"You can't just conclude that if a cloud is getting smaller that the underlying vortex is getting smaller," he said.
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Whether it is sold or survives, Yahoo is getting smaller.
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It was easy to imagine them getting smaller and smaller.
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More than anything, they fear losing weight or getting smaller.
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Its tax credit will start getting smaller on January 49.53.
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Wall Street thinks Twitter's business is getting smaller and smaller.
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"The fish are getting smaller and smaller," Ms. Amkha said.
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At the end of the 1960's, boards started getting smaller.
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The president today made clear the list is actually getting smaller.
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Commercial lending has tightened dramatically, and the loans are getting smaller.
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The "Modern Family" star's top kept getting smaller throughout the weekend.
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We can apply sensors, now, that are getting smaller and smaller.
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The notch is getting smaller and now looks like a teardrop.
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The small room is getting smaller and it's getting increasingly crowded.
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It's not just airline seats that are getting smaller and smaller.
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The last couple of generations have been getting smaller and smaller.
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The lists are getting smaller as to what's not a risk.
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The Keeping Up with the Kardashians cast just keeps getting smaller.
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"Everything is getting smaller," Mr. Banazadeh said of the craft's parts.
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The good news is that the gender pay gap is getting smaller.
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What's all this about The New York Times getting smaller and smaller?
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - SoftBank's silly Swiss Re bet may be getting smaller.
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"I said, Either I'm getting smaller or he's getting bigger," Sherman said.
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"Coverage improved immensely, and the numbers are getting smaller," Dr. O'Connor said.
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Displays are only going to get bigger and bezels will keep getting smaller.
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Meetings are getting smaller, reducing the number of people with proximity to information.
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But, also because the rumors about Apple's hardware getting smaller were indeed true.
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But the drives, of course, are still getting smaller, more nimble, and cheaper.
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"Baghdadi's inner circle was already small, and it's getting smaller," the official added.
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The companies that make processors have a long-held obsession with getting smaller.
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The space between you and a long-distance crush could be getting smaller.
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"The pie is getting smaller," said analyst Alexei Makarkin about the FSKN's demise.
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"The chance of Brexit is getting smaller," said Yang Hai, strategist at Kaiyuan Securities.
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Wade overturned, and the president suggested the list is actually getting smaller, not bigger.
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Apartments are getting smaller in much of the U.S., even as rents are rising.
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Shapes change: in Brooklyn, Park Slope keeps getting bigger and Flatbush keeps getting smaller.
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The world might be getting smaller, but is the distance between us getting wider?
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Each year the family is getting smaller, and she does not attend the funerals.
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Hawaii's homeless population, which once prompted a state of emergency, is now getting smaller.
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In short, Pete's in her rear-view mirror and getting smaller by the minute.
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But they were lies tailored to citizens in small towns that were getting smaller.
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"We were getting smaller and smaller and smaller all the time," Mr. Linton said.
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But as cameras kept getting smaller and lighter, advancements in gimbals followed that trend.
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The Antarctic ice sheet is also getting smaller, but at a much slower rate.
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"It's getting smaller," Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said of the margin for clinching another crown.
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Remember when the gag was phones keep getting smaller and will eventually be too tiny?
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The world is not getting smaller, the mouths are not getting (fewer), there's more demand.
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"We've seen that gap getting smaller," said AJ Smith, SmartAsset's vice president of financial education.
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My life was getting smaller and smaller and that is how I kept it manageable.
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The universe of potential winners does feel, at least to me, [like] it's getting smaller.
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Image: NetflixNetflix's content library isn't just getting smaller, it's also increasingly losing its best movies.
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"Imagine the Premier League is getting smaller and you're Man United," said a commodities strategist.
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The racial disparity in cancer deaths is getting smaller, the American Cancer Society reported yesterday.
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So men, here's the deal: This movement you're seeing isn't about your world getting smaller.
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Earnings have been falling for more than a year, but the drops are getting smaller.
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I had the feeling that the universe I lived in was getting smaller, and darker.
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"The world is getting smaller," said Mr. Kennedy, referring to his increasingly international customer base.
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It all seems to point to the world getting smaller and access to images greater.
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But after two years of Mr. Trump's anti-immigrant policies, their numbers are getting smaller.
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And gradually, his clothes felt like they were getting smaller every time he did laundry.
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WESTERVILLE, Ohio — The Democratic debate stage is getting bigger, but television ratings are getting smaller.
