I was reading less because I was enjoying it less, which made reading even less enjoyable, which inclined me to read even less.
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Consider for a moment that maybe the perfect candidate to beat Trump is a guy who is even older, has even less of an organization, and cares even less.
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It makes sense for the Knowledge Economy's management caste to ensure that the workplace is even less democratic, with even less agency for those whom the college graduates supervise.
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And it's even less interesting for computers to do that. […].
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It's even less perfect when you're going through a breakup.
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In stereo pair configuration, the difference is even less noticeable.
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Still, he said he would have even less in Haiti.
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Iowa rendered no decision and left things even less resolved.
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Asian and Hispanic students had even less debt than whites.
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And the company is delving into even less familiar terrain.
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Mr. Abe is now even less popular than Mr. Trump.
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Which, if you think about it, makes even less sense.
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Apple's efforts in this area have been even less successful.
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When it comes to women, things are even less clear.
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But those at rural boarding schools are even less robust.
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Lesbian superheroes are even less common in any screen medium.
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Generosity could result in Powerball winners taking home even less.
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And other online sites advertise uncontested divorces for even less.
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Corruption makes prohibition even less effective than in the West.
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That percentage is even less in state and local elections.
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Countries in the eurozone face an even less enviable situation.
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It would only make an unsustainable program even less so.
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The upcoming Iranian elections mean even less than you think.
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There was even less to link anarchists and Jewish refugees.
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For Fiat Chrysler Autos, the situation is even less dramatic.
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Steyer will likely be even less wealthy by election day.
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The poll shows Comey is even less popular than Trump.
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In fact, it makes a quick resolution even less likely.
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On the Democratic side, demography was even less of destiny.
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I was not surprised and even less was I outraged.
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If anything, it makes compromise even less likely than before.
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Neither is entirely predictable, and taken together even less so.
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The company is delving into even less familiar terrain, too.
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But the script was even less successful this time around.
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Or something even less arousing... how about Sonic the Hedgehog?
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European travelers had even less respect for the modern village.
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Don't worry, this workout takes even less time than that.
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For Kasich and Carson, Super Tuesday looks even less promising.
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Some, like Mr. Okorie, do it in even less time.
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Even less is this mild new musical about fierce women.
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Other scooplets from the DNC emails seem even less significant.
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The waters of virtual reality are even less well charted.
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Cole's relationship with his wife, Luisa, is even less stable.
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Gennett was an even less likely candidate to belt four.
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And it's even less likely to under the current administration.
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He is not a leader; he is even less presidential.
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The rest held the mic, and the camera, even less.
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An animal that demands so little and craves even less?
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And it will be worth even less in another decade.
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And its even less reputable underbelly is actually killing people.
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Ms. Trump did even less for the "blood diamond" cause.
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The mountains are an hour away, Monte Carlo even less.
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That makes it even less popular than the president himself.
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He worries that he will take home even less now.
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The beluga's future in the wild is even less certain.
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With any luck, his latest venture will have even less.
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I think that's like probably even less than that. Okay.
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No floor time and even less than any administration interest.
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Even less common is the chance to answer honestly in public.
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Asteroid impacts would have warmed the planet for even less time.
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In the U.S., the impact is expected to be even less.
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Even less, only 8 percent, see a gain of 10 percent.
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Democrats are even less likely to cooperate with a swift process.
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This year, spend your money on helping them spend even less.
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Mr. Trump knows nothing about economics and even less about trade.
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They are even less likely to marry overall, the study showed.
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Generosity could result in Mega Millions winners taking home even less.
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The heart rate test takes even less time (under ten seconds).
|
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But service jobs are even less secure than those in factories.
|
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Turn the phones around and they have even less in common.
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"We bought even less in August," a major Chinese buyer said.
|
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But Corley says you should aim for even less than that.
|
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Still, his room for operation is even less than it was.
|
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A new Tory leader may be even less ready to compromise.
|
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Purity politics is even less conducive to governing than resentment politics.
|
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For poor rural households, health care has become even less affordable.
|
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Since last November's election, Mr. Trump has become even less popular.
|
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Economists understand even less about economic growth than about business cycles.
|
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So expect even less stellar performance from the 1070 or 1060.
|
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This makes it even less likely they'll bring those jobs home.
|
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An angular, baby-smooth face made him look even less intimidating.
|
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For companies just getting started, Facebook may capture even less attention.
|
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But at commercial/industrial and residential scales, this matters even less.
|
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The smell emanating from the plate made it even less enticing.
|
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Now they have to do even more with even less time.
|
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And beyond those small things, the benefits become even less apparent.
|
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Perhaps this does not matter; voters like Mr Trump even less.
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Which could make dieting even less attractive than it was before.
|
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The spread has risen even less in euro-denominated bank lending.
|
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The budget bill's fate on the floor is even less certain.
|
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This made even less sense and lasted for about 18 months.
|
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Voice assistants and connected speakers are even less neutral than smartphones.
|
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Other U.S. cities have even less to celebrate about their teams.
|
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Elsewhere in the world, EIA's solar estimates appear even less plausible.
|
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And Mr. Huang's music carries her into terrain even less familiar.
|
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Previous news media surveys showed even less support for constitutional revision.
|
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He tried again with even less force with the same result.
|
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And intermarriage was even less of an option than with Indians.
|
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Even less has changed about the compensation system on Wall Street.
|
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In King's eyes, getting gonorrhea was even less of a hassle.
|
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There's just even less of a reason to forget them, either.
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For something even less than... and it wasn't even his fault.
|
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I was even less impressed when I wore the liquid lipsticks.
|
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On the contrary, it's reason to trust these people even less.
|
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I have a tiny bit, and I have even less knowledge.
|
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And depending on where you live, you may experience even less.
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The term 'karate' is even less insightful than the term 'boxing'.
|
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Evict your inner cynic and enjoying it should demand even less.
|
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Yet Arab voters seemed even less enthusiastic about voting than Jews.
|
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Indeed, the GOP health care drive had even less popular support.
|
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That's even less of an incentive for the EU to negotiate.
|
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Of all U.S. shoppers, even less — 4 percent — said they would.
|
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Mr. Trump's performance at the meeting was viewed even less kindly.
|
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When the second baby arrived, working made even less financial sense.
|
|
And you know what would be even less fair than that?
|
|
What do the Russians worry about even less than climate change?
|
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Even less is known about the ties between wages and productivity.
|
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"I had very little notes and even less preparation," he said.
|
|
And they want even less from Bill Clinton -- at least publicly.
|
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In 18 cities, residents have even less than the national average.
|
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It makes no sense economically, it makes even less sense geostrategically.
|
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That shrinking market share makes existing coal plants even less profitable.
|
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This system would be even less democratic than the status quo.
|
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The tactics of nonsmoking activists ensured that they'd have even less.
|
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He became even less popular when he was made head prefect.
|
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Factoring in war spending, Mr. Trump's claim is even less credible.
|
|
DOES THAT MAKE IT EVEN LESS LIKELY WE'D GO BACK IN?
|
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It might make breaking left even less appealing than breaking right.
|
|
But the tax cut is even less popular than the president.
|
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His 30-minute route became 20, then 10, then even less.
|
|
For Mr. Trump, the portents for cooperation seem even less promising.
|
|
And even less fair when you consider that most of the apps being used now are mobile apps, and small screens make an even less pleasant reading environment for digesting dense, multi-thousand-word blocks of legalese.
|
|
So an ultrasonic weapon that works against people is even less likely.
|
|
Yet, the field is becoming even less popular among physicians in training.
|
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It will be seen as even less humane than what was before.
|
|
She's even less likely than Jon to take any crap from Littlefinger.
|
|
Other antibody-based drugs in the works may require even less upkeep.
|
|
That makes its bilateral trade deficit with the US even less relevant.
|
|
One FutureWe Should Have Seen Coming... The trailer provides even less solace.
|
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And the government is even less willing to take risks than usual.
|
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What is right matters even less, and decency matters not at all.
|
|
If anything, even less happens in Hollywood than most hang-out movies.
|
|
What of even less popular governments like Iran, Syria or North Korea?
|
|
Credit provided by the e-commerce firms adds up to even less.
|
|
He doesn't trust us, friends, but he trusts his father even less.
|
|
Noisy as they are, they are even less coherent than its defenders.
|
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Divorcing couples with dependent children often have even less choice, said Davis.
|
|
But even less obvious effects are likely coming for transparency-based pressures.
|
|
Graduate school is even less accessible than undergraduate school for undocumented people.
|
|
Slow, but your cat probably moves even less from sunup to sundown.
|
|
He also does even less for the Warriors' floor spacing than Iguodala.
|
|
Even less is known about how psychedelics might permanently affect people's personalities.
|
|
Carol and the other women in Ted's orbit merit even less attention.
|
|
A war is even less appealing now than it was last year.
|
|
Half-siblings' IQs are even less similar than that; cousins, still less.
|
|
They are buying equities because the other options are even less appealing.
|
|
He has no respect for Trump and even less for his supporters.
|
|
And even less of a surprise that she came out on top.
|
|
As for where it will go next, well, that's even less clear.
|
|
She described a raucous scene with little organization, and even less resources.
|
|
It's even less common to see shooters like Mercado at the range.
|
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Our Arab allies have done even less in terms of burden sharing.
|
|
Fewer oil dollars mean even less food and medicine will be imported.
|
|
It's even less motivated when it meets artsy, and always high, Neptune.
|
|
There is even less protection for those who sell sex or beg.
|
|
Green peppers cost even less, and there was only one small variety.
|
|
They know even less about a New Zealander named Sonny Bill Williams.
