"Flood defenses will only ever provide a limited and now diminishing standard of protection," Mr. Johns said.
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She tested positive for diminishing amounts of meldonium at three subsequent out-of-competition tests, through April.
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His mind is diminishing as he chases "butterfly memories," which announce the subjective perspective of what follows.
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If diminishing immigration is the goal, there is no better way than rebuilding these societies starting now.
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Concerned about diminishing royalties from his novels, Henry James in his mid-40s began to write plays.
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It also explicitly rejects Mr. Obama's commitment to make nuclear weapons a diminishing part of American defenses.
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Supporters say the new law levels the playing field, diminishing the heavy advantage New York prosecutors wielded.
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Renault's new car sales in Europe have declined lately, diminishing the company's share of its core market.
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What is diminishing instead are sales of soybeans to China, once the largest customer for American farmers.
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Making peace with such behavior requires either a diminishing of the culprit's inviolable humanity, or your own.
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He thought that the diminishing reputation of his plays was a response to their continued commercial success.
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With her fortune diminishing and her family ever dependent on her, she agreed to stage a tour.
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In Britain, as many as 30 to 60 percent of species were found to have diminishing ranges.
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The Trump cult is diminishing, though an appeal to facts will not bring his followers to reason.
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If its rivals refuse to pay up, it can withhold the content entirely, diminishing them as competitors.
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And third: There's no surer way of diminishing your country's international standing than by flouting democratic norms.
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Mr. Abrams said that spoke to the diminishing strategic importance of the issue for the Middle East.
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The officials said the administration believed that the cuts were necessary because of "diminishing returns" from advertising.
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Meanwhile, the Trump administration has discovered there are diminishing returns to relying on tariffs as a prod.
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However, there is little evidence Iran's role is diminishing in Iraq and Syria, even without key leaders.
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"It is a part of a long-term democratic trend where diminishing costs drive innovation," he said.
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The party's diminishing popularity could spell trouble for its chances in Peru's next presidential election in 2021.
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That's because there's a repetitiveness to all of this, one that appears to be yielding diminishing returns.
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But there is reason to think that respect for science has been diminishing over the past decades.
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Simply put, technology has outmatched our brains, diminishing our capacity to address the world's most pressing challenges.
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The country has experienced a rise in partisanship, diminishing the number of people in the moderate middle.
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Mr. Tillerson risks diminishing his position, that of his department and possibly the influence of his successors.
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"You have a wholesale, gradual diminishing of that kind of activity for your community," Ms. Lee said.
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The absence of her music on today's standard channels for consumption risks diminishing her legacy moving forward.
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The diminishing economic case for organizing the games has resulted in fewer cities wanting to become hosts.
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Officials said the planned cuts are necessary, arguing the administration is seeing "diminishing returns" from ObamaCare spending.
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Soon, Allen said he felt his role was diminishing as he and Gates spoke less and less.
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This diminishing competition will not only result in higher repair costs, but also higher auto insurance premiums.
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Harris huddled with family over Thanksgiving in Iowa and pored over her campaign's meager and diminishing finances.
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Andrew: Democrats are reaching a point of diminishing returns when it comes to the closed-door depositions.
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Britain introduced a new 1 pound coin on Tuesday replete with security features aimed at diminishing counterfeiting.
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"Veteran organizations can be like Sears, using the same business model with diminishing returns," Mr. Carter said.
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But there is another culprit: a diminishing frontier spirit and an increasing paranoia about taking big leaps.
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Critics of the government's policies worry that diminishing returns on those Mexican energy investments may hit pensioners.
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Mr. Adams of BDS Analytics says 2018 was a year of "constantly diminishing forecasts" of cannabis sales.
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ISIS is "a rapidly diminishing force," the Washington Post's Liz Sly wrote in a late March piece.
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The subject I'm trying to address is that protest in the West is diminishing as a right.
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But the fun factor of any online game, especially a free-to-play one, is a diminishing resource.
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This would drastically reduce neurological risk without diminishing the appeal or quality of the sport in the slightest.
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Mr Abe's hold over it is diminishing: it formed an alliance with Tomin First in the Tokyo election.
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I saw another thing, a Planet Fitness put out a calendar of dad bods, diminishing dads&apos bod.
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There is a lot of evidence that campaign communication has diminishing marginal returns, which makes presidential campaigns different.
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Normally, both campaigns are competent enough that they are deep into the diminishing marginal returns for campaign communication.
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AMD added other software features that give users a better ability to throttle their cards without diminishing visuals.
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"I could not handle the lethal cocktail of the spotlight, addiction, a diminishing career and infidelity," he writes.
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If you like it, you can also watch its two sequels ... which offer diminishing returns, as you'd expect.
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The move also shook up traditional makeup of the council, diminishing the role of military and intelligence leadership.
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In the primaries, Biden still dominates the race, according to the Quinnipiac poll, but his lead is diminishing.
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But there was a recognition in Moscow that pressing ahead with the military operation would produce diminishing returns.
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The jobs and exports that can be attributed to multinationals are already a diminishing part of the story.
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So the imbalance between girls and boys at birth is diminishing in several countries, including China and India.
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The white-resentment politics to which Republicans have devoted themselves will have diminishing returns in a browning America.
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"I could not handle the lethal cocktail of the spotlight, addiction, a diminishing career and infidelity," Odom wrote.
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The Fed's concern about diminishing equity market liquidity is that it threatens the financial system's resilience to shock.
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As things stand, the debt markets still offer enough liquidity and company earnings are still strong though diminishing.
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VPNs, or Virtual Private Networks, are relevant tools to anyone concerned about fast-diminishing privacy on the internet.
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Yet Latin America's web of 33 subregional preferential trade agreements, each with different rules, is giving diminishing returns.
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Crystals develop in the battery, further diminishing capacity and wrecking your battery meters ability to do its job.
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Prior to being diagnosed with postpartum depression in 2017, Chrissy Teigen noticed her passion for cooking was diminishing.
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Watching him boss Rick around has diminishing returns, especially after Rick was so completely cowed in the premiere.
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But does the overfunded startup take a step back and try to fix the diminishing return of investment?
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As a result, too many people are holding these types of securities and likely to face diminishing returns.
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One oft-cited benefit of connecting a person to the grid or to solar energy is actually diminishing.
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Countries that use natural riches well tend to enjoy vibrant economies of which resources are a diminishing share.
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It is so diminishing for women to accuse other women of supporting Hillary only because she's a woman.
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LONDON — Following six weeks of gradually diminishing excitement, Happy Valley's second series is finally coming to an end.