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The two-piece was more comfortable… And in the '60s, fashion was getting smaller and smaller.
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The company is changing, it's selection is getting smaller, and its original programming is getting weaker.
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Donations are one of the major ways these candidates fund their operations — and they're getting smaller.
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Meanwhile, all of our electronics are getting smaller, more streamlined, and exceedingly more difficult to recycle.
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Now that satellites are getting smaller and smaller, cost is becoming increasingly important compared to capacity.
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Your sitting in a lounge that feels like it's getting smaller as the seconds go by.
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You know, remember, the chips are getting smaller and smaller, so you could finally do it.
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The nickels are getting smaller and fewer and with the steamroller approaching the risks are very asymmetric.
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Outside of Infinity War, the stakes of your recent movies have been getting smaller and more personal.
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Production costs of EV parts and batteries are also getting smaller, as capacity and manufacturing processes improve.
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So, with the tobacco industry getting smaller every year, Cramer fears Philip Morris' dominance will be challenged.
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As you pay, you can update the spreadsheet so you can visually see the total getting smaller.
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But he said the total size of the M&A pool in the U.S. is getting smaller.
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"The US stock market is getting smaller at a rate of 2.5% per year," Fraser-Jenkins said.
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The rooms are getting smaller and smaller, and the developers want them to seem bigger and bigger.
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One thing is certain: the bigger consolidation trend does mean the field of players is getting smaller.
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More importantly, as China grows, the weighting of other parts of the world will be getting smaller.
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The world is getting smaller thanks to technology, media, more convenient travel, and — let's be honest — Netflix.
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He was lit from the front and getting smaller, and then he was gone, part of another crowd.
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If anything, these percentages show that the price differences between these three retail giants are only getting smaller.
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The world keeps getting smaller, to the point where we can see it functioning like an illicit organism.
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The ophthalmologist can monitor your eyes over time to see if the field of damage is getting smaller.
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"Her brain was actually getting smaller," explains Miguel, who continues to perform, on average, seven shows a week.
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It's great to see a 360 camera getting smaller, more durable, and not locked into a 360 ecosystem.
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Over the years we have tackled one project at a time, and our list is steadily getting smaller.
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So the Dr. King that we celebrate on the third Monday of January keeps getting smaller and smaller.
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But instead of getting smaller, the areas ended up looking three times bigger than they were before the treatment.
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And this sort of natural progression of the bathing suit turning into a bikini and getting smaller and smaller.
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As devices are getting smaller and thinner, the race to fit more components into a single chip is crucial.
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"If you look at the number of transactions going to mobile money, they are increasingly getting smaller," Ahmed says.
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The act of getting smaller is considered an achievement, and therefore they feel subliminal permission to comment on it.
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"We find that the seats are not only getting smaller, but there's no padding on them anymore," she said.
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The Comey case was a clear reflection of how Trump's inner circle is getting smaller with each controversial event.
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The pressure to educate children is bound to intensify further as technology advances, so families will keep getting smaller.
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Processors are getting smaller and more power efficient and performance is tuned for the unique needs of the category.
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As you press and hold your Poké Ball, you'll notice a circle on the Pokémon getting smaller and smaller.
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Through social media and other forms of technology, the world is getting smaller and issues are highlighted much quicker.
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"It seems for now that the scope of civil society to try to influence is getting smaller and smaller."
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Screenshot: ABC NewsAirline seats are getting smaller, the wifi sucks, and you're pissed to even get on a plane.
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While overall investment into U.S. and Asian start-ups still surpasses that of Europe, the gap is getting smaller.
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"It gets to that point where you realize that you're getting bigger; the clothes aren't getting smaller," he said.
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I suspected something wasn't right after 15 weeks, when I seemed to be getting smaller instead of growing bigger.
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It's stranger still, and at least a little concerning, that the gaps between these record-breakers keep getting smaller.
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Harlem's turf is getting smaller, and what's making slowly shrivel into a husk of its former self is gentrification.
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If show venues are getting smaller, including a decrease in livestreams, are designers transitioning to a pay-for-play system?
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"It's hard to face the fact that your pension's getting smaller, but what to do?" shrugs Constantina, a retired teacher.
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Protesters were at their most numerous and intense in the rallies immediately following the election before getting smaller in scale.
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In a world that cherishes gadgets that keep getting smaller and lighter, the Fluance Fi70 is a big hulking WTF.
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It's not just that Gillette is getting a smaller piece of the pie; the pie itself is also getting smaller.
