In fact, female participants with brain anatomy more typical of males were three times more likely to have autism than females with a more typical brain.
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Recent declines therefore represent a return to more typical conditions.
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My mother's side of the family was much more typical.
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Lawyers tend to work these hours that are more typical.
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The latter is more typical of coloring enthusiasts, Jenefsky explained.
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But elsewhere the errors were more typical, or even nonexistent.
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There's also a more typical set of smartwatch features included.
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Others are more typical crimes, such as obstruction and fraud.
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That's a much more typical seed size for socially responsible ETFs.
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We've placed ourselves in a more typical world of Hollywood stereotypes.
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In fact, temperatures will be more typical of January than November.
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There are, of course, more typical Weeknd cuts on the album.
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It begins to flatten into a more typical hetero dating show.
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So I think the pattern that we're seeing is more typical.
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Zimmerman, instead, was acquitted under a more typical self-defense argument.
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The Dawnchaser skin moves away from Sejuani's more typical winter-themed skins.
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A far more typical animal in this space is the buzzing quadcopter.
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The data Google revealed about UK users was a touch more typical.
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Behavioral biometrics are more secure and convenient than more typical security measures.
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Sure, but it's no more typical than folks who dodge paying taxes.
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This is more typical for June and July in Washington than April.
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He returned to a more typical number with the Spurs last season.
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Yes, more typical oversight may uncover the same evidence of presidential wrongdoing.
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As the political geography became more typical, so did the Democratic disadvantage.
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And the more typical question: Where did they go when they departed?
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But even more typical users saw losses in the hundreds or thousands.
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But students of color are disproportionately affected by more typical gun violence.
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At the more typical $10,000 Futures, the winner is only making $1,400.
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Inside, the 3.42-pound and 0.67-inch thick Chromebook 143 is more typical.
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In one respect at least, Mr Ortega is more typical of European billionaires.
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Behind closed doors, there were signs of a more typical Obama-Netanyahu encounter.
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They are narrow remedies more typical of anti-dumping and countervailing duties cases.
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But the case of the retired baseball star Alex Rodriguez is more typical.
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On these more typical campuses, students often work while they're going to college.
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"But more typical was, you just show up and play basketball," he said.
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Turning to hardware, the phones have a more typical set of flagship specs.
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On Valentine's Day, he says it's more typical to buy for just one person.
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It remains to be seen how the party will fare in more typical elections.
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They apply for the program as an alternative to a more typical prison sentence.
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As first written, the piece explains, Monica was a more typical female character, i.e.
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And it could be even more attractive than an IRA for more typical consumers.
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Cincinnati was more typical, solving two of its five cases, at least in part.
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I'm a more typical night owl, preferring a sleep cycle of, say, 3 a.m.
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Clinton a slight favorite even if she were facing a more typical Republican nominee.
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And what could be more typical of Symbolist aesthetics than the poetry of moonlight?
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Only Domo, which Mr. James founded in 2010, has had a more typical trajectory.
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The more typical term is "shell" companies, created to disguise who actually controls them.
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A BIT MORE TYPICAL The first thing I do is check my Instagram, sadly.
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Inflatable beds and couches were placed among the more typical-looking living room furniture.
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The more typical local family style restaurants are quite nice and certainly less expensive.
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More typical was "jungle," which conjured Joseph Conrad-type images of savagery and danger.
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Our No. 2 bottle offered a more typical Corsican expression of a southern red.
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But in more typical cases, these emotions can lead to harsh, overly punitive sentences.
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That's riskier than in more typical arrangements where Goldman is merely distributing bonds to investors.
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One recent prime minister was more typical of her time: Julia Gillard, a professed atheist.
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Thursday should bring a brief dry spell, but more typical, cold winter weather will follow.
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Far more typical, Masiero told Reuters, would be for Philips to sell directly to Rizzi.
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It starts out as a gritty cyberpunk story before becoming a more typical fantasy adventure.
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Good and evil are complicated but simply drawn, as in his more typical horror fiction.
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Now, as the company grows, he's taking on the more typical higher level management role.
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In two days, he's seen his average rise 66 points to a more typical .286.
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Future Unfolding uses a combination of procedural generation and more typical, hand-crafted level design.
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That is, the margin for "pro-choicers" will go back to its more typical spread.
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Sullivan agreed a 60-day turnaround would work instead of the more typical 90 days.
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Or, as is more typical, this pot of money becomes part of your nest egg.
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Yes. From his end I think there are more typical expressions of love and care.
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Similarly, how does the hardcore audience tend to differ from a more typical clubbing crowd?
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More typical is spam, self promotion or gleefully pointing out my spelling or grammar errors.
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Your work often seems more typical of illustration/painting than of most forms of photography.
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The strong position against America's trade agreements is more typical of the country's left wing.
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They also relied on more typical talking points about the damage the sanctions would cause.
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Plus, it may cost less than conducting on-site interviews that might be more typical.
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More typical has been scorching annual growth, so much so that Disneyland in Anaheim, Calif.
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Outside of their support for USI 214, HP's Chromebooks are a more typical budget affair.
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I think it is more typical in other organizations, it's now explicit in our organization.
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The next clown hoax was far more typical of the way such rumors usually go.
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When we write about more typical everyday shootings, those articles get fewer readers and overall interest.
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The rest of the event was "more typical questions for a Steve King event," he added.
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It was totally different playing at Pickathon than some of the more typical festivals we've played.
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They may be born with bodies that are more typical of XY or XX people, respectively.
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That's because this shooting appears to represent a more typical kind of gun violence in America.
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The racial breakdown may help explain the lack of national attention to more typical gun violence.
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After all, given the Musk connection, that sort of spam would have been rather more typical.
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More typical was Bernie Sanders's make-or-break address to his holdouts, which closed the evening.
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If the rains failed, a payout would come quickly, before more typical emergency assistance kicked in.
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Around the back, more typical history museum fare awaits, including stuffed animals and the Norwegian constitution.
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Other aspects of the exhibition may be more typical, though these too are generally executed well.
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He fused a policy speech, ostensibly on health care, with his more typical broadsides against Mrs.
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Ben Carson is a more typical charismatic outsider exploiting the changes, and he surged, then declined.
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Economic forecasters expect both imports and exports to snap back to more typical trends going forward.
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Biles's superiority provides a buffer that would merely be great on a more typical gymnastics team.
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Fletcher, meanwhile, is a Houston attorney who fits the more typical mold of Democratic congressional candidates.
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And the federal government doesn't try to track more typical police actions, from stops to arrests.
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More typical homicides, on the other hand, can be a lot less visible than mass shootings.
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She wasn't seeking escape from anything; she wasn't rendered suddenly unable to participate in more typical pursuits.
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On that day, reservations skyrocket by 520 percent, compared with a more typical day on the calendar.
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Jumping over to Ookla's Speed Test tool, I'm getting more typical and faster rates of around 40Mbps.
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Reverse-mortgage volume peaked in 2009 at about 114,000 loans and later returned to more typical levels.
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Today the collection of cookie-cutter duplexes is showing declines more typical of aged and neglected housing.
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In more typical cases Patel has prosecuted, this language usually establishes some kind of rank among victims.
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This research might help to predict these potentially apocalyptic events as well as more typical volcanic activity.
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The physicians treating them also recommended surgically reducing their large clitorises to make them look more typical.
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A more typical large breeding farm in northern China would have 8,000 sows on around 13 hectares.
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Many people I care about are sick but none know if it's coronavirus or something more typical.
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In all the more typical ways, she was looking maybe a little drab, maybe a little dowdy.
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Research shows that the O'Rourke family arrangement is far more typical than a down-the-middle split.
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Only a small amount of coconut oil is made from other, more typical medium-chain fatty acids.
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In one month they might collect 75 more awake hours than their well-rested, more typical counterparts.
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Other areas have the more typical feel of a Google office, with bright colors and open designs.
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But that is more typical to teens, who tend to show mood swings and depression, she said.
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Since it's a fitness tracker, it also comes with some of the more typical features you'd expect.
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But for bookworms, those more typical goals are often supplanted by one simple objective: to read more.
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Outside of its bacteria-killing case, LG's truly wireless earbuds offers a much more typical set of features.
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It's more typical for Houston artists to convert their garages or maybe a second bedroom into a studio.
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And they aren't just between Congress and executive branch officials and agencies, which is the more typical scenario.
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AGXX is also being tested out in more typical environments as a decontaminant in drinking water and elsewhere.
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He's made similar, more typical arguments in the criminal cases he faces, in which he's pleaded not guilty.
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Conservatives should be delighted by the prospect: They would get a more typical Republican, Mike Pence, as president.
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The former offers a more typical urban reference, while the latter takes us into the crumbling, downgraded suburbs.
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I discovered an orderly crowd, more typical of those attending a sports event at this 8,500-seat arena.
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Its pale brick color seemed more typical of an older wine, but it was bright, juicy and fresh.
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That's a more typical Kings-Sharks game, and it's nice to be on the right end of it.
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Of course, you can also take photographs using a more typical smartphone camera interface if you so choose.
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He said the more typical increase has been 5% to 7% increases annually over the last five years.
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More typical symptoms like seizures were absent, she said, while the monkeys' circling doesn't have an analog in humans.
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Among more typical private equity funds "most of them probably let go of the failures, they dont double down".
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Polo explains that Alita doesn't strike the same nerve because the character is more typical of female superheroes past.
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The ATH-SR50BT promise a more typical 28 hours, but with the added benefit of a noise reduction mode.
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Far more typical is the spectacularly botched crossover, which often takes the form of something like Smosh: The Movie.
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" But Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's response was more typical: "If these allegations are true, he must step aside.
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Netflix's spending priorities are more typical of a media company than a technology one, according to CEO Reed Hastings.
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In tirades more typical of a despot, he has demanded his political foes be investigated by the Justice Department.
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A more typical winelike, fruity compote would have been a better, brighter counterpoint to the rich and fatty duck.
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The extra security precautions will augment more typical measures such as intensified police patrols and blocking off crowded streets.
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The rest is made up of more typical college course requirements, such as attendance, tests and specific course mandates.
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In other words, this is a demonstration of the transformation of a quasar into a more typical galactic center.
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Instead, Season 3 told smaller stories that are much more typical of the average American's interaction with the law.
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Feist disappeared from the public to create Metals, which was a more typical Feist record thus less monetarily feasible.
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I've written before about how Trump's … minimalist approach to moral leadership is more typical of a 19th-century president.
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The largest of them is 1,300 acres in Pennsylvania, with a more typical size around 100 acres, she said.
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The more typical way that protections are abused, though, is by being neglected or ineffectively enforced — by being underapplied.
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Therefore, it may not have as big of an opening weekend as other, more typical comic book-based movies.
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In more typical wildfire cycles, the vegetation that burns is usually replaced by the same type of plant life.
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A more typical year might see 15 to 20 deadly tornadoes, according to National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration statistics.
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Instead of a cute and approachable strategy game, like previous iterations of Pikmin, it's a more typical side-scrolling platformer.
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For private funders, 10 percent is more typical for indirect costs, like this example from the Alzheimer's Association Research Fellowship.
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It is much more typical for an abuser to cycle thorough periods of abuse and reconciliation with a single victim.
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Mr. Portale's risotto is done carbonara-style, and he strews cilantro instead of the more-typical basil on another dish.
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It's as over the top as Mr. Sono's more typical sex-and-violence-soaked spectaculars, but it's largely family-friendly.
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But more typical of the diet-busting comfort fare is a drippy, gooey, buttery, salty fried bologna and cheese sandwich.
