It surely seems reasonable that stable patients with single-vessel disease should be informed that stents work no better than fake procedures, and no better than medical therapy.
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In many cases, they've performed no better than a placebo.
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The treatments he proposes are no better than his diagnosis.
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The chosen Jacob is no better than the rejected Esau.
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And then I'm no better than him, being the president.
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It's no better than racist graffiti on a bus stop.
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"You're no better than Donald Trump," the mayor replied forcefully.
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The Saudi human rights record is no better than Iran's.
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Joe Biden, the moderate favorite, polls no better than Sanders.
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You can do no better than Sabrina the Teenage Witch.
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"AFN family" is no better than any of the other channels.
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Pittsburgh's next loss will ensure it can finish no better than .
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"One really is no better than the other," Dr. Stockman says.
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Highs should do no better than upper 40s to lower 603s.
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Fake history is no better than fake news; it's maybe worse.
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These employees were no better than subordinated bondholders of Lehman Brothers.
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It found that spinal manipulation was no better than sham interventions.
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Groups are no better than individuals at self-regulating over time.
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But the Saudi human rights record is no better than Iran's.
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Sunday's loss ensured that the Rams can finish no better than .
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"I'm just a man no better than any other," he tells Andrea.
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Clinton faring no better than she did in 2008 in that category.
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Mike Quigley said Bannon answered Republicans' questions "no better than" his own.
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If you're looking for a ride, you'll do no better than Tesla.
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No, better than great—things will be better than they ever were.
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Yet this would be no better than children marking their own homework.
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It's really no better than watching a movie in a darkened room.
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Some Republicans appear to be no better than Democrats on this front.
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And suddenly their numbers are average, they're no better than anybody else.
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"Why Antidepressants Are No Better Than Placebos," Newsweek contended the same year.
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She's no better than a subway flasher on a crowded train car.
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In reality, they're likely no better than No. 20153 in their division.
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His handling of the orchestra is generally considered no better than effective.
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It was truly awful — no better than the TV's built-in speakers.
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He told Bill O'Reilly that America's behavior was no better than Putin's.
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Now for a confession: I am no better than the rest of you.
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After three viewings and two casts, I like it no better than before.
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Entering the game, Atlanta had held eight straight opponents to no better than .
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"He is no better than many of the Republicans out there," she said.
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I'm hearing that it's no better than 25G, and in many aspects worse.
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The half-dozen cars inside the lot fared no better than the stove.
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" He said Apple's products are great, "but they're probably no better than Samsung's.
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Greece is still in depression, no better than it was a year ago.
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And SSRIs often fare no better than placebos for mild to moderate depression.
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In most studies, the pills tend to do no better than a placebo.
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"Women were regarded as no better than the cows they milked," she said.
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Just amassing resources, in other words, is no better than flipping a coin.
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"Civility is no better than when I started this program," Mr. Rubenstein acknowledges.
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No one is better than me and I'm no better than everyone else.
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Those who had expensive lawyers were doing no better than others, she said.
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Their argument all along was that the US is no better than they are.
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In the past decade returns have been no better than the S&P 500.
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After five weeks, static stretching fared no better than resistance training for improving flexibility.
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So betting on a continued rise has been no better than a coin toss.
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They're no better than us or worse than us except by what they do.
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Mr Ke fared no better than Mr Lee, losing to the computer 240-0003.
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Khosrowshahi has proved no better than Kalanick at figuring out a sustainable business model.
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Football is no better than a gladiator tournament or the running of the bulls.
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And then we walked away saying, 'This is no better than what we had.
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Here's what the evidence shows: Initially, charters' overall results were no better than average.
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We are no better than the people who came before us, heroes or not.
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I had become a cautionary tale — a gaming addict no better than the rest.
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But the driving experience is largely forgettable, no better than the rest of the segment.
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"You're no better than anybody, and nobody's better than you," my wise grandmother would say.
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As you can see, the figures are no better than random as time goes on.
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The respondents were right only 50.5% of the time, no better than tossing a coin.
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Mr Maennig has found that host countries fare no better than those that bid unsuccessfully.
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Yeah yeah, I know: killing Nazis, neo or otherwise, makes us no better than them.
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The Cochrane review on acute pain found that spinal manipulation worked no better than placebo.
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His chances of winning are no better than Nixon's were in the summer of 1974.
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Coming off a deep recession, real GDP growth is averaging no better than 2 percent.
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Basically, people can tell which is ours by random chance — and no better than that.
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Am I no better than the character of Jackie Lynn who bleached out her past?
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It's Mexican cowboy country, though cattle seem to like it no better than crops do.
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And no evidence supports homeopathic products, which are at best no better than a placebo.
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But for the first time the odds on it happening are no better than even.
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For people with moderate depression, they found, the drugs worked no better than a placebo.
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Samman Naz from Massachusetts agreed: I predict that 2018 will be no better than 267.
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In that city, charter schools often perform no better than traditional schools, and sometimes worse.
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And if this year is no better than last, even that will be called into question.
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We also need love, for without it, we are no better than those who fear us.
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The volunteers recognised cloned speech as such only half the time (ie, no better than chance).
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I was probably no better than her other students, no less fumbling, but I was driven.
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Al Franken is reportedly no better than the sweaty dude who gropes women on the train.
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It's no better than using a mouse to click around 360-degree videos on your computer.
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All of the snakes were impressive, but the vipers were no better than the rat snakes.
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The Florida senator finished no better than third in any of Saturday's primary elections and caucuses.
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To them, he was no better than any of us—he was just another Eritrean refugee.
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For critics of the policy writ large, the updated order is no better than the first.
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If everyone is uniform in their individualism, then this place is no better than Hot Topic.
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I didn't include this product, however, because it's no better than any of the other picks.
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In this respect, they are no better than quantum computers like Google's built from superconducting circuits.
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And Swan, seen as a sellout to his people, is considered no better than a dog.
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They said that he's no better than a judge who engages in sexual assault and harassment.
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Trump could do no better than to step aside and cede the post to Okonjo-Iweala.
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Check your ego at the door and understand that you are no better than anybody else.
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In other words, O'Rourke did no better than the average of this admittedly small control group.
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It turns out that data-fueled algorithms are no better than humans—and frequently, they're worse.
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I had assumed that the annual forecasts were essentially worthless — no better than flipping a coin.
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Anthony has joined the Oklahoma City Thunder, and made them no better than before his arrival.
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My point is, that lithium ion batteries are really no better than they were almost decade ago.
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In Kisner's last six starts, he's missed the cut three times and finished no better than 52nd.
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The government's response to last autumn's haze was no better than it had been under Jokowi's predecessors.
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Otherwise, Washington will certainly be perceived as no better than China, Russia – or, for that matter, Kabila.
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And it reinforces the cynical view of the mobsters that their adversaries are no better than them.
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But on a healthy Mets roster, he was no better than the third-string shortstop this season.
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President Trump's investments in stocks and bonds are holding up no better than the S&P 163.
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Like many questions surrounding this artist's work, we can do no better than to imagine the answer.
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Still Marty chastises Maya for being no better than Petty, hurting whoever she can to get ahead.
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"Any product that doesn't offer that is no better than a DVD or YouTube videos" Eldeeb remarks.
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Radiofrequency denervation works no better than exercise for relief of back pain, a new study has found.
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He could scrounge up no better than a one-year, $303 million deal with the Milwaukee Brewers.
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"The outcomes after [real surgery] were no better than those after placebo surgery," the study authors concluded.
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Evenflo's testing records showed the new Big Kid with side wings did no better than the old version.
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Experienced court reporters did no better than newer ones, and black reporters little better than the white ones.
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Actually, he's no better than anything they have, but at least he's a familiar hairy mid-rotation type.
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This is hardly surprising: the average manager is likely to do no better than the market, before fees.
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But their shiny facilities often mask curriculums and lecturers that are no better than the average public institution.
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In contrast, the insulin levels of those who ate breakfast first were no better than the control group.
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One is no better than the other — just choose based on which rewards are more valuable to you.
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That figure would be no better than last year's, when growth was at its lowest level since 2009.
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The quality felt no better than a shirt from Old Navy, which probably would have fit me better.
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Justice Sonia Sotomayor called it no better than the 1944 decision endorsing the wartime detention of Japanese-Americans.
