She remains in critical condition, but was improving on Sunday.
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But things look dismal for improving on this year's numbers.
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"Improving on that technology doesn't make it yours," Sammi countered.
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I'm 2200 and I'm always improving on my retirement strategy.
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He's an incredible offensive player who really is improving on defense.
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It's not the same as improving on hooks and song structure.
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Another uphill battle for the airline is improving on-time arrivals.
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In newer versions, Nike has continued to improving on its design.
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Christensen told me that Tesla is essentially improving on prior innovations.
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"It's Uber tech, and we're improving on it all the time."
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I didn't end up improving on it but I still qualified.
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" He added, Unagi spent six months "massively improving on the legacy design.
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Then imagine that computer improving on that design, making itself cleverer still.
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I mean, with each passing day, this country is improving on all fronts.
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" Greek authorities say the new facilities will be "improving on a daily basis.
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However, there are signs that Trump is learning and improving on the job.
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Muth says the company&aposs priorities are improving on nutrition, price, and taste.
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When it stops improving on its ability to recognize images, the training is done.
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In the past, you could usurp incumbents by fundamentally improving on a core technology.
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Apple wins this round then—security is improving on Android, but it's better on iOS.
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Stop and think about the possibility of Google actually improving on the Pixel 2 camera.
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Zibanejad has scored 41 goals in the last two seasons combined, while improving on faceoffs.
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Apple has a long, successful history of improving on hardware where others have fallen short.
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There is less and less room for taking the best from outside and improving on them.
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That's kind of the one thing that we've been working with brands on and improving on.
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Biden's healthcare plan is centered on substantially improving on the healthcare system that's already in place.
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He once spent seven years, off and on, improving on his recipe for pâte à choux.
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"It's something that we're going to have to keep working on and improving on," she added.
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What's happening: Improving on humans is Elon Musk's ultimate goal for Neuralink, his brain–computer interface startup.
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Improving on their results, experience, and integrations will be no small feat — many even say it's impossible.
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The importance of creating, improving on, and expanding these kinds of tools is not lost on Kaver.
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Trump beat Clinton by 171,21625 votes in Florida counties with fewer than 2900,220006 residents, improving on Romney.
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Mavely also said it was improving on the multilevel-marketing-company model, which has come under scrutiny.
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And college presidents are both publicly and privately voluble about their need to keep improving on that.
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It also looks to be pretty impressive on low-light shots, improving on earlier Night Sight offerings.
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Consumer confidence rose in August to its highest level since October 2000, improving on July's solid result.
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One such idea was improving on the system bus architecture HyperTransport and creating a new one: Infinity Fabric.
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Bringing the lion back to the park and looking at improving on fencing and other preventative measures. 2.
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China sales fell 26.4% to $220 billion, improving on a drop of 25.53% in the fiscal second quarter.
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But the 4moms magnetic high chair doesn't follow the company's typical pattern of improving on an existing product.
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INF Ketel Marte, on the 15-day disabled list with mononucleosis, was reported to be improving on Friday.
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You try to carry your line forward while improving on it, but there seem to be no rules.
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These apps can provide a virtual tour of an entire store, improving on the traditional online shopping experience.
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It's hard to imagine improving on last week's debate in terms of attack dog politics for either candidate.
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Workers at Tesla's California car factory suffered fewer injuries in 2019, improving on the automaker's historically lackluster safety record.
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Our team is determined to keep improving on safety in partnership with the global aerospace industry and broader community.
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It's a new technique aimed at improving on existing efforts designed to detect these tiny, inconspicuously installed skimming devices.
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In contrast, doctors prescribing medications "off label" are now pinpointing subtle differences and responses, often improving on placebo studies.
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The Wall Street Journal had reported last week that Dell was looking at improving on its tracking stock offer.
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The SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket lifted off for a second time, improving on its first test launch last year.
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"You've got the economy improving on its own, even without tax reform," said Bruce Bittles, chief investment strategist at Baird.
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Edge has been improving on this front, but even small compatibility issues have caused headaches for users along the way.
