But, he adds, when successful iterations in those media like Between Two Ferns or Awkward Black Girl moved to more "grown-up" media, that leveling-up—leveling-over?
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Now, some Democrats are leveling the same charge at Trump.
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Leveling has also been made easier with less experience needed.
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This suggests that the prospects of future leveling are poor.
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Now she is leveling serious accusations against the influential researcher.
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Leveling up in Final Fantasy XV is an unusual process.
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Taking shortcuts, they say, is just leveling the playing field.
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So you ostensibly have a much easier time leveling up.
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But the crux is in the phrasing itself: leveling up.
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"There's been a leveling of the playing field," Gutz said.
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Leveling many adjacent properties attracts developers to build new subdivisions.
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It's a novel about the pleasure of leveling up. Literally.
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More completed quests means faster leveling andmore access to chests.
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But leveling with the American people can mean different things.
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Policymakers should focus on leveling playing field for underserved consumers.
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"(The bill) is leveling the ground for everybody," Babis said.
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Still, an undeniable leveling is occurring in women's college basketball.
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A soldier emerges from behind a jeep, leveling his rifle.
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When the glaze caramelizes, it's like leveling up on umami.
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They were going to be forces of a democratic leveling.
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Federer then dropped his serve in turn, leveling the match.
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And there are signs the numbers could be leveling off.
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The degree's coursework was, in other words, a leveling force.
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A presidential debate, by its nature, has a leveling effect.
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How do we come close to leveling the playing field?
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Leveling to 99 in the first reactor is pointless and meaningless.
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So for me, freedom is just about leveling the playing field.
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The blast engulfed the home in massive flames before leveling it.
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"Growth in wages clearly leveling out," Indeed economist Martha Gimbel tweeted.
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Kill everyone in sight, leveling yourself up rapidly in the process?
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"So what we're doing, we're leveling the playing field," he said.
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Meanwhile, vehicular deaths are leveling off after years of troubling upticks.
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Demand, however, remained strong, and now the supply is leveling off.
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Blispay is "really focused on leveling the playing field," he said.
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Leveling the playing field would be especially helpful for small businesses.
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The smartphone was a leveling force, eliminating the Republicans' comparative advantage.
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CryptoFighters CryptoFighters also involves buying, leveling up, fighting, and selling tokens.
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"Technology is leveling the business playing field for women," she said.
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On leveling up, various licenses are stamped with jagged, unusual patterns.
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He talks about the leveling experience of being in the military.
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He recognized that technology and globalization were leveling the playing field.
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"I'm basking in nothing," he said, leveling his famously penetrating gaze.
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With time and being knocked down, there's a certain leveling that happens.
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But we're not short on people talking about leveling the playing field.
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Pro-democracy and pro-establishment lawmakers alike are leveling criticism at Lam.
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The show's endless leveling up rarely seems to pay meaningful narrative dividends.
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We&aposre at the table with China about leveling out trade imbalances.
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That&aposs what I call real girl power leveling the playing field.
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In my department we're discouraged to talk about leveling, what we make.
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They can do it by unveiling new issues and leveling unexpected attacks.
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Doping could be seen as a way of leveling this playing field.
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There's also something pretty cool at play in terms of leveling-up.
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These bills would take a big step toward leveling the playing field.
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Both men and women are capable of leveling false but damaging allegations.
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Delta remains 100% committed to leveling the playing field in international aviation.
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CNN: What does the future look like for Leveling the Playing Field?
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To donate to Leveling the Playing Field click the CrowdRise widget below.
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We will likely see an initial pop and then a leveling off.
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At some point in time there's got to be a leveling off.
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You're leveling up, but the climb to the top is never easy.
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Prominent Democrats said it was the equivalent to leveling an "assassination threat."
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" The story notes his "stance of defiance" and "leveling distortions and falsehoods.
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The new twist on leveling means that's less of an issue now.
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I love philosophy and spirituality and leveling-up books and science books.
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The idea of leveling the playing field extends beyond college and debt.
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Its vocal refrains serve as reminders of the leveling power of sorrow.
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Hospitalization rates are leveling off, but the figures presage high death rates.
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Emphasis is not an exclusion, but it is not a leveling, either.
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Recent data indicate job gains for blacks may already be leveling off.
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Maximize on your Lucky Eggs and Incense to help with Trainer leveling!
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Evening winds drove the fire through several neighborhoods leveling homes in its path.
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The Q2 lull is the perfect time to start leveling up your skills.
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I only figured out leveling after a friend ran through it for me.
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After the report, shares jumped as much as 7 percent before leveling off.
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Vaping related illnesses are leveling out or declining, but nobody knows why, yet.
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It is also likely that rates could surge even higher before leveling off.
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It should be the ideal platform for leveling up Wolverine wherever you are.
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We just hope that leveling up our IRL relationships ever proves this exciting.
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"DON VOYAGE!" it read, calling Trump "toast" after leveling the insult at McCain.
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MediFor started in 2016 when the agency saw the fakery game leveling up.
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So Twitter may have, for now, found a sort of leveling-off point.
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In leveling critique at publishers, I don't even walk away scot-free myself.
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Humans cannot live on leveling alone: they need a little R&R too.
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Check out the Leveling the Playing Field website and see how to help.
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What I see in these photos is a leveling of the playing field.
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This debate showcased both candidates leveling their strongest attacks at each other. Mrs.
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The logs provide adequate leveling for the home, which sits on a hill.
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Bledsoe hit four 3-pointers during that spurt, individually leveling the knockout blow.
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" It is gratifying, she said, that "the effort is leveling the playing field.
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Was leveling down the price she had to pay to hold a majority?
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The game has great graphics and sophisticated options for leveling up your characters.
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"You can make a case for leveling the playing field," Mr. Gapen said.
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Maybe you like an RPG with a sophisticated leveling system to fiddle with.
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United States Steel stock rose 2 percent in extended trading before leveling out.
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You're working hard at leveling the playing field for women in the workplace.
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Here's a 12-pack of Wobble Wedges Leveling Shims, on sale today for $6.57.
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This kind of leveling of the playing field creates fertile conditions for startup creation.
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"Facetime is a big factor in leveling the playing field for me," Matlin explained.
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Buying the Battle Pass opens up a separate leveling ladder for players to climb.
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They know much consumers enjoy leveling up, like gaining more followers or getting likes.
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I've spent way too many hours leveling up my Spitfire and overusing my cannons.
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Saving for the Future will help ensure that we're leveling the economic playing field.
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The talking points may favor Sanders and his platform of leveling the economic field.
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Leveling charges during an election campaign could be seen as interfering in the process.
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There's no leveling up, no fancy skills to unlock, and no work to do.
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They set fire to schools, churches, libraries, and movie theaters, leveling entire city blocks.
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First, "populism is a result of all ... enforced leveling and homogenization," thanks to globalization.
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In attacking the monastery, the Islamic State was not simply leveling a holy place.
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Socialist revolutions are pretty much a no-brainer—they're obviously a violent leveling force.
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In fact, even leveling is a mix of fascinating and frustrating in Romancing SaGa.
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Buttigieg, meanwhile, is leveling-up his attention-getting skills by launching some signature feuds.
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But there are common leveling methods that every basic Pokémon Go player should know.
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Murder rose 23 percent nationally between 3.63 and 2016 before leveling off in 2017.
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"We're encouraging all of these employers to deploy these up-leveling skills," Hsu says.
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This leveling of the playing field has clear benefits to honest fishermen and businesses.
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Adam Schiff of California, responded to the news by leveling a now familiar charge.
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We need to make leveling the playing field for women in tech a reality.
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Her second primary focus is leveling the playing field for the plant-based alternatives.
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"The leveling off is largely due to affordability — there's an affordability threshold that's being reached."
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Nadal rifled a two-fisted backhand just long to hand the leveling set to Thiem.
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Your reward for filling in the record book and leveling up as you go: emblems.
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So even leveling it off and having flat is a serious accomplishment relative to trade.
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Today, that number is 2000 percent, and the trend shows no sign of leveling off.
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It was quite the step in online security, and now it's leveling up on Kickstarter.
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The per-capita drop is also leveling off, as the tax's sticker shock wears off.
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Others, like Bruce LeVell of Georgia, put their faith in the leveling force of business.
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Second, our analysis recognized that the rate of leveling up slows down as players progress.
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Cruz and Rubio have spent recent days leveling a dizzying array of charges against Trump.
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"Growth in wages [is] clearly leveling out," Indeed economist Martha Gimbel said earlier this month.
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In the cage, ring or on the mats, the fight game is exacting, exhausting, leveling.
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Most importantly, Google is changing how it rewards points and how its leveling system works.
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Trump's interest in corruption is typically limited to leveling the accusation against his political opponents.
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They also believe that leveling the playing field should be a legitimate goal of reform.
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She had reportedly been leveling bags of ice when a bag fell on her wrist.
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Leveling the playing field between different kinds of productivity-enhancing investments has three major benefits.
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Today, the prevalence of overweight and obesity in Amsterdam is leveling off, the report said.
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The leveling up mechanics are easy to follow, and the gatcha system is relatively simple.
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Hurricane Jeanne hit Gonaïves, killing 3,000 and leveling the flood-prone city, in the northwest.
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A few days ago, I criticized Hillary Clinton for not leveling with the American people.
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By then, Democrats had long been leveling a barrage of criticism over his dual role.
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Then began a frightening rise that has only recently shown some signs of leveling off.
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But enough gamblers have been burned this season to question whether playing fields are leveling.
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I see [her plan] as leveling things a little bit, which I think is fine.
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The attacks the candidates are leveling at each other are becoming more and more personal.
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In leveling this attack, the president and Mr. Spicer made a series of false statements.
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Here's a chart illustrating the potential leveling off from growth investment strategies relative to value.
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Analysts suggest there are a few reasons college tuition hikes appear to be leveling off.
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They weren't laying plans to deal fentanyl; more likely they were leveling up in Fortnite.
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"The big question is: How far will they go toward leveling the playing field?" he said.
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"Factory output is in the trend toward leveling off," said Takeshi Minami at Norinchukin Research Institute.
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Either those leveling charges of racism against Sessions don't know these things or they don't care.
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But the Obama administration wanted to go farther in leveling the playing field for all farmers.
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Meanwhile, ivory prices are plummeting, meaning the primary driver of poaching — consumer demand — is leveling off.
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It feels like this — not pressure, but the 'next leveling' of your ability as a writer.
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Sunday's giant tornado tore through Alabama's Lee County, leveling homes and ripping trees from the ground.
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So giving a boost to the domestic industry therefore means leveling broad tariffs that affect allies.
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There is now built-in horizon leveling and more options for music, text, and video templates.
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Two, Zuckerberg presents Facebook specifically and social media more generally as a leveling force in democracies.
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Consumer discretionary has had decent sales growth thanks to autos, but that is now leveling off.
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"Real strength is leveling with the American people and making it clear we will defeat ISIS."
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Because top-level players couldn't advance any further, their rate of leveling up was essentially zero.
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Ordering units, managing resources and leveling up characters are all easily recreated in cardboard and plastic.
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You've probably used leveling tools before on your smartphone to salvage pictures taken at awkward angles.
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"As a result, Databerries is leveling the playing field between pure ecommerce and brick and mortar."
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And like her voice, Dacus is a leveling presence whose steady orbit I'm gratefully brought into.
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He said leveling harsh punishment on Saudi Arabia would alienate a key ally in the region.
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Legal scholars and critics raised concerns about the governor leveling accusations of irregularities without providing evidence.
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However, the brand also enjoys "leveling the playing field" with its "much larger competitors," Kane said.
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Kvitova fought back in the second set and won 10 straight points before leveling the match.
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Leveling off, he spotted six more Japanese planes ahead of him and quickly closed the gap.
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Principles are all well and good, but death has a way of leveling the playing field.
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I want to hold myself close to the leveling experience and just lose myself in it.
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The average student's debt load is leveling off, a new analysis of federal loan data shows.
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"It's art," he said after a long pause, leveling a stony gaze in his spacious kitchen.
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Sales of iPhones, following a global trend for smartphones, have been leveling off for several years.
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SK: But this is where I come back to my point about leveling the playing field.
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The report documents how global carbon emissions may be leveling out, despite continued global economic growth.
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Another is that sound settings (voice enhancement, volume leveling) are handled through Roku's on-screen menus.
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Bruce, Holt and Wayne each won one Super Bowl, leveling the playing field in that regard.
