It improves the community, and it improves the education for our students.
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Because it improves the efficiency, it improves productivity; it improves at the end of the day the level of income which is generated by the economy.
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What researchers found is that health improves, mental health improves, kids do better in school, etc.
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It not only improves mileage but also improves launch performance and provides power for a variable suspension system.
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Being exposed to different organisms improves the health of the plant and it improves our health as well.
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SL: Yes, it improves his life, and what becomes impossible for him to stop is how much it improves other people's lives.
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What began as an idea — that what improves women's health improves all human health — is starting to make its way from vision to reality.
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Even if that improves, perhaps especially if that improves, Mr. Trump may find that he has more fruitful targets to pursue than fellow Republicans.
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"Technology does not automatically improve, it only improves if a lot of strong engineering talent is applied to the problem that it improves," Musk said.
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The highlight of the new system is a "LiDAR" scanner, which, according to Apple, improves the way the camera captures depth and improves augmented reality features.
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"Single award is advantageous because, among other things, it improves security, improves data accessibility and simplifies the Department's ability to adopt and use cloud services," she said.
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Greater adherence ultimately improves those treatment outcomes, reducing emergency hospitalizations which in turn saves taxpayers' money and improves the overall health and viability of the Medicare program.
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Your mood improves Exercise in general improves mood and can help reduce anxiety, stress and depression, but exercising outdoors may have added benefits, according to some studies.
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In other words, while helping one child avoid lead improves her ability to get ahead, helping every child do so improves the overall circumstances that everyone faces.
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" They also were asked to read eight nonpolitical statements, such as "Taking a daily multivitamin improves one's health" and "A college education generally improves a person's economic prospects.
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"As you collect more data, things happen within the data set that improves the quality of the model, which in turn improves the quality of the service," Brown said.
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But when you connect the unconnected, educational outcomes improve, health improves, inequality decreases, and the stability of governments improves, so maybe the developed world needs to sacrifice a bit.
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"We hope that the economy improves, and that it improves significantly, and that this be reflected in a reduction in public debt," Larrain said at a news conference in Santiago.
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When done regularly, it not only improves what you put into your body at home (fewer carbohydrates, less sugar, and less fat), but also improves your diet when you dine out.
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Foxx said the technology, which costs around $2,000 to install, can save lives because it improves situational awareness, allows real-time weather and traffic updates and improves communication where radar is limited.
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But above all, I hope that it eventually provides value for the readership of The Times, and that this additional search feature improves improves our ability to understand our entire text corpus.
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"Sometimes building something that directly improves your life is a great way to invent something that improves the lives of others," Magdon-Ismail said in 2016 about Venmo's conception, according to Entrepreneur.
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The rating could be upgraded if our assessment of capital strength, as measured by Prism FBM, improves to 'Somewhat Weak', and if the FCC ratio improves to above 1.5x for a sustained period.
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Nothing improves a general mood quite like an impending weekend.
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They might mobilize drones if visibility improves, the attache said.
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Silicon Valley sees itself as developing technology that improves lives.
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But the more North Korea tests, the more it improves.
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As quality improves and cost comes down, sales could skyrocket.
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Wealth grows, science deepens understanding, wisdom spreads and society improves.
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Alongside that, technology improves and costs fall, making mitigation easier.
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The sequel improves just about every area of the experience.
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Verbal memory improves among stroke patients who listen to music.
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Repeated studies have shown that making voting convenient improves turnout.
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Improves the stability of Photos when creating and ordering books.
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Some believe working away from a traditional office improves productivity.
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It improves the iPhone methodically, one iteration at a time.
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"We agree that diversity improves resilience in networks," he said.
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"The statistics are unequivocal that Autopilot improves safety," he said.
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"He (Nadal) also improves and develops his game," Thiem said.
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It simultaneously improves on both the V30 and the G7.
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Better tech improves the "matching" of employers with potential employees.
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As security improves, barriers within the country are coming down.
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Comprehension, too, is something that improves the more you read.
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"It definitely improves the quality of our portfolio," Klein said.
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Hopefully, the export picture improves with a stronger U.S. economy.
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The vibe improves tonight, when deep, intimate connections are made.
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Communication improves when logical, chatty Mercury trines Mars July 10.
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That improves their defense and gives Hicks, who is batting .
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Your work improves many lives and makes the world better.
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Safety improves with gentrification, and so can services and amenities.
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First of all, it improves the car's handling and braking.
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The latest Senate polling improves this figure to 60 percent.
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What's the best example of how broadband access improves lives?
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It improves her chances of leading the U.S. intelligence agency.
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Such systems will likely become more powerful as technology improves.
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In fact, I now think the imperfection improves the pictograph.
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Meldonium increases blood flow which improves exercise capacity in athletes.
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How do you think this one improves on its predecessor?
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If he improves on it, then he's in another stratosphere.
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This sacrifices some range and resolution but significantly improves responsiveness.
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It changes and improves your iPhone experience in innumerable ways.
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But mild deflation improves standard of living and business competitiveness.
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Going to college improves your life prospects in two ways.
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It's a dish that improves overnight, curing in the fridge.
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It's one of those dishes that improves in the refrigerator.
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Trusting the messenger improves results, our Sierra Leone study shows.
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Falling costs of cutting emissions over time as technology improves.
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Stay tuned to find out whether his memory improves further.
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Sometimes, the State of the Block improves in unexpected ways.
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This will achieve information and insight that inevitably improves leadership.
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That reduces stress and improves feelings of depression and anxiety.
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The generals would only remove American troops if security improves.
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Addressing these issues through financial literacy education improves financial outcomes.
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Hawking then discovers Hawking radiation, which further improves the analogy.
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With this win, Harris' improves his UFC record to 2-4.
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Pitt improves to 2-5 this season against Top 25 opponents.
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As he improves, our scores have kind of stayed the same.
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Crime goes down, kids do much better in school, health improves.
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There's only one thing that instantly improves everything, and that's chocolate.
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As it improves, it mimics human actions more and more closely.
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Hegyaljai suggested the fence could come down if the situation improves.
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Hopefully, this improves as the functionality is more widely rolled out.
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As technology improves, STEM programs in schools across America have proliferated.
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Also, we don't know exactly why the children's mental health improves.
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The saddle not only disperses pressure, but also significantly improves breathability.
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Improves audio quality when using Siri and FaceTime with Bluetooth headphones.
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First, the SegWit updates improves the transaction capacity of the blockchain.
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The jury is out on whether the new system improves justice.
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Technology that fosters broader, deeper and better public deliberations improves democracy.
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When air quality improves, global respiratory and cardiovascular-related illnesses decrease.
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As the economy improves, fewer may gamble on a radical presidency.
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As Raphina's layers shed and the band improves, Connor's confidence skyrockets.
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"But Musk maintained, "better tunneling tech improves everything: road, subway, Hyperloop.
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As Translate improves, Buds will become an even more valuable buy.
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But Samsung improves on the S6 in all the right places.
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"It's close to our current facility, which improves overall enterprise efficiency."
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Similarly, Haven improves the more it diverges from The Colorado Kid.
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The avatar's dribbling starts out awkward at first, but soon improves.
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It improves with human engagement, and engages more humans as it
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Two, allowing Windows Store-approved apps improves performance and battery life.
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The urges aren't as strong, and it improves anxiety and suicidality.
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Read This Next: Protecting Undocumented Moms Improves Their Kids' Mental Health
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Additionally, sex gets your heart rate up, which improves blood pressure.
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With the win, Gall improves to 3-0 as a pro.
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In July researchers found music also improves the taste of beer.
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This form of care not only improves lives – it reduces costs.
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Parents who regularly consume weed profess that cannabis improves their parenting.
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Hanging out in the backyard like that significantly improves my day.
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Exercise reduces abdominal fat and improves health, even without weight loss.
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But while 2017 still looks challenging, the outlook improves after that.
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It's not about creating a product that marginally improves a category.
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Still, it's tough to see how Conner's outlook improves from here.
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It not only benefits SEO, it also improves read-through rates.
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This improves gut health and can protect against diseases like diabetes.
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The deal also drives up manufacturing wages and improves labor standards.
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Acting talent isn't essential to standup, but it definitely improves it.
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Expanding contraceptive use improves women's agency, education and labor force participation.
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If it actually improves here, it would be a big step.
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Capitation, at its best, both improves health care and cuts costs.
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The Echo Link takes streaming music and instantly improves the quality.
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Indicated 0.8 percent higher Q13 gross margin improves to 46.5 pct.
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So this further improves the seed quality in the longer run.
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Renewed fervor improves Democratic prospects in 2018 House and Senate elections.
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This boosts your wireless network's range and improves wireless bandwidth utilization.
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A global anti-elite surge improves the president's chance of victory.
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And Adidas either maintained or even improves on the previous year.