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But outside, they stick to the more typical Saudi dress, known as an abaya, keeping their arms and legs covered.
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Perhaps Democrats still would have won the House without redistricting efforts and with a more typical number of Republican retirements.
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The good news is that while exclusive accounts have been a more typical media narrative, inclusive ones are more likely.
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More typical grocery store items were scant at this location, though I found some dry foods like granola and cereal.
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A linguist recognizes all of these traits as more typical of casual, spoken language as opposed to formal, written language.
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The research increasingly suggests this could help people not just with medical issues but with more typical everyday problems as well.
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The other half of the episode is more typical, featuring a villain of the week whose signature crime is ... hunting vigilantes!
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Dalia, a heavy crude, has been selling at a premium of $2.00 to dated Brent, rather than the more typical discount.
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"If the warming hadn't happened, we'd likely be looking at a much more typical ozone hole," Strahan said in the statement.
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That platforming, crucially, feels good, with plenty of augmentable powers on top of the more typical running, jumping, whacking and diving.
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Dwyer expects the more typical-Trump trades such as financials and industrials to ultimately add cheer to investors' portfolios this year.
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But now that the Federal Reserve is normalizing interest rates, volatility will be a more typical part of markets, he said.
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This "suppression" of melatonin in response to light represents a "normalized" reaction, more typical of younger adults, the study team notes.
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They are asking importers to repay in 7-10 days, she said, compared with the more typical 30-day time frame.
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His character, Ronnie, has a body type that's much more typical of the average American than the rest of the lifeguards'.
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More typical Bargemusic fare is planned for Saturday and Sunday: piano trios by Haydn and Mendelssohn, and a Brahms Violin Sonata.
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The city may see some rain showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon — which is a "more typical summertime pattern," Pydynowski said.
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" The bulk of the knives, he says, were bought at a dollar store, with the rest being more "typical carpenter knives.
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"As socialization returns and shuttered businesses reopen, the economy will take on the look of a more typical recession," Blitz wrote.
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Trump, who didn't exactly run as a wonk, aired a more typical number of policy-focused ads compared with past elections.
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Their wines are fresh and light, almost the antithesis of the powerful, opulent wines that have been more typical in Texas.
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Already, a greater share of the endowment's investments is being handled by outside managers, as is more typical of university endowments.
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That was a more typical deal, where I just sold it and only late in the game did I come in.
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That sort of warm public moment is more typical of White House children, often witnessed with delight by a president's supporters.
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With more typical American diets, which contain more dairy and fewer veggies, meatless days dropped greenhouse gasses by only 4 percent.
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And that's on top of the more typical headaches, fatigue and insomnia that stress can bring to any kind of perfectionism.
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By way of comparison, in 215, most of those markets had a four-to-eight-month supply, a more typical range.
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Over the course of a more typical Cuban pregnancy, a woman might make 10 office visits and receive eight home visits.
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Experts caution that schools should avoid overpreparing for mass shootings and should instead focus on more typical threats to students' safety.
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In 2010, it cost $400 (versus the more typical $35 to $5003 for a regular dryer); now it's less than $200.
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There's nothing wrong with those beliefs, but they in no way distinguish him from any number of more typical presidential contenders.
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His latest comments, however, connected politics more directly to the economy and markets — his more typical turf as a money manager.
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Strangely, however, the system didn't seem designed for financial gain as is more typical of malware infecting the devices of everyday folks.
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"I alone can fix" the nation's problems, he said in a style more typical of an autocrat than a democratically elected leader.
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Though his version of the course would include philosophy, politics and economics side-by-side with more typical math and programming instruction.
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The extreme energy density together with the long filamentary explosive region are something never before seen in more typical laser ablation experiments.
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I was pleasantly surprised by how the scent was able to overpower the more typical cigarette smoke found on the casino floor.
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People who want lots of government programs but also are skeptical of abortion and immigration are a more typical kind of moderate.
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Otherwise, the specs reported by WinFuture are more typical of a device that's likely to be released at a budget price point.
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While a truly massive Democratic surge could overcome these advantages, Republican leaders are betting they can weather a more typical electoral storm.
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A glow-up can consist of a lot of things, from a more typical physical glow-up to a personal growing process.
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Unlike a lot of previous Nokia phones, the 7003 even offers a FHD+ POLED screen instead of a more typical LCD panel.
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" As ISIS' territory and infrastructure are shrinking, the official said, "they are now resorting to more typical terrorist tactics to sow fear.
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If Theron had become a more typical star, she would have taken roles that underlined and amplified her folksy cool girl–ness.
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According to Orlando, the more typical scenario is the S&P tests the old 2800 resistance level, and then regains its footing.
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Unlike many VR games, Edge of Nowhere takes place from a third-person perspective, instead of the more typical first-person viewpoint.
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That company went the more typical start-up route, with backing from prominent venture capitalists and even actors, such as Leonardo DiCaprio.
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The 34% figure is one of the smallest of the past 30 years and more typical of its size during a recession.
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Besides, pork and fruit are classic together, and brawny chops are as delightful with cherries as they are with more typical apples.
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Late Night now produces two or three "Closer Look" segments a week, versus the weekly edition that was more typical in 2016.
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The physicality and athleticism of Germany's "Mannschaft," by contrast, has been eclipsed by a nimble, creative fluidity once more typical of Brazil.
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Mr. Hargreaves said it was more typical for their co-living units to lease at about 20 percent less than conventional studios.
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In the cellar, he is experimenting with amphorae (for aging) and has added barrels from Austria to the more typical French ones.
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"In my ancestral homeland, it's more typical to eat with a fork and knife," said Mr. de Blasio, whose mother was Italian.
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Whether Tesla will offer an extended cab version, or other more typical pickup truck accoutrements, is something to watch for on Thursday.
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In a more typical immigration court hearing, the migrant would be in the same room as the attorney, immigration judge and interpreter.
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Suddenly, he could run complex computer models or win cryptography competitions at a fraction of the cost of a more typical supercomputer.
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Is health care a social responsibility for each of us, or is it a more typical consumer service left to individual discretion.
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More typical was the perspective of Daniel C. Kurtzer, who was the ambassador from 2001 to 2005, under President George W. Bush.
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An untitled portrait of a young man from the mid-1970s, in Selected Photographs, is more typical of Draper's photographs of people.
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Four administrative departments in France were placed on red alert, signaling temperatures of "dangerous intensity" that are more typical of Saudi Arabia.
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It's hard to say exactly why Americans seem so apathetic to more typical gun violence, but there are a few potential reasons.
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These kinds of video greetings are much more typical of service members serving overseas, not those deployed in their own country, of course.
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Judge described the awkward tech geek and the venture capitalist alpha male as some of the Valley's more typical personalities at the time.
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As unemployment rates have returned to more typical pre-recession levels, economists have focused on other indicators such as wages and labor participation.
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Compared to more typical microelectromechanical (MEMs) microphones, the accelerometer acts as a contact mic, offering fine-tunability and necessary shielding from background noise.
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Finally, the fourth fund (2016) returns to a more typical, flat fee structure at 2.5% per year with no provisions for upfront payment.
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I replied they've had limited experience with that kind of move; more typical was the opposite—something like Jay Buhner for Ken Phelps.
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Larger and more extensive decks are more typical in most markets and cost an average $32,73, but add an average $44,000 in revenues.
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And its understanding of how serious political systems intersect with the more typical social systems of any given high school is pitch-perfect.
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A more typical rider, specifically one who doesn't regularly practice their version of the driving Turing Test, might not have even noticed them.
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On a more typical day, Nuume said, that number would never be more than one or two studios broadcasting at the same time.
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That feeling of not having to think about money — or the more typical reality, stress over it — is what we're all really after.
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"I had a much harder time re-adjusting to being back in the States and eating a more typical American diet," Carpano says.
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About 1% of its 30 million overall customers were actively trading two weeks ago, up from about 0.4% in a more typical week.
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Mr. Coppola had a reputation as an autocrat, more typical of the imperious maestros of his time than today's comparatively democratic podium-ites.
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"We expect cigarette volume declines could potentially moderate and return to more typical historical levels, and iQOS is likely to benefit," Lavery said.
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That is unsettling for portfolio managers who use the more typical inverse relationship between stocks and bonds to balance and insulate their funds.
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In places where it has been deployed, it's used as a treatment for people after more typical approaches, such as methadone, have failed.
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More than a decade ago, the city rezoned much of a vast industrial tract here to allow for a more typical urban neighborhood.
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But Spieth's first-round score of eight-over 78 was much more typical of what Shinnecock Hills yielded on this gusty, punishing day.
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More typical is the satisfaction that comes from the pet owner recognizing his or her pet in a magazine or on a billboard.
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Fossil has a long history of developing hybrid smartwatches alongside its more typical Wear OS smartwatches like this year's Fossil Carlyle Gen 5.
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Snochia Moseley does not fit the profile those of us in law enforcement expect with a more typical mass murderer or active shooter.
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But as with all new medical products, progress is not measured in quarters as it might be with a more typical tech startup.
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In a two-hour span on a recent Tuesday, he rang up $19 in sales, compared with a more typical $40 or $50.
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These early parties, like a TV-themed night called "Mystery Date," offered punky queer people an alternative to more typical L.G.B.T. bar fare.
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Gudetama has 115, including a skateboard, a desk fan, and a talking tissue box cover, in addition to more typical apparel and plushes.
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And the proposal includes more typical Democratic ideas, including universal background checks, an assault weapons ban, and more stringent oversight of the gun industry.
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This malware is of the more typical variety and encrypts individual files before prompting the victim with payment instructions from inside the operating system.
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It could just be more typical fuck-you humor — or it could be indicative of a huge turning point for the animated TV legend.
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I know balsamic is more typical, but rice vinegar is light and delicious, and I've gotta let my Asian identity shine through sometimes, right?
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Additionally, it's not normal for the development of these patterns to be spread over three years; a 4-8 month period is more typical.
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Professor Raphael Pitti, a doctor who viewed videos taken at the scene, said patients appeared to have had convulsions more typical of sarin poisoning.
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Certainly the abject grossness of much of what he says and does are the sorts of things more typical Republican politicians wouldn't indulge in.
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With Democrats in charge in the House, though, things will probably follow a more typical playbook: an opposition party investigating the president in power.
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And Washington is a more typical metropolis than Mr Hice (who also considers abortion "much worse than Hitler's 6m Jews") would care to recognise.
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"A more typical manager change, perhaps if someone on the team is promoted, they presumably won't make big changes to the strategy," Kinnel said.
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On Thursday, they volunteered the sort of hard-edged criticism of Mr. Putin more typical of conservatives discussing an adversary of the United States.
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They could all be pitching in at any given time, and in a more typical band you'd hear the horn players, especially, more often.
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Analysts must comb through news media and other credible reports of violence, then decide what is terrorism and what is more typical criminal attacks.
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"It's actually getting to be more typical -- more the rule than the exception," said Mary Schiavo, former inspector general of the Department of Transportation.
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Upton has been thriving in her career despite being initially told she needed to lose weight to obtain a more typical model body type.
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But offering a DNA test focused on mental health and wellness would be a definite departure from the more typical grocery store pharmacy routine.
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Amid his more typical tweets attacking his political opponents and criticizing the media, Trump has also repeatedly tweeted about Dorian and the Texas shooting.
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Developers are betting that the area can overcome its reputation for being far from subways and lacking stores, and become a more typical neighborhood.