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The margins are getting smaller, which is why Walker thinks that investment in AAA games will eventually crash or flatline.
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""You know, if you look at what's going on with the Democrats and the party, it's getting smaller and smaller.
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A second gen Tango device is due to launch this summer, noted Bavor, flagging up how devices are getting smaller.
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The restaurant world may be getting smaller but the actual distance between the earth's major land masses hasn't changed much.
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This is why blue states are getting bluer and red states are getting redder and the middle is getting smaller.
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"It's never been a better time to be an entrepreneur — opportunities are getting bigger as the world is getting smaller."
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I&aposm a global company with only 45% of my members in the United States, and [that&aposs] getting smaller.
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The devices we're sending into space are getting smaller and lighter, which means there's less room for bulky and static components.
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"The act of getting smaller is considered an achievement, and therefore they feel subliminal permission to comment on it," she says.
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Caring for plants could offer a psychological boost as astronauts go to Mars and see the Earth getting smaller and smaller.
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There's a simple reason teachers across the country are walking off the job: in many states, their paychecks are getting smaller.
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"The world is getting smaller and smaller because of this thing right here," J Balvin said, tapping an iPhone for emphasis.
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It's getting to the point where the probabilities of constructive corporate tax reform this year are getting smaller by the day.
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"The South American crops are getting smaller, not larger," said Karl Setzer, risk management team leader for MaxYield Cooperative in Iowa.
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So, members are offering to pay private insurers billions of additional taxpayer dollars in the hope of getting smaller premium increases.
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And, as a 2014 USA Today report that was updated in 2018 found, economy seats are getting smaller in width too.
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Viking Global Investors, one of the larger hedge funds, is losing a top money manager and getting smaller in the process.
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The pool of future patrons getting smaller and smaller because you're not building a loyal audience base, especially among the young.
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But that market is getting smaller and smaller in terms of at least what we have dealt with for many years.
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" She added, "It's the universal nature of music, the fact that the world is getting smaller because we're all connected musically.
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Although most people will see their tax burden decline, some are surprised to be getting smaller checks or to owe money.
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They're getting smaller refunds — or sometimes having to write a check — even though nothing in their situation seems to have changed.
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I've been a people pleaser all my life, and there's still a remnant of that person, but it's getting smaller and smaller.
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Cells are getting smaller and smaller, and more and more flexible, using new fabrication techniques that are less and less resource-intensive.
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But she also said some potential buyers for the big gas projects are getting smaller and their credit quality is getting lower.
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But smartphones are getting smaller and smaller, so the choice increasingly looks like: add a camera bump, or find a clever workaround.
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Even more surprising, that number has been getting smaller as people get more accustomed to life in political limbo, the survey found.
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Mel B is already getting smaller in Stephen Belafonte's rear view -- 24 hours after their divorce was official ... he hit the clubs!!!
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But I will say, I am looking forward to the delta between what Bob Mueller knows and what we know getting smaller.
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Polling shows those getting smaller refunds are less likely to view the tax overhaul favorably, even if their take-home pay grew.
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For years, our electronic devices have been getting smaller and faster, but the trend can't continue until we solve one big obstacle: batteries.
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"With his resignation the chances that the government will survive till the end of its mandate (in 2018) are getting smaller," she said.
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Education Although women's advances in education may have contributed to the pay gap getting smaller over the years, education is not an antidote.
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"Fortunately the probability of that nightmare coming through is small and I hope it is getting smaller by the day," Stiglitz told CNBC.
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Shares of both Kohl's and Macy's jumped higher in afternoon trading, as each chain detailed plans to grow bottom lines by getting smaller.
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The number footprints should also start getting smaller the closer you get closer to it, but this feature is still a bit glitchy.
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Next. (COMMERCIAL BREAK) BILA: If you&aposre sick and tired of squeezing into airplane seats that keep getting smaller and smaller, too bad.
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One small step for Charlotte was like one giant leap for her tank top, which kept getting smaller and smaller with each step.
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The deal also allows Thermo Fisher to utilize FEI's nano-prototyping technologies to develop devices which are increasingly getting smaller and more complex.
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Growing up, there was an entire week we ate chicken and yellow rice for dinner, the portions getting smaller as the week progressed.
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Here's a list of what women in those other racial groups make compared to white men, and their Equal Pay Day for 2020: White women: March 31, $0.82 Black women: August 13, $0.62 Native American women: October 1, $0.57Latina women: November 2, $0.54 The wage gap is getting smaller The good news is that the overall gender wage gap is getting smaller.