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Taiwanese observers are likely to recognize that China would treat them no better than it treats Hong Kongers.
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But his prospects for reaching the 61 seats necessary to form a government were no better than Gantz's.
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McIlroy has finished no better than fourth at the Masters, the only major to elude the 29-year-old.
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Expressing shared queer desires by insulting women is no better than straight men affirming their identities by teasing gays.
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Where glittery food is concerned, we're really no better than the magpie lining its nest with stolen shiny objects.
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Your continuing to weaponize hate make you no better than the bigots who screamed "blood and soil" in Charlottesville.
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Thousands of dollars and thousands of hours later, hopeless and heartbroken, I was no better than I was before.
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"I've never seen him no better than that," said Jones a former four-weight champion in his own right.
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If a man can't control himself he is no better than an animal, and they should be punished themselves.
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Consumer groups have repeatedly warned that some Black Friday deals are no better than other sales during the year.
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The Academie francaise, official custodian of the language of Moliere, said it was no better than a pizza advert.
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Better performances followed, but Leyva fell on the high bar, and the team could finish no better than fifth.
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"The forecasting models, which assign probabilities or chances to candidates, are no better than the polls themselves," he said.
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To this day, he writes, they know no better than to believe what their mother has always told them.
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An estimated one million Americans are legally blind, meaning that their corrected vision is no better than 20/200.
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This type of abortion litmus test is no better than telling pro-lifers they do not belong at all.
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Once, a driver did no better than three 2000th-place finishes, but the set of twos took the money.
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The Beavers could do no better than am errant buzzer-beating, 70-foot heave after Bradley's final free throw.
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We have studied the development program and found it has performed no better than the MEGA program it replaced.
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Zombie shows depict a post-apocalypse where people are no better than the undead — and seem to know it.
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First, comforting or not, it should be understood that your office air is probably no better than plane air.
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Every few years an article bubbles up with claims that expensive wines are really no better than cheap ones.
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Mechanically it's no better than playing an MP3 of the sutras on repeat, though it's a great deal more expensive.
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To believe that was justified, you have to regard America as being no better than Russia, China or al-Qaeda.
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Mr. Rubio has still finished no better than second in any nominating contest, but hope remains high among his supporters.
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He also called it an "inconvenient truth" that outcomes for people on Medicaid are no better than for those without.
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Without data supporting them, marketing recommendations would be no better than opinions, and analyzing ROI would be imprecise, at best.
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The safe-haven Swiss franc did no better than the yen, sliding 0.2 percent against euro to the 1.0812 francs.
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That's good, but it's no better than the Ring doorbell and chime I've had installed in my house for years.
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In 300 such tests people got it wrong about half of the time, no better than a random coin toss.
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Opioids are no better than nonopioid pain relievers for treating the chronic pain of osteoarthritis, a clinical trial has found.
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But hold the celebrations: If he was no better than the rest of his party, he was also no worse.
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Ricky Stenhouse Jr., who finished no better than fifth in any NASCAR top-circuit race last year, earned the pole.
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Fresh blood transfusions may be no better than blood that has been stored for several weeks, a new study found.
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For critically ill children, fresh blood transfusions may be no better than blood that has been stored for several weeks.
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I was also told that I was threat to children and that being gay was no better than being a paedophile.
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Basically, it seemed no better than playing with a group of friends and helping each other by shouting out the answers.
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Conversely, there is a plenitude of artworks by Western artists with no better than a remote commentary on the Iraq wars.
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Sixty-nine percent of millionaires expect a rate of investment return no better than 2 percent to 503 percent this year.
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That argues for a change to the current approach, which rejects everything that is "no better than a placebo" as useless.
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" The bottom line: Far from the business genius he purports to be, Mr. Trump is no better than a "con man.
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It reminds you that you are no better than all the women who have come before you, but also no worse.
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Today such measures can be no better than knocking on wood, thanks to a complex crime known as synthetic-identity fraud.
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The S&P 500 and China's FXI trade positive roughly 50 percent of the time, no better than a coin flip.
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The Finn started 15th, after collecting a grid penalty for an unscheduled gearbox change, and could salvage no better than eighth.
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Brian Bowen Jr. was not the top-rated player in the class of 2017; he was no better than the 15th.
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Lives are at stake and if you don't recognize that, you are no better than those with whom you are disillusioned.
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Since 2100, history shows that betting on the major U.S. equity indices in September is no better than a coin flip.
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In a passionate and searing dissent from the bench, Justice Sonia Sotomayor said the decision was no better than Korematsu v.
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"It sounded good because I didn't have a big war chest, but I became no better than my opponent," he said.
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Arizona State (14-17, 7-33) will be no better than the No. 8 seed in the tournament, pending later results.
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Spending hours to find the perfect apartment is no better than daydreaming if a landlord throws your application in the trash.
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Now, Cal doesn't have Goff and will likely finish no better than fourth (out of sixth) in the Pac-12 North.
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"I stayed where I was cause I'm no better than the next person i saved up to put 20% down," he tweeted.
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Despite her prospect of being the first female president, her share of the female vote at 21972% was no better than average.
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And sadly, as Americans struggled to wake up on Sunday morning they realized they were no better than this unprepared little fox.
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In fact, the offspring of the third group did no better than those whose mothers had received no extra nutrients at all.
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Its work force is strikingly uniform: The diversity numbers from Facebook, Twitter, Microsoft, Yahoo and other companies look no better than Google's.
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And he's giving her all the right advice: If you burn cities, you're no better than any other despot in Westerosi history.
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This means that not only did homeopathy treatments perform no better than other medicines, but they also failed to outdo sugar pills.
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With 22 months of lead time, they misfired by 1.3 points on average—no better than repeating the previous year's growth rate.
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Overall, knee surgery was no better than these alternatives for improving physical function, and resulted in only a small reduction in pain.
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Ironically, the Ibadis were also denounced as being no better than the Khawarij extremists from whose ranks they emerged 14 centuries ago.
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But even so, Trump carried only a little more than one-third of voters under 30, no better than Romney's meager performance.
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You might argue that I'm no better than Mike by filtering the stories I don't like from sites I don't agree with.
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Wright suggests that methane emissions related to natural-gas production may make it no better than coal in terms of global warming.
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Astrology has been definitively disproved: astrologers do no better than chance at matching horoscopes with psychological profiles in a double-blind study.
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The Iranian regime is no better than it used to be, and these developments have yet to stand the test of time.
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Ain't the first, won't be the last," or "We could put them in cages, but then we'd be no better than them.
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We've seen TONS of injuries, almost weekly, on the stateside 'DWTS' ... so, good to know the Frenchies are no better than us.
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But a rigorous clinical trial showed that testosterone was no better than a sugar pill in helping older men avoid memory loss.
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KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia — I have never quite bought the notion that democracy delivers a government no better than what its people deserve.
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When it comes to college savings for children, it appears parents are no better than bosses who pay their male workers more.
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Authoritarian environmentalism, then, may excel at producing policies but be no better than democratic environmentalism at producing good outcomes—and probably worse.
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Use of a centralized financial payment network will result in "a system that is no better than SWIFT or PayPal, " McCaleb said.
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The result is that GO bondholders are to be treated no better than any other unsecured creditors in the commonwealth's bankruptcy proceedings.
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Why help him dismiss his detractors as people in thrall to the theater of their outrage and no better than he is?
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More often than not, the society he works for despises him and sees him as no better than the monsters he's hunting.
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It's rude, for one thing — yelling at someone with ALL CAPS and underlines is no better than texting while you talk to someone.
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Many suggested the government is no better than the system in place before the American-led invasion in 2003 that toppled Saddam Hussein.
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I am a poet only a poet and I am no better than any other poet and no poet is better than me.
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The masses are no better than animals, you understand, and you can't expect them not to become infected with the virus of bolshevism.
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There are so many statues of José Martí, that if they converted that into currency, it would do no better than the peso.
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Is he a deranged power-hungry maniac, no better than Negan in the absence of the people he loves and vows to protect?
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Without greater political will, this week's meetings may be remembered as no better than the 1938 Evian Conference, and history will be unforgiving.
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Today, she's no better than most junkies who wake up covered in their own vomit or not knowing what -- or whom -- they've done.