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Like you just mentioned about the perception of the diminishing resources on the planet, the fucked-up politics.
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From the email: At the same time, we have been racing against a clock of ever-diminishing funds.
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Here, Colombian-born Murillo investigates the mechanics of modern distribution by highlighting the effects of diminishing local economies.
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The slump in auto sales along with diminishing global economic growth have weighed on steel demand and prices.
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Senator Thune, hilariously, suggested the FCC's role was "gradually diminishing" as people used the internet more than phones.
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Sure, meditation has been scientifically associated with lowering blood pressure, diminishing some symptoms of autism, and alleviating PTSD.
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Thus diminishing any boon that a weak currency would give to export-focused companies for these two regions.
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And the sense that you have to be here or you can't play is going to start diminishing.
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However, the extremes of the approach in Philadelphia and Houston may be reaching a point of diminishing returns.
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And far from diminishing in the winter, the EU's migrant and refugee crisis has only grown (see article).
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As Shkuda explains, the expressway project, combined with diminishing industrial occupancies, deflated the value of the area's buildings.
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"So, they express their views about the diminishing geopolitical role of the EU without Britain," one envoy said.
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It's just a lure of diminishing returns, and eventually you just don't do a record that's as good.
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Richard Matheson, the screenwriter, said it was a "metaphor for how man's place in the world was diminishing".
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Prisons surely play a role, but we've long ago reached the point of diminishing returns from warehousing people.
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This perceived threat of diminishing power is exposing ugly, at times menacing fault lines in the male psyche.
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One is that a diminishing proportion of the world's pundits seem to know what the passive voice is.
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Closer relations between countries are a good thing, diminishing the chances of conflict and increasing prosperity through trade.
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Anthony's case against Netflix focuses on three key areas: rising competition, diminishing pricing power, and increasing content costs.
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Hundreds of thousands of cancers have now been sequenced, and the hunt for targets is seeing diminishing returns.
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"The entirety of this period is actually diminishing as a percent of the total year," the analyst said.
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The Mariners, whose playoff chances are diminishing by the day, showed most of their fight before the game.
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This provides him with a potent incentive to stick with the current policy as it incurs diminishing returns.
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"India needs to undertake massive afforestation programmes, (given) the way forest cover in India is diminishing," he said.
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Other factors, such as wind patterns and ocean warming, also play a role in the diminishing sea ice.
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But the Devils are rebuilding, and Elias made $16.5 million over the last three seasons, with diminishing results.
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If the country leaves the single market, tariffs could apply to its goods, diminishing sales and costing jobs.
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Congress also doesn't control the C.F.P.B.'s budget, diminishing the ability of pro-agency Democrats to protect it.
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Video games are to blame, some grouse, while others attribute diminishing interest to the rising expense of gear.
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Rather than linger in roles of diminishing responsibility, some are looking to follow colleagues into the private sector.
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Mr. Trump, who campaigned as a populist and rules as one, is accused of diminishing the American presidency.
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It could prompt merchants to transact directly, outside the marketplace, diminishing the volume of trade at the auctions.
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Caught in the death spiral of physical sales, Jimmy Eat World has seen diminishing returns since Bleed American.
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Last year Kraft Heinz stumbled badly as 3G's strict cost-cutting strategy appeared to be showing diminishing returns.
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Democrats continue to hold out hopes, albeit diminishing ones, that they can secure testimony from Mr. Mueller himself.
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But now, the forces buffeting the retail industry are diminishing Lord & Taylor's presence as a New York institution.
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Because insects are legion, the fear that their numbers might be diminishing has been more felt than documented.
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Every generation believes it is uniquely observing diminishing standards of behavior, even while by most measures, life improves.
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Execution could be misconstrued as martyrdom, perpetuating violence and diminishing America's stature as a defender of human rights.
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Construction, scaffolding and bikers who ignore safety rules have also soared — all further diminishing the quality of life.
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But, truthfully, it was the laughter that cuts to the heart of my diminishing patience on this topic.
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Bernie Sanders would win the Democratic nomination and President Trump's odds of winning a second term were diminishing.
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The special representative played a diminishing role in recent years as the Afghan war faded from the headlines.
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Most importantly, Putin suggested diminishing the powers of the presidency and beefing up those of the prime minister.
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Still, his detractors maintain that there are diminishing returns to his large spending, despite its impact on competitors.
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Two cousins are marooned on the rapidly diminishing patch of land where their families have lived for generations.
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By winning the primary over the strenuous objections of prominent Christian conservatives, Mr. Trump revealed their diminishing sway.
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Considering the overall trajectory of the series over the years, perhaps a sense of diminishing returns was inevitable.
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Tess is a geologist, working with the Daughters on diminishing Comstock's power — but she has a deeper secret.
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For now, however, many Democrats feel a diminishing sense of optimism for an imminent debate on gun control.
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The Packers have twice demonstrated an aptitude for diminishing Cousins, and their potential playoff opponents have undoubtedly noticed.
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She will still show fearlessness and strength without diminishing the image that the bull is meant to represent.
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Without EXIM, small businesses like Patton will struggle to enter competitive markets, diminishing American economic and national security.
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While others have suggested that we're soon going to see diminishing returns if we just follow this path.
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In nearly all regions, the scientists also found that snow cover is diminishing and glaciers are in retreat.
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One issue is that the opportunities to build that valuable local experience are diminishing along with the resources.
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Fortunately, the family, anxious about its diminishing food supply, encountered a small, possibly hostile pig along the way.
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Yet Goldman Sachs warned that the economic impetus from tax reform may have diminishing returns after this year.
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Or will we remain on our present course — with diminishing confidence in institutions and increasing fears of recession?
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Most of the South has already voted, diminishing the role of African-American voters in the months ahead.
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But such retrofits are expensive and result in increased taxes, diminishing the availability of multifamily properties for everyone.
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But Mr. Trump has not landed on a strategy for diminishing Ms. Harris, and has praised her instead.
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This is charming at first, but over the course of more than 90 minutes it yields diminishing returns.
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Diminishing public holders' voting rights can give insiders too much power and insulate executives who make poor decisions.
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Dylan has been releasing installments in The Bootleg Series for more than two decades, with gradually diminishing returns.
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And they said it may only succeed in stoking resentment abroad and diminishing American influence in the world.
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Yet the shock tactics that once thrust him onto the front pages of newspapers may be yielding diminishing returns.
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"What they're talking about is maybe a diminishing amount of margins but certainly not a negative margin," Bethune said.
