The more consistent your wake-up time, the more consistent your body functions.
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These strokes are averaged to produce more consistent and easier-to-read handwriting, Microsoft explains, resulting in a more consistent look for your handwritten notes.
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We'll go find ways to get better and more consistent.
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GOP engagement has been more consistent from election to election.
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No state can claim more consistent, dominating performance than Texas.
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This leverage profile is more consistent with a 'BBB' rating.
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That is more consistent with a slap than a punch.
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I'd like to see him be a little more consistent.
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I've shown good quality, way more consistent, physically much better.
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At worst, he may be a more consistent Robert Covington.
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Regulators also want more consistent capital calculations at big banks.
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Advocates say it leads to more consistent, less episodic giving.
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The result is a longer lasting and more consistent heat.
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It's safer this way, and leads to more consistent results.
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Such a system would be more consistent with democratic principles.
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"And to be more consistent, especially from the baseline," he added.
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In fact, older workers' productivity was more consistent than younger workers'.
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For this, Niantic will need something more precise and more consistent.
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The new system is meant to be clearer and more consistent.
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Another is that it is more consistent than the natural stuff.
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That's our challenge, to find that on a more consistent basis.
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Liriano got in a good place, more consistent with his delivery.
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Meanwhile, Buemi could not be up against a more consistent driver.
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We're playing better and we've just got to be more consistent.
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I'm more consistent with my slider, and my fastball location too.
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There's still time to adopt a more consistent and appealing message.
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He's a little more consistent than John McCain, but you're right.
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Few teams were more consistent in forcing inefficient mid-range looks.
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But there's one more consistent takeaway in all these recent polls.
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That's something that I've been working on — to be more consistent.
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"We need to be more consistent, myself included especially," Long said.
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Her Patreon dispatches are slightly more consistent but take different forms.
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Focus streaks indicate a more consistent, but still above average breathing pattern.
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"Sam has just been more consistent than the other two," Brown said.
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Now that it's received approval, though, there may be more consistent service.
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It makes assessing candidates so much easier and so much more consistent.
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Demonstrations began to grow in size in late summer, becoming more consistent.
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We just have to be more consistent in what we're doing offensively.
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He said they need to have a more consistent message to investors.
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Gorton's fish sticks have a more consistent shape, so I prefer them.
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The idea is to provide a calculation more consistent with current practices.
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The tides, by contrast, are more consistent and create more reliable power.
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These more consistent, honest thoughts included new approaches to my personal development.
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I guess shooting pull-ups from halfcourt on a more consistent basis.
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The result was both a more consistent bounce and a slower court.
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By diversifying your bees, you'll get way more consistent pollination over time.
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The city's new policy was intended to create a more consistent strategy.
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The purpose of the basket was to make Libra's value more consistent.
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Autonomous robots would be more consistent than humans, Kim told Reuters Health.
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He has faced more consistent pressure than Price, who rarely makes mistakes.
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"We've got to just keep working at being more consistent," Manning said.
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Smaller, more frequent meals allow you to maintain more consistent glucose levels.
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Still, diplomats concede the Western military alliance needs to be more consistent.
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This, according to Bennett, is more consistent with North Korea's technology level.
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It seems like that would be more consistent and involve less moving around.
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She wrote that she wanted to be more consistent on the uneven bars.
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Furthermore, higher and more consistent earnings can also lead to positive rating action.
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The point wasn't to force YouTube into better policies or more consistent enforcement.
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That won't happen any longer, making the Chain Hook more consistent and reasonable.
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Consider setting up an automatic payment plan to make your payments more consistent.
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"A more consistent approach from government would help," sighs one primary-school headteacher.
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"Yeah, I want to honestly play better and be more consistent," Curry said.
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Unfortunately, it's a much more consistent and threatening one than Momoa or Reeves.
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Shaw has been one of the Brewers' more consistent players this season, batting .
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For whatever reason, using this stuff made me a much more consistent flosser.
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It will take far more consistent tone and messaging to change this image.
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Now to the more intriguing theory that is more consistent with known facts.
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Wearing a helmet did still offer more consistent protection against severe head injuries.
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What singular trait, in the entire sport, has been more consistent than this?
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The idea: lawmakers work together across borders to ensure rules are more consistent.
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But Warner is working harder to become a more consistent player in animation.
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Independent sleepers had fewer night feedings and more consistent bedtimes than room sharers.
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Those teams have been more consistent than others and maximized early-season opportunities.
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"I want to become a more consistent shooter with tighter handle," he said.
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Kaine, however, has been more consistent on free trade: He is for it.
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"This is more consistent with how you'd go after an organized crime syndicate."
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By contrast, Greenwell takes more consistent care with his finely wrought words and sentences.
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"It's a matter of just more consistent execution," manager John Farrell said of Pomeranz.
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"Bernie's more consistent in his views," said Jolene Tigges, a University of Iowa student.
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"Ours needs to do what we saw this week on a more consistent basis."
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Rather, Chen is typically more consistent at landing his difficult jumps than his peers.
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This means a more consistent cash flow is needed to handle these periodic payments.
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The American story is more consistent with one of proximate solutions to insoluble problems.
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I still think, for us, it's about getting more consistent all the way through.
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We need to get more consistent and button things up defensively down the stretch.
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Wes Anderson has made more consistent films than The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou.
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Perez knows he has to be more consistent from the start to have success.
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Stoked to get back to being more consistent putting music out with The Div.
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But it has to be more consistent; and over years, and years, and years.
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Still, he said, the technique could also help brewers produce a more consistent product.
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I was way faster, so I slowed myself down and was more consistent today.
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Perhaps he should revise it to be more consistent with his concept of allegiance.
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It ensures better-quality hires, more consistent safety and security and improved regulatory compliance.
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There is more consistent evidence that spicy food helps curb salt cravings than sugar.
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It may be best to store this scale somewhere with a more consistent temperature.
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It's more consistent, more thoughtful, and more confident in the scope of its story.
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He said he now hoped to make harder contact on a more consistent basis.
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Consumer Reports said there should be more consistent oversight of the bottled water industry.
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The study randomly assigned about two-thirds of the stores to a so-called treatment group, in which managers were encouraged to provide workers with more consistent start and stop times from day to day, and more consistent schedules from week to week.
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Still, I think there are much more affordable and more consistent formulas on the market.
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For automakers, the deal is an opportunity to make regulations in both regions more consistent.
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It'd be a much better show if it kept that lens a little more consistent.
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One solution is to treat waste before burning it to obtain a more consistent fuel.
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Times are different and comparisons often misleading, but Messi is more disciplined and more consistent.
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YouTube has spent the ensuing months trying to make the standards more consistent and transparent.
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Baden says fractures in Epstein's neck are more consistent with homicide than suicide by hanging.
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If they are going to be more consistent on offense, Blackman has to play better.
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Being a good censor — or at least, a more consistent censor — is within Google's grasp.
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The purpose of REAL ID is to make our identity documents more consistent and secure.
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If we get two more consistent results, we could be potentially be winning the championship.
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Cyclone Force provides more consistent power with less clogging of the washable and reusable filter.
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The changes to her Fusion Cannon make her auto attack a bit more consistent, though.
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Fitch generally views UA/UD above 103x as more consistent with an investment-grade profile.
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The way the Fed conducts stress tests should be clearer and more consistent, Dimon said.
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But there was a point where the bad luck became more consistent than the good.
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On many of these issues, Johnson's conservative record is longer and more consistent than Trump's.
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I wanted to work during the day to give my child a more consistent schedule.
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Wouldn't it be nice if the meat were a little less sinuous and more consistent?
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Shouldn't more consistent support for a party lead to a closer allegiance to that party?
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I would recommend Fish Cheeks even more loudly if the cooking had been more consistent.
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The budget for public broadcasting, currently $445 million, has been more consistent over the years.
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I had asked for little revisions, we are trying to make our packaging more consistent.
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That's all we've been talking about, is we want to be more consistent on the court.
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We would await more consistent top-line trends and greater earnings confidence before becoming more constructive.
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But Apple's own wearable initiative has been a much more consistent success story for the company.
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Asteroid OS is intuitive, beautifully designed and more consistent than anything Google has managed so far.
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Fans figure to benefit from WESA as well, thanks to more consistent and predictable tournament schedules.
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The VR would also benefit from more consistent asset quality metrics, which would improve earnings stability.
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Even if a machine isn't as imaginative or talented as a human, it's always more consistent.
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Nevertheless, it's likely to be much more consistent in both price and time to the destination.
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What are they doing that's so much better other than maybe having slightly more consistent sex?
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But thanks to advancements in technology, industry players are hoping to achieve more consistent production levels.
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This should go a long way in helping developers create more consistent experiences for Android smartwatches.
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I had a different body and I was able to be a little bit more consistent.
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Under Armour has since shipped me another scale, and thankfully, this one seems much more consistent.
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Because moral judgments, we suspected, would be more consistent across time than other kinds of judgments.
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There are Twitter trolls who are far more successful than Roberts and more consistent than Cockburn.
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"It's a matter of just more consistent execution," Red Sox manager John Farrell said of Pomeranz.
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The expanded supply allowed them to switch into consuming media more consistent with their ideal points.
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"The thing we talk about is becoming more and more consistent," Thunder coach Billy Donovan said.
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By splitting things up, they're able to keep interest levels a bit more consistent over time.
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Next, I tried to find a place in my apartment that could offer more consistent speeds.
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For now, the Browns just have to work on getting better all around, and more consistent.
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These two programs were more consistent than usual: There were fewer lows, but also fewer highs.
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"I think we need to be more consistent on the defensive end of the floor," Donovan said.
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Only worker unrest, which has remained a pervasive problem, is a more consistent cause of mass action.
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I began paying attention to my diet, exercised more regularly, and became more consistent with my medicines.
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Conversely, large cities with focused transportation systems tend to have longer, more consistent flu seasons, they found.
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So it should be more consistent and able to run Kodi, Plex, and other apps without issue.
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The changes bring the Netflix iOS app closer to its TV counterpart, for a more consistent experience.
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I've seen companies work on providing a more consistent and better experience for women returning from leave.
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Microsoft is even tweaking the back button placement in Windows 10 apps to make it more consistent.
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Barclays analysts believe just that, meaning the "stock market move is more consistent with the bond rally".
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As a consequence we did switch the default theme of quick settings and made it more consistent.
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Also, the physical features of the human jaw are more consistent with those seen on A. afarensis.
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The rating action reflects an earnings profile that Fitch believes is more consistent with an 'A-' rating.
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In comparison to recent months — years even — Beyonce's presence on social media has been much more consistent.
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Of all the human characteristics to build a business around, laziness might be among the more consistent.
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Oxfam called for British government policy concerning aid and conflict to be more consistent across various departments.
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Polar claims this allows for heart rate readings to be more consistent across various activities and sports.
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The only thing more consistent than their occurrence is the predictable fact that they will occur again.
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Outside experts agree, saying the blast was more consistent with North Korea's previous nuclear test, in 2013.
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"We've got to play good football on a more consistent basis," Buccaneers coach Dirk Koetter told reporters.
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I'd like my off days to be a little more consistent than they have been of late.
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Studies have found them to be smarter, more creative and more consistent in their work than larks.
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Also, because all of the images were taken on the same day, the light was more consistent.
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Teaching has been a little bit more consistent than acting in my last five to 10 years.
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It allows these underserved audiences to begin "consuming media more consistent" with their true beliefs and sentiments.
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I've found that the big names tend to make better, more consistent products than the artisanal ones.
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I'm also sure that testing the game for work helped hold me accountable to being more consistent.
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He is not trying to offer a more consistent or credible account of events than Comey did.
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That would be a bad idea: what it now needs is less re-engineering and more consistent execution.
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The team needs to be more consistent, to play more professionally, that is to say, make fewer mistakes.
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After all, what's more consistent, more unavoidable, and more notable — day after day, year after year — than death?
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Although he actually claimed seven major titles, his performances were more consistent with a total of 7.98 victories.
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Native support for Face Authentication in Android Q could make the experience more consistent across all Android devices.
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It needs to be significantly largely, it needs to be more monthly and it needs to more consistent.
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According to NASA, the images of a "crater" posted online are more consistent with a land-based explosion.
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He said he thought the final result was "relatively even," though with Clinton delivering a more consistent performance.
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This makes the overall experience more consistent, and doesn't leave newcomers hunting around to access the app's features.
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Curse of Osiris is a smarter, safer step toward what is ultimately a more consistent and refined experience.
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" Kardashian West also sets a fitness goal for herself, vowing to "train really hard and be more consistent.
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Despite that, coach Dwane Casey can't wait to see what his team does when it becomes more consistent.
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It's been close to a month since my last hit, and hopefully more consistent at-bats can come.
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"It's one of the reasons why we need to establish a more consistent rule of law," Buttigieg said.
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Each one — face recognition, fingerprint scanning, and iris scanning — works well, though some are more consistent than others.
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By making power output more consistent, complementarity makes the grid more reliable, easier to schedule power, and cheaper.
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A more consistent measure of value is our tangible book value, which has had healthy growth over time.
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Oklahoma — Baker Mayfield and a group of awesome running backs return, but can the defense be more consistent?
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I feel like it's in there, but I have to be better, I have to be more consistent.
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Further, INDB's performance relative to peers has been more consistent with less earnings volatility despite its loan concentrations.
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Critics say voters in most states are ignored and a popular vote is more consistent with democratic values.
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I want to cut down on travel next year so I can focus on working more consistent hours.
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Customers include Twitter, PayPal and Marriott, which use Qordoba to write more consistent product, marketing and HR communications.
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"We've made his swing shorter, his strike quality is better and the flight is more consistent," Rock said.
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At least a half-dozen hospitals have merged their programs with larger ones to achieve more consistent results.
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"They're faster, more consistent, and rinse it at higher temperature, which is good for killing bacteria," says Pascall.
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And it makes it more consistent, I don't have to explain myself, which takes a very long time.
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In April 603, Mr. Findley rendered his conclusion: The evidence was more consistent with homicide than with suicide.
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In their particulars, the latest numbers are more consistent with an economy that has some room to run.
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Yet most forecasters see growth naturally declining to levels more consistent with America's aging workforce and sluggish productivity.
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That suggests the pullback is more consistent with the normal rally-and-retreat behavior seen in any trend.
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That's a departure from the more consistent movement, especially among white voters, evident in recent mid-term elections.
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The advantage is more consistent with a net seat gain in the mid 30s than the mid 20s.
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This backdrop is more consistent with a low-to-mid 'BBB' rating, at least over the next few years.