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Game is popular there, so instead of the more typical beef, lamb, pork or poultry roasts, I opted for venison for this pairing recipe.
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But good, moderately priced Champagne, made in the more typical manner of blending grapes grown in different places, is widely available, though rarely cheap.
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Most startling of all was the astronomically high "Rembrandt class" price, so called because the amount paid was more typical of old master paintings.
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Plus, rooms are larger than most, with standard rooms starting at a huge 450 square feet as opposed to the much more typical 250.
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Though a large bluegill can reach 12 inches or so, fish of about six to eight inches are far more typical in healthy populations.
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In primary after primary, the candidates of the party's left-liberal activists have failed to win the more typical members of the Democratic Party.
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Fortunately, the editing process wrangled the puzzle back to a more typical size, which I think is a better presentation of this clever theme.
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And yet the show's creator, Lisa McGee, keeps it in the background, focusing instead on the characters' more typical day-to-day teenage concerns.
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But the version of Colony where the resistance gradually drives back the aliens is also a lot more typical and a lot less interesting.
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Although his sunken state may shock, he still conveys the strength — both mental and physical — that more typical representations of the enlightened teacher embody.
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Unlike the more typical asynchronous video we're used to seeing online, to be really effective, live video needs to be consumed in the moment.
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House court challenges over testimony and subpoenas in the past sometimes have gotten resolved in days or weeks, though it's more typical to take months.
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Doctors in Brazil are treating human burns with fish skin in the absence of supplies for more typical treatments, such as human or pig skin.
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But the salient question is whether such a strategy will outperform a more typical approach to taking the desired amount of risk in one's portfolio.
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Internationally, a more typical approach is to do something like what Sanders is proposing — set a budget and don't spend more than was budgeted for.
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What ties that imagery in with the good year mascot and other more "typical" wedidit imagery that appears in the collection (grave, cobwebs, bullet holes)?
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A more typical way Buffett benefits from buybacks is from his "big four" stocks: American Express, IBM, Coke and Wells Fargo, serial repurchasers of shares.
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The remote for the Mini is improved as well, in a more typical shade of black instead of the AirTV Player's white and blue design.
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As with the previous ones, this one will be an extravaganza, full of pomp and ceremony more typical of a monarchy than a democratic republic.
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Most weasels have dentition more typical of carnivores, with a few sharp, slicing teeth and fewer, smaller molars, which other animals use to grind plants.
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This is in contrast to the more typical single instruction, multiple data (SIMD) variety of parallel computation, as would be expected in a graphics processor.
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A more typical play for drug companies — the Humira play — is to start at a high price and keep raising it ever higher, but incrementally.
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Mr. Neumann was not overtly psychotic, as far as anyone knows, and this is far more typical of the men who commit mass killings generally.
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At more than $1,600 a square foot, he said the townhouses are pricey for the neighborhood, where $1,200 to $1,500 a foot is more typical.
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"It's more typical in late winter, early spring when berries that have been on branches ferment due to the yeast that's on them," she said.
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Other politicians have been issuing similar pronouncements rather than going through the more typical process of consulting art historians and curators or forming study commissions.
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A more typical government worker solution might be the High Back Mesh Chair with Seat Slider, advertised as a GSA approved furniture solution for $239.
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More typical is the crime for which Josh Gravens, of Abilene, Texas, was sent away, more than a decade ago, at the age of thirteen.
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But instead of embracing more typical approaches, like promoting nuclear or solar energy, Dr. Olah believed that the most promising alternative energy source was methanol.
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Most state Democratic primaries aren't as black as South Carolina, but it is more typical of the Democratic electorate than New Hampshire, where Sanders dominated.
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This December, under the auspices of the University of Massachusetts Amherst, I conducted a national poll measuring authoritarianism, along with more typical demographic and political factors.
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Unlike more typical YC participants, the brothers are a bit older, in their mid-thirties, with more than 20 years of professional experience under their belts.
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It's conceivable that researchers will be able to map mouse models of these conditions and compare them with more typical brains, sparking new rounds of research.
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The last two winters have been among the warmest ever recorded, but forecasters this year are predicting a colder, more typical season, according to Reuters data.
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The ASAS-SN group was able to rule out jets fueled by more typical everyday accretion because this one erupted and then "switched off" so abruptly.
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But a more typical 2018 race will feature a Republican incumbent (rather than an open seat) in a district where Trump is at least moderately unpopular.
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More typical is the grandstanding Marco Aurélio Mello, who gained notoriety in December by abruptly ordering the speaker of the senate to resign over embezzlement charges.
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Perhaps Republican voters are simply spending more time this year flirting with unorthodox candidates, but will settle on a more typical candidate once the voting begins.
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The funds are entirely dedicated to operations and hiring within the firm itself, Portillo said, instead of the more typical investing structure among VC limited partners.
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In contrast, Fire Emblem Heroes — which utilizes a more typical free-to-play structure, with plentiful microtransactions — has been a much more lucrative title for Nintendo.
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In some cases, black hole accretion may be dominated by randomly distributed clumps of cold molecular gas rather than the more typical meal of hot plasma.
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While the old app will remain, the new version is a more typical tab-based browser, and will also support private, incognito tabs, like Google Chrome.
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This is more typical when the person is older and developed a disability after accumulating assets or receiving them as an inheritance or injury-related compensation.
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But for more typical structures, say a two-story apartment building, a house, the critical earthquake […] is going to be the smaller faults that are nearby.
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"GOT" fans are going to want all the time they can get as the new season features only seven episodes, instead of a more typical 10.
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The 6-foot-1 Burris, a starter for each of the last three years, has the kind of size that has become more typical at cornerback.
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Amazon.com is cutting prices of products from third-party sellers on its website, moving beyond its more typical method of discounts on items it sells directly.
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It's more typical for people returning to society from prison to take jobs in predictable fields like, say, construction — if they can get work at all.
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Prime Day, a summer marketing event Amazon has created to replicate the shopping frenzy that is more typical of the winter holiday season, helped boost sales.
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It's not that hard to get people moving at this time, but clearing the floor is more typical when there's so few people in the room.
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Mr. Giuliani was referring to more typical obstruction cases, where prosecutors focus on measures taken in private, like bribing witnesses, destroying evidence or lying under oath.
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A pinot noir, for example, with 15 percent alcohol rather than the more typical 12 to 14 percent, might indicate a wine made from overripe grapes.
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Critics sometimes reproached Mr. Zeffirelli's opera stagings for a flamboyant glamour more typical of Hollywood's golden era, while Hollywood sometimes disparaged his films as too highbrow.
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No. 4 was La Dame Voyageuse from Domaine de la Mordorée, a more typical blend with 75 percent grenache, yet it, too, offered complexity and dimension.
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The Trump tax is conceptually the difference between where President Trump's approval ratings are and where a more typical Republican president's would be given national conditions.
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Les Larmes is a blend from several different vineyards, and so something of a less expensive introduction to the single-vineyard wines more typical of Littorai.
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If this was 2012, 2013, and we had more typical levels of unemployment, you'd have half as much opposition and their voices wouldn't be as powerful.
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As opposed to the more typical side sleeping position, curled up donut dog sleepers are thought to do so out of feelings of vulnerability and anxiety.
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If anything, it has sought to have better employee retention, not the kind of fly-by-night relationships with workers more typical of the gig economy.
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In a more typical fairy tale story, audiences would have expected for Fiona to remain human or for Shrek to have been transformed into a human.
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Hundreds of thousands of inmates across the US have daily jobs — not just firefighting, but also more typical jobs like kitchen work, cleaning, and GED tutoring.
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Called upon to depict a nude hero rather than a robed saint – his more typical subject – Zurbarán clothes Hercules in an armor of interestingly lumpy muscles.
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Sanchez said he wears the exoskeleton as often as a few hours a day, though it's more typical for him to put it on once a week.
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Men Are (Sometimes) In The Running Though it's far more typical to have a Miss Golden Globes, four men have earned the title of Mr. Golden Globes.
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But over the past few years, pharmaceutical companies have lobbied doctors to prescribe the drug more often — for more typical, less severe problems like migraines and backaches.
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They found that there were an average of 7.1 crashes per hour on 4/20, compared to 6.4 crashes per hour on a more typical April day.
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But even as the details of Trump's plans make him look like a more typical Republican presidential candidate, they make him look like a more atypical personality.
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Recreational riding is much more popular among women than among men, and professional jockeys must maintain weights that are much more typical for women than for men.
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Contrasting with that style are Taeko's memories of 1966, which are rendered in washed-out colors with simpler, more typical anime-style faces and minimalist, unfinished backgrounds.
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And in the quieter ways more typical of international trade talks, Trump's administration is in the earliest stages of negotiations that typically take years with several countries.
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Tesla often points out that the number of accidents involving the use of Autopilot is small compared to the scale and frequency of more typical auto accidents.
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Hacking has risen to the No. 1 external risk because more typical C-suite concerns about the economy and business conditions have declined as global growth booms.
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At thredUp, which appeals to a more typical consumer base, popular brands include Zara, Topshop, Rag & Bone, Diane von Furstenberg, Banana Republic, J. Crew, Lululemon and Nike.
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Much more typical is Governor Rick Scott of Florida, who said on Thursday he would not endorse a candidate before his state's hotly contested March 15 primary.
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At 6-foot-3 and 163 pounds he is not quite as big as Josh Allen but he has a more typical pro build than Baker Mayfield.
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He must also try to reform a bureaucracy that is more typical of a developing country than of a member of a huge and sophisticated currency bloc.
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The Fed's current policy rate, for example, is in a range of between 1.50% and 1.75%, compared to more typical levels of around 3.50% in the past.
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The record-holding astronaut also flew to orbit on three previous flights, one of which was for a more typical six-month mission aboard the Space Station.
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At 456 Washington Street, renters get sweeping Hudson River views and finishes more typical of a condo than a rental, like imported Turkish marble in the bathroom.
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For most people in the Northeast, especially in New England and the coastal Mid-Atlantic, this will be a more typical winter storm or nor'easter, Sosnowski said.
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The Fed acknowledged that some market gauges of inflation have fallen in recent months, a trend more typical of growth slowdowns rather than an economy on fire.
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More typical among Republicans was the reaction of Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, who has been working closely with the White House on the crisis in Venezuela.
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The ride-hailing company celebrated the milestone in Los Angeles, and not at the New York Stock Exchange, a more typical venue for high-profile coming out parties.
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For decades, doctors in the US have performed surgeries on intersex infants and children to make their anatomy look more like that of more typical boys and girls.
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Surgeries to make them resemble more typical boys or girls include removal of testes or ovaries, deepening shallow vaginas and enlarging small penises, they said in a report.
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Mr. Waller, who will also face Senate scrutiny on Thursday, was an academic before joining the Fed and has a record of research more typical of central bankers.
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But in areas where tides don't significantly vary the water level, and wave heights stay relatively consistent, sea level rise will turn more typical floods into extreme ones.
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I still go to therapy, take my medications, and enjoy more typical forms of mental health–promoting activities, like yoga, meditation, and watching Sex and the City reruns.
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Facebook's policy bans most content manipulated using artificial intelligence, but not more typical video editing techniques — though the latter can still be reviewed by third-party fact checkers.
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Chinese imports account for 26 percent of Walmart's merchandise, which is on the low end compared to a more typical number like Target's 34 percent, according to UBS.
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Now look at who's on the other side — the people who want to channel Trump away from Bannon's vision and toward a more typical approach to foreign policy.
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That storage drive is double the size and substantially faster than on the entry-level model, working over the PCI Express bus rather than the more typical SATA.