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"Broke Millennial Takes on Investing: A Beginner's Guide to Leveling Up Your Money" by Erin Lowry
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I looked at this race and I thought, no one is leveling with the American people.
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"It looks like we're going through a plateau and the market is leveling off," he said.
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The lower the LDL, the lower the risk, with no leveling off of the linear relationship.
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Financial regulation and antitrust are central to Ms. Warren's proposals for leveling the economic playing field.
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Pyongyang could use those weapons to strike Seoul, around 80 miles away, leveling much of the city.
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Leveling up requires using currency that is distinct from the currency you can buy for unlocking characters.
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"He seems intent on leveling the playing field in overseas markets and that's good," says one person.
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A leveling narrative on North Korea has always favored the North Koreans at the expense of Trump.
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The 2014 Roland Garros finalist saved a break point in the opening game before leveling the match.
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And when I speak with black women at Google I hear story after story about under-leveling.
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In Sekiro, you cannot increase your health bar—or any stat—by defeating enemies and leveling up.
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It changed the landscape for online gaming with its magically sticky player leveling and weapon/gear unlocks.
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It's another nod to Modern Warfare, where leveling up meant everything for your Create-a-Class loadouts.
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The second quarter included a flagrant-foul charge against Green for leveling LeBron James on a fastbreak.
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Advanced Micro Devices Inc expected this week that there will be some leveling off of cryptocurrency demand.
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Forget the perks, leveling up, and other peripherals that Call of Duty popularized over the last decade.
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"I think you're seeing a leveling out," said Dottie Herman, chief executive of Douglas Elliman Real Estate.
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He accused Macron on Monday of leveling "unreasonable and gratuitous attacks on the Amazon," according to CNN.
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Outside of the new features, little tweaks and hero changes, the only notable change is leveling speed.
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The introduction immediately lifted sales by a high-single digit percentage rate before leveling off, Chipotle said.
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"We felt like we were in a video game, leveling up through all the obstacles," Rupp said.
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On his quest to level 999, people would track him down and screw with his leveling progress.
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His contempt is so one-note and all-encompassing that it produces a measure of narrative leveling.
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But support appears to be leveling off after a high-water mark of 39% in early February.
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But he vowed to help them by shredding regulations and leveling the playing field with foreign countries.
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Along with these major league efforts, the administration is successfully leveling the regulatory playing field for employers.
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By leveling the playing field, American companies will be able to hire more workers and increase wages.
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What you really want is that sweet spot of fulfilling combat paired with a coherent leveling system.
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Unlike XP-based leveling — where the 20,000 XP you need to earn for your next level can come from any number of sources — Merits are tied to specific achievements, like leveling up your gun or surviving the evac phase of a losing match a certain number of times.
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After hitting bottom in 2012, home prices took off dramatically before leveling off a bit in mid-2014.
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Make kissing even more of a turn-on by leveling up and adding French kissing to your repertoire.
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The Serb fell 4-1 behind and could only break back once, Sock leveling for one-set all.
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The EU is currently leveling antitrust charges against Google, and German regulators have begun looking into Facebook's practices.
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The study wasn't designed to identify why hip fracture rates are leveling off instead of continuing to decline.
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Leveling up gives you the ability to access a wider range of helpful items and more powerful Pokemon.
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Not only that, the decline doesn't seem to be leveling off, so the trend is likely to continue.
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The building's one remaining facade was shorn of eagles and ornament yesterday, preparatory to leveling the last wall.
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But forecasts for GDP growth this year suggest a leveling off, whereas Sentix would imply a significant jump.
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He said Qualcomm was not focused on damages, but on leveling the playing field for everyone in China.
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Not one specific woman or girl — I believe in leveling the playing field for all women and girls.
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In a separate analysis, Wong controlled for the seasonal pattern by leveling out expected month-to-month changes.
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The numbers are still too high, but at least they appear to be leveling off, if slightly declining.
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The beginning of an answer can be gleaned by reading her work as a kind of leveling machine.
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You do this with tokens you earn from encounters, leveling, and challenges, so you get a steady trickle.
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The IMF projects the country's economy to shrink by 3.3 percent this year before leveling off in 2017.
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Halep was suffering though and Ostapenko broke to love before leveling the match with a sublime forehand winner.
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Around 248:2180 pm local time, Israeli warplanes launched missiles into the building, leveling it to the ground.
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That is why the speed of leveling up, rather than the level itself, measures performance in our study.
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Horizon features leveling up, and crafting, and a large open world, but this is not a "hard" RPG.
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To get started, Vento wrote up formulas and projected leveling curves before delving into the actual modding itself.
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For weeks Christie has been leveling attacks at Rubio in his town halls around New Hampshire and Iowa.
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Developing the courage to do something outside of your comfort zone is a sign that you're leveling up.
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Academy President Cheryl Boone Isaacs drove the issue home be reaffirming the organization's commitment to leveling the field.
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At a time when equality is so lacking in Hollywood, every push toward leveling the playing field matters.
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They were doozies, with Florence devastating the Carolinas and Virginia and Michael leveling parts of the Florida Panhandle.
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Which leads to a second question, have prior American presidents been successful in leveling the market with China?
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The Democratic victory in Virginia sets the stage for leveling the redistricting playing field that's so advantaged Republicans.
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As I wandered the wastes, I got a handle on real-time V.A.T.S. and the new leveling system.
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Both printers have auto-leveling and scanning systems to ensure each printed object is exactly like every other.
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Earnest accused Trump of leveling the allegation to distract from the attention being given to the Russia issue.
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Easy Souls farming for your early leveling Farming Souls is an integral part of the Dark Souls experience.
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Leveling up is a combination of skill, luck, and being in the right place at the right time.
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In one instance, the United Nations is leveling a hilly area allocated by the government to relocate refugees.
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You have to grind through the leveling-up of bad dates and endless swiping to actually have intercourse.
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The monthly C.D.C. numbers suggest that deaths might have begun leveling off by the end of the year.
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The increasingly bitter trade dispute worsened on Friday, with both sides leveling more tariffs on each other's exports.
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Does the evidence show that your respective approaches work in leveling the playing field for men and women?
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The competition has also had a leveling effect; "state shopping" is no longer a tactic of the megarich.
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Boucher said the Senators' game plan had involved leveling as many shots against Lundqvist as they could muster.
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"We've tried to think about up-leveling the quality and dignity of independent work," Mr. West told me.
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"We've tried to think about up-leveling the quality and dignity of independent work," Mr. West told me.
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By leveling up, at the very least you get the heated seat, and I guarantee you'll like that.
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His leveling off last year lines up with the Eagles having lost right tackle Lane Johnson to suspension.
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The clashes have been highly contentious, with the police and demonstrators leveling accusations of violence at each other.
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Leveling up gives you more tools to play with, but you want to get better at the game.
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There are robust protections in federal law against the kind of harassment Trump is leveling at the whistleblower.
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Enthusiasm for radical leveling is whistling out of the hard-left fringe and blossoming into a mainstream mood.
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Monthly rental rates are "leveling off right now, because a lot more are coming on line," Mr. Benaim said.
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Mr. Lindholm sets about leveling out our expectations early, after an opening patrol sequence steeped in angst and blood.
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Shoplifting may be leveling off, researchers found, but there is no sign of a decline in thefts from vehicles.
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In one of his favorite challenge runs, Lobos beat Dark Souls without healing, leveling up, or warping between levels.
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Removing these barriers to make period products more affordable is a crucial first step toward leveling the playing field.
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California wildfires Several large wildfires exploded in size yesterday in California, leveling buildings and escalating an already dire situation.
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Even small-scale sellers can distribute their goods to large number of buyers, leveling the playing field for operators.
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And they were upset about that and wanted to do their part in leveling the field for these women.
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After leveling off between 2014 and 2016, global carbon dioxide emissions increased by an estimated 2 percent this year.
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Image: AppleIn Photos, you can use the Touch Bar to access quick edit features like rotate and leveling controls.
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That year began a five-year leveling off in defense spending — a key part of the economy in Virginia.
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We are focused on leveling the playing field and unleashing innovation to create more jobs in the United States.
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They have set a precedent in the payments industry by leveling the playing field for all types of businesses.
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The chance encounters, the temporary leveling out of London's social stratum, and the easy excuse for all-day booze.
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Meanwhile, given Yahoo's 35 percent stake in the company, its shares dropped more than 5 percent before leveling off.
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Andy takes great pride in his earthen floors, and will enthusiastically talk about the monumental task of leveling it.
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Once you strip away the leveling up, the story, and the, uh, racing, The Crew suddenly becomes really evocative.
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But, Shapovalov showed initiative in a scrappy second set, breaking to go 3-1 and then leveling the contest.
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Tomorrow's income inequalities are already sown, but they can be tamped down by leveling the playing field among children.
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More than 40 people were killed when Irma tore through several Caribbean islands, knocking down trees and leveling buildings.
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Kellow chaired the National Coal Council's 2015 study on Leveling the Playing Field for Carbon Capture and Storage Technology.
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Republican members of the House Judiciary Committee have a history of leveling unfounded accusations of bias against technology companies.
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Rare engravings are unlocked via quests, but some show up just as a result of leveling up and exploring.
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BULGARIA 4, LUXEMBOURG 3 Luxembourg lost at Bulgaria after leading in the second half and leveling in stoppage time.
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Fortunately, you gain new gear from leveling, chests, and shops pretty regularly, which augments the loadout you begin with.
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And this doesn't have to be solely a Republican effort – leveling the playing field should be a bipartisan goal.
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Additional improvements include faster print start up and refined build plate leveling, the process of calibrating a 3D printer.
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You can get caught up in the mystery of that storytelling, of that leveling up, of that efficient routing.
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Matt Yglesias: I think Bush's problem leveling that attack earlier was he didn't have any larger point to make.
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Traffic deaths are dropping slightly After years of troubling upticks, traffic deaths in the US are finally leveling off.
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The price of leveling an unequal social order is often the resentment of people whose power has been diminished.
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The Economist Michael O'Sullivan argues in his new book "The Leveling: What's Next After Globalization" that globalization is dead.
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Flexport is on the tip of the tongue as software eats the world, with antiquated sectors suddenly leveling up.
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She saved break points to extend her lead to 3-1 and then 5-1 before leveling the match.
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China, Russia, Iran, North Korea and other countries pose grave threats, and advanced technology is leveling the playing field.
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China, Russia, Iran, North Korea and other countries pose grave threats, and advanced technology is leveling the playing field.
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And it's certainly easy to think that Trump might not be leveling with us about how this went down.
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You could tame "familiars" to aid your effort, leveling up beside Oliver; but these are absent from the sequel.
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One way to conceptualize this is as a critique of the cultural leveling brought about by advanced global capitalism.
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There are increasing signs that wage growth is leveling off, the BoE said, although the labor market remained tight.
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Indeed, Letters for Olson is in many ways an attempt to engage with those leveling such criticisms against Olson.
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Like today's gamblers, colonial Americans turned to lotteries in the hopes that the government could provide services without leveling taxes.
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Roku TV models will also receive the Automatic Volume Leveling feature that arrived to Roku players in Roku OS 9.
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The left alleged that the candidate himself was a racist, leveling the same charge against his advisers and campaign staff.
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After leveling off at 37,000 feet, the plane started slightly gaining and losing altitude, according to flight tracking site FlightAware.com.
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There is a great deal of precedent for leveling additional, complementary charges at executives alongside those aimed at the company.
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After leveling out, the plane essentially become a glider without a massive set of wings to keep it safely aloft.
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Bill Flores (R, TX) just characterized this as "leveling the playing field" between ISPs and content companies (eg Verizon vs.
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Exposing them to life outside the den and teaching them by doing helps to fuel the whole leveling up process.
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Hurricane Irma provoked a massive evacuation of Florida after leveling islands in the Caribbean and killing more than 20 people.
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There is also no guarantee that this leveling off cases will lead to a drop in the number of cases.
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And so we shouldn't be surprised that after a decade of rapid growth, Apple's revenue and profits are leveling off.
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On second thought, maybe leveling up to double-platinum fame means having an assistant who does those things for you?
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At the time that the current compliance policy was enforced, in 2017, e-cigarette use among youth was leveling off.
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And the fact of this is that if you look at any indicator, things are leveling out for the Republicans.
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But now a democratic socialist writer is leveling with voters, telling them that actually, yes, they want to topple capitalism.