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Based on the game that appears in The Witcher 3 while improving on it, Gwent exists primarily because of fans.
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Instead of improving on the Normandy, the Tempest builds on its mistakes, repeating them when it's not adding new ones.
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Transit advocates said he must also win over riders by quickly showing concrete gains, especially by improving on-time performance.
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But, by improving on the models of those existing shows, Love Is Blind may just convince people to stick around.
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In actual fact, the world is improving on a number of measures from child mortality rates to global poverty levels.
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We've gathered some of our recommendations that can help with tracking your work, improving on sleep, and taking a mental break.
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If he wins, it will be by improving on Romney's margin with working-class whites or by dramatically boosting their turnout.
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The 2007 championship winner Kimi Raikkonen was fourth fastest for Ferrari in the second session, improving on his fifth placing earlier.
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But there are also things that are improving on an everyday basis, and those are important stories to tell as well.
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U.S. airlines are improving on-time performance and canceling fewer flights — but that doesn't mean passengers aren't still waiting at the airport.
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He has also committed to maintaining better oversight of organization he funds as well as improving on how he vets future investments.
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Like "repeal and replace", the Republican Party's three-word proposal for improving on Obamacare, "Medicare for all" sounds good but is largely meaningless.
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Now, nearly a year later, Spotify is dramatically improving on that deal, adding a Showtime subscription to the offering for no additional charge.
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Thanks to Will and Joel for improving on all the others, especially "Chatty Cathy types," and for coming up with the great title.
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Despite Tesla's well-documented manufacturing issues, there have been signs that the electric-car maker is improving on some of its weak spots.
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Only the man at the center of this cluster of cases has been hospitalized; he was in stable condition and improving on Wednesday.
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Northern China is bracing for a smoggy Christmas weekend, with the air quality forecast to deteriorate again on Saturday before improving on Monday.
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Builder confidence hit a 20-year high in December, and housing starts and building permits are slowly improving on the single-family side.
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The debacle suggests he, instead of improving on Obamacare, is determined to recreate its biggest political weaknesses, and throw in some new ones, too.
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Improving on an effective tax rate of 203 percent Google's UK revenue in 2013, as reported by the BBC, was £3.8 billion ($5.4 billion).
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A worker, on the other hand, rises in value over time by engaging in "learning-by-doing," improving on previous skills and corresponding productivity.
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The reception for "Fallout" was impressive nonetheless, improving on opening-weekend ticket sales for its 64.23 predecessor, "Rogue Nation," even after adjusting for inflation.
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The renamed Toro Rosso, now known as Red Bull's fashion brand AlphaTauri, will also be fancying their chances of improving on last year's sixth.
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Her critique of sexism in politics and her rebuke of "free-car" progressivism were both sharp, improving on an already-strong performance last month.
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Iceland was followed by other Nordic countries such as Norway, Finland and Sweden, with each improving on gender equality in the world of politics.
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In the right circumstances, there's nothing wrong with a minor spec bump, especially when it comes just six months after the device it's improving on.
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The long term story is improving on retail revenue acceleration, and AWS continues to add more dollar share than Azure/GCP combined, despite missing consensus.
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On one hand, it meant that consumers were benefiting from the high level of competition, and this meant that things were improving on all fronts.
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"There is a great need for more research, and there is great enthusiasm across the board to improving on our standard of care," he said.
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The plane is trying to fill a different role than any of its predecessors, rather than simply improving on older versions of the same thing.
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It was only the second flight for what is the most powerful rocket now available on Earth, improving on its spectacular test launch in 2018.
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She has been improving on the tour level, with a win in Bogotá, Colombia, and a berth this spring in the final in Rabat, Morocco.
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If Democrats want to think about improving on their 2018 victories, they should spend their time pondering this new reality rather than reading centrist fanfiction.
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Joe Manchin, who told West Virginia MetroNews last week that he's been talking to her about improving on President Barack Obama's policies in regards to coal.
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She delighted in improving on existing vehicle designs, and gave her trademark Norton M30 a cozy little mechanical hack by adding a supercharger to the engine.