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"The essential, interconnected web of life on Earth is getting smaller and increasingly frayed," Josef Settele, the report's co-chair, said in a statement.
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The fact that American butts are getting bigger would be less of a problem if the cheap seats on airliners weren't simultaneously getting smaller.
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" - Speaking to CNBC, 2016 "Fortunately the probability of that nightmare coming through is small and I hope it is getting smaller by the day.
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Then he turned to AR. "Over the next ten years, the form factor is just going to keep getting smaller and smaller," he said.
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Netflix's content library isn't just getting smaller, it's also increasingly losing its best…Read more ReadAnd good movies is only part of the story.
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Consequently, NGTS-4b is getting smaller and denser over time as the mass becomes dominated by the core mass and not the atmospheric mass.
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However, the outlook foresees deficits getting smaller over the next decade, partly because the government will pay lower interest on its mountain of debt.
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But getting smaller games noticed by the public, in person, at and around the great many gaming expos held globally, is another matter entirely.
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But their numbers are small and getting smaller because many of them are getting older, and their skills are growing more and more stale.
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"The roster of big, scaled independent partners that are not attached to a larger data, technology or media environment is getting smaller," Hanlon said.
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Back inside the convention centre, this tiny bomb disposal robot called "Spur" showed that tech is getting smaller and lighter, but no less powerful.
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While wealth globally keeps increasing, the carbon budget keeps getting smaller, eaten up in part by the high-carbon extravagant activities of the rich.
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Bill Clinton was our newly elected president, NAFTA was established, and it seemed like the world was getting smaller and a bit more dangerous.
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You see life's satisfactions getting smaller and the burdens getting larger — that's true for a lot of us as our bodies start breaking down.
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"The FTSE 100 has been struggling to rally for a week now, with each bounce getting smaller and smaller," IG analyst Chris Beauchamp said.
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"The perspective of the numbers getting smaller is to keep that zoom feeling going and have everything flowing in a direction," Mr. Archibong said.
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"The problem is not leaving us unscathed," said a company spokesman, adding that the talent pool was getting smaller, especially in software development and engineering.
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Facebook's cut of those tips ranges from 5 to 30 percent, with the cut getting smaller when users buy larger packs of the virtual currency.
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"But there was a time between 'X-Men 3' and the first Wolverine movie when I could see the roles getting smaller," he told Variety.
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One is that the market itself is getting smaller as companies buy enormous amounts of stock every year and sell fewer shares than they're buying.
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And with the contestant pool getting smaller, Coleman's too-benign agenda, and Quinn and Rachel at war, Darius is going to be casualty No. 1.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)The world's largest cannabis company by market cap is getting smaller in size by shuttering 3 million square feet of greenhouses.
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"It is a competitive alternative for financing, it would be important to replace public credit that is getting smaller," Albuquerque said after signing the order.
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As an analyst of group behavior, she knew that group size was a marker of dominance and that a group getting smaller could feel threatened.
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With advances in electronics and miniaturization, satellites have been getting smaller, and the trend among rocket start-ups — has been toward smaller and smaller rockets.
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Diplomats involved in negotiations say that time is running out and that opportunities to broker Mr. Kabila's peaceful departure are getting smaller by the day.
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"When I was in my early 20s, I experienced panic attacks, and I felt like my world just kept getting smaller and smaller," she reveals.
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Looking back at every stage of my journey to becoming an American, the window of opportunity for immigrants appears to be getting smaller and smaller.
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Because it's tied so closely to the iPhone, the possibility that it will ever be an option for Android users seems to be getting smaller.
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Hawking and Milner think it's possible to design such tiny spaceships because of Moore's law, which dictates microchips will keep getting smaller and more powerful.
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It does not strike me as a tool for getting smaller children into game programming since we're talking about a relatively text-heavy and complex experience.
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In most of those places, they're not fishing at a sustainable level, and the crabs are getting smaller and smaller, and they have lots of bycatch.
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"We are all Labor Party people, Social Democrats who noticed the world is getting smaller," says Stephen Donnelly, the assistant secretary of the Australian Labor Party.
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The reason why is the same reason why AT&T is buying Time-Warner, which is the media landscape, the media business is just getting smaller.
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With airline seats getting smaller and highways more crowded, it's a good thing there are plenty of high-tech, budget-friendly solutions to our travel woes.
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Across Europe, "the bigger parties are getting smaller, and the smaller parties getting bigger," Sarah de Lange, a University of Amsterdam political scientist, told The Guardian.