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But he called it "an unreasonable standard" to demand absolute proof of fraud before leveling a claim against a voter.
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But that's part of why "Click Clack" is so endearing—it's tremulous, leveling stuff no matter what you're listening on.
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It's not like I'm fundamentally opposed to "leveling up" in games, and just thinking about Fantasy Life reduces my stress.
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Like many luxury markets, south Florida is leveling off after declines last year, said Jonathan Miller, president of Miller Samuel.
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On what island did a magnitude-6.4 earthquake strike last weekend, killing dozens of people and leveling an apartment building?
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The leveling out of the consumer loan demand is fully in tune with that subdued mood in the corporate sector.
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I watched the weekly reset happen on Tuesday and took note of how those weekly shifts influence your leveling game.
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But it's reasonable to believe that sales are leveling off now, as the most enthusiastic early adopters get their headsets.
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So, even if President Trump may not be concerned about leveling the playing field for defendants, he is a pragmatist.
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He estimated that oil prices could climb another 10 percent before leveling off, aided by reimposed U.S. sanctions on Iran.
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Apple's iPhone sales leveling off isn't a sign of impending doom for the smartphone market, the iPhone, or Apple itself.
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So we have to keep leveling up, and - to use a hockey term - figure out where the puck is going.
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Khachanov roared back to win 12 of the first 17 points of the second set on his way to leveling.
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" Ryan emphasized that the bill was aimed at "getting rid of loopholes for special interests and leveling the playing field.
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Yet Xtandi's domestic sales are leveling off, with growth running at an 11 percent annual rate in the second quarter.
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But leveling the playing field for 51 million Koreans and creating more grassroots growth will take a lot more work.
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But leveling up was always going to cost money, challenging the Conservative Party's fiscal rules aimed at limiting budget deficits.
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Data streams off each machine, every second, providing measurements that include vibration, leveling, braking, temperature, door openings and cargo weight.
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Some experts say leveling up on some of these will improve your job satisfaction more than initial enthusiasm ever will.
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They believe that a society of human equals means a sociological leveling that will flatten culture and bring about decline.
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After throwing a shutout against the Giants, he lasted six innings in leveling the Yankees in the Bronx on Tuesday.
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In Florida, a Jeb Bush-appointed judge scolded Scott for leveling baseless allegations, as Sahil Kapur of Bloomberg News notes.
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We all indulge our desire for adventure somehow, whether it's spending the weekend hiking, partying, or power-leveling in Destiny.
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It killed six people and caused about $3 billion in damage, leveling more than 1,400 homes and damaging about 0003,000.
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For many men, this is not a leveling of the playing field, but a plundering of what was rightly theirs.
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Public health experts are essentially united about the importance of leveling with the public, no matter how scary the information.
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China praises virus response In China, promising signs have emerged of a potential leveling off in the rate of infection.
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Leveling the playing field for U.S. companies will require Congress to translate today's bipartisanship on China policy into concrete action.
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You can keep playing Fortnite without participating in the season, and leveling up still gets you an assortment of goodies.
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With these changes, parliamentary elections in 2019 can ensure a first step toward leveling the playing field for the opposition.
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When there were stringent campaign spending limits, you might credibly argue that access to advertising was an important leveling force.
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Trump has repeatedly derided the media as dishonest, leveling claims that reporters fabricate stories in order to undermine his presidency.
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All this is to say that it was hard to take Republican lawmakers seriously when they were leveling such criticism.
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The coronavirus "2nd derivative [is] leveling out," Bank of America research analyst Shaun Kelley said in a note to clients.
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Provisional government data for the first four months of 2018, too, shows a slight leveling off of drug overdose deaths.
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Officials restricted access to its historic center, awakening grim memories of the leveling of the hilltop town of Amatrice in August.
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Meanwhile, the used equipment market appears to be leveling off, fueling the company's more optimistic outlook for the current fiscal year.
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It's a fun mission that's been stuck in "Year 1" territory, meaning Bungie never updated it for the latest leveling game.
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Tied together by sticky leveling systems and some absolutely stunning art design, Persona 5 is my personal favorite in April's lineup.
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First came the leveling of cities, which left tens of thousands dead or injured, and hundreds of thousands homeless and displaced.
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The pass tends to come with a leveling system that goes from one to 100, with free rewards for every tier.
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I mean, with all the whole supposedly leveling tech revolution, fewer companies now run America than did before the tech revolution.
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He finally converted a break point at his eighth attempt to lead 5-3, leveling the match with a backhand winner.
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For the next 200 days, the star dimmed more rapidly, its total stellar flux dropping by 2 percent before leveling off.
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We made the decision to continue driving and get away from what we thought would be the leveling of Las Vegas.
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But middle-aged and elderly mice have a less active endocannabinoid system, so the weed might just be leveling them out.
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But just as our emotions were leveling out after all the newness, Rihanna announced an entire new collection for the holidays.
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It features a self-cleaning nozzle and a self-leveling tray so you're always ready to print with no prep required.
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Because if we want the machines to run our homes instead of leveling them, we have to train them up right.
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Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart, Karen Gillan, and Jack Black are leveling up for the latest Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle trailer.
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We believed that the power of data could be harnessed for smarter book publishing, leveling the playing field for indie authors.
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The end result was four deaths, 249 people receiving significant radiation exposure, and the Brazilian government leveling several houses for safety.
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For one, Kabam's developers realized Chinese gamers were more interested in collecting and leveling up the characters than fighting with them.
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The height will be calculated using a combination of geodetic data received from three mechanisms: leveling instrument, gravity meter and GPS.
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We cannot continue to sweep this under the rug or wait until just before inauguration day before leveling with the public.
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As with past free weekends, any leveling progress you make and loot you unlock will be permanently tied to your Battle.
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And one of his earliest visions is that of a destroyer coming to Earth and leveling us, as is everyone's fear.
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Only a partial leveling in the rate of decline in commercial work stopped the index as a whole hitting fresh lows.
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But a drop from 25.8 percent to a leveling off to 23 percent still leaves almost quarter of the workforce unemployed.
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These tariffs are a crucial part of the Trump administration's effort to increase global economic competition by leveling the playing field.
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In that sense, these aren't the opening shots in a trade war, but a long-overdue leveling of the playing field.
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Despite the "leveling" effect of a VAT, the imposition of a VAT would be a noticeable tax increase borne by consumers.
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If Democrats want to stand by their ideals of leveling the playing field then they can start by paying their interns.
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I've been leveling up by taking on work from any Tom, Dave or Harry that I strike up a conversation with.
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Something that's noteworthy is all the charges Trump isn't leveling against Amazon — a company that's been controversial for a long time.
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The project will introduce advanced technologies such as laser land leveling and high-efficiency irrigation, according to the ADB press release.
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Leveling up gets more expensive with each new stat point purchased, and enemies along the High Wall just aren't that lucrative.
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The Rainbow/Push Coalition, Jackson's organization, focuses on leveling the economic and educational playing field to protect and attain civil rights.
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Leveling violence and harm, and ignoring socio-historical context, risks undermining the voices of victims of the worst abuse and oppression.
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If, as she reports, the wealthy have debilitating anxiety surrounding their wealth, why not help them by leveling the playing field?
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Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi of Iraq called the leveling of the mosque a final act of depravity for the group.
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Coronavirus cases had seemed to be leveling off, but then new numbers showed the largest one-day increase recorded so far.
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You're known for being mature and responsible, but now you're leveling up in terms of boundaries and authenticity in your relationships.
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The number of people living with diabetes continues to rise even as the incidence rate for the disease is leveling off.
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After years of serving as our obedient couch and bed consumption companions, tablets are now leveling up with productivity-driven features.
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Smaller operators would also welcome the leveling of a playing field that is currently tilted heavily in favor of bigger players.
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More fittingly, if applied to everyone, "they" would complete the leveling-up progress of equal dignity that "you" started centuries ago.
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Since then, the authorities have waged an extensive crackdown on Islamists, arresting and detaining thousands and leveling harsh sentences against them.
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Overcoming these hurdles could mean the difference between solar leveling off as a niche technology and solar taking over the world.
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The intelligent self-leveling rear suspension keeps the back end of the car in check even when it's loaded with stuff.
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That said, he's critical of democracy because he thinks of it is a leveling device, as a rejection of natural hierarchies.
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Experience means that they're leveling up, and if they're a higher level then it is harder for your team to win.
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Conservative commentator Mike Cernovich is a Bannon ally and has been a vocal critic of McMaster, even leveling personal attacks against him.
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As you get above level 20, you're likely to find that there just aren't enough story missions to keep leveling you up.
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StarCraft is alluring to AI researchers for more than just the fun of commanding weapons like the building-leveling Yamato plasma cannon.
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The latest surveillance data from the CDC, released Thursday, indicates that rates of flu-related cases, hospitalizations, and deaths are leveling off.
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After securely leveling it off with the ground, fill the vault with phones, wallets, speakers, and anything else you wouldn't want stolen.
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Fortnite offers just v-bucks, and those can be earned by buying the $10-per-season battle pass subscription and leveling up.
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A spark in those conditions can erupt into a fast-moving tornado of flames, leveling anything or anyone caught in its path.
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So immediately I began training and leveling my character — a priest — to level 50, only to be irked by her insufficient damage.
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There's a small but very real possibility that, one day, a city-leveling (or even: planet-obliterating) asteroid could hit the planet.
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Mount St. Helens erupted on May 18, 1980, sending a massive plume of ash into the sky and leveling the surrounding forests.
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Gulf Coast and West Coast consumption growth also shows signs of leveling off or slowing after accelerating for much of last year.
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The leveling Darboven performs though endless repetition and by grouping disparate items, images and words together, forces everything included to be equal.
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There are some signs case numbers in the North Kivu city of Beni may be leveling off, but WHO experts are cautious.
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But his visit to Flint was marred in controversy after the church's pastor interrupted Trump to keep him from leveling political attacks.
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She's also widely regarded -- and also widely mocked -- as the leveling or moderating force in her father's life and on his politics.
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Along with new content, World of Warcraft is improving how some of its leveling systems work before the expansion even comes out.
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While the wage hike may still be damaging to restaurants' ability to thrive in New York, it starts leveling the playing field.
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They experience overall reductions in healthcare spending by 0.8 percent per year, leveling out to a 4 percent drop after year five.
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The key to character progression is that it's not really the hero leveling up but his equipment, most importantly his exo suit.
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But, after months of machinations and negotiations, PowerPoint presentations and strategic "buckets," their odds of leveling the longtime bogeyman are growing longer.
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The former is where combat, character leveling, and Persona acquisition happen; the latter is where you gather useful resources and maintain relationships.
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" The senator also released a policy post on Medium last week that focused on "leveling the playing field for America's family farmers.
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On the positive side, domestic orders remained strong and a long spell of sharply higher input prices appears to be leveling off.
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According to The New York Times, Haley's claim peeved the president, who reportedly wasn't planning on leveling any new sanctions against Russia.
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But when he and his father started leveling the ground and removing shrubs this summer, they made an unexpected and macabre discovery.
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All of this would be in line with President Trump's strong commitment to leveling the playing field for American businesses operating abroad.
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The result was a decline in the native birthrate that, given time, would have meant a leveling off of the U.S. population.
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"We're simply leveling the playing field, treating them the way that they have been treating us for over 30 years," Ferriola said.
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It has Automatic Bed Leveling which means you to start any print pretty quickly without having to adjust the previous bed manually.
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If he succeeds in imposing peace in Syria, even at the cost of leveling Aleppo, he will try to legitimize his victory.
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The man leveling the accusations, Jay Alix, is a retired turnaround expert who has made it his personal mission to harry McKinsey.
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A more difficult issue to solve — one that critics say Google often mismanages for women — is a human resources concept called leveling.
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And I cannot explain the action of leveling, Why it should all boil down to one Uniform substance, a magma of interiors.
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Fans are gearing up for some kind of Super-Saiyan-y leveling up of the conflict: Drake gotta fight pusha T pic.twitter.
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Tittle, whose leveling by a Pittsburgh Steelers lineman in a 1964 game was captured in a memorable photo, retired after that season.
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But the daily increase in cases in China appears to be leveling off, suggesting that the outbreak could be reaching its peak.
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Staying in Paris would advance the president's priorities not only by creating jobs, but also by leveling the playing field in trade.
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However, an investor may want extra protection if founders push for higher valuations at a time when the market is leveling off.