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Once you've done this, you can make sure you're improving on those KPIs against your historical performance, as well as the benchmark universe you've decided on.
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Lyon thinks that the best chance the team has of improving on its finishes is at these crucial race day moments of data download and analysis.
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Whether or not they will is a toss-up, and for now, I'm hoping they just keep releasing (and improving on) highlight packages like this one.
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Mr. Trump leads Ms. Warren, 69 percent to 27 percent, among this broadly defined group of persuadable voters, slightly improving on his margin over Mrs. Clinton.
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The former regarded information technology as a tool for extending and augmenting our intelligence, the latter as a system for replacing and improving on human beings.
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"Despite macro/trade concerns, the demand environment is improving on inflecting cloud data center spending, strong gaming demand, and seasonal PC and smartphone demand," said Sur.
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"As they became more well-known, they gained better access to the latest scholarship," comments Ruggiero, who notes that they were constantly improving on their models.
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The studios' impact on the industry is widespread, from former developers moving into independent ventures, to other studios improving on a formula it modernized and made popular.
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Two mini-mixtapes, 1:11 and 2014:22, followed, each improving on Valee's freewheeling vocal style, with snapping trap beats from ChaseTheMoney, Rio Mac, and Valee' himself.
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While Spinrad acknowledged Trump hasn't proposed cutting research at the Department of Defense, he warned that not expanding and improving on it could be just as harmful.
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"By producing a Q1 valuation, Hammerson is clearly trying to force Klepierre into improving on its initial approach at 0.43 pence," Exane analysts said in a note.
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Just improving on what Obama started would have greatly advanced U.S. interests — a 25-year assurance, with intrusive inspections, that Iran could not suddenly build a bomb.
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In 1994, Super Metroid brought Samus Aran to Nintendo's second home console, carrying forward many of the ideas from the original NES game and improving on them.
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Verstappen also set a race lap record with a one minute 14.260 second effort on lap 60, improving on Mexican Sergio Perez's 2017 best of 1:14.820.
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The new prototypes aim to make it easier for the wearer to move around, improving on the puffy white suits that astronauts have worn on spacewalks for decades.
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Those numbers are both up from last quarter by 1.8 percent, improving on a three-month stretch that saw a slight usage decline in the US and Europe.
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Zume Pizza has its eyes set on disrupting legacy pizza players like Pizza Hut and Domino's by improving on both speed and quality with the help of robots.
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Clinton would have a better chance against the Republican nominee, and that he preferred her more incremental approach to health care by improving on the Affordable Care Act.
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Systems using the ELMo method had immediate benefits, improving on even the latest natural language algorithms by as much as 25 percent — a huge gain for this field.
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Prospects for IPOs was expected to be stronger given that the outlook for oil prices has been improving on persistent economic and political tensions in major producing countries.
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A truck driver who moonlights as an electrician rigged the team's generator into the complex's electrical system and switched on the air-conditioning, improving on Mr. LaBrie's directions.
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When only Democrats are considered, the poll found that Clinton's approach of improving on Obamacare was favored by 54 percent, compared to the 33 percent who favored Sanders' approach.
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Fallen Order, told in a somewhat non-linear, multi-world structure, encourages exploration — and with work benches aplenty, that means ample opportunity to keep improving on your darling sidekick.
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Poland, undoubtedly, is improving on the period when it lost its best strikers — Miroslav Klose and Lukas Podolski — who were persuaded to represent Germany rather than their birth country.
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And they back expanding health care coverage to more Americans and improving on the Affordable Care Act, which allows Americans to purchase federally subsidized health insurance via health exchanges.
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The previous day Fonterra announced that it would lift its payout to farmers in Australia given that global dairy prices were improving on the back of reduced global supply.
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The bank's medium-term profitability prospects are improving on the back of a renewed expansion plan and also thanks to an indemnity provided by NAB for legacy conduct costs.
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Photo by Siena DeCampo Minimalism and disaffected cool go hand-in-hand in music, so you could say Toronto duo Ice Cream are just improving on a winning formula.
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"The ultimate goal of the company is to be the therapeutic leader by best understanding the science and further improving on the types of therapies we have today," he said.