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Mercury might have shrunk by nearly nine miles in diameter in the past four billion years, according to previous research, and might still be getting smaller.
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The 2010s popularized "private IPOs," or mega-rounds of outside funding that exceed $100 million, but VCs are getting smaller slices in these late-stage rounds.
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Leaders of The Times have also said repeatedly that the newsroom would be getting smaller, and journalists already at the company are bracing for staff reductions.
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Hawking and Milner think it's possible to design such tiny spaceships because of Moore's law, which dictates that microchips will keep getting smaller and more powerful.
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"The world is getting smaller and we need to feel the pulse of different cities in the world," says co-founder and creative director Sakchin Bessette.
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We do, in fact, wear lingerie more than once a year, but it is true that the frequency at which we do is getting smaller and smaller.
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For some reason, despite our growing self-identification as bag ladies, the actual size of purses being designed for women seems to be getting smaller and smaller.
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In fact, the gap between ultra-portable chips like Intel's battery- friendly Core M series and high-end ARM chips is getting smaller and smaller each day.
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In Mr. Nauman's 1968 piece, "he's leaving the camera, his body's getting smaller with the perspective," said Carlos Basualdo, the Philadelphia Museum's senior curator of contemporary art.
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But obstacles to production of 5,000 vehicles by the end of the second quarter "were getting smaller with every week," Musk told analysts on a conference call.
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Once on the plane, passengers can see where they fit in the hierarchy, with the seats getting smaller and thinner and legroom tighter with each passing row.
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Mr. Riley pointed out that in recent years, the economy has grown faster when the trade deficit was getting bigger, and slower when it was getting smaller.
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Those were constantly getting smaller, and their cameras were improving, which created possibilities for new types of photography, like overhead shots of houses damaged in a fire.
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Tattoos have remained a big trend for years, only now it seems as though the circumference of body ink flooding our Instagram feeds is getting smaller and smaller.
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"We are getting to a point where the gap between economic relations and political normalization is gradually getting smaller," said Saeed Laylaz, an economist close to the government.
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The researchers said they had found "fingerprints" indicating that the seasonal ozone hole over Antarctica, a cause of concern since it was discovered in 1984, was getting smaller.
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"Our units are getting smaller and smaller," said Maria Masi, the senior vice president of development for Brookfield Properties, the New York-based developer that owns the Eugene.
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The military was getting smaller, and there were fewer opportunities to advance, so he left shortly afterward, having done the five years' service required of West Point graduates.
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"It was concerning, but in this disordered place in my mind it was a recognition that I was getting smaller and thinner," says the Mind Body Musings podcast host.
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It's possible that the numbers Facebook saw this year were smaller than the ones it announced for previous Olympics competitions — no one likes touting metrics that are getting smaller.
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As that continues, the party will have to increasingly cater to a coalition that is only getting smaller, and with policies that further alienate the rest of the electorate.
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There's a radar in there on some phones, but the notch has been getting smaller and smaller and now we're starting to see phone designs that are leaking out.
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He said the technology is getting smaller, faster and cheaper, so it is making applicability to labor problems in agriculture more realistic to solve with robotics and other mechanization.
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Americans are getting a rude surprise: Their refunds appear to be getting smaller, despite President Trump and Republicans passing a huge set of tax cuts over a year ago.
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Now we select sizes 0 and 2 because the sizes are getting smaller and smaller and we're getting larger and larger but we're also adding at the other end.
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The demonstrations, held every Saturday in Paris and other cities, have been generally getting smaller since December, when Paris saw some of the worst vandalism and looting in decades.
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Well, a bad time, technically, if you take into consideration that the 0.4% of plus-size models who make up castings for Fashion Month is getting smaller by the season.
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The Trump administration and key GOP lawmakers are playing defense after early data showed Americans are getting smaller tax refunds in the first filing season under the GOP tax law.
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However, the weekly demonstrations, held every Saturday in Paris and other cities, have been generally getting smaller since December, when Paris saw some of the worst vandalism and looting in decades.
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But the Nikkei business daily said that VCs aren't doing much with the funds they are raising — investments into local startups were getting smaller in value, in comparison to other markets.
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"You have entered a period where video subscribers to the bundle are falling and bundles are getting smaller and advertising is under pressure," said Rich Greenfield, an industry analyst with BTIG.
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And as I was sort of figuring out what the characters' voices were, and the way college is about a new routine, the story actually ended up getting smaller and smaller.
