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Real estate market Quality of life Quality of life 4 Lexington, Ky. Peoria, Ariz.
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Real estate market Quality of life Quality of life 4 Lexington, Ky. Peoria, Ariz.
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Some may extend life with no improvement in quality of life, or result in a profoundly diminished quality of life.
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It stopped prosecuting quality-of-life offenses and, unsurprisingly, the quality of life for the city's residents and visitors decreased sharply.
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I know the type of person I am, the quality of life I envisioned for myself, the quality of life I deserved.
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It is better when many people are at a lower quality of life than a few at a higher quality of life.
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America is a magnet for global talent because of the quality of life offered here, and current economic trends are damaging to that quality of life.
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Finances in retirement index: 65%Quality of life index: 89%Compared to least year, Sweden fell slightly in the categories of finances in retirement, quality of life, and health.
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Despite an established link between quality of life and neuropsychiatric symptoms, as well as risk of falls and mortality, few trials have looked at quality of life interventions, they note.
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Newark does not exactly have a reputation for the quality of life that tech talent might desire, while quality of life in New York City can be an acquired taste.
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"The quality of life for East Jerusalem residents is constantly progressing and is far superior to the quality of life for residents in any of our neighboring countries," Mr. Barkat said.
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Plus, even though the researchers found an improvement in their quality of life, the transgender people in the study had a lower quality of life compared to a cisgender control group.
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Finances in retirement index: 62%Quality of life index: 92%Finland maintains the highest score for happiness among all countries on the list, boosting its quality of life index to No. 2 overall.
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For McDuff, it all comes down to quality of life.
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"Sexual satisfaction contributes to overall quality of life," she says.
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I opted for quality of life for my time left.
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His quality of life would have never been the same.
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Google Assistant has straight up improved my quality of life.
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Poor health contributes to a low Quality of Life ranking.
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In the Quality of Life category, Texas drops to 37th.
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LTV: Quality of Life complaints, is what they call them.
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The quality of life attracts an exciting kind of person.
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For truly outstanding quality of life, head for the Rockies.
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Quality of life can be rough in America's unhealthiest state.
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This small change is an enormous quality of life improvement.
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As your income increases, don't increase your quality of life.
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Many of those creations dramatically improved our quality of life.
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Who doesn't want to pursue a high quality of life?
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"She didn't care about 'quality of life,'" Ms. Roiphe writes.
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And the state finishes No. 31 for Quality of Life.
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"My quality of life is 100% improved," one user says.
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It significantly improved his and our family's quality of life.
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It gets high marks for finances and quality of life.
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Everyone knows that we also value our quality of life.
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The rest saw their quality of life and disability improve.
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European cities dominated most of the top 10 spots on the annual Mercer Quality of Life Survey, which ranks 231 cities by evaluating various quality-of-life factors including healthcare, education, housing and environment.
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These seemingly small quality of life improvements make a big difference.
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Affordability rank: 37 Quality of life rank: 7 Healthcare rank: 14
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Affordability rank: 39 Quality of life rank: 21 Healthcare rank: 27
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Affordability rank: 40 Quality of life rank: 28 Healthcare rank: 8
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Affordability rank: 41 Quality of life rank: 27 Healthcare rank: 35
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Affordability rank: 42 Quality of life rank: 8 Healthcare rank: 20
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Affordability rank: 43 Quality of life rank: 42 Healthcare rank: 6
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Affordability rank: 44 Quality of life rank: 51 Healthcare rank: 9
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Affordability rank: 45 Quality of life rank: 2 Healthcare rank: 1
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Affordability rank: 46 Quality of life rank: 1 Healthcare rank: 30
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Affordability rank: 47 Quality of life rank: 3 Healthcare rank: 10
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Affordability rank: 48 Quality of life rank: 10 Healthcare rank: 12
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Affordability rank: 49 Quality of life rank: 13 Healthcare rank: 15
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Affordability rank: 51 Quality of life rank: 46 Healthcare rank: 29
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Saling attributes the decision to a progressively diminished quality of life.
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He said her and our quality of life would be horrible.
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"Obesity does take away from our quality of life," he said.
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One is that their quality of life has got much better.
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High crime and poor environmental quality are hurting quality of life.
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"(But) this type of technology can improve their quality of life."
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It allows him to enjoy the quality of life he wants.
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Our rivers and lakes are essential to our quality of life.
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It also boasts a fifth-place ranking for quality of life.
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Some have even reported a reduction in their quality of life.
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The quality of life trade off would simply be too great.
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"Leaders understand that these are key indicators of quality of life."
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Better jobs at better wages and a higher quality of life.
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It's about the bigger picture and improving his quality of life.
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Today, the focus must change from quantity to quality of life.
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It's also dramatically impacting the quality of life for California citizens.
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So the quality of life was really, really bad for him.
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The country is not realizing the quality of life at all.
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Her next employer would need to improve her quality of life.
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These problems are solved with development and better quality of life.
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In exchange, Commonwealth countries theoretically receive a better quality of life.