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The cone shrinks as our ability to predict the weather improves.
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He has examined the ways singing improves physiological and mental health.
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" Scroll to and tap on "Manage How Your Data Improves Alexa.
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Juice improves diet quality, as measured by the Healthy Eating Index.
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"There should be no question that Autopilot improves safety," he said.
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But there's no evidence that sweating out such toxins improves health.
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Annotate your design to explain how it improves the original toy.
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There is precious little evidence that quality improves when industries consolidate.
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At around that time, blood pressure improves and so does pulse.
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Drug companies might also see their businesses transform as technology improves.
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Research also shows that high-quality early childhood improves child outcomes.
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All that said, this strategy report substantially improves on prior doctrine.
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The lower temperature makes the oxygen denser, which improves engine thrust.
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Higher levels unlock better perks as your buddy pokémon's mood improves.
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Liquidity improves to 2x assuming 80% of secured debt is refinanced.
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Legal, accessible abortion improves and protects women's mental and physical health.
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At Lisson, the wallpaper improves, while the sculpture drops a notch.
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It cuts down on emissions and improves fuel economy as well.
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"Reverse urbanization" is picking up as infrastructure improves in remote areas.
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When the state improves and develops the country, then I would pay.
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The product's description also claims it improves circulation and boosts serotonin levels.
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It's a relentless focus on making and implementing policy that improves lives.
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"That improves your efficiency - you get more return per hectare," he said.
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That only works if Quayside improves with its human residents in mind.
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"Our technology really improves the life of the driver," Makani told TechCrunch.
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"We see that diversity improves innovation, and the technology itself," Posner said.
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Nemeth, for example, isn't convinced that straightening teeth significantly improves oral health.
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This will not change unless the political situation in Myanmar improves dramatically.
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The only research it cares about is the sort that improves teaching.
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But, unless law enforcement improves, that will be a very slow process.
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He's worth it and he tries to be better and always improves.
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As technology improves, the destructive power available to any single human increases.
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Now electric cars are cruising back, as performance improves and costs fall.
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According to the findings, the longer one vacations, the more longevity improves.
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But unless local governance improves, they will not eliminate the jihadist threat.
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It improves inventory and energy management, manufacturing and the supply chain. Noodle.
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West Virginia improves slightly to No. 45 from No. 48 this year.
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As facial-recognition technology improves, rising privacy concerns are hampering its adoption.
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We also have yet to determine whether this new design improves reliability.
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There is no clear reason why being owned by Berkshire improves performance.
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Access to clean electricity improves people's health and reduces greenhouse gas emissions.
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"It reduces incident triage, improves risk scoring and accelerates containment," he explained.
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Sharing our limited resources more efficiently and more widely improves science itself.
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Disney insists that the company respects its workers and improves their lives.
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HENRY MAHNCKE, CEO, POSIT SCIENCE: It improves your visual speed and attention.
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This helps with exfoliation, detoxification and improving circulation, which improves fascia fitness.
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Improves the compatibility of Microsoft Office when using iCloud Desktop and Documents.
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As manufacturing science of these therapies improves, these costs will go down.
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It's not as simple as giving food and that improves malnutrition - right?
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We expect the price trend to reverse if U.S. economic data improves.
|
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As Pinterest improves its discovery products, the overall Pinterest experience should improve.
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Dad's paternity leave improves his children's—especially daughters'—performance in high school.
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The more people who use the robot, the more the algorithm improves.
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He also expects a pick-up in discretionary spending when confidence improves.
|
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With the win, the debuting Diakiese improves to a perfect 10-0.
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With the win, Nurmagomedov improves his record to a ridiculous 221-211.
|
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But precisely how exercise alters and improves the brain remains somewhat mysterious.
|
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In addition, the evidence that dieting improves people's health is surprisingly poor.
|
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This improves range but does take a bit of getting used to.
|
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"You can only imagine what happens when the weather improves," he said.
|
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Most e-brokers have banks whose profitability improves as rates go up.
|
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Several studies have found that being married improves survival in cancer patients.
|
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"I believe active physical exercise outdoors improves life, reduces stress," she said.
|
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At the same time, as technology improves, leaps in understanding are inevitable.
|
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"This administration more than most listens, learns, adjusts and improves," he said.
|
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Yet it is hard to see how May's standing improves from here.
|
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But as technology improves, deepfakes will become harder and harder to identify.
|
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That's where earnings start to come on stronger and the economy improves.
|
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The agreement significantly improves access to the data for analysis and innovation.
|
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It improves food safety and convenience, and we couldn't live without it.
|
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Vaping improves health, saves health-care costs and adds to economic productivity.
|
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They told me I should wait for treatment until the situation improves.
|
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With the win, Cirkunov improves to 4-0 in the UFC's Octagon.
|
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She's now willing to let Ana go unless their working relationship improves.
|
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The weather improves, and it's time to clean, sort and tidy up.
|
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Often the medical attention provided in the ER only partially improves symptoms.
|
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Researchers agree the disorder primarily occurs during childhood and improves with age.
|
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His father is a private investor in software that improves manufacturing efficiency.
|
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As autonomous driving technology improves, it will inevitably change the cabin space.
|
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That way he improves his ratings and probably lessens any legal jeopardy.
|
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Executives warned that profits would plummet as the company improves privacy safeguards.
|
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Adla improves margins through high geographic density and virality amongst campus communities.
|
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Harvard Medical School has found that exercise improves your memory and concentration.
|
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The Senate bill aims to help small businesses and improves unemployment insurance.
|
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Her record in the US Open second round improves to 19-0.
|
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What is it about walking that improves the way the brain works?
|
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Research shows that unconditional civilian aid significantly improves Pakistanis' attitudes toward America.
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Full text of the CJEU cookie ruling improves understanding of #GDPR consent.
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Quality time always gives me extra fuel and improves my mental state.
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The right standard is whether the bill improves the health care system.
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And as battery technology improves, range is expected to increase as well.
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We know this is something we lack, despite evidence it improves outcomes.
|
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Such competition, where it exists, lowers prices, provides choice and improves quality.
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Alexander Povetkin tested positive for meldonium, which improves exercise capacity, in 2016.
|
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Good tech always starts small, tests, learns and improves with real users.
|
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It clearly improves the financial incentives for the school and the student.
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Motion improves any day for me — the farther the faster the better.
|
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As a pediatrician, I see how access to contraception improves patients' lives.
|
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The source code reviews of products "significantly improves their safety," he said.
|
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But as software improves, so will the network's functionality and potential size.
|
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With personalization, data improves engagement in experiences and drives growth and scrutiny.
|
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The immersion of VR will only grow greater as the tech improves.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Future Developments That May, Individually or Collectively, Lead to Positive Rating Action -Net leverage below 3.0x on a sustainable basis that improves cash flow through the investment cycle; -Tangible support from the shareholder that improves liquidity.
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It's debatable whether chemotherapy at that point improves overall cure rates for children.
|
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"Medicare covers it, and it improves patients' quality of life greatly," McClanahan said.
|
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The system also improves the quality of the air outside the car somewhat.
|
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Exercise also improves your mood, and can help you manage stress and anxiety.
|
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"There is also some data that suggests that starting treatment earlier improves outcomes."
|
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Testosterone treatment improves bone density and anemia in those men, the results indicated.
|
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It improves on the bookstore model by adding online searches and coffee shops.
|
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It's intuitive to use and improves upon Apple's weak-sauce iOS Camera app.
|
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That could create an umbrella effect that improves content authenticity across the web.
|
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Cardio improves your endurance and aerobic capacity, plus helps you deal with stress.
|
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UK improves to 8-3 and already completed SEC play at 5-3.
|
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It's no secret that stable, accessible housing improves outcomes for the mentally ill.
|
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The curiously geometrical dimensions improves stackability and prevents the poop from rolling away.
|
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Most respondents also said they believe improving their skills improves their financial wellness.
|
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But as Prime Video's offering improves, some Netflix viewers might drop their subscription.
|
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Breaking money silence not only improves clients' financial literacy, it fuels business growth.
|
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The update also improves on the Xbox One's ability to detect voice commands.
|
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The Key 2 improves on the KEYone in a number of practical ways.
|
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Where you auto-pay your rent online and it improves your credit score.
|
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Microsoft says this makes Windows 10 S machines more secure and improves performance.
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I could see that being helpful as Samsung improves Bixby's reliability and speed.
|
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Adapted tango rehabilitation class improves gait and balance in people with Parkinson's disease.
|
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But at a gentler rate of 9%, the ratio improves to about 2.
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All we know is that this improves our chances to build something great.
|
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Instead, Nintendo typically uses new technology only when it improves the play experience.
|
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What gets measured improves; what isn't measured is ignored and often gets worse.
|
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Getting enough sleep improves your ability to learn, make decisions and solve problems.
|
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But when it's bright out, it really improves the look of my photos.
|
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This improves security because it removes third-party involvement at a low cost.
