You might think that with every new death, we'd all feel greater and greater empathy, greater and greater sadness.
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"I feel I have this great creative and spiritual force within me that is greater than faith, greater than ambition, greater than confidence, greater than determination, greater than vision," he wrote.
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A listener attending our performances will, I hope, hear greater clarity, greater transparency, greater rhetoric, a greater sense of excitement, freshness and ebullience.
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"We've seen greater frequency, greater unpredictability and greater severity of fires recently," he said.
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The greater the victimhood, the greater the status of the victim and the greater the moral imperative.
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We can't pull back when we should be moving forward with greater energy, greater vigor, greater resources.
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Excellence is its own reward, but excellence also results in greater self-worth, greater fulfillment, and a greater sense of achievement, all of which lead to greater happiness.
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" "The greater the twist, the greater the impact.
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Study after study has shown that companies with greater gender diversity tend to generate greater profits and greater shareholder value.
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But textualism will provide greater certainty in the law, and hence greater predictability and greater respect for the rule of law.
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Greater awareness of the issue will lead to a greater number of reports, according to Ross -- and then, to greater progress.
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That's creating regional disparity, greater economic inequality, and greater frustration.
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" His goals for health care: "Greater choice and greater flexibility.
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But a greater speed probably means a greater drag force.
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You have given him a greater purpose, a greater focus.
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Along with greater stability, the Double 2 has greater speed.
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They're wrestling with greater and greater scandals, more distracting things.
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The greater the degree of infection, the greater the impairment.
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Taking bold actions now means greater opportunities and greater benefits.
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Greater military strength generally provides greater political leverage in negotiations.
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Greater awareness of the differences led to greater partisan loyalty.
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But greater uncertainty means a greater chance that something truly terrible will happen — as well as a greater chance that it won't.
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In our books, our art, our technology, our roads — the noosphere was already reaching out to establish greater connection, greater depth, greater integration.
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For software, the hot spots are Baltimore; Pittsburgh; the greater Portland, Oregon area; the greater Washington, D.C., area; and the greater Boston area.
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The greater thrust of its single engine translated into greater range.
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The greater the risk, the greater the potential loss of value.
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Greater levels of income and wealth were associated with greater longevity.
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The greater the concentration, the greater the effect on the biological system, meaning the greater the physiological and behavioural impact it's going to have.
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Flights to Barcelona from Los Angeles will start on June 5, followed by service from greater New York, greater San Francisco and greater Miami.
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For technology, high opportunity indexes are found in Pittsburgh; the greater Washington, D.C., area; Denver; the greater Boston area; and the greater Detroit area.
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We now assume that things are rolling towards greater and greater digitization.
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The imperative to share decision making becomes greater and greater over time.
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The greater the inventory growth, the greater the gains in home sales.
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Greater scrutiny from regulators may be required to forestall far greater problems.
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"Greater density gives you greater vibrancy around the central area," he says.
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Most people don't want to assume greater responsibility, and thus, greater freedom.
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The Google-owned YouTube is also coming under greater and greater pressure.
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For engineering, the hot spots are Grand Rapids, Michigan; the greater Portland, Oregon area; Pittsburgh; the greater Seattle area; and the greater Washington, D.C. area.
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Now, granted, some people may find greater cohesion, greater sense of purpose, a greater sense of belonging, from a twenty-minute meeting once a day.
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"Since we began performing, there has been greater acknowledgment, greater visibility and greater respect for us, for the community," said Aher, a trained kathak dancer.
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You might think that every time we see a shooting death or we're reminded that there are millions of refugees and displaced people around the world, we'd all feel greater and greater empathy, and greater and greater sadness.
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That stuff starts filling up a greater and greater percentage of the channel.
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"Greater awareness should lead to greater adoption of environmentally sound practices," he said.
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It's a vertical sprint of power and endurance to greater and greater heights.
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In other words, the greater cognitive ability, the greater the ability to lie.
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These controls are especially necessary as progressives created greater and greater welfare programs.
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Social Security benefits are progressive, providing greater assistance for those with greater need.
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The greater the film—the greater Hollywood's hubris—the more monumental the fall.
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They will deliver greater maximum speed levels and greater levels of incline, too.
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Generally speaking, greater banking activity leads to greater economic activity and higher inflation.
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The greater the positive slope the greater is the rate of change (steepness).
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"It is not OK to let countries go down a path of greater and greater fragility, greater and greater risk of conflict, and then when everything goes wrong to throw it at the Secretary-General to solve the problem," he said.
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Information had a much greater reach, a much wider audience, a much greater impact.
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The hope is that this time success breeds greater commitment rather than greater complacency.
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You don't receive greater rewards for borrowing more and incurring greater interest expense, either.
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Women are getting on to corporate boards at greater speed, and in greater numbers.
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Will greater data sharing place the information of communities of color at greater risk?
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He said China has greater "financial and human resources" available now — and greater ambitions.
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These vaccines could have greater than usual risk because of greater than usual benefit.
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The greater the risk, the greater the potential return for bank executives and traders.
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Driving season means greater demand for gasoline and greater demand invariably means higher prices.
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I also think there will be an even greater information asymmetry: Professional investors who have access to greater information will have an even greater advantage over the average investor.
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"The greater the number of young people running, the greater the pressure it exerts on the old camp and the greater the chances of one of them being elected."
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For companies, gender diversity in particular has been shown to lead to higher returns on capital, less risk-taking, greater employee engagement, greater customer engagement, and even greater innovation.
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And the greater the writer's talent, the greater the responsibility to defend the society's values.
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Greater camera resolution, for example, will enable drones to work with greater precision and safety.
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I believe a greater clarity between us can lead to a greater charity among us.
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Greater transparency might seem risky to her campaign, as it will undoubtedly bring greater attacks.
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A family is a risky venture, because the greater the love, the greater the loss.
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It puts our homeland security at greater risk, and our national security at greater risk.
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It's not greater wealth but greater equity that will make us all feel richer. ♦
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That's important for Pelosi, whose caucus includes progressives balking at greater and greater defense spending.
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In the 21st century, greater and greater wealth is concentrated in fewer and fewer hands.
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There is greater and greater inequality, economic inequality, income and otherwise, in the United States.
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And they allow the advertising to be placed with greater proximity and with greater specificity.
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That's the conversation that's happening and has to happen with greater speed and greater aggressiveness.
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They put us in greater danger, and they can put you in greater danger, too.
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We face greater economic inequality, greater social instability, and worse environmental disasters than in 1995.
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More mass means a greater normal force, which in turn produces a greater frictional force.
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IF IT IS GREATER AND INTEREST RATES RISE GREATER, THAT CAN AFFECT ALL ASSET PRICES.
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Members of both parties have yielded to the demands for greater and greater surveillance power.
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I think the greater the power, the greater the responsibility to read — and to listen.
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"The larger the battery, the greater the vehicle range; but also the greater the weight added to the vehicle and the greater emissions from manufacturing the battery," the report notes.
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But for greater credibility and the greater good, not to mention greater success, it needs to be the go-to source for anyone and everyone looking to get it right.
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Update: Over at Greater Greater Washington, Dan Malouff makes a good point about yesterday's traffic mess.
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The CFE also advised greater digital connection with other economies as well as greater infrastructure connections.
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There is no greater gift we can give our children and no greater expression of love.
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The greater the amount of sweat produced, the greater the risk of a foot odor problem.
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"Those projects that have greater innovation will get a greater share of federal dollars," Chao said.
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No other candidate has greater momentum or a greater claim to the nomination at this point.
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The five biggest systems are in New York, Greater Washington D.C., Miami, Chicago and Greater Boston.
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"I think that we've got a greater and greater chance of keeping the House," he said.
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Booking same-day can yield even greater savings and, ironically, greater control over when you leave.
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"For the contract to have greater impact, it requires ... greater participation by foreign companies," he said.
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Likewise, other randomized studies found that greater Alcoholics Anonymous participation is associated with greater alcohol abstinence.
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Well, because of where their pleas for greater gun control might lead: to greater gun control.
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For months, she and other teachers have been calling in sick in greater and greater numbers.
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"You would think that by now there'd be greater gender diversity, greater racial diversity," Matchette said.
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In recent decades, advancing technology has made it easier and cheaper to move ever greater quantities of sand from ever greater depths and deliver it with ever greater accuracy onto predetermined places.
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"There has never been a time of greater promise, or one of greater potential peril," he said.
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We need to know all of your holdings -- not just in greater Russia, but greater Russia especially.
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Increased autonomy for space exploration means greater data sets, which means greater potential for ground-breaking discovery.
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"The greater this effect, the greater our participants described the experience of ego dissolution," said Carhart-Harris.
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"That large amount of moisture meant the potential for much greater rainfalls and greater flooding," he noted.
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But in many ways, empathic individuals finish first: experiencing greater happiness, less stress and greater professional success.
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"I definitely see greater civic engagement, but I also see a greater sense of political skepticism," Rev.
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And with greater numbers moving at all times come greater options for infections to hop a ride.
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A move to cash works against the investor to a greater degree when there is greater volatility.
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"That large amount of moisture meant the potential for much greater rainfalls and greater flooding," Mann writes.
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The higher a person climbs, the greater the risk becomes — and the greater temptation to a rival.
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Because she's a great director already, and she's just going to continue to become greater and greater.
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But with greater military involvement comes greater risk, especially in a conflict that remains complicated and chaotic.
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The greater the reduction in salt intake, the greater the fall in blood pressure, the research found.
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"The risk of multiples is greater and the risk of loss can be greater, too," says Wellenstein.