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It has a pretty big impact on their quality of life.
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I wanted to create a studio built around quality of life.
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Without adequate pain treatment, they may lose significant quality of life.
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I'd rate my quality of life on Monday at a 7.5.
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Pocketbook issues would give way to concerns about quality of life.
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"It shows there's quality of life in a high-density area."
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They also tended to score higher on quality of life questionnaires.
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But high crime and poor health hurt the quality of life.
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But can he get back to a good quality of life?
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My quality of life while paying off the loans was great.
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Who says a strong economy requires sacrifices in quality of life?
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Her program is focused on extending a pet's quality of life.
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Nearly every indicator of health and quality of life shot through the roof once electricity became widespread — and it's not exaggerating to suggest that health and quality of life are in jeopardy from modern environmentalists' proposals.
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Finances in retirement index: 60%Quality of life index: 93%Denmark takes the No. 1 spot in quality of life, where the indicators for happiness, air quality, environmental factors, and biodiversity all rank in the top 10.
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Gawande, an outspoken critic of the industry's medical practices, has argued against prolonging a poor quality of life for the elderly and terminally ill, saying health care institutions often deprive patients of independence and quality of life.
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That helps Utah move up to 13th place for Quality of Life.
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By the numbers, these 10 states are tops for quality of life.
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In the process, we will improve the quality of life for all.
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"The quality of life is much better and very different," she said.
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Its never about culture or the long term or quality of life.
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He's not in any pain and his quality of life is excellent.
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Sekiro is all about quality-of-life improvements in the Soulsborne genre.
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It would help protect quality of life in the face of growth.
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There's always the potential for it to undermine the quality of life.
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"And a better quality of life living pain-free because of it."
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"We're bringing a better quality of life to Sanilac County," continues Anderson.
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You respond to quality of life concerns that come from the community.
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The benchmark we use is: Does it interfere with quality of life?
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The questionnaires were designed to gauge depression and also quality of life.
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But on quality-of-life measures, Vermont comes up short, ranking 30.
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And on quality of life, Hawaii also comes up short, scoring 42.
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I would describe all of these changes as "quality of life" improvements.
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Has Internet access improved your quality of life in any significant way?
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The committee tackled problems affecting the quality of life for Native Americans.
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Not to mention that I wanted a better quality of life, too.
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"I've had a huge improvement in my quality of life," he said.
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It is also hard to ask rodents about their quality of life.
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We just want her to laugh or smile, have quality of life.
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"It was a way to improve the quality of life," he said.
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Check out the 19 worst places for expat quality of life below:
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Quality of life is great, with great dorms, food and surrounding area.
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Arkansas finishes near the bottom in Technology & Innovation and Quality of Life.
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"I think millennials are really focused on quality of life," he said.
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By repeating effective habits everyday, you can enhance your quality of life.
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But as Hambleton's work became less popular, his quality of life plummeted.
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Until recent years, the quality of life for seniors had steadily improved.
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"Quality of life" laws serve as a potent instrument of racial segregation.
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These medications can be extremely effective and improve quality of life tremendously.
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It's also proportionate to your happiness, health, and overall quality of life.
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That, in fact, the highest quality of life is to have both.
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Entrepreneurship and Quality of Life carried the most weight when determining rankings.
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Guns, on the other hand, don't seem essential to quality of life.
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A combination of therapy and medication greatly improved my quality of life.
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They may even trade off survival for a greater quality of life.
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Affordability Real estate market Quality of life 5 Oklahoma City McKinney, Tex.
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It's also proportionate to your happiness, health and overall quality of life.
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But reducing commute time could drastically improve a worker's quality of life.
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It is also the most determinant of most people's quality of life.
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HOPE fulfills this obligation by ensuring quality of life for Alzheimer's patients.
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Two years into his diagnosis, Ted's health and quality of life plummeted.
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He says the three-day work week would improve quality of life.
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In many ways, iOS 13 feels like a quality-of-life update.
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All five offer fabulous surroundings, high quality of life and lower costs.
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" The latter, she said, "bring down the quality of life for everyone.
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Affordability Real estate market Quality of life 5 Oklahoma City McKinney, Tex.
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Quality of life has fallen to the lowest of all Indian cities.
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Finances in retirement index: 57%Quality of life index: 82%The Netherlands drops out of the top-10 this year, in part due to drops in quality of life and health indicators, including life expectancy and environmental factors.
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The Netherlands offers a high quality of life and almost everyone speaks English.
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Improvements in quality of life have come with tighter limits on political freedom.
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"Medicare covers it, and it improves patients' quality of life greatly," McClanahan said.
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On a cumulative basis, Texas ranks 248th in our Quality of Life category.
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AIER compiled its list using nine economic, demographic, and quality-of-life factors.
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U.S. News & World Report recently ranked California 50th in overall quality of life.
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Finally, there should be some new plumbing and new quality-of-life features.
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Overall, 63% of people say smartphones have made their quality of life better.
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All these factors add up to ensure a top-rated quality of life.
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But all in all, quality of life in the Granite State is solid.