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Among the 220 high-income countries in the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, the United States, alas, placed no better than 220th.
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It's not much of a routine, and, in this regard, I am no better than the large, angry septuagenarian in the White House.
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Shockingly, it was no better than placebo in two of the three short-term Phase-III studies submitted to the FDA for approval.
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To treat emergency room patients in acute pain, a single dose of oral opioids is no better than drugs like aspirin and ibuprofen.
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That is not justified by the trajectory of earnings, as JPMorgan Chase and Citigroup reported results Thursday that were no better than steady.
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Sanders's persistently surprising popularity shows that the Democratic establishment grasped the deep alienation of its voters no better than its Republican counterpart did.
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After all, any notion that we should nationalize our communications networks makes us no better than the authoritarian regimes threatening our national security.
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"Shit, that's no better than a Budweiser," Stolarsky said at the bar, when he'd slurped off the top inch of Tira Harpaz's Tiger.
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A win of less than 7 percentage points makes them no better than a 183-50 shot to win the House of Representatives.
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The authors assigned "skill scores" to models based on their accuracy, where 1 is perfect prediction and zero is no better than chance.
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" Green, a member of the Congressional Black Caucus, went on to argue that if Trump continues to "weaponize racism and bigotry, this makes you no better than those who were screaming 'blood and soil,'" and "Jews will not replace us," an apparent reference to the violent 2017 white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Va. "It makes you no better than those who burn crosses.
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Warda, the human rights activist, said militants from any sect that attacked civilians in the name of religion were "no better than Islamic State".
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Kirk, in turn, predicted Trump would do no better than Alan Keyes when he ran for Senate in Illinois against Barack Obama in 2004.
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That is not justified by the trajectory of earnings, as JPMorgan and Citigroup showed on Thursday with results that were no better than steady.
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But as dealmaking has slowed and cost-cutting has run dry, its investors are punishing it for finding itself no better than its peers.
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Quentin Snider supplied 14 points, although the junior guard has shot no better than 36.4 percent in any of the five games this season.
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Last year, Rob posted a disturbing Instagram about Kim that insinuated she was no better than the murdering, lying main character in Gone Girl.
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Indeed, many astronauts, including Neil Armstrong, thought their chances of success on the first voyage to the moon were no better than fifty percent.
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"This case-by-case approach is no better than listing it completely because it allows these decisions to be made in secret," she said.
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This will be where you realize you're no better than anyone else in the world, and that salsa dancing kind of makes you horny.
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Shown a random configuration of pieces that could not arise in a game, chess masters are no better than novices at piece position recall.
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It's no better than the rest of the world that blissfully ignores my queerness as long as I've got a man on my arm.
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UCLA lost earlier in the day at USC, when a Bruins win would have ensured Oregon no better than a share of the title.
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But as colonial and technological powers overran the world, indigenous peoples were treated no better than the buffalo, or whale or pangolin or bat.
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That company got around $120 million to sell an internet-connected juicer that seems to be no better than a packet of Go-Gurt.
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Doctors often prescribe steroid injections for the pain of knee arthritis, but a rigorous trial has found they work no better than a placebo.
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So it seems that Mr. Trump may be no better than the average person in leveraging the force of moral emotions on social media.
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In the end, it was an old nun who told me that I was no better than an animal because I didn't believe in God.
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We tilted at windmills for a bit, and, despite having tons of troops in the country, left the place no better than we'd found it.
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"We are racial separatists, we believe that one race is no better than the other, but each one is different, inhabits another continent," he said.
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Go into the Georgetown tea parties, the eating clubs, they all say Nixon is finished, that his word is no better than a dead man's.
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Once expected to run for the presidency again after Rousseff's term, Lula now registers no better than opposition politicians in polls simulating a 2018 election.
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If you don't release them, the public will infer that your returns are definitely no better than "pretty good," and perhaps much worse than that.
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To buttress his case that Democrats don't occupy the moral high ground, French claims that Hillary Clinton's record on women is no better than Trump's.
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Either he is no better than the desultory tourist, or he is responsible for the fact that our experiences rarely resemble the advertisements or postcards.
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It would be nice if, instead of hiding behind the veneer of fiscal competence, congressional Republicans finally just admitted that they're no better than Democrats.
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The conclusion: Surgery was no better than alternative nonsurgical treatments, like supervised exercise and therapy to help patients deal with their fear of back pain.
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Everybody goes into it with confidence, but the odds that you will have a truly happy marriage are probably no better than one in three.
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The recent news that stents inserted in patients with heart disease to keep arteries open work no better than a placebo ought to be shocking.
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The United States' global leadership in biopharmaceutical research would disappear, and we would become no better than China, which steals America's intellectual property every day.
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If others appear later, they can do no better than to follow in the footsteps of such predecessors and to do it the same way.
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Those who enjoy their comedy with a hefty helping of cathartic anger punctuated by indignant finger pointing could do no better than this veteran comedian.
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Four years after his triumph in Helsinki, he went to the Olympics in Melbourne, Australia, but did no better than sixth in a steeplechase heat.
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There are many of you that are reading these words right now having had thoughts and deeds no better than what Josh had and did.
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The Democrats' base — young and nonwhite voters — is no better than Trump's at showing up for midterm elections and is unhelpfully clustered in urban districts.
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For if you can't look in the mirror and catch yourself smiling from time to time, then you're no better than the toothy bastard himself.
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Her parents tried to get her to blow her nose to dislodge the plastic footwear, but Lucy could do no better than a few sniffs.
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When she complains to Axe, he shoots her down, treating her no better than the analyst who meekly suggested that they look into Apple stock.
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The news last fall that stents inserted in patients with heart disease to keep arteries open work no better than a placebo ought to be shocking.
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If you use the flash on your camera when taking a pointless picture of the DJ's face, you are a sociopath no better than Ted Bundy.
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We have come out no better than before we went in — we have merely retread familiar grounds masquerading as new, finding occasional nuggets of anodyne insight.
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The striking result was that the patients on opioids did no better than those taking the opioid alternatives — despite the much higher risk profile of opioids.
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At the time of its last meeting in May, the ICSG forecast world mine production this year would be no better than flat relative to 2018.
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"If you opt for state-sponsored Islam, you're no better than Iran," says Muddassar Ahmed, who leads Concordia, an international caucus of young Western Muslim leaders.
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The two calorie-cutting options were no better than normal eating habits for reducing risk factors for heart disease like blood pressure and total cholesterol levels.
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But as long as it remains illegal, and therefore in the hands of organized crime, buying cocaine is no better than sending a donation to ISIS.
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But if the Republicans continue to drag their feet, then they must be treated no better than Trump's other unsavory accomplices, and suffer the electoral consequences.
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On Tuesday, the 24-year-old pop star penned a note on Instagram explaining that the lives of A-listers are no better than everyone else's.
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"Let it be duly noted that after today, the grocery business has now become no better than department stores as a place to invest," he said.
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Even those whose job is to conduct interviews to dig out hidden truths, such as police officers or intelligence agents, are no better than ordinary folk.
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An extensive review of emotion recognition research found that facial expression is not really associated with emotion, making the surveillance vendors' claims no better than pseudoscience.
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The managers mustered no better than a 50-to-50 vote, not even a simple majority, much less the two-thirds threshold required by the Constitution.
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But Africa's military have proved to be "no better than civilians when it comes to running governments," according to Major Jimmi Wangome of the Kenya Army.
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It's also refreshing to project wisdom onto salt-and-pepper beards at a moment when men in power sometimes come off no better than colicky babies.
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That enhances the prospect — still probably no better than 50-50 — that no aspirant goes into next July's Milwaukee convention with the necessary majority of delegates.
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But a new study out this week suggests that at least one such forecasting algorithm, used in some American courts, is no better than untrained humans.
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A recent study showed that opioids in conjunction with the non-narcotic painkiller naproxen for acute lower back pain worked no better than taking naproxen alone.
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Hilsee said the new plan was no better than the first one, and urged the judge to send the parties back to the drawing board yet again.
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Peter is no better than the school board and the administration, if I convict somebody or I make a judgment on someone based on no hard evidence.
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In six starts in the States since, he's finished no better than tied for ninth, and that result came in the 21-man Dell Match Play Championship.
