" Says Schallert of Duke: "She's much more together and mature.
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Now I feel more together, and I feel more present.
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But we have the potential to do so much more together.
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Coupled Scorpios should socialize more together to liven up the bond.
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I think the scenes are starting to come more together now.
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"I feel like we more together (than last year)," Rozier said.
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"It kind of made us more together in a way," said Sarfraz.
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I'm much more together now, and I'm in a blissfully happy relationship.
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" One reader wrote: "This shows a sign of blacks becoming more together.
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Sometimes these moments bring us more together rather than pushing us apart.
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Alexa and Cortana can do more together than they can on their own.
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We urge you to join us - we can and must do more, together.
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A digital security training is a gathering of people trying to learn more together.
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In many ways, they were more together on this record than on Sgt. Pepper.
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Next time, I'd come on a weekday, when folks likely keep it more together.
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We played a bit more together, we supported each other and it's a nice win.
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As with many things in life, we can do more together than we can apart.
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But we've played more and more together, and we kind of get used to it.
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Every time we increase productivity for one person, we all thrive a little more, together.
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"Happy Bday Baby Mia, I LOVE you and HOPE to enjoy many MORE together..." he wrote.
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And we both wish to do more together bilaterally, and also in the context of ASEAN.
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So there is a catalyst out there which is pushing these countries to talk more together.
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The social media network is pushing Facebook Groups as part of its ongoing "More Together" campaign.
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"Our two companies will achieve more together, creating even more value for all our stakeholders," he said.
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Someone must give back to Europeans their sense of security…We can and must do more together.
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The case comes as active and passive investors work more together to pressure management at underperforming companies.
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I experience the other side where people assume I have it more together than I actually do.
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The show follows the pair as they tried snowboarding, paragliding, kite boarding and more together, hand in paw.
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" Our traditional allies, like Japan, and the Philippines, and Australia are coming to us, "Let's do more together.
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America makes far more together with these neighbors than it makes with any other nation in the world.
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The combined phone + case feels a little heavy; they weigh more together than the 7 Plus, after all.
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No one doubts that its members, however querulous, have delivered more together than they could have done apart.
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"We just need to be more together with the defensive and offensive side," Nurkic told the Denver Post.
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The big drill is to stay away from each other, &aposcause the more together, the bigger the target.
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But the point is, the Trump administration is a lot more together on these things than people think.
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With all that we learn, and one year we are older and one year we are more together.
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And obviously as we develop as partners we are going to assess how what we can do more together.
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Cyrus' Memphis performance was in partnership with Facebook to celebrate the launch of the new More Together brand campaign.
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"It was more acceptable for guys to be clowns, and girls were expected to be more together," he says.
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Hundreds more, together with their pets, were expected to arrive on a larger naval vessel that afternoon, he added.
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Still, there's a clear need now for industry and policymakers to do more together to address the pressing challenges.
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The "More Together" campaign focuses on its Groups' feature to show how people can interact with others who have common interests.
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It wasn't just a sharing of experiences but very much how do we come together to do more together for young people.
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Doing much more together Doing so would offer "far greater and quicker decision making" at the union level, according to the paper.
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Because Midwesterners are community builders who understand somewhere deep in their bones that we can accomplish more together than we can divided.
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Rebecca: And if she was going to the Kahn family parties, she would have met CeCe and started putting even more together. 5.
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"We have shared more together than most do in an entire lifetime," he says in a sentimental speech to now-husband Bobby Boyd.
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We ended up writing songs more together and became equal partners, but yeah it took a while to put out the first album.
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So instead of making products by the dozen, things continued to grow and I realized I wanted to pull more and more together.
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Is my shit more together or is this because I'm facing a time in a couple of years where my boys are leaving?
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Hawaii wrapped up this weekend, bringing the works of Slinkachu, HULA, 1010, Haroshi, and more together for one massive city-wide art show.
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So let's be patient, a little easier on myself, a little smarter, and let's come back when things are a little more together.
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"The trend in games is definitely one to watch, and it will continue to flourish as families look for more together time," Lennett said.
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"The trend in games is definitely one to watch, and it will continue to flourish as families look for more together time," said Lennett.
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Never have we been more together and more separate, more omnipresent in the cloud of each other's lives, but more removed from the physical present.
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This is how Canada likes to conduct diplomacy, as an enthusiastic member of a team of countries that can accomplish more together than they would separately.
