The trainers always offered modifications, so it felt more personable.
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On a private jet, the service is much more personable
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I'm glad they went with this reserved, eminently more personable alternative.
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He is much more personable and down to earth than often portrayed.
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No one would tell him to go a little easier, be softer, make it more personable.
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And the man who has taken over is not as popular as his more personable predecessor.
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But they see that when the robots seems more personable, people might take better care of it.
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He is more personable and wants the territory to have more democracy than it has been allowed.
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It brought Christie down to our levels, made him real and more personable because seemed relatable to us.
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But in the end, we needed a name for it to make it more personable, like the family dog.
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But these words actually come in handy during an interview, because they make you sound less rote and more personable.
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Perhaps it was Mr. Kotik's long association with Cage that helped this tour through the "Song Books" feel more personable.
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Let's hope that a move to Los Angeles for the show's promised season 2 helps Joe become a little bit more personable.
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Instead it takes on a more personable tone befitting its plain-spoken subject, allowing the audience to enjoy Ivins's homespun, merciless wit.
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Some people, particularly older generations, don't check email regularly, find texting slow and frustrating, and consider a phone call more personable and polite.
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While the cost of traveling by private jet is quite substantial, the service offers a lot more privacy, and it's much more personable.
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Where Mr. Grove and his immediate predecessor, Craig R. Barrett, were tough taskmasters, Mr. Otellini was known for a softer, more personable touch.
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Francis, however, has a more personable style and is the first Pope from Latin America, which could allow him a way into Mexican hearts.
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To make your resume more personable, Bjelde recommends including a failure you've experienced in your career so far and discussing how you overcame it.
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I think my hair color works in my favor in terms of my career because I feel blondes come off as more personable and bubbly.
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Clinton, she said she hoped her candidate would show a more personable and relatable side so that she draws more support from voters in Nevada.
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According to researchers, expressive art therapies can help clients to see their counselors as more personable, instead of merely "blank slates," which can build repertoire.
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Warren sort of undercuts this — she's much more personable, politically astute, with a stronger public presence than when she first emerged on the political scene.
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He never seemed fully committed to the state, visiting only sporadically and rarely engaging in the more personable campaigning that voters in Iowa — and New Hampshire — reward.
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"Human Is," with Mr. Cranston as a sour military commander who is replaced by a more personable alien body-snatcher, moves double-time to an unsurprising conclusion.
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One key feature is that the robots turn around and face the front when riding in an elevator, a seemingly small change that makes it appear more personable.
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His friends and members of his family, who had also seen the article in The Times, donated more personable snapshots, including one showing him at a friend's wedding.
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He compared it to how the James Bond franchise, which "had a winning formula," needed an update and came up with a "rougher, more personable" Bond with Daniel Craig.
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I like to keep a notebook and pen handy for taking notes at meetings or interviews, since it feels a lot more personable than hiding behind a laptop screen.
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One way he recommends that you make your resume more personable is to discuss a failure you've experienced in your career so far and discuss how you overcame it.
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The Democrat has argued that the race should be about each candidate's qualifications — yet she has also acknowledged that voters will likely elect the candidate they find more personable.
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Duque, 41, is seen as more personable but has been dismissed by many as too young and inexperienced to run a nation of 50 million people with a struggling $324 billion economy.
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"He's seen as more personable than the figure on Twitter, but these internal contradictions have not been worked out," said John Delury, an associate professor of Chinese studies at Yonsei University in South Korea.
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And it's a relief to see him steady, befriending Geneva's more personable sister, Isobel (Tanya Reynolds); growing closer to John Grey; and finding himself at home for the first time in a long time.
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Democratic strategist Andrew Feldman pointed to a deep tradition of candidates appearing at community events over Independence Day, noting that the holiday gives voters a chance to see a more personable side of the candidates.
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His demeanor shifts when he gets up on stage—he becomes immediately more personable, although he does use a strange analogy equating terrorists to wolves, the US Government to sheep, and himself to a guard dog.
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Instead of "swiping right" on a beauty shot and witty bio, I "swiped right" in a more personable way, connecting with young women and their witty personalities in real time at the plaza, box office or concert hall.