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Simply posting it to Airbnb required some creative contortion on the part of the airline, which had to check all the boxes required for more typical Airbnb hosts.
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Hasegawa gave the car a 4-speed manual transmission operated by a gearshift on the floor, instead of the more typical 3-speed, column shifter at the time.
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The cyclone spawned tornadoes in parts of Florida in the morning and afternoon and could produce more -- typical of hurricanes that get enough of their circulation over land.
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When we raised the Series A, Jeff stepped off the board to make room for the more typical situation where the Series A investor takes the board seat.
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But he was shy about signing with people he did not know and often used communication more typical of orangutans, such as vocalizations and hand gestures, it said.
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Mr. Trump began June with just $23 million in cash on hand, a figure more typical for a campaign for the House of Representatives than the White House.
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Few are able to absorb the losses stemming from more typical causes, such as bad weather, an infestation or a known pathogen, never mind unexplained ones like RAD.
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He clarified that there are areas of Trump's policy agenda he approves of — unsurprisingly, the more typical Republican priorities such as tax cuts, deregulation, and conservative judge appointments.
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It's more typical to have short-term recovery plans — for digging out and getting the lights back on, as 20,000 utility workers are scurrying to do right now.
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His diverse background is evidenced in his art, which pulls from classical dance traditions, queer culture, kink and the conceptual-art probings of the more typical museum artist.
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Why it matters: It's a reversal of the more typical pattern in which ideological media outlets take off when a president from the other side is in power.
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Hogan added the North Dakota caucus is different in format from the ones in Iowa and Nevada and uses a secret ballot more typical of a state primary.
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" A more typical comment on sex in "Serotonin" is this Bob Guccione-meets-Bill McKibben one: "All men want fresh, eco-friendly girls who are keen on threesomes.
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Its opulent, ornate style is a departure from the more typical minimalist aesthetic found in Bay Area real estate listings, and it has breathtaking views of San Francisco.
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This is cleverly rendered using mirror symmetry in the grid, instead of the more typical rotational symmetry, as well as the card values in the circled/shaded squares.
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But at a rally in Roanoke Monday, he was back to his more typical off-the-cuff and bombastic mode, eschewing a teleprompter and going on endless digressions.
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Groeningen's approach to the material is less emotionally heated than we might expect from a more typical Hollywood film about addiction; at times, it feels detached, almost dissociative.
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If Democrats could get the same kind of results they had in 2018 but with a more typical presidential election electorate, they might do even better in 2020.
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For a more typical smartphone customer, who might like the idea of splurging on an iPhone X but doesn't replace their phone every year, that isn't a tenable proposition.
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South Carolina offers an ideologically balanced contest for Republicans, with a far more typical number of self-described "moderate" and "very conservative voters" than in Iowa or New Hampshire.
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"If you see an orange wine on the menu, that's typically a naturally-produced wine and those are more typical of Italy and parts of eastern Europe," says Beitchman.
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But five years is a more typical time-frame for programs such as USAID's Resilience in the Sahel-Enhanced (RISE) project, launched after the region's devastating drought in 2012.
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"We're seeing leadership return to companies with pricing power — financials, industrials — and that's a more typical leadership in a rising market, so I think that's good sign," he said.
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If this so-called thermodynamic effect were all there was to it, temperatures now considered unusually hot would become more typical and those regarded as uncommonly cold, uncommoner still.
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The plan arguably signals Congress is moving away from a stabilization plan that could pass with Democratic votes and toward a more typical, partisan Obamacare agenda from each side.
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Because of centuries of breeding, most of the modern rose cultivars have four copies of genes, two from each parent — rather than the more typical one from each parent.
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"Then the equity market could follow a weak trajectory similar to more typical previous Fed easing cycles rather than the strong trajectory seen during 1995 or 1998," Panigirtzoglou said.
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More typical is a photograph by Stephen Shore, titled "Hebron," (the Hebrew name for al-Khalīl) which depicts a row of shuttered storefronts in the eponymous West Bank city.
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The two appointments are harbingers of "a more typical Republican FCC that is lighter on regulation and more focused on competition," said Roger Entner, an analyst at Recon Analytics.
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It is the same, whether it's a phenomenon like Phelps, or the more typical Olympic athlete who earns $15,000 a year and goes into debt getting to the Olympics.
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Whether you are involved in the campaigns like I am, a partisan, or a more typical American, this election is an attention-grabber like none other we have witnessed.
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The other is a more typical and oppressive barrier to entry: how do you inspire developers to spend time making their games compatible with a one-off Indiegogo project?
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The researchers analyzed data on 354 patients diagnosed with type 2 diabetes in adolescence and early adulthood, and 163,062 patients with more typical onset between ages 40 and 50.
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Not only that, Trump and the new political issues coming to light in his administration were ranked as more important deal-breakers than more typical ones, such as smoking.
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Record cold is possible this weekend all the way from Montana to Wisconsin and as far south as Oklahoma, with temperatures more typical of late January than early April.
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Industry specialists said exit charges could sometimes be high, at 5 percent or more of the value of a policy, compared with a more typical 1 to 2 percent.
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And so, in addition to the more typical questions about his candidacy — What are his odds in one of the most crowded and diverse Democratic primaries in American history?
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More typical were voices like Gloria Steinem's, who defended the president in terms that would later sit awkwardly with the standards of the MeToo movement, to say the least.
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This deal, with the Yankees three games behind Boston in the American League East and challenging for at least a wild-card berth, signals a more typical Yankees approach.
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In emerging economies, it said, there is also a shift from cancers related to poverty and infections toward cancers linked to lifestyles and diets more typical of wealthier countries.
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But many experts say the video of Constable Lam and Mr. Minassian is more typical of high-stress encounters between the police and civilians, ones that end without death.
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But Kenya's less developed financial market is more typical of the rest of the continent and should provide a better indication of how the credit program could be repeated.
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Eating a more typical serving of 50 grams of processed meat a day would increase the risk of colorectal cancer by 18 percent, a 2011 review of studies found.
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The whole game takes place on Isle Delfino, with beaches, amusement parks, villages and piers replacing the more typical ice world, volcano world, pipe world theme of previous games.
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So he scheduled an unusually long shoot for the film — 30 days instead of a more typical 18 — allowing him the time to achieve the somber, unsettling tone he wanted.
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His final at bat could hardly have been more typical - a ground ball out that he very nearly legged into an infield single with a full-bore sprint to first.
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"Bags" is more repressed and in some ways more typical, as a flat, shiny, melancholy guitar riff underscores a confession she can't bring herself to utter aloud, except in song.
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While more typical games like Breath of the Wild or Super Mario Odyssey tend to have a surge of sales at launch, Nintendo believes Labo will have a longer lifespan.
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"It really suggests that in the next few years, with more typical warmer conditions, we will see some very dramatic loses," NSIDC lead scientist Ted Scambos said in a statement.
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A more typical employee, one who was earning $50,000 a year with 10 years of service, would get $2,400 under the plan, or about two-and-half weeks of pay.
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The 1985 earthquake was the more typical great earthquake that breaks the boundary between the plates, and caused great devastation in Mexico City despite being more than 100 miles distant.
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In any event, a more typical approach to situations where it is uncertain how much of a deduction is proper would have involved using a percentage cap, like 50 percent.
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Ventures that serve a public good but are not primed to scale or generate massive revenue will be overlooked in favor of companies that can offer more typical venture returns.
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Mr. Garcia sometimes sounds more like Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont than the centrist Democrats more typical in Arizona, like Kyrsten Sinema, the Senate candidate, who has not endorsed him.
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Many states are facilitating the ability of their programs to make these medications available, which is a freedom that advocates have spent years fighting to obtain under more typical conditions.
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Influential Democratic Party groups like Emily's List have lined up behind his primary opponent, corporate lawyer Shannon Hutcheson, who fits a more typical profile of Democrats running for red seats.
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A few months on, Macron is pursuing, with an acceleration more typical of robotics than politics, two simultaneous objectives: reforming the French state with free-market policies and leading Europe.
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Death is what brought them together, and talk of it at their wedding was as free flowing as talk about love being patient and kind is at more typical ceremonies.
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"We see a lot of veterans transition to other service-type careers, such as first responders, police officers, and firefighters; that's always a more typical pathway of service," she tells me.
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Further analyzing the data, Ecker and her colleagues discovered that the probability of autism increased significantly among the participants, whether male or female, whose brain phenotype was more typical of males.
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Sadie Sink has been cast in the role of Max, a tough and confident girl whose appearance, behavior and pursuits seem more typical of boys than of girls in this era.
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They never have lava flows and even the debris isn't large volume, probably millions of cubic meters rather than the billions (and more) cubic meters of more typical explosive volcanic eruptions.
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More typical is the view from Jim Paulsen of Wells Capital Management, who argued on CNBC this morning that a pickup in earnings momentum and stronger economic numbers would sustain stocks.
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On the other hand, having a big audience for more typical random teen interests, such as internet memes and cat videos, may not even register (and won't be held against you).
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Most are group shows in more typical gallery spaces, but one exhibit brought back the unease I'd felt on the road: a motorcycle, a baby pram, DJ equipment, and a refrigerator.
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With poll numbers that grim -- more typical of a seventh year in office for a president rather than a seventh month -- it is questionable whether Trump can lead the country anywhere.
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Njiru is one of an increasing number of Kenyans selling and buying earth bricks to build homes which are cooler, cheaper and more environmentally friendly than the more typical stone houses.
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Although it does actually snow in the city of LA proper (rarely), it's more typical to see the San Gabriel Mountains covered like this in a dusting of the white stuff.
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We know less about what may be the more typical scenario, when the woman stays put out of fear, necessity, or as the result of any number of other difficult choices.
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In a real-world study of 1,900 more typical patients treated for opioid addiction, alcoholism or both, 39 percent accepted only one shot and just 14 percent took five or more.
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He urged adjusting the analysis to account for the small deposits — say, by considering how much greater its assets would be if its average deposit was more typical of the industry.
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But donations from local retailers have fallen to almost zero, forcing Second Harvest to purchase $350,000 of groceries instead of a more typical $85,000 for a three-week supply, Krepcho said.
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Made by Cardinal Spirits, of Indiana, Terra Botanical is decidedly herbal, more reminiscent of pine woods with notes of mint and earth than the more typical juniper-forward London dry style.
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More typical are five young men who, in Senegalese-accented French, tell a familiar tale: no work in the village, went to the town, no work in the town, heading north.
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It's an improvement on the more typical paddle design for back buttons, which can sometimes catch on the fingers of players who are new to this kind of expanded control scheme.
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"It's out of the ordinary due to the high-profile nature of the case," said James Koval, director of communications for Pennsylvania courts, who said a more typical number is 150.
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Whether you choose the 21-day pack, 90-day, or another option, studies show the larger packs are just as effective as the more typical get-your-period-every-month variety.
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It also shows we've moved beyond the message that the more typical movies can teach at face value, and are instead examining uncharted territory by heightening the stakes and diversifying the protagonists.
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In more typical conditions outdoors in direct sunlight, I found that the G7's often hesitated to actually get that bright, and was screen frequently harder to view than a Galaxy S9.
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The car also makes sure the battery is always ready with enough juice for this by recharging it more quickly than in the two other more typical hybrid and all-electric modes.
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Pouyanne said exceptional production growth was unlikely to continue in the years to come and output growth for 2020 was seen at 2% to 4%, a more typical level in the industry.