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However, Fitch views Voyage's high financial risks as being more consistent with a 'B-' profile relative to sector peers.
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Capital One Financial Corporation's portfolio growth far outpaced the pack, while Discover Financial Services' growth has been more consistent.
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For so many jobs, machines are faster, more consistent, smarter, and cheaper than you or I will ever be.
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They note that China has been considering rolling back tariffs to be more consistent with those in developed countries.
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In fact, the older adults' cognitive performance was more consistent over time than that of the younger workers. Why?
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The brewers have a new water filtration system for more consistent coffee and free up more time for employees.
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Using a more consistent investing approach, even if it's slower, can be ideal and give better long-term results.
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I've written previously that I'd like to see more consistent attention paid to society's (and the city's) have-nots.
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It struck me that Lane had probably experienced more consistent human contact in jail than he had in years.
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Performance is a little smoother on the Switch, or at least more consistent at maintaining 43 frames per second.
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Hopefully the company can pick up a little more consistent cadence as it gets more third-party studios onboard.
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These are less about making sure content is up to spec, and more focused on making screens more consistent.
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Historically, the Screen Actors Guild Awards, started in the '90s, definitely have a more consistent track record with inclusion.
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And in fact, the trauma patterns described in the new study are more consistent with nutritional cannibalism, she said.
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While IBM is still using silicon, there are a couple of huge hurdles involved in getting more consistent usage.
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During a downturn, investors tend to hide out in value stocks which have lower valuations and more consistent profits.
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The above features are strategic ploys to get more users interacting with the app on a more consistent basis.
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They matched the EKG about 91 percent of the time, though the Apple Watch was a bit more consistent.
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Unlike digital chips, analog chips can be made cheaply with older equipment, which translates to more consistent profit margins.
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But then Ecuador began to push forward with more consistent pressure, and Michael Arroyo scored in the 74th minute.
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The most important thing right now is for astronomers to get more consistent data, and to replicate existing findings.
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The center of gravity is on the face of each club head, so they'll have a more consistent game.
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Chipotle's guacamole seems likely to become more consistent as the chain finishes its seasonal transition back to Mexican avocados.
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But he still would like to be more consistent in the strike zone when he starts against Texas Sunday.
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Her goal is to build on AMDs momentum with a more consistent, focused performance in its rivalry with Intel.
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There is a larger, more sinister purpose, one more consistent with his tilt toward a form of populist authoritarianism.
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But other studies have shown that American anxiety about immigrants' cultural impact is much more consistent than economic concerns.
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"The NSDUH methods are much more consistent from year-to-year, and it is administered annually," he told me.
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And so they start to be confused with more consistent projects that don't have the same exposure and support.
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But it's also larger and more consistent than any Republican candidate had managed that year until Trump came along.
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He has chosen a very different path — even when following through would be more consistent with his campaign promises.
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" The company believes quarterly reporting, Eichhorn said, will "provide a clearer, more consistent picture of brand and market performance.
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As you get more consistent, you get to pick one that you get to live with for a year.
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So supplanting avoidable ER visits with more consistent primary care services is one workable approach for all patient populations.
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Robots already have us beat in some ways: They're stronger, more consistent, and they never demand a lunch break.
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It's also water-resistant, and the innovative quilting construction means fewer stitches and more loft for more consistent warmth.
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"This tailored approach using targeted metrics also yielded more consistent and predictable overall ratings than any comprehensive uniform metric."
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While safety should remain a top priority, decisionmakers should make the rules of the game more consistent and clear.
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The downgrade reflects slower deleveraging than previously expected and credit metrics that are more consistent with a 'AA' rating.
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First, partisan voting patterns have grown more consistent as Democrats and Republicans have grown increasingly polarized in recent decades.
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He can still wise up now and be more consistent using sunscreen and keep track of abnormal moles and lesions.
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However, Fitch considers such a high level of financial risks more consistent with a 'B-' profile relative to sector peers.
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That approach is more consistent with the data showing the burden of health costs largely stable with moderate cost growth.
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Woods has to stay healthy and play more consistent golf than he did after the Masters to have a chance.
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He added that his counteroffer was "a fair multiple" that was more consistent with the current metrics of the market.
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Scientists realized they could get a much more exact measure if they could gauge the movement of something more consistent.
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"The less people have to think, the more scalable a business gets, the more consistent a business gets," said Lai.
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Wade, the landmark 1973 decision that guaranteed women's constitutional right to an abortion, was a more consistent across gender lines.
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Moving forward into 2017, Argentina will need more consistent moisture in order to curb further worries for its soybean crop.
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Google, meanwhile, relies more on algorithmic extraction, which is more consistent even if it misses finer details in some places.
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Also, "one mechanism by which Medicaid expansion could help is by supporting more consistent and comprehensive family planning," Kramer said.
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" Her more consistent part-time work "gave me a sense of stability that I had this steady income coming in.
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Instead of trying to engineer a perfect habit from the start, do the easy thing on a more consistent basis.
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And until we figure that out and we become more consistent in that area, that's what you're going to see.
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Fitch acknowledges that FITB's strategic priority to have a more consistent performance through the cycle has likely also impacted earnings.
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As the Invader, your turns are more consistent: Your demons can surge forward and attack every time you activate them.
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The GOP plaintiffs argued that various counties are verifying votes differently and note that the process should be more consistent.
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An abstract object of art, to be discussed but never felt If only those moments of cohesion were more consistent.
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Mr. Held may want to rethink the Italian push, as the non-Italian dishes we tried were much more consistent.
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Coming to terms with how real people operate, though, reveals that they can be more consistent than they first appear.
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Hell, can you think of a more consistent, emotionally rich double album from this decade than Hurry Up, We're Dreaming?
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DHS support and a shift toward a more consistent, if not unified, approach to vote gathering should be a relief.
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The watch breaks down your deep and light sleep and offers insights that help you get more consistent, restful sleep.
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They can hopefully solidify positions moving forward and provide more consistent production from those positions than we got in 2016.
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"We got to start being more consistent, night in and night out," Panthers defenseman Aaron Ekblad told the Sun Sentinel.
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Separately, Walmart revamped its scheduling system to give workers more consistent hours and allow them to swap shifts with coworkers.
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That ranks above true and consistent unlimited data (52%), increased reliability (43%), and more consistent coverage outside the home (38%).
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He needs to get more consistent in tackling, and occasionally has mental lapses, but he has the talent to thrive.
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Italy really needs to start getting Bonansea some better service, or at least some more consistent time on the ball.
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In order to get Assad and his partners' attention, he'll have to do more and be more consistent, analysts said.
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Glisten: Glisten uses computer vision and machine learning technologies to develop better, more consistent data sets for e-commerce companies.
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While Coric proved more consistent, Tiafoe's ability to run down shot after shot dragged many points on longer than expected.
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Mr. Biden has held a more consistent advantage in Nevada and South Carolina, the other states to vote in February.
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I feel it's getting much more consistent now and also following up after the serve has been working so well.
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It's just a matter now of looking at it more and doing it more and being more consistent with it.
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He said, while the final 211 seconds of Saturday's game will be scrutinized, the Badgers need to become more consistent.
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The GOP plaintiffs argue that various counties are verifying votes differently and note that the process should be more consistent.
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And in this trial, the CAF01 chlamydia vaccine seemed to create a faster and more consistent immune response in volunteers.
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Essential also claims to have improved low light photo quality and made all-around image output more consistent in various conditions.
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Thus the more powerful the console, the higher and more consistent the resolution of the game you are playing will be.
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Singapore Airlines Ltd is planning to do that with its regional offshoot SilkAir to provide a more consistent experience for customers.
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John McCain's dramatic last-minute intervention is what we remember, but that's precisely because Murkowski and Collins were more consistent opponents.
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Not exactly a dealbreaker, but Netflix leads the way in this department, and has an interface that's more consistent across devices.
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Now, some eggheads would argue that mathematically everyone standing cuts down on congestion and can lead to more consistent travel times.
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"I would argue that the level of yields we're getting into now are more consistent with where they should have been."
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Since that time, FITB has taken numerous steps to improve its risk profile, and produce more consistent results in the future.
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I want to be more consistent with this habit — usually I'm great for about three weeks and then I totally stop.
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I'm trying to be more consistent in our charitable donations but we're still not as generous as we probably should be.
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His power is off-the-charts but he is probably a quad-A masher until he can make more consistent contact.
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Google's Material Design guidelines were a mostly successful effort to get the look and feel of Android more consistent across apps.
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You argue that it would be more consistent with democratic values if we replaced the charitable deduction with a charitable credit.
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Anti-gay rhetoric and hate crimes often seem ''more consistent with the emotion of anger than fear,'' Herek wrote in 2004.
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Does Apple's in-car system still deliver on its promise — to make in-car navigation and connectivity more consistent and convenient?
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The entire browser has been redesigned to be much more visual as well as more consistent across desktop and mobile apps.
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That some participants purchased as little as 9 cents in Kin also seems more consistent with for "use" than for "investment".
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Instead of aiming for the highest total return, managers use their skill to limit risk and deliver a more consistent performance.
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"As our efforts ramped up, the team began solving the technical challenges associated with more consistent and frequent activations," Cottle added.
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"His expressed views are stunningly ignorant, more consistent with someone who lived in the 18th century than the 21st," Robel said.
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"We have pencilled in an autumn top (for assets prices)," BAML said, adding positioning was becoming "more consistent" with that possibility.
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Connecting the USB-C cable is a more consistent charging method, since you can directly see whether it's connected or not.
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Westerosi law is more consistent in the areas of property, inheritance, and succession — it privileges the powerful, not the common people.
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The first step, according to these officials, is for the administration to settle on a more consistent message toward North Korea.
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A big focus seems to be leveraging cross-play with more consistent experiences on differently powered devices thanks to cloud streaming.
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Thanks also to Mr. Shortz for actually accepting this thing, and editing the clues to be better and more consistent overall.
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They were more consistent in their beliefs than Carnegie (a protectionist until he sold his steel mills, then a free-trader).
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This new retirement system is better for individuals because it is more consistent with how the millennial generation thinks about employment.
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But Cousins' approach feels more sustainable — even with the Packers winning — which makes the Vikings' offense the more consistent unit. 2.
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"Because aides were in closer and more consistent contact, they were more aware of changes in residents' conditions," Dr. Zimmerman said.
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This is because videos on a disc can be encoded with more data and presented at higher and more consistent bitrates.
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But for the American lamb business to flourish, the supply needs to become more consistent and its production methods more uniform.
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Once I knew the book was coming, I started being more consistent and pushing it and that definitely helped, I think.
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We&aposre just consistently doing it, and I think the more consistent you are, the better chance you&aposre going to win.
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"Nowhere has the UN's failure been more consistent and more outrageous than in its bias against our close ally Israel," Haley said.
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"It was one of our more consistent 21-minute games we've played this year," Edmonton's Ryan Nugent-Hopkins told the team's website.
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Together with FFO fixed charge coverage of above 1.5x, weakened credit metrics support a credit profile more consistent with a 'B-' rating.
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Anthony Kennedy's retirement means Republicans will be able to shore up their 5-4 majority with a more consistent conservative than Kennedy.
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The pig's stomach has a light gelatinous texture (though more consistent and less sticky than cueritos) and a considerable amount of fat.
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But editors at The Times are trying to be more consistent about "enforcing our long-standing rules," as one source put it.
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Not all niche publications get it right, but for those that do, audience development, especially through subscriptions, is more consistent and stable.
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On Wednesday, new legislation was introduced in the U.S. Senate and House that would make expiration date labeling more consistent and coherent.
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They're soon to open up a second level where we'll be able to potentially host bigger acts on a more consistent basis.
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But since it's a more limited system, there are inherently more guidelines in place, which hopefully means a more consistent, reliable experience.
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This album is a bigger, grander, more solemn statement than his norm, which hardly makes it more consistent (or inconsistent) than usual.
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Revelations 2 keeps the same over-the-shoulder perspective, but it's a little more consistent in its mix of exploration and shooting.
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AAPL's pivot toward maximizing its lifetime value per unique user suggests more consistent revenue growth, expanding margins, and an expanding valuation multiple.
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With the metronome and the hartals a thing of the past, policymaking has become more consistent and the investment climate more stable.
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Lifetime Even in a time when basic cable packages come with hundreds of options, there are few more consistent channels than Lifetime.
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A lot also happened in 2015 to the browsers themselves to make the creation of extensions a more consistent experience across browsers.
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Testing in a hotel environment with many connected devices is different than testing in the more consistent environment set up at Gizmodo.
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It is messier than the alternative, but far more consistent with the Constitution — and, now, more than ever, with the public good.
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It's just a sign that when we're locked in we're capable of beating anybody, and we've just got to be more consistent.
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This would not only make the internet experience more consistent from airline to airline, but it could also lower costs for everyone.
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For successful learners, this variation is lower, which means they do a more consistent number of lessons and practice sessions every day.
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The best one can hope for is to minimize the severity of the shock through better corporate governance and more consistent regulation.
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Not the end of the world for most users, but I'd hope for a more consistent experience at that lofty price point.
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But his appointment could produce a more consistent public message on foreign policy for an administration that has spoken in multiple voices.
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The pattern is now "becoming more consistent with [an] autumn top in risk assets," said Michael Hartnett, chief investment strategist at BofAML.
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Several programs have been suspended or shut down; other hospitals have merged their programs with larger ones to achieve more consistent results.
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It also asked agencies to shift away from subjective analyses of a bank's CRA-related activity and impose more consistent statistical standards.
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"It allows us to be more consistent and fast with our delivery," Allison said, adding that the strategy can increase tips for drivers.
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TED LIEU (D), CALIFORNIA: I support abolishing ICE and replacing it with an agency that is more consistent with America&aposs values. SEN.
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Voters of other religious faiths such as evangelical Christians and Catholics are more consistent in their ratings of the president and vote choice.
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The health commission said the clinical diagnoses were added to be more consistent with how other parts of China are reporting their results.
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Clinton is viewed as having clear opinions that are far more consistent than those of her main rival, Republican front-runner Donald Trump.
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Each of the other candidates achieved their vote totals by stitching together lower, but more consistent numbers across a broader range of voters.
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If you want to get higher and more consistent dividends, then a preferred stock investment may be a good addition to your portfolio.
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It's a big departure if you're coming to the game from Xenoblade Chronicles X, which had a much more consistent sense of style.
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In any given photo, you might prefer another phone, but on the whole, I'm finding that the Pixel 23 is just more consistent.
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Clearlove has leveled up in a big way this year, making more consistent and strategic plays that ever with the Edward Gaming team.