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"When it comes to sexual harassment, the fashion industry is no better than the entertainment business," Robyn Lawley, a 28-year-old Australian-born model, told Broadly.
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" Last year, Ryan's A Better Way plan stated that "the official poverty rate in 22016 (28.2 percent) was no better than it was in 23.6 (23.1 percent).
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We have to reconsider how and whether we're actually incentivizing innovation or if we're just creating profit-generating machines that are no better than Valeant or Turing.
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"This, in turn, will result in higher inflation expectations, while the medium-term growth prospects will, at best, be no better than they were before," Groepe said.
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The two countries are in the final stages of negotiations, with officials from both sides putting the odds of a deal at no better than 50-50.
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They're the people that we should no better than to turn to for useful information in times of crisis no matter how much we love small horses.
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By then, I was big enough to feel shame for the younger kids, who knew no better than to scurry around, as our local anti-Semites laughed.
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Alternate-day fasting has gained some popularity as a weight-loss technique, but a rigorous trial has found that it works no better than ordinary calorie restriction.
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When the Supreme Court greenlit the version of the ban currently in place, Justice Sotomayor wrote in dissent that the ruling was no better than Korematsu v.
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But a book reviewer who ignores the visual aspect of this format is no better than a film reviewer who keeps her eyes shut during a screening.
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Shoppers are likely to be checking prices carefully too, with several consumer groups warning some Black Friday deals are no better than other sales during the year.
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"People were no better than beasts of burden," a surviving herder told an ethnic Mongolian researcher who published their accounts in a small Chinese magazine in 2007.
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"If you continue to weaponize racism and bigotry, this makes you no better than those who were screaming 'blood and soil,' 'Jews will not replace us,'" Green said.
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Despite bold proclamations and predictions, it would get no better than that night outside of Cleveland, the crowd chanting "O-H-I-O" as Kasich pumped his fists.
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A recent paper by researchers at the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia finds that inflation models that include unemployment data perform no better than those that do not.
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But if you mock these concepts without bothering to understand them, you're no better than your "PC" leftist adversary who demonizes your words without bothering to explain why.
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" Chris Adcock, chairwoman of Democratic Party in southwest Iowa's Page County, said in a text message that "our team was REALLY surprised turnout was no better than 2016.
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The allegation that this technology is no better than "Phrenology 2.0," a fraudulent linkage of unrelated physical features to complex internal processes, is understandable but not really true.
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"The president believed that the photos might prove that the media had lied in reporting that attendance had been no better than average," three sources told the Post.
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I'm no better than anyone else, I have my struggles, and I want to be able to show a way of dealing with it, and not internalizing it.
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We may not have been great science students, but we could read the results pretty clearly: people were doing no better than average at guessing which was which.
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The good news for Russia, though, is that for many of those polled in Africa, Asia and Europe, the United States is seen as no better than Russia.
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On Air Force One, administration officials sent emails over an air-to-ground Internet connection that was often no better than dial-up modems from the mid-1990s.
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Well first of all I like to preface this, I must preface this by saying, I can give you a hypothesis that is no better than anybody else's.
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"Trump is a revolution unfortunately, (and one) who's reaffirming nationalism and he's showing that Americans are no better than anyone else," Shiller told CNBC ahead of the Forum.
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They finish the trip Monday against the 10th-place Clippers, who can do no better than tie New Orleans, before hosting the regular-season finale against the Spurs.
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Despite his big promises and hefty salary – $3.2 million a year – his team's performance on the international stage is no better than most of the U.S. teams before him.
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A decades-long trend of rising life expectancy in the U.S. could be ending: It declined last year and it is no better than it was four years ago.
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McGirt, boosted by two eagles, put his previous bad form at Sawgrass behind him on a course where he has finished no better than 43rd in four previous starts.
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You can just spend a few pounds on the cheapest pair of headphones out there but it's no better than using the pair you've already got with your iPhone.
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Vaccaro added that it feels good to finally see the Saints&apos defense giving Brees some support, at least recently, after three seasons of ranking no better than 31st.
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In the case of solanezumab, final-phase testing of the drug showed it was no better than placebo, Sacks and colleagues reported in the New England Journal of Medicine.
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You may still believe in your heart of hearts that Hillary Clinton is no better than Donald Trump, and that a blow must be struck against two-party duopoly.
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America won't return to the Olympic podium in women's figure skating for at least four more years after finishing out their individual event on Friday no better than ninth.
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With 25 points for a victory, the Spaniard needs to win Sunday's race with Italian Rossi finishing 103th or lower and reigning world champion Lorenzo no better than fourth.
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Rick Santorum says Hollywood turned a blind eye to sexual misconduct for decades, and that it's no better than D.C. ... even if it likes to pretend it is today.
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But previously unpublished data from the trial show the drug worked no better than a placebo at reducing nausea and vomiting in pregnant women, researchers report in PLOS One.
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"[Dating sites] are in a tough position because they have no way to tell who's likely to commit assault—no better than the rest of us do," says Berkowitz.
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"Let it be duly noted that after today, the grocery business has now become no better than department stores as a place to invest," the "Mad Money " host said.
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Studies showed that most projects funded by the 41 grants were no better than traditional sex education and behavioral health programs already being used in schools and local communities.
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"If anybody sees hate or hears things like this, then they should say something because, in my opinion, ignoring it is no better than saying it yourself," Spencer said.
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It is only toward the end of "The Inkblots" that Searls introduces research showing that when it comes to predicting human behavior, the Rorschach performs no better than chance.
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Though larger predators are more charismatic, ecologically speaking, a rabbit in the talons of a red-tailed hawk is no better than one hampered by a thousand tick bites.
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The experts here do no better than any others at pinpointing what leads to radicalization, beyond the usual vague assertions about a search for identity and sense of belonging.
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Succession is more than aware that Shiv is no better than her brothers, beyond the fact that she's definitely smarter than Roman and Connor and possibly smarter than Kendall.
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At the heart of the attacks on Cruz is that behind his claims of conservative purity, he is, in fact, no better than the establishment candidates on the stage.
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But when she forces fellow hosts to slaughter one another, she's arguably no better than Logan Delos, or any of the other humans who have treated hosts like disposable objects.
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Holding the blue-chip Dow Jones industrial average has been no better than a coin toss — half the time it has traded positive and half the time it's traded negative.
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Readers looking for a classic-feeling action comic that asks bigger questions (there's even a dig on "hopes and prayers" in this issue), could do no better than Savage Dragon.
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However, with a litany of issues to overcome, Harvick could do no better than fourth behind race winner Kyle Busch, runner-up Daniel Suarez and third-place finisher Alex Bowman.
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Tasked with keeping the team safe, she can do no better than set new passwords every day, and is seemingly oblivious to the CIA and ISI operatives milling around Pokhran.
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Vanguard Group CEO Bill McNabb said investors should expect no better than 5 percent to 7 percent returns over the next decade for a diversified portfolio of stocks and bonds.
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We stan hard for Lionshead Beer, which is made in the city, and is definitely no better than a PBR, but it's our PBR and that makes us idiotically proud.
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There are plenty of white voters in Midwestern states that Trump won by just a few thousand votes whose economic lot is no better than it was four years ago.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Individual investors could be throwing away as much as $7 billion a year on expensive index funds that are no better than cheaper funds - without even realizing it.
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" When a crowd of viewers and protesters gathered in front of Quincy House for the screening, he told them, "Feminist fascists are no better than any other kinds of fascists.
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A study recently found these stents, which cause serious complications in one in 50 patients and can cost tens of thousands of dollars, are no better than a sham procedure.
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It tasted no better than your average soft-serve, it looked like poop and stained your teeth black, and it required a half-hour wait just to get a cone.
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As far as my experience goes, they are in fact no better than other human groups, even if they are protected from the worst excesses by a lack of power.
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Yet other Democrats are quick to note that party candidates who are running more cautious and centrist campaigns in conservative states are faring no better than the liberal Mr. O'Rourke.
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At about 22015 percent a year since the initial public offering, its stock has fared no better than the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index, and at a much higher risk.
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The Urban Institute-Brookings Tax Policy Center, in contrast, using both its Keynesian and overlapping generation models, determined that the increase in GDP to be no better than one percent.
