It's easier for that because the scores are more regular.
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But rising sea levels are making catastrophic events more regular.
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Facebook's almost 1.8 billion users are much more regular visitors.
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Higher sea levels mean more regular flooding for coastal communities.
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Clinton would benefit, since she has more regular and reliable voters.
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It's a predictable rite of autumn, more regular, now, than rain.
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I'm looking forward to getting on a more regular budget in January.
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Think: lighter and more regular periods, less cramping, and reduced PMS symptoms.
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Those could face more regular flooding as the tides continue to rise.
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What do you miss most about living in a more regular setting?
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They won 20 or more regular-season games for three straight years.
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Survey participants said, for one, managers can give more regular and ongoing feedback.
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The downside to an oil finish is that it requires more regular maintenance.
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More regular dry weather also has led to fires, which can destroy bird habitats.
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But the suggestions were good enough that I started taking more regular YouTube breaks.
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Apple indicated it will start reporting installed device numbers on a more regular basis.
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Best for more regular flyers: The Platinum Delta SkyMiles Credit Card from American Express
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Presumably, potential Tesla customers could make a deposit again when production is more regular.
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There was a time when cameras were a much more regular feature in smartwatches.
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He went on to pitch in 500 more regular-season games for the Yankees.
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So he gave his speech in the evening, when more regular people could watch.
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"Most people believe that others have more regular sex than they do themselves," Wellings added.
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There's a lot more regular matter than antimatter, and folks are trying to understand why.
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That could soon change as the campaign considers more regular appearances in the real world.
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Now, these sorts of cards will arrive on a more regular basis, Facebook's announcement indicates.
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School closings may also become more regular as community members test positive for the coronavirus.
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I'm talking about a more regular practice, built into our understanding of what work is.
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Services make revenue for vendors more regular, and can align incentives between users and developers.
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Two more regular scratches — Scott Laughton and Umberger — capped the scoring in the third period.
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Along with their higher cone count, they achieve a far more regular spacing of the cells.
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However, as fall approaches, it's time to start easing back into a more regular daily routine.
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It only makes sense to make purchasing games a more regular part of the Twitch experience.
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Devices using lithium-ion batteries also would be subjected to more regular safety tests, it added.
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An occasional missing lunch may not be a budget-buster, but more regular thefts add up.
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They've also won more regular season and postseason games than any other duo in NFL history.
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The strategy may have worked before, when natural disasters were flukes rather than more regular occurrences.
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Lewis understood that not only a softer touch was needed but also a more regular one.
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To cope, they construct physical and mental neighborhoods where things are more regular and better arranged.
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The violence in one of the safest major cities in the world was becoming more regular.
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It's possible that prioritizing posts from users, not brands, might help get more regular people posting.
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When determining what stays and what goes, consider which tools you use on a more regular basis.
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At the same time, however, there are still far more regular-season games than post-season games.
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Organizers were encouraged to wear attire that might make more "regular" Americans feel comfortable joining their ranks.
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Everyone has to play the private clubs because there are no more regular music clubs in Waikiki.
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Harvard has 'zero tolerance' for such behavior Harvard was scheduled to play two more regular season games.
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While Shiites are more regular targets, Sunni militants have attacked Sufi shrines in Pakistan in recent years.
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When friends' schedules don't line up quite so serendipitously, setting call dates can ensure more regular communication.
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"Smart meters" measure at more regular intervals and communicate the data wirelessly — no need for meter readers.
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The Dutch city found that more bicycle-friendly infrastructure meant more regular cyclists, and fewer road accidents.
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Amazon is also known for releasing new smart devices on a more regular basis than its competitors.
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Mr. O'Brien, a dapper Los Angeles lawyer, convenes more regular and inclusive council meetings than Mr. Bolton.
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Hrishikesh Halase, a Bangalore resident, said the city is struggling to adjust to the more regular heat.
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But in other years more regular and severe droughts are depleting water and pasture and decimating pastoralists herds.
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"'Once in a generation' heatwaves and flooding are becoming more regular," said Petteri Taalas, the agency's secretary-general.
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Volatility will normalize as fiscal and monetary policy, economic growth and price-earnings ratios also become more regular.
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FONOPs have grown "more regular and strident" under the Trump administration, says Alessio Patalano of King's College London.
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Lower Saxony is a more regular issuer, having raised a total of €6.5bn through 14 transactions in 2017.
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This is doubly vexing since many universities have more regular financial aid to offer than N.C.A.A. scholarship money.
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But after about a month, that phase ends, and you tend to settle into a more regular routine.
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Trump's tweet had about 10,000 likes after two hours, roughly in line with his more regular political fare.
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THIS NEW GOVERNMENT IN CHINA, THEY MUST WANT MORE REGULAR INSPECTIONS, WHICH IS A HOME RUN FOR YOU.
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After two weeks of forced homemade meals, I will (hopefully!) continue to cook on a more regular basis.
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Authorities were also making more regular checks on vessels and demanded employers give workers written contracts, he said.
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And I want to show that I am accessible; I'm a more regular person than a fashion snob.
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In fact, Mr. Bayless says that Tortas Frontera at O'Hare has more regular customers than his downtown restaurants.
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He wanted her to be more regular looking to show that they were going through a hard time.
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Making work a little bit more structured — and having more regular check-ins — can help with the week.
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With the launch on Apple TV+, it seems the club will be back on a more regular pace.
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Birth control is used to make periods shorter, lighter, and more regular, which can help ease the pain.
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As climate change continues to affect the world, these kinds of extreme events are set to become more regular.
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However, he still retained a slim, 1-point advantage in a lower-turnout scenario with more regular primary voters.
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Under very heavy use, I still got up over seven hours, and more regular use got me beyond eight.
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He has more regular-season goals (61), assists (93) and points (154) against the Islanders than any other player.
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She could get a more regular, better-paying job, but she finds the work interesting and the boss attractive.
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Similarly, it is increasingly essential for political strategists to conduct polls and surveys on a much more regular basis.
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Watson has always had a tendency for loose and undisciplined plays, but those have become more regular of late.
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I ended up going to quite a druggy university, when I started taking drugs on a more regular basis.
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For instance, polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) often causes irregular periods that are made more regular by using hormonal birth control.
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Watch-alongs will probably become a more regular feature of the site as digital rights and permissions get figured out.
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Its symptoms resemble those of the more regular form of TB seen in humans, which is caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis.
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Only eventual Rookie of the Year Karl-Anthony Towns played more regular season minutes among first-year players than Winslow.