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In five years, we will see a more nuanced and a more consistent vision of what safety should look like in online communities.
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The British and French publishers, meanwhile, achieved more consistent results throughout the day, although both experienced peaks in referral traffic at different times.
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She told CNBC that, while the recent core inflation number was "encouraging," she wanted to see more consistent movement toward the inflation target.
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Because their diaphragm moves uniformly across its full surface area, it can deliver more consistent and precise sound and thus produces fewer distortions.
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"He told me that, if I change my mechanics a little bit, I&aposll be more consistent in my strike zone," Severino said.
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"We talk about consistency and being more consistent," Walker, who scored 183 points on Thursday coming off his first All-Star appearance, said.
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Missile defense is part of the response, along with more naval exercises in the Black Sea and more consistent overflights by reconnaissance aircraft.
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ATK found that the Pro kit can reach up to 900 degrees Fahrenheit, and performance was more consistent than the entry-level option.
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"It doesn't seem to me that your argument is much more consistent with Dirks than Ms. Shapiro's," Justice Samuel Alito told Mr. Dreeben.
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TV's "What America's Thinking" that Democrats have been more consistent than Republicans in their view that Supreme Court justices should have term limits.
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Developers were looking for a pricing model that gave them a more consistent monthly cost, regardless of the usage in any particularly month.
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" Saban continued, "We have got to build around the very good players that we have, but we have to get more consistent execution.
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Take a player like Rose Lavelle, whose sublime skill in midfield Ellis has been trying to coax out on a more consistent basis.
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Bartlett told the jury that Joel's blood could not have transferred onto her shirt and was more consistent with her wielding a weapon.
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It's a bit confusing, but I'm sure VW will settle on something more consistent once these vehicles start rolling off the production line.
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It's a bit confusing, but I'm sure VW will settle on something more consistent once these vehicles start rolling off the production line.
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It is the line that divides a customer from a fan, and a fan is a far more consistent generator of cash flow.
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" The two sisters, she said, are FaceTiming with their parents often, which is "probably more consistent quality conversation than we've had in ages.
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We realize this might be disappointing, but we believe these updates will make channel verification more consistent for users and creators across YouTube.
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Republicans have been more consistent in highlighting the pain and resentment in the heartland and rural areas where there has been no recovery.
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It has a more consistent, rigid approach to combat, with fewer dimensions, forcing you to be more deliberate with your positioning and attacks.
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For many months now, I've been hooked on a particular fitness studio—Switch Playground—and I've been more consistent than ever with my workouts.
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It will make biometrics and high security personal authenticators like the Yubikey easier to deploy across platforms, and more consistent for customers to use.
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OnePlus also made a point to say that it will outperform other flagships — Samsung's Galaxy Note 9, in particular — with smoother, more consistent gaming.
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Clinton, a former secretary of state, said Trump's comments were more consistent with what dictators in non-democratic countries might say about their opponents.
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This was Trump's way of blurring the lines and shifting to a conventional hardline stance more consistent with his party's leaders on Capitol Hill.
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Others, however, rather than change their pornography use, just adjust their religious beliefs and values to be more consistent with what they're living out.
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The cast-iron also distributes the heat for more even cooking throughout, as well as for a more consistent crust over the steak's surface.
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The materials sector — which includes chemicals, paper and mining — has been another of the more consistent sector winners in recent history of new administrations.
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At the same time, you'll increase the incentive for these websites to be (if nothing else) more consistent and less desperate for your attention.
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The four men I spoke to who lost their virginity to sex workers are all in the stages of developing more consistent sex lives.
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We've spent a lot of effort over the past decade standardizing how firmware works so all the OS vendors have a more consistent experience.
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Farmiga is more consistent, especially in sequences that call for paralytic fear, but she's also saddled with character beats that don't entirely fit together.
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And yet he has been a far more consistent advocate for civil liberties than many on the left, particularly as it relates to surveillance.
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You'll want to turn that initial sponsorship into a more consistent relationship, and you can do so by building a relationship with the brand.
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The updated app also received a visual overhaul that now delivers a more consistent experience across platforms, including both on devices and the web.
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College degrees also tend to lead to more consistent, full-time work, says Barrow, which is often more important than a high hourly wage.
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Jake Coker Alabama's defensive front is more consistent and more talented, but Clemson's is better at disruption, leading the nation in tackles for loss.
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She hopes to get more consistent financing to pay her volunteer teachers and expand the program to add a string orchestra at the school.
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Meanwhile, China's 5G system uses spectrums of a lower band, which cover a larger area and provide more consistent network coverage, according to Ross.
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In reality, the morphology was more consistent with an explosion crater, where the rim is formed by the ejected material from the crater interior.
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"What we're going to do is make the USPS option more consistent with the rest of the market," one White House official told CNBC.
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NPC delegates also called for more consistent guidelines, nationwide technological standards for batteries as well as cars, and a more finely-tuned system of incentives.
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"If he wants to break into the top four and to do well, he has to be more consistent, week in, week out," Norman added.
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It's much more consistent with Microsoft's other software and services like Office, and likely reflects the company's move to position Skype as business communications software.
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It's a much sturdier record than Local Business—its highs as high as its predecessor but staying altogether more consistent, somehow, over its 29 tracks.
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"Nowhere has the UN's failure been more consistent and more outrageous than in its bias against our close ally Israel," she said during opening remarks.
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Note a somewhat choppy growth pattern in U.S. and Canadian deal volume, and compare that to a more consistent growth pattern in international deal volume.
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Under Falih, Saudi policies could become clearer and more consistent which should in turn improve confidence and remove one source of instability in oil prices.
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Researchers also learned that the pattern of HDAC enzymes is more consistent than we would have predicted, which suggests further ways to research brain disease.
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"It's still going to be a challenge to win back investors and advisors that went toward lower-cost, more consistent index based strategies," Rosenbluth said.
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Women tended to be more consistent dieters than men, with less variation from one week to the next at both six weeks and 12 weeks.
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Once I realized he could do that, then it was just tweaking his mechanics a little bit to be more consistent in the strike zone.
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But it is Nadal who has been more consistent, finishing higher and losing less frequently in events one rung below the year's four marquee competitions.
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With the proposed standards, more veterans will be able to obtain more consistent, reliable and timely access to health care that suits their unique situations.
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Ahmaad Rorie has been a bit more consistent, scoring in double figures in all three games and making half of his 773 3-point attempts.
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"Now he'll elevate when he wants to — not just because that's the way it's coming out — because his release point is more consistent," Gibbons said.
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"You always want to play more consistent hockey, but this was going to be a tough one to win tonight," Ottawa forward Mark Stone said.
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McDonald's primary goal was not to save money but achieve more consistent messaging and control over the entire consumer journey using data from McDonald's customers.
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Norris was rushing his delivery, making it more difficult to throw strikes earlier but now is getting more consistent at keeping his body under control.
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So he can play with a smoother cadence, and more often than not, he is a lot more consistent as a direct result of that.
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As AVs try to become more widespread throughout the country, a more consistent framework would be helpful for the companies building the software and vehicles.
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Meaningful Diversification: Accenture has a diversified portfolio of customers, industries, geographies and service line offerings, supporting Fitch's expectations for more consistent operating performance than historically.
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For bulls, it was only a matter of time before an ascending top line yielded a more consistent bottom line, assuming Tesla could avoid overspending.
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But where uBiome used a simple method to analyze the sample called 16S, Vivante uses a more consistent method known as shotgun analysis, Angelides said.
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It was startling to realize that my ham purveyor is a more consistent presence in my life than any friend, family member or romantic interest.
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When undetected infections aren't taken into account, the Lancet study found that the coronavirus death rate was 1.38%, which is more consistent with earlier reports.
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American's shuttles to Boston and Washington still follow a more consistent schedule than flights on other routes and tend to leave from the same gate.
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San Francisco exchanges are open daily and for longer hours, which gives people in the city a more consistent place to drop off used syringes.
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As Josh Kraushaar of National Journal notes, Kavanaugh's calendar — listing a gathering on July 1 — is more consistent with Blasey's version of events than Kavanaugh's.
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Be smart: The ISM survey includes only members of the Institute for Supply Management, making it more consistent but also potentially more prone to groupthink.
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Whatever the actual merits of the president's "America First" agenda, the notion is far more consistent with principles defined by economic rigor and antitrust humility.
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Some players who are used to these conditions on the last few days of Wimbledon prefer the grass because the footing can be more consistent.
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The Knicks' reliance on the triangle has ebbed and flowed this season, but after 65 games, it has re-emerged in a more consistent fashion.
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The tone of Gawker was more consistent than the subjects it covered; it was fearlessly and indiscriminately mocking, regardless of the status of its targets.
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On Sunday, he showed his resilience, navigating passages of fine play from Auger-Aliassime, who is 215 but proving more consistent and resourceful over all.
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According to the police report, the alleged victim told cops Baldwin struck him with his hand, and that's more consistent with a slap than a punch.
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" Stone argues that being pro-choice is actually "the more consistent conservative position," citing the commonly misattributed quote, "The best government is that which governs least.
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"The flow we're seeing is really more consistent with those that are protecting short positions, not any one positioning for longer-term growth here," said Gilbert.
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As we've seen firsthand in Game of Thrones, wildfire is a more consistent and controlled than dragon fire — therefore more useful for wars and minor rebellions.
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But hear us — and science — out: Research shows that morning exercisers are more alert and energetic, sleep better, and are more consistent about their fitness routines.
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A continuation of solid employment reports is important, as is an economic growth picture that seems to be more consistent with the jobs numbers, he said.
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"If we were individuals that lived a much more consistent life, then we would entertain [having more kids]," the Marvel Cinematic Universe star, 40, tells PEOPLE.
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"Bank of America was really accounting based ... And for Citigroup it was more consistent with management's kind of current-quarter guidance on consumer revenue," he said.
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That solution is more consistent with our constitutional structure and with the First Amendment's command that Congress shall make "no law" abridging the freedom of speech.
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"The nature of the debt advisory business is less episodic and more consistent over the business cycles," said Jimmy Neissa, head of Rothschild's North American business.
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In addition, Safari is well-known for getting better battery life than Chrome — and Consumer Reports said that its Chrome tests showed more consistent battery life.
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Lazy Jar's approach to making people more consistent about their exercise routines is by punishing users with very real consequence when they don't meet their goals.
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Fiber connections are more consistent, faster, and more affordable than copper connections, but it's also ineffective to have a hybrid mix of both fiber and copper.
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Apple is trying to unpin its fate from iPhone sales and instead guide the conversation toward services, which offer the potential of more consistent, recurring revenue.
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Commercial innovation, therefore, coupled with an open architecture framework, is intended to allow faster, wide-sweeping upgrades more consistent with the most current and impactful innovations.
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Collaboration of the kind Sandberg and Dorsey discussed can lead to a more consistent approach to hate speech that will prevent the gaming of platforms' policies.
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That type of information may already be surfaced in some online records, but Apple is hoping to make this type of data more consistent for everyone.
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For you to have success in the league, you've got to do it more consistent and to a higher level than the opposition you're playing against.
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The most promising sign might be that Carolina has found more consistent corner play over the past few weeks, as rookie James Bradberry is finally healthy.
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Kate Brandley Chernis, co-founder and CEO of Lately, is selling a machine learning-based marketing dashboard to provide more consistent marketing messages across large platforms.
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"Nowhere has the U.N.'s failure been more consistent and more outrageous than in its bias against our close ally Israel," Haley said during her Jan.
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On Windows 10, Hulu's user interface has been brought completely in-line with how it appears on other platforms for a more consistent experience between devices.
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He shed the stage name for the Prime moniker a few years ago and has maintained himself as one of the city's more consistent acts since.
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Answer: Markets act the best when the Senate and Congress (House of Representatives) are split; that way nothing gets done, and the environment stays more consistent.
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" For many people, Walton says, Cone "exposed that the God that they were worshiping was more consistent with the Pharaoh in Egypt than the Hebrew children.
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But Wednesday's poll was more consistent with RealClearPolitics' average for 2628 generic ballot polling, which has Democrats with a nearly 28500-point lead over the GOP.
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It said housing construction is expected to decline slightly in 2016 and 2017 to levels "more consistent with economic and demographic fundamentals" before stabilizing in 2018.
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A. Several desktop blogging platforms have their own mobile apps, so using the same company's desktop and Android offerings may make the experience feel more consistent.
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Publishers found that series-based content, which is usually sponsorship-based or are paid for through a licensing fee, have become a more consistent revenue stream.
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J.P. There are few pleasures in hip-hop more consistent — and more particular to the genre — than hearing several rappers take turns over the same beat.
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Along the way she counters the frequent British complaints about American English by showing, with wit, that neither version is better, more logical or more consistent.
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In regards to sealing, Peterson says it didn't make the surface any harder; if anything it kept it more consistent and, thus, in his mind safer.
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A pathologist hired by Epstein's brother further fanned the flames by declaring that neck fractures seen during the autopsy were more consistent with homicide than suicide.
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I never know exactly when a deposit is going to hit, so we typically depend on my husband's salary as a more consistent way to live.
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The Australian Davis was more consistent, mixing five birdies and a bogey to sit atop the leaderboard with Steele at six-under par for the tournament.
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"He's going to see more consistent velocity than he's seen the past couple of years, but I think he's frankly looking forward to that," Stearns said.
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"Ultimately we seek more consistent high levels of success, and we will not shy away from our expectations," Athletic Director Fred Glass said in a statement.
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While the billionaire is known for brash, bold and sometimes inconsistent statements, Pence offers a more consistent tone while offering years of steady Christian conservative principles.
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Cars will be able to chain together more aerodynamically, drive at more consistent speeds, and perhaps serve as shared vehicles in lieu of individual vehicle ownership.
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So he spent the summer working on being more consistent with his jumper, his ability to take defenders off the dribble, and his low-post scoring.
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The dizzy spells were becoming more consistent and a growing concern of mine, so I went to a doctor, who suggested I get some further tests done.
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The OFC, because it interacts with other brain regions that coordinate aspects of mood and emotion, might provide a more consistent benefit when stimulated, the team theorizes.
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Better and more consistent tips can be a deciding factor for drivers to stay with a company like Domino's rather than leaving for a rival, he said.
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The tool can "can reduce your network costs, increase bandwidth throughput, and provide a more consistent network experience than Internet-based connections," AWS says on its website.
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A universal framework can provide a more consistent and transparent view of progress in AV safety within and across the industry, better informing the public and policymakers.
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So, you can go tell your source that they're ill-informed — and then perhaps educate them on the benefits of using a more consistent birth control method.