|
|
The shelves were packed with different goods on sale for even less.
|
|
But that weakness is neutralized by Trump, who is even less popular.
|
|
Much of the rest of Europe spends even less than Germany does.
|
|
Other prominent Democrats spent even less to reach seniors, including former Rep.
|
|
That would leave even less room for GOP defections on tax reform.
|
|
Johnson's message is almost identical to May's, but arguably even less compelling.
|
|
Investors appear to think that these loans are worth even less, however.
|
|
But if the oven were bigger, we'd have even less counter space.
|
|
The Texas requirement is even less stringent, requiring privileges within 30 miles.
|
|
Even less is known about where the money went after leaving Danske.
|
|
Those searching for information about the candidates are likely even less representative.
|
|
In its fidgety reticence, Be the Cowboy is even less conventionally cathartic.
|
|
Velvet Buzzsaw puts even less effort into its horror than its satire.
|
|
The other two candidates have even less of a chance of winning.
|
|
I knew even less about life insurance than I did about retirement.
|
|
Trump knows nothing, and cares even less, about these now threatened values.
|
|
Then he did some real-world tests and was even less impressed.
|
|
There is little room for innovation and even less margin for error.
|
|
Trump is even less popular, with 61 percent holding an unfavorable view.
|
|
As the years progressed, Phelps grew even less comfortable with his interrogators.
|
|
All at a time when governments have even less room to respond.
|
|
But with prices going up so quickly, it buys even less now.
|
|
Monetary policy attracts even less attention in the primary than foreign policy.
|
|
And the digital tactics of international campaigners have been even less effective.
|
|
Proposals to bring the line to Lower Manhattan are even less certain.
|
|
There is even less room for persuasion than there was back then.
|
|
With Soleimani's death, the possibility of those steps looks even less likely.
|
|
TD Ameritrade has returned even less at just below 5% a year.
|
|
There is even less research into CBD's potential benefits for cancer patients.
|
|
If traveling long distance, carrying large electronic items makes even less sense.
|
|
Google's latest changes make its political ad targeting options even less specific.
|
|
Finally, let us consider Michael Bloomberg, whose bid makes even less sense.
|
|
It is even less likely now, with no clear strategy for success.
|
|
If anything, Szalay is even less embarrassed than Knausgaard by exclamatory artlessness.
|
|
Even less — 28 percent — thought Trump has the qualities a president should.
|
|
That's often coupled with approaches that have even less evidence behind them.
|
|
That'd make Warren even less Native American than the average European-American.
|
|
There will be even less tolerance for gay marriage in our country.
|
|
At $148,9883 for the hardtop model, it's even less than the Acura.
|
|
The behavior of an a superintelligent machine would be even less predictable.
|
|
It got even less substance oriented in Obama and more process-y.
|
|
USC's study found that things are even less balanced behind the camera.
|
|
Donald Trump has even less experience orchestrating a campaign than they do.
|
|
Because then the movie would have even less plot than it actually does.
|
|
But I think Chris [Brown] is right in that optimism sells even less.
|
|
Many of the small farmers that use the Khethworks system make even less.
|
|
I'm not very keen on tripe and my customer are even less so.
|
|
Here are some even less known federal offenses that carry a mandatory minimum:
|
|
The Kit Kat, as a confection, has little moisture and even less substance.
|
|
"The debt stays the same," said Marxuach, "but the economy grows even less."
|
|
But MoviePass apparently found that people wanted to pay even less than that.
|
|
Workers would be making even less than the poverty wages they earn now.
|
|
Unfortunately, Zagg's use of the word "Slim" is even less appropriate than Logitech's.
|
|
So far, Angola has complied comfortably, pumping even less than the maximum agreed.
|
|
But did you know that you can get some drinks for even less?
|
|
The premium brands of other carmakers have made even less of a dent.
|
|
"So you&aposre talking about even less calories in those situations," she said.
|
|
Of course, danger feels even less avoidable now than it did in 1999.
|
|
Yet stuffing more state money into banks may make austerity even less palatable.
|
|
Demographers project American politics will become even less democratic in the coming years.
|
|
That means the Babylonian astrological calendar is even less accurate than we thought.
|
|
Though here it's even less clear who's the paymaster behind this particular pitch.
|
|
Among Scottish voters he is even less popular than the hapless Mrs May.
|
|
But romance ebooks are even less expensive, running from 99 cents to $2.99.
|
|
Burbank, California, has seen even less, says National Weather Service meteorologist David Sweet.
|
|
Instead, they reported even less trust than those in the low transparency group!
|
|
The crackdown, we have even less democracy than we had in the &apos80s.
|
|
Women tend to be even less represented in technology jobs than leadership jobs.
|
|
Hell, we're even less likely to develop PTSD after fighting in a war.
|
|
Sanders supporters were even less willing than Trump backers to consider crossing over.
|
|
She's viewed even less favorably than Trump, at 12% among LDS recently polled.
|
|
The company will not allow even less overt references to violence in ads.
|
|
Cornell professor Emin Gun Sirer, who specializes in cryptocurrency, was even less tactful.
|
|
The animated trailer manages to be even less colorful than the original game.
|
|
Being an NPC delegate is even less fun than it used to be.
|
|
The gas chamber, first used in 1922, proved to be even less reliable.
|
|
Trump needs someone to run against who is even less appealing than himself.
|
|
This makes even less sense when the book being narrated is for children.
|
|
Other examples cited by the press hold even less relevance for today's experience.
|
|
WeWork makes even less money per Food Lab employee than on regular members.
|
|
Evangelical churches are flourishing in Malaysia and Indonesia in even less promising circumstances.
|
|
He will be even less loved when he leads the ticket to defeat.
|
|
Once armed with a nuclear deterrent North Korea will be even less pliable.
|
|
But there are very few rules left anymore, and even less restraint. ♦
|
|
Those fears were unfounded in January, and they are even less so today.
|
|
Her third channel makes even less than that, at $2.71 per 1,000 views.
|
|
But as slow as productivity growth has been, wages have risen even less.
|
|
This proposal provides even less incentive to fill jobs with under-qualified workers.
|
|
Clouds of sulfuric acid make it an even less appealing place to visit.
|
|
But even less well-known companies saw big gains out of the gate.
|
|
But the effect of this change makes a brokered convention even less likely.
|
|
The inclusion of Osvaldo Golijov's string nonet "Last Round" made even less sense.
|
|
Something else, too, and it's meted out in even less equal measure. Words.
|
|
The Administrator doesn't want to be a hero, and even less a martyr.
|
|
Trump is even less curious, even more uninterested in the details, than Bush.
|
|
It's just less likely, and we are even less likely to remember it.
|
|
The fact is, though, they might trust the alternatives to May even less.
|
|
Meanwhile, no one seemed to care that Brady played even less than Bishop.
|
|
" Amazon added, "We are evaluating options to make this case even less likely.
|
|
The rest of the country may be even less favorable to Mr. Sanders.
|
|
When the tech industry follows its natural impulses, it becomes even less transparent.
|
|
Under the actual AHCA, Jared Kushner would actually pay even less in taxes.
|
|
If we've got a partially capable system, humans will pay attention even less.
|
|
We're going to be even less likely to build out to those areas.
|
|
The Navy was even less forthcoming with details about what might come next.
|
|
He said he knows his NV200 is going to be worth even less.
|
|
In a racy new music video with Lexy Panterra, he wears even less.
|
|
The women worked so much harder, and somehow the men did even less.
|
|
But a destabilizing war on the Korean Peninsula would be even less welcome.
|
|
That leaves even less open space for his would-be rivals to attack.
|
|
They become an even less viable investments as they deteriorate, Mr. Mallach said.
|
|
"The effect on household consumption is likely to be even less," he added.
|
|
They're even less likely to take part in neighborhood organizations and to vote.
|
|
For the chilly, rain-flecked weather, there seemed to be even less concern.
|
|
Germany, by contrast, spends 1.1 percent; France 1.7 percent; and others even less.
|
|
In fact, what Trump has proposed would make addiction treatment even less accessible.
|
|
It was even less likely that I would further my education beyond that.
|
|
It works even less well when your domestic foes aren't so easily terrified.
|
|
A new insurgency in Rakhine makes reconciliation among local communities even less likely.
|
|
As defenses of democracy go, these are even less rousing than Churchill's shruggie.
|
|
And its chances of passing a Republican-led Congress are even less so.
|
|
With less sunlight, the plants produce even less protective oxygen to begin with.
|
|
The International Monetary Fund is even less optimistic, forecasting 0.2 percent growth here.
|
|
Many traditional brick-and-mortar banks offer even less on their savings accounts.
|
|
Whenever these incidents happen, our world shrinks and we feel even less safe.
|
|
This series historically has shown even less inflation than the consumer price index.
|
|
The tax plan is even less popular than the bank bailout of 2008.
|
|
For it not to be discovered before the birth is even less common.
|
|
If there is little comfort in numbers, there is even less in words.
|
|
It is even less so if conveyed to Agent Starling through the warden.
|
|
Spend even less money and hit the performance party with a bow tie.
|
|
Six teams have even less money remaining, including the Mets, who have $175,000.
|
|
Children under 3 should be using even less toothpaste, according to the guidelines.
|
|
Simeon Djankov, a Bulgarian economist with the World Bank, was even less diplomatic.
|
|
Congress spends even less money on itself than private interests spend on lobbyists.
|
|
Even less is known about the cause and tendencies of the phantom penis.
|
|
Yeah, I would ideally like people to know even less than you did.
