It's important in terms ... Because yes, it's more visible.
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LGBT people are more visible now than ever in America.
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The curve usually makes reflections more visible from overhead lights.
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"He's going to be more visible moving forward," he said.
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Colton's breakdown is more visible because his contestants are savvier.
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At the very least, he's made those kids more visible.
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The stamp of coach (Roberto) Martinez is now more visible.
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The lecture halls of Australian universities provide more visible evidence.
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Snooze, on the other hand, will be far more visible.
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This is nearly as true of more visible policy fights.
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But a return to more visible socks could be imminent.
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Nowhere is that more visible than with China and Russia.
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She was one of the more visible faces of that.
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The list of causes with more visible support is short.
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Since receiving her moko, Jude says she feels more visible.
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Is it coming back or is it just more visible?
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It tends to be where there's more visible revenue growth.
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Now, however, Ashura parades and rituals are much more visible.
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It tends to be more visible from the Southern Hemisphere.
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Food particles get stuck in cracks, making them more visible.
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"We want to make it more visible and more transparent."
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Still, the lighter the shade, the more visible the owl.
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And Australia is more visible than it has ever been.
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Other divides may also become more visible, especially between generations.
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Black and female artists are more visible than ever before.
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How do I make myself more visible as an ally?
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The record bore less contributors, but their presences were more visible.
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Now the veteran Stalinists in the politburo are more visible again.
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And now that he has, that conflict has become more visible.
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So Opera is going to make these web interfaces more visible.
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With an impersonation, the work of the acting is more visible.
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This new initiative just makes that action more visible to everyone.
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But depending on how it's cooked, it might be more visible.
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With hemp's legalization, CBD is bound to become even more visible.
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And quietly, the actor has become more visible in recent years.
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Your sudden wealth makes you a larger and more visible target.
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His posture is more visible and the food looks more appetizing.
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Its head is slightly darker and more visible than its wings.
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But a dim star is more visible than a dark star.
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But he said this winter the animals were far more visible.
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The cotton appearance became more visible as they spread it out.
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The more visible concern is consumer protection, particularly protections for privacy.
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The toll of tariffs on China's economy is becoming more visible.
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Homelessness is also a more visible part of life in California.
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Disruptions caused by the outbreak are becoming more visible in Europe.
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And larger strikes have created more visible features, including giant craters.
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Across Africa, Russia is becoming a more visible and assertive player.
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Vested interests will become more visible, and provide new decision frameworks.
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Nowhere is it more visible than Xinjiang, home of China's Uighur minority.
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"[They] become more visible and active during spring," Snapp told Fox News .
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But over the last few years its impact has become more visible.
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To be sure, as transgender Americans become more visible, new puzzles emerge.
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The diversity discussion in YA has only grown more visible since 22016.
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However, wine ads were more visible in print publications, such as magazines.
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Queer women have rarely been more visible or attractive than in 2018.
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These programs, according to Potts, make the education department's work more visible.
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News reports suggest that cryptocurrencies are becoming more visible across the country.
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Nowhere is this more visible than in the loss of women's rights.
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This, she said, made the country a more visible target for NGOs.
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The print color for each letter, number, and symbol is more visible.
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In 2016, female producers and DJs are arguably more visible than ever.
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Trump's presidential win has seemingly emboldened the KKK to be more visible.
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Gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender Americans are more visible than ever before.
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It's just more visible here because of the subway station's central location.
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The more tanned I get, the more visible my white spots are.
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Epidemic or not, estrangement is now more visible thanks to the internet.
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Nintendo's leaking community is more visible than those of other game companies.
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And Google became a more visible exhibitor and sponsor at such events.
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"These spaces are now more visible and easier to locate," she said.
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But the flashy makeup can make you more visible to other humans.
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The Venus de Milo's missing arms only make her curves more visible.
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The HOPE count, established in 2005, sticks to more visible, public spaces.
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But less snow in the winter is making them more visible to predators.
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So any damage to the ends of your hair will be more visible.
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Better striping and pushing the curb out can help make walkers more visible.
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But he said war commanders must find a way to be more visible.
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Last June, Lyft updated its app to make shared rides much more visible.
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Oligopolistic behaviour is more visible and important in the contemporary economy than monopsony.
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In Europe, nowhere are the scars of war more visible than in Germany.
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It's like the structure of your social graph is being made more visible.
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Trump has been more visible about the family separation issue at the border.
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But he reported that there was "no more visible smoke," Ms. Fasano said.
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Nothing made tourists more visible than their fervent Instagramming and ever-present iPhones.
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But Nintendo's leaking community is more visible than those of other game companies.
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Political activism by corporate CEOs has become much more visible in recent times.
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Some argue that Zealandia should be counted alongside our (more visible) seven continents.
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My problem is that as my disease evolves, it becomes more and more visible.
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The button will also be made more visible within the app, the company said.
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Cybersex is important to him, and he's more visible, thus more vulnerable, than ever.
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These days, media attention makes Iowa more visible and the caucus structure more complex.
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The threat of Brexit made the phenomenon more visible, but it is surprisingly common.
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That is because these forms are usually more visible, making them harder to conceal.
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With this escalation the cost from their trade brawl will soon become more visible.
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" The 5' 4", 33-year-old heroine is more visible than ever these days.
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Rwanda's Transform Africa Summit has become one of Face The Gorillas' more visible venues.
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Or, at least, all the music in the world is a lot more visible.
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That said, the Instagram account has over 100 followers, as one more visible metric.
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The more visible of these events was, of course, the election of Donald Trump.
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We're now seeing an early, straightforward idea: make its rules of conduct more visible.
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This process is getting easier as sex toys become more visible, commonplace, and diverse.
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But since Trump lifted the legislation, transgender student rights have become even more visible.
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Last week, Facebook redesigned the News Feed that could make brands content more visible.
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And there is no place where that tension is more visible than in nightlife.
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As tensions grew between miners and environmental regulators, Coptis became a more visible advocate.
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So, if there were another round, I think it would be much more visible.
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"The harbor is fundamentally larger, much more open and much more visible," he said.
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The new warnings were designed to be both more visible and easier to understand.
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It's just more visible at the moment because of which groups are being affected.
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Apple's design degradation is perhaps nowhere more visible than in the ill-fated AirPower.
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As a result, the Saint's hair and animal fur are now far more visible.
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And considering the political development today, I think this will only become more visible.
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Russian agents undermining trust in institutions and democracy are even more visible on Twitter.
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The more we try to erase, the more visible the mistake — the residue lingers.
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There are much bigger temples in the area, and others with more visible congregations.
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More visible are those who appear at street corners to sell sweets or beg.
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In other regions, the differences between such places are more visible than in Seattle.
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But at least the light at the end of the tunnel is more visible.
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But that closeness also makes them more visible, and brighter in the night sky.
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She stepped back, looked, and readjusted the bill so it would be more visible.
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As it rose, Mr. Xi allowed other officials to take on more visible roles.
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The serving size is more visible and more accurately reflects the amount people eat.
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That reform won't happen unless the issue becomes more visible and more regularly debated.
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At no time was this more visible than during the government shutdown in January.
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Perhaps nowhere is the problem more visible than in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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Harvest boxes could also end up being much more visible than ordinary SNAP benefits.
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Company lawyers don't usually get much attention, although Stretch was more visible than most.
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Often elusive in heavily hunted areas, tapirs in Yaguas seem to remain more visible.
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I'd like them to be more visible, more integrated perhaps into how kids are learning.
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If anything, I up the brightness to make things more visible, but I hate filters.
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Uniqlo is one of Japan's more visible brands globally outside the auto and electronics industries.
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Negative reviews tended to have higher word counts and were more visible, the authors note.
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The fashionable footwear became more and more visible throughout the last decade of Bush's life.
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She's more visible now, but even more aloof, given the press restrictions on her position.
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" Dietz: "The housing crisis has skyrocketed across California, which has made homelessness much more visible.
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The more flags a game gets, the more visible it will be on the platform.
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Looks that may have made the soldiers more visible targets against urban and desert backgrounds.
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Rather than hiding behind a mask, McLean's fursona only makes him that much more visible.
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Even in public remarks, Trump has become more visible as his press team has receded.
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Mr Kabila made sure that Mr Shadary's campaign was far more visible than his rivals'.
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This imbalance has only become more visible during the first 12 months of Trump's administration.
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More visible are "caravans" of hundreds, or even thousands, of migrants, usually starting in Honduras.
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Nigeria's deindustrialisation is perhaps more visible in this part of the country than anywhere else.
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Drag Race has made drag culture more visible on a national level than ever before.
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The general, long a behind-the-scenes operator, has become much more visible and powerful.
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ICE is more visible, and more feared, than it was over the past two years.
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CEOs and celebrities have also made climate change a priority and should be more visible.
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It's just the social, economic, and political situation that conspire to make it more visible.
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FED'S ROSENGREN SAYS A NEW ROUND OF TARIFFS WOULD BE MORE VISIBLE TO CONSUMERS- CNBC
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He asked that the company not be named, to avoid becoming a more visible target.
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And since 2016, progressives established a more visible presence, which could count in Flaccavento's favor.
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He's also more visible than most Facebook execs, who tend to keep a low profile.
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Meek's case isn't out of the ordinary, it's just more visible because of his celebrity.
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In a white-dominated academic environment, he made himself more visible instead of shrinking down.
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How do we make some of our SME's more visible to some of that investment?
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There is safety in numbers, Ms. Trottenberg added, because cyclists are more visible to drivers.
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This is more visible and artistic; Andy Warhol and Shepard Fairey, for example, famously POSTERIZE.
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The duo reportedly scraped into it with the intent of making the glyph more visible.
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And, perhaps, because of the Neediest Cases project, all of these experiences are more visible.
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Professional gamers are more visible than ever, and the athletic apparel industry has taken notice.
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And as Muslims became more visible in Sri Lanka, they have become targets of violence.
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Time will tell if that crease becomes more visible the more you use the laptop.
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But nowhere are transfers more visible — and, for some teams, more vital — than at quarterback.
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Nowhere is China's surveillance state more visible than in Xinjiang, home to China's Uighur minority.
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Never has the liquor — tequila's smokier, rougher parent spirit — been more visible, plentiful or popular.
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The infrastructure of Las Vegas's first major professional sports team also is becoming more visible.
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Games are more visible because the way we share them with each other has changed.
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Not having enough room to store your pots and pans can cause more visible clutter.
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But to do so, the secretary of state needs to be more visible and vocal.
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"We wanted to make the history more visible and the facts accessible," Dr. Field said.
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Women are more visible in the genre and especially the media landscape has changed drastically.
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After initially lying low amid his divorce from Angelina Jolie, Pitt has been more visible lately.
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This year, however, their contributions and descendents are more visible than ever in 150th anniversary celebrations.
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Here's a closer look at Antifa protesters, who have become more visible in the past year.
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It's more visible, so we think about it that way, but it's actually not the case.
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More visible than the men in purple ties were the women all decked out in white.
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Ironically, the pussyhat has made that conversation more visible, while erasing its creator in the process.
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Things washed out by a pop of light or a deep shadow are not more visible.
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To make their collaboration more visible, Reliance Digital outlets in the country will serve as Pokéstops.
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That sort of ICE activity is more visible — and often more disruptive to immigrants' daily lives.
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This year's presidential election might be an opportunity for the Christian left to become more visible.
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As Ahmadinejad has become more visible again, supporters have used the Internet to highlight his accomplishments.
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This means firms with better-known, more visible brands have a larger pool of potential referrals.
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Basically, we're told Kate wants to be more visible now that Meghan is commanding the spotlight.
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It also recently launched a partnership with WeChat, to help make locations more visible in China.
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One part of the Great Wall is even more visible now, but for very wrong reasons.
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It comes as Bill Clinton has played a more visible role in his wife's presidential campaign.
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But LGBTQ activists fought back, risked their lives, convened, and made themselves more visible than ever.
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Murphy told Insider that shaving your body hair can make your muscles look more visible too.
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While men dominate macroeconomics, women are more visible among those studying labor markets, health and education.
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More recently it appears the support for Trump among the Proud Boys has become more visible.
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The medium obscures the reality of other people's experiences, even as it makes them more visible.
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But there are points at which the divide becomes more visible, or at least more complicated.
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I needed to climb again, get around the rocky outcrop above me, to be more visible.
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Whatever the role of those dark blotches, they weren't making the rays more visible to predators.
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Only at night when others return to their warm nests do the homeless become more visible.
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His critics had already seized on the issue, which has grown more visible on city streets.
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Garcetti has taken a more visible role by helping fellow Democrats raise money around the country.
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The lack of lighting in the room makes the video more visible, but it does more.
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At Los Angeles International Airport, the Fourth of July weekend typically means a more visible security presence.
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But they have a hypothesis: frogs might glow brighter to make themselves more visible to one another.
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At the same time, studies reveal that white supremacy propaganda is becoming more visible in daily life.
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They don't illuminate the road very well, but they do make you more visible as a rider.
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Then Releaf boosts businesses that have made successful transactions through the site by making them more visible.
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Legal in some form in 16 states, abortion had become much more visible in the late 1960s.
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"There's no one who's been more visible on the campaign than the two of us," he said.