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The greater the authority entrusted in a government official, the greater the potential for conflicts of interest.
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These challenges are among the many realities Trump will encounter in greater and greater numbers after his inauguration.
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" He urged greater U.S.-India counterterrorism cooperation and "greater isolation for those who harbor, support and sponsor terrorists.
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We all desire to feel like we belong to something greater and are contributing toward a greater cause.
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This has a kind of cascading effect — the greater range of vegetation attracts a greater variety of arthropods.
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For 24, Celgene lowered its adjusted earnings forecast to greater than $22017 per share from greater than $7.303.
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With greater temptation, then, comes greater honesty—at least when it comes to lost wallets and petty cash.
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They also found that "greater muscular activity" while chewing "appears to release greater amounts" of the volatile molecules.
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In that case, 239 million people live with the greater metropolitan area of cities greater than 100,000 people.
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"We want greater competition, and we expect with greater competition consumers will be offered better choices," he said.
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Transferring the capital is a way to create this inclusivity, fostering greater unity and so greater resilience too.
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What I am seeing, though, is a greater and greater number of men who are proclaiming themselves feminists.
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"We find that to be greater and greater nonsense, and we are disproving it every day," Yellin said.
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And now, it's happening with greater and greater speed, all of these little spheres crashing into each other.
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With each passing day, companies from a range of sectors use robots to a greater and greater extent.
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There is no greater honor than to serve as president of the United States — and no greater responsibility.
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Of the earthquakes last year, 21 were greater than magnitude 4.0 and three were greater than magnitude 5.0.
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It's a choice to take a greater risk, and unfortunately right now, we are experiencing that greater risk.
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Will lawmakers support a greater financial burden on state and local government and a greater private sector role?
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Game 7 is a chance for both of these fan bases to have greater glory, or greater heartbreak.
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The asteroids also hit the planet with a much greater velocity and release much greater amounts of energy.
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The cartels and coyotes are having a greater and greater impact on the Mexican side of our Southern Border.
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Brokenshire has warned the parties that they are on "a glide path to greater and greater UK government intervention".
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There's 19 million people in greater LA, there's seven to seven and a half million in greater Bay Area.
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The possibilities for business upside from greater inclusion is powerful, even greater than the negative forces that recently exploded.
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Creditor countries, led by Germany, have said that they will not accept greater risk-sharing without greater risk-reduction.
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Its land bank is also relatively well-spread geographically, with a sizeable presence in Greater Jakarta and Greater Surabaya.
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What is missing in this book about "the greater Middle East" are the people of the greater Middle East.
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"The higher the position, the greater their platform, the greater the harm they caused to the party," he added.
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Trump wants greater supply from countries like Iran and Venezuela, even while he imposes greater sanctions on their economies.
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And, anyway, even Gould admitted that, yes, on balance evolution tends to create beings of greater and greater complexity.
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So although they may already have local legitimacy, official legitimacy can bring them greater security—perhaps even greater visibility.
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Greater education and wealth can also confer greater social status or rank, which has also been linked to health.
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The greater the diversity of these genes, the theory goes, the greater the exposure to infectious diseases during evolution.
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However, this movement towards greater and greater transparency, which began with Artnet in the 1990's, cannot be stopped.
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Historically, Washington has been able to inflict greater pain, but Tehran has shown a greater capacity to absorb it.
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And The Times called the team the Greater New York Club and the Greater New Yorks on opening day.
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Through greater accessibility and greater expression of voter preference, ranked-choice primaries are more democratic than either traditional option.
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The greater numbers allowed the study to detect an association with odds ratio of 1.6 or greater, Donahue said.
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These mothers showed a greater intent to vaccinate their infant and a greater rate of vaccination than control subjects.
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The increase in registration was greater on poor streets, and the increase in turnout was greater on rich streets.
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While this theoretically allows the worker to have greater control over this machine, the ability to control it with precision demands greater effort, "possibly greater effort than the human mind can ever achieve," Keats told me.
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"This summit has put even greater expectations, greater hype and greater pressure on Trump," said Victor D. Cha, a Korea scholar at Georgetown University who was considered by the Trump administration to be ambassador to Seoul.
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Thanks to increased connectivity, Gates said graduates have a greater awareness of problems and a greater ability to find solutions.
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Places with greater segregation between low- and high-income people also tend to have greater income inequality on the whole.
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These diseases, however, are mostly dose-dependent, meaning the greater the dose, the greater the likelihood for disease, explained Frank.
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Household questions should be decided by mutual agreement, with both sides giving greater weight to situations that cause greater discomfort.
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Control began to seek out greater control over its human creators, and greater sources of knowledge to fulfill its mission.
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The level of intoxication is going to be greater: greater loss of control, inhibition, motor coordination, and that becomes problematic.
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But those in the experimental group had noticeably greater improvements, and these attitude shifts predicted greater jumps in marital satisfaction.
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They are living proof that when more options are provided to students, they are afforded greater access and greater quality.
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"As congressional Republicans embrace this irrational anti-spending ideology, this country is put in greater and greater danger," she said.
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And for financial services companies, the greater the growth, the greater their opportunity to make money as you spend it.
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I mean, normally greater independence, greater reliance and spending time with friends, less with parents -- all of that is reversed.
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The more he scents frustration the more he has to fight for; the greater the obstacles, the greater the triumph.
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In the hierarchy of Rooney's literary identities, millennial is greater than Irish, but post-recessionary may be greater than millennial.
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Would it encourage a greater investment in security testing of new products, or a greater distrust between researchers and companies?
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But the pressure is greater on Japanese institutions, which have higher dollar borrowing levels and therefore greater dollar funding needs.
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We need to emphasize greater epistemological modesty on our side and greater appreciation for the perspectives of the other side.
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In total, the deficit over those 10 years will be $3.14 trillion greater, and $646.9 billion greater in 2028 alone.
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To the Editor: Clyde Haberman's claim that greater common service will produce greater tolerance among our diverse population is questionable.
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In general, you can expect that a country with a greater wealth increase would have greater fast-food sales increase.
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These are difficult decisions but there is a greater risk if the so-called cure is greater than the disease.
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They are spending more time alone with their digital screens, and the greater the screen time, the greater the unhappiness.
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"But in mixed-use, there's greater complexity and therefore greater risk to screw up if you don't do it right."
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"There's potential for much greater good to come from cryptocurrency in general — the greater beneficial uses outweigh the bad ones."
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Orange corresponds to greater than 6 feet of water above ground level, while red corresponds to greater than 9 feet.
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Likewise, the race gap in education used to be greater than the "class gap"; now the class gap is greater.
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What is new is that now they can reach people with far greater speed and at a far greater scale.
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A systematic review of them found that they had sensitivities greater than 85 percent and specificities greater than 90 percent.
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The greater societal benefits from cover-cropped fields — safer drinking water, fewer toxic algal blooms, smaller dead zones, increased carbon sequestration and greater resilience to droughts and floods — warrant greater public investment to bring this practice to scale.
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We don't want that to escalate into a full-blown conflict — greater suffering in Yemen, greater violence in the Middle East.
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It's important always to give the user greater control and greater visibility than they had before you implemented systems like this.
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The higher the train rises, the greater the distance gravity must pull it back down, and the greater the resulting speeds.
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Those we consider having fixed worldviews have a greater need for closure which suggests a greater need to avoid cognitive dissonance.
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Boosting our economy through greater female financial literacy will take time and require greater focus from both public and private sectors.
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But at the same time, particularly in urban areas, these opportunities around mobility services are going to become greater and greater.
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I don't mean survive just to get by, I mean survive to move to greater and greater levels in your life.
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At night, with the pupil dilated for dark adaptation, flash blindness will affect personnel at greater ranges and for greater durations.
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Greater DC Diaper Bank In the next two weeks, the Greater DC Diaper Bank plans to distribute more than 200,000 diapers.
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"The longer you've been awake, the greater the build-up of sleep pressure, the greater the need for sleep," he said.
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Then, the tougher challenge commences — proving that greater risk translates into greater security in a nation that has long revered equality.
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"The lower the IPO value, the greater the recorded loss and greater the dilution for SoftBank," Bernstein analyst Chris Lane said.
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That's easy to calculate, but it leads to some funny results, like Greater Los Angeles being denser than Greater New York.
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So it's important to ask: is all of this consolidation really intended for greater market efficiency or simply greater government control?
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And with greater dependence on others, he said, has come greater vulnerability to claims that his work is not his own.
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But in the greater game of geopolitics, meddling in another country's political processes runs the risk of doing far greater damage.
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With a greater of selection of food markets, specialty stores and bulk discounters comes greater efficiency and cost savings for shoppers.
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Erdogan, who survived a military coup last summer, has defended his plans to amass greater powers, saying Turkey needs greater stability.
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The result will be an even greater knowledge gap – and ultimately, a greater wealth gap – between the haves and have-nots.
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Left unchecked, the present dynamics point toward greater bloodshed, growing instability and greater risks of direct — even if inadvertent — military confrontation.
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And they found a typical dose-response pattern to the relationship: The greater the poverty, the greater the risk of depression.
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As an incentive to participate in the financing the company is offering fees of 553bp for commitments of or greater than $300 million, 70bp for commitments of or greater than $200 million, 65bp for commitments of or greater than $100 million, 62.5bp for commitments of or greater than $50 million, and 57.5bp for commitments of less than $50 million.
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The Yankees are at the forefront of a burgeoning movement by sports teams to gain greater control of their ticket inventory, thereby garnering a greater share of resale fees, instituting price floors and having greater access to marketing data.