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FFS allows the people who choose it to have a physicality that's more consistent with the gender identity they're otherwise expressing, which is hardly a "shallow" ask.
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Automating drilling decisions can produce more consistent results by cutting out human errors, said Duane Cuku, vice president of sales for rig technology at Precision Drilling Corp.
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While Morgan hasn't tracked the numbers so far, "As we provide more consistent and reliable service, our delivery business is going to increase a lot," he said.
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Miles Bridges (27 points, 29 rebounds) has been a much more consistent scorer, putting up double digits in six of seven games - including four 22-point performances.
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Twitter is currently testing a new look for Moments on iOS and Android that's meant to make its design more consistent with the rest of the site.
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We need this kind of data tracking and reporting to be more thorough and more consistent if we're truly going to create a more diverse tech workforce.
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A new peer-reviewed study quantifies how much more nuclear power the public might support if "dread" melted away and opinions were more consistent with actual risk.
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Chicago's violence has been far more consistent: The city's murder rate, according to Brennan Center data, is anticipated to jump 47.1 percent this year to 727 murders.
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The cold weather leads to more consistent peaks on the moguls course, something that Kingsbury believes could give him the edge over the rest of the field.
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"Our starting pitching has been more consistent, because we haven't really scored a ton of runs since the All-Star break, to go 393-5," Girardi said.
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Chick-fil-A consulted Ritz-Carlton and fine-dining icon Danny Meyer as it worked to make its hospitality and service more consistent in the early 2000s.
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But he has become more precise in the vineyard and the cellar, and his wines have grown more consistent and expressive of where the grapes are grown.
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I have both AirPlay 22019 and Chromecast on my TV at home, and every time I find AirPlay 2 to be the more consistent and stable technology.
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Honestly, I think this might be the most coherent soundtrack that we've released because it has more consistent tone, and sound, and even just style of playing.
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The second big bet is that by enrolling students in noncredit programs, colleges can entice them into degree programs where the payoffs are higher and more consistent.
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In experiments of our own, we were able to tease apart these two alternatives, and we found that the evidence was more consistent with the "inertia" explanation.
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Since then, aside from the lessons of experience, almost all of the newer winemakers have been trained professionals; this has helped to make the wines more consistent.
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Tony also teaches math, and says his students are already producing better work on a more consistent basis, even though the schedule is just six months old.
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A DDoS attack is more consistent with Bloomberg's description, which said the agency's servers were overwhelmed with millions of hits designed to slow or shut them down.
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More consistent has been something plenty of people don't know about — and that those who do tend to brush aside as a bygone chapter from Thomas's past.
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But the lower number is more consistent with recent growth in G.D.P. and an economy that appears closer to full employment than it has in two decades.
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" RICK MECKLER, PARTNER, CHERRY LANE INVESTMENTS, NEW VERNON, NEW JERSEY: "It couldn't be more consistent with what they've said before, and of course they're on hold here.
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That frustrated some customers, but the service now feels more consistent across platforms, looks far better, and is easier to use as a result of the changes.
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Venus Williams, the enduring 220-year-old star, was the more consistent, even-tempered and opportunistic player in her 21997-25 (22), 19903-21990, 210-21 victory.
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"Nowhere has the U.N.'s failure been more consistent and more outrageous than in its bias against our close ally Israel," she said during her opening remarks.
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Now, states are attempting to get a better handle on the issue, most recently Florida, with bills intended to create a more consistent framework for our online afterlives.
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Not only is this system familiar to anybody who's switching away from the iPhone, but it's also more consistent than Android 215 Pie, which mixed buttons and swipes.
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Andra Day: Day stayed more consistent in her transformation, carrying the pristine white fur vibes over from her red carpet walk but going even bigger for her performance.
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You can place them at different points around your home, and these Eero products will help create a more consistent Wi-Fi signal than a traditional router can.
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On "Fox & Friends" on Wednesday, Baden specifically noted that Epstein had broken several bones in his neck, which he said was more consistent with strangulation than with hanging.
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"There is a need for those firms to find more consistent revenue streams," said Gary Goldstein, CEO of Whitney Partners, an executive search firm that works with banks.
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More from VICE: That is, lifting weights later in the day seems to produce a much more consistent rise in the various growth signals sent to muscle fibers.
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The premium segment of mobile devices is still dominated by the iPhone, and that includes gaming, where Apple offers a superior game selection and better, more consistent performance.
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On the nights he has his son, we meet at the gym, as it keeps their routine a bit more consistent, but tonight we're meeting at my place.
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Money talks, and, in Hollywood, things will only change in front of and behind the camera when Latinx people demand better and more consistent representation through financial investment.
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Rather than diminishing Trump's authority it gives him a green light to bring back an even stronger repeal bill that is more consistent with his campaign policy statements.
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Despite the inflation pressure, Williamson said the PMI's fall left it around levels more consistent with a further rate cut by the Bank of England than an increase.
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You'll probably have less control over the camera, but you'll be able to acquaint yourself with the format and produce more consistent results without burning through a paycheck.
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Automating drilling decisions can produce more consistent results by cutting out human errors, said Duane Cuku, vice president of sales for rig technology at Precision Drilling Corp (PD.TO).
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Eero's primary product is a "mesh wireless router," which changes the way internet access is delivered throughout the house, resulting in coverage that is faster and more consistent.
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As Morty says, it's about splitting the diff, sacrificing a little bit of the fun chaos of its earlier seasons for the more consistent release of future seasons.
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However, he lamented that Trump did not do so sooner and voiced a desire for the president to be more consistent in his efforts to bring Americans together.
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The bodies said shortening hours would therefore "concentrate liquidity leading to more consistent trading costs and provide greater time for traders and the market to digest corporate announcements."
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"I wouldn't be surprised if it becomes more consistent than we've seen in the past - money leaving taxable-bond funds," said Pat Keon, Senior Research Analyst at Lipper.
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The team also found that the foam expands 80 percent less than solid metal as it reaches those high temperatures, and that expansion is much more consistent, too.
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A more consistent evidence of strength of the U.S. economy could prompt the Fed to raise rates sooner rather than later, which would put pressure on gold prices.
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An ending more consistent with what I take to be Cody's intentions would have showed the husband's increased efforts and engagement but Marlo, undiagnosed and untreated, still ill.
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If he can make his jumper more consistent, gain a better understanding of defensive principles, and become an adequate passer, he will be able to provide NBA value.
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But there's elements that we do it better and when we control it and have the visibility to do it, we can deliver a more consistent supply chain.
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But Dr. Michael Baden, a forensic pathologist hired by Epstein's brother, has said that the injuries found on Epstein's neck were more consistent with those found in homicides.
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She was more consistent and decisive in the early going, pouncing repeatedly on Osaka's second serve to go up by a set and a break before Osaka rallied.
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Less e-bikes locked to bike racks means less sidewalk obstruction, more consistent locations to find e-bikes to ride, and a more efficient charging and maintenance process.
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Though numbers have rebounded to be more consistent with the past few years, the number of crossings in fiscal year 2017 were at a nearly five-decade low.
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GolferAge: 30How he dominated the decade: Over the past 10 years, no golfer has been a more consistent presence at the top of the leaderboard than Rory McIlroy.
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But it nonetheless paints an alternative picture that's more consistent with the actual results, pre-election polls and the consensus of academics and campaign analysts on the electorate.
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But Epstein's brother has contested that finding, citing a privately retained forensic pathologist who said the injuries on Epstein's neck were more consistent with those found in homicides.
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"This keeps your energy level more consistent and steady throughout the day, avoiding the energy peaks and valleys you get from something super caffeinated like coffee," they write.
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"If your child does have A.D.H.D., then you have to be a lot more consistent than most parents need to be in managing your child," Dr. Wolraich said.
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To do so, she needed to establish a more consistent income stream for her digital business, and Morton said that was when she decided to start a Patreon.
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Oppenheimer said while that's a red-light warning, underlying data in the model suggested that current inflation levels are more consistent with a correction rather than a bear market.
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From the developer side, there are tons of apps that seemingly ignore it entirely, despite it being a standard on every iPhone, one more consistent than even screen sizes.
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"It will radically reduce duplication, and improve efficiency and operational effectiveness across the group, driving shareholder value, and a more consistent and improved experience for Barclays' customers," he said.
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In a second set of tests run by BuzzFeed News (also in fresh search sessions with no personalized data) four days later, results like these were even more consistent.
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Trump scored much higher with Republican voters (85.5% approval), while Kasich's support was more consistent among Democrats (43.2%), Republicans (45.7%), and those who don't identify with either party (46.8%).
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Plus, the Fed is likely to hike rates next week, which will put pressure on stock values — and it's likely to continue doing so at a more consistent pace.
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I agree that it is subjective and nuanced and I would like to build more framework around that so we have a more consistent way to enforce going forward.
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The Pixel tends to grow cold and unfriendly in these autumnal months, but the Pixel 2 has a more consistent surface temperature to go with its less metallic finish.
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In a press conference today, a coalition of activists from Myanmar, Syria, and six other countries called on Facebook to take a more consistent and transparent approach to moderation.
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We are a cafe that utilizes a piece of automated equipment (that we created) to provide customers with a faster and more consistent experience for locally roasted specialty coffee.
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I'm running as a Democrat, because my belief system is more consistent with working-class people and I try to do things to help people and lift all boats.
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But generally speaking, Twitter was aiming to deliver a more consistent, seamless experience across both the phone and the web platforms with this update, a company spokesperson told us.
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Because those answers are going to be far more consistent, and might help you develop the type of behavior that will prevent the installation of malware on your computer.
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In my years of reporting on this subject, one of the more consistent roadblocks I've hit is getting Japanese game designers to speak openly and honestly about this subject.
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Seventh seed Stephens struggled with her serve but she was more consistent on Court Philippe Chatrier and set up a meeting with Britain's Johanna Konta in the last eight.
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Perhaps if the burden of proof fell more squarely on the laws' proponents, the outcomes of these cases might be more consistent—especially if circumstantial evidence weighed more heavily.
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At the moment, we're working on consolidating our existing portfolio of products and pages and bringing them into a design field that is more consistent with modern visual language.
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ABOUT THE 2104ERS (19-34): McConnell was the hero Thursday but rookie forward Dario Saric is emerging as a more consistent threat while Philadelphia awaits the return of Embiid.
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It's the offense that needs to become more consistent though behind quarterback Richard Lagow, who was 2003-of-59 for 317 passing yards against Northwestern but threw two interceptions.
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The data suggests that the April and May jobs data was an aberration and that June was more consistent with what is going on in the economy, he said.
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NASA tested exactly that on October 12 and Tuesday announced the results of the competition: The world-class drone pilot was faster but the autonomous drone was more consistent.
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"Regarding Black Friday, we expect a continued de-emphasis on the actual day and a shift towards more consistent promos throughout the month," Cowen and Co.'s Kernan explained.
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As for his son, the White House has likely never been home to a more consistent, gentlemanly, and sophisticated drinker, aside perhaps from his dad's lifelong frenemy Thomas Jefferson.
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When Mike asked about the "insurance for everybody" comment, Ryan said it meant access for everyone, which is more consistent with the way most Republicans think about health reform.
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"I've lost a handful of tough matches this year but I feel like I'm starting to play better now, a little more consistent," the 30-year-old Californian said.
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Nomura Holdings' 'bbb' VR, which is a notch lower than that of Nomura Securities, reflects Nomura Securities' more consistent profitability backed by its leading and stable domestic retail franchise.
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The bald fact of the Premier League table illustrates that Liverpool has been significantly more consistent than Tottenham this season: Klopp's team eventually finished 22016 points ahead of Spurs.
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I do worry that inflation expectations have not yet moved up in a noticeable way that I think is on the path to being more consistent with 2 percent.
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A two-handed backhand would have allowed them to produce more consistent power off returns and balls struck above shoulder height and to better compensate on off-center hits.
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I asked why other experts, like the ones I spoke with who said the evidence in its totality was more consistent with suicidal hanging than strangulation, were not quoted.
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She will need to be much more consistent to pose a genuine threat to Osaka, but there can be no doubt at this early stage about Gauff's competitive spirit.
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"No one presented better arguments on a more consistent basis," retired Justice Sandra Day O'Connor once wrote of Roberts' style as an appellate advocate standing before the nine justices.
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"The delusions, the hallucinations are far more consistent with psychosis than PTSD," said Dr. Donald C. Goff, a psychiatrist at New York University and a leading expert on schizophrenia.
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Buttigieg's vote share is more consistent: He is at 14 percent among "very liberal" voters, 20183 percent those who are "somewhat liberal" and 15 percent among moderates and conservatives.
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Girardi has credited Pineda's success to more consistent cutting movement on his fastball, which is breaking two more inches, on average, than last year, according to the FanGraphs website.
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Walmart appears to be trying to create a more consistent experience online — something it's also doing across channels as it combines its online and in-store product buying teams.
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He's one of more consistent bandleaders in instrumental music today, with original music that feels consequential and distinguished in spite of its adherence to an airtight, contemporary-jazz aesthetic.
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The bald fact of the Premier League table illustrates that Liverpool has been significantly more consistent than Tottenham this season: Klopp's team eventually finished 26 points ahead of Spurs.
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In 2012, the US Department of Education released a template called a "Shopping Sheet," which schools could follow to provide a clearer, more consistent format for their aid letters.
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Whether it's more consistent earnings, stronger insurance protections or fully-funded four-year degrees for drivers or their families, we'll continue working to improve the experience for and with drivers.
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The feature, announced during the company's Platforms State of the Union event at its Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), is designed to check for traits more consistent with bots than people.
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" The big picture: Baden's claim, which directly contradicts the official ruling surrounding Epstein's death, argues that Epstein's injuries were "unusual for suicidal hangings and more consistent with ligature homicidal strangulation.
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The frontcourt needs more consistent play from 22-foot-23 Kingsley Okoroh and Kentucky transfer Marcus Lee, who have combined for 80.13 blocks but have disappeared on offense at times.
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Dixa, a Copenhagen-based startup that offers a platform to help companies provide better and more consistent customer service across multiple channels, has raised $14 million in Series A funding.
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Dallas knows it must be more consistent with a final seven-game closing stretch that includes six playoff contenders in the Western Conference along with a rematch versus the Coyotes.
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Political parties maintain "issue owning" advantages on select policy areas where the party is seen as more competent, more consistent, and more active based on the party's priorities and constituency.
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Toby Lawson, head of global markets in Australia at Societe Generale Newedge, told CNBC's "The Rundown " the PBOC needs to more consistent in their policy decisions to retain investor confidence.