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Each time that I was taking it, again and again, it just felt like more of me diminishing, just getting smaller until it was just like a shell of a person.
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Computing devices are getting smaller by the day, and today at CES in Las Vegas Intel's CEO Brian Krzanich announced new details about one of its big (little?) efforts in the space.
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Cramer attributed Fastenal's recent success to a few trends: industrial production and manufacturing orders picking up, deregulation coming from Washington, and manufacturing inventories getting smaller, which could give Fastenal more pricing power.
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In the meantime, the fund is running out of money, payments to families of victims are getting smaller, and the fund is set to expire entirely next year if Congress doesn't act.
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Despite getting smaller in size, this latest Xbox console revision is shipping without the hulking rectangle that has gone between gaming machine and power outlet ever since the debut of Xbox 360.
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"Now that the GOP field is getting smaller every week, here's hoping the party wakes up and rallies behind somebody who can win the general election," The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette editorial said.
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Traditional varieties like McIntosh and Cortland are slowly giving way to the sweetness of Honeycrisp and SnapDragon, and the trees are getting smaller; up to 1,200 can be packed into one acre.
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Like Wonder Woman — the other high-profile, overtly feminist film of 2017 — Battle of the Sexes was green lit and made at a time when we thought the gender gap was getting smaller.
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And the audiences have been getting smaller over the course of its run — for seven weeks the theater was over 80 percent full, but last week it was at just 60 percent capacity.
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Now, a comprehensive study of the unique and remarkably detailed data Willard amassed has shown that North American migratory bids have been getting smaller over the past four decades, and their wingspan wider.
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"Humans have something mammoths don't: they can get on a plane and leave" Around 7,800 years ago, Lake Hill started getting smaller and shallower, probably due to a shift toward a more arid climate.
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"(The next policy easing) is a matter of how much and when," Warjiyo told reporters, adding that Bank Indonesia thinks the Federal Reserve's chance of raising U.S. interest rates later this year is getting smaller.
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You need to have assistance, and we know that we can provide more and more driver assistance because the technology is getting cheaper, sensors are getting smaller, compute is getting faster, memory is getting more ….
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It is a saga of how businesses are getting bigger and the world is getting smaller and how these developments are inexorably and irreversibly making everyone's lives worse — plus, it has an adorbs CGI animal.
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The world is getting smaller — instead of choosing a mate from the pool of our college classmates or neighborhood friends, we're now connected to everyone on the planet with a few taps of the thumb.
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"Fewer children and high outmigration means that populations of the countries of Southeast Europe are getting smaller and older, and unlike in Western Europe, immigration is not being pursued to fill the gap," she said.
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And, alarmingly, the number is getting smaller: Between 1999 and 2015, the number of women photojournalists at US newspapers fell by nearly half — from 1,183 to 783, according to the American Society of News Editors.
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If there's so little money out there that's not Bezos, Schmidt, Murdoch, Zuckerberg ... if they're the only ones left to keep these organizations alive, the space for genuine, independent work is getting smaller and smaller.
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With Democrats united against him on the left and his new rift with conservatives on the right, the number of lawmakers Trump has to make a majority and pass meaningful legislation is small and getting smaller.
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Over the next 10 years, the form factor's just going to keep on getting smaller and smaller, and eventually we're going to have what looks like normal-looking glasses that can do both virtual and augmented reality.
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The window of opportunity for progress in dialogue with the United States was getting smaller, a senior North Korean diplomat said on Friday, adding that Pyongyang expects reciprocal steps from Washington by the end of the year.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - A North Korean diplomat said on Friday the window of opportunity for progress in dialogue with the United States was getting smaller, adding that Pyongyang expects reciprocal steps from Washington by the end of the year.
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You quickly see with our alumni, they're either getting bigger after they hit 45 in spirit, what they're up to, or they're getting smaller by degrees and figuring out, what are the mental gymnastics ... They need to take.
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That's galling, especially at a time when millions of working-class and middle-class Americans are finding that they are getting smaller tax returns this year thanks to President Trump's tax plan, which has hugely benefited the wealthy.
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Australian share raisings are getting smaller and the number of sales involving multiple bookrunners is growing, according to Thomson Reuters data, suggesting that heightened scrutiny over capital raisings would affect market participants well below the top banks and brokers.
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They should seek out opportunities to connect with people around the world, and understand that while our world is getting smaller through technology, the opportunity to learn from people and cultures across the globe has gotten so much bigger.