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But it also gives our movie another platform: It makes the film even more visible for people.
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It certainly appals central government officials, who play an ever-more visible role in Hong Kong's politics.
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The Defender has a long line of fans and obsessives, none more visible than Queen Elizabeth herself.
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No where is that more visible than in the processing cores at the center of the iPhone.
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So we've put our money elsewhere say Google, or Facebook, which we think has more visible growth.
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Not only will it make you more visible to drivers, but it will lift your spirits too.
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Tonight we met their attacks with a resolve to be louder and more visible than ever before.
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The image has been toned to increase the brightness and contrast, making the relevant details more visible.
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Today, trans people are much more visible in media and public life than when I was young.
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The move could help strengthen Yik Yak communities by making their best contributors more visible and trusted.
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All of these are symptoms—symptoms, certainly, that have gotten much, much more visible since November 2016.
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Unicode 10 will make that symbol more visible, with an emoji of a woman in a hijab.
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First, over the past half- century the fetus has become much more visible, both literally and figuratively.
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We have to unite, so our work is more visible to empower women, to give women autonomy.
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The police cadets were even more visible as they traveled toward Kabul in large green school buses.
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Even the original image was retouched to make the water more visible (and reportedly, Stalin more handsome).
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She puts her thumb in her mouth and blows on it to make her vein more visible.
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While the other shoes use a tightly knitted material, the AM4LA has more visible perforations for breathability.
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One might have more visible curves than the other, but both are and have always been slender.
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On the vast spectrum of sexuality, certain identities are more visible — and easier to understand — than others.
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"We're usually called on to invent things at a much more visible, bigger scale," Mr. Rockwell said.
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It's unclear whether the site plans to display a more visible F rating symbol in the future.
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And more eyes will be on female legislators, because minorities in any room are inevitably more visible.
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Some of the countries — Austria and France, for example — have far more visible movements than the others.
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For some perfectionists, that plan can expand into a more visible, and more life-threatening, eating disorder.
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Nowhere is the tension between haves and have-nots more visible than in the East Liberty neighborhood.
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Professor Fritsche's research suggests that Ms. Petry could be correct, as right-wing parties become more visible.
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After having my routine shaken, the toxic elements of my daily life became a lot more visible.
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"With an international peacekeeping force in Mali, it makes what you do much more visible," Karlsrud said.
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That ensemble, through its concerts, is one of the more visible educational offerings begun under Mr. Gillinson's tenure.
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In Spit Crystal, I'm taking something as unimportant as spit and turning it into a more visible construct.
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I think that's changed now, and the rise of the internet has made it a lot more visible.
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This is what inspired me to make these shops more visible — by giving a voice to the shopkeepers.
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Sometimes she's confronted with downright hatred, especially once she began running for public office and became more visible.
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The real battle, which will become much more visible in the coming years, is over the driving experience.
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"Fan culture is much more an important part of the business because it's much more visible," he said.
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Hijabs have also become more visible in Western advertising campaigns for popular retailers like H&M and Gap.
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Perhaps nowhere was the phenomenon of broken relationships more visible than on Facebook, a microcosm of real-life.
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And it seems unlikely that these deals will make the space agency more visible than it already is.
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The aid publishers can provide can often help a game become more visible and reach a wider audience.
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The newly-launched social impact project is an initiative to help female founders become more visible to consumers.
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In fact, homes with solar panels more visible from the street have an even larger impact on neighbors.
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Complex friendships between black women may be becoming more visible on television, but the creeping, backhanded quality remains.
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However, the side effects and technical constraints of the ECB's purchases are becoming more visible by the day.
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In that regard, Ruszczyk's death may allow the crisis of police excessive force to become even more visible.
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The effects of higher production could become a lot more visible in the next few weeks, he said.
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Hampton, New Hampshire (CNN)Jeb Bush's "favorite Bush" is now taking a more visible role in his campaign.
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Still, contemporary images of consensual sadomasochism seem more visible today than at any other point in human history.
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"BDSM has become more visible and acceptable through fashion and the wide use of the internet," he observes.
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Major bits of grammar—like the existence of a subjunctive—are usually a lot more visible than this.
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And the protestors' disdain only grows more visible by the day -- on the walls and streets of Paris.
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The profiles did populate when entering a full search but not not in the more visible search menu.
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As the shutdown enters its second month, its consequences are becoming more visible in American business and life.
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As a result, about a dozen shopping sites from companies besides Google could become more visible and accessible.
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Just before her name would be called, Pressley made her way to cast her vote someplace more visible.
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The question is coming up more often as the transgender community grows more visible, especially in the workplace.
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So that local officials are competing for promotions and GDP growth is more visible than progress of reform.
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It will be interesting if prosecutors decide to go after traders and leave this more visible activity untouched.
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Nowhere was this sentiment more visible than at the Women's March on Washington the day after the inauguration.
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As the use of "they" became more visible, right-wing critics began to push back against its use.
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Stevenson became convinced that lynching had a historical and a contemporary relevance that needed to be more visible.
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The gap between rich and poor has not widened in Latin America, but it has become more visible.
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One difference from a lot of the west is that religion is a more visible part of life.
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America pageant contestant, Manigault, 42, was one of Trump's more visible African-American supporters during his successful election bid.
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Police chiefs and sheriffs are often pressured by the community and the media to focus on more visible problems.
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Uber says that it was motivated to make them more visible as a way to encourage better rider behavior.
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It's become a bit more visible over the last decade, thanks in no small part part to Together Festival.
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Both features made hashtags more visible, rather than less, which makes speculation about a hidden hashtags tool somewhat surprising.
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The authors focused on serious crimes such as murder, rape and assault "because these are more visible to voters".
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California's homeless population has become both more visible and, with the presence of drugs like fentanyl, more violently unpredictable.
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Abused women in refuges were more visible than those at home, boosting support for stricter laws against domestic violence.
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He said that Mercury, which was too low to see clearly, will most likely become more visible on Feb.
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Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said Wednesday that Turkey would be taking more visible security measures in densely populated areas.
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By contrast Asian group-abusers are more likely to socialise and commit abuse together, which makes them more visible.
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In many ways, the more visible someone is in these ways, the more it encourages their stalker to act.
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I think our community could be more visible, and needs more channels where we can make our voices heard.
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In making soldiers more visible through initiatives like this esports one, the Army hopes to aid its recruitment efforts.
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This message exists in Arrival, but it's hidden under broader plot movements, big drama, and more visible Hollywood layers.
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We're both escaping into it, whilst becoming more visible than we've ever been, and that creates a strange dynamic.
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Following this model, Mexico has pushed towards a more visible drive to bring LGBT issues to the consular agenda.
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However, what is essential is a more visible support from the Mexican consular and diplomatic network to LGBT rights.
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These days, the environmental consequences of consumerism are more visible than ever, which can make holiday shopping seem excessive.
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He's been a more visible Oracle spokesman recently, touting the company's cloud offerings for small businesses and financial services.
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Do you think that there has been increasing violence as trans people have become more visible over the years?
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One thing we can be sure of is that self-harm is more visible than it has ever been.
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We need to remember that just because the queer community is now more visible, we are not necessarily safer.
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They were trying to make it more visible actually, and I don't think they understood how serious it was.
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Incremental tweaking did little to address the grief and suffering caused by the crisis, making political power more visible.
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Gender discrimination, race discrimination, and other problems are more visible, but just part of the cost of doing business.
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It meant that the play that you carry inside you for 30 years will be a little more visible.
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"We must make ourselves much more visible in this society," he said in an interview at the Cologne mosque.
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In doing so, he makes anxious black nerds like me more visible, and broadens TV's notions about black masculinity.
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In creating stories that make you and others even slightly more visible, you see how invisible you were before.
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In both cases, the higher rates were needed to accommodate outsize screens that made flicker and blur more visible.
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"They've always been more targeted because they're more visible," said Amanda Susskind of the ADL, which tracks hate crimes.
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"We have a situation in which people with anti-Semitic views are becoming bolder and more visible," he said.
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So I was hoping to make more visible the all-too-invisible effects of radiation on the human body.
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The disorder that comes as things change is more visible than the order that often reins when they don't.
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But the label is becoming more visible, showing up in graffiti on college campuses and forums for grassroots organizers online.
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Her support from the Zapatistas marks a more visible turn for the insurgent movement, which has faded in recent years.
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"With the availability of data, the lived realities of girls will become a lot more visible to policymakers," she said.
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But she soon realized it was not, as the red spots on Mason's body worsened, becoming bigger and more visible.
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"By making disabled people more visible and more mainstream then you foster more potential for understanding and empathy," says Matthews.
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Transgender people are more visible than we have ever been, but that visibility can make us vulnerable to outside attack.
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By making vaginas more "visible," Jasmin believes she can help other women develop a healthier relationship with their own bodies.
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It might be easier to commit offences on game days because there are more visible targets—in parking lots, say.
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But Abrams' rising star has also made more visible the rising tension between the two candidates and their respective supporters.
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However, unlike Johnson and Kid Rock, Woodley has a much more visible and sustained record of political engagement and activism.
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Make yourself a bit more visible by wearing this Turn Signal Commuter Backpack, the accessory of every daily commuter's dreams.
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But as far as statements go, few are more visible or more public than putting somebody's face on a bill.
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Bose-Einstein condensates are systems of ultra-cold atoms where strange quantum physical phenomena become more visible on larger scales.
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Disabled individuals, organizations and reporters often rely on sympathetic stories to try to make the impact of Medicaid more visible.
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In the early years, the programs and investments funded by the revenue will be more visible and salient to voters.
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Tokyo is a city of obsessions and obsessives, and none is more visible or pervasive than the preoccupation with food.
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The committee makes crucial decisions within FIFA, none more visible than voting on host nation honors for each World Cup.
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But the main reason is probably that a little cash can have a more visible effect in a small country.
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Forest officials are looking to move the rock to a place where it can be more visible to the public.
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It looks like pretty standard gold in these product shots, but maybe the "rose" part is more visible in person.
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"Looking further ahead, we think that the slowdown in growth will become more visible, more specifically in 1H20," they said.
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Google and Waze successfully pipe nearly everything of value to the app's users into a larger, more visible, safer touchscreen.
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"Rose was born in one cult and came of age in another, more visible cult: Hollywood," the book's description says.
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The role of CVCs in the venture ecosystem has never been more visible or impactful than it is right now.
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Matthew Martin, a professor of communications studies at West Virginia University, said that politicians are more visible than ever today.
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But as he entered the race and became more visible on the campaign trail, Biden's satisfaction has steadily declined since.
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With home design shows on networks like HGTV and photo apps like Pinterest and Instagram, home décor is more visible.
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But she said she believes some brands are starting to understand the importance of making dark-skinned women more visible.
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YouTube's mobile app uses bigger thumbnails to make images more visible, which is similar to what's happening in the redesign.
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K.K.R., Apollo Global Management and the Carlyle Group all recently promoted their next generation of leadership to more visible roles.
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But as the country finally puts an acute crisis in the rearview mirror, other longstanding problems are becoming more visible.
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But the rise of a new climate movement means there's now a much more visible — and especially vulnerable — target: kids.
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"I think he absolutely, from what we've seen, he's going to play a more visible role," one business source said.
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Some of the more visible ICE operations in recent weeks have ricocheted around the internet, and sometimes drawn a backlash.
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"You might expect that a frontrunner is going to lose some ground as other candidates become more visible," said Selzer.
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And there are no ways for campaigns to narrowly target ads to specific demographics, making the sponcon campaigns more visible.
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The security around Reed during his singles match was much more visible than at any other time during the week.
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He has in recent weeks grown more visible on the campaign trail as the midterm campaign enters its final month.
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I came to this World Cup to be successful and to play a part in making women's football globally more visible.
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For example, in the above photo I brightened the roof a little bit to make the light-coloured wood more visible.
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Despite all the challenges that we still have, which are definitely plentiful, we're living longer, we're more visible, we're more resilient.
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You could already save places and add more information to a Google Maps listing, but those features are now more visible.
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These legal changes shadow a new awareness of Métis culture; Métis people are more visible on television and in the press.
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It shows that racial, ethnic and religious minorities are becoming more visible in mainstream America, along different sexual and gender identities.
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In the age of social media and Black Lives Matter, conversations about race seem more visible and accessible than ever before.
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The worry for officials in the DIT is that negotiations this time round will be more visible, risking bigger public protests.
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Since the Arab spring, as gay people have become more visible, homophobic attacks have increased in Tunisia, say human-rights groups.
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It will have survived peaks and troughs in manufacturing that in another era might have been more visible in aggregate data.
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With films like Black Panther and a lot of great Oscar films this year, Latinos are becoming more and more visible.
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And Hanke really is determined to make the social side of Niantic's creation all the more visible in the months ahead.
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The gun control results are more visible in New Hampshire, where Clinton has opened up a 13-point lead over Trump.
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Hugely significant innovations, born or sired by chance, are now becoming more visible as the breadth of her legacy is acknowledged.
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Traditionally, their work will be more visible and frequently cited if published in a prestigious journal with a high impact factor.
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"Home batteries and home charging stations are likely to become much more visible," he said in a note on Monday evening.
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The dream is that the more work I get, the more visible I become, the more comfortable I am calling favors.