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For one, nobody should hold their breath waiting for a NBA team to win 74 or more regular season games.
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The vision of Trump and his Cabinet should be brought into better sync through healthy debate and more regular discussion.
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Although statistics are spotty, some studies have concluded that sexual harassment is more regular and severe in traditionally male occupations.
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Both investors and the chairman himself will now have to get used to a bigger and more regular dose of Powell.
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It can reduce cramps, cause more regular periods, or cause periods to go away — which, according to science, is perfectly healthy.
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By contrast, Patreon is less about one-off project funding, and tends to lean toward more regular support of smaller amounts.
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Last year, the company introduced a new way for women to access all types of clothing on a more regular basis.
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Making communication easier — and thereby more regular — actually helps me keep in touch better and deepens my relationships with my friends.
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It doesn't look like that's changing anytime soon, even as the Edge mobile browser is seeing far more regular updates now.
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I used to want to be a counselor growing up, and this makes me think I should do more regular volunteering.
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"These are quite phenomenal numbers for evacuations and we're going to be facing this on a more regular basis," Lynham said.
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Five years ago, Facebook and Twitter looked like promising venues for more regular voices to provide feedback in the policymaking process.
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After both those cases, Presidents Kennedy and Reagan realized that deeper and more regular communications were required to avoid such crises.
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His earnings from beer miles have helped him enter more regular track meets, and pay for his transportation to and from.
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I'm a frequent snapper, and snapping has become a more regular form of communication with most of my friends than texting.
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The proposed contract would give the workers greater job security and more regular schedules, among other improvements in their working conditions.
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Scientists also found that the risk increased among women who treated their hair with the products on a more regular basis.
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This is similar to how Walmart Grocery operates, though it's now rolling out a subscription option for its more regular customers.
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Because that body will be large and meet infrequently, two other groups will have a more regular role in managing Libra.
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Their enormously popular summer residency at Privilege in Ibiza, which closes on September 12, has sparked hopes of more regular gigs together.
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The state's own figures say Hoosiers who participated in the plan made more regular visits to doctors for primary and preventive care.
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When they're heavily deployed in one area, they're likely to cause service outages on a much more regular basis than is normal.
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Clients like Parkway pay for various different products, which can provide real-time predictions, or more regular report-like information, Teo explained.
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New York is also 3-0-53 in four games at Nassau Coliseum, where it will play 16 more regular-season contests.
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Only Brady (171) and Brees (144) have won more regular-season games than Roethlisberger (143) since he entered the NFL in 2004.
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As a rideshare driver in New York state, Castillo also has to do more regular inspections — every four months — at the DMV.
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New York is also 3-0-1 in four games at Nassau Coliseum, where it will play 23 more regular-season contests.
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She has secured almost 400 more regular delegates, the sort awarded at primaries and caucuses than Mr Sanders, and 3.5m more votes.
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They could only afford to meet every other week, but thanks to donations they eventually had enough instruments for more regular lessons.
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He went on to miss the cut at the P.G.A. Championship, and played only one more regular Tour event on the year.
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Live music, often played onstage, is a far more regular ingredient than it was in the early years of Mr. Woetzel's leadership.
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The immense disruption of coronavirus has made it easy to forget the more regular disruptions that the Western U.S. faces: wildfire season.
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Some political analysts and U.N. officials believe a more regular engagement with Hamas's political wing could help moderate the group's overall position.
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Inspections are becoming more regular and professional as China aims to build a world-class biotech sector and export more finished drugs.
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"That said, if this were the primary explanation, we might expect to see more regular doctor's visit – and we don't," Kail added.
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The Islanders are 3-0-53 in four games at Nassau Coliseum, where the team will play 16 more regular-season contests.
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Just 13 managers have more regular-season victories than Baker's 1,863, and all are in the Hall of Fame except Gene Mauch.
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Based on its findings, the Nepalese government recommended stricter and more regular physical and psychological evaluations for pilots before renewing their licenses.
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" Vancouver Canucks center Bo Horvat said of his playoff preference, "Either go by points percentage or play some more regular-season games.
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I think that they're trying to understand the employee's sentiment on a more regular basis has been there for longer than that.
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Such incidents could well occur on a more regular basis as Erdogan excludes parties from big projects whose loyalty is, at best, questioned.
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Twitter plans to move to a more regular versioning system where breaking changes are communicated far enough in advance for developers to adapt.
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That gave her time and flexibility to walk outside with her sister or on the treadmill — more regular exercise than she's ever done.
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When I graduated college and started maintaining a more regular sleep schedule, my skin wasn't perfect, but the cystic acne let up significantly.
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More regular losses of crops to droughts and changing weather mean farmers need additional ways of making money to secure a regular income.
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But most leaders now seek at least a veneer of respectability; elections have become more frequent and more regular; economies have opened up.
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As she ate her cereal next to Daddy and I made her some lunch, my cramping started getting more intense … and more regular.
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The revamped happy-hour promotion will occur on a more regular basis, with Starbucks saying the deal will pop up on select Thursdays.
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But in March, in part because of the popularity and desire for more regular gigs, the orchestra decided to have monthly pub shows.
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What's more, regular smokers could have THC in their blood for days or weeks after smoking, when they are clearly no longer high.
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Shifting to a more regular schedule led her to chocolate, and she worked in the kitchens of casinos, including Caesars Palace and Bellagio.
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Today, political candidates' appearances form a more regular part of the TV schedule, and they have the freedom to say quite a lot.
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The company has instead used these workers on a more regular basis, allowing it to cut down on its healthcare and benefits costs.
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As part of that, she's hoping to make her eating-while-jumping videos a more regular thing, eventually working with brands and restaurants.
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Maybe they'd take to the streets most weeks and shut down our cities on a more regular basis, like they do in France.
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Had it gone to someone else, maybe they wouldn't have insisted that a company like VICE needed to run more regular gaming content.
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Burger King clearly needs to get better at driving more regular traffic to its stores, especially as competition in the fast food segment increases.
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Still, that would be a tough sell for him: Clinton won more primary contests, more of the popular vote and more regular pledged delegates.
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The team is in the process of organizing a more regular training schedule for 2018, and potentially moving into different games in the future.
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This means that we can't get more done until my sister or I get bad news from our more-regular-than-we'd-like colonoscopies.
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The photo sharing app may be moving close to a more regular ticket buying experience, according to an executive at movie ticketing company Fandango.