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And hundreds of thousands people tell us it works and improves their lives.
|
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People get hired, projects launch and the culture at Microsoft improves (growth mindset!).
|
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It improves a little bit, but it's only about 10 percent a year.
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You state that studies suggest that freedom from local-authority control improves results.
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The 6-Series improves on the P-Series in a number of ways.
|
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Splatoon 2 improves on the original in a few other ways as well.
|
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It is considerably harder for those where skill improves the likelihood of winning.
|
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The screen is underwhelming though it's always on and visibility improves in sunlight.
|
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The change consolidates and improves our communications, public affairs, and social media functions.
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It doesn't flatten your curl pattern — it just improves manageability and adds shine.
|
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The loan may ultimately be raised to $270 million if MedMen's performance improves.
|
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For consumers, all this access will mean a category experience that improves significantly.
|
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Some people say orgasm denial increases your sex drive and improves your focus.
|
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NOC hopes to increase production further if security improves but analysts remain skeptical.
|
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I hope this saves me time and energy and improves my underwear drawer!
|
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Recording in the studio improves certain things and playing live does that too.
|
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The government targets 1.5 percent growth this year as the economic outlook improves.
|
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This improves stability, which in turn enables greater accuracy with follow-up shots.
|
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Ecobalt said that its new plan enhances project economics and improves construction timelines.
|
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Eliminating the friction around those checks improves the overall execution of the business.
|
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As solar technology improves, this could extend to refrigerators and other household appliances.
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He said he would be back as soon as his wife's condition improves.
|
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If something improves your performance by 5%, why not give it a shot?
|
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Eggs provide high-quality protein, which fills us up and improves our mood.
|
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A quick stroll also improves brain function and combats depression for many people.
|
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There are a number of ways Same Day Registration dramatically improves our elections.
|
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Melting snow and ice makes prospecting less complicated and improves access to sites.
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A strong democracy removes barriers and improves access, so EVERY citizen can vote.
|
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All we can do is wait and hope that the geopolitical situation improves.
|
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The increased use of reinsurance improves SACE's portfolio mix and stabilises financial results.
|
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But as technology improves and costs get lower, renewable energy is catching up.
|
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We are committed to facilitating a deal that improves conditions for both parties.
|
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"This improves market liquidity and transparency between shareholders," Stadigh told Reuters by phone.
|
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When transitional arrangements on technical provisions are included, the ratio improves to 179%.
|
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We want it, create it and support it because it improves people's lives.
|
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If foreign access improves, a search for yield could drive inflows to China.
|
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Strawn says once complete, the building collapse rate substantially improves in San Francisco.
|
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Everyone is used to the concept of working from home as connectivity improves.
|
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A cardiologist claims to have invented an ice cream that improves sport performance.
|
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"Research has been unable to prove that homework improves student performance," Young wrote.
|
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That may change if battery technology improves and charging times can be reduced.
|
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And two, her energy improves the energy of everyone else in the room.
|
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So I just don't get how the blockchain fixes that or improves that.
|
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Analysts at BTG Pactual said the new structure "improves corporate governance" for GPA.
|
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Even if the earnings picture improves significantly, a cooling-off period is overdue.
|
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Disabling lower back pain from degenerated disks often improves on its own, eventually.
|
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The steel industry is another place that should thrive as the economy improves.
|
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The production improves by leaps and bounds once Jedermann is brought to account.
|
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Particularly striking is how a shared mobility system improves access and social inclusion.
|
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While the act improves the data reported, it has no provisions for enforcement.
|
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Especially if that person improves the lives of others, as Bourdain improved mine.
|
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I'm perfectly willing to go back to Uber if it improves its behavior.
|
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It is gradually raising rates toward historically normal levels as the economy improves.
|
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"As U.S. infrastructure improves, India has a potential to lift more," he said.
|
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The administration has argued that having a job improves people's health and wellbeing.
|
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If trade improves next year, that's good news for Asian economies, he added.
|
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For years, its operational hallmark has been code that continually evolves and improves.
|
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The Rejuvenate Restorer fills in scratches, helps prevent sun-fading, and improves traction.
|
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Tilting the propellers improves the drone's aerodynamic profile, says the company, reducing drag.
|
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Costs go down while productivity remains the same or even improves, he said.
|
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They say that this lowers turnover and improves the quality of their services.
|
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As the U.S. economy improves, more domestic students are applying for MBA degrees.
|
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If your spending habits stay the same, your credit utilization ratio automatically improves.
|
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Home builder confidence held steady in May as the housing market gradually improves.
|
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Diversity not just across gender but across cultures similarly improves a company's performance.
|
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The Botler learns by itself, and its accuracy of advice improves with use.
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Sufficient sleep helps people retain information, improves memory function and boosts creative thinking.
|
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That reduces accuracy but improves safety by reducing the risk of accidental firing.
|
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In some important respects, the agreement also improves upon the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
|
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Each time it receives feedback, the software learns, improves and this accuracy increases.
|
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Just as a human driver improves with time, so too will automated vehicles.
|
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The relationship between humans and nature improves mental health and promotes prosocial behavior.
|
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These problems don't just go away, even if their most extreme offending improves.
|
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Manny's victory over Broner improves his pro record an impressive 61-7-2.
|
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Industry makes a small sacrifice, public health improves, and economic growth continues apace.
|
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Each person you help improves the status of the district a tiny bit.
|
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Communication also improves in your relationships when Mercury enters Leo on July 13.
|
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Tai chi, in effect, combines the benefits of most of these: It strengthens the lower body, improves posture, promotes flexibility, increases a person's awareness of where the body is in space and improves one's ability to navigate obstacles while walking.
|
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The increase in price is expected, but definitely fair considering everything that it improves.
|
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But whether consuming vegetable oils ultimately improves health outcomes seems to be less clear.
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Think of how his position with Republicans improves-all the candidates who won tonight.
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Christiansen too said that this observation improves confidence that the Clipper would see plumes.
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A weaker euro generally makes European goods cheaper in overseas markets and improves demand.
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Building knowledge of an area improves your memory, thinking, and decisions about that topic.
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Focus People There's good evidence to suggest that mindfulness improves your attention span, too.
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Google emphasised to Motherboard how the firmware improves the security of its Titan keys.
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Nothing improves engineering, economizes supply chains, and drives down prices like economies of scale.
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For digital screenings, look for laser projection, which dramatically improves the presentation of color.
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Luxtera's technology, design and manufacturing innovation significantly improves performance and scale while lowering costs.
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VR UBL's and UBIL's VRs could see upward momentum if asset quality improves further.
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Another argument for ranked-choice voting is that it generally improves civility of campaigning.
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When certain individuals rise to power, it gives people hope, which improves overall health.
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They suspect this is because babies' sleep health improves naturally as they get older.
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But unless Italy's struggling economy also improves, the treatment's success is far from certain.
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Let's be clear; I provide lifesaving treatment that improves health, life, and well-being.
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As that technology improves, it virtually turns all of my friends into live broadcasters.
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Solar, like I mentioned, is a technology so year after year the efficiency improves.
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Ranked-choice voting improves on the two-round runoff elections in the following ways.
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It's a game that starts out beautiful, and only improves the more you play.
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Nor are lives saved the only measure by which health insurance improves well-being.
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He says it improves using machine learning over time to get more accurate results.
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It improves so gradually that you don't really notice that it's improving over time.
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This research is important—and not just because it improves our understanding of Venus.
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Supporters say it provides disadvantaged youngsters with structure and discipline, and improves academic performance.
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States want to know the service actually improves health outcomes for people with addiction.
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But as medicine improves, there's more often something we can actually do about it.
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The bank's VR could be upgraded if the bank's capitalisation strengthens and profitability improves.
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It has a positive effect on my songwriting because it improves my general happiness.
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Both Ram and Chevy highlight their new lighter-weight technology which improves on efficiency.
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This is the place where the series improves most markedly on its first season.
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Placid unions, which recognised PSA's difficulties, may become less so as its health improves.
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Tweaking the EQ through the Jaybird app definitely improves the sound to a degree.
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This means that hypermarket footfall in Russia could still grow as consumer sentiment improves.
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Their stocks will likely see a pop if their performance in China also improves.
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When I see you on TV and the news, my mood improves and rises.
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Though hot, fresh gravy improves most holiday dishes, there are exceptions to the rule.
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Providing opportunities for them to pursue their passions improves their productivity and job satisfaction.
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Everything bad in this world is now due to Trump, even as life improves.
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Hopefully, the next version is released in the U.S. and improves its few shortcomings.
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We believe this one increases happiness, improves mood and arouses taste and other senses.
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The app was never horrible, but this new version improves the user interface dramatically.