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"With the pie getting smaller, you'll probably see incentives continuing on the most profitable vehicles as well as where automakers do not want to lose their market share," said Brad Korner, general manager of Cox Automotive Rates and Incentives.
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And the fish we're able to harvest are getting smaller – up to 85033 to 30 percent reduction in body size for each degree Celsius increase in temperature – due in part to warming temperatures and related depletion of ocean oxygen.
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"As long as retail stores are buying DVDs in bulk, these companies will continue to produce them, but those orders are getting smaller and smaller, and soon they will get to a point where they cease to order it," he said.
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"While our store roster may be getting smaller, what is not changing is our desire or commitment to serving you," Toys 'R' Us (@ToysRUs) tweeted from its official account in February 2018, roughly five months after it filed for bankruptcy protection.
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"The essential, interconnected web of life on Earth is getting smaller and increasingly frayed," said Professor Josef Settele, who co-chaired the study, launched in Paris on Monday by the Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES).
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"In the past home deliveries mainly centered around larger parcels, but recently, a big increase in the number of deliveries has come just as people are getting smaller parcels delivered," he said, adding that this had increased the workload of drivers.
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The arguments against Fall succeeding at the next level—that the league is getting smaller, with very few centers who are post scorers and defenders—should also work in his favor, since it will mean facing fewer guys like Andre Washington.
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"One of the problems here is the White House is getting hollowed out and the number of people capable of doing things, of doing real things whether you agree or disagree ideologically, is getting smaller and smaller," Mr. Schumer told reporters.
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America's stock of equity has been getting smaller for a while, because of share buy-backs, a secular fall in the number of new listings and the growing incidence of leveraged buy-outs, in which low-interest debt replaces equity.
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With television audiences for the N.F.L. getting smaller, the league's new digital rights deal with Verizon Communications represents the latest challenge to the traditional media partnerships that for decades have served as the lifeblood for North America's richest sports league.
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Six months on T and three months a vegan, I was waking up to the reality that testosterone alone would not give me the body I wanted, and being a part-time bike courier meant I was actually getting smaller.
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Like the rest of the tech packed inside your handset, these sensors are getting smaller, smarter, and less power-hungry all the time, so just because phones five years apart both have GPS doesn't mean they're both going to be as accurate.
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"One of Donald Trump's fund-raisers told me last night that no major donors have asked for their money back because of all this stuff, but federal records show that Trump's contributions to his own campaign are getting smaller and smaller," Jacobs said.
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Cramer attributed Fastenal's recent success to a few trends: industrial production and manufacturing orders picking up, deregulation coming from Washington, and manufacturing inventories getting smaller, which could give Fastenal more pricing power "This is more than just a Trump stock," Cramer said.
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Scientists previously thought the lake was shrinking due to a shifting climate, but a study published last week in Nature Geoscience says it's getting smaller because humans are using water before it can reach the lake, writes Sarah Derouin for Science Magazine.
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By the turn of the 21st century, the Cirque d'Hiver's shows were getting smaller, too; the venue was playing host to concerts, musicals and political rallies; and the company was being pressured by animal rights groups — unsuccessfully so far — to eliminate nonhuman performers.
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In the wake of Mr. Trump's victory, there has been a renewed focus on the so-called white working-class vote, a demographic segment that has been getting smaller each year and has been trending away from Democrats for a long time.
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But given Warren's unsteady position in the field and her failure to earn any delegates in two out of the first three voting states, her window of opportunity to translate her powerful takedowns of Bloomberg into strong electoral results is only getting smaller.
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YOKOHAMA, Japan (Reuters) - Nissan Motor Co Ltd is likely to axe its Datsun brand, drop some unprofitable products and close a number of assembly lines worldwide as it seeks to boost profits by getting smaller, two company sources with direct knowledge of the matter said.
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It is that he sits on top of a trade union movement that is getting smaller, older and more concentrated in the public sector, and a trade union movement, moreover, that has nothing to say about the profound economic forces that are reshaping global capitalism.
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So the next time you want to get angry at someone who you think is taking up your space, remember that it isn't their fault that planes seem to keep getting smaller, and they have a right to space just as much as you do.
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MOSCOW, Nov 8 (Reuters) - North Korean diplomat Jo Chol-su said on Friday that the window of opportunity for normalizing relations with the United States was getting smaller, adding that Pyongyang expects some steps in this direction from Washington by the end of the year.
