Fortunately, Staples's dynamic visuals more than make up for this stagnancy.
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The culture and amenities more than make up for any loss of urban sophistication.
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Maybe top executives think his policies will more than make up for his Twitter assaults.
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Professionals would more than make up for the white-working class voters Trump would win over.
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But what these winter essentials lack in lightness they more than make up for in stylish warmth.
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They more than make up for it with charming banter, wicked one-liners, and all-around playful bullying.
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What Simply Balanced lacked in texture and consistency, my temp-controlled fridge could more than make up for.
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What we lack in thoughtful pre-planning, we more than make up for in speedy online problem solving.
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Ah, well, summer lovin' can more than make up for it now that Mars is back on point.
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The fuel-cost savings alone would more than make up for the modest cost of improving fuel efficiency.
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Nevertheless, people overwhelmingly say that the benefits of smartphone ownership more than make up for the extra stress.
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But they more than make up for it as soon as Bakare zaps the Martian amoeba to dancing life.
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Luckily, the strong parts of Fire Emblem: Three Houses more than make up for these slower and weirder aspects.
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Trump said Saudi Arabia and other OPEC nations could "more than make up" for any drop in Iranian oil supplies.
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If you drive enough, the savings from gas can more than make up for the $60 annual Costco membership fee.
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While he's undersized, Walker's solid arm and elusiveness in the pocket more than make up for what he lacks in height.
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The two different kinds of onions and the bacon more than make up for the buttery bun and lackluster BBQ sauce.
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But Obama EPA administrators also argued that the health and climate benefits would more than make up for the industry's losses.
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The consecutive Premier League titles, the chance, next week, to record an unprecedented domestic treble, more than make up for it.
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If markets shrug off the current jitters, the rise in bank stock prices should more than make up for the bonus shortfall.
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While the $550 annual fee is pretty high, the additional perks you get might more than make up for the additional $503.
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It turns out they aren't the most delicate show of affection, but the animals more than make up for it with enthusiasm.
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What the Democrats lack right now in elected offices they more than make up for in advice on how to win them back.
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But he was able to more than make up for it with his comments that caused him to get all this extra media.
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Trump asserts the economic growth his plan would generate would more than make up for any shortfall in tax collections by the government.
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Following Washington's official announcement, Trump tweeted that Saudi Arabia and other OPEC members will "more than make up" for any drop in Iranian supplies.
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Which is to say, we can't pay you at this time, but, in a way, doesn't the exposure more than make up for it?
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Narco subs typically cost $1 million to $2 million to build, but their multimillion-dollar drug cargoes more than make up for the expense.
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These benefits can more than make up for the Bonvoy Brilliant card&aposs larger annual fee, but only if you put them to use.
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But what they lack in creativity they more than make up for in robust flavor: imagine your favorite fat combined with your favorite sweet. Look!
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While the lows of Black Mirror might be so very low — the "Crocodiles" of the world, say – the highs more than make up for it.
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But the smarts of their analysis, and the engaging presence the two men have on camera, more than make up for the bare-bones production.
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Demand—and prices—for all-inclusive trips to the Mediterranean surge, creating profits that more than make up for losses incurred in the lean winter months.
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"The features and benefits we can build will more than make up for the fact that there is a doctor disappearing from the directory," Schlosser says.
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The dog has questionable methods when it comes to eating the biggest pellet, but the animal's speed and raw power more than make up for it.
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Proponents of the bill claim that while tax cuts will increase the national debt, the additional economic growth will more than make up for the deficits.
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Sando's prices could more than make up for all that: his beans retail for six dollars a pound, about three times the cost of ordinary varieties.
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Although many airline credit cards charge annual fees of $95 or more, they usually offer travelers money-saving perks that more than make up for it.
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Some supporters of the tax law contend that economic growth will come so quickly that increased tax revenue will more than make up for the cuts.
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I'm still keeping the SP-2 I purchased, however, because both it and its predecessor more than make up for their cost in fun value for money.
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With the franchise player on the floor, the Bucks rank in the top 10—his relentless aggression and length more than make up for mucky lateral movement.
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But Coleman's Victoria and Rufus Sewell's Lord Melbourne — Victoria's prime minister and confidant — in concert with the show's distinctive style more than make up for its faults.
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Scroll on to shop the best body pillows for your sleep style...What they lack in sparkly animal shapes, they more than make up for in optimized slumbers.
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Committed supply-siders, for example, will argue that long-term growth will more than make up for any shortfalls, but most Republicans don't truly fit into that bucket.
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The next two episodes more than make up for the premiere as they ramp up the action and conflict quickly between Alpha and Michonne's extended group of survivors.
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The company needs its new businesses like Watson, data analysis and cloud computing to more than make up for the erosion in its traditional hardware and software products.
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The report shows macaques do eat lots of oil palm fruits, but they more than make up for it by eating rats, which are responsible for greater crop losses.