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Climate change brings in more favorable conditions and improves the potential of this region.
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This feature helps boost the car's acceleration and improves its braking and fuel efficiency.
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Standing up and moving around improves blood flow to the brain, which enhances cognition.
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Orgasms cause you to release oxytocin which improves your mood and makes you happy.
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"There's more upside here than downside, especially if the Chinese economy improves", Wong said.
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Users say the site improves their self-esteem while reducing their sense of isolation.
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This Shape and Slim pair improves circulation, reduces varicose veins and hydrates your legs.
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Getting the older cars off the road improves public safety as well as environment.
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Performance can be hit or miss but we bet Samsung improves it over time.
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It also improves your mood, because it reduces the stress hormone cortisol by 23%.
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As the economy improves, many predict that interest and mortgage rates will subsequently climb.
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It only improves if a lot of people work hard to make it better.
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It tremendously improves upon earlier gene-editing techniques because it's fast, cheap, and accurate.
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"Marco Rubio improves the rhetoric Bored already"Get on the plane and go home.
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Graphic: MAP of India gas infrastructure: LNG demand to soar as infrastructure improves - tmsnrt.
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Officials here expect the situation at Puerto Rico's hospitals could worsen before it improves.
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"Our findings suggest that participation in the community improves self-rated health," Ichida said.
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Does this mean that every time technology improves, he's going to get another opportunity?
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It also improves the water retention of soil, thus lessening the need for irrigation.
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Best for the bankers to do nothing, and hope that the situation somehow improves.
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With each passing day as his health improves, so too does my mental health.
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Now, it might not bother you that your kid's voice data improves ToyTalk's software.
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Of course, when the economy improves the labor market should improve along with it.
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We've also learned that this approach improves savings habits over time in meaningful ways.
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Second, there's a slit right through the middle which improves volume and sound quality.
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A food processor makes quick work of it, and the flavor improves with sitting.
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Adding ear tips to your AirPods improves fit, but there is one downside: charging.
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Endurance exercise, after all, improves the body's ability to regulate temperature, the scientists knew.
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But whether abolishing male organizations improves the environment for women remains to be seen.
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I notice that she always works on things and she always improves her game.
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There are numerous studies that have shown how physical activity improves our mental health.
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This improves your quality of life, and can make you more productive at work.
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Touch reduces stress hormones, decreases the perception of pain, improves sleep, and reduces fatigue.
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They say it relieves pain, improves their appetite, eases the side effects of chemotherapy.
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This regulatory decision by the Trump administration improves environmental outcomes without negative economic impact.
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I have the feeling that Cormac McCarthy is the one writer who only improves.
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A growing economy generally means that wages are rising and prosperity improves for everyone.
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And in addiction treatment, simply having a choice of treatment options actually improves outcomes.
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Perhaps most importantly, it vastly improves the data on a person's mobility and recovery.
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There's a strong commitment from your employer, which improves retention rate and recurring purchases.
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Ritalin, for example, which is used by people with ADHD and narcolepsy, improves concentration.
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And like with most things, when you incorporate animals, it only improves the experience.
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Who wouldn't want a watch that not only tells time, but improves your health?
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As it improves computers, making them faster and smarter, is this technology a threat?
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The open-ended commitment to continue until the inflation outlook improves carries several implications.
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The outlook for transgender youth often improves, however, when they say they feel supported.
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When that spying reveals Cersei's wildfire plan, Tyrion steals and improves upon her tactics.
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Studies have shown that dancing improves strength and balance, and ballroom dancing is fun.
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Facial recognition, like so many AI-based technologies, improves with larger quantities of data.
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The win improves Djokovic's first-round record at the US Open to 14-0.
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This prevents contagion to customers but also improves the overall health of the workforce.
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Honda says the system improves aerodynamics and reduces blind spots by up to 50%.
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A more concrete deal will be needed before the earnings outlook improves, analysts said.
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Prices are increasing far faster than incomes, even as the economy and employment improves.
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There are even places where P.S. I Still Love You improves on its predecessor.
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Mr. Morgenthaler improves his with Mexican Coke, which contains cane sugar, not corn syrup.
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The accuracy improves the closer the item you are measuring is to room temperature.
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Receiving help in early grades improves the chances that they will succeed in school.
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Adding women to leadership roles improves the overall performance of a team, across fields.
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She said she hopes the lawsuit improves safety on board for children and families.
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Even as the field improves, there's evidence that methodological concerns about existing research remain.
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A new Quad LED True Tone flash also improves pictures shot in the dark.
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It's not clear all that care improves how long or how well people live.
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It improves the diagnosis and treatment of high blood pressure, significantly cutting mortality rates.
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Yet when I play the trumpet, my mood improves and the pain disappears. Why?
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It's also electric, which will helps reduce greenhouse gas emissions and improves air quality.
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Staying on an "as if" basis with "God," for short, hugely improves my life.
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Technology improves security, but it is not easy to write a formula approximating intuition.
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Convoy says its technology cuts down time and improves service for shippers using Convoy.
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PL's ratings could also be upgraded if Fitch's view of PL's standalone profile improves.
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Focus not on the product itself, but on how it improves the customer experience.
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The latest Gear VR improves on its original model in a few significant ways.
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We need a strategy that improves access to lifesaving treatment and medications like narcan.
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Because competition drives down prices, improves quality and gives consumers options to choose from.
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Visualizing rewards improves your chances of engaging in the activity that results in them.
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The Fed increases the difficulty of the test as the broader economic environment improves.
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In victory, Moyle makes a successful UFC debut and improves to 4-83 overall.
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There is evidence that fish oil lengthens gestation in pregnant women and improves anxiety.
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Future developments that could, individually or collectively, result in a stabilization of the Outlook include: --An easing of political tensions that improves financing flexibility and reduces short-term debt --Fiscal adjustment (including a possible IMF agreement) that improves prospects for debt stabilization.
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" He added, "As the performance improves, then well see how the vote is next year.
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Most research that claims that getting married improves your quality of life is fatally flawed.
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The most likely scenario is a close three-way race as Rubio improves his position.
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Internal capital generation should also benefit from lower provisioning needs as asset quality improves gradually.
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" He added, "As the performance improves, then we'll see how the vote is next year.
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"As it improves, they lose control of what goal it is carrying out," Yudkowsky says.
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The company recently discontinued its frozen plant-based chicken strips as it improves the recipe.
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According to the product page, they feature an acoustic design that improves your sound quality.
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Communication at work and around your daily chores also improves with Mercury in caring Cancer.
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It improves your health (decreasing the likelihood of cancer or cardiovascular disease) and the planet's.
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There's a Quad DAC built in that dramatically improves the sound quality with wired headphones.
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As the data improves, the ability to more precisely target cities will increase as well.
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The evidence is not conclusive but Bridge's own analysis suggests that it improves pupils' results.
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That improves the exchange of gases in the alveoli and also increases the lungs' volume.
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The practice eliminates half of some of cities' worst air pollutants, which improves air quality.
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This will happen as wireless technology improves and as some competitive offerings enter the market.
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Here is the one place where The Lego Movie 23 largely improves on the original.
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If deposit rates start to rise, the earnings story for banks improves remarkably, he said.
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The Fed minutes, published Wednesday afternoon, pointed to a rate hike if economic data improves.
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They also have an expanded mesh microphone port that improves call clarity in windy situations.
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Most people who take Ambien find that their sleep improves after 7 to 10 days.
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"Sentiment improves in the festival season and there is probability of a bounce," said Thakkar.
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Not all questions are required, but answering more questions improves the quality of the prediction.
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But a glitzier tyranny has its appeals, especially if a little economic growth improves morale.
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Not only does gratitude help boost general well being, it also specifically improves self-esteem.
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Insera says this improves the experiences for patients and doctors, with better communication and outcomes.
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In clinical trial after clinical trial, researchers have found that blue light significantly improves acne.
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It also improves the color gamut, the range of colors that the display can show.
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Recent research has shown that transfusing this mixture rather than individual components improves survival rates.
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Good Call improves legal efficiency and provides the timely support needed to decrease wrongful detainment.
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The real test for DLSS will be how well it improves performance for 4K games.
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The $1,249 option improves on that with 93GB of onboard storage and 8GB of RAM.
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In most every other area of technology, over time, prices go down and quality improves.
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It would be the first time the index improves since the June survey in 22.5.
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At its core, the bill improves communication between between federal, state, local and tribal officials.
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"As the local economy improves, more Croatians are buying in to rent," Mr. Coulson said.
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The MOVE Act improves upon UOCAVA in that it provides voters abroad with more protections.
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And as speech recognition improves further, the appeal of speakers will grow, especially among youngsters.
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It's a completely selfish act but also one that improves an individual male's reproductive success.
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But until data analysis improves, their policies will continue to be ineffective, and often erratic.