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The southern and central U.S. was pounded with rain and fierce winds over the weekend, leveling homes, uprooting trees and demolishing cars.
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"I love philosophy and spirituality and leveling-up books and science books," says Gonzalez, who reveals that he doesn't read sports books.
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"Some progress has been made in leveling the playing field, but a lot more work needs to be done," Mr. Woloz said.
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Like in any good dungeon crawler, the goal is to find a pathway through an increasingly dangerous space while steadily leveling up.
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According to the company&aposs website, LendingClub is committed to leveling the playing field so everyone can access a better financial future.
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"Things have calmed down, we still have some flooding going on, but rivers are leveling up and water is receding," Getter said.
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Last year saw the rise of the Basic Witch, but this year is all about leveling up to full on blood sacrifice.
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Part of this is driven by Trump himself, his incessant lying, his propagating of conspiracy theories and his leveling of false charges.
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I mean, quite frankly, even when he's leveling his insults at me he has to read them from a piece of paper.
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" • "A more difficult issue to solve — one that critics say Google often mismanages for women — is a human resources concept called leveling.
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TAPPER: I mean, I just find it hard to believe that Mr. Trump would want to start leveling accusations about people's marriages.
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By the eighth round Gomez's face was puffing up, leveling out his features so that he came more to resemble a cantaloupe.
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"Here you're going to play with four players, and this is going to be the highest difficulty [while you're leveling up]," he said.
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Suarez Navarro wasn't finished, though, pulling within one point of leveling the set at 5-5 before Sabalenka took the final three points.
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As of Saturday morning, the Woolsey Fire has traveled 254,211 acres, CalFire reported, leveling 836 buildings and taking the lives of 3 people.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission under President Donald Trump has moved away from the practice of leveling huge monetary penalties against corporations.
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Challenging is a great source of gear and resources for your post-230 leveling needs, but it's not meant to be tackled solo.
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"It's important for us to be thinking about this, because it's clearly not a trend that seems to be leveling off," he said.
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Even the leveling and the rules of combat, unclear as they are at first, become sticky as you get the hang of them.
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"We have lost all confidence in the impartiality and integrity of our criminal justice system," the petition states, leveling sharp criticism at Schmack.
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But the only way to earn scrap is to open Apex Packs, which, again, can only be bought or earned by leveling up.
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STEM education is about more than just leveling the playing field for women — there simply aren't enough men to fill the growing workforce.
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Leveling up gets you cosmetic unlocks like weapon skins and character emotes that are otherwise only available via real-money purchases in-game.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said the new tariffs are aimed at modifying China's behavior and leveling the playing field for U.S. companies there.
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On the positive side, presenters at SOCAP offered a wealth of solutions that funders can easily implement to begin leveling the playing field.
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"Over time, we see much more of a leveling of the playing field than we've seen in the last few years ," Rodger said.
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When he finally wields it, the seismic effect is on the magnitude of Thor's hammer, leveling enemies with plenty of sound and fury.
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As you play, you earn points — Governor Titles — that can be spent on obtaining new Governors or leveling up any you already have.
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The latest bout of deadly wildfires in California has been raging for a week, taking at least 40 lives and leveling entire neighborhoods.
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Trump has also threatened to slap tariffs on Chinese products to show Beijing that Washington is serious about leveling the field on trade.
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"Many academics fully embrace third-party litigation funding as leveling the playing field," said Nora Freeman Engstrom, a professor at Stanford Law School.
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Others will probably treat it like Pokémon Go with a TSwift twist, leveling up and amassing new Taymoji as quickly as they can.
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As the deadline approaches, Republicans are seeking to cast doubt on the election process, and Democrats are leveling increasingly heated charges in return.
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"We're rescinding unfair burdens on America's energy providers and leveling the playing field to help keep energy prices affordable and encourage," he said.
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Buttigieg has shown himself to be a prolific fundraiser and skilled debater, but his support in the polls appears to be leveling off.
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The chore of collecting every little extra would be so much less painful when the uncovering of them meant leveling entire city blocks.
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The SMOVE team "is comprised of design experts and makers of unmanned aerial vehicles" who built gimbals and self-leveling systems for flight.
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There's a leveling of the playing field, in a way, and I think that's why the landscape is starting to change so much.
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Three Coalition personnel were killed by rocket fire in Iraq, prompting CENTCOM to retaliate, leveling Kataib Hezbollah facilities and possibly killing their personnel.
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The Trump administration proudly celebrates and protects that dignity and strength through steadfast commitment to leveling the playing field, for workers and employers.
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"It's the second year we're finding these real strong works by women that are kind of leveling the playing field," Ms. Villaseñor said.
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Shaq wasted no time firing back ... leveling a direct physical threat at the Warriors big man that had ZERO of O'Neal's trademark levity.
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Demographer Wolfram Lutz has characterized the UN's model as the "population explosion" model (even though it projects a leveling off and declining population).
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But these recent trends in both rentals and sales are largely driven by the leveling off of the high-end, new development market.
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So the opposite of false objectivity should be analytical rigor and leveling with the reader and letting the reader know what you know.
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More than 80 percent of my foundation's resources go to greater New York, leveling the playing field to the extent that I can.
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"I firmly believe that it's a huge stride in leveling the playing field," said Jason Patton, owner of Oz Music in Tuscaloosa, Ala.
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The decision also reflects warnings from public health officials that the virus will spread more widely in the United States before leveling off.
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At some dance companies, a program devoted to works by women might feel like an obligation, a dutiful leveling of the playing field.
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Patrick: Yeah, it tracked you were doing but it didn't have, but you weren't like leveling up a character related to your exercise.
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"Independent of load, we can change the leveling of the vehicle, and give a good compromise between ride and comfort," Mr. Böcking said.
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Indiana's economy has since performed better than the national average, with GDP growth reaching more than 4 percent in 2014 before leveling off.
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But Mr. Greenwald's reporting enraged President Bolsonaro, who had been leveling threats against the journalist for months before the complaint issued on Tuesday.
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Biden has done no sit-down interviews with traditional broadcast media outlets since Trump began leveling his attacks on the Bidens regarding Ukraine.
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The resulting flood surged through the city on Saturday, carrying tons of debris, leveling houses and sweeping away cars and even large trucks.
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Not leveling the playing field would be a big missed opportunity and would open the reform process to retaining other special interest provisions.
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One of my favorite new features is horizon leveling, which helps correct videos where the camera's position would otherwise make the clip unusable.
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It's a space "designed to look beyond obstacles and get into action, up-leveling, and changing our trajectory," Heath shared with Business Insider.
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Nationally, the number of deaths and injuries linked to a vaping disease have declined from their peak and appear to be leveling off.
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You'll get one for winning a match, another for earning a "Good Performance" badge and more for leveling up whatever you have equipped.
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But the rankings, released on a monthly basis by a company called NewsWhip, which measures activity on social networks, represented a brutal leveling.
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California has a long history of implementing energy efficiency standards, encouraging innovation and leveling the playing field in the nation's biggest statewide market.
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"In many places one has to pay for land, for resettlement of people or preparing and leveling land and building roads," he said.
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Debra Aho Williamson, principal analyst with eMarketer, called the surprise leveling off "a positive sign" for the company after a prolonged user decline.
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"We're simply leveling the playing field, treating them the way that they have been treating us for over 30 years," he told Cramer.
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A vacuum Trump has repeatedly made the unfounded claim that Taylor was a "Never Trumper," first leveling the charge in an October tweet.
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Taken together, some of the recent studies on autism suggest that diagnosis rates may be leveling off after steadily climbing for years, researchers say.
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Lawmakers in Pennsylvania passed a bill last year requiring internet retailers to charge and collect sales tax, leveling the playing field for physical stores.
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The next step, called "leveling low," will see the device moved as closely to the Martian surface as possible for optimal data gathering results.
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It still hasn't been given back This is not to say the government hasn't made significant strides in leveling the playing field, he added.
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"Ex-Im bank plays an important role in supporting American competitiveness and U.S. manufacturing by leveling the playing field for manufacturers and their suppliers."
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He said a leveling of demand also is due to the state becoming more of a services-oriented economy rather than manufacturing-based economy.
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The Federal Trade Commission is also weighing the possibility of leveling a major fine on Facebook for violating user privacy, according to multiple reports.
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It's not perfect, and it's not for everyone, but the service has done a pretty decent job leveling the playing field for many users.
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And housing market growth is leveling off in most places — and even starting to slump in previously hot markets like San Francisco and Seattle.
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By leveling up, you'll unlock exclusive rewards that can only be earned through the Event Pass, and not purchased via the in-game store.
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Mladenovic recovered from an early break in the second to move ahead 5-3 before ultimately leveling the match 7-4 in the tiebreak.
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CNBC spoke with three different New York-based brokerage arms that agreed the drop was leveling off and leasing activity was picking back up.
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This, despite the droplets of leveling to which smartphone apologists endlessly point while promising that interconnectivity will bring inequality to light as never before.
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The Chinese government, he realized, was leveling charges against Kevin Garratt that were almost a mirror image of the US charges against Su Bin.
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After losing the first set tamely, Osaka earned a decisive break to go up 4-2 in the second set before leveling the match.
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The coloured indicators serve as a way to increase the user's motivation by increasing the pleasure they received from leveling up till the end.
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The White House forecasts show the pace of growth edging down to 2.9 percent in 2025, then leveling off at 2.8 percent through 2029.
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"At the end of the day most of these regulations are about leveling the playing field," Blue Bird Group CFO Daniel Phua told CNBC.
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I'm all for better low-light performance, but at the same time, there are other ways to go about leveling up the camera, too.
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Aside from the Girl Power Trip there's the newly launched Gulmakai Network, an effort to "speed up progress" on leveling the education playing field.
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Almost every part of "Rise of Iron" combines old and new Destiny, from its weapons, to its leveling system, to its new patrol area.
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The ratio of listings to households is hovering near a mid-1980s low, according to Moody's Analytics, and home construction has started leveling off.
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Despite me being horrible at leveling and managing my in-game money, I still liked the game a lot and played it pretty often.
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But Roosevelt has found that a message of "leveling the playing field" polls much better with voters of color and the white working class.
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It hovered over the country's northwestern islands for nearly two days, leveling towns and bringing a wall of water up to 23 feet high.
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He was too preoccupied with leveling the playing field with Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal to think about outclassing the field to this degree.
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Reports coming out of the conflict have been highly contested, with law enforcement officials and protesters leveling substantive accusations of violence at each other.
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Investment in hardware has been strong over the last 18 months, but the rate of investment growth is leveling off as the sector matures.
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Today, the pair have applied their club-leveling craft once again on a remix of Tiga's recently revealed "Planet E" collaboration with Hudson Mohawke.
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Use in corn was trending downward even before the introduction of G.M. crops, but then nearly doubled from 22025 to 214, before leveling off.
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There are a lot of Syrian refugees out there, and the number of highly skilled immigrant admissions has kind of been leveling off anyway.
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Meanwhile, Washington and Beijing remain locked in a trade dispute that has involved the leveling of tariffs and has roiled the world's financial markets.
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If the issue persists, you can go to human resources, but do so in the spirit of seeking input, not just leveling a grievance.
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However, the major increase in the number of deaths and cases of the coronavirus appears to dash hopes that the outbreak was leveling off.
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In the film, we see Tubman leading hundreds of black troops, leveling a rifle at her Confederate enemies as plantations burn in the background.
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With inflation rebounding and economic growth leveling off at a relatively stable pace, the ECB has been gradually removing crisis-fighting stimulus for months.
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With inflation rebounding and economic growth leveling-off at a relatively stable pace, the ECB has been gradually removing crisis-fighting stimulus for months.
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That is a lower increase than the previous day, suggesting that the spread of the virus may be leveling off in the central province.
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Blueface didn't waste time leveling a threat against Tekashi ... suggesting he'd unleash his muscle on the snitch if they ever see him in Tinseltown.
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On the other hand, despite the film's success, and the leveling-up it brought to Lopez's career, The Wedding Planner was a wasted opportunity.
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In most games I've played, winning—or reaching the optimal end state—is a function of leveling up to the point of near imperviousness.
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The company's shares jumped by about 2.5% in morning trading before leveling off to close up by just over 1% at $36.65 a share.
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But bulls say that's changing as American production shows signs of leveling out and recent declines in U.S. inventories point to market re-balancing.
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They are justifiably angry about the liberal bias in the press, but I believe social media is leveling the playing field in their favor.
