And it's something that comes more naturally to older athletes.
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What comes more naturally is dominance of the Big 12.
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That then transitions back into a more naturally skinned bear-creature.
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But that and other things come more naturally to me now.
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Empathizing with relatives' pain, she says, comes more naturally for women.
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I tune into songs more than anything—it comes more naturally.
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With Pope Francis, humility has seemed to come more naturally than firmness.
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And it comes much more naturally if you've walked in their path.
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It feels lighter, though, because it's balanced more naturally on your head.
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For love comes more naturally to the human heart than its opposite.
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Even more naturally, they more or less immediately became a massive meme.
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What does it say that there aren't more naturally growing blue foods?
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We have an intermingling of races; the topic more naturally came up.
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A second area of economic pain to Russia could come more naturally.
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It should just come a lot more naturally in the executive suite.
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Digital subjects, he said, are more naturally suited to being taught online.
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Children of more naturally upbeat people tend to be more joyful too.
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It should just come a lot more naturally in the executive suite.
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This way of thinking comes more naturally to people who work in finance.
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But few comics today are more naturally funny or have been as influential.
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Going darker at the roots will help the color grow out more naturally.
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This comes more naturally to some, like the musical-theater-trained Anna Kendrick.
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To Mr. Meador, these wines more naturally reflect Texas than the prevailing style.
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One trader pointed out that camels were reared more naturally than cattle or sheep.
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They applied these findings to self-driving technology to help cars act more naturally.
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These are all traits that I think come more naturally for women than men.
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The system allows organs — and particularly lungs — to develop more naturally than conventional incubators.
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Google is training AI to speak more naturally, and the early results are pretty entertaining.
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Their goal is to make biomedical devices that stretch and bend to move more naturally.
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To do so would take a singer more naturally given to theatrics — say, Celine Dion.
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Taking care of others comes more naturally to you than taking care of yourself, Pisces.
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"Selfless service has always come more naturally to Jessica than to me," Garrett, 25, tells PEOPLE.
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Advanced prosthetics also increasingly contain microprocessors that allow those who wear them to move more naturally.
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As most parents know, girls tend to develop these skills earlier and more naturally than boys.
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Everything seems to flow more naturally when you can switch off, and in-turn, tune in.
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As our lives become more connected, the opportunity to interact more naturally with technology is obvious.
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And as it closes, I think we're going to be more naturally driven to go there.
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PINK isn't the only retailer doing this, though it's doing it much more naturally than most.
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VR's oft-espoused mantra is that inhabiting a virtual space allows people to communicate more naturally.
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Both of my siblings were more fun and more naturally attractive, and happier, than I was.
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It's an entirely new experience that helps individual sales and service teams work more naturally and productively.
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It's a widely held belief that monogamy comes more naturally to women than it does to men.
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And women bring those capabilities … [and] more naturally develop them through the shaping they experience growing up.
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With practice, the rest of the complex nuances of social interaction will flow a lot more naturally.
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They can monitor the user's movements and adjust the settings accordingly, so their movements come more naturally.
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Do you feel lighter on your feet when you lay off the oily foods and eat more naturally?
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It's subtle, but columns of fire, billowing smoke and inky shadows behave more naturally on the newer PS4.
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It works more naturally with fewer button presses, and we have a full hands-on with it here.
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While sight and taste might come more naturally, think about the under-utilized ways to experience other sensations.
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The choice of topic will come more naturally to the guest, a staunch greenie, than to the host.
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"I'm getting attacked from all sides," he said, suggesting the need for a more naturally aggressive campaign collaborator.
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Some of us just sweat more naturally thanks to our age, genetics, caffeine intake, and level of exertion.
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Unlike the animals in the "Lion King" remake, the dogs in "Lady and the Tramp" emote more naturally.
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I tried to steer clear of that mindset and just let the music come a bit more naturally.
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Doubles play has seemed to come more naturally to him throughout his career, and is less demanding physically.
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"Creative industries or creative roles lend themselves more naturally to visual, dynamic and even interactive CVs," she said.
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In certain images, it also looked like the iPhone Xr depicted skin tones more naturally than Samsung and Google.