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Authoritarians require enemies to blame for their inadequacies, and to distract their base from their diminishing quality of life.
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The appetite for labor also showed few signs of diminishing, with job ads holding near a seven-year peak.
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The return on investment for them to focus on small [business] content creators is just a diminishing returns equation.
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According to thermodynamics, the capacity to extract useful work from the energy resources of the universe is always diminishing.
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Investors will be looking for whether the slowdown was a blip, or a sign of diminishing market share. 3.
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And he says almost nothing about a perhaps related question, why interest in old master European art is diminishing.
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Instead of diminishing the number of publicly available polls, however, those hurdles have spawned cheaper and less reliable methods.
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There it is again: a way of diminishing responsibility for the player by taking away right and wrong answers.
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Reefs are crucial spawning grounds for the sea's fast-diminishing fisheries, which account for 12% of the global catch.
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The effect of this panoramic exposure of the dysfunction at the heart of the administration is cumulative, not diminishing.
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The backlash is happening just as China's model of debt, heavy investment and state direction is yielding diminishing returns.
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He concocted that story and told press it was an 'accidental' recording, intentionally diminishing my role in its creation.
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First, people's need to travel is diminishing as a result of smartphones, video-conferencing, online shopping and so on.
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There are only two pig farms left, according to Lazari, and the number of pigs in Turkey is diminishing.
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Officials say tourism returns have also been diminishing while the high hosting fees have made the event financially unviable.
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"The [impact] of those demographic effects is diminishing," Romine testified, thanks largely to the advent of convolutional neural networks.
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For decades now, the UNHCR and other refugee relief organizations have responded to refugee crises with ever-diminishing resources.
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" Makepeace, who has seen 16 total eclipses, added, "So you sort of get that little scale of diminishing grandness.
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The back-to-back controversies threatened to further erode the credibility of the White House, which was already diminishing.
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Iggy's got a lot to prove after a disintegrated headlining tour and diminishing chart returns, and "Azillion" isn't helping.
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Apparently, even with what will likely be diminishing box-office returns, the franchise will hang on a little longer.
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You'll soon notice dark spots starting to fade, pores shrinking and fine lines diminishing thanks to the bestselling treatment.
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I want to see collaborations with women, top-tier lyricism, and songs that hold my increasingly diminishing attention span.
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All in all, the power of the BoJ to overcome structural imbalances in Japan's economy seems to be diminishing.
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All of this is happening as producers strive to keep up with one thing: our rapidly diminishing attention spans.
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Business community advocacy touted the successes of trade, while not acknowledging the losses, diminishing the credibility of corporate advocacy.
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The methane-diminishing effect of Asparagopsis is caused by a compound called bromoform, in which the algae are rich.
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The plausible options for fixing the situation are diminishing, but fixing it should be a first-order policy priority.
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The kwacha is expected to remain under pressure against the U.S. dollar next week on diminishing hard currency supply.
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Diminishing people's ability to drive by increasing their dependence on technology seems to be an inherently flawed safety plan.
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The severe weather threat shifts eastward on Tuesday, with the severity of the storms diminishing through the morning hours.
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This alleged Achilles' heel is diminishing with smarter management of grids and improvements in energy storage capacity and competitiveness.
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Mr. Klein and the others laughed eagerly, though at points he spoke soberly about his diminishing quality of life.
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Liquidity was diminishing, so risk arbitrage firms could not meet their margin calls by only selling the takeover stocks.
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The law of diminishing marginal returns is one of those fancy academic concepts with a definition a mile long.
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Symantec said the rise in formjacking comes after hackers witnessed "diminishing returns" from other cyberattacks like ransomware and cryptojacking.
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But subtly, Trump is also diminishing the role of science and technology, simply by not hiring anyone at all.
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Toronto's one of those places where I think we would have diminishing returns if we played every couple months.
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He was not happy in Salt Lake City, primarily due to limited minutes and a diminishing on-court role.
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For the country's diminishing liberal base, Regev represents not a culture war so much as a war on culture.
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Mr. Pruitt's fall from the E.P.A. is a story of his diminishing relationship with many of his closest loyalists.
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Some rage on against the dying of the light, like Iris Murdoch or Willem de Kooning, despite diminishing returns.
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We've hit diminishing returns for sure, but there's no event where I'd be surprised to see a world record.
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After it was announced that the fund was rapidly diminishing this year, Mr. Stewart embarked on a media blitz.
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Now, however, the pendulum may be swinging back, with the reality of diminishing shorelines hitting many close to home.
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And they demonstrated the transcendent curse of these tribal times: Americans' diminishing ability to hold two thoughts at once.
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He's surrounded, in that moment, by kindness, a diminishing currency that mattered as much to him as any other.
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He lies to you, and when you discover his deceit, he justifies his drug use by diminishing its harm.
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One sticking point was Mr. Iverson's desire to pursue outside projects, and his diminishing enthusiasm for the Bad Plus.
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However, his more enduring legacy may be in diminishing the role of academic, peer-reviewed science at the agency.
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In these cases, then, the central bank suffers capital losses because of growing, not diminishing, confidence in its money.
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"The caseload is growing, and the systems by which we would have supported them is diminishing," Ms. Collingwood said.
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That is increasing the use of English as a universal communicator and diminishing the role of Icelandic, experts say.
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They also found that, in diminishing the Census' accuracy, the question was at odds with the Constitution's enumeration clause.
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But lately the currency has devolved into a sign of Britain's diminishing fortunes in a present dominated by Brexit.
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All of this makes a trade deal less compelling, diminishing the stakes, leaving politics as the most meaningful context.
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This signals that the "easy" interventions have already been covered, and that there are diminishing returns to new investments.
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It creates hope that life can improve, blunting the appeal of extremism and diminishing the desperation of the dispossessed.
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Ripley: So, there's almost something diminishing by making it—instead of the first blank, you're the first female blank.
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The investment vehicle rewards companies that are tackling climate change, while excluding or diminishing the weighting of environmental laggards.
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Its diminishing fortunes have been cemented by the rise of renewables and the push for cleaner alternatives to oil.
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Vehicles on the road have also become more fuel efficient, further diminishing the levy's ability to fund highway repairs.
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Hoagland, now in his mid-80s, the author of 24 previous books, has written about his diminishing vision before.
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"The political risk in emerging markets is diminishing quietly, while it's picking up in the major markets," he said.
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"The hope that there will be more stimulus coming out from China probably is diminishing," said Goh at DBS.
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Levine: What I&aposm gonna do right now is we took a sterile blade, and we&aposre actually diminishing.