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They apparently intended to "fix" it to make it more visible, but permanently defaced the carving, on the island of Tro.
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Nor do they believe these hyperbolic behaviours are particular to online life: It just happens to have made them more visible.
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This is a complete flywheel, and I think the more visible we are, the more information and networking we can do.
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There's always going to be bias; but the more visible we are, the more increase in violence—especially with the haters.
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The shirt features reflective elements that help make it more visible in low-light conditions, such as running outside at night.
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The other: that the tangled legacy of slavery is ever with us, its history and continuing sins more visible than ever.
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"The more visible we can make ourselves in film and television, the greater ability we have to introduce ourselves," he said.
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So I'm hopeful that this revised branding might also lead to the whole effort becoming more visible from the consumer perspective.
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Francis's media popularity — and savvy — render his public policy positions far more visible than those of, say, his predecessor Benedict XIV.
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Mark Milley, the Joint Chiefs chair, haven't been more visible so far in reassuring the nation that all will be well.
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Nowhere has the Trump Effect been more visible than in Jerusalem, where the political right has openly rejoiced at the election.
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At least partial sunshine should be seen through much of the day, although clouds may become more visible toward late afternoon.
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I'm sure things have changed in the more visible corners of the hospitality industry since my days as a table runner.
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The mask-wearers are more visible than people who are taking recommended precautions (washing their hands more often and limiting travel).
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This year, the cracks and fissures in the American experiment have become more visible, thanks to angry rhetoric and finger-pointing.
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For 2000 years, the gallery occupied a more visible ground-floor space on Madison Avenue between East 2112th and 2000th Streets.
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Across the street from Eaton, under a pop-up tent, he works on his computer to make his projection more visible.
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Conjugated pairs of proteins and sugars are much more visible to infants' immature immune systems and help them generate protective antibodies.
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Niccol said "Mission One" is to make the brand more visible with messages that remind diners what makes the chain different.
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To her, there was no more visible an instance of the power of a suit than the July Democratic presidential debates.
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No more visible sign of this has been Trump's public rapprochement with Mitt Romney, touted as a possible secretary of State.
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"No American political institution is more visible than the convention, or more often visibly shoddy," the constitutional scholar Alexander Bickel admitted.
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There are so many ways our collective imaginary constructs have let us down that become more visible in this Whitney debacle.
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Disclosing tablets are available in supermarkets and chemists and they make plaque more visible, showing areas you may have missed when brushing.
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New software and services, faster performance, and improved cameras are all great features, but consumers want more visible change for the iPhone.
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The idea is to avoid rewarding people for attacking one another with zingers in the way that more visible engagement counts do.
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And while it's unclear if the total number of drug users has increased in recent years, the problem has become more visible.
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And both women already have gotten a taste of the scrutiny they'll face as they take on even more visible national roles.
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Reshma Saujani founded Girls Who Code, the powerhouse nonprofit that has helped to make coding education — and its gender gap — more visible.
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The Apple News app is also getting updated alongside the Stocks app, so stock-related news and updates will be more visible.
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Researchers say that chemo could act as a catalyst, creating cellular debris that makes tumor cells more visible to the immune system.
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Trump: It's both familiar and exotic, and is similar to some recent names that became more visible and more popular, like...Malia.
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Be smart: SXSW has progressive, indie-alternative roots, but the festival's new political dimension makes the lack of ideological diversity more visible.
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Grabbing Jobr gets Monster a better and more visible position in the App Store, which is critical in today's mobile-centric world.
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Nowhere is the impact of global warming more visible than the the Arctic, where ice is retreating further and further each summer.
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Much of their efforts have centered around making video more visible and encouraging publishers, brands and users to share more of it.
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"If women are more visible in public and wider policy making, then the whole power dynamic will start changing," Kabir points out.
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This feature could perhaps then leave room for trolls to become even more visible to new users unaware of the blocking features.
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"Anti-gay slogans were more visible this year, but there were also many anti-Semitic and Islamophobic slogans and banners," he said.
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The more visible gay people became in the culture and in straight people's personal lives, the more accepting the outside world became.
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That's not to say that what the fashion industry has done to make the trans experience more visible goes unnoticed or unappreciated.
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So while the buzz cut is more visible than ever within the fashion community, the trend is undeniably rooted in the street.
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As the politics over the role and members of the Supreme Court grew after the 1950s, justices became more visible and iconic.
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For one, the invisible primary has become far more visible, with more televised debates that have greater audiences and more media scrutiny.
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That is possibly one reason that the company has started to speak to the press more and to make itself more visible.
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Proactive diagnosis and treatment are making apnea and CPAP more visible, Dasgupta says, resulting in a better night's sleep for many Americans.
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Super Chat allows users to pay to engage in a more visible way and gives creators an opportunity to monetize their videos.
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The decision could bring Mr. Liu, who founded and leads JD.com, back to a more visible role at his e-commerce behemoth.
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The discussion in the news and in popular media made queer people in the military more visible than we ever had been.
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" What she saw as a school principal, she said, was that when arts were integrated into the curriculum, "learning became more visible.
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With carceral politics more visible than ever, once can hope that the arc of history will indeed continue to bend toward justice.
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Wong and Tseng were part of this broader movement, but also instrumental in the more visible, documented artistic movements of the time.
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Last year, it rolled out Sponsored Products, an ad format that makes brand manufacturers&apos products more visible on retailers&apos websites.
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Also, the science of climate change has become far more certain and the impact more visible in the 20 years since Kyoto.
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Subsurface gas can heat up and explode, ejecting huge plumes of dust, which would make the comet much brighter and more visible.
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Throughout northern Africa, therefore, ISIS and other terrorists could well become more visible next year as weak governments come under increased threat.
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As the model expands, these tensions may become more visible as workers with more political and social capital are subjected to them.
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These, too, are more visible than in the past, thanks to more combative prosecutors, investigative journalists, whistleblowers and freedom-of-information laws.
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With the trans community growing more visible, so has the cis fascination with gender confirmation surgeries available to people of all genders.
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Though these cases have become more visible lately, activists say that many remain unsolved partially because of perceived ignorance among law enforcement.
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Those changes have been happening for a long time, but in recent years they have become more visible and harder to ignore.
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Hashtags and location information can make photos even more visible to communities beyond a teen's followers if his or her account is public.
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On that point, research backs them up: Young women tend to set higher goals for themselves when they have more visible women leaders.
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Stephanie Tomsett, an analyst at tech advisory ABI Research, noted that sales growth for the devices has increased as they become more visible.
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Google Hangouts Chat remains a cult favorite thanks to its unlimited messages, easy access to other Google services, and more visible discussion threads.
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But NASA warns that the same magnifying function that will make the eclipse clearer and more visible could also fry your phone's camera.
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But for ordinary users, ad tech might still seem a bit abstract, and there's a much more visible controversy brewing with Google search.
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Do you feel like you need to be more visible now to make the site work, or because the TV show isn't there?
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And now that he's achieved YouTube success, Jai is setting his sights on making the LGBT community more visible in the mainstream media.
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The city's homeless have become ever more visible, thanks to a tech boom that has driven real estate development even in rundown areas.
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It's not a coincidence that unauthorized immigrants have become more visible over the past decade, and that that movement's been led by DREAMers.
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It would be nice if Facebook prioritized making those privacy setting options easier to access and much more visible to the average user.
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And after Microsoft's $26.2 billion acquisition of LinkedIn was announced in June, speculation that the much more visible Twitter might be next grew.
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But if a stream gets lots of viewers and feedback, Facebook can automatically push it higher in the feed so it's more visible.
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The crease is more visible in photos and videos, but in person, when the device is completely unfolded, it's almost impossible to see.
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It's one of the steps Google News Initiative is taking to make data journalism more visible, with the field quickly growing across media.
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Video To tackle the problem, Wilkie plans to be more visible not only at headquarters in Washington but VA hospitals throughout the country.
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I MEAN, OBVIOUSLY YOU END UP WITH MUCH MORE VISIBLE POLICE PRESENCE IN ALL THE EUROPEAN CAPITALS IN THE LAST WEEK OR TWO.
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One is that I found that people who benefit from more visible social programs, like food stamps, are much less likely to vote.
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Each tribute creates a small pinpoint of light within the constellation's borders and makes it more visible within the larger Google Sky map.
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That'll mean bringing in a dedicated sales team, increasing online advertising spend to reach new customers and being more visible around event marketing.
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But Grimes did become so much more visible after the label got involved, and I know you were a huge part of it.
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The idea is that by putting it in the spotlight every September 23, bisexuality—and the issues bisexual people face—becomes more visible.
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PROBLEMS "MORE VISIBLE" Luis Carlos Villegas, Colombia's defense minister, told Reuters the problems with other gangs, guerrillas and criminals aren't new or worsening.
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Colleges and universities should strive to place more women in leadership roles and make these roles more visible to student athletes, they write.
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For Drucker and Ernst, whose work has always been about making the trans experience more visible, this has meant a much bigger audience.
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In making the contours of past power more visible, How to Hide an Empire may help make it possible to imagine future alternatives.
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"As the lives of the populace become more visible, our work-a-day morals and expectations need to change and shift," he wrote.
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The other one is less exalted but generally far more visible: I run according to a schedule that I ignore at my peril.
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"As these artists are collected, their market value increases and this makes them both more visible and more collectable," reads the exhibition text.
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After a lawsuit, the city extended the route a little bit, but ultimately didn't make the (weak) turnout much more visible or impactful.
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For aficionados there's a lot of love for the clear red and blue where the dynamic nature of the gas is more visible.
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In 2016, a lot more lesbians are 'out and proud,' but that doesn't mean they're any more visible than Ellen DeGeneres' fashion sense.
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Hyphenated stories exist across western societies (and beyond), and he constantly uses his art and status to make sure they become more visible.
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The signs of tighter security in Grand Rapids included more visible security personnel and sturdier barriers between the news media and the audience.
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Even though white chefs were more visible in the press, celebrated with top jobs and awards, Thai women had been cooking all along.
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The fender lights are situated in a way that makes them more visible to those looking down at them — think bikers and pedestrians.
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It seemed that whoever made the marks deliberately sawed the bone back and forth to make the marks deeper, wider and more visible.
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Again, it's often done to make the theme more visible to beginners, but sadly, they rarely get to experience a theme with layers.
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Cyclists try to make themselves more visible to drivers by wearing reflective clothing and blinking lights, but it never seems to be enough.
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But recently he has noticed that people are bolder at the outset, requesting large tattoos in more visible locations — forearms, calves and hands.
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But this year, the revocation of Article 370 led to more visible coverage about Kashmir than I had really seen in recent memory.
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The new iPhone 11 models get Night Mode, a camera feature that adjusts the lighting in dark scenes to make them more visible.
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Quite a lot of people in this other Egyptian wave went to the American High School; they're better equipped, better organized, more visible.
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"The speed of information is causing referees to be more visible," said J.D. Collins, the N.C.A.A.'s national coordinator of men's basketball officials.
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It has become more visible to mainstream America largely because of the proliferation of personal recording devices, cellphone cameras, video recorders — they're everywhere.
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The central government's representatives in Hong Kong have become more visible and democrats complain about ever-more-blatant attempts by China to manipulate elections.
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If that is overblown, fixing one Balkan problem does at least make the others more visible, notes Florian Bieber, an expert on the region.
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Even though Diaz-Canel has become a more visible presence at official functions, details about the direction he could take the country remain unknown.
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Bradford previously used thin layers of color, but now the earlier colors and forms are more visible through the final layer of brushy colors.
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While LGBTQ people have become more visible over recent years, there's still a lot of silence and misinformation around one group in particular: asexuals.
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The LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender) Muslim community has likewise become more visible and added their voice to the debate on Islamic authenticity.
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Even among the tech industry's most valuable companies, two of the more visible CEOs, Google's Sundar Pichai, and Microsoft's Satya Nadella, are both Indian.
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The diversity on display was much more visible at this conference than the NRA itself, and gun-rights advocates said that's a good thing.
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The good news is that there is one easy way to make yourself more visible to drivers: by wearing bright and/or reflective clothing.
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Until the 70s, the differences weren't that pronounced but once I started going to East Germany in the 80s, the gap became more visible.
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A persistent search bar makes search more visible throughout the app makes it easier to find things when you know what you're looking for.
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Corruption has grown more visible not because the state is adept at investigating it but because of a nascent civil society and social media.
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Manuel Zelaya, who was deposed in the coup in 2009 and backs Mr Nasralla, has been more visible than the candidate since the election.
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"The result is that people contributing to the healthy conversation will be more visible in conversations and search," Twitter said in a blog post .
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But his second promise was more visible to the world: Japan would pursue a muscular foreign policy with a special focus on countering China.
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"Coming out of the shadows also means becoming more visible and more trackable," Nopper told me when I reported on alternative credit for Slate.
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She says the difficulties of living with and treating PDP should be much more visible and a higher priority for policymakers, researchers and medics.
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It is possible that global crude stocks could be falling already as previously invisible stocks are repositioned and become more visible to the market.
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Billboards for famous pastors dot the highways, an annual redemption camp attracts millions of people, and some preachers are more visible than political leaders.