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Polanski photographed Geimer alone, without anyone there, so that she would react more naturally to the camera, he said.
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You've been talking about conversational A.I. and hiw the advancements will allow people to talk more naturally to Alexa.
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So you get this situation where people are acting more naturally, but it's harder to pick up the words.
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Younger people are often thought to be less beholden to current thinking and thus more naturally innovative and disruptive.
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Once I found that pace, everything happened more naturally, and there was an almost improvisational quality in the music.
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The difference is that Germany's is a multipayer model, which builds more naturally on the American health insurance system.
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"The bioprinter holds promise to more naturally reproduce tissues in the body than other current bioprinting methods," said Dr. Smith.
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When problems meet the light of day, you'll probably find that solutions often come more naturally than you ever expected.
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The confession and forgiveness we want to fill the room do not spring up more naturally in extremis, under duress.
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Some of these will be more naturally occurring and others could very well be the result of applied synthetic biology.
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Even if the orchestral part were more complicated, I feel like your music comes more naturally to players these days.
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I wondered if that was still true for Lily, whose loss lived more naturally in fairy tales than other places.
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I cared not much for Rudolph Giuliani, a man instructed to smile when he was more naturally inclined to sneer.
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She noted that curiosity comes more naturally to some than to others, but said everybody should try to embrace it.
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I think we all know that eating the chocolate bar when we're really tired just seems to happen more naturally.
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The guesthouse is lined with wood instead of metal, which blends it more naturally in the green tree-lined grounds.
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However, we're led to believe that with more naturally sourced ingredients comes loftier price tags, but that's not always the case.
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I switch off the main lights and turn on my fairy lights so my brain relaxes more naturally before lights out.
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India's unusual +5.5 hours UTC time zone splits the difference between the two into which its territory would more naturally fall.
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With BraiQ working to build trust and help cars act more naturally, that future could come sooner––or at least smoother.
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Sometimes it happens because of bitter in-fighting (see the Surrealists and Futurists), and other times the end comes more naturally.
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Rather than noisy propellers, which can become mired in seagrass and potentially injure wildlife, GRACE moves more naturally through the lake.
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Instead, these producers, some associated with Mr. Lynch, paid attention to working more naturally and making the best wines they could.
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Singing tends to come more naturally to those who grew up surrounded by music, but such a childhood isn't a requirement.
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Can't we all — teachers and camp organizers alike — agree to let kids find their way to fun and spirit more naturally?
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But on Friday, he often appeared focused on a topic that comes more naturally to the showman president: the news media.
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That means things can get a little cacophonous during high-level play, but it allows you to play the game more naturally.
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Many non-American films integrate language-switching much more naturally, as the process is a routine part of many people's daily lives.
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There's a reason why coaches suggest you practice your interview answers: Repetition helps you perfect your responses and deliver them more naturally.
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How does it actually go into it, yeah—to be totally honest, it goes in a lot more naturally than you'd think.
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Even more naturally, the presence of vast gulfs of time separating them — and Railly's impending death — give them a star-crossed quality.
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Both of them are still creating scripts, albeit ones that come off more naturally, which invariably means they're not really listening to you.
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Whether you're preparing for a major trip or just getting organized for next weekend, you'll feel more naturally motivated than you would otherwise.
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Christie is a little too self-important for that, and much more naturally inclined to give than get, but he did his best.
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"Drivers can speak even more naturally," he said, adding that the days of yelling at your voice assistant in the car are over.
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" However, Gingrich said, "I can think of 20 other people who would be more naturally compatible with the Trump vision of foreign policy.
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Much of this difference in strategy is due to the fact that the wealthy donor class is more naturally inclined to lean right.
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Senator Mitch McConnell, the Kentucky Republican and majority leader, said that on most topics, Mr. Trump was still more naturally aligned with Republicans.
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But Baldinger noted that a dominant running game seemed to be harder to come by, which makes the Titans more naturally two-dimensional.
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While some early film was tinted, toned, or colored by hand, Technicolor used a multi-strip process to more naturally bring color to cinema.
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" Like watching American Horror Story, Twitter and Instagram come much more naturally to Paulson, said Taylor: "She's very responsive to that very modern thing.