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A report by the National Center for Women and Information Technology (NCWIT) found that businesses experience greater sales revenue, more customers, greater market share and greater relative profits when women and other underrepresented groups occupy meaningful and innovative roles.
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You should not have greater access to education if you're wealthy, in the same way you shouldn't have greater access to freedom.
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Greater transparency and looking forward A key factor ushering in this new era is the venture capital industry's movement toward greater transparency.
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I'm always struck by the contrasts and similarities between MAGA and my friend David Alpert's website turned advocacy operation Greater Greater Washington.
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Maddow carefully takes us through the manner in which Putin asserted greater and greater control over Russia's vast oil and gas resources.
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We're flipping the idea of what performance means on its head and celebrating activity on a greater and greater scale each day.
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"It almost seems as though the greater the challenge, Houstonians see the greater the opportunity," Turner said at a news conference Thursday.
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But they both sacrificed for the greater good at a time when many Americans could not see it was a greater good.
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People of African ancestry have greater genetic diversity than people of European ancestry, which could lead to a greater risk for misdiagnoses.
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Clarifying across federal agencies will give state leaders and project developers greater certainty about the regulatory environment and lead to greater investment.
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A greater goal All these experiments play into China's greater goal to build its very own space station around the year 2020.
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At the same time, the centralization year is awesome because we get to build an even greater team chemistry and greater camaraderie.
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In North Carolina, levels of radium were found anywhere from 230 times greater to 20153 times greater than federal drinking water standards.
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But the more Trump hides his returns, the greater the public's curiosity—and the greater his political opponents' drive—to see them.
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It's one small way to give this issue greater attention and spark greater awareness in communities across the country, and in Washington.
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"It's the third law of Newton: The greater the actions for democracy, the greater the repressive reaction by the regime," he said.
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Has country music moved past "Cruise," into an era of greater conscience, greater artistry, as the song's critics would like to believe?
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A healthier population has a greater investment in human capital and is more productive in the workforce, yielding greater output and income.
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The greater the integration of fleets, services, product, and even management, the greater the airlines will be able to reap the benefits.
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The other important theme in Ernaux's memoir is how we've been gradually led, guilt-free, into greater and greater levels of consumerism.
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There is no question that he lived in, and we've had, two or three decades steadily marching toward greater and greater partisanship.
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Each one-point increase in social strain scores was associated with 0.082% greater loss of BMD in the neck, 0.108% greater loss of BMD at the hip, and 0.069% greater loss of BMD in the lower spine, the study found.
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Essentially this means they can work out that if is X is greater than Y, and Y is greater than Z, X is greater than Z -- an ability that was thought to be a key human trait for thousands of years.
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It also cut its profit forecast for the year to $1.33 per share or greater, from its previous view of $1.42 or greater.
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It's much less of a commitment than traveling to D.C., and the greater the overall turnout in every city, the greater the impact.
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It's a finding with consequences for coastal regions around the world, where the twin threats of erosion and inundation grow greater and greater.
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The greater the desperation of the populist, the greater the willingness to accept long-run risks in exchange for short-run pay-offs.
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The move has helped build momentum from previous editions, create greater exposure for exhibiting artists, and attract more visitors and greater potential sales.
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Giving the male Marines greater exposure to female colleagues during training could foster better relations and greater respect over time, some have suggested.
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Availability bias is the tendency to overestimate the likelihood of an event where there is greater "availability," or greater "detail," in our memory.
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He suspected that it could be the result of greater likelihood of injury or a greater chance of getting diverted opioids from teammates.
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The short-term impact of watching violence on screen was greater for adults (PDF), while the long-term effects were greater for children.
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With each new Mission: Impossible movie, Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) must go to greater and greater lengths in order to achieve the impossible.
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While it is touting greater protections for its users, its advertisers are demanding the ability to target potential customers with ever-greater precision.
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Never surrendering to any greater principle, the goddess is the greater principle, free from the bounds of body, society, convention, responsibility or judgment.
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Droegemeier argues that trends toward greater industry investment have been observed and points to the need for greater non-governmental entrepreneurship and funding.
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And that will allow us even more opportunities in the next step of development with greater access to resources, greater access to markets.
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A trend towards greater commercialization in Chinese media - still heavily controlled by the state - has put pressure on companies to generate greater profits.
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As current and former governors who prioritize greater justice and safety, we believe this historic moment carries great opportunity, but even greater responsibility.
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"What we need is greater political education, greater discussion about immigration, so that people can clarify their position on the issue," Cohen says.
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"With greater migration to the cities, there will be increased social disruptions and greater stress on water resources in urban areas," Kugelman predicted.
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However, you may not initially realize that with greater flexibility comes a higher likelihood of distraction and an even greater need for discipline.
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It is indeed the case that turnover in Donald Trump's administration is greater than in recent past ones — in some cases, far greater.
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But theoretically it could be done and would refashion Greater New York into an even greater, much richer, but also more equal city.
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In its new proposal, Sinclair asked that it be able to keep multiple stations in greater Greensboro, N.C., greater Harrisburg, Pa., and Indianapolis.
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"Anytime you have far greater numbers, you have far greater potential for harm," said Ben Decker, who runs the digital investigations consultancy Memetica.
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In the future, as Tesla expands sales in China that market will take on greater importance and a greater percentage of vehicle deliveries.
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" Chief Constable Ian Hopkins of the Greater Manchester Police said, "There's an extensive investigation going on, and activity taking place across Greater Manchester.
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The more North Korea develops its ICBM program and their capability to deliver non-nuclear warheads with greater accuracy the greater the danger.
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The greater their political influence, the greater the share they can syphon off to cover their own expenses and redistribute to their constituents.
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We are now getting deeper into that period and we are seeing greater regional variations ... and greater blue metro centrality to the economy.
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U.S. oil consumption per person is 16 times greater than in India and six times greater than in China, according to the reports.
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But income inequality has also been rising in the United States; rich Americans are holding a greater and greater share of the wealth.
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Women with toothlessness alone were at 12 percent greater risk for death, and those with periodontal disease alone at 11 percent greater risk.
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Citizens directly gain the benefit of a lower tax burden through greater economic growth, greater wealth creation and less micromanagement of personal decisions.
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It "translates" a greater amount of light into high-pitched sounds and greater darkness into bass sounds, Chilean astronomer Catalina Arcos told Reuters.
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"Our study is also first to show that oral HPV infection prevalence was higher among Black men compared to White men (3% greater risk), those men who smoked more than 20 cigarettes daily compared to never smokers (10% greater risk), current marijuana users (6% greater risk), and men who have had more than 16 lifetime sexual partners (almost 20% greater risk)," Deshmukh wrote.
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The authors found that CEOs of "fraud firms" have greater option-based compensation, indicating that the greater the incentive for CEOs to maximize the company's stock price, the greater the incentive the CEO has to engage in fraudulent activities to accomplish this goal.
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But perhaps now, with a greater social conscience, the Vengabus has altered its engine and tank to show greater consideration for its greenhouse emissions.
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The company's core markets include Greater San Diego (05003% of 2Q17 annualized base rent (ABR)), Portland (15%), Greater San Francisco (13%), and Hawaii (13%).
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This globalization has been driven by the American boom in gas production and exports, which injected greater volumes and greater liquidity into the market.
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Because people have much greater visibility and control over their local government, they have a much greater desire to engage in overcoming community challenges.
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Sonangol said the new members would, "strengthen our adaptability, agility and proactivity, through a greater division of responsibilities and thus greater capacity to act".
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Her plan is to tax fortunes greater than $50 million at 2 percent each year, and fortunes greater than $1 billion at 3 percent.
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Such a workload, The Trace and BuzzFeed News found, is one reason greater and greater shares of shooters are getting away with their crimes.
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There is so far no sign that those police forces suffering greater reductions in manpower have seen greater rises in knife crime (see chart).
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"It's important always to give the user greater control and greater visibility than they had had before you implemented systems like this," Nelson says.
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It is no coincidence that the greater prosperity of mankind, as noted by Mr Roslin, has occurred in an era of greater trading links.
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The rules allow prime institutional funds to move to a floating value, meaning they have the possibility both for greater return and greater risk.
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Where we are escalating and escalating with greater and greater danger and level until people realize that there is mutual destruction in this process.
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It is an extremely strategic location and would offer greater ability to protect oil shipments from and give greater access to the Arabian Peninsula.
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Tourism may just be one part of today's greater carbon dioxide problem, but it's a substantial one — and a greater threat than we imagined.
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In terms of geographies, Greater China grew 21 percent, which was our best growth rate in Greater China in two and a half years.
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Malhotra also weighed in on competition for clients in the region, as well as a greater focus on regulation, amid greater focus on regulations.
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The company's second-quarter net loss was 260% greater than in the first quarter and 43% greater than during the second quarter of 24.
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Now, Beijing is building on that by establishing greater military links to protect its national assets on the continent and gain greater geopolitical influence.
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He said he is seeing a greater willingness from companies to move forward on transactions, along with greater willingness from regulators to consider transactions.
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The Range Rover rides on standard air suspension, allowing it to rise and lower for purposes of greater efficiency or greater off-road performance.
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Opportunity has been sealing off into smaller geographic areas and narrower segments of the population, leading to greater and greater economic and cultural stratification.
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No field has greater amnesia nor a greater desire to reinvent itself as rapidly, and that to me is a problem worthy of solving.
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Market cap weighting in the bond markets doesn't typically mean greater risk, but rather greater concentration in the biggest and often highest quality issuers.