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There are new checkpoints and policies and a much more visible police presence outside the stadium gates, with the security cordon clearly much wider.
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Of these two, the seaborne market grabs the most attention, as it's more visible to investors, traders and even environmentalists opposed to coal mining.
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But his predecessor, Terry McAuliffe, who in the spring ended a flirtation with a presidential run, was far more visible on the campaign trail.
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"External demand maintains its strength, while signs of decelaration in domestic demand become more visible," the bank's monetary policy committee said in a statement.
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When the original Adidas Nite Jogger released in 1979, it featured bright colors and reflective accents to help make runners more visible at night.
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Even in her new, more visible role as a spokeswoman, she kept her cropped haircut, baggy skirts, and sandals — and was criticized for it.
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It's likely the hookup-focused culture that helped gay apps flourish has long existed, and simply made more visible with the emergence of smartphones.
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The bottom line: One point climate scientists emphasized is that as average global temperatures increase, the impacts of climate change are becoming more visible.
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In fact, a whole science has developed — called search engine optimization (SEO) — that purports to help sites become more visible in Google search results.
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Implicit in these portrayals is a vilification of the upwardly mobile groups whose more visible religiosity is viewed as the legacy of General Zia.
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They have waited out, and in some cases ground down, their critics, and are ready to make a more visible push for their projects.
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While women in the art world are more visible today than a decade ago, many remain unacknowledged, or are cast as male curators' sidekicks.
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Queerness has never been more visible, more trending and more in demand and yet, our lives and our livelihood feel extremely tenuous and fragile.
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On the one hand, the richest resident of Manhattan and more visible of the fraternal owners of Koch Industries did a lot of good.
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Mr. Erdogan has the ability to shape Turkey's future by moving it away from its secular past and making its Islamic identity more visible.
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The presence of ultraconservative Sunnis in the region has become much more visible, said Jalal Jalalizadeh, a former member of Parliament from Iranian Kurdistan.
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While many advertisers over the years have featured people with disabilities from time to time, models with Down syndrome recently have become more visible.
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Warner who recently has been laboring behind the higher and more visible profile of the other Senator from Virginia - Tim Kaine - was surprisingly strong.
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This allowed them to make their faith more visible and assertive — but it is also a fig leaf for their insatiable lust for power.
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The original Telstar featured 32 separate pentagonal panels, twelve of which were black to make it more visible in black and white television broadcasts.
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Trump's witch hunt cross-references other historical and contemporary witch hunts, where the role of gender and power is more visible and more explicit.
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Discussions are ongoing, and congressional staff expect to see more visible signs of opposition when Congress reassembles for the lame-duck session next week.
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The same portrait photo is made more visible in "7665 Nights," partially revealing the eyes and smiles of a man and two elderly women.
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"I am excited about the notion that as this company grows and evolves, the brand can become more visible and more meaningful," Saeger told TechCrunch.
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That danger is augmented for LGBT migrants who can be more visible and are at increased risk of being sex trafficked by cartels in Tijuana.
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It will also offer direct imaging of exoplanets by blocking the blinding light of their host stars with special instruments that make them more visible.
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The subjectivity we tend to associate with the writerly way of looking may simply be more visible in that realm rather than exclusive to it.
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Of course, this didn't start recently — it's a deep-seated issue in American society — but social media is making these cases more visible than ever.
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After Walsh joined, America First became more more visible, particularly on health care messaging and on behalf of special election candidates Trump supported last year.
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Squint your eyes and you'll easily see three vibrant, pixelated Marios — which become even more visible when the hair is brushed in a certain direction.
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With this so-called "plain talk," he has made more visible a problem that we prefer to keep cloaked in concern, fear, and backhanded compliments.
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While the government does intervene in the private sector in many different ways, this could mean that some areas will become more visible than others.
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Most of these changes are being made through tiny integrations that will change the aesthetic of creators' subreddits and make their Patreon accounts more visible.
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The NCA complains of being underfunded, and resources have been diverted from white-collar cases to areas with more visible victims, such as knife crime.
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A President Trump would likely embolden the worst elements of his base to be even more public, more outspoken, more visible -- and possibly more dangerous.
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"We're going to be much more visible in media campaigns, communications campaigns, public relations campaigns," Sada told reporters at a news conference in Mexico City.
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And just because harassment has become a more visible problem doesn't mean it wasn't important before, and it certainly doesn't mean it wasn't already happening.
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The Trump team is going to need to show far more visible results and create a lot more jobs in a shorter period of time.
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Chinese oil companies and merchant traders have become more visible in chasing refinery assets that come on the market as oil majors reshape asset portfolios.
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Rosenstein's position at the Justice Department is more visible than those of other officials because he is charged with overseeing the special counsel's Russia probe.
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One longtime ally who's likely to have a more visible, frequent role: Newt Gingrich, husband of Callista Gingrich, Trump's choice for ambassador to the Vatican.
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Additionally, you can opt to broadcast a reply to a thread to the entire channel so a specific reply on a thread is more visible.
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They are more willing to consider running up a little more near-term legal risk and being more visible in implementing surveys or penalizing individuals . . .
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This is despite living in a period in which queer female characters are more visible than ever—in soaps (Eastenders, Coronations Street), sci-fi (Dr.
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These values aren't new to the 2016 election, nor is the research around them, but they are seemingly more visible and impactful than ever before.
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A tree was growing halfway through it, but we restored and decorated the caravan, and since then, the Botramkot has become more visible and popular.
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And the presence of fentanyl in the drug supply is killing larger numbers of users than past epidemics, making today's addiction problem much more visible.
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We covered George Dubya a lot too and Obama, though Trump is a meme machine so yeah, he is far more visible on the site.
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The Mosul battle has put U.S. troops in a more visible role than at any time since they began to withdraw from Iraq in 123.
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First lady Melania Trump stayed back in New York while their son Barron finished the school year, and Ivanka was much more visible at first.
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By the end of this summer, as the midterms approached and the emphasis turned toward electoral politics, Ayers became more visible in the West Wing.
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One such product is Sponsored Products, a format aimed at making brand manufacturers' products more visible and sending more traffic to them on retailers' websites.
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"For those whose work may cause their profile to become more visible, setting this up could be seen as an essential preventative step," he continued.
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A permanent shift in spending could be more visible this holiday season, and economist Diane Swonk sees it coming at the expense of department stores.
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And often people will engage with them, they tend to engage pretty deeply and they just show up a lot more, they're much more visible.
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Mr. de Blasio has instead made himself more visible through mayoral work in communities, including accelerating the pace of town-hall meetings around the city.
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Clinton has become a more visible presence in recent weeks, increasing the number of her public appearances and raising money for Democrats across the country.
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"The reason we're seeing more false flag narratives is not that there are necessarily more of them, but that they're more visible," Ms. Merlan said.
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For his part, Mr. Kobach has a far more visible national profile as an ally of Mr. Trump and a familiar face on cable news.
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The right wing in the last 10 to 15 years has simply become more visible, but they don't constitute the vast majority of the people.
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These include making power lines more visible to birds, insulating conductors on pole tops, and designing poles so birds cannot make contact with live components.
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He has quickly embraced a more visible role in the Middle East, especially as Britain and Germany have become more deeply preoccupied with domestic politics.
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These people are much more visible than the quiet super-rich who hightailed their way to their second homes with boxes of luxury hand sanitizer.
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Talk You've been on "The Daily Show" since 2014, but you became much more visible after hosting the White House correspondents' dinner earlier this year.
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"Coatings will help them enable that technology to work with [fewer] radar and LIDAR units because it'll make the car more visible," McGarry told Cramer.
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I was afraid that by being less ashamed about my blushing — and consequently making myself more visible — people would point it out and poke fun.
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This week, however, post-Trump victory and a will-designers-dress-Melania brouhaha, fashion's political-statement making is taking a more visible, and vocal, turn.
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Nowhere are sectarian tensions in Saudi Arabia more visible than in the eastern town of al-Awamiya, the hometown of al-Nimr, the executed cleric.
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As injustice and oppression became more visible in the 20th century through mass communications, people — especially young people — felt the need to remedy these ills.
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One GOP aide said lawmakers are expected to be much more visible in their efforts at pushing back on impeachment when they return to Washington.
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The idea is just to make carbon flows in the economy more visible to consumers, businesses, and governments, through better tracking, monitoring, and corporate disclosure.
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Although Mr. Bolan was a name partner in their venerable Wall Street firm, which became Saxe, Bacon & Bolan, Mr. Cohn was more visible and histrionic.
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" Since 2016, the center said, "the white power movement has become more visible, and we've seen that manifest in various ways, both subtle and overt.
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But I'm also feeling increasingly left out, and I'm afraid I'll one day regret not being a more visible part of these memories and experiences.
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Company lawyers don't usually make a lot of headlines, but Stretch has been more visible than most given Facebook's issues over the past two years.
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She's been focused on eliminating what she calls the "imagination gap" by helping to make women more visible in career roles traditionally held by men.
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Until recently, those with more melanin in their skin might have been more visible targets, but assaults on Polish people add another dimension to the story.
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The company unveiled several new ones with larger digits and more visible "complications" that take advantage of the larger screens on the Apple Watch Series 290.
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Caption: After years of working to deliver more visible air and more cushioning, Nike Air designer Kathy Gomez sees the new shoe as a paradigm shift.
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But reported stocks in the United States and elsewhere in the OECD may be rising because previously hidden stockpiles are being moved to more visible locations.
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If you usually wear leggings during a workout, sweat can be more visible on your butt due to the pressure of the clothing, Dr. Baxt says.
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People in Houston are also reporting more visible threats like floating fire ant colonies — their bites are very painful but rarely lethal, Yancey said — and alligators.
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Because they are no longer moving onto Northern Europe as they did previously, their presence is now more visible in cities and towns across the country.
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Even though Grande is more visible than both of these women, who happen to be black, she often highlights their work on her social media channels.
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"I wish for this project, which will make our unification process with the EU all the more visible in every aspect, to be beneficial," Turhan said.
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But after his transition, he said the type of racism he faces has completely changed in a way that's more visible and direct in his life.
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The words were more visible once the colors were inverted, and revealed that there will be free DLC in Cyberpunk 1977, and no DRM or microtransactions.
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The main lesson from the past several cycles is that the invisible primary has become more visible, allowing outsider candidates to build their own support networks.
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ANOHNI spent 10 days living among Martu communities back in 2013 and has since been one of the group's more visible advocates in the Western world.
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Gawker founder Nick Denton wants to take his media company's battle with billionaire investor Peter Thiel out of the shadows and into a more visible arena.
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It could be about fabric, or where you bought it, but it could also be that element of exclusivity that allows you to be more visible.
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The bullying was more visible, to peers, parents, and teachers, who zoomed in on what they saw—disciplining others if the abuse happened on school property.
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At the Illinois venue, they stepped up security presence outside with "a few more visible uniformed Rosemont police officers," said Pat Nagle, the arena's executive director.
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Gallerneaux might argue that Sandoval does not, in fact, create these echoes, so much as sense and remake them as more visible to the physical world.
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Importantly, this would also make electric cars more visible in most states, and we have good reason to believe that EVs, like solar panels, are contagious.
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Keep in mind that the subfield of political science that focuses on forecasting American presidential elections is very small, even if somewhat more visible than most.
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" "We should see the current policy incoherence on Syria as just a more visible manifestation of recurring hidden incompetences that have long shaped US Mideast policies.
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Ledecky is embracing his more visible job after spending two years observing the club and waiting to take control from Wang, who remains a minority owner.
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As a teen, I colored in the horse on my one Polo shirt so it would appear more visible as my father looked on in dismay.
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But this latest iteration, more visible in the past ten years, was consciously fostered through decades of intellectual and political labor, beginning in the early 1970s.
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But support for TPS holders — especially long-term residents of the United States — has become more visible as the program's been targeted by the Trump administration.
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As the operations of Fisher, the NSA, and their opponents become more visible to the world, our actions are more easily seen by Splinter Cell's enemies.
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While these communities were also protected behind gates, the houses themselves were much more visible and accessible than the ultra-private, high-security communities in Rublyovka.
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The solution, she suggests, isn't just to bring those candidates forward into more visible roles, but also to actively seek those individuals from outside traditional networks.
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One employee at a food station said he had been urged to make disinfecting wipes more visible so guests could use them if they wanted to.
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Nowhere is this crisis more visible than in the Pacific Ocean — the location of a trash-filled vortex that's more than twice the size of Texas.
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Given his height and elaborate way of dressing he was more visible than other people, but there was nothing exclusionary or self-asserting about his manner.
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Nowhere has the phenomenon of ordinary people buying virtual currencies been more visible than in South Korea, where several exchanges have storefronts to help new customers.
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And that kind of content may soon be more visible than ever, as Facebook-owned Instagram rolls out a change letting advertisers promote posts from influencers.
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Mr. Russell, who died on Sunday at 19723, certainly had more visible and consequential moments in his career — as a songwriter, a bandleader and a singer.
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In Thessaloniki, by contrast, the Christian and Byzantine heritage is more visible (surviving traces of the city's once vibrant Jewish and Muslim cultures are much rarer).
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"A more visible impact will likely be centered around companies such as Seah Steel, Husteel and Nexteel, which have much higher U.S. exposures, " the analysts wrote.
