There's a visual progression and a filmic progression that follows it.
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This kind of progression, known as Metroidvania style, can make progression feel extra enticing.
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Anna Maria Maiolino's first major US retrospective is as much about the progression of a career as about the progression of a life.
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Baldwin: I've shown the progression of my body [on Instagram] while I was pregnant, and then the progression of it once I've had a baby….
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The drug was shown to extend the time elapsed between treatment of ovarian cancer and tumor progression, also known as progression-free survival, achieving its goal.
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What strikes me about Maiolino's retrospective at MOCA is how it's as much about the progression of a career as about the progression of a life.
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"The chord progression is the most common one of the last 248 years: It's what Marc Hirsh called the 'sensitive female chord progression' in 2008," Reed told me.
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In the 431-patient trial, those who received talazoparib went 8.6 months before half of them experienced disease progression, a measure known as median progression-free survival (PFS).
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" • "The company tax is why we haven't achieved progression.
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Everyday people and athletes, too For people with signs of mild cognitive impairment, the test could help doctors "monitor disease progression, tailor treatment based on disease classification and predict progression," Martin said.
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It's a quality that likely lends itself well to her progression through film and television projects on both sides of the Atlantic; a progression that shows no signs of slowing after Four Weddings.
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Progression in Firestorm is tied to your base game progress.
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And the progression of events is now a familiar one.
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We've talked about his maturity, we've talked about his progression.
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How will its continued progression impinge on humans' creative space?
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I couldn't control the rate of progression of my son.
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We just had Vogue Arabia — it is the next progression.
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It's been a gradual progression over the last four years.
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Radar proving invaluable in understanding plume dynamics and fire progression.
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Walking through the show, you can see a clear progression.
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Machine intelligence is the next exciting progression of artificial intelligence.
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It's the idea behind their seemingly counterintuitive progression that does.
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With this said, could the POLA be dangerous for progression?
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With fentanyl, there's no progression, no time to seek help.
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And stepping into reality TV seems like a natural progression.
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Below, we've mapped out the average consumer's progression over time.
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So that's the progression I go through when I'm designing.
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This is part of the progression of technology and transportation.
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Endless is both a fresh start and a natural progression.
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I think police work was a natural progression for him.
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The series is a progression — in essence, a musical phrase.
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It's important to show your career progression and increasing responsibility.
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Was running a record label a natural progression for you?
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Mr. Kirk's progression to biotech mogul was almost by chance.
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Bruguera constantly insisted that unrest is essential to forward progression.
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So how does this new progression to gender equality work?
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I think now the progression is magnified by Anna [Gasser].
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There are no trappings of career progression or wealth accumulation.
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That was the interesting part of the progression of it.
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The net result: there wasn't any steady sense of progression.
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Both involved stepwise progression from less to more potent medications.
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But halting progression does not always help patients live longer.
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It definitionally has to grow with the progression of time.
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Serene images give way to the frenzied progression of sheep.
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Above is a progression image of the scene in progress.
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That's really the progression that we're looking at right now.
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He has been medically cleared to begin a throwing progression.
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And the higher their level, the more their progression slows.
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The progression of events was too sharp and too quick.
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We change jobs because our career progression is too slow.
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These biological events can promote cell mutation and tumor progression.
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These other measures include response to treatment and disease progression.
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HR: Talk a little bit about the progression in Georgia.
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But talk a little bit about the progression in Georgia.
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What do you feel like your progression musically has been?
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I would rather call it a natural progression of history.
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Two, as we are learning ... We always knew this, but it's been learning again recently, how you fund your company has a lot to do with the progression or not progression of your company.
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I love where I am and my continual progression into management.
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Available treatment aims to slow the cancer's progression while reducing symptoms.
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"The progression of any appeal is a matter for the tribunal."
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So it's just like a natural progression a lot of times.
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It's a small, notable progression in Aurora's big year of firsts.
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Why the loot grind, why the repetitive progression—why Destiny, essentially?
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From foraging wild ingredients, I think that's just a natural progression.
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It was a really efficient, satisfying way to show her progression.
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This progression is perfectly in line with Christensen's original disruption theory.
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So it's a natural progression to go from Let's Go, Pikachu!
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It was especially important and a natural progression of this project.
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But it is the most natural progression and it will happen.
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The game remains unlocked, but the progression system is dramatically limited.
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Some thrive throughout this progression, but too many are left behind.
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And I remember that particular chord progression that begins the song.
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So the April update introduced a steady, reliable sense of progression.
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Age progression could someday factor into insurance assessment and health care.
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So I've watched this progression for a long period of time.
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We know they want more depth, more progression, and more content.
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"The progression of growth may be reversing," Epstein told UVA Today.
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And in my eyes, Lupita's rise has assisted with that progression.
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The progression of any appeal is a matter for the tribunal.
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A week later I took my first 'post pregnancy' progression photo.
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I feel the progression in the songs is just so good.
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Every Mogwai album is a progression from the one before it.
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They want courses that offer a clear progression to a career.
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The racial wealth gap isn't shrinking with the progression of time.
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But that progression is not linear, and there are notable exceptions.
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With enrollment figures increasing, a natural progression is more professional opportunities.
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BMW PRODUCTION CHIEF ZIPSE SAYS BREXIT DEVELOPMENTS ARE A "BAD PROGRESSION"
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Others find a particular chord progression or rhythm they can use.
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The customer information includes email addresses, game progression information, and usernames.
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I also appreciated the sense of progression in the grappling game.
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Winner: Lana Del Rey The chord progression is the same, yes.
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Players can still play, but the progression system is completely nerfed.
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Dungeon progression was fairly straightforward—a to b, b to c.
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Not just alcoves, loot, progression and consequences, but something truly unpredictable.
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It was just a natural progression between me and my music.
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Man: Yeah, but thank God we're in a time of progression.
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Gastrointestinal symptoms — though rare — usually develop early in the disease's progression.
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It's all about its internal progression, and that's been quite strong.
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I know, I know, progression is natural for every television show.
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Bill had to play a nonlinear, complex progression of his character.
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You can see the progression of neural tubes folding and closing.
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It's the natural progression from name-dropping in conversation, isn't it?
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After a few weeks, he picked up a flamenco chord progression.
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There was no melodic progression or coherent structure to the sound.
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If the progression curve of The Crew was built to make you feel like you were getting better, the progression curve of Payback is much more cynical, built to make you feel comfortable rolling the dice.
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One arm involved opioid medications (a progression from hydrocodone/acetaminophen to sustained release morphine to fentanyl patches, for example) and the other involved non-opioid medications (a progression from ibuprofen to nortriptyline to tramadol, for example).
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Ripretinib demonstrated a median progression-free survival rate of 6.3 months compared with a month in case of placebo, the company said, adding that the drug significantly reduced the risk of disease progression or death by 85%.
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Saturday night's win over Villante should help with a progression in conversation.
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Getting treated early is essential to minimizing progression of the infection, though.
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Scientists can use animals, including mice, to study the progression of diabetes.
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Here, we look back at his progression from fame to online infamy.
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They can then study the progression of whichever disease the patient has.
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How is Eyes on the Line a progression from Way Out Weather?
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With this change comes rapid progression to a western diet and lifestyle.
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Its design is a progression; the hardware features aren't new, but refined.
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The natural progression from Martian gravity is, obviously, to take things lunar.
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The Śiṣya is a natural progression from Bell's abstract pavilion-like structures.
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For the candidates, it slows down the normal progression of the campaign.
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This isn't the shortest I've gone but it's been a slow progression.
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It's really a progression of the style from our first film, t.o.m.