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While the stereotypical multimillionaire and business mogul is a hard-nosed, pragmatic and endlessly cynical figure, there is a streak of idealism to Fernandes which makes him considerably more personable than the standard archetype of the mega rich.
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To make giving money online a little bit more personable, WeChat has come up with a game that randomizes the amount dispersed among your gift recipients and then shows who got the most after everybody opens up their envelope.
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Luckily, Dowd herself is much more personable, and told Seth Meyers that while she loved the reference, she did take one issue with the joke "Aunt Lydia would make mincemeat of you, missy," Dowd said Thursday night in reference to Sanders.
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As it happens, the London Aladdin, Dean John-Wilson, proves more personable than his Broadway forbear as the prototypically hunky commoner-who-would-be-prince who may have lost his beloved mother but finds his inner hero along the way.
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One large investor who knows Schiller said he has top financial credentials coupled with a more personable manner than Pearson, something that could play well with regulators, lawmakers and investors as the embattled company seeks to repair its tattered image.
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While HomeGirl sadly isn't an invention yet (seriously, someone needs to make this a real thing) it won't stop you from wishing you had one, because the magic of fiction allows her to be more advanced and more personable than Siri or Alexa.
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While Next Glass' approach is similar to that of Wine Ring, Dillon's app aims to be more personable and catered to one's individual preferences, answering the one question she believes a wine consumer really wants an answer for: 'Will I like it?
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It's so much simpler (and more personable) to roll your chair over and ask someone to help you, rather than log into a software program, fill in a job request and submit a ticket to your co-worker without ever making eye contact.
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If the goal was to make the candidates seem more personable and human, that went right out the window when billionaire Tom Steyer, the first respondent, completely failed to give a motto, and the last person to answer, Michael Bloomberg, just said why he wants to be president.
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Zac Goldsmith, in no way being told that he must make himself more personable to the common man by making an off-the-cuff quip about the footie, with its goalies and its offside rule and its wonderful knack of distracting average people from the crushing weight of social inequality.
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Over a 10-day period this summer, Friston advised an astrophysicist, several philosophers, a computer engineer working on a more personable competitor to the Amazon Echo, the head of artificial intelligence for one of the world's largest insurance companies, a neuroscientist seeking to build better hearing aids, and a psychiatrist with a startup that applies machine learning to help treat depression.
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To help make the play more personable, they needed to have a dealer for the table, and GLaDOS was considered an obvious fit.
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Mål og Mæle, #1. 1998. and (with the notable exception of the national railway DSB) most have opted for the more personable form.
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Meta Assassins is developed by Ape.io, a startup that was spun off Ape Communications in Singapore and founded in late 2010. They work on projects from alternative games to web profile delegation with the aim to make the web safer and more personable.
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The steady presence of an unchanging customer base guarantees their business and steady income. The steady presence of suppliers means low costs for the firms as well. Geographic concentration also creates more personable relations that yield better business in all manners. In urban studies, the term agglomeration is used.
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Mr Wickham was more personable than the other officers. (C. E. Brock, 1895) Once he appears at Meryton, Wickham is noticed, especially by the Bennet sisters: his youth, his manly beauty, his distinguished look and bearing speak immediately in favour of this handsome stranger seen in the street. He has all the appearance of the ideal romantic hero.Lydia Martin 2007, p.
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Chilean politicians are using Twitter as an alternative method of communications as they find the mainstream press not giving them media coverage. Politicians in Greece and Japan also use Twitter to communicate with their constituents. Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has used Twitter to help change his image and make himself more personable. Venezuela President Hugo Chavez was one of the most followed Venezuelan accounts on Twitter.
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He elaborates, > When he arrived in Sunnydale, he was straight out of Watcher grad school; he > lacked practical experience. He was living in the ideal of the perfect way > to execute his duties. I think that losing his job and going out alone > roughened him up a little, lopped off some of his sharper corners. It made > him more approachable and more personable, less sure of himself all the > time.
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C.J. trusts Josh the most of all the senior staffers, and therefore Josh shows great affection for her. She often asks Josh to look into questions posed in her press room, which Josh almost always does. The duo does tend to have disagreements, however, because Josh is more arrogant while C.J. is more personable and caring. When C.J. finds herself the victim of a stalker, a very concerned Josh has Secret Service assign her a guard.