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Chief among the policy recommendations is setting a similar tax rate on cannabis sales as a means of leveling the market across the region.
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You can also toggle through different volume modes, which include automatic volume leveling to highlight dialogue and a night mode that also adjusts the bass.
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The item meant to keep Pokémon from leveling up has been sitting in Ash's backpack, unintentionally keeping him 10 for the past 20 years.8.
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"I want to get rid of the grinding," Chandra says, borrowing a term from gaming jargon that describes the repetitive gameplay necessary for leveling up.
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Capital invested looks to be leveling out, with $5 billion funneled into global real estate tech startups in 2017 and $4.65 billion invested last year.
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Maybe that seems like a ridiculous solution; and the truth is, "leveling the playing" field for men would probably be much more complicated than that.
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The decision sparked concerns among some on Wall Street, where many fear sales of the iPhone, a critical product for Apple, may be leveling off.
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The Russians pivoted from political negotiations to leveling Aleppo because "they were never serious about anything more than the appearance of negotiations," the official added.
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There is literally a mechanic in the game that involves leveling up your language ability so that you can decipher the writing on ancient monuments.
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HUNTER HILL, GEORGIA CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR: Well, I appreciate you coming on, at least taking responsibility for the attacks you have been leveling against me.
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A sad realization of growing up is that leveling up from a futon to a couch is expensive — leather ones are $1,500 at the cheapest.
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Coming back to Warmind, the big problem with a new addition like Escalation Protocol is it exposes the artificial leveling caps for what they are.
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LONDON — Irish film director John Carney publicly apologized to Keira Knightley after leveling some harsh criticism at the Begin Again actress in a recent interview.
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It also follows the ups and downs that come with navigating high school — and those ups and downs also include getting high and leveling out.
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Progress is the opening of doors and the leveling of opportunity, the augmentation of the whole human species and the protection of other species besides.
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"This pizzeria used to serve delicious pizza but, there was a huge and leveling explosion that occurred today," one after-the-fact Yelp reviewer wrote.
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The air in the flasks shows that the concentration of methane in the atmosphere had been steadily rising since 1983, before leveling off around 503.
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In aggregate, they reveal a process of leveling these icons to human status — these men went on vacation, spent time with their families, and slept.
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The two men have clashed publicly with Trump in the past, with Boehner, in particular, leveling harsh criticism against his former party since leaving office.
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It was the most emotional moment in a show that revealed Mr. Morrison as a versatile, hard-driving musical frontiersman leveling the territory separating genres.
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That could mean a demand to stop further extrajudicial killings, rape, hate speech, or leveling of the homes where Rohingya once lived in Rakhine State.
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In 2015, the pollution from fossil fuels that drives climate change appeared to be leveling off, a sign that emissions might drop in coming year.
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And he angered the nominee after Gingrich appeared on Fox News and scolded Trump for leveling "inexcusable" attacks on U.S. District Court Judge Gonzalo Curiel.
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The CEO of a startup that's raised $216 million is leveling the playing field between salaried and hourly workers — and she considers it good business
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The logs, which date back to mid-July 6900, show Manafort and a television host named "Sean" leveling repeated attacks on Mueller's team of prosecutors.
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Trump advisers, for their part, said Mr. Trump was simply leveling with the American people after eight years of mushy national security policy from Mrs.
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Publicly, Putin has remained on the sidelines while the two men wage a war of words by news release leveling allegations of treachery and incompetence.
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The game is based on triggers, whether it be a conversation, quest completion, or leveling status, but you never know what will change or where.
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This suggests to me that growth is leveling off as the category matures, investors get smarter about initial bets and we learn who can execute.
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This is happening amid a dip and leveling off of ebooks for Hachette — so they definitely want to look like they are growing in digital.
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A rather conservative analysis of Crunchbase data suggests that, over the past decade or so, exit multiples were on the rise before leveling off somewhat.
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The one truck a week, one truck a month, one truck a day, small businesses and really empowering them, leveling the playing field for them.
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Gallup's data has always been a bit hinky, and it is almost certainly wrong about the leveling of the uninsured rate, as we explain below.
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This was consistent with much of the work I'd done up until then and aligned with my principles about leveling the playing field in politics.
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On Tuesday, protests erupted in rebel-held parts of Aleppo, with angry, hungry residents leveling accusations of corruption against those in charge of aid distribution.
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He expressed gratitude to Mr. Trump for getting his job back and for what he said was a leveling of the playing field with China.
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But the conduct that so unsettled Mr. Tran was not something the bank had previously been accused of; he was alone in leveling the accusations.
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Social media works by leveling and ripping bits of life from their contexts as a form of entertainment or news — the more outrageous, the better.
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President Donald Trump has aggressively used sanctions since taking office, leveling them against US foes and even threatening to use them against partners and allies.
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The increasingly bitter trade war between the world's two largest economies sharply escalated on Friday, with both sides leveling more tariffs on each other's exports.
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"For those who are committed to the idea of leveling the playing field with law enforcement and the citizenry, it's a big blow," he said.
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While the details of Mr. Trump's agreement have yet to be unveiled, it is not expected to include a full leveling of the playing field.
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Since then, however, online sales have declined by 18 percent compared with the Tuesday peak, leveling out to the same pace as before the ad.
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Furthermore, students' share of tuition, which grew rapidly after the financial crisis, may finally be leveling, according to the State Higher Education Executive Officers Association.
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It was 2014, and the exchange marked the first time someone in my life had used Venmo for charitable, as opposed to debt-leveling, purposes.
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After the coronavirus infection rate seemed to be leveling off earlier this week, the number of deaths and infections suddenly skyrocketed, setting a daily record.
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Iran deflects criticism of its egregious human rights record by leveling the charge of hypocrisy at its chief critics in the United States and Europe.
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There's some good news in changing public discourse and the leveling of salaries at entry level jobs — but there's still a long way to go.
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Startups and legacy players talk of leveling the playing field for all users regardless of whether they can afford a share of highly-priced stocks.
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But the American fought back in the second, leveling the set at 3-3 and 4-4 before the pain made it difficult to continue.
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After years of huge growth in people joining their platforms, Facebook and Twitter are leveling off: Twitter lost 9 million daily active users last quarter.
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Furthermore, EarthRoamer optimized it for off-roading by giving it 46-inch wheels, rear air suspension with shocks, hydraulic leveling, a winch, and LED lights.
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"This is not 'game over' for me, but instead 'leveling up' to more time with my wife, family and friends," he said in a statement.
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But West has been leveling this criticism against US policy, wrapping it all in the mantle of what he views as white supremacy, for years.
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Fresh off Hulk Hogan's $140 million courtroom victory against Gawker Media in March, the retired pro wrestler is leveling another legal challenge at the company.
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"Anybody who says we are not absolutely better off today than we were just seven years ago — they're not leveling with you," he said in February.
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I think the critiques that he has leveled are critiques that many Democrats, including other contenders for the nomination, are leveling at this time, as well.
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A shallow 6.3 magnitude earthquake devastated the South Island's Canterbury region in 2011, resulting in nearly 200 deaths and leveling Christchurch, the country's second largest city.
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There are few feelings like witnessing an artist you've watched grow seize the opportunity of a lifetime; you can vicariously feel the joy of leveling up.
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The decision came in response to eight women leveling accusations of sexual harassment and abuse against famed pastry chef Johnny Iuzzini, one of the shows' judges.
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The world is projected to add another 4 billion people by 2100, with population probably leveling off soon after that at 11 or 12 billion people.
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Cases of vaping-related lung illness appear to be leveling off or declining, an official with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said Friday.
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ISIS had destroyed more than two dozen priceless cultural heritage sites under Baghdadi, leveling mosques, temples, libraries, statues, and other structures with bulldozers, explosives, and hammers.
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This holistic design is further enhanced by the game's wonderful take on a leveling system, where basically everything you do generates orbs that enhance your ability.
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By day, she worked as a family counselor; by night, she was engrossed in her virtual world, leveling up her characters and maxing out their stats.
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Grete Eliassen and Billie Jean King, president and founder (respectively) of Women Sports Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to leveling the playing field for girls in sports.
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Leveling through Zuldazar, Voldun, and Nazmir in Zandalar was a lot of fun, with twists and turns and genuinely entertaining quests popping up along the way.
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The report dovetails with the latest Douglas Elliman rental report for October, which showed New York City rent prices leveling off and inventory on the rise.
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"Anybody who says we are not absolutely better off today than we were just seven years ago — they're not leveling with you," Obama said in February.
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Leveling-up your army of goblins and archers took time and daily maintenance, but Facebook hits like Farmville had already trained the audience to expect that.
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For the LGBT community, it is an important step in leveling the playing field at a time when investment opportunities and financial stability remains a struggle.
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A degree still entails becoming an expert in things like load, leveling, tension, and stress—and students are expected to learn hand-drafting and model construction.
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The goal, then, should be to make it easier for U.S. businesses to bring their goods to consumers abroad, further leveling the international trade playing field.
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Among the findings: Experts said the 2015 increase was tied to an unexpected leveling off in the death rate from the nation's leading killer, heart disease.
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After several years of steady declines, annual cases of the mosquito-borne disease are leveling off, the World Health Organization's 2018 malaria report showed in November.
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Lending growth is also showing signs of leveling off, suggesting that banks may be struggling to pass on some of the ECB's ultra-loose policy measures.
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Every business must find its own set of tools for leveling the playing field, but the end result is the same: a high level of trust.
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But in general, Republicans have been careful about leveling criticism at Trump and instead have turned the conversation to overhauling the tax code and slashing regulations.
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Through it all, music was the leveling force, playing a role in the necessary healing that began to take place almost instantaneously after that shocking day.
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However, considering how important leveling the trade playing field with China is to President Trump's political message, I am not expecting that to happen anytime soon.
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But court decisions prevent these systems from providing public funding support for Congressional candidates, or "leveling up" to compete effectively with wealthy or outside-funded candidates.
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"Going a little deeper on energy and leveling the playing field a little bit is probably the right step to take at this point," he said.
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In 1982, Mr. Assad's father and predecessor, Hafez, suppressed the violent Muslim Brotherhood uprising by leveling much of the city, killing tens of thousands of people.
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The imposition of sales tax on remote sellers, including Amazon's third-party sellers, might help in-state retailers by leveling the playing field with online competitors.
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But leveling the actual "crazy" accusation is not the role of the narrator in this ad from New Day for America, the "super PAC" supporting Gov.
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Democratic pollster Nancy Zdunkewicz on Monday said voters are OK with candidates saying they'll raise taxes, as long as it's presented as leveling the playing field.
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I really like the weapon leveling system and I can't wait to get my hands on this Pixelizer I've heard about, which changes enemies into pixels.
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And so when that sort of equation started to even out and the playing field was leveling out, now I didn't have the advantage so much.
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It seems to be leveling off to some extent, and as a result, the drug overdose deaths are more prominent in the overall picture of mortality.
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In an economy where the rich get richer and everyone else gets left behind, a $15 minimum wage is essential to begin leveling the playing field.
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Trump surely knows that with the United States out, the treaty might die – and with it this leveling of the playing field – a gift for Beijing.
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Leveling the playing field, allowing smaller teams a chance to compete against wealthy manufacturers, and keeping traditional races on the calendar are high on the agenda.
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But these new figures can help to illustrate where this massive mobile hit may end up leveling off, now that all the hype is winding down.
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Weakness is often a function of what you can afford—equipment costs money, after all, and leveling it up means racking up the credit card debt.
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Part of the focus on Myanmar's actions has been its practice of razing whole Rohingya villages and leveling the landscape, in essence trying to erase history.
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In 2007, Call of Duty 22017: Modern Warfare introduced a leveling system to the series' popular multiplayer modes, and with this came unlockable weapons and attachments.
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"The divisions that luxury hotels impose is anathema within the context of the dignified, fundamental, leveling principles that are the very basis of Hajj," states Mater.
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Several used the phrase "leveling the playing field" to describe how their shared gender would allow them to focus more on the ideological differences between them.
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Originally released in 1999, Final Fantasy VIII showcases a growth spurt in Square's catalog: motion capture CGI, realistic in-game character proportions, a new leveling system.
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It's no secret that Republicans often excite their base by taking shots at the media, leveling accusations of bias against newspapers, cable news channels, and Hollywood.
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According to the lead author, Joyce C. Abma, a demographer with the agency, sexual activity among teenagers declined sharply in the 297s, leveling off in 217.