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Practicing self-defense is important so that when you're in the moment, reacting from muscle memory comes more naturally to you than freezing up.
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Later studies, performed with more sophisticated methods and with animal tumors that had arisen more "naturally," confirmed that tumors continually shed cells into circulation.
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A hinge in its stand allows users to position the screen at an angle so they can write and draw on it more naturally.
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But these days, exchanges of work between contemporaries tend to be less purely motivated by acquisition and arise more naturally from feelings of collegiality.
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Had the scenes been allowed to progress more naturally, had some of the conversations not exploded into arguments, this might have been quite a ride.
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Right now, OpenAI is just trying to mimic the complexity of one human body part and to get that robotic analog to operate more naturally.
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Surely, it was least noticeable under the protection of a Sentence at least, if not a whole Paragraph, where people could shift around more naturally.
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The $99 Casper Glow, for example, can gently dim at bedtime and gently brighten in the mornings to ease you into the day more naturally.
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Surrounding yourself with the right type of people can help success come more naturally to you than being around those who might hold you back.
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Surrounding yourself with the right type of people can help success come more naturally to you than being around those who might hold you back.
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I've been a filmmaker for the last decade, so visual media has come much more naturally to me than my venture into the music world.
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Women, on the other hand, have a wider pelvis and thighbones that more naturally angle in toward the body's midline, rather than away from it.
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The Philips wake-up light is an alarm clock that gradually brightens to simulate the sunrise, meaning you wake up more naturally and less grumpily.
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And if they can learn to hate, they can be taught to love, for love comes more naturally to the human heart than its opposite.
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It seems only logical, actually, that as Twitter eases into its second decade of existing, it would also become embedded more naturally into the social fabric.
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With IGTV, it doesn't seem there was the same expectation of ad revenue from video creators, which has permitted the video format to grow more naturally.
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I think through those conversations, those friendships, those relationships we can more naturally learn how to empathize with each other and be allies for each other.
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It was effective, at least in part, because both Belgian full-backs, Tottenham's Jan Vertonghen and Laurent Ciman of Montreal Impact, are more naturally central-defenders.
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Technology firms are locked in an increasingly heated race to make AI good enough to let consumers interact with their devices more naturally, especially via voice.
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And then sometimes you think that one part of what you're trying to do is more important than another part of what you do more naturally.
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" Now is a good time to be aroused, he declared, but also to remember that, as Mandela said, "love comes more naturally to the human heart.
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This, says Amazon, will allow it to tackle more complex tasks (like ordering an Uber or notifying you about a delayed flight) more naturally and gracefully.
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"A lot of the current collage apps force you to add a lot of things at a time, versus throwing them on there more naturally," says Fogarty.
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An animation system powered by a neural network drawing from real motion-captured data may help make our avatars walk, run and jump a little more naturally.
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As she did so, she explained that this formula can stimulate the formation of new root cementum so that the gum tissue fibers can attach more naturally.
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"I can think of 20 other people who would be more naturally compatible with the Trump vision of foreign policy," he said on Fox News this week.
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Startups like Casper and Leesa are also master marketers, creating unique brands and social initiatives that shoppers who grew up on the internet connect with more naturally.
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Early versions of the Myers-Briggs, for example, had separate scoresheets for men and women based on the idea that women were supposed to be more naturally emotional.
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Those eyes are another change – the design team has created a new lens shape for the outer layer, which it says "reflects light more naturally" for "lifelike" detail.
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Aden's peculiar disaffections and devotions emerge more naturally, out of secular American banality, and are presented, at this stage, without descriptive commentary; the reader has to catch up.
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Essentially this is an Echo-list voice interface that developers can add to their apps or to a piece of hardware so that users can interact more naturally.
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It's unsurprising in a way, since she wasn't in Persona 5 at all, but it would have been less jarring were she was introduced later and more naturally.
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Rather than be rudely awoken by your blaring phone alarm, investing in a clever alarm clock that can help you wake up more naturally is a wise move.
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He suggested traveling with a dawn-simulating alarm clock, which gradually transitions your room from a dim glow to full brightness and helps you wake up more naturally.
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It's easy to see how ideas about closing the loop on a narrative and revising one's image of the past fit more naturally into a novel than a film.