|
|
Why aren't iPhones built in, say, Nicaragua, where labor is even less expensive?
|
|
Any such changes are likely to make the deal even less palatable in Westminster.
|
|
Another option that involves even less equipment is to use your own body weight.
|
|
And in real life, the difference in horsepower is even less of an issue.
|
|
Even less frequently, there's still no set to be found among the 15 cards.
|
|
A solution looks even less likely when all 28 national states meet in Brussels.
|
|
And as a negotiating tactic, Trump's similar approach toward Iran seems even less promising.
|
|
Each one takes about five minutes to complete, maybe even less if you're good.
|
|
Few children with RCDP reach their third birthday, even less make it to adulthood.
|
|
This may be even less realistic than the hope of turning Russia against Iran.
|
|
NYU used to be a commuter school with little money and even less prestige.
|
|
And you could spend even less than that if you opt for a staycation.
|
|
Left-winger Esken, from the southwestern state of Baden-Wuerttemberg, is even less known.
|
|
But trying to finish him off with a bum leg was even less likely.
|
|
Click through to see our favorite savings hacks to pay even less at Target.
|
|
These simple actions will make the remote possibility of a recurrence even less likely.
|
|
Rising economic inequality since Kuznets's era has made gross domestic product even less informative.
|
|
You'll be well on your way — with even less work required on your end.
|
|
Commercially-produced tomatoes have gotten blander and even less sweet in the past decades.
|
|
But that wasn't true when I was 18, and it's even less true today.
|
|
They're even less visible in the mainstream, statistically, and they take even more heat.
|
|
Under China's current leader, Xi Jinping, she says "there is even less" trust today.
|
|
Delta said it expected fuel to be even less expensive in the first quarter.
|
|
Rather than making constituencies more balanced, the EC is making them even less so.
|
|
In time, users will see even less functionality on the website, the company says.
|
|
Psychiatrists skilled at caring for colleagues are even less available to doctors and nurses.
|
|
If doctors don't believe in the condition, peers are even less likely to empathize.
|
|
Others are even less confident that the law will even make it that far.
|
|
Of Meredith Kercher, the victim in the Amanda Knox case, we know even less.
|
|
Even less statistically driven models seem to assume elections are over before they start.
|
|
Political analyst Tomas Lebeda said Zeman would now be even less concerned about appearances.
|
|
Even less sensical is the fact that his arm is then sentient while detached.
|
|
The video is 86-seconds long, but the crime itself took even less time.
|
|
Long tops that might make me look even less hourglass than I was.3.
|
|
But the two main parties have become even less interested in the centre ground.
|
|
Fans liked the divisive season even less, and it has a 33% audience score.
|
|
Yet low rates have made many Germans, already a cautious lot, even less adventurous.
|
|
Some Houston-New Orleans round-trips were available for even less, at about $83.
|
|
Staff members are rarely referred for prosecution and even less likely to be convicted.
|
|
Clos Saron used no pesticides or herbicides and even less intervention in the winery.
|
|
And now the Bahamas is giving us even less credit than that -- deservedly so.
|
|
But there's a way to get Disney Plus for even less money per month.
|
|
The answer he gave was even less profound than what her friends had said.
|
|
Only 22013 percent of students were Latinx and even less—21971 percent—were black.
|
|
And in the rematch Wednesday, played on Atlético's turf, Barcelona seemed even less imposing.
|
|
"We have minimal security now, and we will have even less after," she said.
|
|
Those between ages 16 and 19 were even less likely to reach that goal.
|
|
The acting is even less flavorful, probably as a result of the deficient script.
|
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There is also one more, even less flattering, reason for Pruitt air travel indulgences.
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The researchers hope to try future studies with something even less tasty to drink.
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"We had so little before, and we were left with even less," he said.
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There is even less sign of co-ordinated regional fiscal stimulus in the offing.
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HBO's recent mini-series "Chernobyl" appeared an even less likely candidate for buzzy relevance.
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I think I'll give less of a fuck, even less than I give now.
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However, he is not doing enough although recent past popes have done even less.
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That austerity accelerated Greece's economic decline, making repayment of its debts even less likely.
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Even less successful speakers have been able to corral their caucuses at critical moments.
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When he saw it at home he said: 'Now it is even less her!
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He defended himself even less in Round 103 and took more blows from Lewis.
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The company also relies on a cadre of temporary workers who earn even less.
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Without Conforto's bat in the lineup, those situations could be even less likely now.
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As pools got a bad rap, they depopulated, which made them even less safe.
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In Pew's estimation, that makes them even less trusted than journalists and tech CEOs.
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It would be like that again, but with even less of a historical precedent.
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Comedian Wanda Sykes thanked Mo'Nique for speaking out, saying Netflix offered her even less.
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People from low-income households and minority communities are even less likely to report.
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Boomer parents, defined as 55 and older, are setting aside even less: five percent.
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What would make even less sense is how Dean ended up at that address.
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But even less popular hashtags regarding the case get an astonishing amount of attention.
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It also made greater use of temporary workers, who cost the company even less.
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I think that automation is pushing us towards even less inflation and greater competition.
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In many components of the CDC estimates, the agency relied on even less information.
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Just days after the recent Kentucky shooting, another incident received even less media coverage.
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And then, on Tuesday, did it again, with even less subtlety and more sanctimony.
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There is a feeling that they are even less welcome in the center city.
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So exposure to sounds at that level takes even less time to diminish hearing.
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Even less cool: Doing so while sharing a bedroom with your fellow adult sibling.
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Today, Congress's stature is even more diminished, and individual members have even less power.
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His father — the one who's actually running for president — uses even less benign metaphors.
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This never made all that much sense, and it makes even less sense now.
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That's even less likely to happen, as it would take a colossal military effort.
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Finding more things to do bigger and better and that make even less financial sense.
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That boils more water, which then slows down the reaction even less, and so on.
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"The president's view is you have even less of an excuse now," said one official.
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And so far, the Trump family's conduct during the transition process inspires even less confidence.
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A firmer dollar can make U.S. wheat even less attractive to buyers holding other currencies.
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The notion that Russia would be a good ally against China is even less realistic.
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The "biggest overhaul in a generation" of prisons has so far amounted to even less.
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Britain's concentrated economy is likely to become even less competitive before it becomes more so.
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But that has since changed, leaving even less meaningful difference between Steyer and his rivals.
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Before TikTok: There's even less information known about Zhang Yiming, who founded ByteDance in 2012.
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Universities have little power to pick their pupils and even less to attract star professors.
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It's even less predictable than we thought, as the run-up to Iowa showed us.
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I consider how little I feel Muslim today, even less than I did in college.
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Playboy sold the club in the early 1980s, and subsequent owners had even less success.
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But the common-sense logic, as the radioactive Nyonoksa explosion shows, is even less kind.
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There is little understanding in Chechnya of sexual orientation, and even less of gender identity.
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It's even less reliable than hair analysis, and no national standards exist for the process.
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Having faced down the Kinshasa street, Mr Kabila may be even less willing to compromise.
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The safety vest is like a MAGA hat, but with even less specific political value.
|
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Having now overcome a determined coup attempt, he is even less likely to do so.
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Trump would add $5.3 trillion — and that's down from his initial, even less responsible plans.
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On Monday, a lineup similar to last Thursday's swept away an even less imposing opponent.
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Ms. Mayer is about to make herself even less popular with Yahoo's nearly 11,000 employees.
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Gazans have little support in parliament and even less in Binyamin Netanyahu's right-wing government.
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Mind you, America is even less keen on the idea of Europe's regional tech tax.
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But for music, the sound is thin and flat, with even less bass than before.
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Even less figurative works, such as a mosaic of communist youths at play, are intricate.
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When a victim knows their assailant, they are even less likely to report to authorities.
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Despite this absence of agreement, the evidence suggests that even less serious harassment causes harm.
|
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In fact, students of color are even less represented today than they were in 1980.
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Perhaps he wanted to distract them from other, even less defensible aspects of his rule.
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It's even less common for so many members of one family to have the condition.
|
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Blocking Libra would just open the door to even less scrupulous actors controlling the technology.
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Volume was down a tick, perhaps even less than maybe what a model -- through elasticities.
|
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Both provided little visibility on customers and even less control over customer experience or satisfaction.
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I didn't really like my performance and watching it back, I liked it even less.
|
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And things get even less certain when the brain isn't engaged in any particular task.
|
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Retinal damage could occur in just 30–60 seconds, and sometimes even less, he says.
|
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Now several years older, Fedor's success against competition of this level seems even less certain.
|
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Chairman Brady's proposed modifications make the possibility of a perfect currency adjustment even less likely.
|
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There's even less understanding about the best way to treat eating disorders among transgender people.
|
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And in states without those post-mortem protections, you'll have even less of a say.
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They're even less material than her sexy look from her Pretty Girls performance last year.
|
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He was an enigma of a man who stood for little and accomplished even less.
|
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I'm sure they're rendered even less fun when you get papped when you're in tears.
|
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But Mr Macri may like the idea of a distracting feud with them even less.
|
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Under the Trump Administration, that office is down to even less than its bare bones.
|
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Whatever the truth, the official version of the story looks even less convincing than before.
|
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Each job is less secure today than yesterday and even less secure tomorrow than today.
|
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This stoked worries among traders of even less support for a tax plan, analysts said.
|
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I buy that sibling drama even less than I bought this season's Winterfell sibling drama.
|
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However, it provides Republicans with little room for error, and even less reason for comfort.
|
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They say it is even less likely to create large numbers of new factory jobs.
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In fact, she was eating even less than me, preferring hot chocolate instead of dinner.