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Dozens of foreign leaders, breaking from more typical diplomatic tones towards potential US presidents, have publicly warned Trump would damage relations with their countries and have criticized him in unusually personal terms.
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Even though these more typical shootings rarely come up in the national debate about gun control, the evidence is actually strongest for stricter gun laws preventing the more common shootings, including suicides.
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Bleak profit expectations for the fourth quarter of 2500 have only gotten worse as weak results have poured in, bucking a more typical trend of seeing improvements as the reporting season progresses.
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Bleak profit expectations for the fourth quarter of 215.2 have only gotten worse as weak results have poured in, bucking a more typical trend of seeing improvements as the reporting season progresses.
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Rather than an exception, the actions of Alexander are more typical of a company in desperate need of adult supervision, despite the fact that many of its leaders are, in fact, adults.
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On Sunday he will find himself on more typical turf: Verdi's "Requiem," featuring Erika Grimaldi, Daniela Barcellona, Francesco Meli and Vitalij Kowaljow, as well as the Simon Halsey-trained London Symphony Chorus.
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More typical rentals in the neighborhood were studios ranging from $2,500 to $3,143; one-bedrooms for $3,500 to $5,000; two-bedrooms for $5,000 to $7,000; and three-bedrooms for $6,233 to $9,000.
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The annexation set the tone for Russia's continuing intervention in Ukraine, blending 21st-century "hybrid" warfare methods — disinformation, deniable proxy forces, cyberattacks — with imperial power politics more typical of the 19th century.
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The impasse has brought the rocket-like trajectory of Trump administration diplomacy with North Korea down to earth and the more typical grind of talks with Pyongyang that have stymied prior administrations.
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"It's actually getting to be more typical, more the rule than the exception," Schiavo said, noting that no one dies in 87% of air crashes, according to the International Civil Aviation Organization.
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When a young composer like Mario Diaz de Leon includes a synthesizer part in a score that otherwise requires more typical chamber instruments, like flute and violin, this is no longer peculiar.
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"In general, we need to go through all of our relationships and evaluate what might be more typical D.C. relationships and decide if we want to continue with them," Mr. Zuckerberg said.
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Having a detailed map of the hemibrain is important, she says, for understanding the nuances between the circuitry involved in the extremely long-lasting, intense memories, and more typical long-term memory.
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That meant the company bypassed the dog and pony show that comes with more typical IPOs, in which companies reveal extensive financial information and work with a major bank to go public.
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I asked Murray Energy officials why they had chosen to sue, since it's more typical that the aggrieved party would pursue other means of rectifying any perceived misstatements — like seeking a correction.
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Unique among growth-focused investors, Bhaman is also focused on companies that have a strength that has not yet been recognized by the market, a mindset more typical among value-oriented investors.
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Once we accept these types of deaths, it becomes easier for them to keep occurring A more charitable explanation is that the more typical kind of gun violence invokes more complicated problems.
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By the time galleys are released, it's more typical for a publisher to be correcting proofreading errors on the level of spelling and grammar than is it to be correcting the facts.
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Condominium prices were being lifted by multiple offers from competing buyers, while demand for detached homes has eased to more typical levels, Jill Oudil, the real estate board's president, said in a statement.
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This is more typical of what is seen in treatment centers: men who yield to their passions but are unable or unwilling to leave the priesthood they love and on which they depend.
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But with Joss Whedon — and his eventually stacked writers' room — Buffy set itself apart from what a more "typical" teen girl superhero series might've looked like, thanks to its specific, incredibly witty voice.
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The episodes keep the favorite characters — Elmo, Abby and Cookie Monster get more screen time — but they've been shortened from an hour to a half-hour, a more typical length for children's programming.
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A trader at one international firm in Beijing said Chinese buyers bought more than 40 cargoes of Brazilian beans last week, much higher than a more typical weekly level of 20 to 63.
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On the semi truck, however, the screen to the left controls vehicle functions and settings specific to the trunk portion, while the one on the right has more typical navigation and radio controls.
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It's more typical for social media stars to emerge on YouTube, where they can earn money directly from ads running on their videos, or on Instagram, a platform known for sponsored content deals.
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More typical is the case of Nurse Frankie, the featured patient on the episode of ABC's long-running medical drama "Grey's Anatomy," which aired the night before Michelle Obama's "Good Morning America" interview.
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Colorado Springs and the Provo-Orem area, for instance, have education levels and an occupation mix more typical of blue metros but voted for Donald J. Trump in 2016 by a wide margin.
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Metros that vote Democratic despite having lower education and a job mix more typical of redder metros tend to have large Hispanic populations, including many in inland California and on the Texas border.
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That is well below the Internet-driven 2.5 percent gains recorded annually in the second half of the 1990s, and below the more typical 1.5 percent rate of productivity gains in previous decades.
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A more typical CNN offering, by the way, is in mid-series now: "The Eighties," the latest of its docu-explorations of not-too-distant decades, which started with "The Sixties" in 2013.
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He may ultimately win fewer unpledged delegates than he would have if the state had adopted more typical rules, but he will not be shut out as he was in Colorado's delegate convention.
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VAXJO, Sweden (Reuters) - Ringed by forests in southern Sweden, the city of Vaxjo is thriving even as it cuts greenhouse gas emissions at rates more typical of economic crashes in recessions or wars.
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That method diverges from more typical responses, like when an adult tries to exert her will by applying consequences ("Plan A") or lets go of the expectation for a specific behavior ("Plan C").
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He tends to focus on famous people, especially those with ties to him — while also commuting the sentences of a small number of more typical prisoners who have a strong case for leniency.
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Some that star stuff was dumped onto the white dwarf, which turbocharged its spin to a period of about three minutes, as opposed to the hour-scale day of more typical white dwarfs.
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Samsung is differentiating the Galaxy S20 with near-excessive camera hardware, and it hasn't forgotten the selfie camera, which has 40 megapixels compared to a more typical eight- or 10-megapixel selfie camera.
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DAVID FABER: When you think about making investments like Uber and Vice, I believe, which are noncontrolled, how does that differ from more typical, DAA, which you own majority of, and/or others?
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And the housing market, a drag on growth for years after the crash, has now perked up and is feeding off supply-demand dynamics that are more typical of an early cycle environment.
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With audiences in which badge-holding music-business professionals are surrounded by more typical listeners, the festival provides instant feedback on what's really reaching people: via shouts, singalongs, rowdy approval or rapt attention.
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Forecasts are now pointing to temperatures in mid-November that are more typical of the middle of December, with cold bursts expected in the Midwest, across Texas and the South and throughout New England.
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Rather than facing off against the Predator or hanging out with the cast of Glee, in Riverdale, Archie, Betty, Jughead, and Veronica return to more typical teen problems: dating, school, family problems, and murder.
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The Davis group was able to "borrow" these electrodes to observe deep-brain neurological activity relating to navigation and memory that would be otherwise impossible to observe with more typical, non-invasive external electrodes.
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In addition to the fancy-schmancy gifts (whose proceeds go to charity), Opening Ceremony will also offer more typical items like the varsity jacket ($475), shrunken toggle jacket ($535), and the varsity cardigan ($179).
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The toe bones, for instance, suggest it was adapted to climbing trees as well as walking on two legs—something more typical of distant australopithecine relatives who lived millions of years ago in Africa.
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With that many tickets sold, the chance of a winner having to share the pot with others (as indeed happened) was around 68%, compared with just 4% for more typical sales of 25m tickets.
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Modern U.S. refineries process up to 22,23.5 barrels per day, 212-20153 times as much as the first batch-based plants, though a more typical refinery has capacity of around 22015,22010 to 22016,000 bpd.
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This sort of range is more typical than not in any given essay, and his takes on various performances, recorded or live, are often unpredictable, never pedantic or exhibitionistic, and in every case informative.
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A digital-era 6-year-old might well slip off with a more typical 21st-century diversion, while Mom and Dad revel in the kitschy loopiness that they loved as children or younger adults.
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He appeared to realize the serious nature of what had just taken place, and yet his relative calm — contrasted with his more typical lashing out when he is anxious — unnerved some of his aides.
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That sets the film apart from the more typical range of comedies of the time, and even above a film like The Heat, which features even more action, but none of it compellingly shot.
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With everybody isolating themselves in their homes due to the coronavirus outbreak, celebrities like Busy Philipps, John Legend, and Lizzo are creating #quarantinecontent that fans can tune into in lieu of more typical entertainment.
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Other cheat meals Johnson posts have included more typical splurges, like chocolate chip banana pancakes with syrup and peanut butter or chocolate chip cookies and peanut butter or a massive turkey sub and brownies.
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More typical is something like this: After students disclose an assault to a "responsible employee," that staff member must relay it to the Title IX officer, who determines whether a full investigation is warranted.
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Turning these partnerships into more typical corporations — something discussed off and on for years and possibly of interest to Mr. Ubben, according to a Bloomberg report — would probably invite new investors and higher valuations.
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Depending on one's taste — and one's interpretation of the site's raison d'être — you could say that this scrolling image flow was either interrupted or enhanced by more typical chat conversations, trolling, and obsessive webcamming.
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The two U.S. officials said the Istanbul bombing was more typical of Islamic State than of Kurdish militant groups which have also carried out recent attacks in Turkey, but usually strike at official government targets.
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They compared this to more typical and much briefer instruction given to another 58 patients, consisting of clinicians listening to the patients read inhaler instructions aloud and then talking in general terms about their disease.
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The refunds tend to be more typical at state institutions and community colleges, which generally have lower tuition, said Elizabeth Clark, director of federal affairs for the National Association of College and University Business Officers.
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Moreover, while one of the law's goals was to help the disabled take jobs and lead more typical lives, the law doesn't raise limits to allow beneficiaries to deposit their own earnings into the accounts.
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Keeping him in detention, away from his family, friends and lawyers in a crass effort to extract a confession, even a false one, is much more typical of totalitarian regimes than of free market democracies.
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Instead, this hot, stony land supports vegetation more typical of grasslands or deserts, including uncommon wildflowers: limestone fame flower, limestone glade milkvetch, cedar gladecress, glade savory, glade violet, glade bluet and a host of others.
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It also has some montages where things change for her, which make you think you're watching one of those more typical transformation films, and then it kind of pulls the rug out from under you.
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Kentucky bourbon distilled by Fred Noe, a seventh-generation master distiller at Jim Beam, includes some bourbon aged in wine and sherry casks, a technique more typical of the Scottish Highlands than of Bluegrass Country.
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But that's not the only strange thing happening: The season is being driven by the slow-moving, less-common Type B influenza strain, as opposed to the swiftly mutating Type A that is more typical.
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The aircraft's ground speed after departure was unusually high, the Reuters source said, reaching around 400 knots (460 miles per hour) rather than the 7373 to 250 knots that is more typical minutes after departure.
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The SPDR S&P Homebuilders ETF (XHB), which contains Whirlpool, Masco and Home Depot in addition to more typical homebuilding stocks, dropped 3.4 percent on Tuesday, and is now down about 7 percent on the year.
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The religious ideologues of ISIS and al Qaeda are more typical of the conflicts of this century, while the violent Marxists of the PKK (the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party) are a throwback to the previous one.
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Reports from Australia, where the flu season arrives half a year earlier than in the north, plus early analysis from Canada, indicate efficacy against H3N2 as low as 10%, instead of the more typical 30%-60%.
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Not satisfied with banning tight jeans, T-shirts, shaving and forcing families under their control to wear baggy clothing more typical centuries ago, ISIS has printed pictures of what underwear is acceptable and what is not.