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I hope that this energy will silence the forces across the country who remain bent on diminishing our democracy.
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Sometimes (often), there is diminishing value for a manufacturer to go through all that effort, especially on older phones.
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It has withdrawn the United States from Unesco and the Human Rights Council, diminishing American influence in those agencies.
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This might make Favors a valuable trade chip in the offseason if he isn't ready for a diminishing role.
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Deaccessioning these works creates space and raises funds for unseen artworks, without diminishing the BMA's collection of postwar art.
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Fed up with trying to keep up with the rapidly diminishing temperature of your Styrofoam bodega cup of joe?
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Also, USD strength tends to imply a fall in international reserves, hence a diminishing supply of dollars in global markets.
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Diminishing the stigma attached to addictive illness may help some people more readily enter treatment and come out of hiding.
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As the decades progressed and the popularity of radio and television rose, the need for single-screen theaters was diminishing.
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The large ground finch competed with the resident medium ground finch for the diminishing supply of large and hard seeds.
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But this year, the Trump campaign has been so weak, I don't think diminishing returns have really kicked in yet.
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Diminishing returns on Japanese government bonds (JGBs) have prompted the newly listed bank to seek out higher-return, riskier investments.
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The oxygen content has been diminishing in the cave, with the amount of carbon dioxide (produced when we exhale) rising.
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Strategically, Democrats seeking to take back the White House would be diminishing their 2020 prospects if they ramrod through impeachment.
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This is a man that was unafraid of the (unfair, rude, diminishing) stigma of being a virgin on national television.
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Muscle mass starts diminishing as early as your 30s and doesn't stop: bones weaken, coordination drops, everything goes to shit.
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Sean Novack, center, and two of his neighbors look toward plumes of smoke from diminishing flames across a railroad track.
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That means restoration efforts will have more climate benefits the sooner they are implemented and yield diminishing returns over time.
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To compensate for the diminishing flow of files, Tiversa's developers recalibrated the software to pull down virtually everything it encountered.
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Egypt began importing LNG in 2015 when its own diminishing gas output failed to keep up with soaring domestic demand.
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Still, the growth of Russian and Chinese arms sales in the region is a clear sign of diminishing U.S. influence.
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The implied volatility on pound options also fell notably as investors see a diminishing chance of the "Leave" camp winning.
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According to Mayo Clinic, positive thinking helps you cope with stressful situations, diminishing stress's harmful returns on the body's health.
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The messaging needs to be forward-thinking, strong, decisive, direct and credible focused around the positives, while diminishing the negatives.
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"There are diminishing returns from firing people over and over again," says Jeff Ubben of ValueAct Capital, a hedge fund.
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"This is a very dynamic situation: Fissures are opening; some are diminishing," and the number could quickly change, she added.
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The company has a downloadable app that passively tracks movement and monitors conversations for any signs of diminishing brain function.
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Apple's charts still matter to Mignano, but he says their worth is diminishing as different listening platforms become more popular.
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Heralded as the world's most valuable tech start-up in 2014, Xiaomi currently faces slumping smartphone sales and diminishing revenues.
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Carney said the scope for central banks to dominate the global economy was diminishing, with interest rates already so low.
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These concerns remained after she removed Meehan from her will, diminishing any incentive he had to cause her untimely death.
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Driving the news: Wired recently reported that vaccine doubt is growing globally, indicating that public trust in science is diminishing.
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Vaccines also played a key role in eradicating or diminishing diseases like polio, smallpox, tetanus, measles, mumps, and whooping cough.
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Japan Post Bank, which manages about 200 trillion yen in investment assets faces diminishing returns amid persistently low interest rate.
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Thus, Will's death, though it was a seismic moment in terms of the show's buzz, ended up paying diminishing returns.
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Shares in some British utilities rose on diminishing concerns that energy prices would be capped, as planned by the Conservatives.
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The so-called continuing claims have now been below 2 million for 10 straight weeks, indicating diminishing labor market slack.
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The implied volatility on pound options have fallen notably as investors see a diminishing chance of the "Leave" camp winning.
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"Every single day Iran's Foreign Minister Zarif's reference to team B becomes more farcical and his credibility diminishing," Gargash said.
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The possibility that you can end up with job security and retirement attached to it is statistically diminishing over time.
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As the number of options increases, the potential reward increases, but then begins to level off due to diminishing returns.
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It could even be asked whether the cheap simplicity of buying certificates is diminishing the impetus for more tangible efforts.
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But Pence only managed to "upstage" Trump by strategically diminishing and disclaiming Trump's political antics, adding insult to narcissistic injury.
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Delaying treatment can force patients to live with fatigue, nausea, and pain every day, greatly diminishing their quality of life.
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If it weren't for all the player spectators, tournament scale would take a nosedive, with diminishing populations and prize pools.
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We have seen the diminishing effectiveness of television advertisements, and have witnessed the newly exposed inaccuracy of current polling methods.
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Debuting in 1963, the original Planet of the Apes yielded four sequels that would become an exercise in diminishing returns.
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"We see that [OkCupid] members who send more first messages get more replies, but at a diminishing rate," she says.
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But she had siblings on the other side and her chances of seeing them alive again were diminishing, she said.
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And now, some Republicans are siding with Trump in diminishing the investigation's credibility, while others voice support for Mueller. Sen.
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Though the aftershocks are diminishing in strength and frequency, each one represents another blow to the fortitude of the city.
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The region is doomed to more frequent famines that will be the consequence of diminishing cropland, grazing and water resources.
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Rather than diminishing, the extortion racket is mutating, believes Allan Hernández, who leads the attorney-general's specialised crime-fighting units.
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After my test shoot, I'm wondering if one of the Pixel's main propositions as the best smartphone camera is diminishing.
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That's because the animal is weighing the cost of getting to the next tree against the diminishing benefit of staying.
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Classics by beloved authors like Dr. Seuss still sell millions of copies a year, diminishing the appetite for new titles.
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This is the antithesis of so-called 'principled realism' and a sure path to diminishing America's leadership in the world.
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But Venezuela's power in the region is diminishing, as its government has made deep cuts in handouts to friendly nations.
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But Bannon's allies are alarmed by what they view as their clearly diminishing power as Kushner takes on new responsibilities.
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Even if the BOJ were to ramp up bond buying to fight the market's tide, it may face diminishing returns.
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Aside from age, his diminishing ability as an everyday outfielder pegs Beltran for a designated hitter role after this year.
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Gates claimed that the approach risked diminishing U.S. influence in Africa, leaving the field open to competitors such as China.