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Our job is to bring the periphery to the center, make the invisible more visible, create open and democratic spaces wherein the story can flow freely.
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Mr. Wang has become somewhat more visible in the trade talks in the past few weeks, with the Commerce Ministry appearing to play a larger role.
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While hardly as mainstream as walking the red carpet with kink-adjacent accouterments, dressing up doggy style has become more visible in San Francisco and beyond.
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They still wear their collars, in part to identify themselves to others as pups — a symbol of commitment more visible than a ring, and more specific.
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While Netflix can brag a bit about the Documentary Feature category (where it scored two nominations), both streaming services were blanked for their more visible projects.
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At the time, queer activism also focused on making gay people more visible to the public at large — "outing" celebrities was a tactic for a while.
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While there seems to be a positive socioeconomic impact felt in the changing attitudes of local youth, the conflict of self-identity is even more visible today.
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She has a tramp stamp of a cross," she says, adding that if she were to design a tattoo for Kris, it would be "somewhere more visible.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It seems that zines, periodicals, and small presses have become more visible and popular despite, or even because of, the internet.
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On social media, the first sentiment is more visible, and one viral image has been particularly widely shared and held up as a symbol of London's spirit.
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Nowhere is this more visible than Twitter, where every AR experiment post from a developer in the community features a rapid fire response trail of interested parties.
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One view, advanced by Mr Love, is that race relations are "not worse but more visible," Mr Obama's presidency forcing Americans to grapple cathartically with their prejudices.
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The added responsibilities means CIOs need to be much more visible within organizations and employ new leadership tactics to get buy in from rank-and-file employees.
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The Female Lead is a non-profit organization dedicated to making women's stories more visible and offering alternative role models to those ever-present in popular culture.
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Trump has been more visible lately, joining the president at the G20, speaking about opioid abuse, and decking out the People's House in crimson for the holidays.
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In a post-#MeToo world, where Donald Trump is president and Brett Kavanaugh is a Supreme Court Justice, female rage is everywhere and more visible than ever.
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As the group began playing more and in more visible places, it became very clear their community was not ready to embrace their love of the sport.
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In December, in an attempt to make Cuba's dictatorship appear more accountable to its people, he instructed government departments to make themselves more visible on social media.
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After the envelope ejects, they found, what's left of the Sun will heat up three times faster than previously thought—making the nebula brighter and more visible.
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It could also open a more visible rivalry within the party for a successor to Mr. Cameron, who has vowed not to run for a third term.
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The Female Lead is a non-profit organisation dedicated to making women's stories more visible and offering alternative role models to those ever-present in popular culture.
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"I love crop tops because when I dance or perform on stage, I [move] my waist a lot, and it makes the movements more visible," she says.
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Drugs are more visible in deprived communities as they are easier to obtain, so they may be seen as a more viable way to cope with problems.
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"There's just more and more visible impacts: water on the street, water that won't clear from the ditch, these intense rain events, higher tides," Mr. Stiles said.
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While such films deepen our understanding and appreciation of more visible luminaries, the elevation of a handful of auteurs constitutes another problem: the reification of the masculine.
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"In retrospect, it seems she's really been a more popular, certainly more visible, and more successful senator than her father was," said Muller, the political science professor.
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Commissioner Margarette May, IACHR president and rapporteur for women's rights, said Brazil's 2015 law on femicide was a crucial step in making murders of women more visible.
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Like SEO, but for the App Store's search interface, a tweak here could have helped the app become more visible and highly ranked in the search results.
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But if the test proves popular, Messenger could potentially expand Your Emoji to appear in the inbox and message threads where it would be much more visible.
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The world seems to have rallied behind other, more visible whistleblowers, such as Edward Snowden, who has become something of a celebrity from his recluse in Russia.
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People can expect to see a noticeable difference, including more visible stars in the night sky, said Tyler Gamble, a spokesman with the city's public utilities commission.
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Glassman said Barragan's race is a potential launching point for more visible political activism aimed at increasing fitness and lowering consumption of sugar-heavy products like soda.
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It's perhaps nowhere more visible than at U.S.C., where some students jet to Bali for spring break and others work overnight shifts to make money for books.
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In Kabul, there is no more visible symbol of the change than the network of concrete blast walls protecting the elite, turning the streets into a maze.
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"This is Channel 4 living its remit, normalizing a taboo subject by making it more visible," Channel 4's chief executive, Alex Mahon, said in a statement.
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"The domestic economy started to show more visible signs of recovery with solid growth in both private consumption and private investment," the bank said in a statement.
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The more they pay, the more characters a comment can contain, and the longer it will remain "pinned" to the live-stream window, making it more visible.
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Much attention has been focused on the more visible extremes of California's housing crisis: the $100 million mansions not far from where people live on the streets.
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Conkling: There are some respectable pale blues that are used in special effects, where the audience is closer to the action, where the color is more visible.
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Yes, climate change is increasingly on the agenda, because its destructive effects are becoming more visible and impossible to ignore -- even by the world's most powerful people.
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The recovery efforts are more visible in the schools of the Virgin Islands, but they are far from where residents thought they would be two years ago.
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Almost a third of 30-second exposures done by such telescopes could be affected by satellites overhead, which will be far more visible to their sensitive instruments.
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Buffered by support from labels and the strength of the internet's borderless capacity, the musical undergrounds in otherwise overlooked cities are now more visible than ever before.
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Vox has not officially taken up the Fascist symbols often used by much smaller groups in Spain, which have become more visible as the Catalonia dispute simmers.
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" Mr. Weiss said he wrestled with how to make an ad that was at least a little more visible, but also "equally as absurd or more absurd.
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It has even highlighted some busy lanes with red paint to make them more visible to drivers, resulting in fewer cars blocking the lanes, transit officials said.
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In addition, the crater has gradually been building up since activity restarted in 1994, so the explosions are more visible, occurring just 150 feet from the edge.
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The world seems to have rallied behind other, more visible whistleblowers, such as Edward Snowden, who has become something of a celebrity from his recluse in Russia.
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The three images were combined and color-corrected, and the Moon was brightened to make it more visible (the Moon is actually a bit darker than it appears).
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Though overshadowed by far more visible marches and town hall heckling, hundreds of thousands of Americans have rediscovered a political technique almost as old as, well, the telephone.
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In past years at big deal red carpet appearances — like the Golden Globe Awards — the Shallow singer has opted to hide or cover up her more visible tattoos.
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The new controllers feature a ring covered in LEDs aimed upward, in order to make them more visible to the tracking cameras on the outside of the headset.
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"Is it just because it tends to be more visible there?" asks Paradi Mirmirani, a dermatologist in Vallejo, California and regional director for hair disorders at Kaiser Permanente.
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Though Street Fighter V's baggage seems more visible than most, many pros like Julio Fuentes argue it's a discussion that comes with the territory for any competitive game.
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To be fair, the body positivity movement has gotten (slightly) more diverse over the past few years, with women of color and LGBTQ women slowly becoming more visible.
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In the past year, Jews have become even more visible in the public square, advocating at once for the rights of others and our own place in America.
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The herpes simplex virus (HSV) is a sexually transmitted infection that affects your nerves, though its more visible (and infamous) effects are the skin sores it can cause.
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But what's happening today is far more visible, far more violent, and far scarier than two kids in a suburban tract home shooting Estes rockets at hay bales.
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Twinning, in the most literal sense of the word, has never been more visible, but it's a brand identity that comes with its own unique set of challenges.
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Her performances inspired other musicians to further develop the theremin, including pianist Josef Hofmann, who suggested changes to the instrument's display to make the player's hands more visible.
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And if you're wondering why the photograph's hues look so vivid, it's because the colors were enhanced to really make the rover and the surrounding surface more visible.
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They're trying to capitalize on the "unboxing" trend, wherein people record themselves opening a package and posting the video to YouTube, making the box that much more visible.
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"While undocumented students have become more visible in our state, they remain underrepresented in places where decisions that affect them are being made," Mateo said in a statement.
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Swinging has practically gone mainstream in recent years, as polyamorous relationships have become more visible than ever, millennials continue to put off marriage, and hook-up culture persists.
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The more visible portion of the market share appears to be made up of either grifters or nihilists (two ideological bases that are currently going strong in America).
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In addition to making fast money on coffee or cake, restaurants are playing a more visible role in stores as they look to make shopping fun and homey.
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But his forceful personality should at least make the United States more visible than it was under Mr. Tillerson, the most reclusive secretary of state in modern memory.
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The senator has recently become more visible, helped in part by heavy media coverage of the Trump administration's unpopular policy of separating families who cross the border illegally.
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Most credit card issuers run hardship programs meant to help customers through tough financial times, but they're becoming more visible now that layoffs have become an everyday occurrence.
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But in the past five years, according to experts, the term astrotourism has evolved to describe more intentional travel to places with dark skies and more visible stars.
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Since President Trump was inaugurated, Ku Klux Klan members, neo-Nazis and other white supremacists have become more visible, openly expressing views that they feel have been legitimized.
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"If you invest in the forest, you get results in 20 years, but politicians need quick and visible results — and there's nothing more visible than firefighting," he argued.
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Nonbinary people are more visible than ever before, but still face a higher risks of physical danger and mental health problemsNonbinary visibility is at an all-time high.
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While Taliban attacks on urban centers remain more visible, the attacks by American and Afghan government forces on rural Afghanistan, which have caused enormous suffering, remain largely hidden.
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"While undocumented students have become more visible in our state, they remain underrepresented in places where decisions that affect them are being made," said Mateo, according to KCBS.
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In the #MeToo era he seems ripe for shaming into oblivion, yet he's more visible than ever, in museum shows and now in three solid, cautiously unsensationalized books.
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A Tufts University project seeks to make "history more visible" — from slavery to Black Lives Matter — with a map of historic African-American sites in Boston and beyond.
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What they found was that women who reached the C-suite took risky positions throughout their careers in order to be more visible and prove their leadership capabilities.
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It will also further restrict developers' access to data and create a new, more visible tool for people to see which apps are accessing their data and how.
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Such trends are far more visible in other South Asian countries: the growth of Buddhist extremism in Myanmar, of Hindu fundamentalism in India, of Islamism in Pakistan and Bangladesh.
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A dawning threat is the demise of many shopping malls – which would signify the decline of a retail industry that's far more visible in most American communities than factories.
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Niccol told investors at the ICR Conference in Orlando that he hopes he's making the brand more visible and reminding consumers why they liked Chipotle in the first place.
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"If anything ... over the last few years, there's been a reversal, with Hong Kong playing a bigger and more visible role in finance and other service sectors," Chen said.
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If you're looking for a way to make your personal or professional website more visible and grow your audience, you need to know some search engine optimization (SEO) techniques.
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As this plays out in France with the burkini ban and N.Y.C. with the "free the nipple" movement, no one is more visible in the arena than the KarJenners.
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While visionary leaders are pushing their college and universities to increase the numbers of first-generation college students, comprehensive reforms must come quickly and they must be more visible.
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That sort of critical mass matters—the numbers meant sex workers were confident to make themselves more visible and audible; they found their experience reflected in that of others.
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But as the trans community has become more visible, police have been targeting them with the kind of violence and persecution associated with the dark days of junta rule.
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Recently though, religiously inspired nationalism and ultra-nationalism have returned to south-eastern Europe—not yet as a dominant force but as a spectre that is growing more visible.
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Nowhere is AI more visible than two places: the dedicated Google Assistant button on the left side of the G9303 and the AI Cam inside of the camera app.
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In general, crude moves down the supply chain from areas of net production to areas of net refining and consumption ("Oil inventories become more visible", Reuters, May 17, 2017).
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But the people who are most aware that government has helped them tend to be people who've used more visible policies like food stamps or subsidized housing or Medicaid.
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I do know they have security that you don't see as much, but maybe they're going to have to have more visible security at a lot of these places.
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Queer sexualities are becoming more and more visible in sports with athletes like Michael Sam and Jason Collins coming out, but coming out as bisexual has its own challenges.
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In other works, Boersma takes a more painterly approach, allowing the brushstrokes to remain more visible, feeling utterly surreal when viewed in quick succession to his more photographic paintings.
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With an anonymous buyer, it's unclear where the mural will end up — as part of a private collection, or somewhere more visible like its original home at Grace House.
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"In the second half of this year there could be a more visible slowdown in export growth in China, which could put some downside pressure on profits," Wang said.
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Ms. Crooks did so immediately afterward; Ms. Leeds described the events to those close to her more recently, as Mr. Trump became more visible politically and ran for president.
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The launch is also part of a larger shift within the company, which became more visible in June with a redesigned app to emphasize shared rides and public transportation.
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They can also share components across a lineup that consumers will never see or notice, and use styling and other more visible features to distinguish one product from another.
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"Hopefully this (coming on a weekend with a lot of sport cancelled because of COVID-19) can help make badminton a more visible sport in this country," he added.
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But now they're so much more visible because of the technology, and the technology seems to reinvent them in new ways for us to get excited and upset about.
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It's a more direct way of changing behavior and it shifts some of the costs directly to buyers, making the costs of curbing emissions much more visible, and contentious.
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And while investors were relieved that the results conformed with Wall Street expectations, longstanding financial concerns were made even more visible while introducing a series of other political problems.