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Trump was already perfectly racist and obscene before Bannon molded Trump's message into something slightly more consistent, and yet Trump garnered nearly three million fewer votes nationwide than his rival.
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There's a bit less overall motion going back toward his face, which allows for a more consistent release at the 90-degree elbow point, which shooting instructors love to see.
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As inept as the Dolphins have looked so far this year, they're coming off of a bye week, and the offense has looked more consistent since Josh Rosen took over.
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The Massachusetts Chipotle employee who spoke with Business Insider said that his location switched back to Mexican avocados roughly a week ago and that the quality was immediately more consistent.
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But she said such colors were more consistent with early-19th-century architecture, like the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Baltimore.
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"Top performers in every field — athletes, musicians, CEOs, artists — are all more consistent than their peers," writes James Clear, an author and speaker who studies the habits of successful people.
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However, despite the stepped up and more consistent warnings, experts say Sri Lanka's agencies face one persistent problem: National disaster response authorities cannot send out effective disaster warnings early enough.
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Paying attention to the difference between these two types of processes is important because caucuses attract a very different set of citizens -- more ideological, more consistent and more partisan participants.
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In short, the company says it's because it was focused on providing earnings that better matched each delivery's level of effort, along with more consistent earnings from order to order.
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The injuries suffered by Epstein are "far more consistent with assault" than suicide, the lawyer, Reid Weingarten, told Judge Richard Berman in U.S. District Court in Manhattan during a hearing.
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But what Gupta found most interesting was that, in its totality, the autopsy results presented in WaPo's story actually were more consistent with a suicidal hanging than a strangulation. Why?
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The contrast with his more consistent approach toward Florida and Texas when they were struck by hurricanes has fueled suspicions about why he has treated the predominantly Hispanic island differently.
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Ms. Verma said that until now, federal rules discouraged the private insurers who run the Medicare drug plans from offering a more consistent co-payment for insulin and other drugs.
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"Klobuchar is navigating the gender dynamics in a way that's more consistent with what we've seen from candidates before," said Kelly Dittmar at Rutgers University's Center for Women and Politics.
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The data also suggests that the April and May jobs numbers were an aberration and that June was more consistent with what is going on in the economy, he said.
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Pete Buttigieg: So the Supreme Court will become more liberal in my presidency because my justices that I would appoint would have a philosophy that's more consistent with my own.
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Crabtree has been more consistent than his teammate, with at least 11 points in three of the last four games, but Cooper has shown greater potential for more elite performances.
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However, the improvement in business attitudes and spending is a direct result of the changing of the guard in Washington and may be contributing to a more consistent growth pattern.
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Long-term interest rates remain low by historical standards across most of the world, suggesting that global bond investors aren't fully buying into a return to stronger, more consistent growth.
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Once I found the right spots for the beacons, my tests became a lot more consistent, but I encourage anyone who picks up a set to play around with placement.
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"Eventually this active policy will lead to levels of inflation more consistent with our mandate and will call for higher interest rates both in nominal and in real terms," he said.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES While TDC's quantitative metrics are more consistent with a higher rating category, Fitch's current view of the risk characteristics of MPLI specialists is a limiting factor for TDC's ratings.
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In South Carolina last weekend, exit polls showed Trump comfortably beat both his closest rivals Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio among evangelical voters, despite their more consistent appeals to Christian values.
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"There may be no more consistent brand at the box office than Pixar," Dergarabedian said, explaining that the company has managed to retain incredible fan loyalty in its 20-year history.
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Its clean burning produced a paler, subtler and more consistent product, and though darker, sweeter styles still predominated, brewers started to aim those pale ales at the palates of wealthier drinkers.
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" The comments come after Dr. Michael Baden, a former NYC medical examiner, claimed on "Fox & Friends" on Wednesday morning that findings in Epstein's autopsy were "more consistent with ligature homicidal strangulation.
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The resolution could be crisper, the battery life longer, processing times could be faster and more consistent and the included mini tripod could use some more texture for a firmer grip.
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Just as importantly, Kennard's improved physique made him a more consistent shooter—he was now capable of running off screens and maintaining his shot mechanics deep into games, without any dropoff.
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I'd worked for a couple of years at a small, locally-owned restaurant but business was slowing down, and I needed a more consistent flow of income from my serving job.
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In 2015, they made a significant change to the formula, removing some ingredients, adding others, says Bouton, with the end result being a much more consistent "ice cream texture" than before.
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Overall, the sports publisher's traffic is more consistent, with fewer dramatic peaks and troughs, while the news publisher has clearly demarked periods when more readers are clicking through to their stories.
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"I think we need to look at the tariffs that Canada currently has, and we need to create a system and structure," one that's more consistent, transparent and stable, he suggested.
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He made 80 percent of returns on the backhand side, more consistent than the forehand (72 percent), which, together with his serve, has so long been a big weapon for Federer.
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Thursday's shift aligns it more with a track similar to the European model, which has been a little more consistent, showing a tropical or subtropical storm drifting ashore near New Orleans.
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Where previous advisers have sought to recraft the basics of his message, the new team around him appears intent mainly on arranging his favorite themes in a more consistent, linear format.
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Attorneys for financier and accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein said his death in federal custody was "far more consistent with assault" than suicide in a court hearing Tuesday, according to Newsweek.
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Facebook's advances will make chatbot conversations more specific, more consistent, more empathetic, help them more easily recall earlier parts of a conversation, and able to respond to images, the company says.
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In a statement to the AP, Google said: "We have been updating the explanatory language about Location History to make it more consistent and clear across our platforms and help centers."
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BUYING BASICS Real estate prices are typically listed in Unidad de Fomento (UF), a form of currency tied to the Chilean peso, but adjusted for inflation to provide more consistent prices.
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Connectivity has become the lifeblood for our devices — as essential to them as water is to us — and the need to have faster, more consistent connections is only going to grow.
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YouTube's acknowledgment of the harmful impact of the Awlaki sermons should also open the door to a broader and more consistent approach against the content posted by the Islamic State online.
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Among the more consistent candidates are Sanders, who has championed Medicare for All for years, and Biden, a staunch opponent of Medicare for All who prefers an optional government-run plan.
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For example, coarser grounds can produce a more consistent 23% extraction yield of one flavor, while the finer grounds produce a variation of extractions of different flavors that can average 23%.
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"Hedge funds were reduced in favour of better, more consistent returns from other alternative asset classes, which have been increased in the year," a spokesman for the pension fund told Reuters.
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The plans, which also aim to make household rubbish collections more consistent around the country, will be introduced by Environment Secretary Michael Gove and go out for consultation for three months.
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Researchers applauded Facebook for even having policies aimed at cutting down on tobacco's social media presence, but they recommended the company make them more consistent and improve how it enforces them.
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Democratic women lawmakers are stronger, more consistent advocates for policies that affect women and families, including laws to guarantee fair pay, ensure access to quality health care, and expand paid leave.
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"It takes a lot of stress off my arm and makes it easier to get it all the way to second base, and it makes you more consistent," d'Arnaud said later.
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San Francisco's experiment in placing young adults into a separate category, neither juvenile nor fully adult, "is a smarter approach, and one that's more consistent with the science," Dr. Steinberg said.
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"Whether it's more consistent earnings, stronger insurance protections or fully-funded four-year degrees for drivers or their families, we'll continue working to improve the experience for and with drivers," it added.
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Pliskova is one of several players in the women's draw to have held the world number one ranking, but now appears to have harnessed her power to become a more consistent force.
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He's hitting 11-for-25 in a six-game hitting streak and has a defensive versatility that will earn more consistent playing time, even after Correa is able to return at shortstop.
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Releasing a new Apple TV model with a processor that's just as fast as Apple's current iPhones could help the company make the experience feel more consistent across all of its products.
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BEIJING, March 13 (Reuters) - China will make its green bond standards more consistent with international criteria to help attract more investment, Ma Jun, chief economist of the central bank, said on Wednesday.
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Developing a common language on green finance standards will enhance investors' confidence to support green finance "through more consistent definitions and mythologies", said Jonathan Taylor, vice president of the European Investment Bank.
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Jessica Allen, a soon-to-be assistant professor at West Virginia University, and expert in human gait, further showed that their motor modules were also more consistent in walking and balance tasks.
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That means Dr. Rahmstorf's forecast is now more consistent with calculations issued in 2013 by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, a United Nations body that periodically reviews and summarizes climate research.
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The unit can obviously be more consistent after struggling in Week 1, but Hackett and Bortles have now given Bill Belichick's team fits in two games dating back to the AFC Championship.
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These findings are more consistent with the NBC/WSJ poll, which also surveyed opinions on the Supreme Court, and found that 43% support Obama nominating the next justice with 42% opposing him.
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"We're definitely playing a lot more consistent," Nashville defenseman Roman Josi, who is slated to play in his 400th NHL game Monday, told reporters after Saturday's 7-2 rout of San Jose.
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It has also begun publishing guidance documents for public health departments on how to collect ticks and test them for diseases, to encourage more consistent data collection across different states and counties.
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Riverdale would probably have been a more consistent show if it had sacrificed a more interesting character to the demands of the plot — even if that character was a pretty blonde girl.
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The central bank could stand to be more consistent about what it will and will not communicate, given its signaling ahead of its July rate hike, said Dana Peterson, economist at Citigroup.
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Nos. 230 to 230 - Everyone who said something boring: Slightly smaller pads, tweaking the offside rules, more consistent officiating, changing the icing rules … These aren't bad ideas, necessarily, but come on guys.
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The current New York City mayor has also proposed broader worker protections and a wealth tax, which are more consistent with the redistributive and countercyclical policies that other Democrats have brought forth.
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Instead, it is looking at practical solutions and raises the possibility of more centralised supervision, such as the bloc's securities watchdog, ESMA, "developing, implementing and running a more consistent regime for marketing".
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Here's the bottom line: The headline rise in nonfarm payrolls marks a welcome return to more consistent improvement in monthly job creation, with four of the past six months rising above 200,000.
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Similarly, ceramic and porcelain dryers are designed to do the same, but these materials can also result in more even heating for a more consistent temperature to protect your hair from damage.
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Signing the bill wrapped up about two years of work to craft the measure aimed at harmonizing federal law and giving businesses more consistent legal protections when their trade secrets are stolen.
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Wadley is averaging 214 yards a carry and has gained 227 yards this season, but he must be more consistent to give Ferentz confidence to keep the ball on the ground more.
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I was leaning more Republican at the time as I was getting my citizenship, because I found some of the moral aspects of the Republican Party were more consistent with my viewpoints.
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There was a lot of skepticism at the time because the crater that we had seen pictures of is more consistent with something exploding from the ground rather than something meteor impacting.
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They've been far more consistent than Republicans in backing zero-tolerance policies for sexual harassment and ending the use of taxpayer money for harassment settlements, positions that are "wildly popular" with voters.
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"Our focus [heading into this season] was not necessarily making wholesale changes, but just being more consistent," Blazers head coach Terry Stotts said before last night's game against the New York Knicks.
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Relying on small scale investigations means that you will see variances in results, which is why you do large-scale testing with proper controls to arrive at more consistent and verifiable research.
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The network might not yet be an order of magnitude quicker than 4G, but it's much more consistent than the kinds of real-world speeds you typically get from current-gen networks.
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"The acquisition of Centerplate looks a sensible, albeit perhaps defensive, move with reasonable value creation credentials," said Jefferies analysts, who also noted that rival Compass had "demonstrated more consistent U.S revenue growth".
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Earlier this year, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation announced an effort to make job postings more consistent by building a job registry for employers that adopt a standard framework for postings.
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The difference isn't that the official number measures what people "earn" and the supplemental one doesn't; the supplemental one is merely more consistent in including just about every form of government assistance.
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This density allows the algorithms to produce more consistent voices, rather than being distracted by and honing in on the extreme detail of a waveform recording (to use an overly simplistic human analogy).
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All of Twitch's recent changes — its brand refresh, which was intended to showcase streamers' brands, and its renewed focus on transparency, which will make moderation feel more consistent — are a mark of professionalization.
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What that actually translates to in practical terms is getting rid of the blue accents and headers across most of the interface, which the company claims will make navigating easier and more consistent.
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But NASA scientists in the United States were more emphatic, saying in a public statement that the photographs posted online were more consistent with "a land based explosion" than with something from space.
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Fitch believes that much of FHN's legal overhang is now behind it, which should aid in the company generating more consistent earnings as legal costs diminish, resulting in a credit positive over time.
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Mac App Store Update With Mojave, Apple redesigned the App Store to be more consistent with its mobile counterpart, splitting content into different tabs to make searching easier and more effective than before.
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The Bears' third-year coach is hoping for a more consistent effort Wednesday as the Bears visit high-scoring Arizona State, which boasts three of the top 103 scorers in the Pac-12.
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Ichinomiya on the Chiba coastline was chosen by 2020 organizers as it promises more consistent waves yet Enoshima, which will host to the Olympic sailing events, has an atmosphere that surfers find special.
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Subscriptions, meanwhile, give developers a more consistent revenue stream, and can be used for things like a premium, upgraded app experience or a voice app that regularly updates with new content, for example.
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And it doesn't seem to matter how aligned your voting record is with Trump today if Bannon sees an opportunity to bring in someone who can be a louder, more consistent Trump advocate.
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But on balance, the Catalist data and the C.P.S. are more consistent with the actual results and common sense than the exit polls, at least in the places where the disagreements are largest.
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"Shortening the hours would concentrate liquidity leading to more consistent trading costs and provide greater time for traders and the market to digest corporate announcements," AFME and the UK-based Investment Association said.
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"The Council will then discuss the ways in which a more consistent and effective security procedure can be applied at all events of the FIA Formula One World Championship," the governing body said.
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These businesses exhibit stronger revenue growth, which is more consistent with challenger-type cable operations where market share can be gained at the expense of the incumbent and through new home network build.
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The first piece of advice I'll give you is that an investment in a burr grinder is going to make your life with the Flair a lot better, and your grounds more consistent.
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I STYLE FIXES MYSELF AND I HAVE CLIENTS WHO WILL COME FOR SPECIAL OCCASIONS OR KIND OF SPECIFIC THINGS THEY ARE LOOKING FOR, AND THEN I HAVE OTHER CLIENTS THAT ARE MORE CONSISTENT.
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But many other financial market conditions are more consistent with what you expect to see when everything is basically going fine — not indicative of a major risk of financial, economic or geopolitical upheaval.
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The AHA has been more consistent, but also more puzzling: By 1976, it was recommending abdominal thrusts alongside back blows, and by 1985 the organization cut back blows out of the picture entirely.