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They only went on one date, but we'll bet adult Lizzie looks back and realizes that Tudgeman was way more together than most guys her age. 4.
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I just sort of, on a wing and a prayer, started to shoot more and more, together with a cameraman, Derek Wiesehahn, who I worked with before.
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And as the company promotes its Groups feature through its "More Together" campaign, some are concerned the issue will only worsen as the flu season goes on.
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The campaign, called "More Together," will first launch in the U.S. with television spots and digital advertising outside of Facebook, out-of-home marketing and media partnerships.
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The car debuted at Toyota's Prius Challenge event in Sonoma, California, which is a Silicon Valley forum designed to bring entrepreneurs, roboticists and more together with TRI.
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" A Tribe Called Quest performed once more together as a quartet, reuniting on "The Tonight Show" in November for a vibrant rendition of "Can I Kick It?
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" She continued, "We're just in a really great place, and the kids get to spend time with the two of us more together and see us working together.
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Put two or more together, uniting Kareem Abdul-Jabbar with Johnson or Jordan with Scottie Pippen, and you can create what in sports is hyperbolically called a dynasty.
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The Super Bowl ad is part of Facebook&aposs year-round "More Together" campaign, which encourages Facebook users to connect in groups about their various interests and experiences.
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One German official claims that Berlin and Paris have achieved more together in the past two years than during the presidencies of any of Mr Macron's recent predecessors.
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I am capable of doing many things on my own, but two people can accomplish so much more together and also support each other through life's ups and downs.
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The ad during the big game in February will be part of the company's "More Together" campaign, which it launched in May to get people talking about Facebook Groups.
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The agency knew it had to advance "More Together," the campaign that Facebook launched in summer 2019 to show how Facebook Groups bring together people from different walks of life.
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We can accomplish more together than we can on our own, so I hope you'll join our alliance—because the future of our world is only as bright as our girls.
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"(The U.K. and U.S.) do more together than any two nations in the world and we are both safer and more prosperous because of our cooperation," May said in a statement Tuesday.
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The ad, part of the new More Together campaign, shows just how far the reach of the group Military Mama Network spreads with a storyline involving a woman deployed for the holidays.
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"The More Together campaign came about because we found people were using our platforms in a way that was very special," Samantha Wu, the head of Facebook App Consumer Marketing, tells PEOPLE.
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WeChat users can access Pinduoduo via the messenger's built-in lite app, skipping app downloads; they also get deals from group-buying, thus the name Pinduoduo, which means "shop more together" in Chinese.
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It brings your to-dos from your calendar, task manager, notes, social networks, financial institutions, and more together in one place automatically, reminding you about your cannot-be-missed errands and due dates.
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Merkel, who later met Prime Minister Binali Yildirim, said the two countries could do more together to fight the PKK, considered a terrorist organization by Turkey, the European Union and the United States.
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Gentiloni said the Rome declaration will make clear that members that want to do more together will be able to do so, even if some prefer not to integrate at the same pace.
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"We're really looking for leaders who are embedded, who are grassroots leaders who understand that although they may have a great many skills and accomplishments, that we accomplish more together," Soetoro-Ng says.
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In Mr. Stankey's view, Warner Media needed to reorganize the TV networks in a way "where they could cooperate more together," he said, which meant that some top executives would have reduced roles.
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Only Kanye could pull Kelly Price, Frank Ocean, Rihanna, Young Thug, Post Malone, Metro Boomin, Chance The Rapper, Kirk Franklin and more together for support on an album and not fuck it up.
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Founded in 2009, Rounds offered a unique experience at the time — enabling up to 12 people to engage in live chat, with the option to do things like playing games, reading stories and more together.
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But Nokia, the original company, bought fitness-tech outfit Withings this year, and it could work with HMD on creating a unified "Nokia" ecosystem of devices that is worth more together than as separate parts.
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First, we'll connect organizations and grassroots leaders to each other, allowing them to hear about what's working elsewhere, to learn from one another, and, in turn, to achieve more together than they could on their own.
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Fortunately, because mixtapes know no laws, we have some recourse for imagining what might happen had the two worked more together, in part because Wayne has rapped over one of Kanye's best beats not once but twice.
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Since the start of 2019, 44 percent of Facebook's ads have been directed by women, Lucio added, and the "More Together" ads are set to run in Brazil and Europe, with more regions to follow in 2020.