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Bill Cassidy, his co-sponsor, time to rally support for their bill, refine the policy and put it through a more regular Senate process.
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Young people, who have a poor voting record, strongly back staying in the EU, while elderly, more regular voters tend to favor an exit.
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"My personal hope is that the specials do well and maybe that will propel us back into some more regular appearances," Mr. Atamanuik said.
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Jon Weaks, president of the Southwest Airlines Pilots' Association, said his pilots expected to be in more regular communication with Boeing from now on.
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Even without more regular oversight hearings or statutory reform, the Office of Compliance could, tomorrow, more aggressively communicate its existence to individual employees, too.
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The patterns are a little more regular than you might expect, but the straight lines make sense given the size and shape of the phone.
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Letters look much crisper and more regular, and fonts look much more different from each other, allowing you to customize your reading experience a more.
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The game had been steadily building steam until that point, bringing in more and more regular streamers and viewers on a month-to-month basis.
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Still, that would be a tough sell for the senator: Clinton won more primary contests, more of the popular vote and more regular pledged delegates.
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"Those are folks buying equipment that's interoperable, and those are allies that we're now working with on a close and more regular basis," Norquist said.
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That delay is despite the massive digitalization of bank transfers and accounting over the past few decades that should have made paychecks far more regular.
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Wow will get rid of premium seats on its planes to fit more regular economy seats and it will only operate narrow-body Airbus aircraft.
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As the group's dream of controlling enough territory to declare a bona fide caliphate fades, ISIS will revert to being a more "regular" terrorist group.
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The addition has the potential to make routines more useful for those who like to have music in their home on a more regular basis.
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However, during a time of particular crisis, we also send out warnings about whatever is going on at the moment on a more regular schedule.
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I chose to weight the two winning percentages equally—even though there are more regular season games—because I think playoff games are more important.
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Lyft Shuttle, a more recent experiment, is a subset of Line that offers a similar ridesharing model, but with fixed routes and more regular scheduling.
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Don't expect front snap kick knockouts to become a more regular occurrence than they are even though more fighters than ever are throwing the kick.
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The children, now 11, 12 and 15, are learning how to navigate both of their worlds, and adjusting to more regular visits with their father.
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We're going to keep investing in our PA and functional all-hands and make sure that Google leaders (including me) make more regular appearances there.
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Let's hope that Aden — who also appeared in Kanye's Yeezy show in New York — will be a more regular presence at the shows going forward.
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After the second crash in March, the board began taking steps to assert its independence, with directors having more regular discussions that excluded Mr. Muilenburg.
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They have two more regular-season games remaining on their schedule before heading into the postseason and fighting for another trip to the Final Four.
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North Korea conducted its second nuclear test of 2016 on Friday, showing an increased willingness and ability to perform these tests on a more regular basis.
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It said they should focus on businesses that include more regular, fee-based income, which typically refers to wealth management or providing financial services to corporations.
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As Rockefeller's visits to Monte Sacro became more regular, a revolution that would eventually change the course of Venezuela's history started brewing across the Caribbean Sea.
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Many of their findings back up previous trends: younger demographics favor Instagram and Snapchat, while middle-aged and older adults are more regular users of Facebook.
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No FCC oversight hearings have been officially scheduled, but Pallone has said that he is looking to hold more regular hearings compared to the previous Congress.
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Doctors began to use oxytocin to stimulate uterine contractions in the case of hemorrhage and more regular prenatal blood pressure checks to assess risk of hypertension.
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"The new country offices will allow ADB to have more regular contact and substantive communication with government and development partners," the bank said in a statement.
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That usually starts with hormonal birth control (if you're not already on it) to make your periods a little more regular — with less bleeding and pain.
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In both cases, the idea is to bring more automation to some of the more regular and recurring tasks of running a connected, cloud-based business.
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It's typically called "unstructured" data, as opposed to the more regular information of things like banking and airline schedules that filled most of the world's databases.
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But making the Fed accountable to more regular Americans — read: people who do not work in the financial services industry — would be a critical step forward.
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It's not just turkey, potatoes, and pecan pie anymore; herb-crusted tofu, quinoa with veggies, and gluten-free, vegan pies are becoming more regular stand-ins.
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Some companies, like Costco, are able to provide more regular schedules in part by stocking a smaller range of products or scaling back or eliminating promotions.
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"Heatwaves and floods which used to be 'once-in-a-century' events are becoming more regular occurrences," WMO Secretary-General Petteri Taalas said in a statement.
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They include a number of meditating Buddhas of a more regular weight, renderings of female deities, and a schist figure of a mustachioed, crouched Winged Atlas.
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But in the end, the proof is in the outcomes, and students who experience more regular quizzing end up posting higher grades on their final exams.
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Like SpaceX, Boeing is also expected to fly a crewed and an uncrewed flight of its Starliner ahead of more regular flights for NASA in the future.
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With the octopi, some babies in the NICU experienced better breathing and more regular heartbeats, leading to higher levels of oxygen in their blood, hospital staff said.
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But eventually what you're gonna see is that the voice assistants are gonna get us on this more regular replenishment, because they see what our habits are.
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In addition, some of these reports indicate that the mid-generation upgrades are part of a larger shift for Microsoft and Sony, toward more regular console releases.
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Consumers shop for food on a more regular basis than most other categories - it accounts for third to a half of all spending in many developed countries.
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The next step will be to open up the program to mothers with higher-risk pregnancies, to find out whether more regular monitoring can make a difference.
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Because the local weather forecasts are only updated every six hours, they tend to be less accurate than a more regular forecast based on your local data.
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Only three coaches have won more regular-season games, and they are the same three who lead in postseason victories: Scotty Bowman, Joel Quenneville and Al Arbour.
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But in the last few years I've been happy to sacrifice the thrills of seeing the world for enjoying a more regular schedule (and uninterrupted circadian rhythms).
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Such surges are likely to become a more regular threat, since even if we were to cut emissions dramatically starting today, some sea-level rise is inevitable.
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That's right: the same championship team on pace to win more regular season games than any squad in NBA history might end up adding Kevin Freakin' Durant.
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In November, The Guardian reported scientists were concerned climate change was "supercharging" the Indian Ocean Dipole, with rising ocean surface temperatures creating more regular and intense events.
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Such disasters - which are becoming more regular as a result of climate change - often cause mental health issues in those affected, said Jose Francisco Aleman, Corralillo's emergency coordinator.
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"My skin was glowing, my tummy felt better, my toilet habits more regular, nails stronger, hair more lustrous; I felt a better energy and overall wellbeing," she says.