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Its medium-format cameras are an industry standard and used by thousands of photographers looking to take images that more naturally replicate the world as our eyes see it.
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Key to the suggestions were the need to allow the Missouri and Mississippi to connect more naturally to their flood plains, which meant reducing development in low-lying areas.
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Sledding dogs, like Malamutes and Huskies, and herding dogs, like Collies and Australian Shepherds, will take to long runs more naturally than a Pug or a Boxer, Loenser says.
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If a recipe calls for refined sugar, I usually replace it with honey, fruits, raisins, dates, or maple syrup so my baked goods have a more naturally sweet finish.
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"What we learned is that they were looking for fewer, simpler ingredients, more naturally derived ingredients in their products," Bonner said from J&J's labs in Skillman, New Jersey.
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By recognizing which motivational mindset comes more naturally to you, you can also tell if you are a good fit for a company just from reading its mission statement.
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Many times, doctors have no idea that their patients are more naturally susceptible to abusing opioids, and some patients -- myself included -- had no idea until it was too late.
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I got a demo of the feature, which was triggered when either covering the light sensor with a hand or, more naturally, swinging your arm down to the side.
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But one element everyone points to is Sichuanese, a twangy local dialect that rappers say lends itself more naturally to the musical style than Mandarin, the country's official language.
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Both of these should allow people to talk to their assistants more naturally, although Google still only allows users to say "Hey Google" or "OK Google" to wake up Assistant.
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Like how these robots were taught to study human to human interactions, and use what they observe to act and respond more naturally through body movements, and even spoken responses.
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Men are weak and easily led by the powers of sexual attraction, so of course women, who are stronger and more naturally chaste, must be punished for leading them astray.
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"The important thing is finding people who are more naturally aligned with you so it is not this big fight, where I want to do things one way," he said.
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People must learn to hate, and if they can learn to hate, they can be taught to love, for love comes more naturally to the human heart than its opposite.
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When the IMs is running in "autonomous mode" the steering wheel retracts into the dashboard and the front seats rotate toward one another, allowing the occupants to converse more naturally.
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And we can expect the resulting technology to collaborate and communicate more naturally, which will help us approach the second goal of human-centered A.I.: enhancing us, not replacing us.
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Which could make for a prosthesis that moves more naturally, perhaps—or maybe farther down the road, soft yet strong robots that help you around the house without accidentally terminating you.
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Titled Volume 1, the makeup line is branded as cruelty-free and vegan friendly, a way to tap into the growing demand for more naturally-sourced products that is upending industries.
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He was more naturally well-suited for China — he speaks Mandarin — but he will have plenty of senior foreign service officers and translators that will help him adjust to Russia swiftly.
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Meanwhile, Watch Party's simultaneous viewing hasn't blossomed into a phenomenon, but perhaps bringing the feature to Messenger (which TechCrunch reports Facebook is internally testing) could more naturally spur these social consumption experiences.
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It allows users to create A.I.-powered workflows to automate tasks, to speak with Siri more naturally with commands they invent, and to allow apps to make suggestions instead sending interruptive notifications.
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I asked the Senator about this; his feeling was that fractured authorities like those work in some ways but with tech and internet issues jurisdiction is much more naturally federal or interstate.
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Effectively, this update just removes the black bars on the top and bottom of the screen so it more naturally fits the iPhone X's display, with its funky 19.5:9 aspect ratio.
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Perhaps you subconsciously feel you're not getting enough attention from your husband, or that you miss having the deep conversations that can come more naturally during the honeymoon phase of a relationship.
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The ladies are actually behaving more naturally than the down-on-her-luck observer, a woman Weegee found at Sammy's and plied with drink before taking her uptown to complete his scheme.
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Perhaps you subconsciously feel you're not getting enough attention from your partner, or that you miss having the deep conversations that can come more naturally during the honeymoon phase of a relationship.
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It's a very fun, sweet thing to write about two people falling in love, but I would say it comes more naturally to me to write about the dark side of it.
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It's become a standard part of the horror movie lexicon, a way of dragging modern horror protagonists back to the isolation they used to experience much more naturally just a few decades ago.