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Lennar did not disclose further details on the transaction, but the No. 2 U.S. homebuilder said it would more than make up for the shortfall in the first quarter.
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Oil executives' outlook for oil is also supported by an expectation that increased car ownership in emerging markets can more than make up for any increase in EV penetration.
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Mr Johnson hopes to more than make up for such losses by winning over Labour Leavers in the north and midlands, but this may be harder than he thinks.
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However, Mnuchin and other administration officials maintain that while tax receipts may be slow at first, the accelerated pace of growth will more than make up for the difference.
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The Internet is supposed to be the future for the creative community, offering vast new opportunities that more than make up for the "creative destruction" of traditional business models.
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Though his year's game features one of the league's smallest-market teams in the Chiefs, the presence of electrifying quarterback Patrick Mahomes should more than make up for that.
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Bear plays the sleek TextEdit to Evernote's monstrous Microsoft Word: what you lose in absolute number of features you more than make up for in speed and ease of use.
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Haltmeyer said reinsurance funding would more than make up for the projected 10 percent increase in premiums from Republicans repealing the individual mandate in the tax-reform bill in December.
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Yet partisans of the tax cut have suggested that it would stimulate investment, and that the resulting economic growth would potentially more than make up for the loss in revenues.
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Once all the renovations are complete, the condo will go back on the market for $1.395 million -- a price that will more than make up for the cost of renovations.
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It's possible that at least some of them will still come out ahead because an increase in their hourly pay will more than make up for the decrease in their hours.
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While a little heavy on the YA tropes at times, the lush setting and folklore more than make up for it (and those YA tropes will probably be enjoyed by many).
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It has retained much of its traditional, laidback charm due to its isolated location and although getting to the island can be tricky, the rewards more than make up for it.
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While you do lose a bit of light you more than make up for it with the image that's 3.5 times larger, which just gives you so much more to work with.
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A spokesman for Mayor Edwin Lee did not return calls seeking comment, but his office has said the city will more than make up for its expenditures through hotel and other taxes.
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Although the rewards and benefits more than make up for that, you'd still need to have the liquid cash available to pay the fee up front, then get the value back later.4.
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Both cards come with benefits, rewards, and perks that more than make up for the annual fees — I personally have both, and despite the high annual fees, still get more value from them.
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Unfortunately, there are no pictures or video of the September 17 flame-shooting event (it happened at 4:30 am), but the locals' reactions in subsequent reports more than make up for it.
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"I'm a Slave 4 U" Where/When: 2002 Dream Within a Dream Tour Why It's Magic: There isn't a snake in this one, but her charisma/energy/sexuality more than make up for it!
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And Democrats are seeing substantial gains in turnout for other key constituencies like Hispanics and college-educated women, which have the potential to more than make up for any drop-off in black voting.
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Mr. Sanders's supporters have argued that he can expand the electorate to include enough of the country's tens of millions of nonvoters to more than make up for any suburban moderates he might lose.
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"Circulation for the tabloids is nowhere near what it was a generation ago, but the amplifying properties of the web more than make up for it," said David Remnick, the editor of The New Yorker.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday that Saudi Arabia and other OPEC nations could "more than make up" for any drop in Iranian oil supplies to global markets now that the waivers are ended.
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While each card comes with a high annual fee — $450 for the Sapphire Reserve, $550 for the Platinum — both cards come with enough benefits and perks to more than make up for the upfront cost.
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However, cash flows reached an inflection point in 2017, and the subscription base is now large enough to more than make up for the lost up-front cash generated under the one-time licensing model.
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The Capital One Spark Cash does charge a $95 annual fee after the first year whereas the Ink Business Unlimited does not, but the additional 0.5% of rewards can more than make up for it.
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Since spinach loses so much volume when it's cooked, a cup of cooked spinach contains a lot more of the leafy vegetable, which may more than make up for the loss of water-soluble vitamins.
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They did so because under Trump the focus is now on providing the country with tax cuts which, according to the White House's math, will more than make up for the projected growth in the deficit.
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While the perks, travel credits, and rewards they offer more than make up for the fees if you travel regularly, some people might not be ready to drop that kind of cash on a credit card.
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She died young, of pancreatic cancer at the age of 34, but left behind a body of work containing at least two genuine masterpieces, whose political and emotional reach more than make up for its relative slimness.
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The result, at least so far in the laboratory, is that the fuel cells effectively isolate and compress the carbon dioxide while producing enough power to more than make up for the energy cost of capturing the carbon.
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" His review of Aristodemis Kaldis has one of the best opening sentences: "A Kaldis landscape is like an overloaded closet, but the pleasures of what is likely to topple on you more than make up for the blow.
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The company also said it expected a stronger dollar to more than make up for the extended maintenance period at its Bethune plant in Canada as well as a temporary effect of a Chinese import ban on potassium chloride.