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In the 20203 Republican primary, a super PAC supporting Jeb Bush burned through $100 million as Mr. Bush finished no better than fourth in any of the first three states.
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Critics have said that at worst, Denholm will be no better than a rubber stamp for Musk's decision; at best, Denholm can serve as a counterbalance to Musk's most-impulsive ways.
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"The one who is handpicked and later trained to be a business leader should be no better than those who manage to stand out of the others through competition," he said.
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The pink tax is real, and while there are sometimes obvious solutions (pink razors work no better than other ones!), things get hairier when it comes to, well, hair and clothing.
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DNC hack roils Philly convention "(Putin) can't influence the course of the election but what he can do is show whoever is elected is no better than their opponent," said Hill.
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Governments, it seems, are no better than anyone else at discerning genuine news from the fake sort or—worse—no more inclined to truthfulness than those whom they so eagerly denounce.
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For the five big industrial companies where figures are consistently available, total profits have risen by 4% a year since 2012, which is no better than a basket of similar peers.
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After recording the fifth-fastest lap in the first round, seven-time Cup champion Jimmie Johnson scraped the wall on his second-round lap and could do no better than 20th.
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There's still the chance of getting an anti-encryption law through Congress — one recent example was introduced earlier this month — but the odds are no better than they were last year.
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Although three times as many surgeries were done at the top-ranked hospitals, death and complication rates at these institutions were no better than at non-ranked hospitals, the researchers found.
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"Claire McCaskill's re-election chances are no better than they were last spring, and it's because she hasn't changed the way she votes," said Brad Todd, who is advising Hawley's campaign.
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What money he does have invested there — scattered across two dozen stock and bond funds — appears to be performing no better than the S&P 216 during this year's financial crash.
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Are they no better than that empty husk of a man, Senator Ted Cruz, who let Donald Trump insult his wife and accuse his father of involvement in the Kennedy assassination?
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Most of those 41 projects were found to be no better than the sex education or behavior health programs already in place in the schools or communities where the projects were.
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While the subjects predicted they would more accurately understand, and be understood by, those with whom they had close relationships, they often understood them no better than strangers, and often worse.
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The idea is to make them look no better than he is, so that political journalists and voters come to see them as equally tainted by scandal, thus neutralizing ethical considerations.
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If you want to discover your next favorite wine without spending a lot of money or pulling your hair out over its complexities, there&aposs no better than place than Winc.
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Crucially, accurate recall was only enhanced for those four central sentences concerning the emotionally disturbing events; memory about the mundane beginning and end were no better than in the control subjects.
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But for Republicans like Flake, the opposing Trump at all costs strategy is no better than it was for the 16 or so Republicans who tried that in the 2016 primaries.
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But after devastating losses in four states on Tuesday, finishing no better than third in Mississippi, Michigan, Idaho and Hawaii, the bad news for Rubio continued to pile up on Wednesday.
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The evidence on naltrexone pills is mixed — one review of studies found that daily naltrexone pills were no better than a placebo at reducing illicit drug use or keeping people in treatment.
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The economy almost ground to a standstill in the fourth quarter of last year and annual growth in 2018 was no better than it was the year before, at just 1.1 percent.
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During the testing, the psychologists found unusual equivalences—one being that going with only six hours of sleep for two weeks was no better than going for two days with zero sleep.
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"The president believed that the photos might prove that the media had lied in reporting that attendance had been no better than average," said three sources who have knowledge of the conversation.
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In a world of low returns, where passive funds by definition do no better than the market and active managers do so less often than they like to think, alternatives look alluring.
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In fact, if total gas leaks during production, transport and use of natural gas exceed 3.5 percent of overall gas volume, gas is no better than coal from a climate change perspective.
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That plan also falls through when she realizes that she's been treating Douglas the masseur no better than she would a dog, though, so Jacqueline decides to go to the wedding alone.
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And opioids are no better than these other drugs at reducing how much pain interferes with daily activities like walking, working, sleeping or enjoying life, researchers report in JAMA, online March 6.
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Just don't let that power go to your head and start saying things just for the sake of hearing your own words; if you do, you'll be no better than Jonathan Jones.
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Sure, they can detect more colors, but further research showed that mantis shrimp are no better than humans at discerning subtle differences in colors when they had to associate them with treats.
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"I actually don&apost think that most hiring algorithms are that meaningful," O&aposNeil said, arguing that in many cases, they&aposre no better than "random number generators" at identifying qualified candidates.
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Such is the reality for the Americans now, assured of finishing no better than seventh at the FIBA World Cup after falling to Serbia, 94-89, in a consolation game on Thursday.
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To be a true democrat, in other words, is to understand that when it comes to the business of living together, you are no better than the others, and to act accordingly.
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Sonny Werblin fired Reed just 14 games into the season and brought back Red Holzman, who had coached the Knicks to their only two titles but now fared no better than Reed.
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But even if the odds of continued economic growth are no better than the probability of a coin flip coming up heads, he explains that investors should stay in the stock market.
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Before becoming head coach in Philadelphia, he spent three seasons in Kansas City as offensive coordinator and guided the Chiefs to no better than 21st in total offense in his time there.
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It has lost the urban middle class: in most cities it came no better than third at the last election, points out Ignacio Urquizu, a Socialist deputy, writing in El País, a newspaper.
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The group that had exercised four hours after learning remembered significantly more information on the follow-up test, while the immediate-exercise group did no better than the group that did not exercise.
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Specifically in season six, Tyrion told Dany that using her dragons would make her no better than her father: "You're talking about destroying cities," he says, telling her about her father's wildfire plot.
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Yet for all the attention I pay to the Fed, I "know" no better than anyone else whom President Trump will select when current Fed Chairwoman Janet Yellen's term ends in early February.
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The answer is C, and a black applicant with a clean criminal record did no better than a white applicant who was said to have just been released from 18 months in prison.
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Even if you question the premise that almost any Democrat is equally electable, in this particular case, the man the party chose, Cunningham, has an electoral history that is no better than Smith's.
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In 1984, she told an interviewer: It would be whingeing to say that men who are no better than I are very much more famous and very much richer and also regarded as . . .
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But when these funds are generating returns no better than, or even worse than, a core bond ETF like the Vanguard Total Bond Market Index Fund (BND), investors are going to be disappointed.
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Olivier Sarr posted 224 points, and Jahcobi Neath added 22017 points for the Demon Deacons (13-17, 6-14), who can finish no better than in a last-place tie in the ACC.
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While it may be ridiculous to assert generally that expensive wines are no better than cheap wines, it is absolutely true that many expensive wines are not as good as many cheaper wines.
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And sure, none of this is strictly necessary — at the end of the day, Story tells time no better than any other ordinary clock that doesn't cost nearly $500 and incorporate mag-lev technology.
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Drake may think he's positioning himself as an advocate by sampling women of color on his tracks who have been shrouded by history, but he's more often than not no better than his peers.
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In my opinion, it gets no better than 15-year veteran Jeff Seeman, and I think you'll agree after you take a look a this beaut he unleashed during the Steelers-Chiefs playoff game.
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"I'd say the chance of them making it to next year are no better than 50-50, and maybe not even that good," said Philip Emma, senior analyst with Debtwire, a financial research firm.
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Todd informed his father that, although natural gas caused less air pollution than coal, industrial leakages of natural gas—especially of methane—could render it no better than coal in terms of global warming.
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Narrator: Commercial jets usually have around 20 tires and touch down about 500 times before they have to be retread, which can be done seven times before the tire's no better than scrap rubber.
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In many Arab cultures, showing someone the bottom of your shoe is considered offensive, as it suggests one is "lower" than the other — as if they were no better than dirt under one's shoe.
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A handful of GOP Senators who voted against ObamaCare repeal last July are now considering voting for an abomination of a new bill, Graham-Cassidy, which is no better than what has come before.
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Though we are no better than anyone else at foreseeing the future, we have pulled together detailed analyses of the state of the markets, with tips on approaches that might fit your particular needs.
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Jansrud, who has already wrapped up the Super G title, could do no better than 11th, ending his hopes of adding the downhill crystal globe that goes to the discipline champion to his collection.
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He was no better than most white men of his class in point of casual racism and anti-Semitism, though fewer such toxins leak into his poetry than into that of Eliot or Pound.
