The net effect on our oceans is stronger winds making stronger waves.
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Why do you choose what you wear, and how is it holding you back from making stronger choices?
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She also said the government should consider making stronger recommendations to older people to cut back on their exposure.
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Policymakers can offset this impact by making stronger discretionary fiscal choices when a recession arrives or by installing stronger automatic stabilizers today.
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However, wage pressures remain muted and economists continue to cite a skills gap that has prevented the labor market from making stronger gains.
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Trump claims he is making stronger economic alliances for the United States, but the reality is that he is isolating America in a globalized world.
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UBS said it saw all Australian supermarket chains making stronger profits in the second half of the year following a coronavirus-led panic buying in recent weeks.
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By contrast, the Atlantic market was structurally weak due to a greater focus on renewable energy in developed countries making stronger efforts to try to combat climate change.
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If you can pull your mind back to 2015, you'll recall that Meek's accusations of Drake having a ghostwriter kickstarted a beef between the two that saw the latter harness memes and his massive fanbase to essentially tease Meek into oblivion, even though Meek kept making stronger music during and afterwards.
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This can lead static rook into a difficult game, because their Boat castle is too weak compared to the opponent's Mino castle. As such, Static Rook would rather resort to making stronger castles, such as Bear-in-the-hole or Left Mino.
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X left Mr. X (and that her second pregnancy was a false one that Mrs. X invented to keep Mr. X interested in her), is raising Grayer alone and making stronger attempts to bond with him (and successfully doing so), and Grayer's overall improvement. She expresses her gratitude to Annie for waking her up and changing her life. Also in the letter, Mrs.
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A 1700s glass onion bottle Onion bottles, or glass onions, were a shape of bottle used during the 17th and 18th centuries. Onion bottles most commonly were used to hold wine, but were also used for other spirits. At the beginning of the 17th century wine bottles were small and thin glassed, making them difficult to store and ship. During the 1630s, privateer turned inventor Sir Kenelm Digby teamed up with James Howell, creating a method of making stronger glass with hotter furnaces.
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Tokyo's previous high of 366 cases was reported last Thursday, raising the average tally to 258.1 cases over the past week. On 31 July, Japan confirmed a record 1,578 new coronavirus infections on Friday, marking the third straight day fresh cases have surpassed 1,000, while the Tokyo and Osaka governments said they will consider making stronger requests for some businesses to shorten their hours or even temporarily close. The figure exceeds the previous record of 1,305 new cases reported Thursday, with the rising trend extending to urban areas across the country.
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Speakers ranged from former believers to devout reformers, including Ibn Warraq (the pen name of an ex-Muslim author known for criticism of Islam), Tawfik Hamid (an ex-jihadist, now in hiding), Afshin Ellian (an Iranian refugee under police protection), Irshad Manji (a self- described "radical traditionalist"), Ayaan Hirsi Ali (a former member of the Dutch Parliament), and Hasan Mahmud (director of Shariah at the Muslim Canadian Congress). Several devout Muslims that had been invited to speak, such as Faisal Abdul Rauf and Mike Ghouse, did not attend; one that did, Irshad Manji, criticized the summit for "not making stronger overtures to practicing Muslims", and urged them to seek common ground.
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These and other respected academic business thinkers — Don Hambrick, Ram Charan, David Ulrich, Michael Hammer, Gary Hamel and many others — are the true pioneers of executive education and the ongoing effort to facilitate wealth creation and other new concepts aimed at making stronger businesses while improving the welfare of the world. Throughout the 1970s university-based executive education continued to evolve as an industry. Several on-campus residential facilities were constructed at several universities, demonstrating the value of a standalone facility dedicated to executive education programs. This spurred the development of such facilities at schools nationwide and the subsequent expansion of short open enrollment programs.
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By 1984, in time for their only vinyl recordings, the membership stabilized as Gavin Williams (guitar), Miriam Williamson (voice), Geoff Nolan (bass), Craig McLeod (drums). The Flying Low to Batavia EP was released in Sydney in 1984, and sold rapidly. For several years this highly acclaimed four-piece played at many infamous inner- Sydney venues, like The Britannia and The Sandringham, although only a handful of tracks would be recorded and released. By the late 80s the style and the band members had shifted again: the sound became even more dub-infused, deprecating the 'grungy' bottom end and making stronger use of electronica and Middle Eastern-styled rhythms (while losing none of its uniqueness).
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The ' (舟囲い or 船囲い funagakoi) is a Static Rook castle used against Ranging Rook, where the king moves next to the bishop and moves the right hand gold diagonally forward above the king's throne. This castle can also be an intermediary towards making stronger castles, such as Left Mino, Silver Crown or Bear-in-the-hole. This castle is often considered weak although Static Rook has the option of engaging in a rapid attack through various means, especially against Fourth File Rook and by making use of the left silver. A rapid attack isn't guaranteed to be successful, since Ranging Rook will try to trade off the bishops and bring the game into a full-scale battle.
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