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I think what we just need is a consistent push back on our companies, and we need to continue to see a path for remediating or improving on these tensions.
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Governments participating in the effort committed to improving on five areas: Investing in educational programs, including ones that promote awareness of different types of media and how they influence society.
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For CNN, that almost never occurs lately against Fox News at night, especially with Tucker Carlson actually improving on former cable news queen Megyn Kelly's ratings at 9:00 p.m.
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CEO Morelli said on Friday the bank would look to lower its soured loans to around 10 percent of total lending by 2021, improving on a previous 13 percent target.
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And so you've got the Hong Kong improving on a relative basis, but more importantly, all of the products, which is our lifeline, are being received very well in China.
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The number and type of errors also lets the app create an overall rating, and highlight words or sounds the speaker is improving on, needs help with and so on.
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But in an interview, Mr. Winston, who advises Speaker Paul D. Ryan, warned that the party could not trust public opinion on the law to continue improving on its own.
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While it found "unabated" development progress, with life, health and prosperity improving on average across the world, it also highlighted "persistent gaps" which mean many people are being left behind.
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Kandor still seems to be the only city on Krypton that matters, but the writers are improving on last season's worldbuilding by further examining the impacts of the planet's sophisticated technology.
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On ChromebooksAndroid app support is now rapidly improving on Chromebooks, and you can check out the current list of Chrome OS machines that can run apps from the Play Store here.
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ANZ analysts David Qu and Raymond Yeung said in a note they expected on-year producer prices to continue improving on the back of recovering commodity prices and a low base.
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It'll be invested into the National Positioning Infrastructure Capability (NPIC), to improve accuracy to the sub-decimetre — that's less than 10 centimetres — by improving on-ground infrastructure and data processing models.
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If younger players begin to see women's hockey as a viable career path, with livable wages and a way to keep improving on the ice, that problem may ultimately solve itself.
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By age, for example, Northam crushed Ed Gillespie with younger voters while dramatically improving on Clinton's already large margins — scoring 69 percent of the under 30 vote instead of 54 percent.
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You sort of have to respect the complete lack of any kind of enterprise or creativity that results in improving on the delicious hot dog by putting stale popcorn on it.
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Foreign investors have highlighted the enforcement of contracts as one of their biggest concerns, said the second official, adding that improving on this front would also reduce litigation for the government.
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These moments have become rarer as the series has gone beyond the plot of the uncompleted books and its pace has accelerated (sometimes, to be fair, improving on sluggish source material).
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That being said, the V30 will also have to go some way in improving on the design, which I felt took a step back last year with the big and chunky V20.
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Google is improving on this front, and it's making an effort to make sure users are aware of what is being collected, how it's collected, and what ways it can be deleted.
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Like with fireworks, the combustible pellets are made from various metals and elements so that they burn with different colors, adding to the spectacle, and improving on what Mother Nature can do.
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Improving on those designs, the same researchers have now created a 3D printable, do-it-yourself version of the handheld tractor beam—allowing the maker community to advance the technology even further.
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"We really want to have an eight-to-10-man rotation and we're at seven or eight guys who can play, and we just want to keep improving on that," Hubbard said.
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Google needs to continue that sort of excellence while enhancing the overall photo experience by adding manual settings and more controls to the camera app, while improving on low-light image quality.
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On balance the new USMCA strengthens that partnership in key ways by preserving provisions that work well today, improving on others and establishing new standards that are the best in the world.
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He had always found the depiction of the mouse too indistinct, so he retrieved his paint brushes and set about "improving" on the work of Rubens by making the hazy rodent clearer.
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"I have a lot of weakness in my core, so that's definitely something I'm improving on," said Andreescu, who has also missed significant court time with a stress fracture in her foot.
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Many competitors have also raised money to build systems aimed at improving on the basic concepts laid out by Ethereum, but Mr. Buterin's soft-spoken leadership has so far kept Ethereum ahead.
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Tuesday's dramatic slide in U.S. manufacturing to the weakest level in 10 years generated jarring headlines and spooked the market, but there are signs the sector is improving on a global level.