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Meanwhile, in a far cry from the false humanitarian narrative some in Washington offer as justification for the war, American troops are forced to defend brutal warlords who are no better than the Taliban.
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The treatments, which involve injecting bone cement into broken vertebrae, relieve pain no better than a placebo does, according to an expert task force convened by the American Society for Bone and Mineral Research.
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Nonetheless, the side which now includes the likes of Mesut Ozil and Alexis Sanchez has, so far, done no better than that which featured Robin van Persie, Cesc Fabregas, Emmanuel Eboue and Alex Song.
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While this in theory should provide faster data speeds, the operator of the NBN earlier this year said the majority of customers are getting internet speeds that are no better than their older ADSL connections.
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Groups such as College Advising Corps steer students away from commuter universities where the odds of them earning a degree are no better than 25 percent and into universities where the odds are double that.
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The researchers found that employment and wages in states like Arizona, where apprehensions by Immigration and Customs Enforcement surged, did no better than in states where apprehensions changed little, like Delaware, Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
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After all, a test that is no better than a coin flip would do far more harm than good, burdening an already overwhelmed health-care system with a tidal wave of well but worried people.
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What&aposs different about this newer incarnation is that the background is not the ambition of a lone demagogue but instead a hyperpartisanship in which many Republicans view Democrats as no better than foreign adversaries.
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Bieber's been using Instagram as a platform to show off an alternative side to his personality and recently penned a note to fans explaining that the lives of A-listers are no better than everyone else's.
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America spends 17% of GDP on health care, the highest of any rich country (see chart), but in return achieves an average life expectancy no better than that of the formerly communist countries of eastern Europe.
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As a party of the cities, today's Democrats would find themselves at a disadvantage in any geographically based winner-takes-all electoral system in which receiving 99% of the vote is no better than getting 19943%.
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There's no faster way of getting consumers to Prime Video than serving as the central software on their TV. Amazon can do no better than when consumers see a row of originals like The Marvelous Mrs.
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"Today we can't sell a Wi-Fi router less than $99 because the products less then $99 are no better than what you have in your home," says David Henry, Netgear's vice president of home networking.
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" Gibbs warned that using taxpayer dollars to aid farmers "will do little more than put a target on agriculture's back and make agriculture no better than those who come hat in hand wanting something for nothing.
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And even if you concede that you're probably no better than average, even if you acknowledge the depth of your biases, recognizing them in real time is a challenge, given how subtly they do their work.
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Yet despite the high fidelity of their outputs, these devices are in many ways no better than a pinhole camera from the 19th century: They merely record the distribution of photons coming in a given direction.
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That puts the burden on you, as the client, to figure out when someone is working in your best interest … and when they might be no better than a salesperson looking to score their next commission.
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It appears that proponents like Ms. Verma have looked at research and concluded that having Medicaid is often no better than being uninsured — and thus that any private insurance, even with enormous deductibles, must be better.
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Obama was overturned more times by federal courts than any president in recent memory, and his track record at the Supreme Court was no better than those esteemed members of the bar who advertise on billboards.
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BRAZZAVILLE (Reuters) - Opposition candidates in elections in Congo Republic said on Wednesday that President Denis Sassou Nguesso placed no better than fourth in any major district, rejecting official partial results that gave him a commanding lead.
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If the animal has been rescued from a cruel fate, then I think it's OK. But buying another individual for companionship is, in my view, no better than buying them for entertainment purposes or for food.
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My point is that lithium ion batteries are really no better than they were almost decade ago, and companies like Apple do everything they can to manage silicon efficiencies and apply software management to extend battery life.
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You could argue that Bowie is always playing versions of himself onscreen, but really, when you need a character to be the supreme arbiter of cool, you can do no better than David Bowie literally playing himself.
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The Cavaliers can finish no better than third, but are just a half-game up on Philadelphia and a game ahead of Indiana as those three teams battle for the No. 3-212 spots in the East.
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The calorie labels now found on soda bottles worked no better than no labels at all to increase knowledge of the health effects of sugar-sweetened beverages or to discourage parents from choosing them for their children.
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Among the Super Tuesday states where public polling has been conducted in recent weeks, Bloomberg leads in Arkansas and Oklahoma, trails Sanders in second place in Utah and Virginia, and places no better than third anywhere else.
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Serbia beat Team USA 94-89 in a consolation game at the FIBA World Cup in China on Thursday, continuing a spiral that will conclude Saturday with no better than a seventh-place finish in the tournament.
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She finished third in Iowa and no better than fourth in the other early states, and her highly rated debate performances didn't translate to enough votes to win her delegates in New Hampshire, Nevada or South Carolina.
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This way: If you are comfortable with using Trump as the standard for how transparent a candidate should be when running for the most powerful (and stressful!) job in the country, then you're no better than Trump.
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Leadership isn't the executive who cuts a few jobs in his department to save costs but also flies on an expensed private jet for a reason no better than a sense of entitlement or his personal comfort.
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If you get it right, research suggests that the ability to admit that you are no better than the people around you, that you are humble, is the trait that sets great CEOs apart from merely good ones.
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It ranked 0.681 on the C-index, a common measure of a model's predictability, with 0.5 indicating no better than chance and 1.0 indicating perfect fortune-telling ability (a score of 0.7 is considered good for any model).
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"If we were to all of a sudden become no better than the people we seek to kill, then we lose any kind of claim to be, you know, the standard bearer for the global order," Mansoor added.
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A fresh staff shakeup is playing out in the West Wing, but experience suggests that new acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney will fare no better than his predecessors in imposing order on a President who defies management.
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One German banker, who sent his children to Westminster school, cautioned his countrymen against sending their children to these bastions of excess and entitlement, where the education was no better than what children gained for free in Germany.
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If you're in northern Brooklyn and in the mood for Polish-American comfort food served in an inviting setting, you can do no better than Dziupla (Polish for "tree hollow" or "a car thief's hideaway"), on Bedford Avenue.
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"Google's current remedy proposal is no better than Google's Commitment proposals under Commissioner Almunia, and in some ways may be worse," the group said, referring to Vestager's predecessor who tried to get Google to settle without a fine.
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But if I were an investments analyst, listening to the quarterly earnings call, I would mark the company no better than "hold," and I'd watch the behavior and performance of the CEO very carefully in the quarter ahead.
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Either way, we've now seen that over-the-top streaming platforms like Roku may be no better than a cable box in one key way: they can still hold subscribers hostage if there's extra money to be made.
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LONDON — The United States government began laying out its extradition case against Julian Assange, the WikiLeaks founder, in court on Monday by arguing that he had put lives at risk and was no better than an "ordinary" criminal.
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After 21, sales of a very wide range of supplements skyrocketed, and because the law allowed it, many continued to be sold even after high-quality research showed they were no better than a placebo at supporting health.
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As Trump and Giuliani devoted themselves to undermining US intelligence agencies with their promotion of a conspiracy theory, they presented an American face to the world that is no better than a raving drunk in a barstool debate.
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France (2-1) can still be champion if it wins its last two matches, though currently it looks no better than it has over the past four seasons, when it produced its worst string of results since the 1920s.
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Critics might still argue that public shaming of the kind Squire promotes constitutes a watered-down form of doxing, and that this willingness to take matters into their own hands makes Squire and her cohort no better than vigilantes.
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It might make you feel righteous to defend only the speech you like, but you'll sound no better than the president's evangelical Christian supporters, who moralize about family values while defending the rectitude of a self-described pussy-grabber.
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Trump could do no better than clumsily defend himself for his 11-year-old comments, but after persistent questioning, he did successfully turn many voters' attention to Hillary Clinton's harsh comments about Bill Clinton's sexual assault and rape accusers.
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His brother Bobby was the most effective advocate of not using force, arguing that it would make the United States no better than Imperial Japan, which had notoriously launched a surprise air strike on Pearl Harbor 20 years earlier.
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Peter Boockvar, chief market analyst at The Lindsey Group, posed a series of critical questions for the economy: We certainly know the actual data in hand has lent itself to Q1 GDP growth of possibly no better than 1%.
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Red Bull's Pierre Gasly grabbed fifth on the grid and will start alongside the Mercedes of Valtteri Bottas, who could do no better than sixth after an early spin in the final session sent the Finn to the pits.