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The boys are often disappointments, their hygiene even less evolved than their attitudes towards women.
|
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Hospitals and clinics have little medicine, and even less in the way of sterile equipment.
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Faculty members receive little, if any, training on teaching, and even less on diversity issues.
|
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When you look at the gap by race, black and Latina women make even less.
|
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Hurd's departure leaves a largely monochromatic party even less racially diverse than it already was.
|
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Independent voters appear to have become even less trusting of Republican policymakers on the issue.
|
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The new movements turned out to be even less open to them than the old.
|
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Luckily, you can transform those stiff-as-a-board mattresses for $40, or even less.
|
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In comparison with them, our little world is a piece of dust, or even less.
|
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Like their president, Republicans are feeling belligerent, and have even less reason to hide it.
|
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It's become even less based in fact or sourcing and more reckless and more destructive.
|
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Activists on the right have had even less success at applying pressure to Mr. Trump.
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Even less expensive, health insurance login credentials can sell for as little as $3.25 each.
|
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Yet it's the psychological impact of signing a record deal that's been documented even less.
|
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Other items on display hold meaning that may be even less apparent at first glance.
|
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Prior to that, the firm had said it would raise even less, only $40 million.
|
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Warm weather and an abundance of fun plans make frugality even less appealing than usual.
|
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Consequently, this mean prices on homes will continue to increase, making them even less affordable.
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The bill appears to give new parents even less time than adults to gain coverage.
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You can find plenty of beachy options for 70,000 points per night or even less.
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It's even less likely outside attackers could get access to computers used in vehicle testing.
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As a result, political scientists were even less likely than journalists to take Trump seriously.
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It says even less about how NATO relates to broader U.S. security and economic interests.
|
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Even less politically active students in Virginia's 2100th Congressional District have learned Ms. Comstock's name.
|
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Just 0.15 inches of rain fell on San Francisco, and even less in Los Angeles.
|
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Babies like Sarfarz will have even less, with death taking fathers they will never know.
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She knew little about houses and even less about the local tradesmen in the area.
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Before 1990, evangelicals with stronger pro-life views were even less supportive of free speech.
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"The alternative explanation of natural factors dominating has got even less likely," he told Reuters.
|
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Reef ecosystems may become even less productive as the ocean gets warmer and more acidic.
|
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There is even less information about what to do when your entire household has it.
|
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Since Mr. Trump took office, families have become even less likely to risk the journey.
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In NIMBY cities, soaring prices make affluent homeowners even less willing to let newcomers in.
|
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After all, it is possible to end global poverty in a decade, or even less.
|
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A child there is even less likely to learn of the art in the classroom.
|
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SARS was even less understood than the coronavirus, which is nevertheless surrounded by many unknowns.
|
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If you have dollars you can eat, even if the city is even less secure.
|
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"We have even less here at this trial," Harvey Fishbein, the lead defense lawyer, said.
|
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But President Trump is even less attuned to policy detail than the typical House Republican.
|
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If you're doing more demanding tasks that leverage the GPU, you'll get even less juice.
|
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If they win reelection in 2020, their districts could become even less friendly in 2022.
|
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He liked that even less, and so he pretended to work on a new novel.
|
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But with an impeachment cloud settling over Washington, McConnell is revealing even less than usual.
|
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Come back with half of that price, or possibly even less, depending on the circumstances.
|
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That revenue is even less than the underwhelming $14 billion forecast Intel issued in January.
|
|
"Amy's plan is even less, it's a Post-it note: insert plan here," Warren said.
|
|
In the current economic environment, they expect even less from Moscow, and disparage it more.
|
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"The current process has little accountability and even less sensitivity to victims of sexual harassment."
|
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Feeling the pain carry over after waking up is even less common—but it happens.
|
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But it's less likely—and growing even less likely every year—that you'll be using email.
|
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We don't even know how little we know; and our politicians seem to know even less.
|
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Fewer dollars from the well-to-do mean even less money for our education and infrastructure.
|
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Another Cruz supporter was even less eager to leave Cruz's White House hopes in the past.
|
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It's even less likely that Tatum will play the role he's desperately wanted to for years.
|
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Charles Schwab's corresponding offerings cost even less: both the mutual fund and ETF cost just 0.03%.
|
|
Industrial enterprises—including Bitcoin mines—in Plattsburgh pay even less: Just 2 cents per kilowatt-hour.
|
|
I'm even less confident of predicting that than I am of ever winning Pixel Prison Blues.
|
|
As Chinese appetite wanes, freight stagnates and shipping companies have even less need for new vessels.
|
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It could easily backfire and set a precedent that makes the United States even less secure.
|
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Robots have even less of a chance, especially when they can't take facial or contextual clues.
|
|
Its administrators are likely to be even less keen to pay out than its bosses were.
|
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The recent fuel shortages made people even less receptive to orders from police, the commander said.
|
|
Oracle's employees already pushed back against even less significant ties between the company and the administration.
|
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Normal human beings are not equipped to deal alone with security, and even less with safety.
|
|
The Senate seems likely to be even less manageable than it was before the double dissolution.
|
|
Germany's poorer allies were even less able to mobilize their young men, factories, and food resources.
|
|
The new, tighter definition of a traveller gives councils a reason to supply even less land.
|
|
The two years before, the couple gave even less: $857 in 2016 and $867 in 2015.
|
|
It's even less scarier, which means the franchise really knows what it's doing for its audience.
|
|
Special coatings are applied to exterior surfaces that make the planes even less detectable by devices.
|
|
A House of Lots might be even less legitimate than the House of Lords, for example.
|
|
Actually even less than that, because in some states early voting starts in about six weeks.
|
|
This stoked worries among traders of even less support for a tax-cut plan, analysts said.
|
|
I grew up in the part of New Jersey with zero beaches and even less drama.
|
|
Over time, as you see more activity from friends, you'll be able to swipe even less.
|
|
Other techniques are even less accurate: carpet-fiber evidence, gun tracing, use of psychics, hair matching.
|
|
On the big screen, he felt even less like an athlete, and more like a character.
|
|
Arkansas and Florida brandish lower-fidelity versions of LSU's style, all bash with even less flash.
|
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Even less certain is the relationship between Zika and Guillain-Barré syndrome, which causes temporary paralysis.
|
|
I approach the end of my life, I have even less and less interest in examining
|
|
Others estimate that Carrier workers in Mexico make even less, just $2 per hour, including benefits.
|
|
But that means that society is opening itself up to create an even less inclusive world.
|
|
She'd take a point or even less, every night and it's helped her a great deal.
|
|
To say a business can't offer a product that does complicated math is even less sensical.
|
|
Even less critically praised entries like The Happening and Lady in the Water echo these themes.
|
|
But by revealing her incompetence so publicly, she made her already-struggling party even less electable.
|
|
But inflation rate is even less than the inflation rate in the European-- or Euro zone.
|
|
The ACLU's Jacob Hutt was even less diplomatic: This was a terrible idea to begin with.
|
|
The #MeToo movement has made the Victoria's Secret brand seem even less appealing, some shoppers say.
|
|
With even the most meager goals unmet, the Obama administration settled on something even less ambitious.
|
|
The silver lining, they say, is that their Republican opponent is even less liked and trusted.
|
|
And some supply countries could require even less-restrictive nonproliferation standards solely to maintain their competitiveness.
|
|
After a Virginia jury convicted Manafort on multiple charges last August, Trump became even less subtle.
|
|
There is limited oversight value in some of these issues and even less potential for impeachment.
|
|
The trade deficit with Mexico is even less threatening to the U.S. than that number suggests.
|
|
Even less palatable is the distracting romance Donoghue loads onto the second half of her tale.
|
|
The question for antitrust regulators is whether this deal would invariably lead to even less competition.
|
|
Clinton probably finds Sanders even less likely a Democratic nominee than she thought then-Illinois Sen.
|
|
Gen Xers, by contrast, only paid the equivalent of $81,400, while baby boomers paid even less.
|
|
This year, Congress plans to spend even less time in session, due to the midterm election.
|
|
And that didn't look likely before McCain announced opposition -- and seems even less likely after it.
|
|
In that case, it was a civil suit, so even less pressing than a criminal [case].
|
|
Now they will likely pay even less attention to our requests for help down the road.
|
|
And the other parts of Monaco were even less so, full of drab, outdated high-rises.
|
|
However, what's even less fun is not being ready if some bad event does take place.
|
|
Her third channel, the lifestyle one, makes even less than that, at $4 per 1,000 views.
|
|
Mr. Vinas had few prospects and even less money, and had grown distant from his family.
|
|
As with many gods, you almost never hear him talk and you see him even less.
|
|
You can buy a fluorescent yellow or orange Carhartt beanie for 30 bucks, maybe even less.
|
|
All this gets worse as you get into even less liquid equity and bond markets globally.
|
|
Mr Khalilzad was even less clear on what America would get in return under the accord.
|
|
Every six or seven years, or even less, I felt like I need to start anew.
|
|
Tone and sentiment analysis, which D.H.S. officials have floated as an option, is even less accurate.
|
|
"There's even less room for self-deception if there's two people in the room," he said.
|
|
With negative social stigmas surrounding prisoners, they can expect to earn even less after their release.
|
|
But the Yemen war is also unfolding at sea, with even less accountability than on land.
|
|
Which is to say, it's not really a thriller at all, and even less about spying.
|
|
As for the huge investments in self-driving technologies, their profit potential is even less certain.
|
|
The background of the most recent analyst to be hired, Will Spearman, is even less conventional.
|
|
As a result, the public will grow even less informed about the importance of this research.