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We are able to use various platforms and implement safety protocols with a greater speed and on a far larger scale with greater efficiency.
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But the risks of their mission are greater than they know — an unexpected threat may put the group in even greater danger than usual.
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He said companies should be credited, not blamed, for alerting the public about sick workers, since it can inspire greater awareness and greater vigilance.
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It is allowing specialty procedures such as orthodontics to be done with greater precision and greater ease with the use of CAD CAM technology.
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It is the greater density of a man's bones, the greater weight of him that will give to his woman both peace and pain.
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In a memo to staff, Reuters Greater China Bureau Chief, Tony Munroe, announced a number of promotions and appointments to the Greater China team.
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The longer the time frame, the greater the likelihood the market return will be greater than the interest paid on a low-interest mortgage.
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Humanity, his episodes argue, is capable of greater beauty and greater terror than any horrors we could dream up to occupy our darkest shadows.
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"Mediclinic had greater exposure to this reform given a greater focus on Thiqa patients, so it should see a greater benefit, but we await details as to the expected impact at its FY Results on 24 May," brokerage house Jefferies said in a note.
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So, our plans are that by 2020, just around the corner, our combined company ... will be greater than $1 billion in annual revenues, will be greater than 20 percent year-over-year growth and will have greater than 15 percent operating cash flow margins.
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"I have to say I am really excited by ad blocking, which is incredibly controversial in our industry… If it is forcing brands to speak with greater meaning, with greater relevance and greater value ultimately to consumers, bring it on," he told CNBC by phone.
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For a time, however, it was possible to think that Nestler was falling towards greater and greater obscurity, which was rather ironic for an artist whose films endeavor to redress the oversights of history, bringing the overlooked realities of oppression and place to greater notice.
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Why it matters: "If we stay on the trajectory we're on currently, we're going to have greater income inequality, less social mobility, greater political unrest and greater income insecurity," says Elisabeth Reynolds, executive director of the MIT Task Force on the Work of the Future.
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On a serialized show, giving viewers something to care about in any one episode usually involves tossing greater and greater obstacles into the characters' paths.
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Joe Biden: At this point, Biden is the only candidate polling greater than 20% consistently (let alone greater than 30%, which he is also doing).
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They now know, with greater and greater precision, how people voted and how they're likely to vote in the future, and their campaigns reflect that.
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The State Council called on Monday for greater development of the so-called Greater Bay Area and to enrich the "one country, two systems" policy.
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Audiences thrilled to the way Senna pushed toward the finish line with greater and greater speed; they marveled at the repetitious technical precision of Zidane.
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Investors believe the greater the involvement of lawmakers, the majority of whom supported staying in the EU, the greater the chance of a "soft Brexit".
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"Concentration can propel you to greater heights and drive you to greater depths," said Christopher Davis, a senior analyst specializing in equity strategy for Morningstar.
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One of the most exciting discoveries was that the greater the variety of plants in someone's diet, the greater diversity of microbes in their guts.
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"I made the greater progress from that greater clearness of head and quicker apprehension which usually attend temperance in eating and drinking," Franklin wrote. 5.
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In my heart I knew the greater the risk, the greater the reward, but I totally underestimated the emotional toll it would take on me.
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Longer-term bonds generally command greater yields than shorter ones, and the more enthusiastic the expectations for inflation, the greater this difference tends to be.
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The pan-Arab ideology of belonging to a greater Arab nation, greater than the state, was found to be bankrupt and based on empty promises.
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Despite greater impunity, there is also greater scrutiny of the government's actions, said environment lawyer Ritwick Dutta, who has campaigned against projects in forest lands.
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Sure, he didn't always make it easy, but the man was simply far greater than his gaffes, and his movement far greater than the man.
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The greater challenge for Democrats is to govern together for the greater good, not to splinter apart over the views, however offensive, of one member.
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Proponents of ending Net Neutrality will tout de-regulation and greater competition, which could—theoretically—lead to greater innovation and lower prices for online access.
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You may find a buyer at a higher price — a greater fool — or you may not, in which case you yourself are the greater fool.
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Smart young people flocked to national universities, and then to New York and D.C. The federal government assumed greater and greater control of American life.
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In 20153, the US boomed onto the scene with its revolution in shale energy, capturing a greater and greater slice of the global oil market.
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Enter the Trump administration: Mr. Trump has promoted greater choice as a top priority and surrounded himself with several conservative advisers supportive of greater privatization.
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The two sides have repeatedly clashed as Mr. Nunes, a close ally of the president's, has demanded greater and greater access to delicate case files.
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Greater sleep irregularity was also associated with a higher 10-year risk of heart disease as well as greater obesity, hypertension, fasting glucose and diabetes.
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GM workers are now seeking a greater share of those profits, along with higher base pay and greater parity among full-time and temporary workers.
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As wealth gets more and more concentrated, elites build greater and greater political power; they translate that into favorable policies that make them even richer.
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"The troubles were greater than I wanted to take on, greater than I thought it was responsible for us to take on," he tells me.
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The emotion in Ms. Rodrίguez's face become more and more intense, the angst greater and greater, until it seemed to lift her off her chair.
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"With solar-powered irrigation we have an opportunity to increase agricultural yields in rural communities, giving families greater income and greater economic hope," she said.
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"We were great then, we're great now, and we'll be greater in the future because of those immigrants who make us greater still," Powell said.
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But wealth and income inequality has also been rising in the United States; rich Americans are holding a greater and greater share of the wealth.
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As fracking in Oklahoma has gone on unchecked during Pruitt's time in office here, those pipelines have started to pose a greater and greater threat.
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So, for instance, in terms of social impact, everybody believes that this revolution is going to bring-, to lead to greater stability, and greater equality.
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The Jewish Federation of Greater Washington and The Jewish Community Relations Council of Greater Washington are hosting the service October 6, according to a release.
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First, after centuries of greater and greater scale (peaking in the nuclear power plant frenzy of the 1970s), energy technology is starting to get smaller.
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Thankfully, a pair of games that came out last week are built in part on the idea that a greater challenge also means a greater reward.
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After all, greater gender diversity leads to "increased productivity, greater innovation, better decision-making, and higher employee retention and satisfaction," a report from Morgan Stanley found.
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Changes in the genre have also meant a greater diversity of people who get to be empowered — and a greater acknowledgement of different kinds of injustice.
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There is a greater than 99 percent probability of a magnitude 6.7 or greater earthquake in the next 30 years in the state as a whole.
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"To have neural networks identify a greater number of classes, we can stack a greater number of layers on top of each other," the company writes.
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At the time, Turnbull justified the deal by invoking the need for greater protection from improvised explosive devices, denying the acquisition would mean greater military engagement.
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" Because of this, protests and strikes "do not generate a kind of solidarity and political understanding within the greater population or facilitate a greater political consciousness.
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When they understand each other and how they think differently, there's a greater appreciation for those types of ways of thinking, and a greater working together.
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But this masks regional shifts: greater stability in Asia and the European Union has been balanced by greater fragility in South America and sub-Saharan Africa.
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Compared to their respective prey, lions and cheetahs have 20 percent higher muscle fibre power, 37 percent greater acceleration capacity, and 72 percent greater deceleration capacity.
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The SuperPods promise greater range and speed than the previous-generation pods, meaning connection speed should be even greater in far-flung parts of your house.
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Areas with high mobility, the study pointed out, generally have less residential segregation, less income inequality, better primary schools, greater social capital, and greater family stability.
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In men, a greater body mass was associated with increased muscle strength, whereas muscles didn't respond and get stronger in women with a greater body mass.
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And as far as I can tell, most empirical studies of fiscal policy find a multiplier of greater than zero, if not always greater than one.
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It was always the case, and today we know with the current political situation that the risks are greater, so we have taken much greater measures.
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But researchers found that hospitals that performed better, on both outcomes and process-based measures, tended to have greater market share, and experienced greater market growth.
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The Founders would see how generation after generation of Americans has continued to expand rights and liberties to cover greater and greater segments of our society.
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The greater the distance between two legs, the greater the chance that electricity will try to flow through them, and the stronger that charge will be.
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First is, obviously, with I think a greater realization about obesity and a greater realization of sugar intake, people are looking for a more balanced approach.
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For example, these studies demonstrate that people with hearing loss are at a greater risk of developing dementia, falling, becoming hospitalized, and having greater healthcare costs.
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By traveling more closely together and improving the flow of traffic, driverless technology may also enable commuters to cover greater distances with greater comfort and reliability.
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"The engine has a far greater potential for a far greater performance and higher speed, but we limited it to 120 kilometers per hour," Kitanovski said.
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"The bottom line is that when we have bigger toys with greater light-collecting ability and greater resolution, we can discover more things," Elmegreen told Gizmodo.
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In addition, she said, warmer temperatures put more moisture in the atmosphere, producing greater rainfall, which in a place like Hawaii means greater flooding and mudslides.
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The greater the compromise, the more fierce the justification for it — and the greater the need to denounce those who call them out for their compromise.
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Xi has already faced major challenges that could, in a weaker system or for a weaker leader, have derailed his bid for greater and greater power.
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In instances of colorectal and prostate cancer, they found a "dose-response" effect: the greater the distress, the greater the likelihood of death from those cancers.
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"There is a greater and greater sense in the Democratic Party that any support of the administration's policies is giving cover to moral wrongdoing," said Rep.
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If it happened, a French withdrawal would have a far greater impact than an American one, as France has a far greater presence in these nations.
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Sessions also called for greater access for federal investigators to electronic evidence, such as social media information, and greater cooperation from tech companies in accessing it.