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It's trying to find those moments and places where we can be a bit more ourselves and present the band and play places that are more consistent with what we're all about spiritually.
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"Since this incident occurred last year, we've streamlined our process by moving various technicians responsible for pulling data into the same team with more consistent oversight," Seattle IT Department's Megan Erb told Motherboard.
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The result is, ideally, a better product and a more consistent quality, since every step of the licensing and growing process is intensive and regimented and everyone is invested in the apple's success.
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Nicklas Backstrom has enjoyed more consistent success with a goal and an assist in back-to-back contests to give him a team-best 10 points (four goals, six assists) in nine games.
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But Harris worked to address other areas of his game as well: developing a more consistent 3-point shot, drawing contact so he could shoot more free throws and becoming a better defender.
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His agency's interactions with the public, and its own employees, seem to be returning to a posture more consistent with past Republican and Democratic administrations after Mr. Pruitt's contentious and scandal-plagued tenure.
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Among the Republicans who said they wished Mr. Trump's behavior were more consistent with that of other presidents, only 29 percent were regular Fox News viewers, compared with 60 percent who were not.
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"These enhancements will result in more consistent inspection practices and will improve the detection of systemic deficiencies and increase the effectiveness of air carrier safety oversight performed by the FAA," the letter said.
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Cano powers Mariners past White Sox CHICAGO — If the Seattle Mariners are going to rebound from a disappointing first half, manager Scott Servais believes the secret can be found in more consistent play.
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The percentage doing so on an ad hoc basis has fallen back from the 2016 figure of 29 per cent to 24 per cent; the 2017 number is more consistent with previous years.
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She was quicker and more consistent, but also bold — slapping her left-handed forehand down the line under pressure and finding a way to produce her trademark depth even in extremely defensive positions.
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It was not our intent to be insensitive to issues of authenticity and ethnicity, and we will look to recast the part with an actor more consistent with the character in the source material.
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Rather, a scenario more consistent with recent newspaper reporting is that a series of activities over an extended period of time, including some computer and electronic manipulation, could have resulted in the failed launch.
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Two other bills aimed at creating a more consistent and comprehensive replacement for the government's outdated broadband coverage maps are making their way through the house and senate respectively with similar cross-party support.
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To make matters worse, Bleecker Street, which launched around the same time as Broadgreen, has been much more consistent, with Eye in the Sky taking in $18 million in the arthouse circuit this spring.
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" and "Agglomerate: From Idea to IPO in 12 Months "; follow Jeremy on and LinkedIn "Over the past five years, no advertising channel has provided a better or more consistent return on investment than Facebook.
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In terms of visual language, the new App Store looks very much like Apple Music and Apple News, bringing a cleaner and more consistent and colorful look to its suite of stock service software.
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Microsoft announced an update for OneNote today across Windows 10, Mac, iOS, Android, and the web, featuring an overhauled design meant to offer improved accessibility and a more consistent feel across the various platforms.
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However, further improvements outside the company's already dominant European fixed income franchise, a more consistent asset performance across asset classes while maintaining current leverage and capitalisation levels would be positive for Amundi's credit profile.
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CLAYTON, N.C. (Reuters) - Caterpillar Inc on Thursday provided investors with details on its push to grow its services business while also laying out dividend increases and more consistent share repurchases in the coming years.
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After years of anxiety about the accuracy of opinion polls, investors had increasingly come to rely on political betting odds as a more consistent barometer of election outcomes affecting billions of dollars of holdings.
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Her new job as co-founder and CEO of For True Foodies Only — a bootstrapped company that's about to launch an app for chefs and foodies — is probably more consistent with her culinary inclination.
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But so can smartphones, and top-tier smartphones are more consistent than the L216, which tends to oversaturate its images or throw a color cast on the image in scenes with multiple lighting sources.
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He's working with the Bulls coaching staff now to refine his form, and his focus in Las Vegas is more on technical aspects that will hopefully chisel a more consistent stroke into his neuropathways.
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The problem is that only 1.5 million of those are paying customers, and for Slack to keep growing it needed to find a more consistent revenue stream that only large enterprise customers can provide.
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If more human-proofing and de-biasing were built into the process — through stronger peer review, cleaner and more consistent funding, and more transparency and data sharing — some of these biases could be mitigated.
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Generally, the albums are stronger, more consistent, and more audacious than the mixtapes, which serve as messy grab bags hosting vast reserves of worthy music not quite intense enough to make the official albums.
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" Eero is one of several companies that makes a "mesh router" system, which is a fancy way of saying "buy several boxes with radios in them that could make your Wi-Fi more consistent.
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If Clinton clinches the nomination soon, it would have a negative impact on turnout in future contests and lower average turnout levels, making it more consistent with GOP turnout under the same electoral context.
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Once they know what bucket you're in, they do everything to keep you in that bucket and to make you behave in ways that are more consistent with all the things about that bucket.
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The A5, and its easier/improved flying experience, and ICON's more consistent training, and the simpler sport-pilot license associated with it, all do combine to make flying substantially more accessible … to the rich.
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"Because expedited review programs are intended for drugs that treat serious conditions and address unmet medical needs, accepting greater risk may be reasonable and more consistent with patients' preferences," Frakt wrote in his editorial.
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Even in the south of Syria, where the rebels are in better condition thanks to more consistent and organised support by the opposition's backers, the regime, once again with Russia's help, has made advances.
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He could exploit a severe advantage in quickness over his more lumbering opponents; he averaged 15.6 points a game as a freshman but that number could increase dramatically if his shooting becomes more consistent.
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In 2007, China's highest court, the Supreme People's Court, won back the power to review death sentences, in an attempt to make use of the penalty more consistent and to root out egregious injustices.
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Benson also tested positive for a small amount of alcohol in his system but we're told the number is more consistent with ethanol produced by the body during decomposition than alcohol consumed that night.
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It underscored the United States' continued engagement in Iraq and was an implicit riposte to Iran, which has often tried to present itself to Iraqi leaders as a more consistent partner than the Americans.
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Starting initially with the iOS app, both Spotify Free and Premium users will notice the app has a more consistent, streamlined look, new in-app icons, changes to how cover art displays, and more.
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While the results of other devices can vary greatly based on your body's water level, the Bello only measures lipids (a scientific term for fat), so Olive says it is more consistent and reliable.
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Mr. Bolton is actually more conservative and more consistent than Mr. Trump, but since his story appears to threaten the president, he has been promptly embraced by one camp and exorcised by the other.
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Walter Berbrick, founding director of the Arctic Studies group at the U.S. Naval War College in Newport, R.I., said a more consistent presence allows the U.S. to engage directly with the government and Greenlanders.
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It allows people to not only make the action one time, but to make it fixed to their sense of self, and that in turn helps them to be more consistent with their identity.
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He sometimes disappears from the game or loses the ball and I think he could be a bit more consistent, but he's still very young and this is all part of the learning process.
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"What we need is nothing less than for church leaders to enact actions and promote policies more consistent with a healthier, psychologically well-informed, and theologically sound approach to human sexuality," he told Vox.
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Just like screening for high cholesterol or diabetes, the new findings suggest that "oral health should be another measure that we do more consistent screening on to avoid health consequences later in life," said LaMonte.
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Scientists like Alison Van Eenennaam, a geneticist at the UC Davis, have advocated for a more consistent framework across agencies that looks instead at the end product rather than the method used to create it.
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But at least it seems like YouTube is actively trying to make the process of what does and doesn't get banned a little more consistent and transparent, and that can only be a good thing.
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Overall, the evidence looks a lot more consistent with a story that has academics rejecting a conservative party that has moved sharply right than it does with a story in which academics have moved left.
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These plans shift more of the risk onto companies, but for smaller businesses that may have a healthier employee base they may make more sense with more consistent payments and the opportunity for cost savings.
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The FEC had previously permitted tapping campaign funds for "occasional" child care, but the 36-year-old candidate required more consistent care for her 2- and 3-year-old children as she ran for office.
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Harvard's latest study found that community-owned broadband networks are not only consistently cheaper than traditional private networks, but pricing for broadband service also tends to be notably more transparent, more consistent, and less confusing.
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As the episode fades out, it has become obvious that if the show is going to continue to make these broad statements about marriage and relationships, it needs to be more consistent in its messaging.
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Fitch believes Marriott's credit profile will be more consistent with a 'BBB+' IDR after combining with Starwood, even with its unchanged financial policy that includes managing adjusted leverage at its stated 3.0x to 3.25x target.
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The Positive Outlook reflects Fitch's view of the measures GFH's current management has taken to reshape the group's business model towards a greater focus on income-generating investments, with consequent expectations of more consistent profitability.
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They switch back and forth between our devices fast enough that we don't necessarily notice — only sending a bit to each at one time — but MU-MIMO should deliver a more consistent result for everyone.
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If the offensive line improves under new O-line coach Mike Munchak and the running game — which was great at times in 2018 — is more consistent, Flacco could deliver average or even above-average play.
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Mercedes-Benz is aiming to give a more consistent look worldwide to its brand and better coordinate its central and local digital content that spans 40 markets, the German company said in a separate statement.
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Rick and Morty is the flagship show for an entire network now, with a lot of money riding on it releasing on a more consistent basis than the previous "it'll premiere when it's done" deadline.
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Following the civil rights era in the 1960s and the subsequent cultural backlash of the 1970s, the parties began to align along more consistent cultural lines, and the geographical alignment of the parties shifted, too.
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Despite rough patches, "The Strain" has in many ways been more consistent creatively speaking than its higher-profile genre cousin, "The Walking Dead," which also deals with an undead peril in a post-apocalyptic landscape.
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" Pitlyk, who could not be reached for comment, said that "no court of appeals judge in the nation has a stronger more consistent record" than Kavanaugh on "protecting religious liberty and enforcing restrictions on abortion.
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" While the circumstances in the April 7 attack were "largely consistent with the use of chlorine," it said, the symptoms were more consistent with the use of "another chemical agent, most likely a nerve gas.
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So there you have it: Looking up the definition of "fascism" may have had its moment in 2016 (…and 2015), but "surreal" was the more consistent word of choice for Merriam-Webster users this year.
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The logic behind single-length iron sets is simple: It promotes a more consistent swing and eliminates the need to make stance, ball position and swing-plane adjustments as the club gets longer or shorter.
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Zauzmer noted that the guild award ceremonies for directors, producers, writers and screen actors are often a more consistent and accurate representation of the Oscar vote, as many of those members are also Academy constituents.
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" His statement added, "As someone who has long advocated for policies that put our families first, it's time for me to take my own advice and be a more consistent presence to help our family.
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Other crosscurrents have developed on the nine-member bench: While Roberts has occupied the decisive position along the ideological spectrum since Justice Anthony Kennedy retired, he is a more consistent conservative than Kennedy ever was.
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He returned from Japan a more refined pitcher, having developed a more consistent routine and learned to trust his slider as a reliable third option to complement his curveball and 94 mile-per-hour fastball.
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In the video, Manuel Ruder, Alexey Dosovitskiy, and Thomas Brox demonstrated how a 'temporal consistency constraint' was used in transferring neural artistic style to video files—speeding up the process while maintaining a more consistent image.
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Ginkgo also genetically-engineers yeast to make rose-scented oil that smells like the real thing but costs perfume companies (like France's Robertet, a Ginkgo partner) less than using actual roses and produces more consistent scents.
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And the important thing is that you learn from it; this year I've been a much more consistent driver, Last year I was waiting for my turn to win, and I was anxious to get it.
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"For shares to start climbing higher again, MFRM needs to show it can deliver more consistent and higher quality results at the same time it integrates its acquisitions," they said in a Friday note to clients.
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I'm sure that increasing competition among employers to qualified employees and other market conditions will push income levels — generally a lagging economic indicator — to rates more consistent with the kind of strength and diversity we're achieving.
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One of his former clerks wrote in July that "on the vital issues of protecting religious liberty and enforcing restrictions on abortion, no court-of-appeals judge...has a stronger, more consistent record" than he does.
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RHB Research, in a client note earlier this month, said AirAsia X's plans to realign some of its routes in Australia and introduce more North Asian destinations "should allow for more consistent quarterly earnings going forward".
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"We have made this very clear that this was an excursion, a departure from the normal adherence to those rules and we would hope that behavior in the future would be much more consistent," Richardson said.
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He had one sack of Matthew Stafford in the fourth quarter of Sunday's win over the Lions, but Buckner noted the defense as a whole must be more consistent over the course of a whole game.
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The same pattern held for African-American / Latino speakers with 14 percent representation in New York and only 20163 percent in SF. We need to establish a stronger and more consistent upward trend on all fronts.
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If that's true, the SEC will need to contend with some of these facts: 50% of participants in the token sale purchased less than $1000 of Kin, which seems more consistent with a consumptive use vs.
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There's nothing more consistent in national politics than the clockwork-like inconsistency of Republican budget deficit alarmism: They scream about the deficit when a Democrat occupies the White House, and go quiet when a Republican does.
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John McCain saying that Trump gave "one of the most disgraceful performances by an American president in memory" in Helsinki -- but Republicans need to be more consistent in their opposition between now and the midterm elections.
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When it comes to China, we can anticipate more consistent pushback from Pence, including reestablishing clear markers on the South China Sea and efforts to put together a TPP-like economic alliance to counter China's ambition.
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"There may be a possibility to adjust the post-cloture time on the executive calendar in a way more consistent with the Senate and the administration getting its positions filled in a timely fashion," he said.
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Looming over the study was a gnawing question: Given the effort that went into making workers' schedules more consistent from day to day and week to week, why wasn't there more improvement in the actual scheduling?
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For me, nothing in season two of this show reached the heights of the stark, searing bleakness of the first three episodes of season one — but overall, this season is a lot smoother and more consistent.
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This whole experiment begins when Lionel's own father Reginald decides to replace a human nanny with a machine to provide a more consistent environment for his child ("It will not expose your child to disreputable influences").
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German lagers were an immediate hit, partially because the German brewing method of bottom fermentation – which involves a relatively long fermentation period and cold storage – made for a more consistent, storable product than top-fermented ales.
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As a last resort, we might consider working somewhere in our community for more consistent and stable income — but if it comes to working a job again, then we know that things got very, very bad!
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If Snap is able to keep Wall Street happy and keep that revenue growth up and continue adding highly-engaged users, it may show that they're still on track to grow into a more consistent advertising purchase.
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While Watch Dogs 2 is a mature-rated game, we apologize and will update this NPC model to make it more consistent with other NPC models in the game in a patch to be released this week.
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NBC recently explained that companies like DoorDash and Instacart have insisted that this model helps drivers receive more consistent and fair earnings, even though customers often assume 100 percent of the tip goes to the delivery person.