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Nobody wants to lose vision, and diminishing simple sugar intake would seem to be a low price for extended vision.
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"Under the restrictions, competitive edge of Yihaodian has been diminishing while its sales growth has been slowing," the ministry said.
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Back in 2014, the Army's top recruiting official summed up the devastating problem posed by the diminishing pool of recruits.
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Plaguing these markets with the socioeconomic and fiscal burdens of coal risks diminishing returns for China in the long view.
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The so-called continuing claims have now been below 2 million for 11 straight weeks, indicating diminishing labor market slack.
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The Department of Education found 94% of teachers pay for school supplies, in part due to diminishing public education investment.
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Faced with a significant economic burden, Iran might decide to keep its missiles at home, diminishing the prospects of war.
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In lieu of large-scale agriculture, much of Cuba's farming is now practiced sustainably, diminishing the country's overall carbon footprint.
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So the intent for the regulation is there be no diminishing in responsibility down the chain of data handling subcontractors.
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The implied volatility on pound options has fallen notably as investors see a diminishing chance of the "Leave" camp winning.
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The other is that diminishing the amount of racial insensitivity in the world makes it better for all of us.
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Research has consistently found that there's a point of diminishing return in the relationship between hours worked and worker output.
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He often uses their looks as a way of diminishing their abilities, their intelligence or their effectiveness — sometimes all three.
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"Every single day Iran's Foreign Minister Zarif's reference to team B becomes more farcical and his credibility diminishing," Gargash tweeted.
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These last survivors equate life on land with religious integrity, vowing not to abandon their diminishing patch of terra firma.
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But that will be ever harder to do with a dwindling force and diminishing political appetite for renewed military entanglement.
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The trilogy offers diminishing returns, but all three films are at least good, and the first one is tremendous fun.
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I call these impositions taxes because they take away some of what an individual earns, diminishing the joys of success.
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"We must avoid, at all costs, diminishing the dignity of any individual to a stereotype or a problem," he wrote.
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How do they manage to grow and adapt at a time when queer spaces are diminishing, even digitally (RIP Afterellen)?
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But that surge is diminishing, and for almost a decade the United States has taken more Asian than Hispanic immigration.
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But there is also a long-range, perhaps unforeseen consequence of the diminishing percentage of women working outside the home.
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Bigotry that had been silenced by diminishing social acceptance has found a warmer climate in the Britain of recent years.
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Cutting the West Bank in half is a significant step toward diminishing any potential future for a recognized Palestinian state.
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Of course, diminishing the toxic food environment and teaching good health habits in cafeterias brings the government into our schools.
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This is a character-driven film, which — like a Ponzi scheme — suffers from some diminishing returns the longer it runs.
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As the incidence of SIDS continues to decline, there may be diminishing returns in trying to prevent every last case.
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While Mexico continues to be the largest single source country for immigrants, its relative share of the flow is diminishing.
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But there can be diminishing returns on spending: In 2016, Hillary Clinton outraised Mr. Trump three-to-one — and lost.
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He said in 2007 that the problem was a glut of inexpensive wine in a world of diminishing wine consumption.
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Internationally, Ola has faced criticism over apparent discrepancies in both the charges levied against customers and diminishing incentives for drivers.
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In France, life expectancy is increasing, while in the United States it is diminishing in significant sectors of the population.
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Recent research suggests that thanks to diminishing returns from past work, new, impactful ideas may be getting harder to find.
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Mortara contended Harvard manipulates students' "personal" ratings to the disadvantage of Asian Americans, diminishing their chances to win a place.
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Creativity for both men, who were acutely aware of their diminishing powers as they aged, is more agonizing than ecstatic.
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Dancey's image aimed to knock Johnson down a peg; similarly, diminishing Serena Williams is clearly the goal of Knight's cartoon.
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"The trend of the diminishing number of children coupled with growing population of the elderly is rapidly progressing," he said.
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Even beyond the diminishing returns, Stone says he became disillusioned with how much of YouTube had become clickbaity and formulaic.
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After all, drivers had been protesting outside Uber's headquarters that week over their diminishing wages and treatment by the company.
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Not only are mine much more localized and fleeting, they also seem to be diminishing in power by the week.
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Yesterday: Faced with an economic slowdown in China and diminishing demand for new iPhones, the company reported disappointing quarterly earnings.
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Brutal heat waves are becoming unbearable, making people sicker and poorer, and diminishing the living standards of 800 million people.
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His improvement as a blocker has helped Chicago disguise its calls, diminishing tendencies that his alignment might have tipped off.
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Its growth rate is plummeting, as its fundamental economic model of spending money on construction projects is reaching diminishing returns.
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Imagine knowing you can't trust anyone around you, suspecting they're badmouthing you constantly, raising their social status by diminishing yours.
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And the stockpile to which she has access is diminishing, despite post-Polaroid efforts by enthusiasts to keep the cameras running.
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Nor was it clear that it includes all of the rebel groups that have been fighting Mr. Assad, with diminishing success.
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The so-called continuing claims have now been below 22014 million for nine straight weeks, pointing to diminishing labor market slack.
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Sources familiar with the matter said Brazil has been reducing imports of vaccines over the past year, resulting in diminishing stocks.
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She achieves the delicate balance of laying on that thunder and lightning without diminishing the scene's power with winking or camp.
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They could have stretched it further, but with diminishing returns: "You can fly at supersonic speeds to extend totality," says Caspi.
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The shift in the government's tone underscores growing public concerns over the diminishing returns and rising costs of prolonged monetary easing.
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Trump's recent tweet about the F-35 fighter program continues his streak of dismissing or diminishing the real state actor threats.
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At the same time, the justification for rate hikes that would normally lure investors in search of higher returns is diminishing.
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Adapting Facebook ads as brand Instagram stories risks diminishing the in-the-moment quality that's made the feature such a success.
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On one level tighter budgets and diminishing opportunity will simply mean fewer opportunities for travel into and out of the country.
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After a 2009 headlining tour with He Is Legend, the band would enter a cycle of endless touring with diminishing results.
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Sweet is not, as it might seem if one attends only to the mainstream rules of American gendering, a diminishing word.
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Analysts and financiers have long been warning of the diminishing utility of the ultra-loose monetary policy stance from the ECB.
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One could see Haiti as a microcosm: Global resources are scarcer, and those in unimpeded power reach for ever-diminishing spoils.
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When Trump announced Baghdadi's death Sunday morning, he risked diminishing the significance of the victory by engaging in his classic hyperbole.