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We bought a house recently and it feels like the natural progression.
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Cordts is undergoing radiation therapy to slow the progression of her disease.
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The emphasis is on teaching, which is the criterion for career progression.
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The progression system for unlocking new hunters and beasts was very restrictive.
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We got new questions alright, but no answers, and no plot progression.
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This change will only effect progression starting when the change is implemented.
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Treatments to slow the progression or reverse it have not panned out.
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We bought a house recently and this feels like the natural progression.
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Sanchez also wants to challenge the relationship between money and player progression.
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Amber says the new look was a "natural progression" for the singer.
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The progression of the convention was meticulously orchestrated: First, appease the progressives.
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Each represents a progression of our understanding and interaction with subterranean geology.
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For someone that doesn't know, what's the progression at college-level sport?
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This is partly due to the progression of scientific discovery and invention.
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Listen now and enjoy Neun Welten's natural progression deeper into darker waters.
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Strategy games can be imposing beasts, with layered systems and complex progression.
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Do you like Old Town's progression from when you were a kid?
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That provided a natural progression to WeFarm's second utility track: a marketplace.
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I've used this feeling as a synthetic substitute for real world progression.
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Think about the progression of false fears over the last several decades.
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Moving into security and compliance is a natural progression for the company.
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I UNDERSTAND THAT THE PROGRESSION DURING THE QUARTER WAS JUST MUCH BETTER.
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It is past time for law to catch up with society's progression.
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"Westron Wynde" observed the same progression: the wind blew, all else followed.
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You assess age, disease progression, mood and what news they are expecting.
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It is imperative we pursue aggressive measures to stint its dangerous progression.
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Management have iterated a credible self-help programme to support earnings progression.
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Even Dicey Dungeon's idea of metagame progression is distinct from its peers.
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But can anyone lay claim to a four-chord progression, however recognizable?
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It wasn't quite the progression I had imagined, but I didn't care.
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It's a progression you can clearly hear throughout the Best Of compilations.
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And that's in keeping with the progression of our stories about apocalypse.
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He is a man who balances conservative conviction and common sense progression.
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Games like Monster Hunter and Warframe thrive on completely different progression systems.
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I don't think of art as a linear progression in that sense.
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The Tyagis are jealous and angry, they say, about the Dalits' progression.
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But its unwieldy, occasionally baffling progression has a charm all its own.
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"When I got into portraiture, it was a natural progression," he said.
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I think this whole thing is just a natural progression for us.
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"It's less about a number and more about the progression," she says.
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Prioritize progression over perfection Owning a business is an ever-changing process.
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Berardo mentioned the "honest conversations" between managers and employees about career progression.
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The progression of each patch depicts the instability present within my family.
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The drug, niraparib, improved progression-free survival in certain ovarian cancer patients.
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The normal progression is that the later-dated bills would yield more.
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Research into viruses can help us develop cures and understand disease progression.
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But there's been a fascinating progression in the creator's approach to race.
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"Bilateral relations are developing well, and in constant progression," Rodriguez told reporters.
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The classic bump-set-spike progression seemed ripe for a crossword theme.
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All facilities are closely designed with skill development and progression in mind.
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Lent, openly entered, gives guilt space, nakedness and, most important, narrative progression.
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We are very much in the height of our progression right now.
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Research into viruses can help us develop cures and understand disease progression.
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At least, that thinking has guided his progression in the art form.
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"I think it's the natural progression of a marketplace," she told me.
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"We know that 80 percent of them had not shown signs of progression," he said, adding that anxiety on the part of the patients or their doctors, or some suspicion of progression, may have pushed them into treatment.
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"I like the natural progression of a person slowly learning im [sic] crazy."
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Kumar says that the videos were a natural progression from his daily life.
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There's no known cure or effective treatment to slow or stop its progression.
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Applying this intelligence to article comments would be a natural progression of this.
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Eventually, you can continue this progression all the way to a full fetch.
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The progression then, was to sampling which made Czukay's options even more limitless.
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Speaking with The Verge, Seeley calls his move to Facebook a natural progression.
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Now space endeavors are following this "innovation progression," as we can call it.
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The progression stopped for a minute, and that's when the sign was unveiled.
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It's been such a natural progression and none of it feels particularly forced.
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It's a natural progression of machine learning, but takes it a step further.
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Breaking it down into individual components also shows the members' immense individual progression.
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Bendis said he sees the evolution of Iron Man as a natural progression.
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A successful edit won't completely cure him, but should prevent any further progression.
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Any given chord progression could include unusual harmonies and/or unexpected finger placements.
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So you can kind of see the progression of where we're coming from.
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This isn't the first time Sony has blocked cross-play and progression, either.
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"We don't understand the progression of myopia in children very well," Steinemann said.
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The progression from pool floats to inflatable furniture feels like a natural one.
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"With this update, progression is now linear," EA said in a blog post.
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A female doctor is a natural step in Doctor Who's ever-evolving progression.
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What they look for: continuity of work history, job title progression and education.
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It just felt like a natural progression to start making an original record.
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He did some straight line running, the first step in the running progression.
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The red arrow points in the direction of fire progression at that point.
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"The Journey," however, is showing signs of progression where the Main Game isn't.
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And Nissan really helped me to make that transition and that progression through.
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I like the natural progression of a person slowly learning im[sic] crazy.
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This capturing-and-battling process is the crux of your in-game progression.
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They are getting better under Willard; it just hasn't been a linear progression.
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Still, many questions remain unanswered, both about the condition's origin and its progression.
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A similar progression happens in "Gimme Chocolate," with the same result: immediate pleasure.
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If we can slow down progression in those people, it's virtually a cure.
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So the style helped with the progression of the stories in the film.
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That means the drug could help in slowing the progression of chronic pain.
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Survival became their metric of success, a tangible progression to mark the days.
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"People tend to think of their career as a linear progression," he said.
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The series will track her murderous progression through the mental health care system.
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The animation below, from NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, shows this seasonal progression.
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The aim of the study was to observe the natural progression of syphilis.
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It has this nice progression and then breaks into dembow that unleashes everything.
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Despite the obvious progression however, Universal High wouldn't exist without Lacuna, Ben insists.
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Gentle angles, a set progression, rules to keep anything resembling madness at bay.
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The treatment has successfully halted further progression of the disease in many patients.
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Adding keyboards and synths was just a natural progression of doing this record.
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Each day lasts 15 minutes and brings a small progression through the seasons.
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It understands what sounds good, what sounds bad, chord progression, emotion, and motion.
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Being a birth attendant is just a natural progression of all of that.
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As the film makes its slow progression, the King's movements become increasingly limited.
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The aesthetic assault is a logical part of Moscow's—and Russia's—political progression.
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This latest work is a progression rather than a departure for Mr. Akhtar.
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It was just kind of a natural progression to do something with them.
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In-progression and temporary workers have 401(k) accounts to which they contribute.
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The doctors have been pleased with my progression over the last few days.
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A light slowly dims and fades out for a natural progression toward sleep.
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Climate change tends to scramble time, defying our sense of an orderly progression.
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Sometimes I could assume a certain chord progression and scale, but not always.
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"This has been a progression to get where I am," said Wilson, 2400.
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Outside of the cartel "hit list," Wildlands does very little to acknowledge progression.
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The progression of the disease and medical management differ from patient to patient.
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There is the occasional misplaced trotter in the Pig's progression through an evening.
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Our Hispanic brothers and sisters were part of the progression that we made.
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The steady, earning progression is part of what makes the game so addictive.
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I'd love to hear a little bit about your progression as an artist.
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"So, there is a progression in augmented reality throughout the show," says Collins.