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But the film improves significantly on the book by prioritizing the story over the signifiers.
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The premise was that thoughtful communication with patients improves care and leads to better outcomes.
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There's no arguing that playing fantasy games while watching professional sports improves the fan experience.
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"With advances in lung cancer treatment, survival improves significantly," she told Reuters Health by email.
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They will be able to reconcile these objectives only if the allocation of capital improves.
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There's strong evidence that regular exercise improves memory and fends off age-related cognitive decline.
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Direct access to physical therapist services is safe, improves health outcomes, and decreases healthcare costs.
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Here are just a few examples: IT'S GOOD FOR CHILDREN It improves parent-child bonding.
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The Cost of Living Refund simplifies and improves the EITC in a number of ways.
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Unlike the retired Concorde, the Boom design requires no afterburner, which significantly improves fuel economy.
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Their participation improves companies' bottom lines, expands the qualified workforce, promotes equality, and drives innovation.
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Five others appear to show that it improves symptoms in patients with chronic fatigue syndrome.
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" Dr. Malhotra said that when people reduce their sugar intake, "their overall cholesterol profile improves.
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"Being outside, even in the cold weather, actually improves memory and attention span," read another.
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The quality of each particular Apple product improves with every other Apple product you own.
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Cutting the added sugars out of our diets increases energy and improves mood, Heitmeyer says.
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Supporters also reckon that mixing students of different backgrounds improves the experience of poorer children.
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And as face-recognition technology improves, the meanings behind the different filters become more complex.
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This improves a nation's ability to increase its own food production, to become self-sufficient.
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With neuroevolution, the weights change randomly, so the network's performance might degrade before it improves.
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"The F-2900A strengthens partnerships and improves regional stability," Air Force Chief of Staff Gen.
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Sure, achieving diversity is a frustrating process, but it enriches organizations and improves decision-making.
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Now they say no one at the agency receives a bonus until customer service improves.
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It is part of a broader trend of more road travel as the economy improves.
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"I don't want a seam in my garment unless it improves the garment," she said.
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This updated Nintendo Switch model improves battery life to approximately 4.5 - 9 hours of gameplay.
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This updated Nintendo Switch model improves battery life to approximately 2199.99 - 593 hours of gameplay.
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Exercise also improves cardiovascular fitness and metabolic health, and can be good for mental health.
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As the economy improves and more voters feel its positive effects, their focus turns elsewhere.
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As mobile capacity improves, even Shutterstock stands to benefit, its CEO told Cramer on Tuesday.
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Goldman expects bond proxies to outperform relatively if US Treasurys decline as economic data improves.
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If your condition improves and then worsens upon your return, you have some valuable information.
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A strong daily face peel that improves the texture of your skin and reduces inflammation
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And losing even just 5 percent of your body weight improves your health, research shows.
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If the outsourcing improves profits margins, these can flow back to the U.S. as well.
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There isn't any robust scientific evidence that manuka lowers cholesterol, treats diabetes or improves sleep.
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Sometimes following through on commitments to yourself, like doing more exercise, also improves your happiness.
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Ceding that ground to the upstart actually improves their profit margins and return on capital.
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According to Dr Chow, IBM plans to upgrade its quantum chip as the technology improves.
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And so in the standard story, a temporary stimulus improves the economy, but only temporarily.
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The Trump administration has defended the decision, saying that having a job improves people's health.
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It improves on everything the first movie did so well, as any great sequel should.
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Investors have been waiting for the Fed to raise borrowing costs as the economy improves.
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And as our technology improves, we could inflict them upon each other and ultimately ourselves.
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My color perception improves some, the tests say, like thirty-seven percent better, they claim.
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DNS-over-HTTPS also improves performance, making DNS queries — and the overall browsing experience — faster.
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Firms acquiring such distressed operations, however, could reap huge gains if the country's economy improves.
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The new FX regime could bring some relief if the supply of FC improves substantially.
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There, the new incarnation Max, a Yorkshire terrier, "improves" CJ's life by making her homeless.
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Perhaps more important, "your perception of your ability to handle it improves," Dr. Nabi said.
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Psilocybin eases depression and anxiety in cancer patients, and cathinone in ADHD medications improves concentration.
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We found that having a doctor who is warm and reassuring actually improves your health.
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Going forward, the company plans to embrace anything that improves your home's health, Tarkington says.
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I make this a day or two ahead, as it only improves as it steeps.
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The hallmark of the disease is weakness that worsens with activity and improves with rest.
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I interpret this as suggestive but not conclusive evidence that wealth improves one's mental health.
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Diversity in technical fields makes us stronger and improves what we can build and accomplish.
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It may seem like common sense that spending time outdoors improves our state of mind.
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As for the brine, immersing pork chops in it always improves their flavor and texture.
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In total, there's little question that long-term economic growth broadly improves the human condition.
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It may be that the increased scale also improves results in an already impressive portfolio.
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Proponents of affirmative action commonly argue that diversity improves critical thinking, creativity and race relations.
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The aim is to test if the treatment "meaningfully improves" the health of Medicare beneficiaries.
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Zapping memory areas when they are functioning poorly improves the brain's encoding of new information.
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The hope is that as the technology improves, it can be used for larger tickets.
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According to the product page, the design also improves airflow for a relaxing sleep climate.
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This protects patients from charlatans and improves the proposals by adding FDA's expert input. 28500.
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This way, Egypt could eventually get the money if its record on human rights improves.
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Any time a party improves on its prior performance by 20%, attention must be paid.
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Parents find restoration in work and dignity that improves the future prospects of their children.
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Still other research shows that decision making improves when it involves both men and women.
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As processes and technologies improve and become standardized, performance improves relative to every dollar spent.
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Research convincingly shows that representation usually improves an immigrant's chances in our Byzantine immigration system.
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It said teams would be sent to repair the lines as soon as security improves.
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In this hostile political environment, Congress must enact public policy that preserves and improves competition.
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Increased diversity improves comprehension and resolution of essential questions while reducing prejudices that undermine justice.
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The system also improves over time with feedback it gets from developers, according to Faridi.
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Simply put, America's support improves lives now, and the benefits are multiplied down the road.
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But promises cannot become excuses for avoiding practical action that actually protects and improves lives.
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Check. A diet that strengthens bones, improves brain health and wards off dementia and depression?
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But as performance improves, investors have felt more comfortable putting money back into hedge funds.
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Or, to put it in engineering terms, a diversified portfolio improves reliability through dissimilar redundancy.
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Having good neighbors, even competitors, improves the productivity and creativity of companies and their workers.
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"Shortening the transition time reduces stress on the turtles and improves outcomes," Mr. LaCasse said.
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"Food always improves the closer you get to the front," says our liaison officer, Lieut.
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With the win, Hall improves to 2-0 in the UFC, and 6-1 overall.
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Here's hoping Thomas's health improves soon — and that he likes his new son-in-law!
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Furthermore, there's little evidence that solitary meaningfully improves safety for staff in prisons and jails.
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So as the depression improves, the relationship should improve and you can be more connected.
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"Unless it improves a wall — and I mean a wall, a real wall — and unless it improves very strong border security, there'll be no approvals from me, because I have to either approve it or not," Trump said in an interview with Fox News Channel.
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On the other, small-town users may soon demand higher quality as their purchasing power improves.
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Talbot suggests that as the technology improves and becomes more common, our brains may simply adjust.
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Now, as my health gradually improves, I can't help but reflect on all I have lost.
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It's past time for better choices and for innovation that improves democracy rather than unravels it.
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That's what makes TMP's site valuable to SEOs, and that's how their Google page ranking improves.
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The appeal of live broadcasting, according to Chen, is that it improves efficiency in apparel manufacturing.
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Wahl's claim is backed by clinical evidence showing that having friends improves well-being and longevity.
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Better field operations lead to better data, which improves targeting and persuasion, starting the cycle anew.
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And when sites are attacked, Cloudflare gets better at what it does; its pattern recognition improves.
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Like running, the elliptical improves your cardiovascular endurance, without putting so much stress on your joints.
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But even as password security improves, there's something even more problematic that underlies them: security questions.
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Even if there's a GSA that has no one it, that improves the climate for students.
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Doing it while weighed down improves your endurance, but with less of the impacts of running.
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Plus, when you negotiate, Sethi finds it actually improves the way that your boss sees you.
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Carbon fiber reduces weight, improves strength, and allows for the aerodynamically-optimized nose and fuselage shaping.
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Carbon fiber reduces weight, improves strength, and allows for the aerodynamically-optimized nose and fuselage shaping.
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Lost Legacy improves on what now feels like a first draft of what Uncharted can be.
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That improves the chart position, increases the streams, and better positions the woman artists being celebrated.
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In addition to Playground Mode, the latest Fortnite: Battle Royale update improves the game's map markers.