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Credit Suisse's withdrawal is also a sign of the diminishing appeal for some banks of maintaining wealth management operations in Monaco.
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The two also clashed in the White House after Bill Clinton gave Hillary Clinton considerable policy responsibility, seemingly diminishing Gore's role.
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As it turns out, three-yard passes to Julian Edelman might be susceptible to the Law of Diminishing Returns after all.
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Sime Darby's slide in net profits in the second quarter follows the trend of diminishing profits over the past three quarters.
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But the evidence suggests that money has diminishing marginal value: the more you have, the less you value an extra dollar.
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With our Grandmother's diminishing health and her passing last month, the stress and sadness that this brought us has been unthinkable.
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"We've clearly seen diminishing interest in Congo among large companies, especially Western ones," said Vincent Rouget, Congo analyst at Control Risks.
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Favorite themes are the need for national strength and restoring America's stature abroad, which he says has been diminishing for decades.
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Both sides are hopping mad about a new film, which shows botched slaughters and suggests that hunting is diminishing the population.
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"The increase in deforestation over the last two years is part of this worrying trend of diminishing forest protection," he said.
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It's diminishing returns, and frustration sets in, as you're desperate to figure out what you have to do to move forward.
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While his master is old enough to ignore the diminishing demand for ivory, the younger Li must keep his options open.
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Bond yields move inversely to prices and falling Treasury yields typically indicate either diminishing inflation expectations or a risk-off mentality.
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The challenge for me is to create beautiful magic, music and woodworking without depending as much on my diminishing manual dexterity.
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"We hope we can do it without diminishing the beneficial impact that NAFTA has had on the agricultural sector," he said.
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Without these tools, Icelanders will likely resort to speaking English, diminishing the role of Icelandic in their day-to-day speech.
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Secretary of Defense James Mattis said on Friday that the Islamic State is a "brand with a diminishing appeal" for terrorists.
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"It," in this case, being an anti-Semitic, uneducated, careless, and just plain stupid comment diminishing the atrocity of the holocaust.
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The so-called continuing claims now have been below 2 million for eight straight weeks, pointing to diminishing labor market slack.
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People in New Mexico soon began to see their opportunities disappear because their sources of credit were diminishing before their eyes.
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Others have pointed out that correlations between the United States and foreign markets are rising, diminishing the benefits of risk diversification.
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Reagan became the biggest Republican icon since Lincoln, while Baker's brand of moderate Republicanism has been diminishing since the late 1970s.
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As a result, manufacturing is becoming a losing game in China, as the laws of diminishing returns start to set in.
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Exacerbating the situation, he added, is the fact that hazing often entails sleep deprivation or excessive drinking, further diminishing hazees' inhibitions.
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"As he was getting older, his hearing was diminishing, and he had a hard time talking on the phone," she says.
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Ambulance siren driving over the house that called 911, diminishing howl in the distance, black bodies going straight to the morgue.
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They also cited Corker's diminishing power with the administration and the waning influence of the Foreign Relations Committee in recent years.
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A week later Gallup reported diminishing enthusiasm for charters among Democrats, at 48 percent, down from 61 percent five years earlier.
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"Nonsense," said Mr. Barnes, who wrote recently about the changing behavior of moviegoers and its diminishing effects on box office returns.
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Perhaps spurring much of this division is the GOP's over-reliance on an energized and motivated, yet rapidly diminishing, white electorate.
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China recognizes that there are diminishing returns associated with the manufacture of clothes, shoes and toys as labor costs escalate within.
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In the last 10 years, Puerto Rico has lost nearly 10 percent of its population, diminishing the island's tax base considerably.
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In California, abundant solar is already diminishing the value of daytime electricity and shifting peak power prices to the evening hours.
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The so-called continuing claims have now been below 2 million for 12 straight weeks, pointing to diminishing labor market slack.
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This stuff feels truly like nothing on my face, while doing a great job of covering up redness and diminishing blemishes.
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Military and police intelligence were effectively put under the control of the MIT, diminishing any independent national intelligence for homeland security.
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In 21.65, Google announced that it was creating a third class of shares to prevent its founders' voting power from diminishing.
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TC: At one point, Emojipedia's Jeremy Burge argues that the rise of emoji is connected to the diminishing of phone conversations.
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When the news first broke, Trump tried to distance himself by diminishing Papadopoulos as a mere "coffee boy" for the campaign.
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By year five, we were having a hard time getting the press to show up—facing diminishing returns with street activism.
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Rather than compete directly against each other, both parties increasingly occupy their separate territories, with diminishing overlap and disappearing common accountability.
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The so-called continuing claims have now been below 2 million for nine straight weeks, pointing to diminishing labor market slack.
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Through nothing but sheer obstinance, he could make politics into an endless, frustrating, fruitless shitshow, diminishing both parties in voters' eyes.
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But critics worried that Francis' caution in public, while perhaps prudent, risked diminishing his reputation as the world's megaphone against injustice.
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Eruptions across the globe may have suppressed monsoons, the scientists said, diminishing the annual river floods and leading to food shortages.
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Climate change causes conflict due to competition over diminishing resources and may also threaten livelihoods and force mass migration, it said.
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That means CBT isn't uniquely better at diminishing pain than other forms of therapy (though it's still better than doing nothing).
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Russia has been eager to further explore its Arctic oil and gas reserves as its reserves in western Siberia are diminishing.
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Any more than that is nice to have but after 16GB you're going to see diminishing returns on your overall performance.
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Eliminating the incarceration fee will encourage the rehabilitation of inmates, decreasing repeat offenders, and diminishing long-term costs for the state.
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China's economy is in a sharp downturn, with car sales plummeting, consumer confidence low and the prospect of foreign investment diminishing.
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In so many ways, Mr. Trump is not a cause of diminishing respect for the military, but a symptom of it.
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One joke about it is plenty; two is diminishing; three plus two speeches and a song is nearly a comedy killer.
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His Brilliant collection includes a pair of front-facing hoops accented with 3.34 carats of round brilliant diamonds in diminishing sizes.
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America's unique system regarding amateur and pro athletes also played a big role in the diminishing strength of the kickboxing scene.
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"That is Exhibit 1 of their diminishing power, and their inability to do what they used to do," Mr. Feinblatt said.
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While winds were diminishing on Sunday, dry conditions persisted, said Erica Bain, a spokeswoman for Cal Fire, the state's fire agency.
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Confidence: Medium High pressure should keep us dry and partly sunny on Saturday, with diminishing winds and highs in the 50s.