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It's kind of a natural progression to then make a Japanese-style knife.
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It is a warning against mistaking progression in years with progress on issues.
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Fda in 2017 * Cytrx- aldoxorubicin achieves primary endpoint of statistically significant improvement in progression-free survival in patients with leiomyosarcoma * Cytrx Corp-aldoxorubicin achieves primary endpoint of statistically significant improvement in progression-free survival in patients with liposarcoma Source text - bit.
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He locked the chord progression to C, G, Am, F (an extremely common choice in popular music), set the length to 18 repetitions of this progression, and used the following structure for the melody: verse, verse, chorus, verse, chorus, conclusion.
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In short, players learned during public beta testing that this full-priced $260 game was saddled with a laborious and random drop-dependent progression system that allowed players to spend money in exchange for, effectively, extra rolls of the progression dice.
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Bad loot box systems offer progression items or weapon improvements that do effect gameplay.
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The natural progression from external 3D projections is certainly a modified field of vision.
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"This is part of the natural progression of the [TSA PreCheck] program, " he said.
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That makes MIF the likely "tipping point" in disease progression, according to their study.
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Normal is the natural progression of jobs being created without a lot of inflation.
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Warren's tusks were shaved in an effort to stop the progression of the cracks.
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"You have this continued upward progression, which eventually does start to consolidate," she explained.
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There's definitely a progression, I think, from This Couch… to Pleasant Living to Celebrate.
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I get them semi-regularly because of my neuromuscular disease to monitor its progression.
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There will be progression and rewards across the entirety of the clan for members.
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But only Simone's (Alba August) family greets this progression with a sense of alarm.
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Microsoft will also provide information about career progression in annual updates around employee representation.
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The psychology of that makes the normal progression of girlhood into womanhood very difficult.
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"I think for me it's been, it's kind of a natural progression," she said.
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This was a natural progression for us to show a high level comedy written.
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"We think it's important to kind of reward and recognize your progression," says Olafsson.
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I do feel there is a natural progression that comes from marijuana to psilocybin.
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And there's a progression we went through as we learned how to do this.
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That was posited as the probable reason behind their faster than usual technological progression.
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He was an Army Ranger so maybe him being protective was a natural progression.
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It's a natural progression for Analogue, and it fits nicely with the company's ambitions.
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Fox did reveal some details about how story and progression work within the game.
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Rather than time being stopped, or stilled, she represents life as a continuous progression.
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Is it dangerous to train facial recognition algorithms for age progression and age recognition?
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The worse the sleep apnea, the faster the progression of diabetic retinopathy, researchers found.
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The series shows the progression of the sculpted human form, according to the artist.
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Trump does not offer anything unusual but an unusually inept progression toward accepted conclusions.
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AstraZeneca said Tagrisso showed superior progression-free survival compared to standard platinum-based chemotherapy.
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In the cover story, Perry also speaks to the progression of her personal style.
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But I guess maybe it's a natural progression since horses were the original automobile?
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My whole progression is basically a tribute to my faith, and believing in myself.
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It is the first medicine to show superior progression-free survival in such patients.
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This ineluctable progression stops only when they suddenly transform into an isometrically-rendered building.
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When I look at my career, it feels like a logical progression to me.
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The melodic progression of "HoursDaysMonthsSeasons" initially follows a circular logic, suggestive of stationary melancholy.
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I describe the progression of my drug use, the pivotal points in my life.
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Although he is a few months behind Jadon's progression, he has made giant leaps.
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Both are very simple programs that emphasize proper barbell technique and slow, linear progression.
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Proper HIV treatment early can make all the difference in the progression of AIDS.
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Everything you pick up has a vital part to play in the game's progression.
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Both of which would suggest that this job would set you up for progression.
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Narrator: Here's the progression of some of the key changes to the hero dress.
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One of the most technically advanced nations, Japan scored a perfect 10 on progression.
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Currently, there is no treatment to stop the disease, let alone slow its progression.
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For his part, Simon felt the transition to be something of a natural progression.
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Bong and Kelly Masterson's script engulfs you with every progression through the train cars.
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Herbie Hancock's current project can be understood as both a progression and a reclamation.
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Western analysts following the progression of the nuclear agreement said the arrest was worrisome.
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More importantly, the progression between these albums has anticipated trends instead of chasing them.
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At its current progression, the overall gender wage gap will not close until 28503.
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I guess that progression is important when talking about the descent into landfill indie.
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Based on the beta, Battlefront II has tied player progression completely to loot boxes.
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"The entire album is a natural progression of both of our styles," Fraud says.
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"You're navigating, you're not opening and closing," noted Mr. Chapman of this informal progression.
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Mr. Easton called the 2013 race "an important development" in Ms. Nixon's political progression.
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But, listening to the new stuff, Thompson worried that Minaj's musical progression had stalled.
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So the progression from painkillers to heroin was perhaps inevitable for many drug users.
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Getting STONE and the TONE/TON/ON/O progression was a stroke of luck.
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Makeup is just the next natural progression for the company, CEO Brian Mariotti said.
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In fact, she says that progression is ultimately the message of the entire game.
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"It's a slow progression, getting the bad out and the good in," he said.
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Of course, Level Home isn't the first to cotton onto this progression of logic.
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But insight into its inner workings may provide a way to combat its progression.
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Many people assume that having children after marriage is the natural progression of life.
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The bureau's undercover program subscribes to the crawl-walk-run progression of role assumption.
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Ms. Shaver had been having trouble swallowing lately, a symptom of the disease's progression.
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Nevertheless, King Day has occupied an awkward niche in the progression of American commemorations.
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Here's an easy method of progression you can use to strengthen your bench press:
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It happens through the progression of lots of little successes, strung together over time.
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I mean, it's the cycle that is the natural progression of growth, of maturation.
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It's a slow progression, but if you do it over time, amazing things happen.
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The toning had not slowed the progression of their disease much, if at all.
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Usually, the natural progression of any Sim relationship is to pretty immediately get hitched.
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Of course, Juventus's progression was improbable, but it did not feel impossible, even beforehand.
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KLEBE: I don't think it scares [us], it almost seems like a natural progression.
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In many ways, this is the natural progression of the old-school workout tape.
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Because nothing really powers cultural progression more than stuff becoming trite, powerless, hack, limp.
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Even newer immunotherapies at best delay the progression of cancer, but cannot cure it.
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"Superstar X-Factor" is a new progression system that reveals special abilities for NFL players.
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It seems that none of us are immune to the trudging, linear progression of time.
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The final stages of amyloid beta (orange) and tau (blue) progression in someone with Alzheimer's.
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The birth of Boone and Bundy's daughter was just another progression in their strange relationship.
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But being free from progression and otherwise feeling OK is not such a bad outcome.
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It's a natural progression of the Order of Things, as emphasized by works like Twilight.
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It's a natural progression here: Facebook has been important on text, photo, and video sharing.
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Sarepta's Exondys 51 is designed to enhance dystrophin production and slow progression of the disease.
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It's time to stop playing favorites and tear down the crossplay/progression wall for everyone.
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Medically, there are diets and supplements available that slow down the progression of the disease.
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The chord progression in "Despacito" fit into the song, since the song is open-ended.
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From there, it seemed sort of a natural progression to move into the STEM field.
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You have trap beats and a Sean Lennon chord progression and him on the track.
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What follows is a progression through the classic stages of a pop culture love story.
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"Everything you earn, wherever you do it, is feeding into that character progression," Hughes said.
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Human trials are now looking at whether pomegranate juice can help slow prostate cancer progression.
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The victory meant Croatia sealed progression to the last 16 with a game to spare.