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And as sales climb, cost fall, and profitability improves, they thinks the effects will be dramatic.
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As the market sees evidence, sentiment will improve, and as sentiment improves, the stock will follow.
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Researchers have even found that the health status of women improves when you have female leaders.
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"When the market improves you're going to have an increase," Ricco told "Power Lunch" on Friday.
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Wages will not go up just because the economy improves or because workers improve their skills.
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However, the central bank left the door open for tighter monetary policy if economic growth improves.
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It's how it fits into and actually improves the larger experience of the physical park itself.
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The critical part is predictive text, which improves as it gets used to a particular individual.
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The Fed minutes, published Wednesday, pointed to a rate hike in June if economic data improves.
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Apple hasn't revealed whether this update improves battery life on the latest Series 5 Apple Watch.
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This also makes them better positioned to recognize opportunities and identify pitfalls, which improves portfolio performance.
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The New 2DS XL also improves on the New 3DS design in a couple of ways.
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Sales of electric cars are on the rise as charging infrastructure improves and prices come down.
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Going from 1m to 100m improves the accuracy just marginally, and usually the improvement is negligible.
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"But our experience has convinced me that we can build an A.I. engine that improves care."
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As technology improves, these cars will be able to drive themselves in more and more situations.
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Aluminum is used on the side panels, which lightens up the overall weight and improves efficiency.
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Much as the PS2360 Pro improves visual quality across the playback spectrum versus the original PS73.
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With the victory, Abdurakhimov improves to 16-3 in total and 1-1 inside the Octagon.
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The new Dot doesn't add to the experience; it just improves some key aspects of it.
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Repeatedly I heard developers say the iMac Pro improves rendering time by 2.5x to 5x speed.
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Koons previously said that the gazing ball improves these paintings, which is some master-level trolling.
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Until the decentralized infrastructure improves, the dreams of how blockchains can improve the world remain distant.
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The Elephant Kingdom will remain closed for 90 days until it improves on its safety measures.
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There are many excellent things about this decoupling; it improves efficiency, aids focus, and spurs innovation.
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The U.S. yield curve has steepened in the past week as the U.S. economic picture improves.
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Will this be something that drastically improves your experience playing the varieties of Pokemon: Let's Go?
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Most people start drinking caffeine because it makes them feel more alert and improves their mood.
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Meditation definitely improves my mood and anxiety, so, in theory, I should be doing it daily.
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You want to close your message with something that improves your chances of getting a response.
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The speaker includes Alexa — and promises Google Assistant support — and it improves your TV sound immensely.
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An included tuning system turns your phone into a scanner that improves the room audio automatically.
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Yellen has faced criticism for sending mixed signals and for standing pat as the economy improves.
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Second, T-Mobile claims it expands upon and improves the already excellent fidelity of VoLTE calls.
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The chipmaker also gave an upbeat current-quarter outlook as demand in its key markets improves.
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And in the case of Bitcoin, more computers joining the network improves the system's overall security.
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To the extent that reducing shares outstanding improves the earnings picture, you can certainly argue that.
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Analysts predict Mexico's gross domestic product will grow 2.3 percent this year as manufacturing activity improves.
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The CompACT improves upon standard detection by combining normal cascading detection with a more complex algorithm.
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Second, a software update improves the camera tilt when the camera is docked into the drone.
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There is even a chance that if Valanciunas improves his shooting, both centres can play together.
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The new iPad Mini dramatically improves the components that matter most: the screen and the processor.
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The project improves upon use of household surveys which tend to sample villages randomly, he said.
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Home prices rose at a slightly slower pace in June as the housing market gradually improves.
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In victory, Knight improves to 1-3 in the UFC, and a ridiculous 16-2 overall.
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The other strong case for ranked-choice voting is that it generally improves civility of campaigning.
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None improves our access to care, Ironically, the insurance market patches negate the deficit reduction patch.
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Ultimately, the test of any investment is how much it improves the quality of life globally.
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Moving the engine back improves the car's balance and handling, as well as the driver's sightlines.
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The feat improves astronomers' knowledge of Saturn's orbit and benefits spacecraft navigation and basic physics research.
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Sorry "non-fans," but thanks to them, these floggings will continue whether morale improves or not.
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Meanwhile, Republicans are reveling in Eastman's victory, saying it improves their chances in the general election.
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That's permanent: no matter how much blockchain improves it is still headed in the wrong direction.
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Shifting the current paradigm to one that provides timely treatments for mental health patients improves outcomes.
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The trade deficit always rises when the economy improves, and it falls when the economy contracts.
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Every year our times are improving and in turn his life and attitude on everything improves.
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With more than a third of industrial capacity idle, production could revive quickly if sentiment improves.
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Ankara can still access the 70 million euros if it improves its rights record, Muresan said.
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This reform improves turnout in such politically diverse places as Vermont and Georgia, California and Alaska.
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This should benefit American manufacturing because it unambiguously improves the competitiveness of U.S. workers and products.
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In addition to its substantial physical and mental health benefits, physical activity improves learning and behavior.
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"I believe this bill improves upon the bill we put forth in the last Congress," Rep.
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But even as the technology improves, V.R. is still something you have to get used to.
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Full employment and rising wages can coexist with economic expansion if, and only if, productivity improves.
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Breaking down your goals into small, repetitive tasks, experts say, greatly improves your chances of success.
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Despite the skepticism of shareholders, Murren says investing in public spaces improves Las Vegas's business prospects.
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The WaterSMART Program improves water infrastructure to sustain communities and irrigated agriculture while also supporting nature.
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The delegation met with private sector groups to discuss how private-public cooperation improves cyber policy.
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As technology improves, waves of lower frequency—corresponding to events involving larger masses—will become detectable.
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With the victory, Jedrzejczyk improves to a fantastic 12-0, and 6-43 in the UFC.
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With the win, Mutante improves to 10-22 overall, and brings his UFC record above the .
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"The program puts them together and refines and improves the accuracy of the prediction," Akanbi added.
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"Hunting reduces numbers but the learning improves the chances that there will be survivors," he wrote.
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Ramirez now improves to 34-0 and is the new (the first Mexican) WBO middleweight champion.
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As speech-to-text technology improves, more people are using voice assistant features on their smartphone.
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"We expect fundamentals to inflect in 2018 as bookings rebound and client retention improves," Goldman said.
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It improves quality of life, allowing families to spend more time together and less time commuting.
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Phys Ed Exercise broadly improves our memories and thinking skills, according to a wealth of science.
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As Andrei settles down, however, his story not only improves but gains significant distinction and shape.
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At the same time, the voucher improves public health by shifting spending to less risky channels.
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But while drowsiness often accompanies cannabis use, the evidence that it reliably improves sleep remains modest.
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Blockchain voting achieves privacy for the individual and improves transparency for the system as a whole.
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But it's also an undeniable reality of American health care that wealth improves quality of care.
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"They're really going into the digital age, and the consumer experience improves every year," she said.
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"Even if the earnings picture improves significantly, a cooling-off period is overdue," Mr. Phillips writes.
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The team says that their tech not only improves speed but does so while improving SEO.
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After our session we covered essentials like hydration, which Parker says cushions joints and improves performance.
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This new version improves the design and function of both the blower unit and the remote.
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There's little that improves on a delicious, inexpensive sandwich — but good music certainly does the trick.
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Doctors, hospital executives and treatment advocates take pride in doing good work that improves people's lives.
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Style-wise, I think the wagon-y Sport Turismo trim improves on the unloved Panamera design.
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If a website improves its user experience, it may then be allowed to show prompts again.
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That year also defied the usual trend in March, when crossings historically increase as weather improves.
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USPI improves Tenet's payor mix and markedly boosts the company's position in more profitable outpatient services.
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This is a piece of compassionate, common sense legislation that improves public health and transcends party.
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Engaging diverse employees is not only more equitable, but it improves the quality of the technology.
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Agreement often improves your likeability and credibility, which can come in handy later in the debate.
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The ever-advancing technology in long-wear foundation undoubtedly improves my day-to-day confidence, too.
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When people find out, Lucio said it improves that person's perception of Facebook as a company.
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"We're in a technological arms race, as detection technology improves, so does the deceptive technology," Rep.
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Typical e-bikes have increasingly lower price tags as battery tech improves and costs go down.
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It says the combination of an algorithm plus human intuition improves our ability to predict diagnosis.
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As technology improves and customers evolve, some things will need to change, even after you're successful.
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The Hero 8 Black improves this even more and makes it available to all video modes.
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Many participants claim that the activity is not only fun but also improves their mental health.
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They pay taxes, care for their families, work hard at their jobs, and yet nothing improves.
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The result: needless costs incurred by a confused business community and nothing that improves product safety.
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As artificial intelligence improves, incentives to substitute rich-country capital for developing-country labor will grow.