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Sex has always been a part of the human courtship ritual, but the widespread availability of birth control in America made it a more regular aspect of dating.
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However, bankers warn that the initiative will only be successful if the arrangers made a market in the securities and the government committed to more regular issues itself.
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I loved this character in season one, but the show has grown past her now, especially if Margo Martindale can't be a more regular presence on the show.
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It also instituted more regular and thorough cleaning in common areas, put schooling on hold in certain states, and encouraged social distancing at mealtimes and in common areas.
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Annoyed, and cognizant of the potential effect on his business, Mr. Deripaska has pursued winning easier and more regular access to the United States with near-obsessive zeal.
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His more regular insult for Ms. Waters — "low I.Q." or "very low I.Q." — hits a theme he has used before in criticizing black people who take him on.
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Things were looking up on Thursday for the more than 2,000 passengers quarantined on a cruise ship in Yokohama, Japan: Meals were coming on a more regular schedule.
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Things were looking up on Thursday for the more than 23,000 passengers quarantined on a cruise ship in Yokohama, Japan: Meals were coming on a more regular schedule.
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"While GMOs can enter the consumers mind, it is not likely a key driver in trying a product, but might weigh in on more regular consumption," Kerr said.
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He is currently testing whether keeping a more regular daily schedule could prevent his depressed inpatients from relapsing once they've recovered and are released from the psychiatric ward.
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Now, it's important to me that my kids get a healthy, homemade meal and with my crazy schedule, an Instant Pot makes it happen on a more regular basis.
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The good news, Accuweather reported, is temperatures are projected to plummet to more regular fall conditions by the end of the week in both the Midwest and further east.
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He never gained a proper gallery foothold here, contrary to Bernard Frize, for example, another French abstract painter of roughly the same generation, who has had more regular exposure.
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Footage of the 77-year-old Vermont senator rallying supporters will be posted on Twitch, alongside its more regular output of teenagers playing Fortnite, Overwatch and other combat games.
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Reports in the U.S. suggest AEW's deal with TNT could mean it's ready to fill the Tuesday night wrestling void with its more regular offerings later in the year.
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Some features are aimed at catering to the needs of more regular Redditors – including those that have not been available in other third-party clients, or even Alien Blue.
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So, if 69% of employees say they would work harder if they felt their efforts were better recognized, implementing more regular feedback practices would seem like a no-brainer.
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"To improve public transport we should not only make it more extensive, more regular and more comfortable, we must also rethink the fares system," she said in a statement.
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So far as Uber can tell from other research, he said, those who drive irregularly respond more to fare increases than more regular drivers, at any level of earnings.
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But stricter and more regular environmental checks and the costs of complying with new anti-pollution measures mean that price alone is no longer the key determinant of restarts.
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Shortly before this game, the N.F.L. and its broadcast partner here and stadium landlord, Televisa, announced that three more regular-season games will be played from 2019 to 2021.
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Speaking at the White House briefing on Friday, Trump said he was intent on returning at least some parts of the country to a more regular way of life.
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The victory was Doc Rivers's 300th with Los Angeles, making him the seventh coach in league history with 300 or more regular-season wins with two or more teams.
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We'd host this from the office in more regular years, but, it's 2020, and so we're all gathering on Zoom which means that everyone is invited to listen in.
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But events like this week could become more regular if the government ramps up its years-long war on pollution, putting the hot-button social issue ahead of business.
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Our sons ended up in the same kindergarten class, so they saw each other every day, and Jeanette and I began to plan more regular, on-purpose get-togethers.
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One of the more regular meetings took place every other Tuesday morning, hosted by the Niskanen Center, a new libertarian think tank started by alumni of the Cato Institute.
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Gabriel said Zarif agreed at the Brussels meeting to discuss the issues in a more regular and structured way, but diplomats said there was no immediate timetable for talks.
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Evidence of stronger and more stable profitability and a more diversified funding profile, for example through more regular access to secured and unsecured institutional markets, would also benefit the ratings.
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Seeing room for growth, the LVMH brand wants to turn the bubbly drink from something you sip on special occasions to a beverage you pop on a more regular basis.
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Emma Fitzgerald, owner of Salon Très in Joliet, Illinois, told Insider that people with long hair require more regular trims because of the damage that restyling can do to strands.
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Fighting for an extremist group is likely to pay as much as three or four times more than fighting for the moderate military — and on a more regular basis, too.
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Fourteen more regular-season games between the rivals remain, the next two coming on June 29 and 30 in London, the first regular-season major league games played in Europe.
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They say the minimum is at least once per year, but those with compromised immune systems or poor oral hygiene may need more regular visits to prevent more serious problems.
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The date switch involving the Players Championship will place the men's main events at more regular intervals, like steppingstones to navigate more easily the competitive calendar from March to August.
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Privately, Trump has cast GOP's dealmaking efforts as inadequate and wondered why he, an experienced dealmaker, wasn't consulted at more regular intervals as the two sides haggled over an agreement.
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And, indeed, evidence is emerging that rigorous programs may help find hidden STI cases and even drive down rates over time, by acting as gateways to more regular sexual health testing.
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The Cubs have five more regular-season home games — two with the Reds and three later this week with the St. Louis Cardinals — before concluding the season with seven road games.
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Workers brought out a pallet of sparkling water, which they placed at the front of the store, and told customers they hoped they&aposd get more regular water in the morning.
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The researchers predict that as we see more regular and severe droughts due to climate change, we could see the rates of West Nile in the US double, at least initially.
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In his long career, which includes 11 seasons in which he had 12 or more regular-season wins, he has just one Super Bowl victory and a 12-13 playoff record.
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Those who slept no more than five hours a night consumed 26 percent more regular soda than the seven-to-eight-hour sleepers, and 33 percent more caffeinated drinks, researchers found.
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As the smartphone has become ever more central and essential to our daily lives, price increases and more regular upgrades at the top of the market are logical things to expect.
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Pre-orders are still targeting "Holiday 2017" for the first deliveries, but Mayfield says it's going to provide more regular updates about how development of the animatronic bowling pin are progressing.
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The Trump changes allow insurance companies to sell the skimpier plans for a year, encouraging many more people to buy them and use them as a more regular source of coverage.
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Unsurprisingly, past-239-day use is even lower among adolescents, with nine large surveys reporting that 228 to 14 percent of US teens displayed more regular use between 2011 and 2014.