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There's really no progression to his arc, or even an attempt to hint at one.
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To be competitive with current medicines, new treatments must address both pain and disease progression.
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Because of this progression, the notion of the 'gay icon' feels both outdated and reductive.
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Even those who can keep their jobs may see less potential for progression in future.
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So combining the two into time travelers on the subway seems like a natural progression.
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Her progression was astounding and her way in front of camera totally natural without pretence.
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Limiting passengers allowed through PreCheck signals a "natural progression" in the program, the agency said.
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Shorts might be the natural progression of oversharing, or another crackpot social app few want.
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Subtle, evolving touches like bells and crunchy breakbeats add a sense of progression and movements.
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Right now, I have four books, and I do see an age progression in them.
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The progression of AI is marked by victories against top players in many strategy games.
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Skateboarding films are usually about documenting new tricks and progression but Northbound wasn't about this.
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"The narrow goal is to remove/reform the progression system in 'Battlefront II,'" he said.
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"This is the first step in a very long progression away from Libor," Goldberg said.
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But the progression of the IPO has been oddly complex and unique from the beginning.
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While Ferguson congratulated Porto on progression, his simmering resentment was there for all to see.
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In the study, the median progression-free survival was 9.7 months, which Riva called unprecedented.
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Puzzles stood between my squad and progression, which required a bit of thinking to complete.
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While he's not a guaranteed NHL stud, his progression as a prospect has been solid.
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In the study, Cyramza also met a secondary goal of delaying progression of the disease.
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Westworld shows us that human history doesn't follow a linear progression from bad to good.
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Was that intentional, or do you think it's just your natural progression as an artist?
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But starting treatment early — both medication and respiratory therapy — can help slow the disease's progression.
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I think you can see a progression in style, and having a more thorough voice.
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Free speech is the catalyst that leads to all progression and the retention of freedoms.
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Its results focused on progression-free survival, following patients for a minimum of 11.5 months.
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"The philosophy is gradual progression, to pull back rather than push the buttons," Treacy said.
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But epacadostat failed to stop the progression of cancer, and it hasn't helped overall survival.
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But this is a natural progression of how Microsoft and BMW were already working together.
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BL-8040 acts against CXCR4 receptors that are involved in tumor progression, the company said.
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Of the five drugs approved by the FDA to treat Alzheimer's, none slows its progression.
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"We've got strong progression in terms of revenue across our four global businesses," he said.
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The hallucinations might also hint at the origins and progression of each seizure, Ransom said.
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"Now I focus on the progression of my life and who I am," she says.
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Because it's so short, it can make the power progression feel like a roller coaster.
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The study participants underwent digital imaging of the eye to measure the progression of cataracts.
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And that roughly corresponds to the chronological progression of arguments in the history of science.
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But even what good is here is overshadowed by the loot box-driven progression system.
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Of the 210 patients, 220 percent saw the progression of their disease halted or reversed.
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Though it feels a bit like an exposition dump, it still features engaging plot progression.
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Structurally, the pulse is oppressive while the chord progression is somewhat digestible, almost pop-leaning.
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There are no individual scenes, but fragments, shards that show the constant progression of time.
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Also, there is no progression cap as long as Modern Warfare keeps introducing new seasons.
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The iterative progression of the opioid epidemic demonstrates the need for more responsible drug policy.
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The book focuses more on Picasso than her own progression as a painter and mother.
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This chart allows you to follow the virus's progression by in the United States. 26.
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How have they achieved uninterrupted career progression, a goal that has eluded so many women?
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PG Do you see your career as a progression toward being a fuller human being?
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"It's a very formal progression," said Mr. Fox, who also served as the general contractor.
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The installation of Guy Brunet Réalisateur: Le Studio Paravision favors visual coherence over chronological progression.
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Their stories, intercut in linear progression in this short feature, seem like descents into madness.
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It seemed like a natural progression for a brand known for its experimental men's wear.
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Researchers use statistical and mathematical models to try to understand and predict an outbreak's progression.
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Since I announced [my illness] last February, we've had some progression, mainly in my legs.
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As the script charts that progression, things don't go strictly according to Elisabeth Kübler-Ross.
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But, for Ms. Nicolas-Ianniello, it was a natural progression in a rich, full life.
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There's a hint of story, a progression from wariness to a playful budding of trust.
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But a better title doesn't necessarily equate to a faster or more direct career progression.
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Your game's progression in Stadia won't transfer to the same game on a different platform.
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They make you utterly invested in the progression of each character from start to finish.
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The American Alzheimer's Association identifies three stages of the disease's progression: early, middle, and late.
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We will update specifics regarding his progression and rehabilitation schedule at a more appropriate time.
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The progression systems in place are rewarding and will keep you playing for a while.
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The biggest challenge was refraining from jumping ahead in my progression after every good day.
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AstraZeneca said Tagrisso showed superior progression-free survival compared to standard platinum-based doublet chemotherapy.
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It said the new versions should be "a progression" and reflect countries' "highest possible ambition".
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" Asked why she had decided to step aside, Ms. Min said: "It's a natural progression.
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This indicates the progression of atherosclerosis and an increased risk for heart attacks and strokes.
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The announcement suggests you can expect a stronger focus in the sequel on character progression.
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However, it's important to remember that in sports—as in life—progression isn't always linear.
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It's a low risk of progression—less than 1 percent per year—but it happens.
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Small escalations of danger are actually embedded into the narrative progression of the game itself, too.
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A source previously told PEOPLE that the separation is a "natural progression" and not a breakup.
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Suddenly, I didn't really mind the crashes or the poor progression mechanics or the lackluster battles.
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Yahoo's Puck Daddy hockey blog put together a nice piece on Jagr's progression through the years.
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"It was so rapid in progression… there was nothing they could do," Marie's step-daughter said.
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Eleanore Pienta (EP): Because it started in the comedy context, it seemed like a natural progression.
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"The market will like ... this progression, but it won't solve the longer-term issues," Franklin said.
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This is just the latest step in Ohio's quiet progression towards a draconian landscape for abortion.
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But these therapies simply control symptoms and can't slow down disease progression or cure the disease.
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It's going to be a competition film, like the first one … but a progression for Maverick.
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In the rearview mirror, innovation tends to look smooth, a clean progression from there to here.
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The show depicts the gradual progression of stricter and stricter laws that lead to their enslavement.
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One of my biggest gripes that is solvable is the lack of any cross-platform progression.
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"I think it's going to be super exciting to have that," Yanagi says of cross-progression.
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La Barbara joined her voice, and over several minutes, a progression developed and individual parts enmeshed.
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About a third of Ford's workers are classified as in progression, and 6 percent as temps.
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It can strengthen the progression of our community and help disarm those who discriminate against us.
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The foundation has developed a drug that could help stop the progression of PKAN, Noreen says.
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Modifying the study - which previously measured cancer progression - moved completion to February 27.7 from early 24.7.
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We have never seen such large benefits in progression-free survival (PFS) in recurrent ovarian cancer.
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Fans of the series will also see the progression of Amy's relationship with her boyfriend Chris.
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The Zika infection increased cell death and disregulated cell cycle progression, dramatically slowing down hNPC growth.
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These probabilities describe the likely progression of the sequence within the next week, month and year.
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But progression doesn't work in reverse—Leo doesn't regress into Cancer; birth charts only move forward!
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Mind Warehouse goes deep into answering it by detailing the progression of what would happen when.
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"Typically, the algorithm looks for continuity of work history, job title progression and education," he said.
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We get recurrences or progression after some period, and the question is, why did that happen?
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It feels as much like a natural progression as it does a sort of masochistic calling.