|
|
And smoothies, according to Dr. Gupta, are much better than juices, which have even less fiber.
|
|
The circus-tent populism of Chávez gave way to an even less accountable, charmless tropical Leninism.
|
|
Adjusting the LED bulb requires even less work—its color and brightness can be set automatically.
|
|
And it is even less certain how they might approach an accusation of a sex change.
|
|
Her third channel, the lifestyle one, makes even less than that, at $2.71 per 1,000 views.
|
|
Their practices have even less oversight than those of insurers, and PBMs avoid state-level regulation.
|
|
Consider the companies that have even more analysts than Snap but with even less market value.
|
|
VPNs do all of this for only a couple of pounds a month, or even less.
|
|
Adding to the confidence is that there is even less likelihood that El Niño will develop.
|
|
Still, it was an underdog project, the kind that gets told rarely and succeeds even less.
|
|
It's hard to disagree with the First Amendment, and even less attractive to align with censors.
|
|
And she has even less time for people who think that anger is a productive emotion.
|
|
If anything, that's even less true in the age of Trump than it was in 2004.
|
|
Needless to say, this will make Somalia even less safe and even more unattractive to investors.
|
|
He did not seem pleased to see me and was even less pleased with Mr. Jourdain.
|
|
Some are selling for marginal returns or even less than what they paid several years ago.
|
|
And the potential cancer risk posed by taking Zantac might be even less this time around.
|
|
In China, where the PlayStation 4 is made, it's even less, clocking in at 20 percent.
|
|
I wasn't sure whether I'd like it, I'll admit, and our kids were even less sure.
|
|
And Chevron's $33 billion offer for Anadarko in April would have made it even less important.
|
|
Whatever the reason, the wedding seemed to make their relationship even less like a traditional marriage.
|
|
In some ways, his circumstances seem even less worthy of judicial solicitude than his predecessors' were.
|
|
Not a word, even less an insult, an act or an intervention in a court decision.
|
|
The public option plans are estimated to cost more like $1.5 trillion, or possibly even less.
|
|
While they might be small, even less than 1%, they could really add up over time.
|
|
Her third channel, the lifestyle one, makes even less than that, at $2 per 1,000 views.
|
|
Still, there's no doubt that Trump is even less committed to Assad's ouster than Obama was.
|
|
Naturally, Democrats are even less supportive, opposing such tax cuts by a staggering 33-62 margin.
|
|
On the critical question of Russia's meddling in the 2016 elections, she was even less lucid.
|
|
Now that Democrats control the House of Representatives, a $4.5 billion cut seems even less likely.
|
|
But the removal of US troops makes any success against Iran in Syria even less likely.
|
|
I guess they were trying to make us even less excited about having to be there.
|
|
In 2018, companies in the S&P 500 stock index paid even less than 21 percent.
|
|
His campaign grew far larger than Dean's ever did, despite even less support from party insiders.
|
|
And other home automation tasks — like iRobot's mopping robots — have been even less popular than that.
|
|
Getting rich on the field is even less popular than getting rich on the silver screen.
|
|
And since you are quite prudently calling for a reserve fund, that would mean even less spending.
|
|
And his GOP challenger, who had to spend money in a nasty May primary, raised even less.
|
|
Standing on a stage, these women look nothing like their caricatures—and even less so in person.
|
|
With less than three weeks before the U.S. election, and even less time ahead of the Oct.
|
|
Victims' out-of-pocket costs are even less, thanks to fraud protections governing credit and debit cards.
|
|
"I think this look is even less sexy than the last," one of the teens shouts out.
|
|
The overwhelming majority got under 1,000 Facebook likes, comments, and shares, and even less engagement on Twitter.
|
|
Most people in the US don't know much about Montana, and know even less about its governor.
|
|
What's more, community workers say, they claim even less from the state than they are entitled to.
|
|
The European Central Bank has even less room to maneuver, with its policy rates still near zero.
|
|
Even less Outside of this short clip, we don't know much about the Mi Mix 2 yet.
|
|
It's even less likely that Senate Republicans would want to convict him or even hold another trial.
|
|
It's also possible that normal Turkers are now being paid even less than before for their work.
|
|
Researchers that when a victim knows their assailant, they are even less likely to report to authorities.
|
|
As we walk away from this season, we somehow have even less idea what is going on.
|
|
But as for Ivanka, even less than a year ago her name wasn't considered all that hot.
|
|
It could be even less -- just $750 -- if an earlier statement from the campaign applies, she noted.
|
|
Yep, that means even less damage — unlike platinum and silver shades, which can leave hair practically destroyed.
|
|
That said, I'd steer clear of tech people at present—they are even less popular than us.
|
|
Unfortunately, Yanukovych managed to get elected with even less experience than Trump in making nice to cameras.
|
|
LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - A global anti-Huawei push risks making an already concentrated market even less competitive.
|
|
It makes even less sense when there's an entire subplot devoted to Connie's own addiction to sugar.
|
|
What does labor look like when it's valued for even less; when it's forced; when it's illegal?
|
|
I saw several dumps of Social Security numbers on the Darknet for even less than $1 each.
|
|
With the spotlight increasing on Kushner because of Russia issues, he's even less likely to make waves.
|
|
As far as I can tell, Taggart is barely a celebrity, and Pall is even less so.
|
|
Content from pages only constituted about 15% of Cooper's feed, and even less of Linder's (almost 10%).
|
|
Today, portfolio construction abilities are even more sophisticated, making it even less of an issue, Hale said.
|
|
Indonesians were even less enamored with Valentine's Day, with just 10 percent of respondents going gift shopping.
|
|
And of course, with even less work to do, he may fill his spare time by tweeting.
|
|
It's even less common to see Republicans and Democrats working together for a meaningful and important purpose.
|
|
And it's even less often mentioned that Japan has had slick, advanced pocket computers since the '90s.
|
|
I got bored building my settlements, and I was even less interested and satisfied watching them run.
|
|
Electric vehicles in the U.S. are less popular and even less profitable than was the Chevrolet Cruze.
|
|
Even less unknown are the ways in which adults bully each other, and the effects which ensue.
|
|
First, realize that the problem is at least as pervasive online as offline — and even less regulated.
|
|
It'll have even less if it sacrifices progressive labor and economic policies to satisfy the tech elite.
|
|
Because of their differing backgrounds, their marriage was frowned on; its ending was even less approved of.
|
|
And there's even less chance that it will approach the puerile bottom-feeding of the Republican contest.
|
|
It seeks to make abortion even less accessible by holding the medical community hostage to federal funding.
|
|
If you're open to your cashmere blended with other fabrics like cotton, you can spend even less.
|
|
But when it comes to spending it with those we hold dearest, we might have even less.
|
|
There is thus little chance of convincing them any time soon—and even less reason to try.
|
|
A vote for a third party is a vote to have Washington do even less than usual.
|
|
Attempts to use nicotine, marijuana or the antiepilepsy drug levetiracetam as therapies have shown even less promise.
|
|
There would be just as much incentive to spend as before, and even less fiscal juggling involved.
|
|
The standard iPad also frequently goes on sale, so you can usually get it for even less.
|
|
If American values of justice don't matter to diplomacy, they appear to matter even less at home.
|
|
And people with more education are even less likely to engage in discussions across the political aisle.
|
|
That supply was exhausted on Sunday, forcing Gazans to prepare for a life with even less electricity.
|
|
People pay little attention to history in casting a vote and even less attention to future predictions.
|
|
Not much has been reported on his passing, even less about his accomplishments while he was alive.
|
|
The odds of being killed by a shark are even less likely at 1 in 3.7 million.
|
|
It would be cool to have a character that's more or even less dramatic than I am.
|
|
We are even less willing to do that work if someone we know or love is accused.
|
|
The increasing value of Bitcoin made it even less attractive as a way to pay for things.
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It was not a successful concern, and the onset of the Depression made it even less so.
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Camille and Willis's inappropriate fling is mirrored by an even less appropriate flirtation between Adora and Vickery.
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We still don't know much about this new virus, even less about the ripples of its impact.
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People thus have even less of an incentive to buy the console — and the spiral downward continues.
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My workload on "The Daily Show" coupled with fatherhood makes trips home even less frequent than before.
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"But now 'vintage' means anything more than three seasons old, and even less sometimes," Ms. Steele wrote.
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Still other investments, particularly stable value or money market funds, let you take on even less risk.
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"If you let this get cold, there's even less chance the government will do something," she said.
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And here's the best part — it costs just $33 with some prints on sale for even less.
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"If his political stature becomes firmer, I think he's even less likely to change," Mr. Bao said.
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Kenya has a middling 42.5 rating, whereas the United States rates even less well with a 45.
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It is even less so now after months of anti-government protests in the former British colony.
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And it looks like this year's mock drafts may bear even less resemblance to reality than usual.
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Also, Microsoft revealed even less in the way of specifics here than it did with the Neo.
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Compare that to this alternative: You can get a DualShock 4 for around $50, sometimes even less.
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Now, even less-than-ideal alternatives to sodium bicarbonate, such as sodium acetate, are difficult to obtain.
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Those who don't like Saudi Arabia as it is will like it even less when it's gone.
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Fox News gets about 1 percent of viewers from the American electorate, and MSNBC gets even less.
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"And Amy's plan is even less, it's like a Post-It note, insert plan here," she continued.
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It would inject greater dysfunction into European institutions, rendering them even less capable of alleviating economic troubles.
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There wasn't much movement regarding Trump's Senate hearing dates before the attack, and even less so after.
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Home hospices provide less than five hours of visits each week, and even less on the weekends.