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Meanwhile, other countries may have had more people sick during the previous flu season, so they might have more naturally immune people and will not get hit as hard this year, he said.
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Voice interfaces like Amazon's Alexa, Apple's Siri, Microsoft's Cortana and Google's Assistant are moving in the direction of letting people converse more naturally with technology to get the answers and information they need.
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That being said, I realize this comes more naturally to some people than others — and to be clear, it's not about taking up all the oxygen in the room and dominating the conversation.
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Instagram Stories provide points of entry from which conversations can more naturally unfold—and a passive window into each other's lives, with a pressure-free opportunity to "activate" it if you want to.
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While a small percentage of people might need a corrective "intervention" from their running shoes, most people benefit from being able to move more naturally — even those who over pronate or supinate, he says.
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That shouldn't be the case with this Rocket Languages: not only do you learn the finer points of grammar and culture, but the voice recognition system helps you pronounce words more naturally and authentically.
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All of this in large part explains the behavior of central banks, which have tried to use credit as a means to provide the growth we used to get more naturally from population expansion.
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That recognition was followed by two more: Naturally occurring epidemics might be as dangerous as maliciously introduced ones; and diseases in plants and animals could undermine national security as seriously as human epidemics would.
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The exhibition's upstairs rooms flow more naturally, eventually leading to the cathedral-like performance space, which hosts weekly salons that bring in additional audiences and continue to examine the museum as an evolving entity.
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His fluency in the language of the Republican base, which comes more naturally to him than any other Trump family member besides the president, has prompted constant questions about whether he will run someday.
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"Johnson, the more naturally athletic of the two, used standing dropkicks and a version of the flying head scissors, so she worked as a babyface to Wingo's heel," the women's wrestling website diva-dirt.
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Booker uses religious categories more naturally than any other candidate: grace, faith, sacrificial love, the command to love your neighbor as yourself, the awareness that love has a redemptive power to cast out fear.
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In an interview, the director Danny Boyle spoke about getting extras to go along with singing the kinds of songs that have been banned, and how he used small cameras to capture performances more naturally.
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And so we tried to make her a passionate worker (which would bring her constant talk about her clientele more naturally) and take the 'playful' part of 'playful sex worker' to her as a whole.
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The artificial amniotic fluid—an electrolyte solution manufactured in the lab—simulates the conditions inside the mother's fluid-filled sac, allowing lungs and other organs to develop more naturally, while conferring protection from the outside world.
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But the big advance is ray tracing, which is technology that allows light in digital environments (like video games) behave more naturally, making shadows and light reflecting off surfaces behave just like they would in real life.
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"When you start getting into 4 or 5 years in, the people who are more naturally skilled have the opportunity to show just how much more productive they are," Taggar said, and that's when compensation can balloon.
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A group of Microsoft researchers hope their hand tracking tech, named Handpose, could help humans interact with virtual environments more naturally, not just in VR and AR but also our interactions with computers and other connected devices.
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Samsung's phones won't remove those black bars, but the device's software will stretch the image to fit the 21:9 format and allow you to watch the video as it more naturally would appear on a television set.
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"If you take the construct of a cocktail party or a neighborhood bar, people feel more naturally 'allowed' to just mingle, eavesdrop, start a conversation or even meet someone new," says Dolo co-founder and CEO Raja Haddad.
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"As technology evolves to include more voice and touch capabilities, people need new devices that communicate and interact more naturally and intuitively at home, at school and at work," he said in a release tied to the announcement.
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It would seem to open up the possibility of acting out heroic fantasies, becoming ninjas, space pirates, and Jedi knights, as well as interacting more naturally with other human beings — reading their body language and responding in kind.
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If Mario captures a Lava Bubble or a frog, he'll be able to jump higher if you shake the controller while jumping, actions that just work more naturally with the undocked Joy-Con than it does a stationary gamepad.
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Plus, celebrities tend to stay tight-lipped about their love lives, giving us carefully managed snippets of information and highly staged romantic date nights, whereas they'll talk much more readily and hang much more naturally with their platonic pals.
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Not only does this mean that our computing devices will be more naturally integrated into our lives than carrying the pocket-size glass slabs we have adopted in the past decade, but they will quickly become our brain prosthetics.