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"If prices hold around $45, those guys would more than make up for seasonal declines we usually see in the fourth quarter and any losses you may see from smaller operators," Cowan told Reuters before OPEC's announcement on Wednesday.
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Even if the individual productions are often B-plus efforts — rarely as good as the best versions you've ever seen but almost always among the better — the variety and cleverness of the programming more than make up for it.
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Inclusions such as breakfast, all-day snacks, wine and cheese reception, coffee, and gym access more than make up for it, especially when you consider that breakfast at a restaurant in New York will likely run higher than $25.
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"What the Fed is doing right now is saying the healthy economy combined with strong financial conditions more than make up for the disappointment in inflation," said Ethan Harris, head of global economics at Bank of America/Merrill Lynch.
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On Monday, Trump said OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia and other countries in the Middle East-dominated producer group could "more than make up" for any drop in Iranian oil supplies to global markets now that waivers were set to be removed.
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Lopez says farming, forestry, eco-tourism and industries based on biodiversity such as medicinal plants could more than make up for the blow she has dealt to mining, which does not even account for 1 percent of gross domestic product (GDP).
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The youngest of the Kardashians has been keeping a low-profile status for the past couple weeks after being diagnosed with diabetes, but it seems like he is ready to more than make up for his time in the shadows.
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Investors pushed Samsung shares up 43 percent last year, betting the surge in demand for memory chips and organic light-emitting diode screens for smartphones will more than make up for the Note 7 setback and translate to strong earnings growth.
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January's shocking drop in retail sales looks like there was a body blow to the consumer, but economists say it is likely a temporary hit and the positive impact of the tax bill should more than make up for it.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's three largest airlines are likely to report their strongest annual profits in years this week, as soaring travel demand and foreign exchange gains more than make up for a drop in income-per-passenger and the rising cost of fuel.
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Yet credit card companies were able to more than make up for this statistical risk by charging high interest rates and — especially — high fees such as those imposed on late or missed payments, or penalties imposed when people exceed their maximum credit limits.
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Sure, the city is swarming with tourists, but the seemingly endless spectacles more than make up for these shortcomings: There's ice skating in Bryant Park, busy holiday markets, and of course, festive decorations that can induce awe from even the most cynical New Yorker.
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The titular character of Margery Williams's famous children's book, "The Velveteen Rabbit," didn't have a full set of legs — he was, after all, a stuffed animal — but you can imagine that the 10 dancers in this half-hour production more than make up for that.
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Digesters do cost more to build and run than compost sites, but they more than make up for that by generating two separate revenue streams: fertilizer and biogas, which is chemically similar to natural gas and can be burned to make heat and electricity.
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And while you'll maybe miss the red from the food coloring the professionals use to dye the exterior of the meat, you can more than make up for it by using luscious heritage pork instead of the commodity kind everyone else uses, which is prone to dryness.
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True to its name, the accommodations on Bachelor Island feel pretty spare, but the location in Core Sound and the four acres of untouched sandy beaches and salt marches, perfect for hunting, fishing and boating, more than make up for the lack of attention paid to interior design.
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The card earns 1 point per dollar on everything else, but awards 50% more points on purchases of $0003,000 or more (up to 1 million additional points per year)Now here are the key areas where this card's benefits can more than make up for its sizeable annual fee.
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While it is possible that schools using the more predictive metrics would see a small initial drop in rank (because of the mistaken appearance of admitting a student body of lower quality), most schools would more than make up for this drop by improving their graduation rate four years later.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday that Saudi Arabia and other OPEC nations could "more than make up" for any drop in Iranian oil supplies to global markets now that his administration has decided to end waivers that allowed some nations to buy Iranian oil without facing U.S. sanctions.
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He also said he would "go all out" for a rapid trade deal with Britain and claimed that trade with America could more than make up for lost trade with the EU.As last time, too, protesters will be out in force, probably again with a giant inflatable of a baby Trump in a nappy.
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Eric Trump (241), Donald Trump Jr. (187), and Ivanka Trump (84) The first children may not be prime subjects of the campaign's Facebook strategy, but they more than make up for it with huge social media presences: Cover: Donald Trump Jr. speaks at the Western Conservative Summit at the Colorado Convention Center July 12, 2019.
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Students are told that if they commit to the full eight years of the program, attend its after-school, weekend and summer classes, sign up for its enrichment programs, and take advantage of the organization's college application counselors, mentors, and coaches, they will more than make up for what they did not learn in elementary and middle school.
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If you're familiar with Nigerian movies, you may have certain expectations of them: regardless of genre, they are often dramatic to the point of hyperbole, are almost always unintentionally funny, usually have some religious underlying themes and what they sometimes lack in production value, they more than make up for in heart and unadulterated entertainment in a Nigerian way.
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But if humans are not all that impressive on the mountain-levelling plains-building side of things, they more than make up for it when it comes to inundating the plains with ever greater bursts of flooding and washing them away with sea-level rise—processes which will have consequences for that infrastructure boom in far less than a million years.
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