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Today, the company announced that it's releasing the finished version of the updated application, which the Mixer team says has been rebuilt from the ground up to be faster and more consistent across different devices (via Engadget).
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Among the more consistent themes of Mr. Trump's election campaign was the notion that the U.S. was being ripped off by foreign countries and a principal objective of his administration would be to reduce the trade deficit.
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If you're on hormonal birth control, however, none of this really applies to you — your monthly hormonal changes are kept in check via synthetic hormones, so your reactions to cannabis will be more consistent throughout the month.
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"We knew we were going to have our hands full but we still believe we can find a way to win the series and we need to figure out how to be more consistent overall," Beltre said.
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Some of my nieces and nephews who were considering heading to college in the U.S. are now thinking instead about Australia, which offers two to four-year post-study visas and a more consistent pro-immigration policy.
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Higher capital gains and estate taxes "are more consistent with a story about work versus wealth, so therefore more attractive from a thematic point of view," reasoned Jake Sullivan, who coordinated policy for Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign.
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Founded in 2013 by CTO Roger Dudler — and headquartered in the Swiss city St. Gallen, no less — Frontify is a Software-as-a-Service that helps companies manage their branding in a more consistent and efficient way.
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Del Potro would have claimed it if he had won, but the ninth seeded Isner was more consistent and set up a meeting with Serbian qualifier Filip Krajinovic, who advanced after world number one Nadal pulled out.
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And while Trump does far better with Republican men who do not have a college degree (22019 percent approval) than among GOP male college graduates (57 percent approval), the picture is more consistent with his female boosters.
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"Those who lose weight steadily may have had more consistent eating and exercise habits before they joined our program and continued with that pattern as they cut back on calories and exercised more," Lowe said by email.
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Having more diverse writers and directors will lead to more diverse stories being told, which will lead to more consistent work for women, people of color, and LGBTQ people across the board — or so the theory goes.
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But ever since Jordan was turned loose as the Los Angeles Clippers' full-time center three seasons ago, nobody in the NBA except LeBron James has been more consistent from game to game and year to year.
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"It was not our intent to be insensitive to issues of authenticity and ethnicity, and we will look to recast the part with an actor more consistent with the character in the source material," the statement said.
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Of all those lessons learned, the United States has employed only one at scale: A majority of states recently adopted more consistent and challenging learning goals, known as the Common Core State Standards, for reading and math.
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Up to six styluses can draw on one display at a time, and communication is two-way, which the USI organization claims allows it to offer more consistent performance in areas with a lot of radio interference.
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Whitewalling is an important book that provides historical context for our current and recent controversies around protest; however, it would have been a stronger effort if the author had adopted a more consistent analytical and rhetorical approach.
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One can make the point that Belichick's emotions—or lack thereof—are more consistent, and that Bill also isn't the guy to pose for a celebratory sideline photo with teammates in the waning minutes of a blowout.
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He was found face-down in the silty deposits of the Thames, with one arm above his head and the other bent back onto itself and to the side—an orientation more consistent with drowning than deliberate burial.
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"For Jacobs, this transaction marks an inflection point in our portfolio transformation focused on more consistent, higher-margin growth as a leader solving the world's critical challenges," Jacobs Chairman and Chief Executive Steve Demetriou said in a statement.
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Perhaps a little yield curve inversion is just the bond market's squeamish reaction to America's vertiginous descent into daily norms that are more consistent with a banana republic-style emerging market than the world's largest and preeminent economy.
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"I think that as different circuits coalesce around a kind of collective test — or at least a way of handling things like Twitter and Facebook and maybe Instagram," says Albert, "it'll sort of become more consistent over time."
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Marketing bosses from some of the biggest companies, like Procter and Gamble and Unilever, have threatened to pull ad budgets from digital and put them towards outdated mediums (like TV) that are more regulated, but also more consistent.
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A lot of them have their own social media followings, and have self published comic book content and are doing really well but just need a chance to get into a more consistent monthly series with a publisher.
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"We're going to evaluate a pilot of 13 Compre Bem stores, and in the first quarter of next year we'll have some more consistent information," Estermann told analysts in a call following the company's second quarter results release.
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But if you do want silky smooth video calls, or online game connections, or more consistent music and video-streaming, maybe stay away from Verizon (69.99 ms) and Sprint (69.59 ms), which have the most amount of latency.
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"The bond market reaction is not necessarily consistent with the ECB executing a lower for longer rates policy but more consistent with it moving into a return of asset purchases," said Peter Chatwell, head of rates at Mizuho.
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The idea was that they would take discretion out of the system, tie the hands of soft judges, and just make the whole system more consistent and fair, because everyone was supposed to be getting the same punishment.
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Fitch understands from the fund that the allocation to such securities may increase, which, all else being equal, would result in a greater WARF that is more consistent with a Fund Credit Quality Rating in the 'Af' category.
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We still haven't found the key of how we can be a little more consistent, but when he's on, when he's playing a lot of matches and a lot of tennis, I think he's really tough to beat.
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Sometimes it might be better for us to die earlier than we otherwise might have, if doing so is more consistent with the "life story" we wanted for ourselves -- for example, being active and independent throughout our lives.
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Wal-Mart also said it will focus more on discounts and offering the lowest prices on items instead of "gimmicky" product deals, for a second year in a row, as it said their customers expect more consistent pricing.
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So, if single brands can provide a more consistent and high-quality experience because of their greater control over products, consumers may choose to shop with them rather than the marketplaces that have dominated India's e-commerce market.
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"She rejected wholesale the idea of herself as a victim, glossing over unpleasantness so that her experiences were more consistent with those of other internationally renowned artists," said Kirsten Pai Buick, an art history professor and Lewis biographer.
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"We are willing to hold our own people accountable, as well as our more consistent enemies," said Sasha Bruce, senior vice president of campaigns and strategies at NARAL Pro-Choice America, which advocates for abortion and reproductive rights.
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FCC chairman Ajit Pai is proposing small changes to the way the commission determines whether radio wave emissions are safe, but those changes are only designed to make the rules more consistent across technology types, the commission said.
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Having had a couple of experiences with some truly lousy weed, though, I will agree with the consensus: A regulated industry produces a cleaner, more consistent and relatively safer product than what you would get on the street.
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If it contained high levels of protein, those would likely be a result of rogue antibodies that cause autoimmune diseases, a finding more consistent with G.B.S. The results were just as confusing as the rest of the case.
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Tom Carper of Delaware said, "I would like for him to promise that he is going to be more consistent, and change his mind less frequently," citing Trump's treatment of DACA recipients as an example of inconsistent stances.
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But in the end, he was the fitter and more consistent force and prevailed, 224-24, 25-53, 25-4 (22016-7), 6-3, 6-2, to earn a date with Gaël Monfils in the round of 16.
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Far from standing back from the systemic circulation of falsehoods, public authorities must engage in a much more consistent formulation and enforcement of legal restraints to ensure that deception of the public is not a premium electoral strategy.
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Tottenham has not always been the chief target of his animosity — Mourinho regards Liverpool, in particular, with much more consistent spite — but his association with one of the club's great rivals means there has never been much affection.
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After more than 2628 discussions with AI experts ranging from skeptics to evangelists, we have identified several propositions to help the United States and its allies fashion an AI future more consistent with our shared interests and ideals.
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And where he is more consistent — like in his deference to Russian President Vladimir Putin, most stunningly in the recent joint press conference in Helsinki — he is often at odds with many prominent figures in his own party.
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And solar and wind, while great, are inconsistent, meaning they need to be paired either with better and more numerous batteries, or with more consistent zero-carbon sources of power, like nuclear or carbon-capture fossil fuel plants.
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Fitch recognizes the company's planned de-leveraging efforts; however, we would consider a negative rating action if incremental debt reduction or improved operating trends fail to bring gross leverage down to levels more consistent with the 'BBB' rating category.
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While recent polls range from predicting Hillary Clinton has a 75 percent chance at clinching the election to putting her neck-and-neck with Trump, bookie odds are more consistent, giving Clinton a notable edge over the GOP nominee.
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It would be much better -- and more consistent with our history and our values -- to follow the advice of former Immigration Commissioner Doris Meissner, now with the Migration Policy Institute, who reformed the asylum system during the Clinton administration.
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Rossiter also claimed that carbon dioxide emissions correlate with wealth and that the greenhouse gas "improves life expectancy" because poor countries that start burning fossil fuels have a more consistent power supply and can then clean up their water.
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Rooted in behavioral science and designed with an engaging three-section structure, Meditation Sidekick Journal contains curated tools, inspiration, and guidance to help you create a more consistent meditation schedule and eventually learn to meditate effectively on your own.
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Tree of Life by Alexander Mikhailovich Belashov (1984) This spectacular terracotta installation at the Orlov Museum of Paleontology in Moscow dramatizes the evolutionary history of life on Earth in a style that seems more consistent with hagiographic church frescos.
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The simple fact is that -- time and time again -- Trump acts (and reacts) to situations in a way much more consistent with a pundit aiming for more airtime on Fox News Channel than the head of our country's government.
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Startup: MeeroCited by these VCs: Eric Martineau-Fortin (White Star Capital) Total raised: $293.4 millionWhat it does: Meero uses artificial intelligence to make photography postproduction far quicker than manual editing, leading to quicker delivery times and more consistent results.
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For the past two decades at least, perhaps the only thing more consistent than the presence of bright, polished formulaic songcraft on mainstream country radio is criticism about the presence of bright, polished formulaic songcraft on mainstream country radio.
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But what is known — from the indictment and from prosecutors — looks more consistent with cases of Americans (most of them Muslim) who have attempted to support ISIS or other Syrian rebels but haven't actually done anything before their arrests.
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The benchmark 10-year U.S. note briefly fell below 0.7% on Friday, a level more consistent with slow-growing European economies or Japan rather than a country that has been one of the brightest spots on the global landscape.
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But the Democrat has outraised Johnson since declaring his candidacy, and the gold-standard Marquette University Law School polls have shown Feingold with even more consistent leads in name identification, favorability, and the head-to-head match-up. 3.
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"Mostly that we need more consistent research," said Wendelien Van Eerde, a professor at the faculty of economics and business at the University of Amsterdam, and a co-author of a meta-analysis of studies on interventions for procrastination.
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Today, it's still not cheap but it's gotten both less expensive and faster, and airlines are working hard to make Wi-Fi — once seen as a luxury and now a necessity — more consistent in terms of price and quality.
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This will have the benefit of making Microsoft's mobile apps feel more consistent, but the end goal is the same as Windows Phone's was: to get users in and out of their apps quicker and back to life again.
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The POLITICO/Morning Consult poll, which found more consistent support between the inquiry and further steps toward impeachment and removal, also found a similar split when it comes to the political ramifications of possible floor votes in both chambers.
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We understand that by "mobile," Apple doesn't really mean portable – it's not a giant iPad, that is – but rather, is a display meant to replace the TV sets used today in order to offer a more consistent experience across stores.
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Banks are not obliged to reveal every such instance as cyber attacks fall under the FCA's provision for companies to report any event that could have a material impact, unlike in the U.S. where forced disclosure makes reporting more consistent.
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It's also about making the speed of the printing process improve, more consistent outputting terms of the strength of the parts created and a wider selection of material options so you can have the properties you need for the given object.
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I believe that a solution on the lines we are proposing will be more stable, more long lasting, and more consistent with the overarching framework of the Belfast (Good Friday) Agreement which has been decisive for peace in Northern Ireland.
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The best analog for this aspect of the storm is Hurricane Ike in 2008, which hit Texas as a Category 2, but brought a devastating storm surge to the Galveston area that was more consistent with a Category 4 storm.
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A little further digging, however, has thrown up a closer, and infinitely more consistent, political match: lime green and purple (surrounded by white) are the colors of 'The People's Vote' — a campaign for a referendum on the final Brexit deal.
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A recent paper by Mr Kesavan and others found that employee-friendly scheduling—keeping shifts more consistent and allowing workers to swap shifts via a mobile app—boosted sales at a group of Gap stores by an average of 7%.
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To celebrate the milestone, the company is today launching a redesign of its desktop site, which now takes advantage of Google's design language, Material Design, to make the site cleaner, simpler and more consistent with the YouTube app across devices.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association welcomed "a more consistent and coherent market risk framework," but it is too early to comment on the overall capital impact, said Mark Gheerbrant, head of risk and capital for the group, in a statement.
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It might even be said that good clients on average receive higher quality and more consistent legal services at a lower overall cost than do bad clients; so it is certainly worth the effort to engage with your lawyer thoughtfully.
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Faced with more sluggish sales than rivals like Kering's Gucci or LVMH's Louis Vuitton, Chief Executive Marco Gobbetti is repositioning the 162-year old brand firmly in the luxury segment, where profit margins are higher and growth is more consistent.
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"If we take a step back and just look at the broader cloud space, it's actually quite mixed, and this is much more consistent with what we've seen in the market as a whole," Gilbert said on "Trading Nation" on Tuesday.
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He is more consistent with pre-crisis nominees of the administrations of Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE and George W. Bush.
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Dr. Michael Baden, a renowned forensic pathologist hired by Epstein's brother, said this week that the injuries found in Epstein's neck were "extremely unusual in suicidal hangings" and are more consistent with the injuries found in a homicide by strangulation.
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"Yields are consolidating around levels that are more consistent with the new position at the Fed which is ... it is effectively on hold at least in the next six months," said John Herrmann, rates strategist at MUFG Securities in New York.
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We, like many others in our industry, have long advocated for an overarching SEC rule to address this issue, because we believe it can apply a more consistent and uniform fiduciary duty for all client accounts that receive personal investment advice.
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Under the direction of the LBO sponsors, HCA's ratings were constrained by shareholder-friendly capital deployment; HCA has so far had a more consistent and predictable approach to funding shareholder payouts under public ownership and an independent Board of Directors.
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These facilities, with far smaller liquefaction units - known as trains - are "more consistent with market conditions," said John Baguley, chief operating officer of Australia-based LNG Ltd, which has proposed mid-scale LNG plants in the United States and Canada.
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Perhaps even more compelling is the fact that Google's also bringing home automation to its popular Pixel handset at some point in the near future, in an attempt to create a more consistent Home experience across its ecosystem of devices.
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The bigger picture: Separate World Bank data released May 24 shows what would happen with heat extremes if there were about 2 degrees Celsius of global warming, and an emissions scenario more consistent with greater than 4 degrees Celsius of warming.
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It's not necessarily about lowering the g-force at landing—which wasn't significantly different between the stim and sham groups— but that behavioral performance is more consistent throughout the day, which we speculated might lead to further effects down the line.