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" But I respond more naturally to the losing-the-farm saga "Heart of America," which blames "the big banks" like it should, and the self-determined "Loner," which warns "You get what you pay for, sometimes you pay twice.
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"Thanks to the presence effect, which creates a sense of presence with the model in the same room, users behave more naturally, do not impersonate fake people, are less rude and tend not to do any trolling," he said.
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Last year's "Star Wars: Battlefront II" game from Electronic Arts drew the anger of gamers for a system that incentivized paying to unlock characters like Darth Vader or Luke Skywalker over unlocking them more naturally through the game's progression.
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So for the new study, which was published in November in Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise, they decided to ask people to sit and stand more naturally and to closely monitor how many calories they burned in the process.
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There are dozens upon dozens of cymatics videos online attempting to prove that 432 Hz is supreme and 440 Hz is ugly—"The 440hz makes me feel disgusting & noisy," one commenter writes, "432hz sounds more naturally"—but they're all junk.
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As Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat, YouTube, Yahoo/AOL/Oath and others have found, video is where the money is for digital advertising today, so bringing more content around the medium overall would help LinkedIn move into video advertising more naturally, as well.
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"It&aposll be watching the Johnson administration as they think it&aposs more naturally inclined to the US."Aside from Brexit, Johnson has committed to retaining Britain&aposs defence alliances with the US as well as maintaining its independent nuclear deterrent.
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Season 4 of this quirky fish-out-of-water comedy is now available on Netflix, and it is by far the show's best season — the jokes are quicker and arise more naturally, and the stories are warmer and less glib.
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Instead of tiles in the bathrooms, they used tadelakt, a material that is rubbed many times to create water resistance and allows the house to breathe more naturally than tiles do, making it cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter.
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As humans and AI become closer and AI more a part of our lives—Google aims to get their AI on all connected devices within hearing range—humor is an important part of allowing people to interact more naturally with their automated assistants.
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I'm not saying there aren't any power dynamics that negatively affect men as well, but it touches on things that I think would more naturally drive women to come together to try to help shore themselves up against the weight of history.
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While I can understand why the professor believes that a German-style system "builds more naturally on the American health insurance system," it's hard to believe that it would meet significantly less resistance from the insurance industry than a single-payer system.
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For example, the guidelines encourage doctors to talk to men about healthy family relationships, to support talk therapy for boys and men, and to suggest healthy behaviors like seeking preventive healthcare and eating well — things which, generally, come more naturally to women.
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Instead of talking about any individual news stories or laws — or, indeed, mentioning Trump by name at all — season two of One Day at a Time weaves the world into its family stories far more naturally, by showing how individual people are actually affected.
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Clement Teo, a senior analyst covering marketing with Forrester, said there's a large base of Singaporeans that have grown accustomed to tap-and-pay retail at checkout counters with their contactless credit cards, so this behaviour should roll over to Apple Pay more naturally.
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People must learn to hate, and if they can learn to hate, they can be taught to love, for love comes more naturally to the human heart than its opposite," the former president wrote in a series of tweets, quoting from Mandela's autobiography, "Long Walk to Freedom.
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Mr. Bush's older brother, for instance, has high approval ratings with many of the voters Mr. Bush needs to win over — but could upstage Mr. Bush as the more naturally charismatic of the two, and remind voters that Jeb Bush would be the third Bush to win the presidency.
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Scientists used to grow cells in a flat layer on a petri dish, but Dr. Pasca discovered that when he and his colleagues allow stem cells to grow in a ball shape and guide them to become brain cells, they begin to self-organize, develop and function more naturally.
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The flooding at McCormack-Williamson was unintentional, but scientists and environmental groups say deliberately creating similar areas — floodplains to allow the state's rivers to overflow more naturally and benignly — is a way to help ease the strain on this water infrastructure, especially as climate change poses new challenges.
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That console is Sony's 24K HDR box, and it's not quite as powerful as the Xbox One X. They both handle HDR well, which means better graphics —in Assassin's Creed Origins light reflects of water more naturally and seems to drift through the open weave of my cloak more realistically.