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In these hearings, neither party is favored, and by leveling the procedural playing field, Title IX makes it more likely that students will report sexual violence.
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Thanks in part to smartphones, which make it easier for people to make simple videos, there is "some leveling of the playing field," Mr. Sandick said.
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A reduction of the present 35 percent corporate tax rate to 20 percent is a huge step forward in leveling the playing field of international competition.
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At least 293 people died when an earthquake struck central Italy early last Wednesday, leveling towns, villages and hamlets in the mountainous heart of the country.
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The bounce-back in commodity prices that fueled much of the 13.3-percent rally in S&P 500 index from its February lows is leveling off.
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The storm made landfall here in the coastal city of Rockport, ripping away roofs, leveling palm trees and road signs, and turning ranch land into lakes.
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Since Taylor's testimony, Trump has repeatedly made the unfounded claim that the former ambassador is a "Never Trumper," first leveling the charge in an October tweet.
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Now that municipalities have either loosened the rules, leveling the playing field for Uber and its competitors, or simply clamped down, the arbitrage trick is up.
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Besides leveling the playing field to give poorer schools the boost they need, it also provides for much needed growth and development of the students enrolled.
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By afternoon, the market was in a mini panic attack, and stocks collapsed, turning the Dow's 21 point into a 13 point loss, before leveling off.
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US officials have asked Iraq for help in reining in Iran-backed paramilitary forces that have been leveling attacks on US military bases on Iraqi soil.
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Countless acres have been burned to cinders, killing people and livestock, leveling a whole town, destroying centenarian trees as well as newer woodlands meant for export.
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Goldman Sachs warned this month that oil prices could fall below $40 a barrel if investors do not see evidence that U.S. production is leveling off.
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It provoked bipartisan outrage from some of President Donald Trump's greatest allies in Congress, and it had the U.S. on the verge of leveling punishing sanctions.
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There is something undeniably satisfying about witnessing a demolition — a house of cards toppling, the leveling of a fire-ravaged edifice, or even watching an action movie.
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Polls have jumped up and down in the past few months, from the post-convention bump each candidate got to their leveling out a few weeks later.
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Not leveling off "I wouldn't make too much of this," said Dr. H. Gilbert Welch, a professor at the Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice.
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Our goal this year is to continue leveling the playing field for all innovators so that everyone has the opportunity to realize the impact of their work.
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The president sparked a firestorm on Saturday by leveling an unsubstantiated claim against his predecessor, suggesting Obama ordered surveillance on his residence at New York's Trump Tower.
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People love getting points, going on quests, and leveling up, and these strategies have been applied to everything from wellness and weight loss to recruiting and training.
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But in 2003, a rocket intended for orbit exploded on the site's launchpad during some ground tests, killing 21 people nearby and leveling the pad's launch tower.
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That's reflected in the statistics, which show that incarceration rates were climbing rapidly before the 1994 crime law and actually started leveling off a few years after.
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While the expansion kicks off with heavy references and scenes of this war, leveling through the Horde side of the new content it barely came up again.
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They come with an auto-leveling system that adjusts the beams based on the pitch of the car and automatically dim when they detect an oncoming car.
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Whereas, with tech, I think a lot of our culture has bought into the idea that there are these figures of emancipation, and liberation, and social leveling.
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But this season, Epic included two superhero skins that can only be upgraded by playing the game, performing challenges, and leveling up using in-game experience points.
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Leveling even one character up to 35 will take some time — at least a few days of moderate play (or one day of super-efficient, heavy play).
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The PC market still appears to be leveling out after six years of decline, and following signs earlier this year that it could grow again in 2018.
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It really is the first new mechanic that gives people motivation to keep playing, to keep leveling up pokémon, to continue to get out and be active.
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President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, 1944-45 FDR's public career was, in a sense, a case of less-than-leveling with the American public about his health issues.
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The report made no recommendation of leveling any charges against Comey, but it gave both Democrats and Republicans plenty of ammunition to criticize him and the FBI.
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This leveling off is a cause for concern because those who remain uninsured may be harder to reach or generally less inclined to buy into the program.
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Messi was banned from international duty for three months and fined $50,000 after leveling accusations of "corruption" at South American soccer chiefs during last month's Copa America.
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So with every passing year, men's sperm count dropped by about 218 percent "with no evidence of a 'leveling off' in recent years," the study authors warned.
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I feel like there are a lot of guys out there that feel the same way I felt, when I was searching for what leveling up was.
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" Perez has also advocated for advancing civil rights and justice, Rodriguez said, adding that he has dedicated "his entire life to leveling the playing field for all.
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Three years just isn't long enough to confirm whether autism rates are leveling off, and more time is needed to verify this trend, Bao said by email.
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While lacrosse continues to grow as a college sport, the explosive growth in youth and high school participation has shown signs of leveling off in recent years.
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Then, Nintendo announced World of Light, a single-player mode focused on collecting and leveling "Spirits," characters from across Nintendo's wide history of games, third-parties included.
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Katherine has been MIA for months after allegedly leveling claims Trent has pilfered $40k out of her bank account and manipulated her into buying him a Cadillac.
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By default, horizon-leveling on the MAX will work in both landscape and portrait modes, and switch between those orientations when you turn the camera 90 degrees.
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"What we're really doing is leveling the playing field," Ms. Tymas said, noting the inherent advantages of incumbency and often low voter engagement in district attorney races.
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Ingraham hasn't clarified what her intention was with that tweet, but to most readers it came off as an adult leveling a baseless attack on a teenager.
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Instead, she said, the group attracted 1203,000 in its first 72 hours of existence and had 100,000 after a week before leveling off at around 120,000 members.
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Wade receives bonuses for leveling up in the race to catch the egg, and uses digital currency to order real products via drones in the real world.
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Leveling the playing field in the workplace is more than simply a moral challenge—it is an economic opportunity, and one on which we ought to capitalize.
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When we talk about better-paying jobs, when we talk about creating more opportunity, and when we talk about leveling the playing field, Americans overwhelming support Democrats.
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Although that number is almost certain to rise as official death investigations conclude, the figure appeared to represent a leveling off after sharp increases the year before.
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The change, one of the biggest in the sport's recent history and years in the making, is aimed at leveling the playing field and improving the racing.
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After Israel threatened Monday night to begin leveling Gaza high-rises, and then did, Hamas warned that "millions" of Israelis would soon come under its rocket fire.
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"Home price gains continue to trend down, but may be leveling off to a sustainable level," S&P Dow Jones Indices' Philip Murphy said in a release.
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In the aftermath of Dr. King's death, the civil rights movement was still a powerful force, leveling obstacles wherever it could, even out there on the prairie.
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Meanwhile, President Trump's bark has proved to be very much worse than his bite on the matter of leveling the international trade playing field in America's favor.
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Additional revenue has to be found, though, and a consumption tax that raises revenues while leveling the international playing field would serve two valuable purposes at once.
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Code Vein makes leveling up a generic increase in power while the specific Blood Code you equip shifts your emphasis proportionally to whatever that Code specializes in.
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Girls in Tech is committed to leveling the playing field for women in STEM, helping tens of thousands of individuals every year achieve their greatest professional potential.
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We saw the pattern happen four times: the vibration of the train, the dip in air quality, the rise in particulate matter, and then the leveling out.
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The bounce-back in commodity prices that fueled much of the 13.3-percent rally in the Standard & Poor's 500 index since its February lows is leveling off.
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James Montgomery Flagg made a film the next year called "The Good Sport" in which the hero invents a self-leveling elevator and receives a $100,000 check.
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People eager to be on the level with friends may find themselves maximizing the leveling-up process by following arcane guides posted on Reddit and image boards.
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The most sweeping legislative change capable of leveling the playing field—a mandate that students play for the high school in their most immediate neighborhood—is impossible.
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When a recent 60 Minutes episode glossed over her and other female-led organizations' accomplishments in leveling the playing field for girls in computer science, she spoke up.
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Today, the broader aim of practices like busing -- the total integration of schools and leveling of the playing field for American children of all races -- remains largely unfulfilled.
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Most video games people understand that leveling up in an RPG involves earning experience, or XP, as you take on foes, complete missions, and advance through the story.
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The city's streets have already turned into free-flowing rivers, fully submerging cars, leveling businesses and homes, and stranding thousands of people while killing at least five others.
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On Wednesday, Moses Farrow, adopted son of Mia Farrow and Woody Allen, published a lengthy blog post defending his father and leveling new bombshell accusations against his mother.
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The coupling of that great narrative with rock solid battle mechanics and a finely judged leveling and item system always kept me going for another hour or three.
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After sipping a cup of hot coffee, Klobuchar settled back into her seat on the bus, and explained why she believes that her rivals aren't leveling with voters.
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Sometimes that feels like leveling the playing field for certain art movements, as with Grace Hartigan's "Shinnecock Canal (1957)" hung next to Willem de Kooning's "Untitled XIX" (1977).
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Yet Respawn reduces the frequency you get awarded packs by leveling up the more you play the game, encouraging players to buy them as they become more invested.
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The question dogging the streaming service: Is growth leveling off even before well-funded competitors such as AT&T's HBO Max, Apple TV+ and Disney+ enter the scene?
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Any leveling progress you make or Loot Boxes you earn will be yours to keep, even if you come back and buy the game at a later date.
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The separation of the two factions was refreshing and reminded me of leveling through vanilla WoW with unique zones given to each side (at least at the beginning).
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The Netherlands and Belarus were locked at 1-1 with Aryna Sabalenka leveling the tie after Kiki Bertens had put the Dutch ahead with victory over Aliaksandra Sasnovich.
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For instance, clear leveling frameworks with defined compensation bands, no negotiations on pay, regular audits across the full data set of employees to ensure that there isn't bias.
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The 21.1 percent projected rise would roughly equal the bump seen in sign-ups for this year, when enrollment growth in Affordable Care Act plans began leveling off.
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In addition to leveling up your character and enhancing their abilities, you'll also be able to play a "town-building" mode that lets you create a virtual city.
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The Czech served for the match at 5-3 in the decider but lost her composure, Mladenovic breaking back with a forehand winner before leveling for 5-5.
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Cruz has said repeatedly he believes in leveling the playing field for the energy industry, calling to end mandates and subsidies for the ethanol and oil industries alike.
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Advocates say it's a step toward leveling the playing field between companies and cities, which could use the data to better meet their transportation, environmental and equity goals.
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Minister Andres Lajous told a news conference that the rules were aimed at rooting out corruption and leveling the playing field for ride-hailing firms and taxi drivers.
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By now just about everyone has played Pokémon Go. Like all Pokémon games, catching 'em all, completing your Pokédex and leveling up your trainer is a painful grind.
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The president has spent the last several days leveling attacks at Obama, starting Saturday morning when he claimed without citing proof that Obama wiretapped him during the campaign.
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We are committed to leveling up across every nation and region across the UK, providing support to towns and cities and closing the opportunity gap in our society.
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Those who are regular listeners on the platform will be very pleased(especially the sonic leveling), and I wouldn't be surprised if other streaming services start taking note.
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Holder did not mention Sanders or Clinton during his remarks, but the gun refrain is consistent with charges the Clinton campaign has spent the week leveling against Sanders.
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The city's streets have turned into free-flowing rivers, fully submerging cars, leveling businesses and homes, and stranding thousands of people while reportedly killing at least five others.
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The Ukranian raced to a 5-2 lead in the second but Pliskova was not ready to surrender and saved a match point before leveling at 5-5.
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However industry recruiters tended to agree that a multi-year, massive investment and build-up of compliance staffing by financial firms appears now to be inevitably leveling off.
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A character who the player has spent dozens of hours saving, helping, fighting battles with, leveling up, and talking to in longform conversations about environmental justice is dead.
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The newest game in the franchise abandons the hidden blade, allows players to pick a woman as the main character, and adds dialogue trees and more leveling systems.
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Politicians on both side of the British political spectrum condemned Trump's remarks following the interview with The Sun, with some leveling charges of racism against the U.S. president.
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"We're leveling the playing field for people who don't have the time but are interested to play competitively, or at least hang in their neighborhood," Mr. Clark said.
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Shares in Brazil's homebuilders, including Tenda, have performed well in recent months, boosted by falling mortgage rates, solid personal savings data, and a leveling off of purchase cancellations.
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After leveling Edmonton defenseman Matt Benning in the corner to win the puck, Kane took a wrister from the left circle that Pavelski tipped past goaltender Cam Talbot.