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The content they publish is also far more personable and easier to access. Health blogs provide first hand information, as well as information based on real-life occurrences such as cancer or weight loss management, contributed by other users who have faced such predicaments. When this content is deemed trustworthy, it attracts and engages more readers in health matters. Depending on which niche a health blog specializes in, it serves as a health education platform, promoting health literacy to its users.
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A 2001 study from Rutgers University had found that people were using "internet forums as influential sources of consumer information". This study suggested that consumers were using Internet forums and social media to make purchasing decisions over traditional advertising and print sources. The more personable an influencer is with their audience by engaging with them, the more encouraging they would be to purchase a product. Companies nowadays are more concerned with feedback and comments they receive from their social media platforms, because consumers believe other consumers.
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Agent Pace is the first female Agent, created in The Matrix Online storyline as an attempt by the Machines to better interact with their human liaisons. Agent Pace is somewhat less stern and more personable than other Agents, and often refers to her human liaisons using Italian terms, almost verging on "pet names" if AI could be said to use them (similar to how the Merovingian program decided that he prefers French over other human languages, Pace likes Italian). "Pace" also means "peace" in Italian.
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Retrieved November 30, 2017. Congressman Ron Paul, well known as a harsh critic of the Federal Reserve, offered qualified praise of Volcker: > Being in Congress in the late 1970s and early 1980s and serving on the House > Banking Committee, I met and got to question several Federal Reserve > chairmen: Arthur Burns, G. William Miller, and Paul Volcker. Of the three, I > had the most interaction with Volcker. He was more personable and smarter > than the others, including the more recent board chairmen Alan Greenspan and > Ben Bernanke.
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In the 2011 BC Liberal leadership election, following Campbell's resignation, Yamamoto endorsed George Abbott. She had found all the leadership contenders held similar views on economic issues, health care and education, but that Abbott was the more personable contender. After Christy Clark won the party leadership, and became premier, she promoted Yamamoto to Minister of Advanced Education. She toured various post-secondary institutions across the province and announced $1.5 million for healthcare training programs, $500,000 for a First Nations teaching program, $300,000 to train First Nations aquaculture workers.
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Bryant established a solidly conservative record and was a darling of both business-oriented groups such as the National Federation of Independent Business and social conservative groups such as the American Conservative Union, the National Rifle Association, and National Right-to-Life. He was best known as one of the "House managers" (prosecutors) in the impeachment trial of President Bill Clinton. Bryant was regarded by many as one of the less strident and pompous and more personable managers. This is supposedly why Monica Lewinsky chose Bryant to be the manager to interview her about the case.
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Therapists who self-disclose, especially information that validates or reflects the information disclosed by the client, have been rated in studies consistently as demonstrating more warmth and being more personable. A study using participants who were to imagine themselves in hypothetical counseling situations found that therapists who responded to "What would you do if you were me?" when asked by the client, were viewed as more socially attractive, more expert, and more trustworthy. Their likability was increased by their willingness to disclose to their clients. The three dimensions mentioned have been said to be of utmost importance when determining one's likability.
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Edwin Wooley's letters and personal documents were more personable, and his role as financial adviser to Brigham Young made him a more fruitful subject for biography. Rebecca Cornwall wrote most of the book, and Arrington requested that she be named a co-author, but Woolley insisted that only Arrington's name be in the book's byline. From Quaker to Latter-day Saint: Bishop Edwin D. Woolley reflect's Cornwall's literary elegance and boldness in "informed speculation." Another wealthy family, the Eccles, commissioned Arrington to write a biography of David Eccles, a millionaire who helped form the industrial economy in Utah.
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Daniel Kilkelly of Digital Spy described the surprise of Jeff's death as a "success". Following the broadcast of the first standalone episode on 15 November 2014, Duncan Lindsay of Metro expressed his opinions on the episode, saying that "the storyline itself wasn't bad at all", however the episode was "let down by the choice of characters involved". Lindsay felt that the lead character of the episode, Lily Chao, was "not a likeable enough character" to lead the murder mystery storyline. Lindsay then went on to say that he felt the episode would have been better if it had focused on the "more personable character" in the show.