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The 43,24 jobs that United States employers added in August is far below the gaudy 278,2000 added in July, but the more recent number is more consistent with what you would expect in an economy already getting close to full employment.
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"These names have a lot more consistent performance, they're appreciating on a rapid rate, too, and the valuations, although slightly higher than what we're looking at here in these web 2.0, I think it's worth paying a premium for," said Binger.
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The season nine premiere contains a lengthy, entertaining set piece that takes place in the Smithsonian, as Rick and company loot it for certain museum pieces that might help them figure out how to reestablish agriculture on a more consistent basis.
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In doing this, Barr's approach, in this instance involving a Trump ally, was more consistent with the DOJ guidance for charging and sentencing issued by Attorney General Eric Holder under President Barack Obama -- a policy that the Sessions memorandum essentially reversed.
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"The pattern we observed is a lot more consistent with what we would expect from a waning vaccine," said Joseph A. Lewnard, co-author of the study and a postdoctoral research fellow at Harvard's TH Chan School of Public Health.
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And while the rate of job creation slowed — employers added only 130,000 jobs (25,000 of those being temporary census hiring), and earlier months were revised downward — those numbers are more consistent with a slowing pace of growth than an imminent recession.
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For instance, the pure tofu loaf didn't maintain its texture very well upon freezing (to be delivered to more distant markets in California) and then being thawed, so Tibbott retooled the recipe, adding seitan to keep the texture more consistent.
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Indeed, would it not be more consistent for the government, be it federal, state or local, to deny persons to the "right to keep and bear arms," only upon meeting the standards protecting other rights guaranteed in the "Bill of Rights"?
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Positive rating action is possible if FHN is able to demonstrate higher and more consistent earnings in line with higher rated institutions, measured by return on average assets (ROAA) and/or pre-provision net revenue-to-average assets (PPNR to ROA).
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The vote of 2202-2628 clears the measure for President Obama's signature, wrapping up about two years of work to craft the measure aimed at harmonizing federal law and giving businesses more consistent legal protections when their trade secrets are stolen.
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The results showed dogs who were exposed to positive experiences had a deeper and more consistent sleep, while dogs who were stressed before sleep were prone to waking up, staying in REM sleep, and generally having a shitty night's sleep.
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"All of the statins seem to have some risk reduction, although the findings are much more consistent for simvastatin and atorvastatin, meaning they consistently reduce the risk of Alzheimer's disease across men and women and across most race and ethnic groups," she said.
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Fitch recognizes the company's planned de-leveraging efforts, however Fitch would consider a negative rating action if incremental debt reduction or improved operating trends fail to bring gross leverage down to levels which Fitch views as more consistent with the 'BBB' rating category.
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Only world indoor record holder Christian Coleman has run faster than Baker's 9.87 seconds over 100 metres this year, and Baker was more consistent with five of the nine top times including the yearly lead until Coleman passed him in late August.
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A more consistent approach of 'I admit we were caught off guard, made mistakes regarding fake news and election interference, did not operate as a safe platform for all ideas, and here's what we're doing to fix it' might be better received.
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In the 1980s William Benter and Alan Woods, two professional gamblers, pioneered quantitative gambling by betting on Hong Kong horse races, a statistician's paradise because the same 1,400-odd horses compete against each other throughout the season, allowing for more consistent models.
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Other plant-based milks like cashew milk, coconut milk, and even peanut milk have also experienced booms in years past, but none of them have ever managed to join the ranks of almond milk or soy milk as more consistent dairy alternatives.
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That's because the more modern RCS standard will ensure Android users access more advanced messaging features — think read receipts, stickers, GIFs, and everything else you expect a messaging app to be able to do in 2018 — in a much more consistent way.
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"In contrast to the interpretation that a diverse set of issues will benefit Bernie Sanders, I actually think Sanders will have a more difficult time appealing to those people who have inconsistent ideologies, because he's further left and far more consistent," Hillygus said.
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If ever there was a time for Apple to announce a revamped Siri (perhaps one that's more open to third-party apps and services, better at providing answers to questions, and more consistent across all of Apple's devices) it would be at WWDC.
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Photo: Victoria Song (Gizmodo)The good news is a lot of these issues are software related, and there's a chance that Samsung will push out fixes to make the Galaxy Watch Active a more consistent health wearable in the next few weeks.
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"The Bank considers it more consistent with its role as a central bank to channel interest rates through those financial institutions that can transmit them onwards to individuals and businesses in an effective and transparent manner through deposits and loans," the bank added.
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Making an impactful feature debut, Trachtenberg eschews the well-worn found-footage technique in favor of a suspenseful style that's more consistent with the tense character dynamics of the first two-thirds of the movie, perceptibly heightened by the claustrophobic underground setting.
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Existing solar designs, and even so-called attempts to make them more consistent with traditional offerings like the above-mentioned Dow Chemical project, leave a lot to be desired in terms of creating something that can be broadly described as good-looking.
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Back in 2013, Obama issued a "memorandum" (essentially an executive order by another name) instructing federal agencies like the FBI and Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (ATF) to be more consistent about reporting information to NICS, the database used for background checks.
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So if we get to a point where technology or the pace becomes more consistent, I can see a world where we become more used to things and the things that make us so anxious right now are not a problem anymore.
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"Our forecast is for starts to be in the 185,000 to 190,000 range in the second half of this year, which would be more consistent with permits recently," said Josh Nye, an economist at Royal Bank of Canada, the nation's largest lender.
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Today the company is launching a closed beta for its new HTML5 player, which the company says will result in "a smoother streaming experience with faster load times and more consistent delivery of high frame rate broadcasts" compared to the current player.
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"Services revenue is a wonderful thing because it is predictable and in my mind it should increase the multiple of the company because it's a much more consistent revenue stream," Ian Winer, analyst at Wedbush, said on CNBC's "Closing Bell " after the report.
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Those workers were more likely to be people of color from lower-income and lower-education homes, researchers found, adding that the group tends to gravitate to more consistent forms of online pay like ride-hailing apps or cleaning and laundry service apps.
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Considering Thanksgiving in terms of its meaning and function as a ritual can help us to see how the politics of food preference and dietary restriction may be more consistent with the spirit of the holiday than it might at first seem.
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He'll need to find a more consistent shooting stroke and take on more of a scoring role this season, but Jones — who is one of the best defenders in the nation — should make a splash in the ACC and beyond this year.
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I'm convinced that there are other paths to a free and open internet that are much more market friendly, much more consistent with I think what consumers want at the end of the day, which is better, faster and cheaper internet access.
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MICHAEL A. GRAVES SAN FRANCISCO To the Editor: I would be more convinced by David Brooks's "takes a thug to beat a thug" hopes for our new foreign policy approach if our president were more consistent and more thorough in its implementation.
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I keep this paycheck in my checking account and use it for my spending money, saving the paycheck from my other job (that is more consistent and pays way more) for my savings to use for rent, utilities, and other major expenses.
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"Nowhere has the UN's failure been more consistent and more outrageous than in its bias against our close ally Israel," Republican South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley said in the opening remarks for her appearance on Wednesday before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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"The 0.3 percent wage growth does say the pressures from the job growth we've seen are beginning to show up in wages and becoming more consistent from month to month," said Kate Warne, an investment strategist at Edward Jones in St. Louis.
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It could help people in need get more consistent care by enforcing a current parity law, which requires health insurance companies provide equal coverage for behavioral and physical health matters, as well as ensuring more funding gets to state- and community-level programs.
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A spokesman for Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted, a Republican, said the 2014 laws were aimed at finding a balance between making it "easy to vote and hard to cheat" and that officials were striving to be more consistent in the law's application.
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Leading the charge in monitoring is Sysdig (disclosure: Bain Capital is an investor, and last week we announced a $15M Series B financing that we co-led with Accel Partners), who announced recently their partnerships with Kubernetes and Mesosphere to enable more consistent application deployment.
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And by releasing him, it's not clear if the administration is trying to adopt a more consistent attitude toward immigrants who have tried to retain their DACA — or whether it's just trying to keep too many people from discovering how inconsistent the current position is.
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"For me, being a father means having that quiet little voice inside of you that says 'Be a better man,' get louder and more consistent … to the point where you can't really remember where that voice ends and where you begin," the actor wrote.
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Some of the stuff is great and very long overdue but let&aposs be clear Saudi&aposs society is really conservative and the support that exists internationally for the Crown Prince is a little more consistent than what he has within his own country.
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This might turn out to be a big deal for Google and video game publishers, if the performance could be more consistent or if you could control video settings, as it would bring AAA games to an audience that previously couldn't run them at all.
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Instead, Politico reports that her tale is more consistent with that of someone who came to the States on a B-1 Temporary Business Visitor or B-2 Tourist Visa, which can last up to six months, and with which you're not able to work.
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Vesa is a standards organization for displays — which you may recognize for its most well-known standard, the Flat Display Mounting Interface (aka the Vesa mount) — and it's trying to make HDR hardware more consistent with its new certified DisplayHDR standards, according to AnandTech.
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Giving users a way to actively do that as an additional mode of usage for Pinterest increases the opportunity that it may capture that moment of exploration and drive them to eventually start saving those topics and building out a more consistent daily habit.
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Sleep is an important part of your overall health and wellbeing, which is why Fitbit this morning is rolling out a new feature that will help you establish a more consistent sleep routine as well as send reminders when it's time to go to bed.
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Announcing proposals to improve the market for financial advice, they said mass-market robo advice would be subject to the same regulatory protection as face-to-face advice, but would be cheaper and more consistent for customers, and boost innovation in the "fintech" sector.
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"If you want to play the IPO boom without taking the immense risk of buying these stocks right out of the gate, embrace the indirect approach and buy the more consistent winners here like Nasdaq, Goldman Sachs and Amazon, " the "Mad Money" host said.
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Further, more consistent transparency is necessary across the genetics industry to ensure customers are fully informed about how their genetic information may be used — how long it is retained, how it is secured, who it is shared with, and why — before they submit samples.
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"EPA expects to improve the efficiency and consistency of its intake and assignment processing, including more consistent and earlier outreach to requesters, through centralizing these functions into one office at the Agency," the EPA said in a statement when it first announced the rule change.
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When he took on more consistent work with Marvel in the late 2100s through books like The Incredible Hulk and The Amazing Spider-Man, he focused on audacious poses and extreme action, exploding heroes out of their panels to make them pop off the page.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank plans an in-depth review of how banks are coping with ultra-low interest rates and aims to establish a more consistent approach to supervising banks with high levels of bad loans, a top ECB regulator said on Thursday.
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If this is the formula by Disney going forward for Fox — big budget movies catered to the 30-and-over crowd — it also potentially makes the studio a more consistent contender for Oscar glory, which historically is a rarity outside of its animation output.
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"At the end of the day, we're really helping transform the way companies work, making their employees more efficient, making the job they do easier and more consistent, so they have a bigger impact on the companies that they work for," Vanderhoof told TechCrunch.
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But some former Trump advisers sounded hopeful that a new staff configuration might create a more consistent approach to governing, in contrast to the way the White House has functioned for the past year, when people close to the president could easily influence him.
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Kansas City's offense showed some life in the last two games, scoring 11 runs on 22 hits, but for a team that has now lost nine of its last 12 games, getting more consistent starts from the rotation is where a turnaround must begin.
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"The situation in Asia seems to mirror the U.S. in that bitcoin [job search] trends are much more volatile (and related to price volatility) and resulting media coverage while blockchain and cryptocurrency searches have seen a more consistent upwards trajectory, " an Indeed spokeswoman said.
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Late-night writers tend to have one of the more consistent jobs in television, as late-night shows are often renewed for a couple of years at a time (in contrast to most scripted shows, which can get renewed or canceled on extremely short notice).
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A great number of alternate theories abound, however, most of which circle around the idea that Cooke may have been murdered: Etta James, for instance, saw Cooke's body before he was buried and maintained his injuries were more consistent with those of a beating than a shooting.
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If you spent most of your teen years struggling with an evil period (you know, the no-show kind that then made surprise appearances at the worst times), we've got great news: at this point in your life, your flow will likely become more consistent. Why?
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Image: QualcommQualcomm also says that because of the smaller physical dimensions of its chips version traditional x86 processors, laptops running Windows 10 on Snapdragon should have more thermal headroom and thus more consistent peak performance, and smaller physical motherboards which means more room for bigger batteries.
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That Trump eats only fast food purely for convenience—and because he, as a known germaphobe, thinks it's cleaner and more consistent than other alternatives—hardly jives with the veneer of premium living that he's slathered over his life like tartar sauce on a Filet-O-Fish.
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How do we make sure that we standardize and make more consistent some of the more quality standards, so that we increase and ensure high quality goods for patients around the world, so those are a couple of areas that we focus on with government officials.
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"It's disappointing that you take two guys that are playing well on a team that needs more consistent play and they are out, but that is the worst part of this game and something that is uncontrollable [are] injuries," Tampa Bay coach Dirk Koetter told reporters.
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"In general, developed countries have addressed air pollution in a way that is more consistent, and they have experienced improvement in air quality," said Dr. Agnes Soares, the regional advisor for environmental epidemiology at the Pan-American Health Organization, the WHO's regional affiliate for the Americas.
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Back in March, Tesla won a contract to develop the world's largest power bank — 100 MW/129 MWh battery bank to be precise — in Southern Australia as part of a state project to modernize the power grid and ensure more consistent delivery of electricity to households.
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ET, FSN Carolina, FSN Tennessee (Nashville) ABOUT THE HURRICANES (2-4-3): While Lee Stempniak (six points) appears to be a solid free-agent signing, Carolina must add more consistent contributors along with fellow forwards Skinner and Rask to be a factor in the playoff race.
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"People can use more innovative applications and can have far better and enhanced augmented experiences in more consistent ways when you use premium content [enabled by 5G]," Malik Saadi, the vice president of strategic technologies at the tech market advisory firm ABI Research, told Business Insider.
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I was able to purchase medical cannabis in a variety of delivery methods (edibles, topical, concentrates, and dry buds) at a more consistent basis, theoretically, than I would have with my "street pharmacists" (who, to be fair, also had amazing knowledge of the fare they sold).
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"When we're trying to convince people or trying to make the case for things, these huge policy areas are a key step in getting to a place where we can have a democratically controlled economy that is more consistent with socialism than with capitalism," Mr. Connolly said.
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He dropped the opening set of his first-round match against qualifier Sumit Nagal and while he may get away with slow starts in the early rounds, he will need to be more consistent if he hopes to win a record-extending 21st Grand Slam title.
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