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"If you recall that election last summer—oh, wait, you don't," she added, leveling a common criticism against McBath: that she hasn't spent enough time in the district.
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But as she stood one point away from leveling the match, she stopped dead in the middle of her service motion as a bee buzzed around her head.
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In fact, the multi-family housing phase is leveling off — and having that new supply of apartments come online is one of the biggest factors that suppresses rent.
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Now they have a chance to do just that by protecting a federal rule that helps small businesses by boosting their bottom line and leveling the playing field.
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Images like this caught Trump's eye Thursday morning, and he started leveling a slew of threats -- including cutting off aid to Central American countries and demanding Mexico intervene.
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An automatic volume leveling feature aims to keep you from scrambling for your remote every time there's a jump or dip in the volume when the scene changes.
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It also had a record 8,0003 new cases, or about 3,000 more than in Italy, where the rise in deaths and new infections appears to be leveling off.
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There is the classic leveling system in the mode of Final Fantasy that converts your time (the literal time that the player spends in the game) to progression.
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Still, the names of fallen soldiers, projected on a scrim, appear at the beginning and end of the opera, a Maya Lin-style reminder of wartime's leveling effects.
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Experts, though, say it's too early to know whether these subsidized experiments will lead to a leveling of the obstacles still facing the wider rollout of electric vehicles.
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The U.S. has also been burned by leveling steep tariffs, most infamously with the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act of 1930, which is blamed for worsening the Great Depression.
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Companies should embrace a strategy of leveling the benefits playing field; if not because it&aposs the right thing to do, then simply because it&aposs good business.
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"It has also led to the Trump administration itself leveling sanctions against Russian individuals for meddling in our elections, proof that it's not a so-called witch hunt."
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Interestingly, however, now that Mr. Trump's in the White House, gun sales have been leveling off, gun company stocks are dropping and industry workers are being laid off.
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Or one could say: This replacement will indeed make a difference, because the leveling is subject to inertial friction due to imperfect markets and is itself thereby imperfect.
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Separate from Merits are Credits, a Titanfall 2 currency that you can use to unlock Titans, weapons and other gear because you naturally unlock them by leveling up.
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That all changed in the 2010s, which saw her leveling up experimental R&B while embracing all sorts of neo-soul, electronic and funk influences in her work.
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"Sentiment is leveling off due to slowing exports and weakening factory output amid worries of a global trade war," said Takeshi Minami, chief economist at Norinchukin Research Institute.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said Tuesday that new U.S. tariffs on China are aimed at modifying Beijing's behavior and leveling the playing field for American companies competing there.
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But if you want to create a character from scratch, the leveling and gearing experience is easier and more fun than at any time in the game's history.
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Very slowly, in some cases: There are still many elevators in the city that are not self-leveling and must be landed precisely, kind of like a plane.
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So leveling the playing field for women in AI, AR and VR is not just the right thing to do — it's also what's best for the bottom line.
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I also call the off-road shop for a quote on a leveling kit to raise the front of my truck for more clearance to get to trailheads. $675!
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But as his confirmation hearings progress and more documents from his time serving in the Bush White House emerge, Senate Democrats are now leveling a more serious charge: perjury.
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The states of Arizona, Kansas, Michigan, Maine, New Hampshire, Ohio, and South Dakota all are currently in the process of leveling work requirements and have gubernatorial races this year.
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"Supply growth is leveling off, particularly in China, where new capacity can only be added if old capacity of equivalent tonnage is closed," said Societe Generale analyst Robin Bhar.
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Each of these small units was planned as a force multiplier, which could enter a battle and effectively knock out Syrian armored positions, leveling the battlefield for the rebels.
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The "rich girl" chorus and those fluttery voices together make it unique, leveling up the normal sleepiness of this new arm of rap into something more mysterious and compelling.
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As Congress considers potential regulation following Mark Zuckerberg's testimonies, it should prioritize leveling the playing field for aspiring alternatives to Facebook and letting consumers choose where to social network.
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But Trump trained his focus Saturday night not on the issues that have lifted his candidacy, but instead on leveling a series of nasty political attacks on his rival.
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"Our first step is a leveling equity analysis to assess how employees are leveled when they are hired, and whether we can improve how we level," the company wrote.
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Chinese Vice Premier Liu He is set to meet U.S. officials on Wednesday and Thursday, hot on the heels of Washington leveling sweeping charges against Beijing's telecommunications giant Huawei.
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Concerns about the nation's natural gas infrastructure have intensified since 2010, when a PG&E pipeline exploded, leveling an entire neighborhood in San Bruno, California and killing eight people.
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Democrats would likely moderate their commitment to the somewhat extreme positions of some superrich activists while also leveling more broadly popular attacks on the economic interests of the superrich.
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Lee isn't alone in leveling allegations of media censorship within Singapore; numerous international organizations, including Human Rights Watch and The Economist, have also said the media isn't fully free.
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Doing so would go a long way toward leveling the playing field for small businesses and ensuring that they can continue to be a primary source of American jobs.
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That will most likely require rising shale oil output, a leveling out of U.S. refinery demand and ongoing OPEC curbs to keep prices other than WTI at elevated levels.
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But I saw no sign at the conference of anyone concerned with giving back, of leveling the playing field, of righting the wrongs wrought by the war on drugs.
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"We can make better policy choices — and we can begin by leveling the playing field for America's family farmers," Warren wrote in a Medium blog post outlining her proposal.
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With every new quest, you get pushed into new territory and learn more and more about the world, gaining experience, leveling up, earning new abilities, and getting new gear.
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" Jacob Parker, Beijing-based vice president of the US-China Business Council, said he was "encouraged to see (Trump's) focus on leveling the playing field for foreign companies here.
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I first started playing "WoW" a year or two after its original release and sank countless hours leveling at least a dozen characters from different factions, classes, and races.
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But the president's recent declarations about leveling the trade playing field with China, premised on market competition, are more political than economic, the chief executive of Barings said Tuesday.
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However, that lead lasted less than lasted all of eight minutes, with Kevin De Bryune leveling the score courtesy of a fortunate deflection of the foot of Kurt Zouma.
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The ECB is on track to end bond purchases this year and raise interest rates next autumn with inflation rebounding and growth leveling off at a relatively healthy pace.
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In reality, a certain amount of getting new people into the company with new perspectives, leveling up in certain instances, these are all things that I think are important.
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For every passing day and every withdrawal symptom, a person is playing on this secret server, and they are gaining xp, leveling up, performing task forces and forming supergroups.
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Their reasoning: the bounce-back in commodity prices that fueled much of the 13.3-percent rally in the Standard & Poor's 500 index since its February lows is leveling off.
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For starters, it means that UConn has set such an impossibly high standard that even the slightest leveling brings prewritten obituaries on the pending death of the Huskies' dominance.
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The Surge rewards players for using the same weapon over an extended period of time, with weapon specializing receiving its own leveling track, and my stubbornness proved a liability.
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"I don't know who is going to invest in a new coal fired power plant, but we're leveling the playing field to allow that investment to occur," he said.
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"It can go really fast and has a gimbaling [leveling] system that can go up and down over unsteady terrain, while the gun barrel stays perfectly level," Rivers said.
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In 203, he crushed an armed Muslim Brotherhood uprising in Hama, leveling much of the city and arresting tens of thousands of people: Islamists, leftist dissidents and random Syrians.
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The United States, Western Europe, and Japan began the regulation process that starts leveling off pollution in the 1970s, and Brauer suggested China is now beginning the same process.
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In a culture that increasingly values raw emotions uncontaminated by scholarly analysis, the uncritical legitimation of feelings as the basis for moral authority becomes a form of political leveling.
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The most powerful earthquake to hit Mexico in 26 years struck off the nation's Pacific Coast overnight, killing dozens and leveling some areas near the epicenter, in the south.
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There are many people who still aren't doing enough to curb usage, but in a city of high inequality and concentrated wealth and privilege, there's a leveling that's happening.
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China's emissions have been leveling off far earlier than expected as it cancels plans for new coal plants and invests heavily in cleaner sources like solar, wind and nuclear.
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You've probably covered the first one by taking away his privileges and leveling the potent threat that he won't get his license on time if there's a repeat performance.
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Another important benefit of reducing the corporate rate would be to spur multinational companies to return profits to the United States, increasing federal revenue, and leveling the playing field.
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Continental Resources Chief Executive Officer Harold Hamm on Wednesday said oil prices could jump another 10 percent before leveling off, aided by U.S. sanctions on major oil producer Iran.
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People desperate to beat Trump Buttigieg has enjoyed a spectacular run in Iowa but there are signs that the Iowa campaign comes a close his support is leveling off.
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One week into service, a segment of the Revolution was hit by a landslide and subsequently exploded, leveling a house and forcing an evacuation about 30 miles outside Pittsburgh.
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The breakthrough came with a deflected shot from Giroud which Kylian Mbappe tapped into the net, although Peru were not far from leveling when Pedro Aquino clanged the crossbar.
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And so I don't see any reason why there can't be a leveling of the trade barriers, trade rules and still everyone I think everyone can succeed and thrive.
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The money, coming largely from small-dollar donors, has given these Democrats a chance in lean-Republican districts, leveling the playing field for a group of would-be lawmakers.
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It has resulted in heavy reliance on aerial campaigns that are prone to both violent abuse and mistakes and capable of leveling populated flashpoint cities and towns like Aleppo.
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"Improved consumer purchasing power and robust employment growth has also recently been helpful for the housing market, but this has recently shown some signs of leveling off," he said.
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This "enforcer" would be able to fine drug manufacturers that have "unconscionable" price hikes, though the exact mechanism for leveling the fines isn't made clear in the early proposal.
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That being said, I believe that its run will be longer than expected and, most of all, that its eventual leveling and dip are not a cause for concern.
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It is a leveling of the economic playing field, because a system where you have two competing industries, and one industry is getting a giant subsidy — it's not fair.
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But there's little reason to think that limiting the influence of rich people on the political system would much affect the underlying causes of American opposition to leveling redistribution.
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READ: What to watch at the Libertarian town hall Immigration They both had harsh words for Trump on immigration, leveling some of their strongest language against the Republican presumptive nominee.
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Mr. Clinton made headlines in 2008 for fiercely defending his wife, and leveling tough attacks on Senator Barack Obama, but he has been largely restrained so far in this campaign.
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Trump, who is leveling similar charges against the news media and announced this weekend he won't attend the black-tie White House Correspondents' Dinner, is sure to do the same.
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The huge spike in figures comes 24 hours after some had claimed the virus had peaked, when figures showed the death rate and infection rate appeared to be leveling off.
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The number of cases of a deadly lung illness linked to vaping appears to be "leveling off or even declining," a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention official said Friday.
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The rising popularity of speedballs and goofballs could trigger a resurgence in overdose deaths just as the widespread abuse of prescription opioid pills was showing some signs of leveling off.
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In Legion, you can play through most of the new zones in any order you wish, allowing a break for the first time from the dogged treadmill of leveling progression.
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Opposition to the development of swathes of city space reached a peak in 2013 when demonstrators took to streets to protest the proposed leveling of Gezi Park in central Istanbul.
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CMS gave Theranos 10 days to get with the program before leveling fines of up to $10,000 per day for every day the lab continued to be out of accord.
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AND SO, TO THE EXTENT THAT EVERYBODY ELSE IS PUSHING THEM THE SAME WAY WE'RE PUSHING THEM IN TERMS OF LEVELING THE PLAYING FIELD, THAT STRENGTHENS OUR HAND AS WELL.
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If the FDA does find that companies are breaking the law, the FDA could take a few different actions, such as leveling fines against the companies, or seizing their products.
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Armed with various handy features like a simple, three-step workflow, automatic head recognition, auto-leveling, and a future upgrade-compatible interface, you can build just about anything with ease.
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Aneja invests exclusively in education technology start-ups in emerging markets; he says data analytics is just one example of how technology is leveling the global playing field in education.
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The Lego Batman Movie may not be specifically leveling criticism at the Trump era, but it's not like hyperpartisanship and a tendency to celebritize heroes were invented in 2016, either.
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"I talk about my transition from a young age until now — about being a more focused human being and leveling up to become a better person," he told Haute Living.
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After leveling off in 2016, refugee numbers rose this year following the military victory by the government and its Russian and Iranian-backed allies in the northern city of Aleppo.