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"To motivate greater sexual assault reporting, the academies must counter-narratives and behavior that impede cadets and midshipmen from greater reporting and help-seeking," it said.
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And there's perhaps no greater barrier to an easy deal between London and Washington if U.S. negotiators insist on greater access to Britain's National Health Service.
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Immigration supporters argue that cutting back on immigration would reduce potential growth as foreigners make up a greater and greater share of total U.S. population growth.
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This year they have a greater responsibility and, as they write this latest chapter on their fastidiously planned journey, an opportunity for a greater impact, too.
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"If you start having a Chinese trade war or greater geopolitical risk, then it starts to become a greater worry for the market overall," Clifton said.
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In poor countries, the damage per litre done by alcohol is greater—just as it is greater among the poor than the rich in Western countries.
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People who have recently been released from prison are at much greater risk of overdosing than the public — up to 40 times greater in some cases.
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For all students, the greater the number of adverse experiences they reported, the greater was their risk of having had suicidal thoughts during the past year.
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Alternatively, the other photographers Kenta Cobayashi, Taisuke Koyama, and Hiroshi Takizawa showing no allegiance to fine-art formality, take greater formal risks and achieve greater payoffs.
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"It has resulted in greater attention, greater scrutiny and greater resources, all of which we desperately need in order to fight such an entrenched global network," Bogdanos, whose office has recovered thousands of stolen antiquities in recent years, told Reuters at the ceremony at Beirut's National Museum.
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When studying parents in comparison to their childless counterparts, researchers have found that "parents, and mothers in particular, do not report greater happiness, greater health, greater psychological well-being than people who have never had kids," according to Simon, who is herself a mother and grandmother.
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And finally, it would not create the greater administrative efficiencies of a single-payer system, which by one estimate would be greater than $500 billion a year.
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The movement quickly expanded as well into demands for greater education about women&aposs rights throughout the school system and for greater representation of women in administration.
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"The thicker the glass the greater the force on the bent region, and of course the greater the force you must apply to bend it," LaCourse said.
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And, as things settle down a bit, we might be able to do that with less vehemence, greater respect for institutions and a greater sense of unity.
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Those characteristics need not be deleterious: they might include greater resilience to disease among crops or, perhaps, greater tolerance to warming waters on the part of corals.
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Conversely, the situation is better for commercial banks; there is greater consistency between federal and state law, and therefore greater consistency between national and state-chartered banks.
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If the present opportunity is missed, we – and future generations – will look back with regret as the effects of climate change take a greater and greater toll.
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That lesson has been eagerly embraced by Democrats in Congress, who used to be advocates for greater transparency and greater oversight over intelligence and law enforcement agencies.
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But McDonald's isn't just putting out the boxes for fun — McDonald's of Greater D.C. and Greater Bay Area are both official Pride sponsors for their respective cities.
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"Even as we show there's a far greater threat from sea level rise, we now know that there are far greater benefits to cutting emissions," he said.
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If the aircraft was declared ready to go into active operations, it would signal China was a "greater threat" and had "greater capability" in the Pacific, Gen.
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Trump, who has boasted of having a bigger nuclear button than Kim does, must also humbly recognize that having greater power does not mean having greater leverage.
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"Facts show that joint interests between China and the United States are greater than the disputes, and the need for cooperation is greater than frictions," he said.
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Loyalists set aside personal goals and agendas, and are willing to make sacrifices in order to be able to deliver the greater goal for the greater good.
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The daughter of former President Raul Castro, Mariela Castro, has spearheaded the campaign for greater LGBT rights in Cuba, giving it greater prominence in the national agenda.
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While technology yields greater opportunities for intelligence gathering, it also allows for greater coordination among some extremists who, until recently, would have probably stayed close to home.
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Generally in Utah, earthquakes greater than magnitude 5 happen once every 10 years, and quakes greater than magnitude 6 happen once every 50 years, the USGS says.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads If it seems like classic musical heroes are dying off in greater and greater numbers these days, don't blame the apocalypse.
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David Alpert, the founder of the advocacy group Greater Greater Washington, calls a version of this plan the Metro Express, but I think that sells it short.
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The much greater question, however, is to what extent world governments can pull their act together over the coming weeks to deliver a greater display of unity.
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Some developments that would worsen conditions at home might cause even greater damage abroad, Ms. Patterson said, while favorable domestic developments might provide a greater lift elsewhere.
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The relationship seems to be "very, very linear," Lin says, meaning that the greater the hearing deficit, the greater the risk a person will develop the condition.
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Among the most optimistic study participants, the women had a 50 percent greater chance and the men a 70 percent greater chance of surviving to age 85.
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Beyond greater diversification, proponents say, equal weighting benefits from a greater emphasis on stocks of smaller companies and ones in more economically sensitive, so-called value, industries.
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As federal agencies have grown steadily larger, exercising greater and greater power over the lives of every American, they've grown less responsive to the public they regulate.
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"I am concerned that the legislation being considered could expose seriously ill patients to greater harm instead of the greater access that they are looking for," Rep.
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In the current political moment, in which membership in the American experiment is subject to greater and greater obstacles, this performance was a loud statement of pushback.
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There are vocal campaigns, spearheaded by younger voters, for greater rights for women and greater sexual freedom, which go against the grain of religious and ethnic politics.
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That&aposs five times greater than the sales of electric vehicles overall in the same year — and the margin is likely to be even greater for 2019.
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Speculators, on the other hand, rely on the "greater fool theory," meaning that some greater fool will come along and pay you more than your purchase price.
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"This fictitious event calls for strong shaking lasting several minutes in areas of Greater Vancouver, Greater Victoria and central Vancouver Island," Mylène Croteau said in an email.
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The two began as exact copies of each other, but in the intervening decades, differences have begun to pop up — first small ones, then greater and greater.
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The (hopefully obvious) moral choice would be for the car to sacrifice its own passenger to save the greater number of people; it's for the greater good.
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Farage also suggested that unrestricted immigration from Europe could lead to greater competition for government services and even put British women at greater risk of sexual violence.
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It turns out that compared with kids who didn't suffer symptoms, the odds were 9.6 times greater that a stricken kid had eaten lychees, 6.0 times greater that the kid had visited a lychee orchard, and 2.2 times greater that the kid had missed dinner the night before.
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The research showed a link between testosterone and postpartum depression in men, which manifests itself in the form of greater depression, more stress, more dissatisfaction and greater aggression.
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Restricting offensive or harmful language for the greater good is all fine and dandy until you become beholden to a definition of "greater good" you don't agree with.
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So if you're an investor you basically have to say, 'I have to act with greater caution, greater diversification, because the possibility of some things happening is great.
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As the company grows in various geographic markets, it starts leasing a greater and greater chunk of that building until it's time to get a dedicated Clutter space.
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"Correspondingly, it would be a negative to fossil fuel companies which will likely experience more rigorous regulations and greater enforcement, and greater demand to curb emissions," she added.
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Another study, published in 2016, found that beyond the island of Luzon, home to the capital, Manila, a greater prevalence of political dynasties is associated with greater poverty.
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"You can build a big company on this good enough product, which you can then refine over the course of time to be greater and greater," said Daniels.
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In addition, with the greater management role come greater expense ratios: 1.25 percent for the VMAX and 1.45 percent for the VMIN versus 0.89 percent for the VXX.
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If those mosquitoes have greater longevity or fitness, as previous studies on body size suggest, then residents may be at a greater risk of contracting mosquito-borne illnesses.
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"As we sent a greater and greater volume of push notifications, we hadn't really adjusted how we worked to keep the level of quality consistent," Mr. Owen noted.
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The egg group lost 65% more body weight, 16% more body fat, experienced a 61% greater reduction in BMI and saw a 34% greater reduction in waist circumference!
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It bans purchases of new equity and debt issued by Venezuela with a maturity greater than 30 days, and by PDVSA with a maturity greater than 90 days.
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Couldn't we make the argument that founders gain greater credibility than their counterparts pitching all day and night, because they were able to bootstrap and gain greater freedom?
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With greater diversity and needs among investors comes the need for greater customization and rising importance of a fiduciary rule with customers at the heart of the process.
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Bu the need is greater than ever, and the federal government has a greater role to play today than in the past, Center for Green Schools' Heming said.
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" And despite recent events, Timms ended his opening remarks with an optimistic outlook for the future: "A world of greater technology is also a world of greater humanity.
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Intelligence confers power, so a greater-than-human-level intelligence would have greater-than-human-level power over the future of our species, and the biosphere more generally.
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But analyst projections suggest declining demand for SE-sized smartphones in the coming years — as phablets are set to take a greater and greater share of the market.
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The unicorn ServiceTitan hails from the greater Los Angeles area and a number of other software as a service businesses are calling the greater Los Angeles area home.
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The greater the number of people who wanted that kind of therapy, the greater the demand for therapists, and the postwar decades were a boom time for psychiatry.
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As the president reshapes his administration, we should expect greater care that those leaving are replaced by appointees with more experience, greater expertise and the ability to govern.
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Unfortunately, we have arrived at a dangerous tipping point as students, and their families, have been forced to pick up a greater and greater share of the costs.
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The longitudinal study, published in the Journal of Experimental Psychology: General, found that greater working memory capacity was linked to greater declines in the severity of relationship problems.
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This greater dissaving by lower-income individuals points to nascent cracks in the main pillar of the U.S. economy and along with that, greater exposure to external shocks.
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While the common market gives member states greater leverage in negotiations, the European Union "has always used its trade policy to push for greater liberalization," Mr. Dinan said.