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Modi and the BJP already have an iron grip over the Lok Sabha after they won a general election last month with a landslide mandate, improving on his massive win in 2014.
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"Greta" updates the genre (people have smartphones now) without improving on it much, though the maniac-mommy twist is an interesting wrinkle, adding a sinister fairy-tale element to the modern setting.
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He convinced three of the company's industrial designers to form Unagi for the purpose of releasing the scooter in the US. "We spent six months massively improving on the legacy design," he said.
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He's smart and savvy, but it isn't long before he's dragged into his city's underbelly to make ends meet, all while improving on his designs as his situation gets more complicated and perilous.
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For my tastes, and for anyone with a fixed budget, the CB-250s are simply a much better choice, retaining the M21s' ruggedness, comfort, and practicality while improving on their sound and cost.
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But one investor who has spoken to the board said it was focused on improving on the current strategy's execution and explaining its success to the market more effectively rather than wholesale change.
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Though Eaton did not beat himself in terms of the world record, he did beat himself in Olympic terms: improving on his winning score of 43 points from the 2012 Games in London.
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I love seeing smaller studios stretch themselves, improving on what they previously made, and Sniper Elite 4 is absolutely the best game in its series, a palpable progression from what came before it.
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But the risk that one could happen, though largely neglected at the moment, is very real — and if it does, it would likely ruin Trump's chances of improving on his predecessor's economic record.
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As FiveThirtyEight's Nate Silver has documented, Clinton excelled in rich suburban districts in 2016, with her vote-margin improving on Obama's by an average of 8 points in the country's most educated districts.
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Creator Eugen Rochko made Mastodon as a way of improving on Twitter's formula; the open-source platform gave users more privacy options, and improved the overall experience with expanded character counts and chronological timelines.
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Shanks said the company was maintaining its forecast of equaling or improving on last year's pretax profit of $10.8 billion, though there were risks to reaching that performance, including a weaker North American market.
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He ended up making three different versions of a 3D-printed violin, each one improving on its predecessor before settling on a design that he was happy to pass off to violinist Rhett Price.
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Krave Jerky served paleo enthusiasts, and Dave's Bread was a godsend to gluten lovers, but both were rewarded with quarter-billion-dollar exits for improving on product categories that are approximately 10,000 years old.
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Though Nyquist appeared to be improving on Tuesday morning, the decision was taken to withdraw the colt from the June 11 Belmont Stakes in New York following the results of his latest blood work.
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Source: CoinDesk "In order to maximize our efforts towards building a suitable service and improving on the issues identified, we have temporarily suspended account creation for new customers of our own volition," bitFlyer said.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea, Feb 19 (Reuters) - Canadian ice dancers Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir set a new short programme world record at the Olympics on Monday, improving on the mark they set last October.
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Finally, many open-source companies find they can also run research and development more efficiently, and save R&D dollars, because a broad community of users is continually iterating and improving on open-source products.
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Using a patient in a vegetative state for 15 years versus someone only in the state for a few months decreases the chance that the authors would have observed the patient improving on his own.
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The airline has pursued Munoz's agenda of rebuilding workers' morale and raising customer satisfaction - lowest among rivals in J.D. Power's 2015 ranking - by striking tentative contract deals and improving on-time performance in his absence.
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"Sudan suggested the report as a way of improving on the existing cooperation and as a contribution to the Khartoum [interregional] Process," an initiative to fight human trafficking between the Horn of Africa and Europe.
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The only way to know that you have a real business is to start with an already existing customer, so you should build your company by improving on recognizable products already offered by successful competitors.
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"We are always adding more brands, and improving on features like displaying ethical retailers close by, improving personalization, and adding ratings for cosmetics and personal care products," Good On You's founder, Sandra Capponi, told Refinery29.
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Aurelius now aims to get the Supreme Court to declare the Puerto Rico oversight board unconstitutional, in the hope of improving on its offer to the territory's creditors of 35-45 cents on the dollar.
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And though these new developments are years away from going to market, they point to a future where humanity will have control over memory—conquering dementia and PTSD, perhaps even improving on healthy memory function.