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Clinton, meanwhile, has charged that Sanders is living in a fantasy and has unrealistic policy proposals, and Clinton allies have even accused Sanders backers of leveling "sexist" attacks against Clinton.
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Despite the recent leveling off in benzodiazepine overdose deaths, the data overall shows that efforts to curtail benzodiazepine prescribing, such as creating clinical guidelines, have not been successful, Reisfield said.
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The Democratic primary candidates jabbed at one another over the economy and free trade, but not before leveling harsh charges at the state's Republican leadership -- and the GOP presidential field.
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The most deadly oil train accident occurred in 2013 in Lac-Mégantic, Quebec, when a train derailed and exploded, leveling nearly half of the city's downtown and killing 47 people.
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Therefore, we propose that a private – government partnership is needed to guide the process for leveling the playing field with the foreign countries who are now taking our manufacturing jobs.
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Nadal missed an easy volley with his opponent stranded and pounded the net cord with his racket in frustration as Cilic wheeled away pumping his fist after leveling things up.
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But its greatest success is balancing a game that turns killing into a reward — with its kill counters, leveling system, and upgradable firearm cache — with an overall anti-war tone.
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The federal judge's ruling is mutually exclusive from another lawsuit Daniels is leveling against Trump regarding a 2016 nondisclosure agreement, which the president's legal team is also seeking to dismiss.
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"More recent data collected since Gallup's initial update on same-sex marriages in November show the growth in same-sex marriages may be leveling off," the organization said this week.
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A flurry of goals then came in the second half with Gonzalo Higuaín leveling the score for Juve in the 56th minute, and Ronaldo making it 2-1 minutes later.
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The attitudes about assault are becoming so rigid that the mere leveling of the accusation is enough to severely damage or destroy the lives of the accused, without proving guilt.
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Lynn has long urged regulators to get tougher on Silicon Valley's giants, calling them new monopolies, and in a post praised European regulators for leveling a record fine on Google.
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Caisse Chief Executive Officer Michael Sabia told Reuters in June that he supports rail consolidation in general to create value and "to begin leveling the market," given CRRC's size advantage.
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One of the biggest trends that Humiston said she's seen this year is publicly traded US cannabis companies is that they're leveling up their teams by hiring more experienced leaders.
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And this new research suggests LSD makes that easier by leveling the playing field for those connections to take place — and potentially stopping intrusive or repetitive thoughts from taking hold.
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Roosevelt took office at the depths of the Depression and likewise projected confidence and took decisive action while still leveling with the American people about the scope of the challenge.
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If anything, the Covid-climate talk may fool some people into thinking we've already "fixed" global warming -- that a slight leveling-off of some pollutants means we bought more time.
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So on Monday night, with rockets hitting Israeli neighborhoods, the army did not wait: It began leveling Gaza towers housing Hamas's television and radio stations, military intelligence and other operations.
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The president can launch these weapons — each capable of leveling a major city with a single blast — at a moment's notice without the approval of Congress or U.S. military leaders.
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It is eight months now since Hurricane Maria ravaged Puerto Rico, leveling 70,000 homes and leaving 3.3 million people without power or water and the health care system in tatters.
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To the Editor: This is discouraging news and points out that work still needs to be done pre-college in terms of leveling the playing field for blacks and Hispanics.
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Blame goes around in the United States Government officials in the United States spent much of Tuesday assessing the situation, with several leveling accusations against their domestic and international counterparts.
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As the supply of oil and gas swells but global demand shows signs of leveling off, plastic production is one of the fossil fuel industry's most promising areas of growth.
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Guinan said that to him, it appears that the star is leveling off, because the rate of change in its brightness isn't as steep as it was a month ago.
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"According to FAA data, there is no leveling off or decrease in this trend, in fact drug use seems to be climbing," retired military pilot Peter Bartos told Fox News.
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So, before adults chastise us for our use of phones (while they're leveling up in Candy Crush) it's important to show that phones are very powerful tools, sometimes too powerful.
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In the spring of that year, the tree was designated a historic landmark by the city's Beautification Committee, saving it from a potential leveling by the Florida Department of Transportation.
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Trump in a tweet Saturday night lamented the fact that he was not told about the reported Kremlin interference, leveling another attack at Schiff alleging the congressman leaked the information.
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The meeting comes as the Trump administration seeks to make good on its campaign promises of building a border wall, renegotiating NAFTA, and leveling tariffs to remedy our trade imbalance.
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Whatever its leaders and publics think about America, they need it, and so their quest for self-sufficiency will be more about leveling the playing field than leaving the game.
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The auto industry rebounded and is now leveling off, Detroit is on the comeback trail after its historic bankruptcy, high-tech jobs are supplanting manufacturing, and health care is booming.
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Nadarajah met Najib at a pre-operative consultation and ran through the surgery, which will include straightening Najib's spine and leveling his pelvis using two rods screwed into the bone.
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The gem is meant to be a tribute to mobile gaming and the idea of "leveling up" while also a reflection of the value of actionable data, the company says.
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The policy also undermines Title IX, the federal anti-discrimination law in education credited with leveling the playing field for women in sports, Linda Thorson told the committee on Thursday.
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The scheme, supporters say, would limit the amount of money in Portland politics while leveling the playing field and ensuring that only candidates with broad bases of support would qualify.
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Instead of investing in our growing clean energy economy, the Trump administration is reversing some of that progress by leveling a 30 percent tariff on imported solar cells and panels.
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There is very little holding you back from leveling up as both the sun and Venus, the planet of money, create a strong connection with Jupiter, the planet of abundance.
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Racing Point will become Aston Martin next year, when the sport is set for a major overhaul with a budget cap and new rules aimed at leveling the playing field.
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That maybe interviewing a fighter right after he gets knocked out isn't the best thing to do for his reputation, which can be quite ruined by leveling accusations of cheating.
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Respawn tried to alleviate the issue with the launch of its Fortnite-like battle pass, which features a leveling system based on experience points that rewards you for time spent playing.
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At a time when sales growth for the iPhone is leveling off, Apple looks like it's aiming to squeeze as many sales out of the market for its phones as possible.
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In "The Great Leveler", the Stanford professor posits that throughout history, economic inequality has only been rectified by one of the "Four Horsemen of Leveling": warfare, revolution, state collapse and plague.
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Combine all of that alongside Fortnite and you end up with something like Apex Legends, which features subclasses, squad-only team play, and a leveling system borrowed from role-playing games.
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The minute of footage showed the player leveling up their skills to better battle against these creatures, attacking them with fire and jolts of electricity to strip their shields and armor.
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They can be unlocked through Winter Loot Boxes, which are earned in the same manner as regular Loot Boxes: either by leveling up in-game, or purchasing them with real money.
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When Rivera ran marathons, he said, he trained by running up the seven-and-a-half-foot-wide steps, which come in groups of 12 before leveling out into a landing.
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Because leveling, performance ratings, and promotion impact pay, this year, we are undertaking a comprehensive review of these processes to make sure the outcomes are fair and equitable for all employees.
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"We are rescinding unfair burdens on American energy providers and leveling the playing field so that new energy technologies can be part of America's future," Wheeler said at a press conference.
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After leveling the match at two sets-all, Murray broke Raonic in the opening game of the decider and the flustered 13th seed smashed his racquet in frustration before promptly crumbling.
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While the original game gave players a wide range of quests and leveling systems to make their experience richer, this mobile take is more about refining the adventure into something easier.
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The Islamic State has lost nearly two-thirds of the land it once controlled, leveling a major blow to several critical funding streams including oil and gas revenue, taxation and extortion.
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Al Green of Texas called for the impeachment of President Donald Trump Wednesday morning, the first member of Congress to officially request leveling charges against the President from the House floor.
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While this might do wonders for the U.K.'s external competitive position, it could cause problems for a Trump administration that is bent on leveling the playing field for U.S. exporters.
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In fact, they'll simply be leveling the playing field by requiring unions to fund candidates and causes the way conservative donors always have – with their own money rather than someone else's.
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Because leveling, performance ratings and promotion impact pay, this year, we are undertaking a comprehensive review of these processes to make sure the outcomes are fair and equitable for all employees.
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Polygon begins on a remote ocean island, where a military crew is finishing preparations for what looks like a firing range — cutting down palm trees, leveling sand, kicking out the natives.
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Collective bargaining leads to higher wages, economic growth, equality under the law, better public services and a strong public education system—all essential to leveling the playing field for working families.
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Shares of Pacific Gas and Electric climbed more than 7 percent in extended trading before leveling out to nearly flat, after the stock closed down 6.7 percent during the regular session.
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But a raft of technical changes to the cars, including fatter tires and improved aerodynamics, are seen leveling the playing field and Ferrari showed impressive reliability and pace during winter testing.
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In "Flash Boys," Lewis chronicled IEX's efforts to build a stock exchange from scratch aimed at leveling the playing field for all investors, in part by slowing the speed of trading.
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No longer must he fear the consequences of an errant boner or take cold showers to avoid leveling a city block — Bruce's heart rate is stable and he's overdue for lovin'.
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Scrolling through his feed, he saw the news: A 163 magnitude earthquake had struck 216 km (2000 miles) south of the city of Puebla, the tremor leveling buildings across the country.
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Instead of rejecting the bill outright, Democrats should propose specific amendments to change exactly how SOPRA would work — while still leveling the playing field in court battles with the administrative state.
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Because leveling, performance ratings, and promotion impact pay, this year, we are undertaking a comprehensive review of these processes to make sure the outcomes are fair and equitable for all employees.
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Impressively, Destroyer Stroyer claims that the SCORE server doesn't just replicate the original game, but is also adding new content to it, including new abilities and and a new leveling cap.
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The company is introducing a range of new exercise types, as well as a new leveling system that lets you choose between delving deeper into specific skills or learning new content.
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But in the years that followed, the number of immigrants living in the United States illegally would double and then triple, before leveling off under the Obama administration around 21 million.
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Canada, Mexico and the European Union also struck back at Trump's leveling of US steel and aluminum tariffs by hitting US exports of agriculture products and other heavily exported US goods.
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At Ballet Theater, her new work is being presented as part of the company's "Women's Movement," an initiative meant to begin the process of leveling the lopsided playing field of ballet.
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Roku's Smart Soundbar packs four different drivers inside, which should be a big improvement over your TV's speakers, and includes "automatic volume leveling" which can do things like quiet loud commercials.
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Lionel Scaloni's side had to weather a series of attacks from Venezuela in the second half and it took a strong save from Franco Armani to prevent Ronald Hernandez from leveling.
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She then went up by 5-2 in the second set before Martic staged her own comeback, leveling the match before Vondrousova finally claimed the win on her fourth match point.
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But that represented the second annual increase after seven straight years of declines — the result, in part, of rapidly increasing housing costs that have only recently shown signs of leveling off.
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He also said he felt rates had reached his current view of a lower "neutral" level, with growth and unemployment leveling off and inflation, if anything, a bit weaker than hoped.
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While leveling up into the enterprise access control software business might be tough for home smartlock companies like August, Proxy could go down market if it built more physical lock hardware.
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With Turkey's economy crumbling as investors worry about the excessive power Mr. Erdogan holds, it's time he restored the rule of law and fundamental human rights instead of leveling baseless allegations.
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Mr. Zagheir, the community leader, who has vainly sought a meeting with Mr. Barkat, says he fears that leveling the buildings, and the mosque, could incite a new wave of violence.
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"I believe it will create more jobs and expand economic opportunities for American workers, farmers and manufacturers by leveling the playing field on trade," said Senator Rob Portman, Republican of Ohio.
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The world's hunger for biofuels and palm oil — a cheap food product used in things like lipstick, instant noodles and Oreos — is leveling tropical rain forests and turning them into farms.
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The growth of new infections and deaths appears to be leveling off in Italy, the hardest-hit country, but in much of Europe and around the world, they continue to accelerate.
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Jews in the United States and elsewhere, ever supportive of Israel, have been leveling criticism this week at Israel's government, but they cautiously exempted the Israeli people and the state itself.
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In this case, gradually leveling the tax will help ease the sharp impact of displacement, which Gates says will probably come in devastating bursts as each new technological advance is adopted.
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So I think these technologies can make a huge difference in leveling the playing field, in making a remote attendee have the same level of impact as an in-person attendee.
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The U.S. has been in the vanguard of protectionism, according to many, while others assert that the Trump administration is merely seeking fair rules and a leveling of the playing field.
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