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Orr (like Yossarian) has a firm grasp of his situation in the war effort. As the story unfolds between harrowing war scenes and more personable ones such as Orr and Yossarian meeting prostitutes in Rome, Orr more and more enunciates his guile and clever techniques to move toward his freedom from war. At first, his frequent airplane crashes seems to hint toward a clumsy, foolish pilot who has little knack and knowledge for his craft. In the concluding chapters, Orr purposefully crashes for two reasons: to throw off all of the commanding officers who would believe he met his demise and to learn where and how to crash in order to escape to Sweden.
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Monica Hall, portrayed by Amanda Crew, is an employee of Raviga Capital and associate partner under both Peter Gregory and later Laurie Bream. Monica is often charged with engaging with clients on a more personable and approachable way than either Gregory or Bream are, and as such forms a close friendship with Richard after she convinces him to launch Pied Piper on his own. In season 4, Monica was demoted by Laurie after she voted against selling Pied Piper to the highest bidder, which turns out to be Erlich's company Bachmanity rather than Hooli. Later, Monica realizes that Ed Chen, an up-and-coming colleague at Raviga, is attempting to remove Laurie, she notifies her, earning Laurie's trust in the process.
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When an arbitrator tells them that the contract is valid and would involve a $30,000 settlement (because it would be illegal to force Dwight and Angela to procreate), Dwight cuts a deal with Angela for five sessions of sex. He then proceeds to abuse his genitals in an effort to sterilize himself and fends off Angela's efforts to be romantic. In Season 7, after Angela meets a state senator whom she finds much more personable than Dwight, she voids the pact in WUPHF.com. In "Jury Duty", it is revealed that, a month before her wedding to the state senator, Robert Lipton, Dwight and Angela had sex, as Robert was not fulfilling Angela's sexual needs, so Dwight believes that he is the baby's biological father.
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In some cases, such as with FTL: Faster Than Light and Sportsfriends, the developers used the Humble Store to provide tier rewards during their crowd funding phase using sites like Kickstarter. As with the Bundles, once purchased the buyer has access to all software games from the store at any time. Ben Kuchera of "Penny Arcade Reports" compares the Humble Store as a potential competitor to virtual storefronts like Steam, offering a more personable level of service to developers and customers than these larger systems. In July 2016, Humble Bundle created its Gamepages service that offered developers that are already using the widget dedicated website space to allow them to sell and advertise their game, avoiding the need to secure this website space on their own.
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School Boy (Matthew Marsden) is a young British mercenary and ex-SBS sniper who turns out to be more personable than the rest of the group. His skills with a Barrett M82CQ - 50 BMG sniper rifle were demonstrated when, during the covert assault on the Tatmadaw camp where the captured missionaries were held, he eliminated multiple sentries to keep the escape route open. When Rambo separated from the group to locate Sarah, he volunteered to wait for him while the rest of the group made their escape; this proved to be a fortunate decision, as his sniper rifle saved Rambo and Sarah from being killed by a Tatmadaw patrol. He was later entrusted with Sarah's safety, when Rambo took a series of actions to disrupt Tatmadaw's attempt to hunt them down.
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Barr compared the feeling of disorganisation with games like The Sims and The Curse of Monkey Island, where he opined that the player always had to suggest an action as opposed to physically participating themselves. To counteract this, the team tried to alleviate the sense of disconnect by giving the player direct control of the protagonist, resembling that of an ordinary third-person adventure game. Barr took further comparison to traditional point-and-click titles which involved mundane gameplay tasks, and stressed that he wanted to make Her Majesty's SPIFFING more responsive and immersive. Barr also explained that keeping the Captain English on-screen at all times instead of viewing it through his point of view would allow them to design a more personable and endearing character, as well as helping the player bond with English.
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In some cases, students may drop out of school to pursue the commercial opportunity or for other reasons; Vlambeer's founders, for example, had started to develop a commercial game while still in school and dropped out when the school demanded rights to the game. Another route for indie development teams comes from experienced developers in the industry who either voluntarily leave to pursue indie projects, typically due to creative burnout from the corporate process, or resulting from termination from the company. Examples of games from such groups include FTL: Faster Than Light, Papers, Please, Darkest Dungeon, and Gone Home. Yet another route are simply those with little to no experience in the games industry, though may have computer experience skills, and come in with ideas and fresh perspectives for games, with ideas that are generally more personable and close to their heart.
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