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For me the texture of sound is as evocative as a strong melody or harmonic progression.
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See her progression from big (the ones on the left are Jennifer Fisher) to massive, below.
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The benign scenario: Facial recognition technology, specifically age progression capability, could help with finding missing kids.
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"We see that the progression of Series A to Series B is quite tough," Patel added.
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Each page of doodles is distinct, but there's nothing to indicate a temporal progression to them.
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Mourinho masterminded progression, with a single defeat to Los Blancos the only blemish on his record.
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The collection is a testament to our heritage and our commitment to progression for the future.
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He took 34 shots and made 24 of them, all coming in a kind of progression.
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There is no better investment I've ever made than in furthering my progression in my life.
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THEN THERE ARE THOSE, THE INHIBITORS, WHO ATTEMPT TO HINDER PROGRESSION BY CREATING OBSTACLES AND REGULATIONS.
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Rise and Fall turns governors into individuals, each with their own strengths, weaknesses, and progression path.
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Bringing new beings on board is another mark of progression in Beyond Good and Evil 2.
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And then digital media, the internet and all of that, that's really further development, further progression.
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Some believe that kissing with tongue is a natural evolutionary progression that aids in mate choice.
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Do you view Atomic as a logical progression in your catalog or is it something different?
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The potential to move beyond centuries of slow progression in financial services has never been greater.
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If you track the progression of her films, they all tackle a specific aspect of womanhood.
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What if the progression of time, and the reality attached to it, was anything but immutable?
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Volatility is measured here in terms of how unpredictable this progression is for a given company.
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Only one drug, Rilutek, is approved; it slows the progression of the disease in some patients.
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They slow the progression of the fire for the ground resources to put the fire out.
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Instagram's public land purveyors are just a new iteration in the monstrous progression of this machine.
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This is especially important for Duchenne, where waiting for approval carries a guarantee of disease progression.
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While "temp-to-hire" may sound promising, the latter stage of that progression can prove elusive.
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We want to know that we'll be given equal opportunities for career progression in the workplace.
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"The progression things have taken, which I feared, I thought I could prevent," Mr. Silverglate said.
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The acquisition, according to Cultivate chief commercial officer Andy Robinson, was a "natural progression" from there.
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However, by choosing a different arithmetic progression, it is possible to do better than nine terms.
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Mr. Trump's campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, said that the candidate was always planning for a progression.
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His story echoes a familiar tale of the progression from easily accessible prescription painkillers to heroin.
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Next, it morphs into to a choral, clouds parting-esque chord progression with a nudging heartbeat.
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This is really the only type of progression that interests us in graff at this point.
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It offers students a progression of activities that serve to both assess and develop conceptual knowledge.
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I think there's been a natural progression in the kinds of characters that I'm interested in.
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Mixer's Channel Progression feature was originally announced in November as part of Mixer's "Season 2" release.
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He then converts this progression to a three-dimensional axis, placing it onto a vertical plane.
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Getting to Level 4 takes several years, or a Ph.D. Most progression stops at Level 5.
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Though death rates from the cancer did not differ, more men on active monitoring had progression.
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The progression of the hoax, as Mr. Young describes it, is one from honor to horror.
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Players are rewarded with progression for variety, rather than punished for sticking with what they love.
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Secrets like these spice up the usual progression and make the world that much more intriguing.
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Yet with the progression of time, fewer and fewer ones were making it onto restaurant menus.
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Instead, producer Nana Rogues' chord progression dances around it, creating suspension and never hitting the ground.
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It became an idea, that I could draw, and from there, it was a gradual progression.
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Increasing the frequency of the quad was "upping the risk" and a "good progression," Chen said.
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The novel tracks this progression, as well as their eventual descent into a collaborative junkie hell.
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The dialogue and both leads accurately capture the awkward and magical progression of a blossoming relationship.
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This halcyon way of life was gone, he told me — a victim of society's leftward progression.
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A Neil Young-esque chord progression captures the mood, framing vivid, autobiographical slices of her life.
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The narrative that emerges is a literally uplifting story of progression toward an ultimate, inevitable goal.
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"Cognitively unimpaired, widowed older adults were particularly susceptible to Alzheimer disease clinical progression," the study concluded.
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"It turned out to be very similar to a very natural drum progression," Dr. Russo said.
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This is a natural progression of the work our Investment Stewardship team has done to date.
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Now, a new study published Wednesday suggests that lifestyle changes may help slow the disease progression.
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It can be given for up to 24 months for those without disease progression, Merck said.
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Since that technological advancement, the researchers noticed a "much faster progression" in injuries than previously recorded.
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Clicking the "stay" button started a countdown, and the screen showed the progression of the download.
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Some element of inflammation that drives plaque formation in coronary disease is also driving cancer progression.
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We know that the test will remain an individual crucible, with scores tied to career progression.
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But yeah, either way, making JJJ a blowhard feels like a natural progression for the character.
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That lack of enthusiasm has ultimately affected our movement's progression and the tenacity of its leaders.
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Such a progression suggests that dismantling, severing, or fragmenting objects releases a kind of narrative energy.
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That number wasn't out of the ordinary for him, but rather part of a steady progression.
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Was that a deliberate move towards a more commercial sound or more of a natural progression?
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But his program and vision also offered something beyond the mere progression of aesthetics and style.
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"The CLO is a natural progression in the continued diversification of its funding sources," Richardson said.
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" Co-executive producer Denise Huth describes the Richonne relationship as "a very natural progression of the story.
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Perhaps more importantly, the experiment may provide new insights into the progression of Parkinson's and multiple sclerosis.
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Anyway, we had established enough of a banter that asking for her number seemed a natural progression.
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"Anxiety and fear about recurrence or progression are nearly universal among cancer patients," Meyer said by email.
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By fixing the brain's glucose problem in people with Alzheimer's, it's hoped, we can delay its progression.
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In the natural progression of all horny internet things, WoodRocket's Bowsette porn parody brings it all home.
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A consistently strong destination for expat workers, the country scored especially well with regard to career progression.
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The episodes, which proceed out of chronological order, are interwoven rather than told in a straight progression.
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There's no sense of progression for Luigi or the Poltergust, no new features or tricks to unlock.
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Going viral and accepting is the natural progression for a candidate trying to get the youth vote.Â
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Few focus on how the song chronicles Gein's progression from half-conscious ghoul to actual sex killer.
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The fruit is pure and clear and the structure intact, with flavors emerging in a linear progression.
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MOST scientific research follows a logical progression, with one experiment following up on the findings of another.
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According to contestants, the rules around music have changed a lot, though not with any obvious progression.
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Bungie is bringing cross-progression to Destiny 2 as part of a new Shadowkeep year three update.
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It makes sense: heart problems are so often accumulative, the result of a lifelong progression toward disease.
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"It was this progression ― how Janice evolved, how the writers created the character for me," she said.
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"There's a disconnect between valuations and the steady-as-you-go earnings progression we're seeing," he said.
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The progression of Goldman's stock-trading operations also illustrates that automation is not an on-off switch.
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"Even getting kids to play for 40 minutes a day might slow down the progression," Steinemann said.
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Eyewitness videos showed the progression of the fire as newsrooms scrambled to send staffers to the scene.
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In human heart muscle cells, the researchers were able to correct key mutations and prevent disease progression.
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Working fewer hours also led to a lack of wage progression despite still gaining labor market experience.
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"We've got strong reasons for optimism about the progression in 2019 for the lingerie business," Burgdoerfer said.
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While some saw it as a sign of trouble, many believe it was just a natural progression.
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Our economy's productivity growth is at its lowest, and there's not enough change and progression, says Andreessen.