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Ms. Merkel, who later met with Prime Minister Binali Yildirim, said the two countries could do more together to fight the P.K.K., which is considered a terrorist organization by Turkey, the European Union and the United States.
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The Commission outlined five scenarios, from a much lower to a significantly higher budget from 2020 under the headings of "carrying on", "doing less together", "those who want more, do more", "radical redesign" and "doing much more together".
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It's still two hours before I actually need to get up, and though some of my more-together friends use this time to journal, do yoga, and whatever the hell else, I'm just out here trying to survive.
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Stepping up efforts to set up the permanent structure is a response to what European Union officials have said are decreasing levels of military cooperation among member states despite repeated promises in recent years to do more together.
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"In working closely with Pocket over the last year around the integration within Firefox, we developed a shared vision and belief in the opportunity to do more together that has led to Pocket joining Mozilla today," read Mozilla's press release.
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"We're just fighting on both ends of the basketball court, playing more together on the offensive end and getting everybody shots, and on the defensive end we're locking in," said Knox, whose team has won eight of its past nine games.
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Zosia Mamet may now have wrapped on her final season playing the lovable, if slightly adrift, Shoshanna on Girls, and while the actress certainly has her life much more together than Shosh, clearly some of her character's quirkiness has stated to rub off.
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Seeking to profit by doing more together, last month Washington state's governor, Jay Inslee, and the premier of British Columbia, Christy Clark, agreed to create the "Cascadia Innovation Corridor", named for the Cascade mountains that range up the Pacific coast of North America.
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Whether or not the conversation ends on a positive note, I'll be happy when I leave the table: at worst, to escape; at best, to have found out that we can create more together than we can each stuck in our own places.
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"We're just in a really great place, and the kids get to spend time with the two of us more together and see us working together," continued the Selena star, who shares 9-year-old twins Maximilian David and Emme Maribel with her ex.
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But they clearly seem more together and more resilient than they were back in November, when they visited Staples Center and lost to the Clippers in overtime after Green and Durant barked at each other on the bench, then feuded in the locker room.
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" Asked about the Harvard study at a Monday press conference in Brussels, the NATO chief said, "sometimes I agree, sometimes I disagree, but the fact is that we see that North America and Europe are doing more together than they've done for many, many years.
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"Every spectacular play we have, we just gain energy from that on the defensive end and we're able to play better, more together as a team on the defensive end, just because we have that energy from that highlight or whatever happened," Porzingis told the media. 1.
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Once Britain leaves the EU in 2019, the 27 remaining members could decide to jointly develop their social policies and maybe fully harmonize citizens' rights across the EU. If that proves too much for some members, different groups of countries could opt to do more together on social policies, just like some members share the euro currency.
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Click here to subscribe to the PeopleStyle Newsletter for amazing shopping discounts, can't-live-without beauty products and more Together, they built the Kate Spade brand from the ground up with no experience in retail design or production — the couple had to learn everything themselves, using their apartment as an office, design studio and home, according to Inc.
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Another interesting strategic aspect of this round is the fact that not only does Daimler have other transportation startups in its portfolio, but Careem now has multiple investors who also back another big ride-sharing company, Lyft in the US. There has been a lot of talk about how non-Uber car startups can collaborate more together.
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Once Britain leaves the EU in 2019, the 27 remaining members could decide to jointly develop their social policies and maybe fully harmonise citizens' rights across the EU. If that proves too much for some members, different groups of countries could opt to do more together on social policies, just like some members share the euro currency.
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From actual purse inserts with tons of compartments that you can easily transfer from one bag to another, to cute cosmetic cases that will ensure you never lose your holy grail beauty products, to tiny pouches to keep coins, cards, and more together so you're not jangling around the city everywhere you walk, here are 20 items that will help you get your purse in order.
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I feel like that&aposs one of those superpowers in anything you do in life, that you don&apost have to be good at everything, what you have to be good at is finding people who are better than you in some area and convincing them that by joining up, the two of you can do more together than either of you can do separately.
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Obvious career lessons the women learned were revelations to me: Stick to the instructions, but be proactive if you make a mistake (in the case of the closed Alberta Ferretti shop); take every work opportunity given to you, especially if recommended by senior staffers ("She's going to always be known as the girl who didn't go to Paris"); know when you've grown out of a job (like Whitney did when she moved on to People's Revolution); and there will always be someone who seems like she's got it more together than you (ahem, NY super intern, Emily).
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