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If asked to redo 10 counts, Ellis may have even less patience to spare for the prosecutors.
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You can probably find reputable third-party local businesses who will replace your screen for even less.
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In the case of Skinnygirl wine, you save even less: about 225 to 230 calories per glass.
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Introducing more rigidity to the process might make the state even less adaptable to oil market fluctuations.
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But with him gone — and someone even less experienced taking over — the likelihood somehow drops even lower.
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"I knew there wasn't much there, but there was even less than I had imagined," Koopmans says.
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Although Amazon has paid Bezos the same salary since 1998, he used to get paid even less.
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Now labor unions are making the case for even less work: dropping days worked down to four.
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Insurance executives care even less about the health of the public over all than about individual subscribers.
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But what makes even less sense are the excuses Americans seem to make to perpetuate gun culture.
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Weaker collective bargaining rights would leave these workers with even less of a voice on the job.
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Even less obvious: pre-moistened lens wipes, lubricating eye drops, progressive reading glasses and contact lenses cases.
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Most of the rest of the cast, their parts even less defined, struggle to offer coherent portraits.
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It delivers even less than a deal that Vice President Mike Pence proposed to Democrats in December.
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Nvidia also recently announced the GeForce GTX 24, which is even less powerful but only costs $300.
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He noted that the women's tour, which has even less prize money, also has less match fixing.
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Could technology designed to save us from our lapses in attention actually make us even less attentive?
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Usually games in these shops sell for 20 Riyals (or even less), or around 5 U.S. dollars.
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So there's very little performance footage of him available on the web, and even less decent footage.
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"That makes it even less likely that China will step in to save Maduro," Alvarado wrote on Twitter.
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Those latter two scenarios are even less likely than a contested nomination — which, let's repeat, is pretty unlikely.
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The more recent advent of noninvasive prenatal tests made the procedure even less risky and more widely available.
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That said, it's safe to assume that both phones will cost even less then the $26 G25 Play.
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With the hashtag #makeamoviewhiter, users were faced with the difficult task of making major movies even less colorful.
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Even less so of the Magic Kingdom, which is a cheap copy of Adventure Kingdom in Veracruz, Mexico.
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Unfortunately, the Karevs, formerly blissful newlyweds, are speaking even less than they were before Jo met her mother.
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Nobody likes body-shaming, and we certainly don't need this year's presidential election to get even less dignified.
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"The needles are so tiny it's even less likely to cause trauma to the skin," Dr. Hartman says.
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For decades big media companies could pay their peons a little bit of money for even less exposure.
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There's just even less of an explanation for why Iowa bid against itself to try and find out.
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The Lions are currently four and seven, making Jeopardy's 2030 goal seem even less attainable, according to ESPN.
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But U.S. chief executives overall see even less economic confidence than business leaders in the beleaguered euro zone.
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Chip companies are even less at risk since they are not as vulnerable to consumer boycotts, he said.
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Defence wages and pensions have also risen this year, making even less money available for modernisation, Cowshish said.
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But sanctions are of doubtful effect and are likely to make officials even less willing to yield power.
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Hell, there are even less damaging dyes nowadays that give all the pay off with no pop off.
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But it looks even less tenable when it would seemingly include the elected leader of Britain's capital city.
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Because nobody's talking about that now, and they're even less likely to talk about it after Leviathan reopens.
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So if the effective rate goes to 15 percent, will those who pay far less pay even less?
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The second season got an even less enthusiastic reaction: Vanity Fair said it was good, not but great.
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Or put a piece of toast over his face, which makes him look even less amused than usual.
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Even less sexy than long-duration climate records is data continuity, but that's key for the Jason mission.
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But she has few weapons and even less credibility with which to lever more concessions from the EU.
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Today, with improved technology and different migration patterns, Sandweg the National Guard would be of even less use.
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That's hardly new, and as studios try to cut through the content clutter, even less likely to change.
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I have no idea why someone would make this and even less idea why anyone would watch it.
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And if legal rules mean little, then lawyers will mean even less in this administration or any administration.
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The sanctuary cities bill could garner even less support, as lawmakers protest the cuts in law enforcement funding.
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"We weren't interested before and we're even less interested now," GM President Dan Ammann told reporters in Geneva.
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Marketability Few fighters love being interviewed, but even less recognize it as an opportunity to compel the masses.
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Whatever. And yes, that might be true, but you know what has even less assigned value than money?
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He's less than half Trump's age, with even less self-control, or at least constraints on his behavior.
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And often, white parents are even less aware of the toll systemic racism has on our mental health.
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But earlier this week, an anonymous chat transcript suggested that headsets were spreading something even less savory: herpes.
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Next, and even less popular, is the FCC's take on fees for applications and right-of-way paperwork.
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It doesn't seem to care that it was stuck, and it cares even less that it's been rescued.
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Meanwhile, Shadows earned even less in the summer season's opening month, which is arguably a more advantageous position.
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To the extent that people feel economically hard-pressed, they will be even less inclined to accept immigrants.
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Head west, through a landscape of flat, featureless farmland, and the Detroit skyline appears in even less time.
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It's even less radical than American charter schools, since the private operators must use existing civil service teachers.
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The Brexit vote portends weaker growth in Europe and thus even lower rates, making Postbank even less alluring.
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And since NATO is governed by unanimous consent, adding in other nations' interests makes it even less effective.
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Although the bilateral numbers were hardly incriminating for China, the more significant multilateral numbers were even less so.
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The singers, meanwhile, seemed even less present than the distant placement of their garret already makes them seem.
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And a lack of size options makes the retailer even less relatable to a growing pool of women.
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And it has become even less significant in recent years despite a slight rebound in 2016 and 2017.
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Even less fathomable is another game-clinching play being made moments later by a fellow Bay Area native.
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If Trump scuttles the trip, that would cast his talks with China in an even less flattering light.
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Notably, audiences liked this season even less than critics did, giving it just a 22% on Rotten Tomatoes.
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Letting 2900-year-olds participate in elections received even less support, with only 220006 percent backing the proposal.
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"The past two years, I move around every two to three weeks and sometimes even less," she says.
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In college some people thought she might be a lesbian, though there is even less evidence for that.
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Between high school and my early years of college, I had little money and even less fashion sense.
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On Sunday on ABC, Mr. Trump's comments on Ukraine demonstrated even less knowledge about world affairs than suspected.
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Other mining firms are offering even less, creating a ripple effect through the city of some 400,000 people.
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To be fair, there is only so much budget money to go around and perhaps even less curiosity.
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But Metzl said people with this disorder are even less likely to be violent than the general population.
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As someone who knows nothing and cares even less about football, I did know that he played it.
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He's starting to doubt Simpson's innocence, and he's even less enthused about his own involvement in the trial.
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The opinions of the media and fans never matter and in this case, they somehow matter even less.
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Patagonia employs a new, non-toxic dyeing process which uses even less water and CO2, without natural indigo.
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I have little strength and even less stamina, so it didn't take long for me to start struggling.
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That meant that traditional stockbrokers, like me, were going to make even less money for the same effort.
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Although strikingly similar, the new version of the dress is brighter, sleeveless, and has even less material overall.
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And he has even less interest in addressing the root causes of migrant families flocking to the border.
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Doing so would tear the party apart, probably leaving the eventual nominee even less electable than Sanders is.
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The business-class cabin was only about half full — the coach cabin looked the same, maybe even less.
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But in that yawning stretch of time, Trump can also render himself and his enablers even less attractive.
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And it's even less clear what will happen to the public schools she might end up attending instead.
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"We just don't think Mexico's done enough and Congress has done even less than that," she told reporters.
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But considering what she acknowledged to Mueller about Comey, people are buying it even less this time around.
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And, Baumeister and Kilian show, those predictions are often even less skilled — which can sometimes have serious consequences.
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He may have even less of a problem with it if he could more easily blame the Democrats.
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It has three rectangles, with the top and bottom ones vaporous and the middle one even less substantial.
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I don't trust her with the power of the federal government, but I trust Donald Trump even less.
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Serena, who spent the season vacillating between extremes of righteousness and venality, is an even less consistent character.
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Trump didn't make politics uncivil, but he's helped make it even less dignifiedUS politics has never been civil.
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We know that requiring admitting privileges is just another tactic to make abortion even less accessible for patients.
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And because he needs China's help in dealing with North Korea, he has even less leverage on trade.
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Other aides stay silent Others with a clear gripe against Trump have spoken out even less than Kelly.
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Now that Kim Kardashian is almost a lawyer, it's even less advisable to get on her bad side.
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And while big-name brands get the attention, smaller manufacturers might be even less resilient to the shock.
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The nationwide poll showed that Republican and independents were even less likely to take issue with wealthier candidates.
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Even less kempt, Walton Goggins gets to play an angry, avenging figure, given to oratory and mind games.
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Nor can an aversion to numbers explain the problem: economics is even less popular among girls than maths.
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A no-deal Brexit, which experts say would decimate Britain's finances, could make those pledges even less plausible.
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But there was even less evidence prior to this study that Neanderthals living in Western Europe dove underwater.
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This means there is even less selection against mutations that have bad effects only at that advanced age.
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Even if it was sitting higher than MSNBC it was even less than its 2010 low of 564,000.
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Many companies and individuals are even less ready for an abrupt rupture with the European Union next month.
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The Fed's main interest rate includes inflation, so that would leave it with even less room to cut.
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LuLaRoe, the company refunded even less than 20173% of the inventory sent back after the September policy change.
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But even this will not happen while the war continues, and it may be even less likely afterward.
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Without certification, they make even less than colleagues, and Turner relies on a church food pantry to eat.