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The new AK-12, based on the company's AK-400 prototype, reportedly addresses previous concerns around full automatic fire and production costs while improving on some of the more desirable features of the previous model.
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The computers sitting in AVs are essentially in the business of learning and improving on what a good human driver would do, write Ajay Agrawal, Joshua Gans and Avi Goldfarb in their new book, "Prediction Machines".
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But despite the downturn, Sotheby's net income increased to $89 million, or $1.52 a share, during the past three months, improving on the $67.6 million, or 96 cents, it made in the second quarter of 2015.
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"As for the discussion on when ECB should decide on recalibration of quantitative easing: the economy is improving, on the other hand the euro exchange rate is getting stronger," Makuch told a news conference on Tuesday.
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That doesn't translate into magic, but in terms of improving on the original, giving the stars some reasonably good material to play and delivering action within its PG parameters, "Mistress of Evil" pretty much threads the needle.
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"We start improving on the offensive end – I've been doing this (coaching in the NBA) a long time – it seems like when the ball starts going in, the (defense drops off)," Orlando coach Frank Vogel told reporters.
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Even some Democrats should support a health/tax package that doesn't favor the rich and maximizes market forces in healthcare while improving on Obamacare's support for the individual market and distributing healthcare subsidies fairly across the population.
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"Though contributions from domestic demand will remain sluggish, government expenditure likely continued steady due to supplementary budget, while contributions from net exports were seen improving on slowing imports," said Lee Sang-jae, economist at Eugene Investment & Securities.
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Some of that is happening, for sure, but I think there's a recognition that there's more to be gained by improving on what's already in iOS than introducing featuers that become more and more niche year after year.
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Mr. McCaleb had gotten out of Mt. Gox relatively early and emerged mostly unscathed, allowing him to create Ripple, a cryptocurrency that was aimed at improving on Bitcoin by eliminating the arduous process of mining, among other things.
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The removal of Mr. al-Falih appears to indicate dissatisfaction on the part of the Saudi leadership with oil prices, but analysts say that Prince Abdulaziz will have a difficult time improving on the performance of his predecessor.
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Few of his compatriots back home had much clue about luge, or many of the other winter sports, said Lien, but he is determined to raise their profile while improving on his 39th placing at the Sochi Games.
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LONDON, July 14 (Reuters) - European shares climbed to a three-week high on Thursday, led by commodities-related stocks, with sentiment improving on expectations that the Bank of England will cut rates later in the day to spur growth.
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LONDON/MOSCOW, May 9 (Reuters) - Russian oil quality from the Baltic port of Ust-Luga was improving on Thursday but still not good enough for refiners in Europe, with required standards expected only by May 11, trading sources said.
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The gunman from the nearby town of Uster had stormed into the Islamic center near the main train station in Switzerland's financial capital and opened fire on people praying, wounding three men, whose condition was said to be improving on Tuesday.
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"We know that the public holds us to the highest standards, and we will continue to strive to live up to those expectations as we have throughout our history, constantly improving on what we do and how we do it."
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The XP-1 pod used the company's magnetic levitation (or mag-lev) propulsion system to hit a top speed of 13 mph, traveling a total of 1,433 feet, exponentially improving on the first test's 69 mph and 315 foot marks.
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Some of the gains in performance are certainly thanks to more data and more computing power, but they're also driven by powerful recent innovations in the field — as we'd expect if AI as a field is improving on all fronts.
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The 1070 Ti also has a base clock speed of 1607MHz (improving on the 1070's base speed of 1506MHz), which can be boosted to 1683MHz (the same top speed as the 1070), and has 5493GB GDDR5 of onboard memory (like the 1070).
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Mattel really surprised people when it introduced the View-Master Virtual Reality and showed off what a high-quality product the cutesy retro headset was, now the company has seen its success and is improving on the design with the Viewer DLX.
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The R-rated Lionsgate series has grown remarkably more powerful with each installment: "John Wick: Chapter 23" had $22 million in initial ticket sales in 2000, improving on the $22 million that "John Wick" collected over its first three days in 2014.