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With threads, users can pop out of the chaos of an ongoing chat and pin bits of conversations off to the side that they can address on a more regular basis.
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The new approach could lead to more regular visits to Libya by diplomatic personnel, including the US ambassador, who has not been stationed in the country because of the unstable situation.
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For instance, a 20 percent stock/80 percent bond portfolio will provide lower risk and return and a more regular cash flow than an 80 percent stock/20 percent bond portfolio.
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Executives insisted that that the show had merely been pre-empted for coverage of the early primaries and that it would have returned to a more regular schedule in due course.
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U.S. Pacific Command (PACOM) is gearing up for more regular naval patrols in the South China Sea, a move that is likely to further complicate relations between the U.S. and China.
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And even though the added work would add tens of millions to the payroll of each team, the players have held strong that more regular-season games are not their preference.
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People with chronic conditions like diabetes, heart disease, and asthma and gained coverage under the ACA reported getting more regular care, taking their medications more regularly, and better self-reported health.
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"Inherent in the business model [of a ghost kitchen] is that delivery is going to become a bigger and more regular part of people's food consumption," KeyBanc analyst Andy Hargreaves said.
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It's a big milestone when it comes to U.S.-based drone delivery, and another sign that people should get ready for these services to start to be a more regular fixture.
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After all, we didn't have access to a steady food supply until the advent of agriculture, and it wasn't until the neolithic revolution that humans adopted a more regular meal pattern.
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Results of changing the bedtime of children who had no routine to a more regular one increased their behavior in a "statistically significant" way, according to the study's results, regardless of age.
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While the Pentagon has embarked on more regular freedom-of-navigation patrols, or FONOPS, to challenge Beijing's claims, some analysts believe Washington is struggling to counter China's creeping domination of the area.
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A return to more regular harvesting is also set to stoke output gains in 2019, after delays last year when some mills were struggling to process record inventories of crude palm oil.
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With more regular nominations, the political composition of the Supreme Court would fluctuate more closely with national election cycles, resulting in a makeup that better reflects voter preferences rather than deadhand control.
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It may be no coincidence that Mercedes, Ferrari and Red Bull are the teams with the biggest budgets, and subsequently are the ones taking the chequered flag on a more regular basis.
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My sluggish menstrual cycle grew more regular, and I definitely had more energy, but after nearly a year of following her advice to a (organic, gluten-free) T, I still wasn't pregnant.
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Despite having finished with more regular-season points than either of those teams, the Rangers, having reached the playoffs as a wild card, are assured of beginning the series on the road.
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New Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is less than a week away from delivering his first news conference, an event that some Wall Streeters are anticipating will be a more regular occasion.
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By Monday of this week, Melania Trump was participating in her more regular official duties, at the President's side for the visit of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife, Sara.
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Ireland has now raised 14.25 billion euros of its 14 billion to 18 billion euro bond sales target for the year, with one more regular auction scheduled to take place next month.
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But privately, Trump has cast the GOP's dealmaking efforts as inadequate and wondered why he, an experienced dealmaker, wasn't consulted at more regular intervals as the two sides haggled over an agreement.
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"When lighting conditions are particularly unusual (such as in thick smoke, or with theatre lighting for a more regular example), the colors in photographs can be distorted or over-saturated," he explained.
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Regardless of whether people choose to be on PrEP, though, officials like Daskalakis say they hope the message of more regular testing as a normal part of sexual health hygiene will sink in.
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Intel and AMD haven't worked together since the '80s, and I'm hopeful this might mean we'll see a lot more regular (not giant) laptops that are capable of playing games in the future.
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CP has become more regular with delivering cars to grain delivery points on time, according to data compiled by Ag Transport Coalition, which is made up of farm groups that monitor railway performance.
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School safety experts say the most important emergencies for schools to prepare for are those that are more regular occurrences: traffic accidents, weather disasters, thefts, assaults and child abductions linked to custody battles.
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The rise in Russian missile testing and deployment on Kola has motivated Norway to lobby the United States and NATO to conduct more regular exercises in and commit additional forces to the region.
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After so many years in the limelight as the epitome of a political insider and establishmentarian, remaking Clinton's image to be more "regular-white-guy friendly" would prove difficult, if not downright impossible.
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Also impressive was the longevity Messier had, with only the legendary Gordie Howe playing more regular-season games than Messier's 1756, and only Jaromir Jagr and Gretzky accumulating more points in their careers.
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SAP is testing a new process, which includes more regular check-in talks, on about 8,000 of its workers and aims to implement it for all of its almost 80,000 workforce next year.
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But more refining of domestic light crudes and larger and more regular gas supplies from Bolivia would help the South American country cut imports of costly liquified natural gas (LNG), gasoil and crude.
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Musk has been pushing SpaceX to do more regular launches this year and has also expanded its offerings, after it successfully launched the Falcon Heavy last month, the world's most powerful commercial rocket.
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At the beginning of this year, I hit a low financial point in my work—most of the money I made was from more regular contracts and bigger projects that had already ended.
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For him, the new reality requires an accompanying shift in public health messaging, away from "scaring the bejesus out of people" and towards blame-free campaigns that encourage them to undergo more regular testing.
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Across the table from him sits a slim, more regular-sized guy, clad in the uniform of the cool, contemporary creative — black windbreaker bomber, black shirt, black jeans, grayish Common Projects sneakers, gold Rolex.
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At the same time, Larry was dropped by his doctor because, according to Larry, the practice was more interested in"patients that need more regular care," and they needed to make room for them.
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This was because the review card was set to operate in the OC (overclocking) mode out of the box, whereas the retail card runs in the more regular Gaming mode out of the box.
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Though she returned the White House to a more regular on-camera briefing schedule than the end of Spicer's tenure, Sanders has held fewer briefings in recent weeks compared to her first few months.
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As time without animal products grows into weeks, there is likely to be a shift in bowel function either towards a more regular, healthy pattern or an increase in bloating, wind and loose motions.
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"I intend to do these briefings to maintain an open dialogue about the department's activities," he said at the time, adding that he would ask his staff to do more regular press briefings too.
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And, perhaps more important, today we seem to be on the cusp of a return to a more regular state of affairs, where the large states of Asia will again be the globe's hegemons.
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Carlos Correa, the star shortstop for the Houston Astros, hails from Puerto Rico, but when he was in Monterrey earlier this year he welcomed the opportunity to make games in Latin America more regular.
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It's not as though he's among women in the same way as someone who has a more regular, normal lifestyle of someone who would be among women and know women and understand their realities.