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The sensation of righteousness, which social media doles out in ever-diminishing dopamine hits, drives the discussion, but also limits it.
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By the time of the Russian request, the standoff over the convoy had started producing diminishing returns for the United States.
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After Britain's decision to abandon the European Union, the pound plunged last year, lifting the price of imports while diminishing growth.
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"This is one case — and it's done a lot of good," said Parenteau, referencing its diminishing chances of going to trial.
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Raley Schweinfurth, 18 years old, launched a three-year investigation into the effect of insecticides on the gradually-diminishing bee population.
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The so-called continuing claims have now been below 2 million for 15 straight weeks, pointing to diminishing labor market slack.
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And generous distributions to shareholders by bank officials are a big factor in diminishing the money left over for making loans.
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Do you think coal workers, whose jobs are diminishing, would benefit if their states created more solar and wind energy jobs?
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And that diminishing supply, ironically, was driven by the success of NAFTA in driving up job opportunities for Mexicans in Mexico.
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Each passing day swells the data on greenhouse gases and extreme weather, shrinking reservoirs and rising sea levels, and diminishing biodiversity.
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We also love that each collection seems to get even better at optimizing natural materials — without raising prices or diminishing quality.
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As the tropes that fueled the early debates succumb to diminishing marginal utility, they're not being replaced by anything truly illuminating.
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Wallace would not elaborate or say whether Cantlie is thought to be in the rapidly-diminishing area still held by ISIS.
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Nationalists point to the French-speaking Canadian province of Quebec, where two independence bids failed, diminishing a once-vibrant secessionist movement.
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Your character's anime-style hair is a big ball of fire, growing or diminishing based on how well you're keeping up.
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Trump has shifted from diminishing the virus's threat upon its arrival in the United States to urging people to stay home.
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Diminishing ordinations to the priesthood, young Catholics leaving the church in large numbers and clerical sexual abuse will, I fear, continue.
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That investment number is huge by anyone's standards; it's hard to see how companies can avoid running into strongly diminishing returns.
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The phrase "diminishing returns" comes to mind: As the days pile up, maybe your capacity to appreciate each one would lessen.
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By choosing geofenced regions and working with partners, we can take advantage of self-driving cars' strengths while diminishing their weaknesses.
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Starting in 2015, the company's algorithms began favoring video over other content types, diminishing the reach of Instant Articles in the feed.
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The second movie makes the same reference at the end of the movie — no diminishing returns on anal sex jokes, it seems.
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Furthermore, changes in sleep patterns can last for weeks, Naqvi says, diminishing the restorative function of sleep even after you've stopped drinking.
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The US has influence with a few (though diminishing) groups in Syria -- but none with the regime, Hezbollah or Islamist opposition groups.
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Those two big-picture indicators suggest that the overall environmental quality of our nation's largest farming region is diminishing, I told Vilsack.
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The US has sent only its ambassador to Kazakhstan, in a sign of its diminishing role in a solution to the conflict.
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The problem with this defense is that constantly using super-racist images to satirize racism seems like a strategy with diminishing returns.
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Once called Mt. McKinley, Obama renamed it by executive action last August, angering some Republicans for diminishing their former standard-bearer's renown.
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"That means that the Trump administration and the Israelis will put the burden of diminishing Iran in Syria on Russia," Heras said.
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After you've been around maybe some powerful people or celebrities or had interaction with them, there's kind of a diminishing return there.
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The diagnosis and illness on Sunday come after some tough days for Clinton, as national polls showed her lead over Trump diminishing.
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An unprecedented form of art emerged, experimental forms such as burning a painting in a fire or diminishing an artwork over time.
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It's like a child learning to speak; trotting out the same words and phrases over and over, without considering the diminishing returns.
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For more than 40 years, both independent and official government reports have issued warnings about the diminishing effectiveness of our disclosure laws.
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The natural response would be to hedge bets and to reach an accommodation with China, dramatically diminishing America's clout in the region.
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"If you look at browser adoption statistics, the market share of browsers that do not support WebRTC is rapidly diminishing," he said.
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But they have been hurt by diminishing returns from their investments especially after the BOJ launched massive monetary easing measures in 2013.
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Yet less than one in six sought help within 72 hours of being raped, diminishing the quality of care they could receive.
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They both want Bernie Sanders to win his party's presidential nomination, even if the likelihood of that outcome is diminishing by day.
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As a consequence, Luke spends a lot of time tossing hapless thugs through windows, which tends to deliver diminishing returns thrill-wise.
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Diminishing market participation, low volatility, extreme overbought stock levels and increased optimism are all indicating a market pullback is looming, Dwyer said.
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Such insincerity in diplomacy, as underscored by the "apology," justifies the country's diminishing soft power and only increases foreign antipathy toward Japan.
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"Unless we become a technologically advanced country we face a problem of diminishing defence potential and a threat to sovereignty," he said.
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Psychologists have shown that insecurity lowers IQ and "mental bandwidth", diminishing the ability to make rational decisions, causing stress and mental illness.
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The long-awaited Marvel's Spider-Man game was a hit for Sony, but not enough to make up for diminishing hardware sales.
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The new Bye Bye Redness Correcting Cream from It Cosmetics is shockingly effective at diminishing redness, too, even without a green tint.
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The diminishing returns of the Chinese and euro zone stimulus plans have been clear since the end of 2016 and 2017, respectively.
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Yet the evidence is mounting that the distortions caused by the low-rate world are growing even as the gains are diminishing.
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Her husband, former President Bill Clinton, was criticized during that race by black leaders for seemingly diminishing Obama's success during the campaign.
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Expect similar but diminishing returns for the company for larger packs of bits, as with pretty much any other virtual currency exchange.
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To put it simply, if a diminishing boxer's only source of income is earned through fighting, they will continue to do so.
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We've long passed the point of diminishing returns with thinness and lightness of personal tech devices, but we can't resist pushing further.
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But the CDs have seen diminishing returns over the years, as have the Warped Tour's ticket sales, according to founder Kevin Lyman.
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Such a calculation necessarily requires diminishing the importance of the abuse to something less than, at most, a few hours of entertainment.
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The breakthrough represented in ProPound has been ratcheting up protein levels without diminishing the same plant's yield or oil content, Dzisiak said.
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So at "anything above $40," oil's drag on the consumer price index — already diminishing rapidly in recent months — would nearly be gone.
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The shortcomings likely won't keep "Transformers" from rolling off the assembly line, with the franchise's growing international appeal offsetting diminishing domestic returns.
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But at the high end of wealth, Bezruchka notes, there is a diminishing-return effect - money can purchase only so much health.