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However, the figures in the USDA's regular quarterly stocks report for June will reflect losses due to flooding as well as from more typical usage by processors, exporters and livestock feeders over the preceding three months.
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In a Monday op-ed for the New York Times, Steven Rattner argued that Trump's incumbency and the continued strength of the economy should, under a more typical president, point to his easy victory in 2020.
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The "Byrd Rule," named for a late senator, lays out several criteria that provisions must meet in order to pass with 51 votes (versus the more typical 60-vote requirement need to overcome a potential filibuster).
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Transportation for America works with overachieving transportation leaders that want to go beyond the federal minimum requirements and more typical engineering measures to consider metrics like transportation costs and access to jobs, education and essential services.
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"The price paid for expanding is reasonable, in our view, and a refreshing discount to the early- to mid teens multiples that have become more typical in M&A during the last few quarters," Rafaisz said.
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A more typical location for a Cyna caterpillar to pupate would be a tree trunk or rock in that forest, but this one weaved a delicate silk cocoon, just 1.5 inches long, on an indoor wall.
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Yet Sackler continues to insist that OxyContin isn't that addictive, telling Vanity Fair that addiction rates are "between 2 and 3 percent" and only rise to nearly 5 percent when including more typical dependence and misuse.
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Nielsen disappointed investors last month by lowering the forecast for sales growth this year to only 2-4 percent and warning it would take time to return to more typical growth levels of 6-7 percent.
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In the graph under the "portfolio" tab, you'll see a projection for each goal, including the Ellevest standard, which is a 70% likelihood of reaching our goal, the more typical 50% likelihood, and the 99% likelihood.
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Congress is on the cusp of passing retirement reform legislation that will open 401(k) plans to annuity products which guarantee lifetime income, alongside the more typical offerings of mutual funds, target-date funds and bonds.
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SAN FRANCISCO — When Tim Miller, a longtime Republican political operative, moved to the Bay Area last year to set up a public relations shop, he brought with him tradecraft more typical of Washington than Silicon Valley.
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While part of me harbors a dream that she will follow a more typical path through life, I am happy and proud of the person she is and proud that she is preparing for the workforce.
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Some played down Mr. Trump's remark on Tuesday as simply a warning not to attack the United States, albeit one whose tone was more typical of North Korean propagandists than it was of past American presidents.
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I felt a surprising amount of pride for this last number—I wanted to announce to the world that, yes, I am 35, but I have the follicle count more typical of someone 15 years younger.
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Express VPN Vice President Harold Li said blackholing boosts the likelihood of an accidental block, versus the more typical DNS poisoning, though he added that the company could not confirm the exact nature of the outage.
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There are a few things about Grey Worm and Missandei's scene that are so far afield of a more typical Game of Thrones sex scene that I almost wondered if I had accidentally changed the channel.
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In addition to this piece of music history, the home also offers more typical luxury features: a walk-in closet, a walnut-paneled office, a limestone foyer and a grand living space that measures 28 feet wide.
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Thanks to President Donald Trump's tax cuts, the federal deficit will exceed 4% of GDP this year, a level that is more typical after economic slumps than in the benign conditions seen today, with unemployment at 3.6%.
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"While our US paid membership was essentially flat in Q2, we expect it to return to more typical growth in Q3, and are seeing that in these early weeks of Q3," Netflix said in a press release.
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The show's earnest approach to relationships and sex — there's no shying away from the awkwardness of any of it — is appealing enough to counteract the way the plot falls into a much more typical (and disappointing) pattern.
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A cold front was expected to break through late on Sunday, bringing the mercury down to more typical July temperatures of 85 to 90 degrees F (29 to 32 degrees C) on Monday and Tuesday, Hayes said.
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His central idea is that the people who gravitate toward violent ideologies are often those who haven't been given a chance to prove their value in more typical—and mainstream—ways, like taking care of a family.
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So Dr. Lopera and a team of American scientists have spent years studying the family, searching for answers both to help the Colombians and to address the mounting epidemic of the more typical old-age Alzheimer's disease.
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After Dawson began tightening up his guard against the lefts which had been sneaking through on Ward's cross steps, Ward managed to find the mark with left hooks behind the guard from the more typical outside angle.
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Even where there are strict regulations, many companies have a well-documented history of trying to skirt these regulations with shady techniques such as using subsidiaries and shell companies, more typical of weapons dealers than tech companies.
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A more typical noir antihero, the whiskey-gulping, chain-smoking lieutenant is gifted with uncommon insight and empathy that enable him to first suspect and then confirm his wife's affair by the end of the first chapter.
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He stands 6 feet 10.25 inches in shoes, weighs 237 pounds with just 5 percent body fat, and has a standing reach of 9-foot-2 that would be more typical of someone taller than 7 feet.
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Indeed, given the large class gap in marriage rates, it's likely that traditional stay-at-home moms are more likely to be found in feminist-laden yuppie neighborhoods like mine than in more typical swaths of America.
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Some practice "lean FIRE" (extreme frugality), others "fat FIRE" (maintaining a more typical standard of living while saving and investing), and still others "barista FIRE" (working part-time at Starbucks after retiring, for the company's health insurance).
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In more typical periods of life agitation — death, divorce, job loss — a therapist tries to get patients to identify what is in their control, what is not, and how then to get information and make a plan.
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It's by no means the fastest combination out there, but it brings Wi-Fi 6 to a far more typical price, supports up to 1.8 Gbps of throughput, and offers 1,500 square feet of coverage per node.
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Astronomer Michele Bannister at the Astrophysics Research Centre at Queen's University tweeted that other objects have at first been found to have hyperbolic orbits, only to be resolved to more typical orbits once more observations came in.
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The officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said the use of suicide bombers against "soft" targets was more typical of Islamic State than the other obvious suspect, Kurdish PKK militants who generally attack official government targets.
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Due to declining Ebitda, or earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization, the debt underwriting process centered around an absolute debt amount rather than the more typical factor in leveraged lending, a debt-to-Ebitda multiple, sources said.
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"While our US paid membership was essentially flat in Q2, we expect it to return to more typical growth in Q3, and are seeing that in these early weeks of Q103," Netflix said in a letter to shareholders.
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Those so-called "divergent" polymers sound like this:In contrast, this is the more typical sound of "convergent" polymers:Put them together, and they sound like this:Granted, it sounds less like a musical tone, and more like sandpaper on wood.
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This kind of anonymity is more typical of the executive branch, where unelected officials are often exempt from open record laws such as the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) or work to frustrate the intent of those laws.
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On the original "Reflection," he treats the piece's main motif as a general shape, a mood to inhabit or return to, rather than — in the more typical jazz style — a melody to recite and then depart from. RUSSONELLO
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Sotheby's President and Chief Executive Officer Tad Smith said this year's first-quarter appeared to mark a return to more typical seasonal patterns for the auctions business after unusually strong results in the first three months of 2124.5.
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Weekly refining inputs in the U.S. Gulf, a measure of production in the key refining hub of the United States, rebounded from record lows hit in the wake of Harvey, but still remains far below more typical levels.
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"In the more typical European campaign cadence, activists have historically favoured engaging privately with boards and gaining representation first rather than disclosing detailed plans for improving and/or transforming their targets upon the initial campaign announcement," it said.
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But it's the seawater—along with distilled sugarcane, which is more typical in rum than vodka—that lends Ocean vodka its refined, subtle taste and solidifies it as one of the most innovative takes in modern vodka-making.
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Then, in the Mercedes fold, rather than continuing in the more typical road to Formula One via the single-seat series such as GP2 or GP3, he was entered into the DTM sports-car racing series in 2013.
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Cold and wet conditions caused the 22 corn planting campaign to move at one of the slowest rates in history, reaching just 22 percent complete by the end of April when closer to one-third is more typical.
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But given where things stand, it may take that kind of surprising reset between two top leaders, built on personal relationships, rather than the slow grind of hammering out an agreement that is more typical of economic diplomacy.
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But Federer will soon be back in more typical tennis venues as he travels to Spain for the Madrid Open, which begins Sunday and will be his first tournament on clay since the Italian Open in May 2016.
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Participation generally tracks economic sentiment, the report noted: Estimated participation dipped to as low as 2500 percent of eligible employees in 2000, as the country was emerging from a downturn, before rebounding to more typical levels by 236.9.
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While growth did come close to 25 percent for three quarters in a row ending in 23, Stanley said that period was more typical with growth varying more, with higher peaks and lower valleys in the growth rate.
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This time around the lightning rod is Kim Kardashian West's latest venture, announced on Tuesday: a line of "solutionwear," itself a creative take on the more typical "shapewear," which used to be called girdles, and before that corsets.
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"It's more typical for people to have a marriage bonus, but there are tax provisions that are not adjusted for marriage," said Kyle Pomerleau, director of the Center for Quantitative Analysis at the Tax Foundation, a nonprofit think tank.
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"I think the key factor is a cultural one—simply put, individuals [in continental Europe] are more comfortable sharing space in their car, building on the more collaborative and community-orientated neighbourhoods that are more typical," Vaughan told Motherboard.
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"Genetic memory, simply put, is complex abilities and actual sophisticated knowledge inherited along with other more typical and commonly accepted physical and behavioral characteristics," Darold Treffert, a psychiatrist who studies "savant syndrome," wrote in a 2015 Scientific American article.
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Paul's move to a more typical talk show format would seem to signify that the YouTube star is hoping to transition to a more traditional entertainment role, a perception bolstered by the presence of a producing figure like Purcell.
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In a bizarre conclusion to Ford's testimony, Mitchell appeared to question why Ford was testifying before the Senate at all, rather than in the more typical setting for sexual assault victims, which is a private one-on-one interview.
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The polar plunge — with temperatures that are more typical of January — will be felt deepest in the Northern Plains and upper Midwest on Sunday, in the Southern Plains and Ohio Valley on Monday, and in the South on Tuesday.
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The other said its earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) was 70 million euros and while AAC wanted an enterprise value multiple of 15 or 16 times EBITDA, a multiple of 12 or 13 was more typical.
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But even in more typical cases -- like those of young teens who make the trek to the US themselves, turn themselves into a Border Patrol agent and eventually are released to a relative -- the court process can take years.
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She said it's more typical for cops to go undercover as an employee of a made-up business, though there's no law she is aware of preventing an officer from posing as someone who works for an established—a.k.a.
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If Trump's early administration picks have made some on the Left nervous, as well as conservatives like Glenn Beck, they also follow a more typical pattern of rewarding campaign loyalists before a pivot outward beyond the original startup founders.
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With his round and crinkled baritone, Mr. Bey can turn jazz vocals into a vessel for close inspection and surprise (that beats the more typical role they play: delivering comfort and emotional payoff, without much work from the listener).
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The group will both support Democratic candidates who embody Yang's vision, in the style of a more typical political group — such as Bernie Sanders' Our Revolution or Pete Buttigieg's Hitting Home — while also embracing more unconventional aims and methods.
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The red-and-yellow DF4 engine used when Kim arrived in Vietnam was of a different, older type than the more typical green DF11Z spotted by media pulling the train when it entered China from North Korea on Saturday.
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It used to be the rare state where Democrats were competitive or even victorious among rural voters, but in 2016 it exhibited the more typical pattern of big Democratic strength in the cities and Republican strength in the countryside.
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A more typical route for the White House to withhold information would be through claiming executive privilege, a special privilege of the President that allows him to keep certain documents and testimony about national security and policy deliberations secret.