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Anything that improves your own talents; nobody can tax it or take it away from you.
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Service is, most often, the cure for what ails us, the thing that improves our lot.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Alignvest Equity Transaction Improves Liquidity Trilogy's 'B-' IDR reflects the Alignvest Acquisition Corp.
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Research has shown that exercise improves memory and learning, and I've found it helps my creativity.
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In contrast, improving overall parental leave and encouraging men to also take leave improves women's advancement.
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There is very little evidence that occupational licensing improves the quality of service delivered to consumers.
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Why would anyone shun innovation that improves both efficiencies and product quality while guarding employee welfare?
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Young competitors say it combines art and athleticism and also improves their performance in other sports.
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The company raised its full-year sales and profit outlook, as demand improves in various markets.
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The quality of innovation also improves, as measured by the number of subsequent research citations received.
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Adding even more legs only improves the robot's stability and raises its tolerance for leg malfunction.
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As with any initiative that improves the bottom line, paying lip service to diversity isn't enough.
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We'll continue to innovate based on what our audiences tell us and how the technology improves.
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But as technology improves and costs drop, some still warn satellite intelligence gathering has its limits.
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He knows quite well that, unless he improves North Korean people's lives, his days are numbered.
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The storage agreement secures future fees and improves the earnings outlook for the facility, he said.
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Tea contains caffeine which, although it improves mental alertness, can also cause anxiety, insomnia and other problems.
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List every productive thing you did yesterday (this improves memory also and gives you ideas for today).
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According to the Education Endowment Foundation (EEF), a charity, no intervention consistently improves results for these children.
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Nevertheless, social scientists are demonstrating how money only improves the quality of life up to a point.
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And, unlike ocular blindness—the kind of blindness in the popular imagination—CVI improves with dedicated interventions.
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Reading for pleasure improves learning abilities, empathy, and decision making in children, according to Kids Read Now.
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That improves advisors' service to existing clients and makes them more attractive to future next-gen clients.
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Rotomolded coolers offer seamless, uniform density in their walls and lids, which drastically improves a cooler's performance.
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Vast majorities think the internet improves education, the economy, personal relationships and (by a smaller margin) politics.
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A strong dollar has also buoyed Japanese markets: a weaker yen improves the earnings outlook for exporters.
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Longer dialysis sessions using a slower rate of toxin and fluid removal improves survival, studies have shown.
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Chef argues that Habitat improves the container experience and reduces the complexity of managing containers in production.
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Research finds that having both partners at home after childbirth improves a new mom's anxiety and wellbeing.
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As the technology improves, self-driving cars will be able to drive confidently in wider geographic areas.
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"There is no hard evidence that loosening access to firearms improves public safety or security," he said.
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Microsoft's latest Surface Pro simply improves the internals, the Surface Pen, and introduces some minor design changes.
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Mayo also improves Maillard browning, which are the chemical reactions that take place when you sear foods.
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Quincy has amassed a large body of evidence that Prevagen improves memory and supports healthy brain function.
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Many of the patents cover technology that improves battery life, but others focus on additional smartphone tech.
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"Productivity — that's the way the human race improves," Buffett said to Politico's Daniel Lippman and Jake Sherman.
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Eliminating the brushes improves reliability, and electronic switching offers much finer control than the old mechanical system.
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Such changes won't happen overnight, but the chill between the countries won't thaw until the situation improves.
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Toyota says the car's leaning ability improves stability and grip while decreasing the risk of car sickness.
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It's not difficult to see these races being tight, however, if the national environment improves for Republicans.
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The signs proclaim that the legalisation of cannabis improves property values and decreases teenage use and crime.
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That's how we're trying to improve people's health, which improves overall health, overall productivity, and overall affordability.
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Even as affordability improves, thanks to lower interest rates, buyers are having trouble finding what they want.
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The technology improves air/gas mixture formation, greatly reducing emissions while increasing fuel economy and engine power.
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Investors have been impressed with the company's rebound, as it improves both top and bottom line growth.
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As our technology improves deliveries will become faster and our selection on offer will become more varied.
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This update improves the hardware right where it counts when it comes to Switch portable playing power.
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In the LSTM architecture, a predictive algorithm improves itself by finding data relationships otherwise unrecognized by humans.
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He wrote on his Facebook wall:Research shows that strengthening our relationships improves our well-being and happiness.
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Care from a physical therapist improves health outcomes and decreases costs to our healthcare system and society.
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Mohamed Abdelfattah, 29, a regular patient, said the therapy improves his mood and makes him feel healthy.
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"This problem won't end until production at the refineries improves," said the manager of one service station.
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"Climate change brings in more favorable conditions and improves the economic potential of this region," he said.
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The words didn't say anything about the risks that increase as AI improves and as deepfakes proliferate.
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Working out also improves your heart health and lowers your risk for death and disease, Moyad says.
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As the patient's health improves, Mina then introduces them to her "celebration collection" of high-end treats.
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This technology improves the platform's ability to understand language – the way people actually speak it, that is.
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Other research shows that having a daily portion of dark chocolate improves blood flow to the brain.
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CLI's liquidity coverage improves to 212015x assuming it refinances 21997777% of its secured mortgage maturities through 9977771.
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While ARM improves its chip tech every year, this year VR was very much top of mind.
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Training improves the gym's level, making it harder for other teams to attack and take it over.
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This is part of our overall standard of high-quality metadata, which improves discovery and listener experience.
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With this knockout win, Perry improves to 9-0 overall, and 2-0 in the UFC's Octagon.
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In other words, this is the right time to come in before valuations and the climate improves.
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Research also shows that spending 120 minutes a week in nature improves your health and well-being.
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Establishing a support network improves the environment Success doesn't mean women have to fight a constant battle.
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In good economic times, health improves, but today's life expectancy for less-educated Americans is actually declining.
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It improves accountability and protects the taxpayers' investment by requiring regular evaluations of research and education programs.
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But the agencies treat the rules as one program, since decreasing emissions almost always improves fuel efficiency.
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You might have a more noble second goal of trying to build something that improves the world.
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Exercising increases endorphins in your brain and improves your self-image, both ways to make you happier.
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One might think that progress that improves yield per acre would put upward pressure on land prices.
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Musk expects a 15-fold improvement in tunneling speed as the Boring Company improves its digging machines.
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"Reducing waste is this beautiful, magical thing because it improves the service experience," Lewis told Business Insider.
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And Trump himself has said that everyone would benefit from the tax plan if the economy improves.
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Your overall health improves Exercise is great for your health, but exercising outdoors may be even better.
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That's because the leverage buyers take on in the form of mortgage debt greatly improves their returns.
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Yet smaller boats travel short distances and catch fewer fish, which Mr. Auerbach said improves their quality.
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Optima and Sonata offer that back-seat warmth and a panoramic glass roof that improves the ambience.
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Its Latvian manufacturer says meldonium, a heart medication, improves blood flow and allows athletes to recover faster.
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They follow this account, knowingly or not, because it improves the social media statistics of its followers.
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The basis of approval was that work improves health, but no evidence was offered on this point.
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Meldonium, which improves blood flow, was placed on the World Anti-Doping Agency's banned list this year.
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As the technology improves, we have an opportunity to really kind of improve that experience as well.
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On a medical level, it's clear that having health insurance improves people's financial, mental, and physical health.
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As the translation AI improves, the human translator will have to make fewer corrections per translation task.
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Good shooting typically doesn't depart (it often improves with age), and he's a savvy defender and rebounder.
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What if genetic engineering improves our ability to grow artificial meat, protecting livestock and the animal kingdom?
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It is optimized for time series databases and vastly improves on performance of queries, aggregation and analysis.
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A reduction of 13 to 12 micrograms per cubic meter of PM2.5 (the standard) improves public health.
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"Senate Republicans promised to start over and write a plan that improves people's health care," Dach said.
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That "improves the allure of emerging high-yield debt on a relative basis", ICBC Standard Bank said.
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New York's biggest gain is in the Economy category, where it improves 10 places to No. 73.
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In fact, automatic voter registration actually improves election integrity by helping states clean up their voter rolls.
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It may sound counterintuitive, but more than a few studies suggest that taking breaks actually improves productivity.
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Meanwhile, Wi-Fi 6, which is just hitting the market, improves the speed of home Wi-Fi.
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When I complain about the water, management says they'll send an engineer to look, but nothing improves.
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One of the clear certainties of human existence is that technological innovation improves living standards over time.
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But as genetic sequencing improves, scientists will likely discover more instances of hybridization generating new life-forms.
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The value of wealth is accurately measured only in how much it improves our quality of life.
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The surgery also improves visual contrast, which decreases the risk of accidental deaths from falls or driving.
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Ava is a fully conscious, fully self-aware being: she communicates; she wants things; she improves herself.
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Studies are also finding that limiting screen time, unsurprisingly, improves brain function and academic performance in kids.