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But while you'd probably love to know what germs are going to make you thinner/healthier/more regular, human microbiome therapies are going to be slow to work their way through the FDA's approval process.
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Gig workers are usually treated as independent contractors with none of the employment rights guarantees in more regular jobs, something the companies say gives flexibility to all but which critics say often results in exploitation.
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The FCA also said many firms would need to carry out more regular product reviews and do more work to re-establish contact with customers they have lost touch with, which will increase administrative costs.
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"It might be difficult to make yourself do the work initially, but after you've done it a few times, and it becomes a more regular part of your week, it will seem easier," Wood says.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Former CIA director Leon Panetta said on Wednesday that President-elect Donald Trump risked being blamed after any potential attack on the United States if he refused to receive more regular intelligence briefings.
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Gottfried still has to coach for the rest of this godforsaken season, which means at least four more regular-season games—two against ranked teams, so this could get worse—followed by the ACC tournament.
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There's zero chance of Ara being ready for the market before 2016 is through, which suggests that this report, if it turns out to be accurate, is concerned with a more regular Nexus-class device.
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Hospital hygiene is another focus; there is some evidence that staff are more careless about cleanliness than they were in pre-antibiotic days, when they saw deaths like Albert Alexander's on a more regular basis.
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While present trade talks proceeded smoothly, Trump's remarks present a potential problem for America in signaling to China that hostage exchanges and detention may become a more regular component of policy negotiation processes with China.
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Afterward, as Blues fans funneled toward the glass, Pietrangelo passed the Cup first to Jay Bouwmeester, who had appeared in more regular-season games before reaching his first Cup finals than any other active player.
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Instead, she left the daily feeding of the media to Mr. Trump, who prefers to speak for himself and takes questions from reporters on a far more regular basis than most of his recent predecessors.
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But since we're now washing our hands on a much more regular basis, it can be easy to skip a step and end up leaving vulnerable jewelry on during our hourly trips to the sink.
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It is exceedingly rare for a player to have excelled for so long without reaching this stage: Only Dave Andreychuk scored more regular-season goals (634) than Ovechkin (607) before appearing in the Cup finals.
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But the phrase, "it's what's on the inside that counts" has never been so accurate (literally), and which cooker you should get depends on the appliance features that you'll use on a more regular basis.
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Sir Gabriel is 15 years old — "middle-aged," the handler tells me — and this art fair job is a "piece of cake" compared to his more regular gig: starring in opera productions at the Met.
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"People with poor self-employment or wage prospects may be able to increase their earnings in the industrial sector because it offers them more regular employment than they could otherwise find," Blattman and Dercon write.
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The apparent decision to follow up the summit with more regular contacts and dialogues on a variety of issues, including Ukraine, Syria and even possibly extending the New START strategic arms control treaty, are positive steps.
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It won't immediately have much effect because in some ways the damage has already been done, but it would make the process more regular and predictable, and norms of reciprocity might develop, which we desperately need.
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Even though consumers have started to use Cortana on a more regular basis on their PCs, I believe the relationship will feel more transactional, and usage will be limited in scope — mainly around calendaring and search.
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Though the Clarks, wary of the cost, did not enter Comanche in the Hobart in 215, the maxi is now expected to be a more regular presence in the wake of Cooney's purchase on Dec. 2100.
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In an interview for a film about his life, "The World of Peries" (2001), he described the award as a "miracle" that had liberated him from a sporadic schedule of filmmaking to a more regular one.
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Caffeine did, however, give Smith-Schuster a recurring show on the platform — Smith-Schuster's, "Catchin' W's with JuJu" had an 16-episode order — in what seems to be a push for more regular, TV-like programming.
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Opposition and independent members of the Lords are seeking amendments to force the government to give more regular updates on the divorce talks and to secure guarantees for the rights of EU citizens living in Britain.
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After his matchwinning display in Kiev, Bale said he wanted more regular first team football and whether that came in Madrid or away from it was something that would need to be assessed over the close season.
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A handful of characters make more regular appearances, including cherubic old man Chu-chan — whose flat-brimmed baseball cap seems glued to his head — and a trio of gossipy women who offer their opinion in every situation.
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There were certain pockets of Hollywood that seemed more in the dark than others, like actresses such as Meryl Streep or Judi Dench, who were older and with whom he might have had a more regular relationship.
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Meanwhile, Hulu's partnerships enable streaming access to network and cable TV programming, which in turn has people tuning into its service on a more regular basis to see if new episodes of their favorite shows are available.
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Originally designed to treat cardiac problems like hypertension, the reason it's beginning to see more use as an acne treatment is that it's an androgen blocker, which helps curb testosterone production and keep hormone levels more regular.
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Around the world, people are facing more regular and severe heatwaves and droughts, largely as a result of climate change, while energy-intensive air conditioning and refrigerants threaten to further drive up emissions as the world warms.
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Whether Kylie Jenner or Bella Hadid has had them (although the plastic surgeons I spoke to said they suspect they have) is somewhat beside the point: Many, many more regular young people are getting them now, too.
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Venezuela recently reopened its border crossing to Brazil after a nearly three-month closure, and Bolsonaro's aides are working to restore more regular power supply for the Brazilian state of Roraima, which depends on the Venezuelan grid.
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It also argues that we are "on the cusp of a return to a more regular state of affairs, where the large states of Asia will again be the globe's hegemons," Alan Mikhail writes in his review.
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Given the geographic reach of Twitter, as well as the volume and location-specific nature of tweets, the platform can be used to track "nuisance coastal flooding that is both more regular and less consequential," the researchers said.
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Sprague realized quickly that he would get wide variations in his results, especially with when he took a sample from his nose (unlike the gut or mouth, the nose is in more regular contact with the external environment).
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For hospitals, there's some research that suggests simply by reporting their symptoms patients can improve their own outcomes, because doctors have a better sense on more regular intervals of the potential problems their patients face, the company said.
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And his appearance on Late Night is emblematic of Meyers, who has quietly made a habit of featuring literary guests on his show on a much more regular basis than any of the other network late-night hosts.
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Crosby, a three-time Stanley Cup winner who scored at least 443 points this season for the sixth time in his 14-year career, has more regular-season points against the Islanders (113) than against any other opponent.
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They said their agencies are well practiced in coordinating large responses to public health emergencies, whether from outbreaks of new viruses like the H1N1 pandemic a decade ago or more regular occurrences like a particularly bad flu season.