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A responsive system would have suitable support available, such as a triage center or respite beds to provide urgent services, which would offer a clinically driven alternative to the more typical choices of jail, the emergency room or the morgue.
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On William and Kate's wedding invitation, the Queen commanded the Lord Chamberlin to invite the chosen guests, whereas Harry and Meghan's invitation is less formal — or rather, more typical of a wedding invitation — as noted by a social media user.
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While some large companies may seem to have "promotion seasons" during which entire cohorts of employees are automatically shifted to a new title with a comparative bump in salary, it's far more typical for promotions to be unique to the individual.
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Rutland says the business has been revenue generating for five years — kicking things off with a paid game priced at a premium for the time ($3 vs the more typical $0.99), before switching to focus fully on free to play.
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The flaws in the background checks and the failure of the Cain nomination do suggest that a more typical, Treasury- approved candidate with an Establishment background is a more likely choice to go forward as a replacement for Cain, Kos said.
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Because the focus of our analysis are more "typical" software-driven product and services companies, the data set also excludes a number of capital-intensive business categories like energy, petrochemical processing and extraction, pharmaceuticals, medical devices and other life sciences companies.
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But that, too, shouldn't come as a big surprise: As Blue Apron looks to expand beyond its metropolitan home bases like major cities, it's going to have to make a much broader push for awareness among the more typical consumer.
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Widespread success The film opened in more than 400 theaters across the US, which was not common at the time; it was more typical for a movie to release on a limited amount of screens before expanding to other cities.
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From the third direction, Trump's support among working-class whites, while still robust, is receding from its historically elevated peak back toward a level more typical for Republican presidential candidates -- especially in the pivotal Rust Belt states that sealed his victory.
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The myriad punks and oogles that had been killing time outside all day crowded into the 013's cavernous main venue, stood shoulder-to-shoulder with more typical Roadburn achetypes in denim and black leather, and collectively went fucking wild.
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The more typical result was North Carolina's: 22012 percent support for Mr. Trump among those 258 to 233; 230 percent among those 22014 to 2014; 224 percent among those 218 to 240; and 41 percent among those 65 and older.
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A 2011 study of charter schools in New York found that high-achieving charter schools required their students to spend significantly more time in class — including longer days and years — compared with more typical charter schools that didn't get those results.
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And he has told allies he believes she would excite voters in a way that a more typical Republican officeholder in Jackson, the state capital, would not, and he views her deep connections in the farming communities as significant political assets.
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By midday the mercury had already risen above 40 Celsius in several parts of southern France, and was expected to spike past the record high of 44.1C (111.4 Fahrenheit) hit in August 2003 — a temperature more typical of Saudi Arabia.
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Democrats had pinned their hopes on Mr. Gillum, the mayor of Tallahassee and a talented campaigner who upended his party's orthodoxy and ran as a defiant progressive instead of the more typical centrist thought to appeal to independent voters and moderates.
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Compare Mr. Washington's court appearance with a much more typical proceeding, one for Darryl Austin and Alvena Jennette, who were freed in May 2014 after being locked up for decades in connection with the 1985 murder of a drug dealer.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis, who last month angrily slapped the hand of a woman who yanked him toward her, gave a light-hearted reaction more typical of his papacy on Wednesday when a nun asked him for a kiss.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis, who last month angrily slapped the hand of a woman who yanked him toward her, gave a light-hearted reaction more typical of his papacy on Wednesday when a nun asked him for a kiss.
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Unlike more typical sources of early startup capital, Ocean seeks to instill the notion of "Christ leadership" in its participants, and its dual business and spiritual mentorship program straddles a somewhat sinuous line between product planning, life coaching, and evangelism.
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But after a meeting with NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg last month, Trump pivoted on his claim that the treaty organization is "obsolete," leading some to question whether the president would take an approach to NATO more typical of past presidents.
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Abraham & Thakore, Wendell Rodricks and Rajesh Pratap Singh all favor a restrained form of Indian modernism over the more typical turbans and jodhpurs, overembellished tunics or Bollywood bling that leave so much design here, as Mr. Dhir said, looking like costume.
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Many people still wrongly believe that the big reason George Zimmerman, who killed Martin, was acquitted of murder and manslaughter charges was Florida's "stand your ground" law, even though Zimmerman was let go on a much more typical self-defense argument.
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The comments showed Jackson to be as reviled as Hamilton is revered, reviving an argument that the $20 bill should be redesigned before the $10 note All of this simmers as Mr. Lew is preoccupied with more typical matters for a Treasury secretary.
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The Moov responds to the shifting of a rider's weight almost like a Segway, whereas the more typical way to control a hoverboard involved riders twisting their feet together at the ankle to accelerate or decelerate, or separately to turn and pivot.
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"Should we see the more typical (El Nino) pattern take hold over the next couple of months, that would probably bode well for a quieter spring flood season," said Mike Halpert, deputy director for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Climate Prediction Center.
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"We (have) set aside all of our traditional protections and benefits of being part of the rule of law, Western community, and adopted the sort of dangerous authoritarian practices that are more typical of military dictatorships and police states," Vaile told CNN.
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"It's just more typical for law enforcement to ask for consent for the obvious reason because it's much easier than applying to a court to get judicial permission," said Robert Ray, who acted as independent counsel during the Bill Clinton Whitewater investigation.
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Between more cautious lending and weak economic growth, total reserves have been at historically high levels since the financial crisis — roughly $2 trillion as of the end of the last year compared with a few billions of dollars in more typical times.
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A group that tracks such reports, the Educator's School Safety Network, says an average of 70 incidents have occurred daily in the weeks since the Florida shooting, as compared to a more typical pace, of about 10 to 12 incidents a day.
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Editorial While the first ballot measure that New Yorkers will be asked to consider on Tuesday would offer the inadvisable possibility of reworking the entire State Constitution in a convention, two other proposals would amend the Constitution in a more typical way.
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The result is that the partisan makeup of the electorate — past Republican primary voters outnumbering Democrats by 24.5 points — was a lot more like the 2016 presidential election than the 2014 midterm electorate, or even our estimates for a more "typical" midterm electorate.
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Our research suggests, for example, that as President Trump continues to do things that once would have been regarded as outlandish, these actions are not simply coming to be regarded as more typical; they are coming to be seen as more normal.
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The core problem is the US simply has way too many guns and too much access to firearms, letting just about anyone obtain a weapon to carry out a mass shooting or more typical types of gun violence, whether suicides or homicides.
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Unlike a more typical 'gallery artwork,' which may seem comfortably at home within its white-walled confines, Murphy's pieces have a sort of contained energy that seemingly begs to be released from their placid exhibiting rooms and set out into the boundless outside world.
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Compare that with President Trump's Twitter rants from as recent as July 29th and 30th (Saturday and Sunday) where he went on unhinged, and far more typical, diatribes about witch hunts, fake news, "foolish past leaders," and sprinkled his words liberally with exclamation points.
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While beer in its more typical forms has long been associated with frat bros, dads, and really, just dudes of all stripes, according to a 2015 survey by Harris Poll published by Nielsen, women are 75% more likely than men to prefer sour beers.
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"I'm trying to make the case," he said, noting that bureaucratic obstacles prevented him from using a $1.4 million Canadian grant that he'd received to expand Dilaudid treatment via more typical prescribing when he was head of the British Columbia Center for Disease Control.
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Anna Coliva, director of the Galleria Borghese, writes: Dogs, symbols of fidelity, were a more typical bridal attribute, and Raphael had in fact originally painted a dog, over which was only later superimposed the extremely animate figure of the unicorn, as radiography has disclosed.
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In an effort to be as inclusive as possible, we are accepting all submitted artwork for this show, regardless of content, as we are focusing on the solidarity of women coming together to object the Trump regime, rather than curating a more typical exhibition.
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The multiple reflects company guidance with respect to the proportion of leases related to assets with a short term economic life and leases relating to energy and telecoms capacity; the latter considered to have a shorter economic life than more typical long term assets.
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All of that, of course, falls on top of more typical voting issues, such as a lack of access to transportation to get to a polling place on Election Day or being unable to take time away from work or family life to vote.
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Thus when an extremist movement is paradoxically under the conventional auspices of a major party, there is a strong possibility that, with the help of millions of more "typical" major party voters, these marginal views can control the wide center of a political culture.
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Reconsiderations In his short time in office, President Trump has surrounded himself with senior military officers and expressed unquestioning admiration for the armed forces, even going so far as to propose a military parade on Veterans Day — something more typical of Beijing or Moscow.
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But Nye sees Lavle's solid electrolyte batteries as just a step on the road to an even better type of power pouch known as a lithium metal battery, which uses an anode made from solid lithium metal rather than a more typical carbon anode.
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While Morris grudgingly acknowledges this fact, his claim that "the good times of the 1920s were such that even people on the bottom rungs of the ladder … could claim a modest share of the booming consumer economy" is more typical of his rosy view.
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But the Trump administration signaled last week that it could begin to take a more typical U.S. approach to Israel and the Palestinians, warning Israel not to seize parts of the occupied West Bank after earlier slamming a United Nations vote condemning controversial settlements there.
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Ulysses Newkirk, of OAAC, and Roger Robinson, of NEWCO, who are longtime residents and visionaries within the North End of Detroit, formed the energetic and ideological foundation for this land trust project, which is a departure from Ghana ThinkTank's more typical short-term exercises.
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The way he's interacting with the White House is more typical of how I'd expect a prosecutor to interact with a defense team that is being cooperative and for which he has no reason to believe that there's any threat of destruction of documents or evidence.
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The scientists surveyed the color variants of turtle-headed sea snakes across their geographic range, and confirmed that dark, stripeless snakes were very common in reefs near urban areas or industrial activity, but in less impacted regions, the more typical banded or blotched patterns were dominant.
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One big study, published in JAMA in 2015, randomized participants at Yale New Haven Hospital in Connecticut into a more typical ER approach for addiction that referred patients to treatment elsewhere, another approach that tried to more directly motivate patients to seek treatment, or buprenorphine treatment.
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I see myself as that chubby little girl, moon-faced and urgently afraid of the dark, needing my mother to be more typical and less fickle—to generously soothe my whirlwind nightmares when we dozed together, yet she was always gone when I needed her most.
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Where Bohemian Rhapsody takes its story beats from Mercury's life — albeit with some dismaying alterations — to paint a straightforward portrait of the artist, Rocketman does away with the cinematic conventions of a more typical biopic, forgoing restaged, famous performances to instead reimagine and recontextualize John's catalog.
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Plus500 said the high levels of new customer sign ups it saw in the first quarter had returned to more typical levels in the last two months, adding that it did not expect the first quarter growth to be repeated in the remainder of the year.
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In early spring, a local AfD official named Björn Höcke, talking to a group of young party supporters, slipped from the party's more typical anti-migrant positions (tolerated) into one where he griped about how much time is spent memorializing the Holocaust in Germany (not tolerated).
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A more typical rich entrepreneur might have founded a company that later staged an IPO, and Trump would be rich today because of a mix of salary he has paid as CEO of his own company and because he owns shares of stock in the company.
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Today, thanks in part to a taste for mobility that often flings us far from our places of birth, a more typical cemetery purchase might be a single plot, chosen and bought by survivors during the grief-racked days after the unexpected death of a loved one.
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I shuffled like my grandmother in my early 20s, periodically experienced urinary incontinence from the age of 17, temporarily lost vision and needed tinted magnifying lenses in my 30s, and now in my 40s experience cognitive challenges that are more typical of a much older person.