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The shutdown is the first since a 16-day closure in October 2013 and its effects will be more visible on Monday, when financial markets and federal offices open.
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Anger, he learned, could comfort only when it was made public, when it expressed shared values, when it asserted dignity, when it made life on the margins more visible.
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In a way, the resulting flat sculptures are pure distillations of the artist's impulse to make something in the world more visible by pulling it out of its context.
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His colleagues, particularly Premier Li Keqiang, who oversees government ministries while Mr. Xi oversees the Communist Party, have become slightly more visible lately, although still in Mr. Xi's shadow.
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Hospitals, businesses and other networks have been attacked for years, but the new wave of ransomware directed at government agencies has made them much more visible to the public.
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Earth's curve is a big contention for flat Earthers, who argue that if the earth was round, the "curve" would be more visible to the earthbound human eye. B.o.
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Ms. da Silva works with Tem Local, a site that documents attacks on gay and transgender people in Brazil, in an attempt to make such hate crimes more visible.
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So, Maizz Visual decided to experiment with animal images, and through a video installation, make them more visible by projecting them onto trees, a key element in their habitats.
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The type starts out nearly illegible, a faint gray on a black background, but as the descriptions snowball and build upon one another, they become brighter and more visible.
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" After making changes to its platform, the company said that "[t]he result is that people contributing to the healthy conversation will be more visible in conversations and search.
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Besides our fallible brains, there's another big reason facts can be insignificant: The internet and social media make misinformation that reinforces our beliefs easier to access and more visible.
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After a laminectomy, a surgery that shaves down part of the spine to relieve pressure, and physical therapy, Gritsch now regularly uses a cane, making her disability more visible.
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Their poverty would thus become more visible to citizens of the rich world—who would see many more Liberians and Bangladeshis waiting tables and stacking shelves—but much less severe.
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Both "believe women" and "believe survivors" became even more visible during the confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, who was accused of sexual assault by Christine Blasey Ford.
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City officials say the problem has become more visible as real estate development in formerly rundown areas has pushed the homeless to the doorsteps of the city's more affluent neighborhoods.
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WHERE CHINA FEELS RIGHT AT HOME Chinese sponsors are more visible than ever and tens of thousands of Chinese fans have descended on Moscow for the 2018 World Cup. 7.
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Since 9/11, Sikh-American groups say members of their religion have faced discrimination and abuse because their long beards and turbans make them more visible than other minority groups.
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And by pairing her story with Black heritage in all its richness, she not only transforms herself from a superstar to a sister-friend — she makes Black women more visible.
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The human rights directorate of Paraguay's justice ministry admitted issues remain regarding LGBT communities, but said there had been advances, with projects to protect minorities and make them more visible.
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"I am willing to be more visible publicly, and so I think visibility partly is a CEO duty, and I plan to have a fairly substantial Washington presence," he said.
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The new straight edges and the presence of the antenna splits may make subtle deviations in flatness more visible only from certain viewing angles that are imperceptible during normal use.
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The singer's bump was much more visible in an Instagram post she shared on Saturday, which showed the Ciara in Seahawks gear while her smiling husband held onto her stomach.
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The look of the Lightning Gun is somewhat creature-like – the idea being that Hell's influence might be more visible in some of the more advanced parts of UAC technology.
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She fears for his health and that he will be targeted by groups in Iraq because of his religion, made more visible because of a cross tattooed on his wrist.
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As well as that, he said he expects US diplomats to be more visible, including Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, who has been visiting countries in Southeast Asia this week.
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What is more visible is activism around sexual assault, and around underrepresentation of women and people of color who might bring new perspectives to how it is lived and depicted.
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People expect more and more that, as the fan community is so much more visible and established even with underground artists, they somehow own the way that artist should work.
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I came out on social media and in my workplace back in 2012 because I wanted to be more visible in activism, and I had nothing but support from people.
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As the number of millionaire and billionaire buyers rises and contemporary art becomes more visible in popular culture than ever, the clash over desirable artworks has hit a fever pitch.
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Leggings fit all kinds of bodies, they don't drastically reshape bodies, and they allow the silhouette of the body to be more visible than it is in most other pants.
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He said that by then he expects the tax law to start having a more visible effect on productivity and capital formation, which would in turn lead to higher wages.
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Designer Laura Silinska sent me a swatch of the reflective fabric she's considering for the elbows to keep riders safe and to make your hand signals more visible at night.
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Charles Koch has also been the more visible Koch brother as the public face and voice of the network, and the network's leaders played up his vigor and continued commitment.
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The city's old-school grandeur is nowhere more visible than at the Ritz-Carlton, located in Montreal's storied Golden Square Mile, close to the city's rambling Parc du Mont-Royal.
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Here are a few of the more visible contradictions: On Twitter and in speeches, Mr. Trump has made much of the bright future he believes he is securing for farmers.
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From another angle the flange behind the head is more visible, as are the harsh cuts made into the head and along the neck to delineate the chest and shoulders.
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But if the company does release an iPad keyboard with a trackpad, it seems possible mouse support could become a more visible feature in iPadOS in an upcoming software update.
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I would like to say it's because we're very innovative and because we're all good people, but I think it's also a state where these problems are much more visible.
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For most, the industrial internet of things will result in a factory that is incrementally more adaptable to market changes, more visible to the entire enterprise and more efficient overall.
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The government has also back-tracked on some reforms after they had led to more visible inequality and grumbling among the poor who are reliant on state wages and pensions.
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On Tinder, you can buy extra "super likes" (which alert others that you are enamored of them) and "boosts" (which make your profile more visible to people in the area).
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"It's the first time we've completely shut down the museum, which makes things much more visible," said Mr. Galani, who works night shifts at the Louvre as a security guard.
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In many ways, transphobia is a by-product of societal racism: Gender is racialized and consequently policed; racial logics make certain trans people more visible — and dangerously so — than others.
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Since the unemployment rate is already at a 50-year low — with limited room to drop further — most of the additional tightening may be more visible in the U6 measure.
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On Tinder, you can buy extra "super likes" (which alert others that you are enamored of them) and "boosts" (which make your profile more visible to people in the area).
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"I don't feel safe ever stepping foot into Fabric again," she says, and explains that she now prefers to go out to smaller venues with a more visible security presence.
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Her intimately personal, politically charged works speak of the tragic histories of racism in America that have been reawakened and made more visible in our current times of political turmoil.
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It has become more visible in the dispute with the United States in the past few weeks, although Mr. Yu himself has not made any public comments on the negotiations.
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But the condition is exceedingly rare in the wild, since sharks with this trait are more visible to their prey and are highly likely to be preyed upon as young.
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Deviations from national quotas, which have become more visible in recent months, were caused purely by technical factors and did not represent an attempt to support a specific country, he said.
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White nationalists' choice of the polo shirt is a disturbingly smart one: The shirts are a magic trick that allows them to disappear while also making their ideology even more visible.
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Right-wing authoritarianism is on the rise around the globe; climate change, still unchecked, is beginning to ravage the planet; and economic inequality is more visible than it's ever been before.
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Alexandre said that recent police changes in Ventura may have pushed people experiencing homelessness into different parts of the community, making the population more visible and potentially raising frustrations among residents.
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However, as one of the more visible forms of celebration, the daytime meal-skipping has become a point of fascination for non-Muslims — and it's not as simple as it seems.
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Political analyst Dewi Fortuna Anwar said the "instrumentalisation" of religion had become much more visible in Indonesian politics in recent years with both candidates trying to appeal to conservative Islamic groups.
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Gina Glantz, founder and president of the grassroots, watchdog organization, spoke with Refinery29 about why women need to be more visible in the industry when the keynote speakers were first announced.
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The platitude "don't feed the trolls" has limits, but it accurately captures an important harassment dynamic: the more visible and agitated someone's response, the more "exploitable" they are for future attacks.
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Space People will tell you that this is a no-brainer because spaces display the same across all hardware, text viewing software, and they're flat out more visible than stupid tabs.
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In the next several months, phone-based augmented reality is going to become quite a bit more visible for consumers as tech titans like Apple and Google launch new AR platforms.
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Not only will that make you appear as a thought leader, but it will also make you more visible to colleagues and potential employers who may present you with new opportunities.
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One of the more visible Wall Street analysts, Mr Mayo lost his job last week when CLSA, the Chinese-owned broker which had employed him, abruptly shuttered its US research operations.
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President Obama recently proposed new Equal EO-1 rules in which companies with 100 plus employees would be required to note pay data in mandatory reports, making potential discrimination more visible.
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In Orlando, the Pulse Latin Night event relocated after the shooting to a new venue, also called the Abbey, which has made its security presence more visible over the past year.
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But these numbers show that more people are trying to square their affinity for the companies' services with the downsides that have become so much more visible in the past year.
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Many of these differences are more visible to us thanks to the type of schedule that most of the working world keeps — office hours naturally favor early risers over late sleepers.
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The agency noted that an improvement in road designs that separate cyclists from traffic, along with making riders more visible through lighting and clothing, would reduce the number of cyclist deaths.
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Clinton was making a distinction about how they were marked classified, with a small notation of a "C" on them, or with a larger, more visible header marking them as such.
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In recent weeks, Trump has been more visible, often appearing side-by-side with the President at events, as well as accompanying him during travel to Argentina for the G20 Summit.
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"That ought to be more visible — this is pretty serious," Andrew Gilman, the chief executive of the crisis communications firm CommCore Consulting Group, said of the warning on Samsung's home page.
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Incidentally, you are more likely to actually see a fox in Corbyn's Islington North constituency than in Hart's, with urban foxes considerably more visible than those that live in the countryside.
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"Facebook needs to be more visible and transparent about how they're helping these moderators and helping them maintain their mental health in the face of a job that's quite clearly traumatizing."
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As other Rangers stars have left, Zuccarello has taken on a more visible role, and that has made him a contender to be the team's captain when its season opens Thursday.
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Her visit to the Federal Partners in Bullying Prevention session, held at the Health Resources and Services Administration in a Washington suburb, was one of the more visible efforts that Mrs.
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White House officials, led by George David Banks, Mr. Trump's international energy adviser, have been far more visible, talking to reporters and mingling with environmental activists as well as energy executives.
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But integration into major streaming apps like Hulu will make the service more accessible and more visible, as it won't require people to seek out a separate app just to watch.
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But there's also an element of crucial real-life camaraderie in many of the memes, along with a more visible sense of anxiety that the previous round of coronavirus memes lacked.
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But as time passed and the Canadian stock market opened up to both US and Canadian cannabis companies, the firm slowly began to make its ties to the sector more visible.
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The study also highlights how much more visible homelessness is in the West compared with the East Coast, where much higher percentages of homeless are provided with shelter, Professor Culhane said.
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The grave was neglected for decades, increasingly hidden under overgrown weeds, until Marx's remains were moved in 1954 to a more visible location in the cemetery, and the monument was added.
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She wonders whether her suffering would be more easily believed if she were a white woman, if her abuser were a man, if she bore the more visible hallmarks of abuse.
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The redesigned shirts have a slightly larger logo on the front and back that is stitched with "reflective technology to make employees significantly more visible in poor light conditions," UPS said.
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After the success of "Hustlers," many strippers spoke out on social media to ask: if audiences are rooting for Hollywood's version of strippers, why aren't real strippers more accepted, more visible?
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And regardless of whether the Chiefs beat the New England Patriots in Sunday's AFC championship game to earn a berth in the Super Bowl, Mahomes will be more visible this offseason.
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Last week, The Wall Street Journal shared this little tidbit about Williams: People who have worked with him say he has been more visible in the product-development process than Mr. Cook.
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That desktop web test had also included moving other elements and features around, like putting Trends underneath the "Who To Follow" suggestions, for example, or making "Night Mode" a more visible option.
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One of the more visible trans activists in the world is Caitlyn Jenner, who won a gold medal as Bruce Jenner in the men's decathlon during the 1976 Summer Olympics in Montreal.
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This is partly because relatively low waste-collection and recycling rates make the problem of waste plastic more visible, partly because Africa exports very little plastic and lacks a strong industry lobby.
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Orange Is the New Black and Laverne Cox had hit the small screen, issues of equality and gender were on everyone's radar, and trans people were more visible than they'd ever been.
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But, Meyers added, "it is equally likely that it is one of the more visible ones" — and that other effective state-sponsored hackers simply make hiding their tracks more of a priority.
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Here's why it's reversing course: Divisions in the Republican Party are becoming more visible, and make it less likely that tax cuts and infrastructure spending will be delivered quickly, or at all.
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And, as they become more and more visible, people with addiction and their families will be more likely to vote with their feet and choose treatment that isn't one-size-fits-all.
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The disparity between the rich and everyone else is larger than ever in the United States, and few places is this skewed wealth distribution more visible than in and around Silicon Valley.
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That judgement by the Trump administration that the U.S. is so far immune to those tariffs may be challenged in coming months if the early signs of slowing growth become more visible.
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There's been more visible roles for black and minority actors: Lupita Nyong'o voices Maz Kanata, while John Boyega portrays a black First Order Stormtrooper named Finn, which prompted racism from some quarters.