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And all of that's fine (not that the torture's fine, but it worked for the show's progression).
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I see a lot of things going backward and losing a lot of the progression we have.
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At 12 weeks, 32.9% of the ocrelizumab group patients had confirmed disability progression versus 39.3% with placebo.
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At 24 weeks, 29.6% of the ocrelizumab patients had confirmed disability progression compared to 35.7% with placebo.
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Photos of a young ShyShy and an age-progression photo of what she might look like today.
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Selling new models also gives Tesla a chance to update the public on model progression, Albertine noted.
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Firefighters monitor the progression of the Blue Cut wildfire as it burns burning near Cajon Pass, California.
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In the 2016 Deloitte Millennial Survey, work/life balance outranked career progression for the majority of millennials.
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I always gravitate towards high-waisted denim, so delving into vintage Levi's seemed like a natural progression.
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Hope says they were naive about ALS and didn't think the devastating progression would happen so quickly.
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While the Revlimid study delayed progression of the disease, no survival benefit was seen, the company said.
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Items like t-shirts and singing stuffed animals demonstrate the song's progression from silliness to cultural phenomenon.
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Current treatments help improve Alzheimer's symptoms, but no drug has yet been shown to slow disease progression.
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Its chord progression functioned as the basis for many other jazz compositions and continues to do so.
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But the progression boils to three core beats: take cover, fire a gun, throw a molotov cocktail.
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But there are many and varied factors that contribute to disease development, progression and response to therapy.
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Although an injury hampered her quick progression this season, Svitolina said Henin's experience has helped her mentally.
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NASA shared three natural-color images of the land's progression over time: the left is from Nov.
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The accompaniment keeps dancing around the expected, sidestepping into a bluesy progression here, a sultry dissonance there.
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The natural progression of growing up means you're going to shape your identity through trial and error.
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"We had this concept that there had to be a gradual progression of skill acquisition," Jeff said.
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For the past few months I've observed with great concern the slow progression of a devastating pandemic.
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" Coleman adapted the sonnet to the jazz methods of, as she put it, "progression, improvisation, mimicry, etc.
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"You don't want to get complacent about your career and especially not your earnings progression," she says.
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So it felt like a natural progression, like taking an existing rhythm and bringing it to life.Exactly.
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It was an age of assassinations, civil unrest and unjust wars, but also a time of progression.
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But instead I delineated the progression of the tracks and how perfectly I thought they were ordered.
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And now, we're witnessing the natural progression of this marriage of mass-marketed espresso drinks and booze.
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In this way, Mitchell's body of work manifests the progression of American music since the late 1960s.
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If you step back and look at the bigger picture you can see that progression is upwards.
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In a clear progression, this vote capitalizes on the overwhelming support demonstrated in 85033 for greater autonomy.
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Yet, 34 of 33 patients in the disease-modifying therapy group showed disease progression at one year.
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"We envision a progression of the technology," Iam Robotics CEO Tom Galluzzo told me in an email.
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A simple chord progression on piano provides the basic melody, and a ticking clock provides the beat.
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For Whitney Houston, I saw the progression of "Olive Oil, Crack, Fast Food" in her last minutes.
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After a blowdryer, curling iron, and a hot brush, the straightener was a natural progression for Dyson.
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American history can be read as a moral progression, through which these principles become more perfectly realized.
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Hormone therapy, like tamoxifen or aromatase inhibitors taken orally, slows the progression of certain kinds of tumors.
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But the rapid progression of this man's disease suggested that it wasn't one of these usual suspects.
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This progression came together pretty quickly, and I was pleased to include some fun mid-length fill.
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Had he been taken advantage of, or was this a natural progression for a curious gay teen?
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ASTRAZENECA, DAIICHI SANKYO SAY MEDIAN PROGRESSION-FREE SURVIVAL IN DESTINY-BREAST01 TRIAL OF TRASTUZUMAB DERUXTECAN 16.4 MONTHS
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Will it be an orderly progression of single dishes — a first course, a main course and dessert?
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But, he said, "Air pollution is a previously unrecognized factor for kidney disease and kidney disease progression."
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Maybe your childhood self was obsessed with arcade games, so console gaming was just a natural progression.
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Actively monitoring your fitness progression isn't just for athletes or people training for their local park run.
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"I think it's a natural progression for that company to list over in Hong Kong," he said.
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In Seyfert's classroom, I spoke with Otto Craddock, the seventh grader whose Learning Progression I had glimpsed.
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There is still no treatment that can slow the progression of Alzheimer's, the commonest form of dementia.
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It may slow or stop the progression of weakness in some users, but the underlying condition remains.
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They are palliative, but cannot stop the disease's progression, and produce side effects such as dim vision.
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Business Insider has been tracking that progression for the last few years with our Better Capitalism series.
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Progression-free survival is a measure of how long a treatment can keep the disease from worsening.
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As a result, this leads to another benefit for new hires: hope for progression in the company.
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"We view this as a natural progression as we try to grow our business," Mr. Tudor said.
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To help give you better odds of surviving these enormous scrums, Doom Eternal features multiple progression systems.
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One challenge is that important venues of disease progression cannot all be anticipated: cruise ships, for example.
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"We can even detect the severity level of the diseases" and track progression over time, he said.
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The disease does not have a cure or an effective treatment to halt or reverse its progression.
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With the improved gear I survived longer, learned the maps, and began to understand its progression systems.
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The false linear progression of art history turns into a sphere with no beginning or end point.
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The book is structured, loosely, to mirror the progression of a con, with its particular and irresistible terminology.
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"He'll need more at-bats and more of a progression defensively getting back on the field," Farrell said.
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The top two complaints from employees on the WarmLine are lack of career progression and issues with managers.
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And, similarly, Horizon Zero Dawn asks its own questions, addressing religious ignorance and the ethics of technological progression.
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Our imprints on global progression, though written out and glossed over in history, are not to be disputed.
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This shift away from running could be a natural progression on the path to healing, according to Anderson.
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Few, if any, pop stars have cast a longer shadow on metal's development and progression than David Bowie.
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Progression in Saints Row: The Third revolves around earning Respect, which you get from completing missions and activities.
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And this seems to have cycled very quickly in terms of just a quick progression towards abolishing ICE.
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Overall, 3,958 cancer survivors had died; 2,133 had succumbed to a recurrence or progression of their initial cancer.
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This isn't a traditional RPG, and like Minecraft, prowess in combat comes from equipment and not stat progression.
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It's a progression: Eventually, dancers rise to their feet and execute dynamic, exuberant movement phrases across the studio.
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The five pieces can each stand individually but are meant to be experienced in order, as a progression.
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To be honest, I can hear the similarities to 'Creep' but I'm pretty sure it's just the progression.
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The lilting guitar chord progression in the song's pre-chorus offers a bit of hope in the darkness.
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Various small-scale studies indicate that OrthoK not only temporarily improves vision, it slows the progression of nearsightedness.
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I became interested in doing something on extraordinary rendition as a progression of my work on Guantanamo Bay.
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Instead of sitting around griping about your lack of advancement, she recommends taking responsibility for your own progression.
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Sony has been blocking cross-play and progression between Fortnite on PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch / Xbox One.
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In this way, McCarty captures a progression that resists narrative, disclosing almost nothing of Patty's personality or actions.
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Fresh ice freezes the neighboring water, creating a nice orderly progression across the puddle called a freeze front.
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BOEING SALES CHIEF SAYS "NATURAL PROGRESSION" TO CONSIDER A 777X FREIGHTER, NO TIMELINE BUT SAYS "WE'LL GET THERE"
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This is not going to be good for the (slight) progression the sisters have been making this season.