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The Indians, who will face the Houston Astros next week in the American League Division Series, improved to 211-25 against the American League Central with one more regular-season series remaining starting at Kansas City on Thursday.
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"We felt this update would be a great way to make an immediate impact within the community on a broad scale and encourage more regular HIV testing," said Jack Harrison-Quintana, director of Grindr for equality, in a statement.
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I find the 535s strike the perfect balance between the deep penetration and extreme noise attenuation of something like the Etymotics (which, by the way, require lubrication before insertion) and the practicality of a more regular pair of earbuds.
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Using a unique scoring index from zero to 100 to calculate a student's sleep regularity, students with very irregular sleep patterns were given lower scores close to zero, while more regular sleepers were given higher scores close to 100.
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On one side were Mr. Otto and Mr. Campbell, with a rubato attitude as they navigated the progress of four distinct musical characters; on the other, Mr. Wulliman and Mr. Richards, their rhythm more regular, offering six contrasting characters.
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If telecommuting becomes more regular for you, your employer might even spring for other essential home-office gear, such as a monitor, an external keyboard, an office chair, and a height-adjustable desk, to make working from home ergonomic.
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Sources told Reuters earlier this month that the emirate had been in discussions with banks for potential issues in the debt markets this year as part of plans to engage global fixed income investors on a more regular basis.
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Woods also suggested that even if the PGL does not get off the ground, the concept of getting the best golfers in the world competing against each other on a more regular basis will not go away anytime soon.
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During this period, occasional sectarian violence gave way to much more regular armed conflict, street violence, and bombing campaigns fought through paramilitary forces like the Irish Republican Army (IRA) among Catholic nationalists and, among Protestants, the Ulster Defense Association (UDA).
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Compared to larger studios who have more regular communication with Steam and large, vocal audiences for their products, smaller independent creators are far more vulnerable — and working with any erotic context under these conditions can feel like risking their livelihood.
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BEIRUT, March 23 (Reuters) - Aid deliveries to besieged areas of Syria remain hard to make despite a nearly month-old ceasefire agreement, a Red Cross spokesman said on Wednesday, calling for more regular access to those in need of help.
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With a few different Waypoint editors taking some time off this week, Danielle and myself are joined by one of our more regular writers, Cameron Kunzelman, to break down my piece arguing Assassin's Creed should ditch its sci-fi trappings.
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They're hoping to find this asymmetry so that, in a circuitous way, it could help explain other mysteries of the Universe, like why even though every kind of particle has an antiparticle, scientists still observe way more regular matter than antimatter.
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Vanuatu, with an estimated population of 280,000 people spread across roughly 80 islands, is among more than a dozen Pacific island nations that already face rising sea levels and more regular storms that can wipe out much of their economies.
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The Irish wore pinstriped uniforms — a nod to the stadium's usual occupants that incited eye rolls on social media — while improving to 11-0 with one more regular-season game, against Southern California (5-6) next Saturday in Los Angeles.
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"A more regular and robust use of presidential clemency, and a willingness to go around the Justice Department process, would be applauded by many," said Kevin Ring, a conservative public policy expert and the president of Families Against Mandatory Minimums.
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But when she began making more-regular TV appearances, on popular documentaries on ancient themes and talking-head political programs, she encountered the response that awaits many women with the temerity to venture into the public arena: "trolling" or online abuse.
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"This may require particular attention during the uncertain period around Brexit, and in particular during the transition, and may involve more regular market communications and targeted support in case of market need, for example, access to liquidity schemes," the report said.
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Discussions between Mattis and Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu would be another step toward creating more regular top-level political talks between the two nuclear powers, whose relations have deteriorated in recent years to the worst point since the Cold War.
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As part of that gift, the university created an archive called In Transition: The Visionary Art Environment of Pasaquan, and students will be involved with future programming and conservation, with an artist-in-residence at one of the cottages for more regular care.
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Now that I have more regular clients and teach four to five yoga classes a week, I have a general idea of what's possible, but you never know when the freelance work is going to boom or when it's going to bust.
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"My own forecast is that we will achieve both elements of the dual mandate by the end of 2017 — and as a result, I believe that a still gradual but somewhat more regular increase in the federal funds rate will be warranted."
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City pick-ups of oversized trash items have failed to happen in Detroit for years at a time (these images are from 2014 — it's worth noting that more regular trash pick-ups have been a high priority of Detroit's current mayoral administration).
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People who have newly identified mutations for Lynch syndrome, a genetic condition that raises the likelihood of several cancers, including colon, skin, and brain cancer, need more regular screening tests like colonoscopies and at an earlier age, Ross offered as an example.
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Her life is complete, and it's complete without the all the things that typically, in the 20th and 21st century, we've been told that we need to complete our lives, which includes husbands and children, and a kind of more regular life.
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And since the vast majority of these more regular retail purchases still happen in brick and mortar stores, Affirm is going to have to expand its current selection of merchants, and maybe even partner with some big-box stores like Target or Walmart.
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But it could also be that they are a surface expression of something more: Regular Americans are faced with the harsh reality of not having enough money squirreled away to cover a babysitter for their kids -- in which case I feel for them.
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"Companies started to ask for loans at a more regular pace and the potential approval of a pension reform is likely to increase demand for loans," said Dantas, adding that the bank has appetite for a higher pace of growth in loans.
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We may also need to consider metering our online behavior to essential activities such as those related to our work, education or critical communications, or at the very least following the more regular rhythm of the day — routine work or school hours.
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"As long as you have more regular dental care, you end up with less dental disease and better oral health, which contributes to better overall health," said Dr. David Preble, Senior Vice President of the Practice Institute at the American Dental Association.
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It was also during this time between albums that Popcaan became a more regular collaborator with Drake who, through his admiration, help cast a pop light over Poppy's career—though his contribution to the artist's success has been regularly exaggerated by American media.
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Research shows that obese women with PCOS can have more severe symptoms and when they lose weight they see a decrease in symptoms, including improved fertility, a more regular cycle, improved insulin and cholesterol levels, and less excess hair growth and acne.
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Liberation's report points to this being confirmation that the French state will go ahead with making Qwant the default search engine across the administration — giving its product a boost of (likely) millions more regular users, and potentially unlocking access to more government funding.
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The strike adds to the problems of weary passengers who have suffered months of cancellations and delays because of high levels of staff sickness, while in July Southern axed 341 trains, about 15 percent, to provide what it said would be a more regular service.
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The latest disruption provides further disruption for wearied passengers who have suffered months of cancellations and delays because of high levels of staff sickness while in July Southern axed 341 trains, about 15 percent, to provide what it said would be a more regular service.