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The poll - based on interviews with 7,700 adults across seven nations from Britain and France to the United States - found consumers considered luxury brands to be no better than budget or high-street retailers when it came to sustainability.
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Meanwhile, despite Bloomberg's millions in states like Virginia and Alabama, and polls showing him pulling significant black support in January and February, the former New York City mayor is running no better than third in every state right now.
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"In all these ways, the administration is communicating to allies and adversaries alike that the US is no different and no better than any other country," said Kori Schake, a National Security Council aide under President George W. Bush.
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In 2013 a Florida-based company called Prioria Robotics sold more than 30 types of drones to the U.S. Army that were designed to look like birds of prey but were eventually accused of being no better than hobby drones .
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And according to Robbins Geller, the deal benefits only the company and plaintiffs' lawyers – exactly the sort of settlement the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decried as "no better than a racket" in its 2016 ruling in In re Walgreen.
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If his showing in the caucuses is no better than what the polling predicts, he would need a strong showing in New Hampshire next week against the other establishment candidates in order to retain a plausible path to the nomination.
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"A class action that seeks only worthless benefits for the class and yields only fees for class counsel is no better than a racket and should be dismissed out of hand," Circuit Judge Diane Sykes wrote for a three-judge panel.
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And he may be able to keep the party with him if he suggests that Clinton is a heretic or pagan, no better than Obama, or casts the war on terror as a struggle against the foreign creed of Islam.
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By repeating the last phrase -- "on many sides" -- Trump made certain we understood he believes those who courageously opposed the racists were no better than the white nationalists who put their bigotry on display in an otherwise peaceful Virginia city.
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A reactionary of an earlier era would have been shocked by, say, Trump's remarks about how America was no better than Russia, but they haven't affected his base's image of him as a patriot acting in the interests of the majority.
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A Gold Star mom who led protests against former President George W. Bush in 85033, said in an interview published Tuesday that Bush was no better than President Trump when it comes to dealing with the families of fallen soldiers.
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ABOUT MINNESOTA (227: 217-7): Claeys turned to former Louisiana-Lafayette play-caller Jay Johnson to add some juice and unpredictability to an offense that finished no better than 103rd in FBS in five seasons under ex-offensive coordinator Matt Limegrover.
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COMPAS, a piece of software commonly used in the justice system to predict which offenders will find themselves behind bars again, is no better than soliciting random people on Mechanical Turk to determine the same thing, a new study has found.
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That's what I see in reviewing the data from the research firm Cambridge Associates: Investors in the high-risk, high-reward world of start-ups essentially did no better than they could have opening an account at their neighborhood brokerage.
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In this case, the 2.4 percent taxable equivalent yield for that muni bond is no better than the yield for a Treasury, and it is below the 3.2 percent yield for the iShares Core U.S. Aggregate Bond E.T.F. Advantage: taxable bonds.
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As I came to learn there are a number of shortcomings with these at-home testing kits that make them no better than the Meyer-Briggs test is at telling you how well you're going to do in a job.
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Turkey considers the YPG a terrorist group, no better than IS. Late last month, Mr Erdogan's warplanes struck the militia's bases, as well as those of its mother organisation, the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), in north-east Syria and Iraq's Sinjar region.
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One year after the Giants reached the postseason on the back of a generational defense, carrying an offensive line that was no better than five mailboxes on roller skates, Giants GM Jerry Reese did nothing to address the team's one glaring flaw.
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Some argue that the outcomes for the toughest cases were good, even if the average results were no better than regular courts; others say that it struggled because it was largely forgotten by central government, after strong support in the early stages.
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I'm hopeful because I want to see how the self-serving and self-preserving phonies in the BBWAA will react to a scenario that reveals Derek Jeter—THE CAPTAIN—to be no better than Lance Armstrong, Barry Bonds, and yes, Alex Rodriguez.
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She wasn't panicked, but she was coming to grips with the idea that, even with years to think about it, the campaign team she'd built was no better than its 2008 predecessor at helping her find an articulable vision for the country.
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"If the committee says (a treatment) is no better than the existing drug, there is a very decent possibility that it might get a less preferred status or not be included" for reimbursement, said Jack Hoadley, a health policy expert at Georgetown University.
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Other research has shown that while parents are no better than nonparents at quantifying the risks of climate change (hence their lack of alarm), they are more emotionally responsive when primed to consider the risk; since politics follows emotions, this is promising.
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But it goes further in that it is not the effort of one senator but instead a kind of hyperpartisanship in which many Republicans see Democrats as no better than foreign adversaries, writes longtime intelligence veteran and security analyst Paul R. Pillar.
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"Getting state involved in this is no better than letting the Nazis go free," he said, pointing to the Virginia State Police response to the violence at the white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, which many protesters and counterprotesters criticized as too slow.
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Truckers can charge more for "white glove" services - which include varying degrees of installation, product assembly, and repairs - but the margins are often no better than other types of deliveries because stiff competition for new business has held down the prices carriers can charge retailers.
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Line: Cardinals by 6.5 Whether this is a great game is likely to depend on whether Coach Pete Carroll rests some of his starters with his Seahawks having clinched a playoff berth but being able to do no better than a wild-card spot.
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For two guys who never planned to be a duo, so far Kix Brooks and Ronnie Dunn have done pretty well for themselves — and no better than on Monday when it was announced the legendary act will be entering the Country Music Hall of Fame.
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It's also why Cersei has made it so that Dany will have to kill innocent people to get at her — to ensure that Dany appears to be no better than her father, which will lose her the trust of her army and her closest advisers.
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President George W. Bush fared no better than Ronald Reagan with his tax cuts, however necessary they might have been in the wake of the stock market crash in 2000, the subsequent tech depression, and the aftershocks from the terror attacks on 9/11.
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If we don't provide a way for people who have done things that we may question to come out and not only tell us what actually happened, but to prove that they too can change, then we're no better than anybody that we're judging.
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Moreover, physicians are really bad at diagnosing some of these common illnesses clinically; a study found that a doctor's guess as to whether a respiratory infection is bacterial or viral is right about 50 percent of the time — no better than flipping a coin.
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Bullying Trump supporters or those who work for him makes the likes of Waters no better than Trump himself at a rally encouraging the police to rough up a protester or personally attacking members of the media who are simply there doing their jobs.
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The right-wing vituperations descending on Romney, directed by the president and amplified through his media minions, are no better than the left's cancel-culture warriors, seeking to wreck the lives of anyone who falls short of expectations or doesn't toe the ideological line.
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The researchers argue that one factor behind their results may be that poor whites have fallen in status in relative terms, so that they are doing worse or no better than their parents while poor minorities have still seen some progress even if they remain disadvantaged.
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A loss here would be a huge problem for Republicans -- especially considering that they appear to be no better than an even-money bet to hold Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price's now-vacant seat in another special election next Tuesday in Georgia's 6th district.
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The deal, which funds a mere 55 miles of border fence and gives the Trump administration fewer beds than it wanted to detain undocumented immigrants, is no better than the deal Republicans could have had back in December before they shut down the government for 35 days.
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It is true that many people with incomes near the poverty line, whose premiums were nearly fully subsidized by other taxpayers, gained coverage through the law, many through the deeply flawed Medicaid program, whose health outcomes are no better than those of people without health insurance.
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"Jeff Sessions is the best man in the United States, and they don't make no better than him," Ann Clark, who used to run an Army surplus store, volunteered as she worked on a Times Square jigsaw puzzle at the senior center in Paint Rock, population 205.
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For patients undergoing several common minimally-invasive abdominal surgeries, rates of death and serious complications at hospitals ranked high in the U.S. News and World Report annual "top 313" list for this specialty were no better than at non-ranked hospitals, according to the study published in JAMA Surgery.
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To honor him, to give his life and death real meaning, we could do no better than to emulate him — not only when he is criticized, but each and every day as we strive to remember the importance of not only being of ourselves, but of our country.
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Well, now that we know that your candidate is no great businessman — that he's no better than a con man whom no would trust to watch his or her daughter, much less watch the country — I must ask you, Ms. Conway: Have you left no sense of decency?