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We deserve a better class of politicians who recognize the greater good and act in service of that greater good rather than in service of amassing more power.
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Governments claim the need for greater security and seek to monitor global communications, while citizens, more willing than ever to share, demand greater protection of their digital privacy.
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The greater the variety of platforms on which their content can be found, the greater the likelihood that they will be able to extract the premiums they desire.
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The smarter a person is, the greater his or her ability to rationalize and reinterpret discordant information, and the greater the polarizing boomerang effect is likely to be.
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Notwithstanding technological developments, for now it looks like market participants will continue to contend with greater pricing volatility, increased expense, slower execution and ultimately greater levels of frustration.
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Greater provincial input on appointments and decision making and greater Constitutional checks and balances are therefore tools that that can be used to facilitate a lasting peace process.
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When asked whether greater certainty about the timeline of energy transition would benefit investor interest, 72% of respondents said it would help them value assets with greater conviction.
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The radical "Greater Sydney Region Plan: a Metropolis of Three Cities" plan was released last month by the Greater Sydney Commission, a government agency responsible for land use.
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"The troubles were greater than I wanted to take on, greater than I thought it was responsible for us to take on," he told the New York Times.
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Most have abandoned the hope that Chinese economic growth would bring with it democratic change, a greater embrace of individual rights and thus greater common cause with the U.S. The Trump administration's new efforts carry with them considerable risks, which ultimately may be greater than during the Cold War years.
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With the ability to scale, the rewards at the top can be much greater for someone who is slightly more talented than his or her next-best competitor, because the most talented person's genius can reach a much greater audience or market, in turn generating much greater revenue and profit.
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Our next phase of productivity and safety requires a greater flexibility from the workforce, a greater sense of empowering them, and them taking control to make themselves more productive.
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Autonomous driving - and the eventual introduction of self-driving taxis - could mean greater demand for puncture-resistant tyres as greater usage of vehicles exposes them to more flat tyres.
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If there was a Greater Albania then they could demand a Greater Serbia by claiming the Serb part of Bosnia, which was what Mr Milosevic fought a war for.
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It has greater torque than Ghost Robotics' similarly sized and shaped Minitaur robot (which costs upwards of $11,500) and a greater vertical jumping ability than MIT's Cheetah 3 robot.
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The one thing that never really changed was that, whether the production was Davis' Dead Ringers or Crawford's Berserk, Davis was the greater actress and Crawford the greater star.
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Those of us who build them should help foster a greater awareness of data ethics and greater facilitation of customers to implement ethics policies and assure their own compliance.
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It was far greater than any other risk factor -- with the exception of hypertension in men -- and was greater than the combined deaths due to obesity, smoking and diabetes.
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"Athletes would have greater clarity on the risks, greater confidence in the substances, more alternatives than just synthetic substances, and a completely different sociology around the problem," said Miah.
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The country had imploded after the collapse of Yugoslavia, and Serbia and Croatia strove to include it in their plans for, respectively, a Greater Serbia and a Greater Croatia.
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People who marry tend to have more friends, have greater satisfaction with their careers, and be better educated—all of which could lead to greater happiness apart from marriage.
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"The front end of the curve is building in the greater and greater probability of Fed rate hikes," said Tom Simons, money market economist at Jefferies in New York.
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That means that historically sensitive productions will need to change, even as other productions take greater and greater liberties in the interest of reaching the audience where it lives.
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Moreover, Apple appears to have backed away from the car market, so the era of selling greater and greater numbers of physical products appears to be over — for now.
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People are constantly trying to develop greater and greater security, but it's essential because more and more of our society everywhere is dependent on the digital world, on cyberspace.
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"I bear the conviction that there is no greater combat than to fight for its freedom, no greater tribute than share it without restriction," he wrote, according to ABC.
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"Research shows that furries benefit from ... interaction with like-minded others in a recreational environment, which is associated with greater self-esteem and greater life satisfaction," the website says.
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These are potential steps forward towards true pro-employment, pro-growth tax-reform, where a majority of Americans get greater job opportunity and a fairer share in greater prosperity.
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In direct contradiction to Xi's plans for greater party control, the US administration is demanding greater foreign access to the country and less Chinese government support for key industries.
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The goal of tax reform should be to create greater economic activity by making our progressive tax system fairer, simpler and conducive to greater productivity and more effective investment.
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"Developments in hypersonic propulsion will revolutionize warfare by providing the ability to strike targets more quickly, at greater distances, and with greater firepower," the agency said in congressional testimony.
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The higher prices rise, the greater the risk from increased shale and non-shale drilling, the greater the chance of non-compliance and the more likely demand will slow.
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And it flagged the way climate change will create new security challenges in the Arctic, where melting ice means greater access but also greater international competition for the waterways.
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"From 2001 to 2010, the risk of death in the US was 76 percent greater for infants and 57 percent greater for children age 1-19," the report said.
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And as the top cumulative emitter, the US bears a greater imperative for curbing its carbon dioxide output and a greater moral responsibility for the impacts of global warming.
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There are thousands more eligible to register under the law, most likely a greater number, and possibly far greater number, than the margin of Mr. Jones' 553,715-vote victory.
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That could include tweaking its search algorithms and other technology to give rivals greater prominence in search queries, as well as greater regulatory oversight of its vast online businesses.
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All actors must reach that conclusion in order to play a part well, and the greater the part, the greater the number of actors theoretically able to do so.
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In fact a conundrum remains here as to whether greater diversity leads to a higher quality business model or whether a high quality business model leads to greater diversity.
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Nine showed an association with greater intensity, and two reported that higher mileage and higher pace were related to greater prevalence of osteoarthritis in elite athletes, but not amateurs.
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The airlines are seemingly forever coming up with new and innovative ways to coddle an increasingly small group, while treating the majority of fliers with greater and greater contempt.
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Yet most states still assume investment rates of return in the range of seven to eight percent, incentivizing greater risk taking, which brings with it greater risk of underperformance.
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Oklahoma has been recording 2-1/2 earthquakes daily of magnitude 3 or greater, a seismicity rate 600 times greater than before 2008, the Oklahoma Geological Survey (OGS) said.
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All employees will receive raises of 22110% or $22110,22110, depending on which amount is greater, with the lowest-paid 25% of workers receiving 4% greater additional income or higher.
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Fog = more moisture = greater chance of a moonbow.
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There is mounting evidence that information release supports greater competition around government contracting and that being an EITI signatory leads to greater inflows of both aid and foreign direct investment.
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With the credentials for greater network access in hand, the hackers aim to obtain the target's SSL certificates used across the corporate network, granting greater visibility into the organization's operations.
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Pivoting towards the general election, Donald Trump on Tuesday outlined in greater detail his view of America's path towards greater prosperity, especially for workers left out of the global economy.
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By not specifying which of the baskets is most important, the People's Bank of China keeps greater flexibility, although at the cost of also allowing greater uncertainty in financial markets.
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Now I have to decide if I want a great phone or a greater phone, and I'm realizing that I have no desire to pay extra for a greater phone.
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Then we remain in this kind of uneasy standoff and the possibility of a greater confrontation with Iran will increase, as will the potential for greater turmoil in the region.
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For candidates to have a 19843% or greater chance of winning the caucuses at this point, my simple historical model suggests they should be polling at about 35% or greater.
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Kensho found there were three periods (of varying time lengths) when GDP was greater than 3 percent and the Euro was greater than where it is now ($1.05) since 2000.
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This will require greater collective action by industry leaders including greater financial investments to develop better, more sustainable sourcing models that do not rely on a system of labor abuse.
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WeWork's erstwhile flywheel: Its rising share price attracts ever-greater investment rounds, which fund ever-greater losses, which fuel ever-faster growth, which feeds back into the rising share price.
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Taking a director position at Samsung Electronics will give Lee greater room to operate in managing the company's affairs but also put him under greater scrutiny for the company's performance.
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"Past experience indicates that greater uncertainty, whether reflected in the Economic Policy Uncertainty Index for the UK or greater stock market volatility, would be associated with higher corporate bond spreads."
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MVPFs above 1 mean that the benefits to recipients are greater than the costs to government — either because the benefits are greater than anticipated or because the costs are lower.
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Cabeza found that high confidence for true memories was associated with greater medial temporal lobe activity, while for false memories it was associated with greater frontoparietal activity in the brain.
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Worse, to the extent that individuals and societies make ethical judgments on the basis of empathy, they become less sensitive to the suffering of greater and greater numbers of people.
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Lane, who directed the President Nixon home footage doc Our Nixon, and the scientifically sweet documentary short The Voyagers, is an immensely gifted storyteller that makes greater and greater films.
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The potential deal has divided communities of Catholics across China, some of whom fear greater suppression should the Vatican cede greater control to Beijing, but others want to see rapprochement.
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And with greater volatility and flexibility the norm, tomorrow's workers will have a very different approach to their predecessors, most evident through a greater emphasis on "purpose" in job selection.
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Feeding a black hole is really the best way because as you go deeper and deeper in the Earth, the thermal energy contained in Jimmy's meals gets greater and greater.
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Greater flexibility and family-friendly policies are important to workers' job satisfaction; half of American workers say they would switch jobs if it gave them greater schedule flexibility and freedom.
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The increased level of service could create a virtuous cycle that reinforces the value of mobility services, producing greater adoption, which further lowers costs and leads to even greater adoption.
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The insurer said it now expects 2018 adjusted net earnings to be greater than $15.30 per share, up from its previous estimate of earnings of greater than $15 per share.
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On the contrary, you might say that the greater the book, the greater the variety of ways people use it — which also means, from certain points of view, misuse it.