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Manager Terry Francona said the move was made in order to get the 24-year-old Gonzalez more regular playing time in the minors and to provide the Indians with a veteran, INF/OF Michael Martinez, more accustomed to serving as a 25th man.
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"My own forecast is that we will achieve both elements of the dual mandate by the end of 2017, and as a result, I believe that a still gradual but somewhat more regular increase in the federal funds rate will be warranted," he said.
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The program will involve a system of continuous checks that will automatically pull and analyze workers' criminal, financial, substance abuse and eventually social media data on a more regular basis — rather than only ever five or 10 years as it is done under the current system.
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The company envisions customers using the Karma Black as a Wi-Fi bridge at home for protecting browsing on a more regular basis, in addition to using it on the go as a more secure version of Karma's regular hotspot (with the same pricing for data).
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Last year, after 10 years in service, the Monterey County Gang Task Force, which collaborated with the FBI on a number of successful stings against Sureño and Norteño gang operations, was dismantled, largely because Salinas needed to pull all of its cops to put them on more regular beats.
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And as the military employs the use of drones on a more regular basis, the military will create an "R" designation that can be attached to certain non-combat performance awards to single out those drone operators who had a remote but direct impact on combat operations overseas.
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A couple million active players every month, lots of people watching streams online; those are the games that then can potentially fill an arena, and those are also the ones that we will then look at to, say, host a league in or create more regular tournaments in.
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"During the week you have more regular travelers who adapt more quickly, then you tend to see slowdowns around the holidays as those who fly less frequently, going on past expectations, find out they are carrying something no longer allowed that triggers secondary inspection, and slows down the line."
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I'm really allergic to dust, so we have been having someone clean approximately once a month for the past few years with us spot cleaning in between, but recently we decided it's just frequent not enough, especially with the baby coming, so we are trying to set up something more regular.
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One of them could be more flexibility for corporate America workers to work from home when they need to or come into the office when they need to, hopefully when we get back to a more regular pattern, people will then have more choices and that would be a good thing.
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While there is no news on that today, you can see how expanding the variety and breadth of content on Twitch by way of esports leagues and tournaments fits in with a wider effort to bring more regular, engaged users into the Amazon fold, using this as one of the big draws.
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"It was clear to us that we needed to provide NASA with additional flexibility to ensure the station remains fully staffed and fully operational until the Commercial Crew Program providers can pick up a more regular cadence of flying long-duration crew rotation missions," Boeing said in a statement to Florida Today.
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And while it is important to live in the here and now to ensure you have water for your daily needs, it is just as essential to work on future-proofing your homes and your city for a time when you will have to make do with less water on a more regular basis.
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Both tracks rely on rhythm to propel them but where Dagny's is more regular and pounding, Sigrid accelerates through her lyrics, first stalling—"do you need… me… to spell it out loud"—and then rolling downhill, cramming "you screwed it up plot twist moved on and now you want me" into the next bar.
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The Fed has made major changes before, particularly in the years following the 2007 to 2009 economic crisis when it used tactics like massive bond purchases to stimulate the economy, introduced an explicit goal for inflation of 2 percent, and began holding more regular press conferences to shape public and market perceptions of Fed policy.
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Ellison was one of those hoping to change the America's Cup into a more regular format in catamarans, but plans to do so were thrown out when New Zealand lifted international sport's oldest trophy, known as the "Auld Mug", and with it the right to decide the timing, the venue and the craft for the next event.
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In the past, such operations, referred to as "fonops" in the military, have been conducted more sporadically, and have faced accusations by China of being provocations by the U.S. By establishing a more regular regime of patrols in the sea, U.S. officials are hoping to dull China's claims that operations are destabilizing, according to the Journal.
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The majority of the Argentine squad is now playing in the Jaguares Super Rugby team, and although the Jaguares endured a difficult maiden season in that competition, hopes will be high that the experience of playing high-intensity rugby on a more regular basis will work in favor of the Pumas coach, Daniel Hourcade, in the Rugby Championship.
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"When I signed up for law enforcement, even though it was spoken about that you put on the vest, badge, and gun on, and you go where there's gunfire, versus running away from it, it wasn't as prevalent as it is now where police officers have been killed and on a more regular basis," she says.
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With the entry into force of the full agreement, which runs to more than 2,000 pages, European Union and Ukrainian officials are set to hold more regular meetings and exchanges of information in more than two dozen policy areas, including combating terrorism, ensuring the safety of nuclear power, and managing traffic and fishing on the Danube.
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He doesn't have to become the kind of scorer Giannis is, but learning how to properly leverage his rare combination of size, strength, speed, and vision on a more regular basis—without the benefit of another star to draw the defense's attention—is critical if the Sixers want to go on the dynastic run their young core's talent suggests they can.
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"Importantly, this would still be a fully data-dependent approach, not a preset path, as it would hinge on the incoming data — but the base case would be four tightenings, reflecting the strength of the economy that I believe justifies more regular normalization of interest rates," Rosengren said, according to a text of a speech he was to deliver Wednesday morning to the Boston Economic Club.
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To get a clearer sense of what to expect from these diminished Warriors, I added up their performance in every game in 303-230 when Mr Curry was not available: the six playoff contests he has missed entirely, the latter portions of the two playoff games he left after getting hurt, and three more regular-season games—on December 240th and 217st and March 1st—that he missed with minor injuries.
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As the protesters told the Chicago Tribune, the plan is to "redistribute the pain" — by forcing North Siders to deal with this kind of inconvenience, they can get a small taste of the horrors that the South Side faces from the more regular, vicious disruption of gun violence and what many feel is a lack of investment from the city and state into the predominantly black South Side.
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Mahmood says that while she doesn't know anyone in ISIS, she knows others who are militants in different groups, and they are more "regular" human beings than we would like to admit, and that we purposefully isolate and exoticize them because we don't want to think they are anything like us — that we don't like to think we are capable of terrible behavior like that, so we push them to more and more exotic positions.
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As they move further into the Stateside music industry with their latest release and an upcoming, sold-out North American leg of their world tour, there are many expectations regarding what BTS' success means for K-pop and Hallyu (BTS was recently congratulated by South Korean President Moon Jae-in for helping Korean music top the Billboard 200.) Their rise will likely spur interest in other Korean artists and potentially lead to more regular appearances on charts (K-pop is already prominent on Billboard's Social 50 and World Albums charts).
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