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During the GOP sweep in 22020, there was even less variation when compared to the results in 2012.
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On the more important presidential betting, there's also close to a three-way tie that's even less certain.
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I was a fearful child from a household with little money and even less attention paid to children.
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Viewers were even less kind to Maroon 5's halftime show, criticizing its safe, by-the-numbers vibe.
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And that move will convince his backers that the media is even more fake and even less dependable.
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There never was any such thing as unbiased journalism and — note the non sequitur — there's even less now.
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For Boeing's newer 787, which uses carbon-fiber composite for wings and fuselage, the impact is even less.
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Other brands have taken an even less subtle approach to marketing themselves by teaming up with HQ Trivia.
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Drones can only be airborne for a short time, even less when they're carrying decent cameras and lenses.
|
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We do not get the same satisfaction from criticizing "institutions," or the even less concrete "interactions" between them.
|
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One group of young workers in particular is earning even less than others: those without a bachelor's degree.
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In 2018, only 3 percent of the national budget was allocated to education and even less to health.
|
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In addition, granulomas often enter a quiescent state, during which they may be even less susceptible to therapy.
|
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Bureaucrats garner even less support: A whopping 72 percent of millennials have little confidence in the federal government.
|
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However, hop over to Vietnam and you can drop that down to $20 per day—maybe even less!
|
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Employees seeking help are even less likely to get it now than when Law went to the agency.
|
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There's less recognition of the visual language being used to communicate, and sound design is talked about even less.
|
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We can expect the Trump administration to make even less of an effort to encourage sign-ups for 2018.
|
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And even less than the $20 million that Miami County Commissioner Carollo said the County wanted for their land.
|
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We know even less about the Asian-American vote, which is also larger in Nevada than the national average.
|
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First, competition from low-cost emerging markets has made unions even less willing to ask for big pay rises.
|
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European states, with their own desperation for trade with Beijing, have shown even less appetite to criticize Xi's administration.
|
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Indeed, if the company starts looking for another round of funding very soon, it will be even less surprising.
|
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An even less restrictive "open door" policy for Cubans was established by President Lyndon B. Johnson in the 1960s.
|
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And now the plot of the 1984 movie Amadeus, which suggests that Salieri poisoned Mozart, makes even less sense.
|
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And it has even less to do with the person that I choose to be with in the future.
|
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He probably isn't too chuffed that it's on the internet and even less so that I'm writing about it.
|
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Basically, Harry's reign is super unlikely, making his offspring's even less so and thus titles are not automatically guaranteed.
|
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"If inflation falls, central banks will have even less room to maneuver when faced with a slowdown," Williams said.
|
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As a result, Porzingis played even less center during the 2016-17 season than he did as a rookie.
|
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But adding the ability to use donated medications means patients can choose to take an even less costly path.
|
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This year's strain is even less deadly so far, with a fatality rate of 0.05%, according to the CDC.
|
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Many Uber drivers work part-time on the side and don't know your city — maybe even less than you.
|
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In contrast, both Labour's Jeremy Corbyn and the Liberal Democrats' Tim Farron are even less popular than their parties.
|
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That makes Labour's shambolic state doubly harmful, since the Conservatives' unchallenged position in Westminster makes Britain even less appealing.
|
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That has helped make euro zone businesses even less hopeful of a significant acceleration in economic activity anytime soon.
|
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Britain's exit from the EU could make TTIP even less likely, perhaps giving a boost to the U.S.-U.
|
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Those with low credit scores will bear the brunt, as they become even less likely to qualify for loans.
|
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New Jersey nearly pulled even less than two minutes later when Kyle Palmieri's diving backhand shot hit the post.
|
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Take the Moon away, and the Earth's obliquity becomes even less stable than Mars's, swinging as high as 85º.
|
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Even less attention is paid to the nearly two-thirds of the ocean that is beyond any country's jurisdiction.
|
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But if other defendants decide to plea out, then perhaps even less information about it is going to surface.
|
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But the flip is that if Mueller couldn't conclusively prove it, a partisan investigation is even less likely to.
|
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They contemplate running away from the grounds, but quickly realize that life on the streets is even less desirable.
|
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If that sounds lenient, bigger cases of suspected Hungarian misuse of EU funds have led to even less punishment.
|
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But even less controversial harm-reduction policies are being stymied by governmental inertia and a misunderstanding of the evidence.
|
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But perhaps more importantly, there's even less research out there about the efficacy of double doses than single doses.
|
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TRAPPIST-1d is in a wider orbit, receiving less sunlight than the Earth and perhaps even less than Mars.
|
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When driverless taxis appear in cities, as they eventually should, public transport will come to seem even less appealing.
|
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But Prime members will pay even less – they'll only be charged $2.99 per pound and $1.99 per pound, respectively.
|
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If that ends up contributing to domestic inflation, Trump's desire for a rate cut will look even less realistic.
|
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Mortgage rates have also increased in the past year, lifting monthly payments and making many homes even less affordable.
|
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Britain's vote to leave weakens the EU's clout and makes the Americans even less amenable to meeting European concerns.
|
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In a contest pitting two historically disliked general election candidates against each other, the media is even less popular.
|
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It's doubtful (despite the media hype) that this will translate into a nomination, and even less likely a win.
|
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As time passes by, I'm getting even less hopeful of ever finding a soulmate, or even a passing girlfriend.
|
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These mixtapes tend to be as sensational as—and even less indicative of what's to come—than movie trailers.
|
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But despite the potential for error that external organization holds, the alternative is even less reliable—for me, anyway.
|
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But figuring out what ordinary audience members think about a film and measuring their reactions is even less clear.
|
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The decision makes even less sense when Ariana Grande's "God Is a Woman" was nominated in the same category.
|
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Plus, part-time workers seldom receive overtime pay, health insurance or other benefits, making the profession even less attractive.
|
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Some women—women of color or trans women, for example—make even less than their white and cis peers.
|
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But it's a nice option to have for short-range flights when you want to carry even less gear.
|
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And Eli Manning gives even less of a shit, instead deciding to roast his teammates for their poor planning.
|
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And even less obvious than that: some of the hunters don't eat other animals as their primary food source.
|
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Shezad Dawood puts us on even less solid footing in Kalimpong, his first solo show at Timothy Taylor gallery.
|
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With Amazon selling drugs, customers would have even less reason to go into CVS stores than they do now.
|
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To me, that seems even less palatable than the simple digitization of the home button, but it's probably inevitable.
|
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Even less blatant forms of racism, like a studio telling you it doesn't think your movie will open overseas?
|
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You can probably guess the truth here: Its role was at best minor, and perhaps even less than that.
|
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Trump's "crazy guy" theory is even less likely to work because North Korea (unlike Vietnam) is a nuclear power.
|
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The PowerLine+ comes with a carrying pouch, making it even less likely to get tangled up in your pocket.
|
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"The crisis has shown that we probably understand even less about how inflation works than we thought," Knot said.
|
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Can someone with no prior experience actually start a successful business with a little time and even less money?
|
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The Republican leadership, which has already proved shocking in its cowardice, will be even less inclined to challenge him.
|
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It is even less likely to be able to prove that the cleric himself was involved in the plot.
|
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But whatever doubts they may be feeling don't excuse their actions, and in fact make them even less forgivable.
|
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Nuance has never gone viral, but under Trump there is even less room for anything approaching a real discussion.
|
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When he does it again, on the next possession, and drills a three-pointer, you sense even less joy.
|
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Interestingly, those who were sexually inexperienced were even less likely to consider dating someone who was also a virgin.
|
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At the risk of being wrong, I would say less than 15 female artists in Florence, maybe even less.
|
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Distrust can deepen, the parties can move further apart, and incentives can shift to make peace even less attractive.
|
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For his supporters, the irony of a Trump victory is that they may end up even less well off.
|
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Exposure to trade is even less important for far-right voters in Europe than it is for Trump voters.
|
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Something much closer to the holographic experiments we see with the HoloLens, and with even less gear, Magic Leap.
|
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Clinton's capital gains tax increase raises even less: about $8 billion a year on average for its first decade.
|
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But I'm worried about getting stuck in a position with even less room for growth than my previous jobs.
|
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If Beric came back a little worse for wear after each resurrection, the undead Catelyn is even less presentable.
|
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In Turner's case, it is even less about opulence than the cumulative opus of a life devoted to beauty.
|
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He also raised the possibility of "even less palatable" measures, like replacing Nycha's management or breaking collective-bargaining agreements.
|
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To make things worse, we're even less able to make thoughtful, future-oriented decisions in the midst of stress.
|
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These developments will make the president's subordinates even less willing than ever to take a bullet for their boss.
|
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But he has even less sway now than he did last year, when Republicans controlled both houses of Congress.
|
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But they'll like it even less if she loses her home state Tuesday and gets pushed from the race.
|
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Now that Harry and Meghan are back in England, there is even less reason to speculate about any tension.
|
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Much of the African continent has even less: Only about 25 percent of Africans have access to reliable electricity.
|
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Saudi Arabia has taken the brunt of the production cuts, pumping even less oil than it has agreed to.
|
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Which is why the nude pregnant celebrity image has endured, getting even less flawed as the years go on.
|
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They're even less likely than they were four years ago to think voters are ready for female elected officials.
|
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Havre is even less diverse — just 46 people speak only Spanish, making it the most common language after English.
|
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Meanwhile a stagnating economy means Russians may in future become even less receptive to games of politico-musical chairs.
|
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It's important to acknowledge that these lifestyle recommendations are even less constrictive than those I've discussed in the past.