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Lars Rensmann, who studies anti-Semitism and populism at the University of Groningen, thinks anti-Jewish hatred has not proliferated so much as grown more visible with the rise of social media.
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Still, some industry experts do recommend peptide-based over-the-counter serums, which may not make your eyelashes grow faster, but could keep them healthier — and thus longer, thicker, and more visible.
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So, although Turkey's LGBT community has become more visible and LGBT organisations have significantly increased (over 40 different groups now exist), violence and discrimination have undeniably regained momentum under the AKP's rule.
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Other times I had to curve my gloves so that the movement of the punch became more visible, or take a step forward to isolate the second punch from the first one.
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Unfortunately for such people, even as China loosens some rules on market access or foreign investment, the party not only refuses to fade away but is becoming ever more visible and intrusive.
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If Glossier did expand there, it'd make a lot more sales and be more visible and these sorts of things, but they kind of lose the magic and what makes them special.
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None have been more visible than Mr. Katzenberg, 65, whose studio career stretched from Paramount to Walt Disney Studios to DreamWorks Animation, which he sold to Comcast in April for $3.8 billion.
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Deportations may never occur on a grand scale, but EU officials argue that a more visible risk of being deported may dissuade would-be migrants from setting out in the first place.
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Transgender and non-binary people are likely more visible in mass media today than ever before in history, but they're often portrayed in ways that are misrepresentative, and at times outright destructive.
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When the two kids happened upon the rock carving on the island of Tro, they thought they could improve it by etching into it a few times to make it more visible.
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While Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has somehow managed to throw his hands up in the air and claim powerlessness without suffering publicly, House Democrats have been more visible in the fight.
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YouTube this week cracked down on the videos of some prominent far-right actors and conspiracy theorists, continuing an effort that has become more visible since the school shooting in Parkland, Fla.
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William Lee Adams, the founder of Wiwibloggs, a leading independent Eurovision site, said he had been in tenser situations with more visible security, including at the competition in Ukraine two years ago.
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The ghosts of the kingdom that once existed here between the ninth and 23.5th centuries are more visible in these moments; the cares of the present can be shed with greater ease.
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As protests become more frequent but likelier to flounder, they stretch on and on, becoming more contentious, more visible — and more apt to return to the streets when their demands go unmet.
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The economic repercussions of the coronavirus outbreak became more visible in Europe on Friday after Fiat Chrysler Automobiles shut down a factory in Serbia because of shortages of parts made in China.
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Yet as a documentary about black history in movies reminds us, the Oscars provide only one of the more visible and symbolic manifestations of where and how progress needs to be made.
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"Now that a mini-trade deal has at last been reached with Beijing, Trump may have fewer qualms about letting his national security hawks demonstrate more visible backing for Taiwan," he said.
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Investors are holding off from major moves until the deal is signed, which has made the effects of increased foreign currency purchases by the Russian finance ministry more visible on the rouble.
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From Connecticut to Seattle, Porter's artworks are becoming more visible and facilitating a broader understanding of Black art from a particular 19th-century moment when African American people were gaining greater freedoms.
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The Consumers Union – the advocacy arm of the magazine Consumer Reports – counters that the public wants to know how the product was made, requiring a more visible distinction from farm-raised meat.
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But lesbian bars vibrantly resurfaced in the 1990s, a time in which same-sex relationships became more visible in the media, even as right-wing politicians and evangelicals continued to vilify homosexuals.
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Goldman has been more visible than many big banks on this issue and has donated a six-figure sum to Britain Stronger in Europe, a lobbying campaign that is opposed to a Brexit.
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"We need a stronger, more structured party, with a more visible leadership that helps Renzi," he said, alluding to the PD's internal divisions, which political commentators said would be exacerbated by the results.
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Producer stocks held by Saudi Arabia and Iran have drained into the market where they have become more visible ("Saudi Arabia tries to drain oil stocks while protecting customer relationships", Reuters, March 23).
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One of the things I wrote about in my business school applications was the need for women to be more visible in male-dominated industries and to have more of a support system.
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"Quite simply, when the skin is thinner, to the point of being almost translucent, any flushing or dilated blood vessels are just so much more visible, hence the redness," explains dermatologist Justine Kluk.
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Transhumanists have been around since at least the 1980s, but have become more visible in the past decade as technology advances have made these ideas seem more feasible and less like sci-fi.
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Imfinzi belongs to the immunotherapy class of treatments that boost the body's own immune system to fight cancer, and tumours with high levels of TMB may be more visible to the immune system.
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We've also become more visible in society, from the cover of the New Yorker to the butt of every joke in movies and TV shows like Guys with Kids or Daddy Day Care.
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But even as they moved up the ranks — and even as natural hair became more visible in entertainment and on the red carpet — Reid and Bailey continued to feel pressure from upper management.
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We still don't know much about Lego Batman, the toy caped crusader who helped Emmet save the day in The Lego Movie — but the mysterious man behind the mask is growing more visible.
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"In all the Fed speak weve had... it seems like the ones that are more interested in cutting are more visible," said Thomas Martin, senior portfolio manager at Globalt Investments in Atlanta, Georgia.
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The fund's economists inferred the size of the informal economy indirectly, based on more visible indicators that either cause informality (heavy taxes, high unemployment and patchy rule of law) or follow from it.
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"In all the Fed speak we've had... it seems like the ones that are more interested in cutting are more visible," said Thomas Martin, senior portfolio manager at Globalt Investments in Atlanta, Georgia.
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We need to make those lesser-discussed policies more visible—to stress their importance, bring them directly to the attention of the worst-hit polities and people, and get them enacted and funded.
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The strains faced by small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are expected to grow more visible as Beijing deflates a real estate bubble and eases infrastructure spending to dial back its fiscal stimulus.
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To the left of Kim, sat his sister Kim Yo Jong, who led the Pyongyang delegation to the 2018 Pyeongchang Olympics and has been playing a more visible role in North Korean politics.
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For instance, if you do bike home, you can roll up the legs of the pants to reveal a strip of reflective material along the seam to make you more visible at night.
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Speaking at the Paris Air Show, the President of EMEA at Stratasys, Andy Middleton, said more visible elements of a cabin interior will now be made from the heat gun of a printer.
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The LGBT Token scheme will use blockchain - the technology behind digital currencies such as bitcoin - to create a digital system that will make the community's economic power more visible, said the LGBT Foundation.
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The trans a community has long existed at the margins of American society, and even as trans people have become more visible in the media, there's still a noticeable dearth of trans politicians.
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"We have the support of government and police but prosecutions need to be more visible and frequent; while too many others act in ways that encourage anti-Semites and isolate Jews," Delew said.
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China is aggressively seeking investments and contracts around the world, and perhaps nowhere is this more visible than Africa, where Chinese companies have won contracts to build dams, roads, stadiums, airports and railways.
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That half-hidden face will soon be more visible and a lot dirtier when "My Fair Lady," the 1956 Lerner and Loewe musical, begins previews on March 15 at the Vivian Beaumont Theater.
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During his news conference, Mr. Albence said there had been a more "visible presence" of ICE officers in communities around the country during the last two or three years because of sanctuary policies.
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Following the lead of a handful of other federal judges, Judge Weinstein issued a court rule urging a more visible and substantive role for young female lawyers working on cases he is hearing.
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Designers are becoming more visible and popular on engineering teams, figuring out everything from the visuals of color palette and fonts to the deeper interaction flows and user experience journeys that underlie products.
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"Many people don't like us ... they don't like us being more visible, so they are preparing laws that can criminalize us," Ael, who asked for his surname to not be used, told CNN.
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"As the prospect of positive growth has to become more visible, we remain at the forefront of initiatives to secure reasonably priced financing despite persisting liquidity constraints," Eurobank CEO Fokion Karavias told Reuters.
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Stefanie Brown James, the co-founder of Collective PAC, agreed and said that her group wants to help make black progressive Democrats more visible, particularly to deep-pocketed donors that can sustain campaigns.
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Mr. Rai and others said progress was more visible in the commercial sphere: Muslims and Dalits were no longer denied service at lunch counters; castes were no longer confined to divinely decreed occupations.
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" "As the risk of a no-deal Brexit has become more visible recently, we have seen business confidence weaken and rising uncertainty, and that has had some affect on near-term economic activity.
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There is no immediate plan to sell its smartphones Stateside yet, but this is a first step to building a more visible consumer brand to give it a rolling start when the time comes.
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Today women __ even in conservative regions of the country __ are more visible, boosting orders for the tailors who once were effectively banned from the much bigger business of sewing clothes for fashion-conscious women.
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"Fashion ID's embedding of the Facebook 'Like' button on its website allows it to optimize the publicity for its goods by making them more visible on the Facebook social network," says a press release.
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Earlier this year, both companies also expanded their relationships with PayPal, in an effort by PayPal to make its service a more visible option when shopping in-store at brick-and-mortar retail locations.
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She is taking on a more visible role in the immigration debate after choosing to stay out of the public eye for nearly a month, resulting in conspiracy theories about her health and marriage.
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Imfinzi and tremelimumab belong to the immunotherapy class of treatments that boost the body's own defenses to fight cancer, and tumors with high levels of mutations may be more visible to the immune system.
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Outside of being slightly more visible to predators and sensitive to sunlight, our new panda friend should have about as good of a chance at survival as any of its black-and-white peers.
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However, it's those subtle AI-powered changes to existing and pervasive products that will have a far more visible impact on how we use software to interact with the world in the near future.
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If Apple doesn't, then it wouldn't be a shock to see developers entirely abandon the iMessage App Store in favor of other messaging platforms where their apps are more visible and can get traction.
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When charging stations are more visible, people become much more likely to consider buying a plug-in car: Placing charging stations at workplaces, where cars spend much of their time, will be uniquely powerful.
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Yet this least intrusive of frontiers could become a lot more visible if Britain votes next week to leave the European Union, quitting a 28-nation bloc in which its neighbor, Ireland, will remain.
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Clinton has become more visible on the campaign trial in recent weeks, appearing last week at a rally for Florida gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum (D) and endorsing a slew of other candidates on Monday.
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Rise in hate crimes in the US Sikh-American groups say members of their religion have faced discrimination and abuse because their long beards and turbans make them more visible than other minority groups.
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BROADLY: Do you think we're living in a moment in which sexual harassment is more prevalent than ever before, or is it just more visible because activists have brought renewed awareness to the issue?
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According to Jason McCarthy, founder of the backpack and endurance-events company Goruck and a former Green Beret, this gear-dork mindset draws on the mystique of America's ever more visible special-forces personnel.
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Non-binary identity is more visible than ever in the mainstream media, but that doesn't necessarily translate to safety, support, opportunities, understanding—or any of the other things many non-binary people actually need.
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Tackling America's obesity problem needs to involve more than making junk foods more healthy; it needs to make healthy food more visible and available, said Michael Moss, author of the book Salt Sugar Fat.
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"In our business model we have much more recurring revenues which are more visible," Chief Financial Officer Greg Fewer told Reuters when asked if Aldar's profit growth this year could match that of 2015.
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Walmart's $9.95 fee on each order is a much more visible cost to consumers compared to Amazon's annual $99 fee for its Prime membership, which many shoppers set to auto-pay and then forget.
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The already underway "invisible" primary — basically the primary before the actual primary — got a touch more visible this week, when two possible Democratic presidential candidates announced their intentions to, well, not run for president.
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That's partly because video game culture is more visible than ever; the streaming app Twitch's audience has come to rival that of the largest cable news networks, with hundreds of thousands of concurrent viewers.
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I understood that the most charismatic experience of the structure would be at dusk, when the softly colored lights were more visible, creating the sense of a luminous sphere inside of a lacy cube.
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But then Lowell, who had initially found notoriety from songwriting with other pop acts, including Icona Pop, which would lead to her own solo work, slipped away a little from a more visible view.
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Posting a hashtag — #deleteUber, for instance, or #grabyourwallet — and threatening to back it up by withholding dollars can bring about a much quicker, more visible change in the world than, say, calling your representative.
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Masato Sakai, a professor of cultural anthropology and Andean archaeology who led the research team, said in a video about the discovery that the enigmatic drawings must become more visible to ensure their survival.
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"From a policy perspective, the absence of a more visible rebound this month will in our view also be a source of discomfort for the ECB," RBC's chief European macro strategist Peter Schaffrik said.
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One concern is that players in high schools and colleges might increasingly emulate the costume hazing now that it has become more visible on social media, and would do so in an unsupervised manner.
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Klobuchar ends her campaign in a far more visible and powerful position than she began it, said Raphael Sonenshein, director of the Pat Brown Institute for Public Affairs at California State University, Los Angeles.
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Women in power: There are now more women over the age of 50 in the U.S. than at any other point in history — and they're becoming more visible and powerful, our gender editor writes.
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Women in power: There are now more women over the age of 50 in the U.S. than at any other point in history — and they're becoming more visible and powerful, writes our gender editor.
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"Then we can actually publish the fact that they have geo-blocked something and use the 'Streisand effect,'" Marshall said, referring to the idea that the act of hiding something makes it more visible.
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Besides making Safety Check more visible, Facebook says the update will help people get better information about ongoing incidents and reduce the chance that people panic if they see the feature in their own feed.