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Its progression is a modified version of the ubiquitous vi-IV-I-V of "Africa" and "Airplanes" fame.
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It builds slowly and contemplatively, with the inexorable rhythmic progression and narrative arc of one of Godspeed You!
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In 2018, the Maryland Court of Special Appeals granted Syed a retrial on all charges — a major progression.
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My body likes how the Chainsmokers bang on my aural erogenous zones with their relentlessly repeating chord progression.
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The plan is to get the actual "game" part done, and then to add some sort of progression.
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Glen Keane's Duet employs a more subtle approach, as the viewer's gaze dictates the progression of the narrative.
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Meanwhile, Belleville is preparing for Alzheimer's slow progression by creating a video of myself as he is now.
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In comparison, the median time to progression for the men receiving adaptive therapy was at least 27 months.
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Parents can also download an accompanying app that can can provide feedback, and they can monitor their progression.
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I wanted a natural progression from Too Bright—which was dark, electronic, experimental, and a lot of howling.
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The game often skips ahead days or weeks at a time, but the progression is natural and confident.
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Does Kuso feel like a sort of natural progression from the short you made with him last year?
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It's also possible that multiple groups independently invented the tools through a natural progression of trial and error.
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A soundbar seems like the most natural progression and would allow customers to get a surround sound experience.
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The progression of the Super Bowl moving to the big time is reflected in its entertainment as well.
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"Cross-play and cross progression on Switch work with Xbox One, PC, Mac, and mobile," the company confirmed.
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Every episode of The Bachelor sees the sweet progression of true love — and more than a few breakups.
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Luckily, Penn's current role as White House Press Secretary Seth Wright on Designated Survivor shows quite the progression.
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It has been shown to slow progression of the disease for some patients but is not a cure.
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From the 19th century, nationalist historians rewrote European state history as a progression towards centralised, ethnic nation-states.
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Only one medication, called Riluzole, can slow down the progression of ALS, but it can't cure the disease.
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For a game like Fortnite where progression-based unlocks are a badge of honor, that's unthinkable for most.
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Asking city employees to be trained to identify and help the homeless is a natural progression, he said.
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The person also has to decide if they are willing to slow down their career progression if necessary.
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It also represents an interesting progression in the Withings lineup, adding more functionality to its previously analog wares.
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There's also just the undertow of progression and experience that builds up like a plaque on our bodies.
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This ensures that a fighter's progression is gradual, from the regional level to national and then the world.
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Candidates' statements jumped around like frenetic Mexican jumping beans with patchy policy content and no real sequential progression.
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And it's a natural progression, given that he got this far by reveling in conjuring a diss-topia.
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Brown constructs her aesthetic deliberately, as the space intuitively guides visitors along a progression that feels visually chronological.
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Instead, it is structured like a story, told through four rooms and a progression of themes and moods.
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Even just having the robot interaction has to the potential to limit the progression of dementia, she said.
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Hollywood was a natural progression for him, and his hard work and determination have more than paid off.
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Diaper sensors that connect to smartphones are in some ways the natural progression of this tradition of invention.
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His level progression has been closely monitored and celebrated, as the milestones stacked, with videos shared on YouTube.
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After bearing his soul for All This Mayhem, he says, the transition to acting was a natural progression.
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And that progression, like every other technology we've ever adopted as humans, doesn't start with a mainstream market.
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You could say this reflected a natural progression as taxibot makers shed features that were no longer necessary.
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Either works but you may prefer to start with a Bass because it feels like the natural progression.
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And testing is still limited, raising fears about the full scope of the virus's progression through the country.
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It is as if we are watching an animated progression of the moon rising up from the horizon.
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To correct the gender imbalance, employers should place a bigger emphasis on providing career progression offerings, like sponsorships.
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An animated map shows the outbreak's progression as confirmed cases were reported in more places around the world.
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I just visited her at the beginning of March and the progression of this disease blows my mind.
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"Too often ethnic minority employees feel they're hitting a brick wall when it comes to career progression," Mrs.
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If you look at Chinese social progression, things are genuinely getting better for most people, despite the problems.
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Most permanent workers hired after 2007, known as "in progression" workers, earn about $17 to $25 an hour.
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Fed economists tend to write papers with colleagues of the same gender, which could hamper women's career progression.
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It's difficult to predict, but researchers have some tools to try to estimate the progression of an outbreak.
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I became transfixed by the slow progression across the image of shadows cast by my studio's window frames.
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I had a lot of trepidation about doing it, but it seemed a logical progression to the story.
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With the dizzying progression of updates, it feels like something, or a lot of somethings, are being done.
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Low-grade inflammation in the knee has been shown to contribute to the development and progression of arthritis.
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Schaeuble said he would aim to reduce the burden caused by "cold progression" by around two billion euros.
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A pandemic disease outbreak would only hasten this progression and force us back into the politics of production.
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Vincent worked in finance, overseeing chunks of mysterious wealth the way climate scientists tracked the progression of glaciers.
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As a result, the ocean is ruthlessly accurate in tracking the "irrefutable and accelerating" progression of climate change.
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And if the disease did surface, there would be nothing that could be done to slow its progression.
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Just as each brain is unique, so is the disease progression and continued functioning of people with Alzheimer's.
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The idea of the natural progression toward parenthood is baked into our society in little and big ways.
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Only 28 percent of those in a chemotherapy-only control group were spared tumor progression at that stage.
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Story progression felt like a checklist of requirements rather than the interwoven narrative that it could have been.
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"One thing led to the other and it was kind of a natural progression of things," he said.
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The therapy also demonstrated a median progression free survival of 8.6 months, the companies said in a statement.
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Analysts at Jefferies said this was 5 percent below market consensus due to a lack of margin progression.
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I think about my own progression and how I always want to feel I'm growing and not stagnant.
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When implemented correctly, and in a timely manner, revascularization can ultimately prevent disease progression, ultimately saving a limb.
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It was sort of a gradual progression at first — my mom was less mobile than she had been.
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Although many studies have measured progression-free survival, most have not reported on health-related quality of life.
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Data pooled from all 38 studies showed no significant association between progression-free survival and quality of life.
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In "Level 2," the oboe plays one half of it, the downward progression, without its corresponding upward reach.
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Financial resources, age and difficult job markets emerged as the top barriers to career progression, according to employees.
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To this dilemma of variety and motivation, Doom Eternal's big new idea is progression systems and weekly goals.
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It's an adventurous revision, and follows a vogue for nonchronological hangs that privilege thematic links over historical progression.
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To call its narrative progression perfunctory seems inadequate — at times the film comes across as almost outright disinterested.
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Lee says in his lawsuit, they're both built on a 4-measure phrase outlining the cord progression E, F, G, F, E. He also says the tempo is the same, both songs utilize guitar and wind instruments, the drumbeats are the same, the chord progression is similar ... among other things.
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Meteorologists and others watching Jose's progression did not take kindly to this misleading information from a major city magazine.
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"['Like You That Way'] is less of a departure [from Bronco] and more of a progression," Smith tells PEOPLE.
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You can hear this progression for yourself on new track "It's Not Just Me", which you can peep below.
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"It's going to be a competition film, like the first one…but a progression for Maverick," the star added.
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The player must be able to see all of the information that's valuable to their progression, at all times.
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People from BME backgrounds were found to encounter fewer opportunities for career and pay progression than their white colleagues.
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And this sort of natural progression of the bathing suit turning into a bikini and getting smaller and smaller.
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BYL719 plus fulvestrant cut risk of death or progression in those patients by an estimated 35 percent, Novartis said.