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In Opinion, Jesse Brown, the host of a podcast about the Canadian media, argues that Jordan Peterson, the University of Toronto psychologist and author who is seen as leading a challenge against political correctness and activism, is much more typical of Canadians than Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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In general, I don't much like the overt presence of oak in any wine, whether the darker tones of French oak, as is often encountered in more modern expressions of Rioja, or the paler, more herbal American oak, which is more typical of old-school Riojas.
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But similar advances in high-performance computing being made by the Chinese could be used to push ahead with machine-learning research, which would have military applications, along with more typical defense functions, such as simulating nuclear weapons tests or breaking the encryption used by adversaries.
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The only way to avoid bankruptcy would be to turn Medicare into a solvent program, charging enough in taxes to pay for 100 percent of its costs, not the more typical 16.5 percent or 33 percent illustrated by these examples straight from the Urban Institute's report.
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However, the female victims of same-gender assault can come from any sexual orientation, and these numbers do not account for the added component of straight women assaulted by women, survivors of a one-time offense, or other types of assault that fall outside the more "typical" narratives.
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With unabashedly progressive politics and a deft hand at social media — where she is unafraid to clap back at critics, debate detractors and post playful dance videos, among more typical statements about policy — Ocasio-Cortez has broken onto the national stage less than a year after winning her primary.
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"While some of our key markets saw colder weather conditions last week, with the result that our sales performance in those markets was more typical for this time of year, we have not yet seen a sustained period of seasonally typical weather," the company said in a statement.
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While they are not all expected to pass or even be voted on, the fact that any votes at all are likely to take place is a shift from the more typical annual ritual of oil company boards flat out refusing to vote on climate-focused shareholder resolutions.
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The letter also explained that they wouldn't be releasing anything even with redactions, which is more typical when it comes to things that the government would rather not release:The FOIA requires that "any reasonably segregable portion of a record" must be released after appropriate application of the Act's exemptions.
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Changing Business Mix: The acquisition also begins changing the business mix by diversifying Crown's revenues into higher churn (high-single digits), lower contractual maturity leases (weighted average four-plus years) with large enterprises, government agencies, carriers and educational institutions, which is more typical of a traditional telecom operator.
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Sure, they took a brief foray into more typical dominance last week, crushing the Patriots, 34-10, but their average game score, 83-16.8, means fewer total points have been scored in their games this season (319) than the Saints, the Rams and the Chiefs have each scored themselves.
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"President Trump has figured out that he has to put aside that proudly reckless style of governance that has been a staple of his presidency to date, and adopt a posture that's more typical of what presidents have done in crises," said David Greenberg, a Rutgers University history professor.
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So Dr. Hayashi, 46, who once thought he would grow up to run his uncle's cattle farm, thinks the work should not be tried in people until scientists could be certain that such babies would be just as healthy as those born of more typical eggs and sperm.
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"The Koch Brothers and Sheldon Adelson, while unusual in the enormous magnitude of their political spending, are much more typical than Gates, Buffett, or Bloomberg in not speaking out about public policy but quietly engaging in extensive political activity, most of which supports conservative causes and candidates," they conclude.
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The worst draft pick, statistically, was RHP Bill Burbach (5.5th overall in 2146.4; -212008), but more typical of latter-year Yankees drafting is 2130.0 212007th overall pick Andrew Brackman (2122.5), a college basketball player with a bum arm the Yanks were sure could figure out how to pitch.
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You can gain some clarity by reviewing a sole proprietor's Schedule C and various other worksheets floating in the background of a tax return, but we still learn less about earnings from a self-employed person's tax return than we would from the tax return of a more typical employee.
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In response, the Cape Town government is calling on inhabitants to curb water use: the city rolled out social media campaigns around messages such as "We Can Beat Day Zero" to curb water use to 275 liters or less per person per day versus the more typical 24 to 27 liters.
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Image: NASA/NSDICThe fact that the Arctic had a fairly cool summer and still hit a near record-low in September "really suggests that in the next few years, with more typical warmer conditions, we will see some very dramatic further losses," said Ted Scambos, a glaciologist at the NSDIC.
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Jeff Hauser, who runs the Revolving Door Project, a nonprofit focussed on government corruption, told me that Icahn's relationship with Trump is a particularly bald example of a kind of clientalist politics that has been more typical, historically, of banana republics, but which is on the rise in the United States.
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Portugal goalkeeper Rui Patricio made a fantastic diving low save to touch clear Younes Belhanda's sharp header but Medhi Benatia's blazed effort over the bar was more typical of their finishing from half-a-dozen reasonable chances and they paid the ultimate price for their lack of a proven goalscorer.
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A borough of 95,000 people, up to 40 percent of them Muslim and mainly of Moroccan origin, it sits just across a once warehouse-lined canal from the old heart of Brussels, whose Renaissance Grand-Place, beer bars, chocolate shops and art galleries are the more typical destinations for tourist throngs.
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The president's April 19 statement about "different opinions" and "balance" was more typical of official university responses on controversial matters — his earlier allegation that Jarrar's "disrespectful" comments went "beyond free speech" felt like a departure from the tightly circumscribed norms of academic institutions, especially because he was talking about a university employee.
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While he accepted criticism over future share awards, he noted that these pre-dated the current board and said no one had expected Sorrell to leave so quickly and that his priority after joining in 2015 had been to renegotiate Sorrell's pay before seeking to tie him in to a more typical contract.
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"What's going on in the United States in 2015 is much more typical historically than the two periods where all the arrows pointed in the same direction," Zimring, the UC Berkeley criminologist, said in 2015, referring to the periods in which crime spiked in the 1960s to early 1990s and crime dropped after.
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More typical is the less comprehensive version Harvard law professor Lawrence Lessig expressed during his short-lived presidential bid, which holds that if Congress were to simply pass some good government reforms — in particular campaign finance reform — legislation that liberals have been pushing for generations would suddenly be possible, even easy, to pass.
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Markwayne Mullin, a Republican from Oklahoma and former mixed martial arts fighter, said that most people probably have the wrong image of a body-slam -- associating it more with a WWE move where someone is dramatically picked up in the air and tossed down, as opposed to a more typical takedown used in real wrestling.
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As the presumptive Republican nominee was quick to tout, the strategy seems to click with his base; he expressed his appreciation for all the "congrats" he has been getting for being "right on radical Islamic terrorism," rather than following the more typical politician approach of just extending condolences to the victims and their families.
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It was the 20th time since 248 that a team had won by 43 runs or more, but it will be long remembered by fans of both teams and, well, anyone who loves schadenfreude or who stumbled across a score more typical of football than baseball — except when the Nationals were up, 24-219.
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A handful of small NGOs, collectively known as SynBioWatch, have taken to describing gene-drive researchers as a cabal and using tactics more typical of political misinformation campaigns (filing FOIA requests for thousands of emails, then publishing the result — a banal mix of research chitchat and conference planning — framed as a "trove" of hidden evidence).
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Along with an array of international education experts, they serve as insightful commentators as Chu pulls back to examine the broader system, including a more typical Shanghai public school and poor migrant students stumbling toward the zhongkao high school entrance exam, which can determine whether a student will follow an academic or blue-collar path.
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Rather than play to high school gymnasiums packed with adoring crowds as he's done in Iowa, where staff members have led crowds in choreographed dance moves, Mr. Buttigieg appeared in austere settings in North Carolina, South Carolina and Alabama that were more typical of an unknown candidate's first appearances on the presidential campaign trail.
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"A theme that we think is very interesting in India is that you are starting to see those holdings of financial assets increase, just as perhaps the other side of the coin is that the more typical default of investing in gold and jewelry and things such as that — that's been coming down," Kersley said.
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"Our imaging studies show that the brains of people who follow a Mediterranean-style diet typically look younger, have larger volumes and are more metabolically active than people who eat a more typical Western diet," said Dr. Lisa Mosconi, the director of the Women's Brain Initiative at the Weill Cornell Medical Center in New York.
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The second trailer leans into that difficulty even more, balancing the more typical voiceover exposition and quick edits with a longer scene that shows our heroes, the Losers' Club, journeying into the sewers of Derry to track down Pennywise, the shape-shifting clown who preys on children's fears to lure them to their doom.
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It's this variant of chlorophyll, the stuff employed by plants to convert sun energy into sugar energy, that allows the bacteria to harvest energy from the near-red spectrum of light—that is, radiation just at the edge of the visible spectrum that goes mostly unused in the more typical photosynthesis variant employed by green plants.
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It is part of what drew all of my friends and me to him — partially because some of us are queer but didn't yet feel comfortable expressing lust for women, but also because we weren't yet ready to be attracted to the more typical men Hollywood presented to us as attractive (and some of us never were).
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Given how rarely Game of Thrones' last few seasons have even acknowledged the passage of time, I guess good on them for getting "weeks" into the dialogue so we knew, but… a lot of really important things happened during those weeks, and the show ignoring them is much more typical of the way this season went.
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While Foster's suicide is an outlier in the genre of Clinton-era scandalmongering, the White House travel office controversy in which he was becoming ensnared before his death is more typical, in that fundamentally innocent conduct on the part of the Clinton administration nonetheless fed a perpetual motion machine of "scandals" about procedural issues related to the investigation itself.
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While on more typical sailings it can be hard to snag a reservation at specialty dining restaurants, on this night they were completely empty as everyone soaked in the live music, and I enjoyed my wonderfully-cooked veal chop and a fudge brownie in quiet solitude, but for "Livin' on a Prayer" playing on the speakers.
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FRIDAY PUZZLE — It's not a Friday without some sort of cruciverbal derring-do, and the derring we are doing today are quad stacks (four grid-spanning entries stacked on top of each other) crossed by three 232-letter entries (today's puzzle has 234 rows and 236 columns, as opposed to the more typical 250×250 grid).
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It is a style of play that would be more typical of the 24s than today's N.F.L., but the Ravens' run-first approach under Jackson led to a 221-26 finish to the regular season, with a series of opponents walking away wondering what just hit them — including the Chargers, who lost to Baltimore at home, 22-10.
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For example, there are the female vocal moans – what Simon Reynolds has called "vocal science" – of late 4103s 2-step garage on "Macaroni"; the cold, futuristic synths of early-2000s eskibeat grime on "Jump That Fence"; as well as the more typical, eerie drill piano keys on "Mansa Musa" (named after the great 14th century Malian king, allegedly the wealthiest person ever).
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Roy PearsonPotomac Falls, Va. To the Editor: As the elementary school in which I work closed and staff prepared for remote learning, I was struck by how relatively easily our now empty building could be used to house Covid-19 patients, or confine the Covid-19 patients to the hospitals and move other, more "typical" hospital patients to overflow accommodations.
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Today's shifts extend those trends to suburban areas and more typical citizens by making non-car travel accessible to those unable to buy one, offering cheap rental vehicles that can cover the "final mile" between bus or train stations and suburban homes or offices, providing cycle highways linking outlying places with city-centre networks and even, as in Germany, pioneering bike "autobahns" linking close-together towns.
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It was militant — a celebration of defiance animated by a clear purpose, a style more typical of New Atheism as it has developed in the United States over the past 20 years, fleshed out by leaders like Richard Dawkins and Sam Harris, and lately as much dedicated to a disdain of the excesses of identitarian liberalism as to any particular account of empirical triumph.
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The aim, founding partner Andre de Haes tells me, is to bring a more "community-driven" approach to VC. It's my understanding that this translates into both offering carry to anyone who sends a lead that then results in an investment (not just official Venture Partners, as is more typical VC operandi) and the way Backed is building a number of software platforms to better scale the VC fund.
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