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And teaching kids to lie improves their scores on tests of executive functioning and theory of mind.
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In situations where the driver remains alert, data shows Autopilot improves driver safety, according to the company.
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Teachers and mothers sometimes tell me that the vocabulary in Fancy Nancy improves their children's language skills.
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It is a central nervous system stimulant that increases alertness, relieves fatigue and improves concentration and focus.
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The energy agency predicts those prices will keep tumbling as technology improves and governments scale back subsidies.
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" She added, "the pain eventually goes away as you continue with the stretches and your flexibility improves.
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So it doesn't automatically follow that as countries become richer, all of a sudden, gender equality improves.
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And Dell says the new design actually improves airflow, with ambient temps dropping four percent on average.
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Reffkin noted that he hoped to rehire some of the laid-off employees when the economy improves.
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Consensus among officials is that the situation is likely to continue to get worse before it improves.
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Investors flock from risk to safety in times of crisis, and back again when the outlook improves.
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Research has consistently shown Medicaid expansion improves hospitals' financial performance by reducing the amount of uncompensated care.
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Some of his supporters have called on him to step down, at least until his health improves.
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It improves skin texture, fades dark spots, and diminishes the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, and pores.
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Collins says the only help he's had was buying a Ring light, which improves lighting in videos.
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Not only does it get get strands squeaky-clean, the protein-packed formula improves overall hair health.
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It dramatically improves the lives of people with T2628D -— and research from SDP helped make it possible.
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Growing numbers of migrants are attempting the crossing in flimsy, overcrowded boats as the spring weather improves.
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If it's perfect out that's great too, but it certainly improves my chances if it's nasty out.
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When we can identify someone as a supporter, that improves all of our modeling and voter scoring.
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The savings is mainly being driven by fewer people receiving food stamps as the overall economy improves.
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It reduces anxiety and inflammation, improves cognitive functions like memory, attention, and alertness, and helps regulate mood.
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Until more jobs are created and governance improves, Congo's trees will continue to go up in smoke. ■
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As it improves the survivability of its own nuclear forces, China is helping Pakistan build submarine platforms.
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The iPhone 11 also has the new ultra-wideband U1 chip that improves the device's spatial awareness.
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"With all contraception, improving compliance improves efficacy," says Erica Pasciullo Cahill, an obstetrician-gynecologist at Stanford University.
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Research has shown that it improves concentration and attention, and relieves symptoms of anxiety, depression, and pain.
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This kind of happiness improves health and longevity, leads to better relationships -- and makes you more successful.
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With a few more shots—as few as eight or 32 photographs—the realism improves even more.
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There is plenty of research that shows our productivity improves when our workplace makes us feel better.
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Perceiving and fluidly shifting between dominant and submissive roles improves our communication as a species, she said.
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"We accidentally discovered that quitting porn improves your life," said Gavin McInnes, the founder of the group.
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The result is that customers get relevant alerts and the airline improves its conversion rate on promotions.
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Many of past centuries' scourges have been cured as our understanding of nutrition, sanitation and genetics improves.
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This model now gets a 10-speed automatic transmission that Acura says improves acceleration and passing performance.
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With the TKO win, Cowboy moves to 31-33, and improves to 3-0 as a welterweight.
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In victory, Covington extends his current streak to 3, and improves his overall record to 11-1.
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If Tesla improves this system, even a little bit, the risk of complacency and too much trust rises.
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Gritty is the rare new thing that's proudly inconvenient and un-nice—and yet improves with more exposure.
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More research is needed before we can say whether this type of sex truly improves memory and why.
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Studies consistently show that additional income improves child health and development, raises test scores, and reduces maternal depression.
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This improves the operating profile of the JV and increases the sustainability of their current combined market share.
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We've done this industrial revolution thing enough times before to know that technology only (eventually) improves our lives.
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The fertilizer improves the texture of soil and its ability to hold water during dry spells, she said.
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Illinois passed a huge energy bill too, which keeps its aging nuclear plants open and improves its RPS.
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Yet with attempt after attempt, Brett improves, learning by trial and error how to eventually nail the execution.
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That's right — playing music significantly improves brain functioning, and can raise your IQ by seven or more points.
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Smiling makes you 14% more likely to be right-swiped, and facing forward improves your odds by 20%.
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European earnings are expected to rise this year as growth improves, the euro weakens and commodity prices strengthen.
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Its newest fitness tracker is the Charge 3 and it improves on the Charge 33 in every way.
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Bitmovin, founded in 2013, is a Y Combinator-backed transcoding service that improves the quality of online video.
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Voter turnout improves when a campaign reminds a voter they might follow up to make sure they voted.
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But "the mechanism by which it improves sexual desire and related distress is unknown," according to the FDA.
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A VPN improves privacy because the user's initial IP address is replaced with one from the VPN provider.
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" One way the bill improves access: "[Veterans] are going to be able to make appointments on their iPhone.
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It employs workers, improves economic efficiency and, at the moment, can be financed at rock-bottom bond yields.
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All this means that the labour market may need to tighten even more before wage growth improves substantially.
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We'll have to see if that improves once we get to fully review the HTC Vive Focus Plus.
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Doing so dispels misconceptions about what people with disabilities do, and improves society's understanding of who we are.
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As technology improves, nudging will become easier, because the benefits of the formal economy should become more apparent.
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But it improves on gold in the ease with which it can be transferred and low storage costs.
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As a result, the wing can be made narrower, which improves efficiency at cruising speeds by reducing drag.
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The low-mounted battery improves the center of gravity, though its substantial mass is felt in hard cornering.
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Throwing punches counts as aerobic exercise, builds upper body strength, and improves your balance and hand-eye coordination.
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And, like efforts to control malaria, tuberculosis and HIV/AIDS, it improves public-health systems and disease surveillance.
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This diffuser will help your mom relax as it provides relief from anxiety and depression and improves sleep.
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The generator networks produces the images, the discriminator checks them, and then the generator improves its output accordingly.
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The SL-24MK2000 sports what one would expect from the historic series, and it improves some core components.
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At the same time statisticians must account for the fact that the quality of the basket often improves.
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Studies consistently have shown that taking time off improves productivity, lowers stress and results in better mental health.
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Various small-scale studies indicate that OrthoK not only temporarily improves vision, it slows the progression of nearsightedness.
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Others have said that, whatever the neutral rate is, it may be moving higher as the economy improves.
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"We found that yoga probably improves quality of life and asthma symptoms to some extent," the researchers conclude.
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Resistance exercise helps maintain muscle mass and function, improves flexibility and balance, and can correct disability, they write.
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With soft blue LED lights the EvaChill not only improves the temperature, but the mood of the room.
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The FDA will require Sarepta to launch another clinical trial to show whether it actually improves patients' symptoms.
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It openly improves and builds on Season 22019, and the final episode is practically perfect in every way.
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Even though the practice is common, there have not been many studies looking at whether it improves outcomes.
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"So far we did not get many tourists but we expect more when the weather improves," Krasovec said.
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But as the technology improves, eventually this flying video drone could reach HD resolutions, and maybe even 4K.
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Pitman stated that AMF improves on the 3D Printing in Microgravity Experiment in terms of robustness and longevity.
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A slimmer design, and a visually minimal bezel around the display, drastically improves the Pebble 2's appearance.
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Many studies suggest that caffeine actually improves cognitive task performance (memory, attention span, etc.) in the short-term.
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Regular massage helps increase blood flood and improves circulation — not to mention flushing lactic acid from the muscles.
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While this is not exactly a fancy new feature, it definitely improves the user experience in YouTube Music.
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Research suggests that gratitude also improves people's sleep quality, and makes them perceive fewer health problems about themselves.
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Upside potential is limited for Finmart's standalone ratings until it improves its adherence to more prudent accounting practices.
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Bialystok thinks this is because bilingualism rewires the brain and improves the executive system, boosting people's "cognitive reserve".
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With the win, The Joker makes a successful UFC debut and improves his overall record to 14-2.
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The participating nature of Pan-American's whole life insurance product improves Fitch's view of its risk-adjusted returns.
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Fitch forecasts a modest leverage reduction over the medium term towards 103x as the company's EBITDA gradually improves.
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And they may end up maintaining certain advantages over battery electrics, even as technology improves for both powertrains.
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The Stable Outlook is predicated on the group's financial headroom increasing from 2110 as the EBITDA margin improves.
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As technology and statistical analysis improves, it's becoming easier and easier to predict which players will make it.
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Zuckerberg not only has to field questions from those who are skeptical that connecting the world improves it.
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He kept the Orioles in the game but they're hoping he improves and goes longer in his starts.
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I mean, it is the only way living improves is to get more output per unit of input.
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"As Dak improves and gets more acclimated to the NFL game, that offense -- the sky is the limit."
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