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Yet while the world of women's soccer is expanding, it can also feel as if it's getting smaller, thanks to an increase in international events and the effects of social media, which can amplify and distort a player's profile like a fun house mirror.
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"Part of the plan was they tried to rent a larger truck, but they didn't have the right permit and so they ended up getting" smaller vans, said the expert, who requested anonymity to share information that had been disclosed to him in confidence.
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But true audio dimension is so deep, and there's so much data there if you want to capture it all — in the echo and the softness and the loudness and the difference as things are decaying and getting smaller and smaller as they go away.
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Alexa is getting better, the Echo is getting smaller and Amazon will stop at nothing to bring its smart assistant into your home, even if that means issuing a second generation of its Dot hardware a mere months after the original, at virtually half the price.
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Syntiant is an Irvine, CA-based AI semiconductor company that is working on ways of placing neural decision making on chips themselves to speed up processing and reduce battery consumption — a key challenge as computing devices move more information to the cloud and keep getting smaller.
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"On the contrary, out of 96 barangays (neighborhoods), they are holding portions in Marinaut, Lulut, Mapandi and Bongolo Commercial District, which only comprise 20 percent of the whole Marawi City ... and its getting smaller everyday," Lieutenant General Carlito Galvez, head of military command in the region, told Reuters.
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"Cruise lines are building more Arctic vessels to keep up with the demand — and the ships are getting smaller and more luxuriousWhile ships to Arctic destinations used to be "mostly bare-bones expedition ships," Golden wrote, the "new breed of polar ships is smaller, nimbler, and far more comfortable.
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This means your chance of installing a malicious app — be that one that tries to damage your phone or steal your information, or an app that is simply trying to deceive you into thinking it's Spotify when it's just a bad copycat — from the official Play Store is getting smaller by the day.
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Netflix's content library isn't just getting smaller, it's also increasingly losing its best…Read more ReadOr it could feel like as great as Chris Rock is—and make no mistake, Bring the Pain is one of the greatest comedy specials of all time—$40 million for 3 hours of content is sort of insane.
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Read more:20 jobs that were popular before the Great Recession that have almost disappearedThe cities in the South that Americans are escaping in drovesSuicide is Gen Z's second-leading cause of death, and it's a worse epidemic than anything millennials faced at that age20 common jobs where the paycheck keeps getting smaller every year
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It was just over top of the trees maybe a couple hundred feet in the air, on a little bit of an angle, and then all of a sudden it just took off with incredible speed, and as it got going you could see the lights getting smaller and smaller and smaller and—gone.
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Our data tells us that news which once would have been considered 'domestic' or 'local,' now has global appeal, as the world is getting smaller; Brexit is a topic of conversation in Birmingham, Alabama, as well as Birmingham in the UK. We are addressing that opportunity through strategic partnerships with the news agencies that fuel our industry.
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At its F8 conference in 2016, CEO Mark Zuckerberg spoke about AR as the ultimate endpoint for the company's current efforts in VR: Over the next 10 years, the form factor's just going to keep on getting smaller and smaller, and eventually we're going to have what looks like normal-looking glasses that can do both virtual and augmented reality.
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With the world getting smaller and Five Eyes vacuuming up practically everyone's metadata anyway, expect to see more agreements like this between allied countries like Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and the UK. Short of a one-world government, police and the intelligence community are going to beg, borrow, and steal to get the intelligence they think they need to put the baddies away.
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"My scale keeps getting smaller," Zames says, and with this house, she joins a growing third-wave minimalist aesthetic: Last year, the international home-goods retailer Muji released a prefabricated line of similarly blackened huts, while in 2016, Snow Peak, a Japanese camping brand, collaborated with the architect Kengo Kuma on mobile timber homes, essentially open-plan RVs constructed from plywood.
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Carry-on baggage size limits are getting smaller, while checked bag fees (remember when there weren't any?) are getting higher, and an airport latte costs even more than one at Starbucks (don't even get us started if it's an airport Starbucks) — though that pricey flight home for Labor Day weekend may require you to skip fancy coffee until we're deep into the fall season anyway.
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In "The Dressing Room," a poem about this first encounter with the inner workings of McTeer's craft, Coleman bears witness to her shape-shifting from ordinary citizen to extraordinary performer: She throws her head back and guzzles a Diet Coke, turns up the volume on her stereo and curses, howls sways her weight from one foot to the other the room getting smaller and smaller and the air suffocating The poem ends with McTeer walking out of the dressing room and into the zone of the play.
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