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By showing the similarities between dreaming and the psychedelic experience, his work indeed suggests that the state of altered consciousness induced by the drugs might allow insights to come to patients more naturally during therapy, giving a more precise account of the issues they may be facing to their doctors.
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If you're someone who spends a lot of time on both Windows and Mac you're always going to opt for one of the more polished and more naturally cross-platform options: You're going to stick all your pictures and video in Google Photos, or do all your file syncing in Dropbox.
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The racing is more naturally like that on the superspeedways at Talladega and Daytona, but judging by the race on Saturday night, it's something to expect more of at the 1.5-mile tracks as the teams figure out the technical package, and the drivers negotiate the intense competition on every lap.
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Pros: Incredibly lightweight at just 6.7 ounces, features Altra's gender-specific design specifically crafted for the shape of a woman's foot, wide toe box allows the foot to sit more naturally in the shoe, great for cross-training, short runs, or gym workCons: Not a great option for long-distance runs
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Father of two, Barack Obama, attempted to look cool while dancing to Michael Jackson's "Thriller" on Monday night in Washington D.C. The dad, who works as president of the United States, smiled as he moved his arms awkwardly from side to side, while his wife danced (much more naturally) next to him.
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"Usually, when women select this option they are looking for the best long-term solution to breast reconstruction since these reconstructions age with them — they gain weight when they gain weight and lose weight when they lose weight, the tissue ages more naturally and these reconstructions never need to be redone," he says.
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That's all well and good when you're surrounded by the band's other, more naturally charming members, but it becomes a bit of a problem if you try to strike out on your own and end up looking like you're struggling at the back of a street dance class at a community centre.
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"I am constantly tired but I've learned when to take my medicine, what I can and can't eat that will make me more naturally tired, and that sometimes I have to say NO to neon carnival at Stagecoach bc I just can't go out with everyone else and stay awake," she said.
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Pros: Cushioned palm rest, curved split-key shape aligns wrists more naturally, raised wave-like vertical design positions fingers comfortably and rotates wrists outward to reduce ulnar compression, sleek modern aesthetics, and it's not too expensiveCons: Lacks a Fn key, F-keys are small buttons rather than actual keys, and no Mac layout model
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The 22-inch 22 x 20 screen — yes, there's a Moto 360-style "flat tire," though it matches the Casio aesthetic a little more naturally than with Motorola's attempt at traditional watch styling — is a dual-layer LCD with a monochrome mode that can extend battery life from over a day to over a month.
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Without adding boots on the ground, the United States should provide sufficient arms and political support to those who seek greater self-determination or independence from Iranian-backed or dominated capitals in Lebanon, Syria, Iraq and Yemen, transforming these states into loose confederations or new countries with borders that more naturally conform to sectarian lines.
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And there are also some big advantages that come with SmartThings' openness to other products: you can install smart lights from multiple manufacturers (in fact, Samsung doesn't even make its own bulbs; the starter kit comes with the Osram bulb you see above), and you can integrate the lighting far more naturally into your home.
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" The second sentence is parsed more naturally; the measure is "designed to" accomplish something rather than just doing that thing; the police are "on the road in armoured vehicles" as opposed to merely on them; "martial appearance" may be imperfect (though inspired) but it's far better than the nonsensical "fighters' turmoil…had come to the fore.
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"Some people are more naturally novelty seekers than others, so there is that temperamental difference and inclination towards seeking out things that are new," she says, adding that this can be especially true for people who would rather go to a new exotic locale every time they vacation, versus those who go back to their favorite city every year.
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In a somewhat similar fashion to the Microsoft Sculpt, the Logitech Wave keyboard aligns your hands comfortably in several ways: It props up your wrist via the built-in palm rest, positions your hands at a more neutral angle with its curved design, and lets your fingers sit more naturally on the keys thanks to their wave-like height profile (from which the keyboard gets its name).
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The coping mechanisms that I developed as a bullied and undiagnosed child — from learning to mimic the behaviors of people who are more naturally likable than me to holding entire conversations where I reveal nothing about myself for fear of being too enthusiastic, too annoying, too overbearing, or simply too much — are not great for managing a remotely healthy life or building self-esteem.
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