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The ratings are supported by the strong market position of Telia in its core Nordic markets, and its broad, albeit diminishing, diversification.
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And working longer hours means working more unproductive ones; there's a diminishing marginal return to extra time at the office or factory.
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How to reduce something to its simplest form is so interesting to me—but it doesn't mean it is diminishing the meaning.
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As things stand in this era, however, the prospects for such unexpected positive outcomes are diminishing as downside risks continue to expand.
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The dollar's diminishing rate hike prospects gave a big boost to other major currencies that compete with the dollar for yield attraction.
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Education Innovation Public colleges and universities are grappling with diminishing resources, largely because of significant declines in state funding over the years.
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Disallowing lending regulators from diminishing the availability of private flood coverage will bring to bear major advancements in technology for flood mapping.
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The move was interpreted by some on Twitter as a slight to Priebus, whose power in the White House may be diminishing.
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And they fear that otherwise-substantive figures such as Rubio end up diminishing themselves when they try to play on Trump's level.
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Trump, this week, sent 85033,200 active-duty personnel to the southern border to assist Border Patrol in responding to the diminishing caravan.
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It would also probably reach a point of diminishing returns because the Obama regulations have already affected the two most polluting industries.
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He said that consumers have seen "diminishing returns" as the meat industry strives to lower costs — and they're eager for more choices.
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North Carolina could get some rain from the storm early next week, too, but the likelihood is diminishing, according to the NHC.
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The legislature will also be able to hire its own lawyers to defend state law in court, diminishing the attorney general's power.
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But the best news here suggests a merciful awareness of diminishing returns: In its entirety, the album lasts just under 35 minutes.
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Yet all the bluster about military affairs cannot undo the damage of a previous administration devoted to stasis or diminishing U.S. capability.
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But a general rule in economics — the law of diminishing marginal benefits — applies to incarcerating additional people or adding years to sentences.
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Reuters reported Friday that that the automaker's manufacturing plant is overhauling its operations as its seeks to offset diminishing U.S. car sales.
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"They told us were are diminishing these whales by taking them, that there were only a few hundred left," Brower told me.
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But revenue for Venezuela's state-owned oil and natural gas company PDVSA has been hard hit by mismanagement, somewhat diminishing its significance.
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Massive online infringement activity is diminishing the ability of songwriters and recording artists to reap the financial rewards from their creative works.
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Favorable memory market conditions will likely persist throughout 2017 due to diminishing production gains on investments and careful capacity management among chipmakers.
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Though Americans' reliance on Social Security is diminishing with each generation, it's still the main source of income for most retirees today.
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Meanwhile, his running feuds with the free press, the courts and Congress are diminishing America's standing as a bastion of constitutional liberties.
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So he got away with diminishing them by commenting on their looks, a signal to the audience that the conduct is okay.
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Now he struggled through questions that required him to calculate the diminishing earnings of a carnival-booth owner and reverse-engineer parabolas.
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Recently, he's been researching Black Shakers — members of the insular and diminishing Christian sect known for ecstatic trembling and sleek, minimalist furniture.
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Putting across so many medical factoids and bits of real stories has the paradoxical effect of diminishing a sense of emotional truth.
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Prominent Democrats can no longer reap the benefits of winning elections on the backs of women of color while diminishing their power.
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But due to both diminishing budgets and programs aimed at keeping children in their homes, that number dropped to 415,9.23 by 2014.
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American power and influence is diminishing there, largely because over the past eight years the United States has withdrawn from the region.
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And the arrest of the two Reuters journalists last year has put the country's diminishing press freedom in a harsh international spotlight.
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This, too, is beauty, it seemed to say: this diminishing, these skeletons that remain after the gaudy heyday of blossoms is past.
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They were stressing the diminishing returns of the money printing scheme and its growing side effects in inflating financial and property prices.
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The storm is moving to the west at 28 kph and is forecast to continue, before turning southwest and diminishing in strength.
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How Iowa Democrats handle the next steps will affect their already-diminishing chances of keeping their first-in-the-nation voting status.
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But this is problematic for home builders and real estate agents, who worry about it diminishing the importance of mortgage interest deduction.
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The bill was expected to face resistance in the GOP-led Senate, with the administration's statement Tuesday further diminishing the legislation's prospects.
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Historian and geographer David Lowenthal repeatedly highlighted the counterintuitive fact that cultural heritage is not diminishing but is constantly being added to.
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In this environment of diminishing returns on normal stock-market activity, the Moscow equities desk was looking to find fresh revenue streams.
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The sweeping changes allow greater industry involvement in environmental reviews of projects, while diminishing the role climate change plays in those assessments.
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Track fires are an enormous problem in an underground network that transports six million people nearly every day with ever-diminishing efficiency.
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Material Art, by contrast was site-specific or performative, diminishing its commercial value, and minimizing its circulation among those outside of China.
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Had the authors looked at wages above $39, it's possible that this pattern would have continued, further diminishing the lost job count.
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Abrams said China's involvement in Venezuela is diminishing, not growing because of Beijings increased concern about economic mismanagement and corruption under Maduro.
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Had the authors looked at wages above $63, it's possible that this pattern would have continued, further diminishing the lost job count.
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Prime Time Toys claims the blaster can hurl darts as far as 150 feet, with accuracy diminishing the farther away you are.
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Those power differences have a profound effect on the shape of contempt and its effectiveness in diminishing the agency of its target.
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But there's one feature available on some cars today that can increase a driver's vigilance instead of diminishing it — the manual transmission.
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Studies that examine more recent data, after the point of diminishing returns has been hit, find that incarceration wasn't nearly as influential.
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The retrospective's other standout painting, "Osiris und Isis" (1985–87), is a vast and dense network of mounting, interconnected, and diminishing steps.
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There are, eventually, diminishing returns to that existence; the Raptors, moribund until the last few seasons, have not reached that point yet.
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The supply of new houses and apartments has not kept up with demand, with diminishing options for low- and middle-income residents.
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It fell below 2% for the first time ever last week as diminishing expectations for U.S. economic growth fueled demand for safe assets.
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Then they start hunting It, and It isolates them and victimizes them separately again, with diminishing returns for both It and the audience.
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This could be an issue between myself and my diminishing circle of friends but it could also be a solution for Mast Mobile.
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Russian interference in democracies like the U.S. and the U.K. is diminishing trust in election results, inflaming political rivalries, and distorting economic policy.
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The so-called continuing claims have now been below the 2 million mark for 24 straight weeks, pointing to diminishing labor market slack.
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