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John DeFore (The Hollywood Reporter) But instead of improving on the original's visualization of the liminal state between life and death, director Niels Arden Oplev turns the conceit into just another excuse for rote haunting, making this Flatliners often indistinguishable from its 2017 thriller peers.
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The release, initially announced in March and currently on its second (and mostly stable) beta, brings new features like an improved notification shade and split-screen multitasking to the mobile OS, while also improving on features like Doze that came with Marshmallow last year.
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You might have left bits and pieces of Mech-and-Warrior scattered all over the deserts of Smithon but in the end you got a fat paycheck and fresh gear that went a long way to replacing your losses and improving on what you had.
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Hall, who holed a string of great putts, had five birdies in a 21 to maintain high hopes of improving on last year's tie for third and become the first British winner since Catriona Matthew of Scotland triumphed at Royal Lytham nine years ago.
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"There's so many places where they're pedaling harder than we are, improving on Obama's machine, and that could put them over the top in the end," said David Kochel, a GOP operative in Des Moines and a former senior staffer to Jeb Bush's presidential campaign.
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The company reported a 218 percent rise in full-price sales in the three months ended July 21, improving on a 20.7514 percent fall in its first quarter, which followed its warning in March that 2016 could be its toughest year since 2008 as consumer spending deteriorated.
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But the recovery is real: they played out the game of the World Cup in a 34-35 loss against Australia (where they were cruelly robbed of a semi place by a blatantly incorrect decision) and now can look forward to improving on a Six Nations record that is becoming increasingly comical.
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He ended the week with five golds and a silver, improving on his tally in London four years ago when he came away with four golds - half his tally in Beijing in 224.07 - and felt he had failed to do himself full justice, prompting him to come back from retirement in 20.02.
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ET, ACC Network ABOUT GEORGIA TECH (17-13, 8-9 ACC): While acknowledging his team still has some work to do — improving on a 43-7 ACC road mark with a win Saturday would be a big step — in Pastner's mind the Yellow Jackets already should have secured their ticket to the Big Dance.
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You may remember Scotty Allen, a former software engineer who managed to build his own iPhone 6S out of recycled and spare parts from Shenzhen's famous phone markets, but his latest project takes things a step further by not just replicating Apple's most recent smartphone, but arguably improving on it by adding back a 3.5mm headphone jack.
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"As nice as it is to be the Masters champion ... I need to keep improving on every aspect of my game and focus on the week that we are (in) right now because it's easy to start thinking about what happened a month ago and things like that," said Garcia, who is the defending champion this week.
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"Other countries and malign actors are now adapting and improving on Russia's methodology, notably including China which now runs disinformation campaigns and influence operations in Taiwan, Australia, and other neighboring countries and is working to acquire information technology assets and data sets across Asia, Europe, and the United States," Nuland told the committee during her opening remarks.
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Democrats outperformed again in Arizona's special election on Tuesday, with the losing Democratic candidate still improving on Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's 2016 showing in the district by 15 points.
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Obviously there's no improving on perfection, so Escape the Fate keep the familiar "ba-da-ba-ba-baaaa-ba-ba-ba-ba-da-badabadaaaa," adding some heavier instrumentation around it and sticking a percussion-shaped rocket under the arse of the chorus which, I'm sure you'll agree, at least triples its potential for drunk yelling (surely like, 90 percent of the reason these compilations exist).
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The two take little jabs at each other in lyrics and interviews, but one senses that any friction only serves to boost the case of Tory Lanez, whose biggest hit to date, "Say It," is a garish, blatant ripoff of Brownstone's 1994 smash "If You Love Me." Being post-Drake is no crime — plenty of artists are — but improving on the titan's moves takes both flair and gumption.
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Specifically, improving on the patient experience has worked out well for One Medical, a venture-backed, tech-driven chain of 70 clinics that has become one of the largest independent groups in the U.S. (It's also reportedly prepping an IPO.) Little wonder that one individual participant in Tend's new funding is Tom Lee, the physician who created One Medical in 2007 and led it as CEO until 2017.
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