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RELATED: Ryan Gosling: Emma Stone's talents are 'in full bloom' in 'La La Land' "There's a progression," she said.
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It's incredible to just watch her go and you watch her progression of how she came to that experiment.
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He says that tackling the big screen felt like the next logical step in his progression as an artist.
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Specifically, Overwatch is a multiplayer-only first-person shooter with no story mode and a minimal sense of progression.
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I think progression happens when the scope of what you've done in the past informs what you're doing now.
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Documenting my progression through tracking on my watch is what led me to officially believing I was a runner.
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" What employees say: "Room for career progression: they're pretty helpful in trying to get you to the next level.
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A chart created by staffers showed the progression from opioids and heroin to medication like Suboxone and behavioral therapy.
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When it came to the progression of this coupling, the uncertainty wasn't of the "Will they, won't they?" variety.
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In the absence of narrative progression, any TV series will be defined by what it chooses to focus on.
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Gauthier believes there's hope that LMTX may be used to delay the progression of Alzheimer's in its earliest stage.
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The slow progression of the scandal, however, has made its various twists and turns a bit difficult to follow.
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"The most fun part is to see the progression of the gown and the dress being built," she said.
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And then I called my family—my brother and sister and my mom—and it was just a progression.
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The progression of stations, the interchanges, the locus of destinations — none of these required thought: I had internalized them.
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It's almost just like a progression, a ladder to be climbed and I like farming and making medicine now.
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Not a single one of them have aggregated their data to chart the progression of inclusion over the years.
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A sample from a mouse mammary gland, used in research to understand tumor initiation and progression (University of Amsterdam).
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Arthur Gies, Escapist Magazine Too much of Odyssey's later game story content is locked behind a murderous progression wall.
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She's one of those people for whom fame feels like an organic progression rather than a stroke of luck.
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But when you step back and look at the progression of Telltale's games from a macro perspective, patterns emerge.
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The progression of events: After reports came out about Spain, England's National Health Service was attacked by similar popups.
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A nurse found Stancil suspicious and discovered an age progression photo of her after searching online for missing people.
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The track, meanwhile, explores a tenuous relationship with desire over a jazzy keyboard progression and a lithe house rhythm.
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Directing is a natural progression for actors, eventually, because they hate being told what to do after a while.
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Except Battlefront II is a full-price game, and people expect multiplayer games like these to have fair progression.
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"There's currently no way to slow Alzheimer's progression," said Robert Egge, chief public policy officer at the Alzheimer's Association.
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The first step is providing a real and direct apology to the passenger involved, but it continues with progression.
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Right now is the time in that organization, people start asking 'what does my career progression look like here'.
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It was designed to just contain in a limited way this one narrow band of behavior around nuclear progression.
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A casual playthrough also helps me better understand the mechanics and progression of the game, which helps in routing.
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It didn't bother me that a lot of the early things failed pretty badly because it shows the progression.
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Krell and I talked about Care, his progression as an artist, and why it's easy to hold onto sadness.
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Actors would be able to read that treatment, instill different layers and show the progression between these two characters.
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While the company said the benefit was statistically significant, they did not specify the duration of progression-free survival.
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There's no logical progression to the story, making it very hard to get swept up by any of it.
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The confounding part is that NASH is "silent"; it does not present symptoms until late in the disease's progression.
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Because of the normal progression of appeals, the justices are unlikely to rule on the current case before 22017.
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Sibylla's unreliability, both as a mother and as a narrator, is complexly revealed, and tugs at the book's progression.
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"Infectious agents have been implicated in the development and progression of Alzheimer's disease before," Dominy said in a statement.
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And you know how that goes, just when you think Mary Jane is the paradigm of progression, she fumbles.
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Like many other tabletop miniatures games, Wasteland Warfare appears to lean heavily on RPG-style stats and level progression.
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That's not how drama works, it seems to want to tell us; drama needs some kind of forward progression.
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Patients with CRPC experience cancer progression despite androgen deprivation therapy, a treatment that blocks the production of the hormone.
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On "Temple Sleeper," he strings together measures of a scratchy, high-BPM drum sample augmented by trebly synth progression.
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It capped off a steady progression of Kennedy decisions, beginning in 1996, that steadily expanded same-sex couples' rights.
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I was a huge Motorhead fan, so for me it was kind of a natural progression to this music.
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I think that Dystopia would have been dropped in after Countdown To Extinction, it's a full-on natural progression.
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Opponents to abortion, who often call the D&E procedure a "dismemberment abortion," celebrated news of the law's progression.
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Disease progression was measured using the Expanded Disability Status Scale, a method for monitoring changes in symptoms over time.
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This is in contrast to bottom-up processing, where there is progression from the individual characteristics to the whole.
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Do you think "Nancy Boy" is any more relevant today with the progression that the transgender community has made?
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I don't know whether this was a natural progression or if I was beaten into submission by the world.
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Back at Bethune-Cookman, Hernandez hopes for a similar progression for Khalil Smith, a freshman outfielder from Southfield, Mich.
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The other species may be important, Dr. Allen-Vercoe said, and may even slow the progression of colon cancer.
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It's been a slow, natural progression but over the span of time it's mind-blowing how big it's become.
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The films are accompanied by austere wrought-iron benches, linoleum and men's padded pullovers in a progression of colors.
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The first paragraph shows you the progression of the clues and entries, and the second one puts everything together.
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"There is no cure" for knee arthritis, she says, but weight loss and exercise often slow the disease's progression.
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A slow-creeping melody or an unresolved chord progression is a surefire way to leave an audience on edge.
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But median progression-free survival was 6.3 months for Tecentriq patients versus 5.6 months for the standard chemotherapy combination.
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The cruise line is "still actively monitoring path and progression" of the hurricane, a spokesperson said in an email.
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"If you look at that progression, I think the money supply is going to contract," he told Business Insider.
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On Thursday, Olivas appeared on The Tamron Hall Show to further speak about her two-year progression of pain.
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And this one shows a progression of how the light will change on Alva as she steps towards Jesper.
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Juul illustrates this most clearly in his book when he's talking about the progression of independent game awards shows.
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The club is trying to take into account his youth but manager Dave Roberts said they like his progression.
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In some ways, this easy progression is refreshingly adult, a neat bourbon swapped for the usual rom-com grenadine.
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Disclosing nearly all the ingredients the company uses in its fragrance felt like a natural progression, the spokeswoman said.
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There are two more across entries that are historical misnomers, but the progression/connection thing ends here, I think.
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In the interview, I'm also looking for passion and thinking about what the progression might be for this person.
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Carey has said she stumbled upon the melody and chord progression and recorded it on a mini tape recorder.
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The drugs also improved progression-free survival and had a higher response rate in patients than treatment with chemotherapy.
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Moving into the higher-tier cities is a positive development in Country Garden's progression towards becoming a nationwide homebuilder.
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The problem, Xie said, is that progression-free survival, measured in the short term, doesn't necessarily predict longer life.
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It's an attempt to strip away biases of historical records and find universal elements in the progression of humanity.
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California was then, and still is, a place many Americans looked to as a hub of innovation and progression.
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Their lessons aren't presented merely as arcs following the natural progression of a character's evolution from flawed to enlightened.
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Given how widely Facebook uses AI within the company, building its own AI chips seems like a natural progression.
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It was beautifully focused and precise, still young, with aromas and flavors that flowed in a linear, lasting progression.
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JS: What's the progression from what you tested last September to what you're hoping to test this September, i.e.
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Under the non-Hodgkin lymphoma umbrella alone, there are 60 different subtypes — and each has a different disease progression.
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