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"The V.A. obtains larger discounts in part because it can — and does — institute a more restrictive formulary than Medicare, meaning some drugs that are more costly but no better than alternatives are not as easily obtained in the V.A. as they are from a Medicare plan," Dr. Kesselheim said.
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And for Drake — who now feels like the youngest member of this older umbrella generation, but until recently was the oldest member of the younger upstarts — it's navigating the tension inherent in moving from student to teacher, and realizing your teachers were no better than you all along.
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Huang is right to point out the cruel irony in all of this, but when he characterizes his subjects as "two brothers formerly sold into indentured servitude and treated no better than slaves," he inadvertently downplays the incomparable brutality of the slaveholding system in order to heighten the contradictions.
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"If I had to lose in the second round, no better than to Venus; I tried to keep thinking of her as someone else, but I guess Venus has a little more experience than me," said Serena, who tends to be a little more emotional than her older sister.
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It's a favourite among wedding DJs, children, old people, and, apparently, Josh Homme of Queens of the Stone Age, proving that, despite his Alpha Male front, he's really no better than your dad, who'll approvingly tap his foot whenever he hears the Bruno Mars and Mark Ronson track.
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If you wanted a fast introduction, you could do no better than to watch her greatest hits, a compilation that sees her falling down violently and without warning at, variously: Walmart, the beach, a school sports game, an In-N-Out Burger, a cinema, and something that looks like a carnival.
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Multiple studies, mostly from federal sources, paint a stark picture of the results of this one-billion-dollar experiment: Ineffective More than 80 percent of teens in the program fared either worse or no better than their peers who were not a part of the program, findings of HHS reveal.
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But at the time Dr. Gottlieb wrote the article, Medtronic, the device's manufacturer, had already announced that the study had failed, and an article a month later in The New England Journal of Medicine showed that patients who underwent renal denervation did no better than those who received a fake procedure.
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Kevin Davis may be on the side of the angels, but prostituting science to sway juries for the purposes of the defense, however noble the intent, is in practice no better than the prosecution's doing the same with what are increasingly being revealed as unreliable or manipulated methods of forensic science.
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With the loss, Arizona State can finish no better than a tie for third place in the Pac-12 behind at least Arizona and USC, and with one more loss would fall out of the running for one of the four byes in the first round of the conference tournament starting March 7.
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Whit Ayres, Mr. Rubio's pollster, has said that if the Republican nominee does no better than Mitt Romney's 17 percent of the nonwhite vote in 2012, he or she will have to receive 65 percent of the white vote to win — a margin that only Ronald Reagan has achieved in modern times.
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Diners who seek spice without heat can do no better than the turmeric curry chicken—a hunk of dark meat and some stewed cipollinis in a rich coconut-milk broth—or the crabmeat tom turmeric, also in coconut milk but sparklingly bright with lemongrass and galangal, a citrusy root similar to ginger.
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But here is the thing, the big thing, that Paul D. Ryan and Reince Priebus and Mike Pence and all the spineless Billy Bushes of the world (and plenty of progressive men too, for that matter) don't understand: Most of you are no better than Mr. Trump; you are just more subtle.
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After tweaking the data a few different ways, they found that by adding just three fake app ratings, chosen to statistically point to an incorrect city—or taking revealing ratings away—that small amount of noise could reduce the accuracy of their engine's prediction back to no better than a random guess.
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And while Boston won the World Series two more times without Speaker (in 1916 and 1918), by 1922 the team had jettisoned three more future Hall of Famers — Ruth, Harry Hooper and Herb Pennock — and the Red Sox finished no better than fourth from 1919 to 1935, with nine last-place finishes.
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Instead, the movement's opponents now point to Ms. Raggi's administration as proof that the party is far more suited to tearing down government than actually running it, and that Italy's new breed of politician is no better than the old one — no less tainted by corruption, no less ineffective and no less unpopular.
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As part of its forecast that stocks will return no better than 4 percent to 6 percent in the coming years, Vanguard projected that developed markets stocks in the EAFE region will return more than U.S. stocks, at an estimated 5 percent to 7 percent, and emerging markets stocks possibly more, though with greater risk.
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When non-psychiatric physicians like Marcia Angell attack Big Pharma for producing effective antidepressants because of their paranoid view of the profit motive in manufacturing, or journalists insist they are no better than a placebo, they are endangering many patients who may resist taking these important drugs on the basis of their destructive assertions.
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In a paper published in Applied Financial Economics in 2014, researchers found that including the original ADP data in a forecast model improved the accuracy compared with a standard model that lacked that information, but that the advantage is no better than simply using Bloomberg consensus forecasts, which are available before the ADP figures are published.
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When they tell you that you are no greater than the sum of your mistakes, when they say you are no better than your worst moment and somehow convince you that it's true, when they say you are worthless, they're telling a lie intended to deprive you of the empathy and the grace that is due us all.
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HANOVER, N.H. — Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota raised $3003 million in the fourth quarter of 2300, her campaign announced on Friday, a sum that was more than twice what she collected during the prior three months but still left her no better than sixth in fund-raising for the last three months among Democrats running for president.
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Sen. Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 85033 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE (R-Ky.) on Sunday slammed deficit spending under congressional Republicans, saying it's no better than the spending he adamantly opposed under former President Obama.
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Secondly, the more regularly you open your cooler, the more hot air you're letting in, meaning you could have the fly-est, most expensive chilly bin on earth, but if you're cracking it open to fish out a brew every half-hour, it's no better than the cheap, disposable styrofoam coolers on offer in the freezer section at the grocery store.
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Not surprisingly, then, when the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services recently released the findings of the Obama-era Teen Pregnancy Prevention (TPP) program, it revealed that despite spending nearly one billion dollars, more than 80 percent of teens in the program fared either worse or no better than their peers who were not a part of the program.
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He broke up with her the second he got the promotion (when he dumps her he does this thing where he looks at the camera for literally a split second and in my opinion, this camera stare is actually better than Jim's but that's a different argument for a different day.) Continuing this arc, Ryan would admittedly be no better than another seven out of ten villain.
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Yes, for some smokers, but no better than nicotine gum or patches A recent study in the New England Journal of Medicine — featured in a Washington Post editorial this week — found that while a fifth of those smokers given e-cigarettes refrained from smoking cigarettes, they were still vaping a year later, while those who quit using patches and gum had mostly stopped using those nicotine replacement aids.
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SRLabs previously described those flaws at the DeepSec security conference in Vienna last week, and at Black Hat also showed how those RCS hijacking attacks would work in videos like the one below: SRLabs founder Karsten Nohl, a researcher with a track record of exposing security flaws in telephony systems, argues that RCS is in many ways no better than SS7, the decades-old phone system carriers still used for calling and texting, which has long been known to be vulnerable to interception and spoofing attacks.
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"Growing up, all I saw was my parents trying to be the best people they could be, and people coming to them for wisdom, coming to them for guidance, and them not putting themselves on a pedestal, but literally being face-to-face with these people and saying, 'I'm no better than you, but the fact that you're coming to me to reach some sort of enlightenment or to shine a light on something, that makes me feel love and gratitude for you,' " she said at the time.
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"Growing up, all I saw was my parents trying to be the best people they could be, and people coming to them for wisdom, coming to them for guidance, and them not putting themselves on a pedestal, but literally being face-to-face with these people and saying, 'I'm no better than you, but the fact that you're coming to me to reach some sort of enlightenment or to shine a light on something, that makes me feel love and gratitude for you," Willow Smith told Interview at the time.
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If you wanted an American ambassador to the United Nations Security Council who could talk tough — almost on par with President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE — you could do no better than former South Carolina governor Nikki HaleyNimrata (Nikki) HaleyThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Haley: 'Threats of China on full display' in Hong Kong Juan Williams: Trump's trouble with women MORE.
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My first success, and still a favorite achievement, was proving that Monster HDMI cables did no better than cheapo Monoprice ones—and doing this with Monster's own gear...inside Monster's own HQ.Taste Test: Our Week of GluttonyOur weeklong food special has come to an end, but that doesn&apost mean you can&apost relish the…Read more ReadMy greatest accomplishment was launching Taste Test, a celebration of the tech, science and art of what we eat, which in its inaugural week included contributions from and interviews of such notables as Alton Brown, Grant Achatz, Michael Ruhlman, Wylie Dufresne—done with a budget close to $0.00.
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