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Because Viacom is a media company, "it's particularly important that there be a greater level of democracy and a greater level of transparency and participation by the shareholders," he added.
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It would also help ensure that providing greater information could go hand-in-hand with providing greater education at a national level about the safety and importance of GMO crops.
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"CDC researchers found that the greater the exposure to e-cigarette advertisements among middle and high school students, the greater the odds of their e-cigarette use," the agency wrote.
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Nerf has unveiled six new blasters available this fall—which means foam darts will soon start raining down on little noggins with greater accuracy, greater speed, and from longer distances.
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This gives employees a much greater sense of involvement — and indeed, Ryan says in an early test with a grocery chain, they found much greater employee satisfaction when using Workplace.
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About 48 percent of Jewish children in greater Pittsburgh live in Squirrel Hill, according to the study, which was carried out on behalf of the Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh.
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Created by UC Berkeley's Greater Good Science Center, the class emphasizes the notion in positive psychology that happiness is linked to strong social connections and contributing to the greater good.
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The greater metropolitan area clocks in at around 25 million, still far from Trump's estimate of 38 million — which is actually around the estimated population of the Greater Tokyo Area.
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There is some evidence that girls, who have shown greater rates of increase in depression than boys, experience more cyberbullying because of their greater use of mobile phones and texting.
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However, the deadly downpour is consistent with what one expects to occur more frequently and with greater intensity — and what is already occurring with greater regularity — in a warming climate.
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In the decades after V-E Day in 28503, there was no greater symbol of ultimate evil than the Swastika, no greater personification of the ultimate genocider than Adolf Hitler.
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"We view our platform in that sense as a vehicle for providing greater visibility into what's going on around the world, and greater visibility into human rights abuses," he said.
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Pooling the results, the study team found that atrial fibrillation was associated with a 46 percent greater risk of death from any cause, 61 percent increased risk of heart disease, 88 percent increased risk of sudden cardiac death, fivefold greater risk of heart failure and 64 percent greater risk of chronic kidney disease.
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The Abbey and its Templars are just pawns in a greater game, and there's little doubt in my mind that a greater evil will be acknowledged and fought beyond just Artorius.
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And insofar as it reflects not just central bank easing, but greater optimism about industrial demand, there is greater possibility of a reversal, because the global economy is still looking shaky.
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The company said it now expects 2019 adjusted profit to be greater than $16.55 per share, compared with its prior expectation of profit greater than or equal to $16.36 per share.
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Critics recognize that demonetization could yield higher government revenues and produce greater public goods, such as improved infrastructure, but like Summers, they warned of a greater negative impact from poor execution.
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Considering that Viacom is a media company, "it's particularly important that there be a greater level of democracy and a greater level of transparency and participation by the shareholders," Finn said.
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It was a really interesting study because it showed that by adhering to these formal mechanisms for punctuation, people perceive a greater formality, which indicates a greater distance between the people.
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"We have got plenty of trade negotiating talent but what we need to have is greater diversity and greater choice and for people to enter at a younger age," he said.
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One of the underlying principles of AA is identifying there is a greater power over your drinking -- many equate this with religion, but for Rachel, that greater power is the group.
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Amidst that realignment, lawmakers realized a greater need—and greater interest from the inmates themselves—for rehabilitative programs, prompting the Department of Corrections to add "Rehabilitation" to its name in 2005.
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In my mind, I look at this and the important lesson is, we have not done one thing, not one thing to prevent this from morphing into greater and greater problems.
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With greater efficiency, in this case, also comes greater accuracy, because the algorithms will have learned from their previous attempts and more data is included to prevent false positives and negatives.
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In turn, greater Internet use, sensation seeking, having family or peers who drank and past alcohol use were all linked to a greater likelihood of being receptive to Internet alcohol marketing.
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Odds that the length of the shutdown will be greater than the yardage of Sunday's longest touchdown are +6900, while odds of the longest touchdown being greater comes in at -2628.
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Nonetheless, it is important to remember that this pattern is cyclical and, with greater access to information and understanding of social media analytics, will hopefully come greater open-minded political discourse.
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Meanwhile, economic liberals are beginning to use the Trump tariffs as an excuse to push for greater liberalization of China's economy, contrary to Xi's desire for greater state and party control.
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But, just as important, Pew's survey also found that the share of each major demographic group expressing liberal views was almost always greater, often much greater, in larger than smaller places.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese Premier Li Keqiang called on Saturday for greater global cooperation against terrorism, state media said, as the Asian giant seeks greater international support for its anti-terror fight.
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That's another reason that Peto resisted the proposal that he look at various subpopulations: the greater the number of groups you look at, the greater your chances of seeing spurious effects.
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Public Health The latest Republican proposal to undo the Affordable Care Act would grant states much greater flexibility and all but guarantee much greater uncertainty for tens of millions of people.
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Research suggests that despite the great temptations to gain status, those who achieve it ultimately experience greater unhappiness and dissatisfaction, while those who are likable have far greater satisfaction and success.
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Drinkwater suggested this was due to the continuing instability of the ice shelf, with greater levels of warm water under the glacier causing even greater disruption at the base of it.
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Why it matters: Scorcese's comments reflect a greater sentiment of old-guard Hollywood pushing back against the franchising of action films and the greater digitization of movies in today's cinema landscape.
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"It reflects concern about what's happening in the South China Sea and its need to restructure and re-arm, with a greater emphasis on greater naval and air capability," he said.
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"If there's greater confidence that Clinton will win it, there's greater confidence that the Fed will move in December," said Bank of New York Mellon currency strategist Neil Mellor, in London.
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According to the 383 Asia Salary Guide by global recruitment specialists Hays, a greater proportion of employers intend to boost pay — and by a greater degree — this year compared with 238.
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"We continue to view Shared Channels as a meaningful differentiator and greater adoption likely drives greater stickiness," Rishi Jaluria, an analyst with D.A. Davidson, said in a research note on Thursday.
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There is no evidence of greater integration, greater patient focus to improve health care, improved care, lower premiums and overall costs, increased savings or any resulting benefits passed on to consumers.
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"Each menu item is very personal to me and tells a greater story about identity and migration, not just my own, but of greater populations across generations and continents," explains Saigonita.
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"Enabling Russia to gain an even greater understanding of U.S. cyber defenses and analytic capabilities would put American citizens and businesses at even greater risk of attack," she told VICE News.
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The bottom line: As the years go by, assuming egg farmers can actually make the transition, a greater and greater proportion of eggs sold in this country will be cage-free.
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We're doing it fast — aspiring to even greater heights.
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" "The greater Chaco region is a New Mexico treasure.
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Ted Cruz -- poses the greater threat to the party.
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" She added, "There should have been much greater scrutiny.
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" Colin Mayer, "Prosperity: Better Business Makes the Greater Good.
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" God was revised to a "Power greater than ourselves.
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"That would allow greater flexibility & save money," Trump wrote.
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"If you step back in and say, 'Well, Moore's Law is really just about greater integration of functionality,' I do think that the chiplets—it does not in any way help integrate more smaller transistors, but it does help us build systems that have greater functionality and greater capabilities than the generation before," Jerger said.
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But when it comes to TB, the rate of infection is somewhat more important, as this shows a greater concentration and, given the airborne nature of the disease, greater opportunity for infection.
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Greater wind velocities mean that debris poses a greater threat to humans and animals, while the roofing, siding, and glass windows (protected and unprotected) of frame homes are more vulnerable to damage.
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They found that 15 percent of cancer patients had medical costs greater than 10 percent of their family income, and 6 percent had costs greater than 20 percent of their family income.
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"The greater the fantastical elements become, and the more epic it becomes with the fighting and everything, the greater the character-driven storylines become as well, and the more epic they become."
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"The greater the expected price movement over some kind of event, the more expensive puts and calls become because the greater the chance that strikes will become in the money, " he said.
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I would have been able to be more present for my family and friends … [had] a greater capacity to advance professionally, and I would have also had a greater capacity for intimacy.
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CFG may also be upgraded with greater execution on its strategic priorities, along with greater seasoning in its recent loan growth without incurring outsized loan losses that exceed peer or industry averages.
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Monument Valley 2 has a greater focus on storytelling, following the growing relationship between a mother and child, and it introduces a greater range of ways to interact with its beautiful levels.
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Last year, some 15.5 million people spent at least one night in Greater Miami and the beaches, generating nearly $24.4 billion in direct expenditures, according to the Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau.
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In a new study, researchers were able to predict a person's economic status from their social network — the greater the number and diversity of connections, the greater the likelihood someone is wealthy.
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Researchers also classified people with hypertension using two thresholds -- greater than 22017/90 or greater than 130/80 -- to see if the risk of cardiovascular events changed based on the threshold used.
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Maybe that increasingly confrontational boldness is why we've turned these movies into borderline rituals, like a kind of exposure therapy, where we get greater and greater access to that which we fear.
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"Typically they have annual turnover greater than $50 million, but we also have clients that are Kickstarter campaigns, and many that have market cap of greater than $1 billion," says the company.
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Since it began with "Iron Man" in 2008 the MCU's films have all referred to each other to a greater or lesser extent; "Civil War" is very much in the greater category.
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"We believe that our decision will give the private sector greater incentives to invest in the 5G networks of the future and bring greater digital opportunity to the American people," he said.
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"These are issues the Justice Department needs to look at seriously, not for any one company, but as these technology companies have a greater and greater impact on the economy," he continued.