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The more visible changes include a streamlined Settings menu (when has a Settings menu not looked in need of streamlining?), another gradual update to how notifications work, and new app badging à la the iPhone.
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Astronomy adds that this is highest Uranus has appeared in opposition since the '60s, so while it's not a once-in-a-lifetime event, it's much more visible than it's been for a long time.
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Though the individual objects embedded in the rings are hard to see, their activities are more visible, which is one of the ways Cassini has opened our eyes to the mysteries of this outer planet.
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Last year, Mark Rosewater, the game's head designer and the public face of Magic, even took to Tumblr to solicit advice on how everyone in the Magic community could help female players become more visible.
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The Garnet Test, which puts the glass up against sandpaper, presents more visible scratches in some areas and more faded scratches in others for Gorilla Glass 5, making it hard to draw a definite conclusion.
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The trading became a little more visible at a foreign-ministry press conference on January 16th, when a spokeswoman, Hua Chunying, was asked if China was open to Canadian appeals for clemency for Mr Schellenberg.
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As Axios reported Saturday, Newt Gingrich — who also went all-in with the Trump campaign — may take a more visible, frequent role as a defender as Trump girds for battle with special counsel Bob Mueller.
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"I do think that this has made the whole system, that most Japanese on the street don't really know exists, much more visible and much more vulnerable to criticism," said Tokyo-based lawyer Stephen Givens.
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The English-language remake Quarantine keeps the final shot of the final survivor disappearing into darkness, but loses much of the haunting darkness, adding in other light sources to make all the gore more visible.
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That is not to say that racism and de facto segregation are not stubborn realities in the United States and Britain, with issues like police violence against black men growing more visible rather than less.
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As renewable energy use surges in the U.S. and the effects of global climate change become more visible, companies like Arcadia Power are pitching a nationwide service to make renewable energy available to residential customers.
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From film's The Kids Are All Right to television's The Fosters, Modern Family, and Grey's Anatomy to even the pages of Highlights magazine, same-sex couples raising children are ever more visible and less controversial.
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He's been one of the more visible advocates for the legalization of the sport, serving as somewhat of a public tour-guide to the underground culture in major publications like Rolling Stone and Men's Journal.
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Its finding states that: As a result, the EC said it found Google's comparison shopping service is much more visible to consumers in Google's search results, while rival comparison shopping services are much less visible.
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Everything that happens in the industry is more visible, whether it's starting right at the early stages of the design and production process all the way down to the way people are treating a store.
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This effect cannot yet be seen with the naked eye, said Frederik Vanmeert, a researcher and doctoral candidate in the chemistry department of the University of Antwerp, but they could become more visible over time.
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" Biden made his own MSNBC appearance on Monday, making little news but having fun with a question about why he wasn't more visible: "Thanks for giving me time, so they don't wonder where I am.
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"China data weakness will likely be more visible in August and September, and policymakers will likely lean towards more intensive easing," said analysts at the Bank of America Merrill Lynch in a note on Monday.
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In a blog post, Richard Gingras, Google's vice president of news, said the changes to the company's search guidelines would help it to "better recognize original reporting" and make it more visible on the internet.
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"The ECB is ... still managing to buy more than the prescribed monthly amount of 60 billion euros, although the constraints are becoming more visible and will intensify," Kim Liu, an analyst at ABN Amro, said.
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Metaferia's objective is clear: to highlight this space as available to women of color (especially Black women) in East Lansing and to make the conversations they are having more visible to anyone who happens by.
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Deforestation, wildfires, and erosion from terracing and the slapdash construction of roads are some of the more visible effects of illegal marijuana grows, according to Karen Escobar, an Assistant US Attorney in California's Eastern District.
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Nowhere was this more visible than China, they said in the 2018 edition of their Billionaires Insights Report, with China's billionaires rising to 373 from 318 with joint wealth of $1.12 trillion, up 39 percent.
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Also possible is that the home visits, and regular participation of women in weekly meetings, made the women more visible, and made their partners feel that they were likelier to get caught if they were abusive.
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Simon Coveney was speaking as he launched the government's new 'Getting Ireland Brexit Ready' campaign, aimed at gearing the country up for all Brexit outcomes in what he said will be a more visible public campaign.
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Twitter has also seemingly begun taking more action when it comes to enforcing new rules around harassment and abuse, a problem that has been hounding the company for years and is even more visible this year.
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And this week, cracks in the Forza Italia edifice have grown more visible, as the option to abandon Lega as a long-term partner for a chance to return to power becomes a very real possibility.
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But I read the bit about the antenna line and flat edges making any deviations "more visible" to mean yes, even bends that fall into this spec might be noticeable if you know where to look.
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The personalizable avatars, created in 2014 by the Toronto-based company behind comic creation site Bitstrips, have become even more visible in recent years thanks to its integration in Snapchat (Snap acquired the company in 2014).
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Fast-forward to today, however, and GV is still here and appears to be gearing up to be more visible and active in the future, according to an interview I had with Hulme earlier this week.
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"Having a revised profile helps you stay active and more visible on the site, and can capture the attention of someone who might have swiped left, or taken a pass the first time around," she says.
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And the developments around Lofoten would be much closer to the coast—and therefore more visible—than most of Norway's oil platforms, which are hundreds of miles offshore, says Joseph Dutton of the think-tank E3G.
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What's more, posts from other providers were found to be a lot more visible than those from certified cosmetic surgeons, who were more likely to use less search-friendly terms like #augmentationmammoplasty, as opposed to #boobjob.
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By integrating professional profile data into Office 365, email and other communication apps, users would be more inclined to keep that information up-to-date as it would be more visible to friends, colleagues and others.
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Authorities in Germany and elsewhere in Europe responded to Monday's attack by saying they would step up security measures at Christmas markets and New Year events, with a more visible police presence and more frequent patrols.
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Now that marriage equality is the law of the land and LGBTQ people are more visible than ever, it can be easy to forget what a profoundly different time 1997 was for gay and lesbian Americans.
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A major update was just launched globally for the service which highlights a new faster video player, Xbox Live sign-ins, and a redesigned home page that makes the service's various communities more visible to users.
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At age 44, he is one of the youngest members of the US Senate, and has emerged as one of the more visible Democrats in Congress in the wake of the party's sweeping losses in 2016.
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Some of the more visible signs of failure to integrate earlier immigrants—from the banlieues that ring French cities to the divided towns of northern England—make it harder for governments to take in new ones.
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I took measurements of my legs and butt at the start and end but did not get any quantifiable change in circumference, but I do think there was more visible definition not reflected by those numbers.
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Diplomatic thaw The apparent shift in policy, in which other members of the ruling family are taking a more visible role, comes as Kim appears to be extending potential olive branches to both foes and allies.
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The same beige gold alloy contours the edges of the more visible black components, a touch that Mr. Beau said was meant to evoke the light metal chain sewn on the inside hem of Chanel's jackets.
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Gayle David Bradshaw, the ATP's executive vice president for rules and competition, emphasized that the measurement of time was not new, just more visible than it had been when limited to the chair umpire's tablet screen.
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It has been melting incrementally for many years, but the change became more visible this summer after the hottest June on record since 1767, when the country started keeping track, according to researchers at Innsbruck University.
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"You're taking a lot more immediate, and much more visible, kinds of risks by launching to space that I think that radiation — at least for me — didn't enter into the equation very prominently," Lopez-Alegria said.
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But because the inadequacy of the system is perhaps more visible than it's been in a long time, this might also be a chance to start rethinking eldercare in the U.S. before the next disaster hits.
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This past summer, Mr. Einaudi became an even more visible star when Greenpeace filmed him playing the piano on a floating platform beside melting glaciers in the Arctic Ocean, to highlight the effects of climate change.
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"We want to find a creative solution that prevents a hard border in Northern Ireland…It is not the European Union, it is Brexit that risks making the border more visible in Northern Ireland," Juncker said.
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This is where Hogarth comes in, and in recent years it has emerged from the shadows to become a more visible part of WPP, most recently opening a new facility in New York's Gramercy Park Studios.
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As for his role, she anticipates that it will become more visible in the fall, perhaps around the premiere of "Blade Runner 2049," the much-anticipated sci-fi sequel in which Mr. Leto has a role.
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But that alliance may not hold, as tensions grow more visible between those that would like to see a second referendum, those that would ideally reverse Brexit altogether, and those that are demanding a general election.
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But if executive branch officials due to testify this week do not show up, they may reach a point when there is little to be gained by holding off a more visible phase of the inquiry.
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The trend toward garments that meet religious requirements is becoming more visible among the burgeoning middle class in Indonesia, where, for years, few Muslim women covered their heads, or opted for traditional batik or Western clothing.
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That could ease the transition to a new management structure for the Jets, with Johnson's younger brother, Christopher Wold Johnson, said to be in line to assume a more visible, and important, role with the team.
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The sketches were all much larger than we thought — I had seen some of them in the original before, but not all — the traces of the hand were more visible, and the colors were more vivid.
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As Motherboard noted, scientists detected similar clouds in 2009, 2012, and 2015, all during the Martian winter season—which is also occurring right now, accompanied by recent dust storms that could have made the clouds more visible.
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Monaenkova worked with the researchers to get the right amount of radioactive iodine that could be ingested by the ants to make them more visible to the x-ray device, but not enough to be seriously toxic.
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The blue lights were part of a broader set of security measures at Turkey Hill that included brighter exterior lighting, new window signage to make store exteriors more visible from inside, and security training for store workers.
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At the time, she typically frequented the salon once a week to get her gray roots touched up, so she knew that by the end of the vacation, her silvery hairs would be more visible than ever.
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"Making errors more visible when they occur so their effects can be intercepted; having remedies at hand to rescue patients; and making errors less frequent by following principles that take human limitations into account," the authors wrote.
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Nowhere is the change more visible than in the Black Sea and the Eastern Mediterranean, where Russia is deploying a squadron of six improved Kilo class submarines, armed with Kalibr anti-ship and land attack cruise missiles.
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But in the years since, the queerness of the US women's national soccer team has only grown more visible — so visible, in fact, that it's pretty much impossible for even the densest of straight people to ignore.
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But it's not just my imagination: Exactly 20 years after Ellen DeGeneres risked everything by having her sitcom character come out as a lesbian, queer women are more visible and nuanced on TV now than ever before.
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They're #WithHer, they #StandwithPP; they give shout-outs to feminist and environmentalist and pro-LGBT causes in acceptance speeches—and the more visible these stars are, the more likely it is for their voices to be heard.
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Despite this, sexual minorities – especially transgender people who are more visible - have been driven to the fringes of society into begging and sex work, and face discrimination in jobs and basic services such as health and education.
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With Apple doing small things to make AI more visible and powerful across more of its devices, the company appears to be acknowledging people's continued use of impressively smart apps like Google Translate and the Google App.
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And even though female leads were more visible onscreen in 2015, comprising 29% of the leads in the top 100 movies, the percentage of female characters in speaking roles, both major and minor, was actually down slightly.
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Bayalaged (that means hand painted highlights) sombré (that's a subtle ombré, FYI) allows your colorist to focus the bleach or color throughout the ends of hair only, rather than up top where grow out is more visible.
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Other campaigns tried to adapt to Trump's dominance in the media cycle by making their candidates more visible through cable interviews and trying to break into the news by using the latest Trump controversy as a foil.
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The German retailer benefited from a commercial advantage as the 'Like' button made its products more visible on Facebook, the court said, though it noted the company is not liable for how Facebook subsequently processes the data.
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Mr. Cheng, 36, has become more visible in the international art world in recent years through the development of an unusual business-meets-nonprofit model in China for promoting shopping and fine art at the same time.
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"There will be a significant downside risk in real estate next year - it's mainly due to more visible contractions in smaller tier-3 and tier-4 cities," said Sun Binyi, an analyst with China Real Estate Appraisal.
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There is some evidence from the Netherlands that marijuana use didn't increase after the Dutch made it quasi-legal to sell and buy in "coffee shops"—at least not until those shops proliferated and became more visible.
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Clara Luzian aka Render Fruit makes haunting, spellbinding, and eerily beautiful GIFS that explore themes of human isolation, alienation, personal artistic expression, non-verbal communication, and the collective unconscious—made all the more visible with the Internet.
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"Openly alt-right guy:" The industry is still trying to reckon with a more visible minority of workers who are on the right-wing of politics, and how that squares with its efforts of being more inclusive.
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But accounts from exiled Uighurs and Xinjiang scholars point to one chilling fact: those internment camps – hidden from view except to satellites far above – represent one of the more visible planks of an overarching attack on Uighurs.
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Halloween is not traditionally celebrated in France, although it has become more visible since the late 1990s under the influence of American films and TV series, with shop windows often showing hollowed out pumpkin heads and witches.
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A Word About the Rankings Tumblr takes note of any action taken on the site (searches, posts, reblogs) and gives more weight to those that are more visible (posts and reblogs, for instance, matter more than searches).
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If you're trying to conceal yourself from someone wearing night-vision goggles or a drone equipped with multispectral imaging sensors, opt for a get-up that at the very least won't make you more visible under infrared.
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On New York's increasingly crowded streets, so-called "pedestrian head starts" have become a key tactic used by city officials to reduce dangers at busy intersections by making pedestrians more visible and reinforcing their right of way.
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