|
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Additionally, this tax reform would make 401(k) plans even less accessible for those behind on their retirement savings.
|
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Mr. Sondland appears to have known even less about Ukraine than he did about Europe before taking that job.
|
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It's important that new generations don't get fixated on the figure of Pablo Escobar and even less on mine.
|
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He added that this meant they were even less familiar than most Americans with the mechanics of check processing.
|
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Such a move may well be even less likely now that her sister, Serena, has returned to the tour.
|
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Of course, given the Trump administration's record of appointments, we may see an even less qualified candidate get nominated.
|
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Sarah (Cristin Milioti) is the bride's sister and maid of honor — and she wants to be there even less.
|
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African-Americans hold less than 9 percent, Asians even less, about 5 percent, and Hispanics only about 4 percent.
|
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Private institutions were even less likely than public schools to provide athletic training services or employ trainers, researchers found.
|
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In fact, only 1.5 percent of Taiwanese support immediate unification with China, with even less support among young people.
|
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The rest are more recent hires receiving less pay and fewer benefits, or temporary workers who receive even less.
|
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The current version, the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act, has even less funding and is the same basic model.
|
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Entire scenes are dedicated to obscure cameos, characters are introduced with very little explanation and dispatched with even less.
|
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And even less information is available about what vaping the substance can do to your lungs and your body.
|
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"This undermined the enthusiasm of central state-owned enterprises, so they had even less vigor and dynamism," it said.
|
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Quinnipiac found opposition to Trump's 28503-day pause on general refugee admissions into the U.S. is even less popular.
|
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She said she would be even less inclined to eat whale meat after seeing the animals in the wild.
|
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Moore has denied knowing her (after initially saying he did), which is even less credible given this new article.
|
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It is even less plausible for the president to suspend these restrictions under the National Emergencies Act of 1976.
|
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If Mr. Trump's approval ratings continue to sag, the two may become even less reticent about bucking the president.
|
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It's tiny, easy to use, and only costs $50 (and it's often on sale for even less than that).
|
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They have some hope they'll be able to stay — but even less certainty about how long that will be.
|
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But the Democratic Party we saw this week did even less to appeal beyond its base than the president.
|
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And when it comes to building new nuclear power plants or adding federal regulations, there is even less agreement.
|
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So you're looking at a field that is even less diverse than the very un-diverse computer science field.
|
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This, in turn, has affected the scale, making the clock seem even less of an accurate representation of time.
|
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Increasingly, we are getting our information from Facebook memes and social media, and those statistics are even less verified.
|
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Hillary Clinton is an unusually unpopular major party nominee whose saving grace is that Trump is even less popular.
|
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The MMR shot is not 100% effective, and in people who receive just one shot, it is even less effective.
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It's safe to assume they'd care even less if these companies started using their data to help them get laid.
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U.S. officials say they know little about him, and most Cubans outside his hometown of Santa Clara know even less.
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To overcome this challenge, OTT providers in China limit their content offering to 20153 Mbps — and even less for mobile.
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But without Britain, the EU is even less likely to offer the market access Mercosur wants for its farm exports.
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Possibly. Laws pertaining to recording phone conversations vary by state — and the laws surrounding interstate calls are even less clear.
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Supplying manufacturers accounts for only a third of revenues of a typical tyre firm and even less of the profits.
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If you're not a fan of the Gear VR's clunky aesthetic, you're probably going to like its controller even less.
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Stratajet sells tickets on empty legs on private jets for the price of a business-class ticket or even less.
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The Realme XT sells for about $25 in India, while the 248 Pro is even less expensive at under $25.
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Donald Trump, the second-place finisher, spent even less than that, according to the Huffington Post's look at the numbers.
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The Han Solo movie opened at $83.3 million, which, adjusted for inflation, is even less than the Star Wars prequels.
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THEY lack the magic of "Harry Potter" and provoke even less laughter than "Police Academy", but the sequels keep coming.
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Last week's teaser, which consisted only of an image of a wooden propeller, offered even less in terms of details.
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People's vulnerable (and some already compromised) information was then given even less security there and remained that way for years.
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With Krause gone, it's now even less clear where any new funding might come from, or who will secure it.
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And if the controversial issue of secret marriages is added to the mix, there's even less incentive to come forward.
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"But I feel even less like a part of the jam-band thing than the jazz thing," Mr. League said.
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That same research also claimed that other manufacturers than Hexi Pharma were selling disinfectants were even less efficient than advertised.
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They see a vicious cycle in very poor places: Hotter temperatures cut rural productivity, making migration costs even less feasible.
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Even less so as a VC who's fighting to keep his head above water and secure a follow-up fund.
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The executive stressed, however, that after leaving Europe, GM may be even less inclined to engage in talks with FCA.
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WATTERS: It&aposs an analogy, people and that&aposs how people talk about... COULTER: It&aposs even less than that.
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Even less cool is that experts still don't know very much about why they happen (or even how they happen).
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The second of King's causes in 1968, the Poor People's Movement, was even less popular than his stance on Vietnam.
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But that principle is unworkable, because the old technologies we are in the process of replacing are even less safe.
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Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" has almost nothing to do with "Paperback Writer," and even less to do with "Revolution.
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With little fanfare—even less spilling of its secret central conceit—Amazon released its new comedy, Forever, earlier this month.
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I would anticipate an even more bellicose, even less-connected-to-the-facts approach from the Trump campaign moving forward.
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Ultimately, Usherwood said, if everything looks even less attractive than this deal, then that's what will end up getting signed.
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Chicago led 88-103 with 11 minutes remaining, but the Hornets pulled even less than 2 1/2 minutes later.
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Investors are even less confident about large euro/dollar moves, with one-month implied vol stuck near 14-month lows .
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In succeeding years, the Puppies continued to generate bad press, but they gained even less traction over the awards themselves.
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Played by: Sarah MacKeever (Season 2), Tara Fitzgerald (Seasons 3-5) Selyse Baratheon's recasting counts even less than Rickard Karstark's.
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Don't think you'll wind up with X-ray vision or even less blurriness than you currently experience with corrective lenses.
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It's even less likely that those citizens would feel comfortable to unload on him the way they did with me.
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I never understood its true purpose beforehand, and now I understand it even less so that I've banged to it.
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And with his predecessor, President Barack Obama, on the campaign trail for Democrats, it's even less likely he'll hold back.
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Two directors, Federico Peña and Enrique Hernandez, received even less support than Sanger, at 54 percent and 53 percent, respectively.
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Pregnancy is a marathon, and the medal ceremony is the even longer, even harder, even less certain challenge of motherhood.
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The Titans were even less than four minutes later on Succop's 42-yard field goal at the 9:43 mark.
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It is even less certain that, in a second referendum, the country would vote the way that the markets want.
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Netanyahu's political jockeying and the potential for snap elections make a peace deal even less likely in the near term.
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Pro tip: Originally priced at $120, the Adidas Terrex Climacool Voyager Parley can be found for even less on Amazon.
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Even as criminal matters, presumably in prosecutions after Trump leaves office, this herd is even less threatening than it appears.
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But North Macedonia occupies a part of Europe with little strategic and even less economic importance to the United States.
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But Bell Potter analyst TS Lim said NAB may have to settle for even less, given declines in share markets.
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A slew of gatekeepers for whom women's stories held little value and even less interest are now out the door.
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With Amazon as a competitor, customers would have even less reason to go into CVS stores than they do now.
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Successful adaptation probably requires the construction of sea walls and the building of sturdier homes — perhaps even less coastal development.
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With taxpayers footing more of the bill, there will be even less incentive for colleges to keep costs in line.
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The goal is to put AI-based tools in the hands of those with even less experience using the technology.
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As a result, foreign investors own just around 1% of the Chinese stockmarket and even less of the bond market.
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For the general public, fewer judges means a justice system that is less efficient, less transparent, and even less trustworthy.
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However, even less clear -- but just as important -- than the immediate outcome of more missiles is Trump's agenda in Syria.
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The mugging for the camera, especially by Mr. Galvin, is numbing, making the show's rarely funny jokes even less so.
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We can expect that people would be even less likely to inform friends and family members about self-induced abortions.
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If you're relying on public transportation or carpooling with friends, family, or co-workers, you probably have even less time.
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And then, for a millisecond, there, it made even less sense, as he pump faked and stepped away from contact.
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Young people's trust in the company could be even less prevalent now and that doesn't bode well for its future.
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Cleveland Browns fans, of course, have it worse: An even longer history with even less capital-H History to honor.
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This is kind of like going home at dawn, but you're even less rested and a bit more fucked up.
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That would be difficult enough, if not insurmountable, but there's another obstacle to overcome that makes it even less likely.
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Its knotty, goofy shape doesn't signify anything in particular; it looks unlike a rib, and even less like a face.
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Especially since the president may be getting even less money than he demanded just a month and a half ago.
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America's medical system is not patient-friendly in general, and it is even less so when it comes to addiction.
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Mr. Romney's campaign site featured even less than that, with only vague language about making sure everyone could afford college.
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I'm open to that, but also reluctant, knowing that sex will likely become even less frequent once we have kids.
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But he seems to like even less losing a $110 billion arms deal and a Middle Eastern comrade in arms.
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So, if anything, Facebook needed to make the Messenger Day feature even less intrusive, rather than more so, in Messenger.
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Is Bosa taking a stand against bullshit NFL contracts that are even less guaranteed than they already appear to be?
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Even less clear is who deserves a spot in the class, and how anyone could comfortably determine such a thing.
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Income earned abroad will be subject to federal income taxes at half that rate — 10.5 percent — and potentially even less.
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