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Reconstructing Greater Adria's geologic historyIn order to piece together Greater Adria's past, van Hinsbergen and his colleagues spent a decade aggregating geological data from countries across Europe, North Africa, and western Asia.
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"These are issues the Justice Department needs to look at seriously, not for any one company, but as these technology companies have a greater and greater impact on the economy," Mnuchin continued.
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It is the center of the world, with what might be metaphorically understood to be Greater Asia to the left of the Rockies and Greater Germany to the right of the Appalachians.
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So the more that we can have that kind of movement back and forth, the more likely we are to be able to move Cuba toward greater freedom, greater respect for rights.
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There are so many double entendres about blood and menses in the dialogue—the implication being that this Countess really likes her kink, and the greater the flow, the greater the fun.
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But competing automakers with greater purchasing power and the ability to amortize fixed costs across a greater number of units, do not achieve 25 percent margins on similarly priced vehicles, Brinkman said.
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The demands of exercise require our bodies to respond and adapt, and the greater the intensity of the exercise relative to our current fitness, the greater the level of stress it generates.
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After the anti-Semitic, white supremacist attack on the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh, many Jewish places of worship across the nation sought greater security measures and a greater police presence.
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Modern sculpture since Rodin has gone greater and greater distances from the studio; these artists' baubles are a throwback to personalization and craftsmanship, for which the word "decorative" seems not to suffice.
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Many internet companies, however, are concerned that the bills would open them up to litigation and greater regulatory scrutiny while threatening online speech and hurting startups by burdening them with greater liability.
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"The greater the options, the greater the chance to test quality and the better a market can meet the needs of American consumers," Becerra told reporters in a conference call on Monday.
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Ideally, more conversation around dissociation will lead to greater awareness of the condition—and, hopefully, greater sensitivity of the language we use to describe it, or experiences that feel something like it.
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Prices in the Greater Toronto Area were down 5.2 percent from April 2017, while a still-hot condo market helped drive Greater Vancouver prices 14.3 percent higher compared to a year earlier.
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At every turn, these wrongheaded priorities lead to greater inequality, to greater misery and — surprisingly — to lower economic growth, as recent work by the International Monetary Fund and the OECD has demonstrated.
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John Kasich have already jetted off to New Hampshire, where all three so-called "establishment" candidates stand a greater -- if not much greater -- chances of victory than they do in Iowa tonight.
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"The menstrual cup data suggests that the risk is equal if not even potentially greater (still likely low, though) as there was greater adherence [of staph bacteria on the cup]," she says.
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"The wind farms aren't located in the greater Seattle area, the wolves aren't located in the greater Seattle area, the grizzly bear expansion isn't slated for the Greater Seattle area, and the solar farms aren't there either," said Paul Jewell, a former county commissioner, ticking off highly debated initiatives that government officials have considered in recent years.
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Under an impeachment process, the House Judiciary Committee would have greater leverage in the courts to obtain documents and testimony, while administration members would be at greater risk if they continued to stonewall.
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There are certainly factions of the political system that favor greater respect for human rights, greater social freedoms, more constructive relationships with neighbors, and there are factions that are hostile to those things.
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Additionally, autonomous vehicles hold the promise of giving greater independence for those currently unable to drive, for example allowing seniors and people with disabilities to lead lives of greater self-sufficiency and independence.
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All these high-achieving women are potential board members, and greater supply yields greater placement: In 2014, almost 15% of S&P 1500 board seats were held by women, double the 1997 rate.
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Asked about tensions in the Middle East, Novak said that problems in the region were becoming "greater and greater," but added that the U.S.-China trade conflict was also having a destabilizing effect.
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For if merchants could discriminate anywhere and in any context, the obstacle to LGBTQ participation in the marketplace would be much greater, and the government's interest in protecting them would be much greater.
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The report on Tuesday recommended five improvements at the company: a revamp in development, stricter compliance, greater transparency, a better understanding of the law, and a greater willingness to uncover and tackle violations.
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"Part of the stigma with influencers [has come about] now that the opportunities are better and better and the money is greater and greater," James Nord, co-founder of Fohr Card, told Refinery29.
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As individuals, we're simply part of some greater whole, but when broken down, when reduced to our memories, we're also part of some greater cosmic journey toward some other version of our species.
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"The VA needs greater privatization and greater choices for veterans," he said in a radio interview with Steve Scaffidi -- the same host to whom he made the "cognitive thought process" comment -- in March.
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Offensive backs experience impacts at greater acceleration, for example, while linemen tend to experience a greater overall frequency of impacts and have the greatest proportion of impacts to the front of the helmet.
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Mr. Nunes, who has pushed for greater and greater access to sensitive case files, did not like that answer and threatened to hold the attorney general and his deputy in contempt of Congress.
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Pro-democracy activists believe that direct elections would give them a greater say in Hong Kong's crucial economic decisions, although some pro-Beijing officials see greater gains from more integration with the mainland.
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"Anytime you have far greater numbers, you have far greater potential for harm," said Decker, who noted he has observed "us-versus-them" narratives within some Sanders groups that he believes amplify hostility.
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" But the authors of the study suggest that low relational mobility may be playing a greater role, as it causes people to "experience greater pressure against holding opinions that mark them as untrustworthy.
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For example, they can help bring greater attention to the increase in traffic fatalities and injuries, as well as greater awareness of the types of behaviors that lead to mortality on our highways.
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"The board is going to work, along with the I.G. and Chancellor Milliken, to bring greater transparency and accountability to CUNY and take it to even greater heights of education excellence," he said.
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This view pushed Fannie and Freddie shareholders toward greater and greater risk, knowing that they would get the upside should the risks pay off and taxpayers would get the downside should they fail.
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Greater Manchester Police stepped up patrols to reassure the community.
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Would you like to see a greater diversity amongst models?
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Companies whose drugs are still in development pose greater risk.
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There were opposition leaders that had greater potential and stature.
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That party also supports the creation of a Greater Albania.
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With greater uncertainty, consumers are typically less willing to spend.
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And here we are, in the greater Stranger Things 'verse.
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The whole becomes greater than the sum of its parts.
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Removing some items gives rooms a greater sense of space.
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The hope is that greater clarity should lower drug prices.
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There's perhaps no greater observer of institutions than Frederick Wiseman.
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On the contrary, Trump will have greater affinity with dictators.
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Nearly half are actively promoting greater use of generic drugs.
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Will this concert doc be greater than The Last Waltz?
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That's more than 292,7333 times greater than hitting either jackpot.
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The greater the weaknesses he found in his Soviet comrade,
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The risks seem far greater for a 14 year old.
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Put another way, larger animals have a greater evolutionary advantage.
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Daniel Summers is a pediatrician in the greater Boston area.
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It also wants greater transparency around promotions and internal moves.
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"They are slowing inflation through greater economic contraction," Alvarado said.
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Of course, the higher the setting, the greater the effect.
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Obviously, any number greater than zero here is too high.
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Few greater sights in cricket than Yuvraj in full bloom.
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What I got out of the experience was much greater.
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This week, Tim Cook noted "great improvement" in Greater China.
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The ruling, she argues, has greater political than legal significance.
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The name alone represents something greater than most people understand.
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IT BRINGS OUR GUESTS BACK MORE OFTEN, BUILDS GREATER ENGAGEMENT.
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He moved to give police greater access to military weapons.
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Just 2.2 percent have an IQ of 130 or greater.
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What was my greater purpose?" she told "The Brave Ones.
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The nuclear threat from North Korea looks greater than ever.
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The greater the irony an artist's name brings, the better!
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The lower the President's approval ratings, the greater those losses.
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Now you want greater content that's proprietary the same way.
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It may be a greater supply of homes for sale.
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It also drew greater media attention to fringe extremist groups.
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Bring back Darrell Hammond, funnier and a far greater talent!
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The result: accelerated development times, higher ROI, and greater flexibility.
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She's doing it for the greater good of everyone involved.
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For them, the greater acceptance of autonomous delivery, the better.
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A greater awareness of the humanitarian crisis in the borderland.
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Franklin's funeral Friday will take place at Greater Grace Temple.
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In this way, calls for greater gun control are weakened
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Some years the temperature difference is far greater than others.
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We're actually trying to save her from a greater harm.
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The greater the work of literature, the easier the parody.
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Yet the brain presents an even greater challenge than cancer.
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Half the time, the difference is greater than 40,000 jobs.
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There are greater dangers in the Galaxy than the Empire.
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What we're allowed to do is have a greater imagination.
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They have little incentive to rush or seek greater efficiency.
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But my right knee developed a greater range of motion.
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Think of the greater good and build your own character.
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The Trump administration has championed greater transparency in higher education.
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But there is an even greater defect in the system.
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First, technology has a greater importance than it used to.
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But, at least its meddling is for the greater good.
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Withstanding prison beatings was hard, but for a greater cause.
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More body weight means greater chances of surviving the winter.
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For campaigns, more clicks mean greater reach and potential impact.
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Greater authority on interstate commerce, law enforcement and money laundering.
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Israel's probable nuclear capabilities make it the greater strategic threat.
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Planned Parenthood of Greater Ohio CEO Stephanie Kight told Cleveland.
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The prestige of the labor movement was much greater then.
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American businesses hope it will lead to greater market access.
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Cruz has pushed for greater government cost savings in healthcare.
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"How can greater surveillance not have any effect?" she asked.
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Greater China accounts for around 17% of Apple's net sales.
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Transgender people have been living with greater openness and joy.
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This was 53: Greater London's fourth consecutive Summer of Love.
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It will lead to even greater war in this world.
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It correlated with greater income, optimism and education (see chart).
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