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Arkansas finishes dead last for quality of life, due largely to poor health.
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The state also suffered from quality-of-life issues, including crime and pollution.
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Another set of questions gauged quality of life related to having a disease.
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Younger tech workers, he said, put a high premium on quality of life.
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Public colleges exist to advance a state's economy, culture, and quality of life.
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"There is a high quality of life here; money isn't everything, " Rogers said.
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That isn't just about jobs and quality of life, though those things matter.
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Being both ill and severely sleep-deprived made Victor's quality of life miserable.
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Addressing stress will make both your quality of life and your workplace better.
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This affects the well-being of residents and affects their quality of life.
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More important, the quality of life changed dramatically, particularly for the most vulnerable.
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Domestically, the quality of life of the Chinese people saw a marked improvement.
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Two drugs resulted in worse quality of life compared to nothing or placebo.
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So we are first and foremost focused on quality of life and healthspan.
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And, as I hoped, my career and quality of life have vastly improved.
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Think about quality of life; think about what people really want for themselves.
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Understanding what lies ahead can profoundly affect patients' quality of life — and death.
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They were also more likely to report poorer health and quality of life.
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In every community they serve, letter carriers contribute to the quality of life.
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We spend money on quality of life things, not air conditioning or taxes.
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"For most people, that's a very poor quality of life," Dr. Mitchell said.
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Can you cut expenses if you need to without sacrificing quality of life?
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"Now begins the process of giving him some quality of life and enjoyment!"
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This kind of pain is devastating to quality of life and basic function.
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"[Arenas] provide a certain quality-of-life vitality to a community," Freimuth says.
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We thought we'd look at the numbers behind the quality of life claim.
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An amazing quality of life for all of our citizens is within reach.
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In fact, in some cases, marijuana actually drastically improved patients' quality of life.
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McKinsey recently ranked California as having the worst quality of life in America.
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Our reporter explains how it improved her quality of life within two months.
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And it lowers the price of goods, raising the American quality of life.
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There is a quality of life that I had forgotten you could have.
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That's all it took Bill de Blasio to wreck our quality of life.
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Social class determines access to education, running water, employment, and quality of life.
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Taller height is used as a proxy for quality of life, he says.
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When we destroy nature, they concluded, we undermine our own quality of life.
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Interior paint is not just decorative — it can affect your quality of life.
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His ideas are regressive for public safety, quality of life and the economy.
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Being able to count on electricity has improved people's quality of life considerably.
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The key is to link it to quality-of-life improvements for Americans.
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Singapore often appears near the top of quality-of-life rankings in Asia.
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It has also been proved to provide patients with greater quality of life.
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These include bug fixes, "quality of life" changes, rebalanced rules, and the like.
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Showcasing technique in a comfortable setting—but it's also about quality of life.
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The three main categories used were affordability, quality of life, and health care.
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But delaying this loss wouldn't justify his continued existence without quality of life.
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In fact, quality of life is often dictated by job satisfaction and compensation.
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In short, quality of life crime enforcement isn't a war on America's minorities.
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Factoring in affordability, quality of life and health care, Florida came in first.
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Peaceful Mind participants also rated themselves as having a higher quality of life.
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Okay, those are some of the good things about Louisiana's quality of life.
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But there are also some quality-of-life improvements that are very welcome.
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The inland waterways also directly impact the quality of life for many Americans.
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No quality of life changes, like the ability to skip repetitive death sequences.
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Co-ops also leverage public-private partnerships to enhance the quality of life.
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Overall, it hurts our quality of life every day in many different ways.
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It can be very debilitating and seriously diminish a person's quality of life.
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People don't feel the freedom anymore to live a good quality of life.
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As a parent with less time, the quality of life improvements are huge.
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"It greatly reduces the quality of life," Parrish mayor Heather Hall told CNN.
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And it's going to improve the quality of life for so many people.
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Finances in retirement index: 77%Quality of life index: 81%Australia dropped three places in this year's ranking, driven by drops in quality of life and finances in retirement indicators, though it's best-performing sub-index is still the latter.
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Finances in retirement index: 72%Quality of life index: 86%Iceland appears in the No. 1 spot for the first time this year, thanks to top-10 rankings in quality of life, finances in retirement, health, and material well-being.
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The stigma surrounding these illnesses creates needless suffering and negatively impacts quality of life.
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Others say the spread of tourism to residential areas hurts the quality of life.
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Additionally, vaccinations prevent long-term health problems and improve the overall quality of life.
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They also asked about quality of life and possible changes in pain and functioning.
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But the facial reconstruction surgeries were not enough to improve Katie's quality of life.
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"They are critical to the quality of life of my parents' lives," Aberman says.
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"I'm committed to developing therapies that dramatically improve the quality of life for dogs."
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More than 80 percent of Americans today are satisfied with their quality of life.
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The plan's said it considers culture and entertainment "indispensable to our quality of life".
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I want someone who is going to be open to that quality of life.
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"I want to be able to have a better quality of life," he says.
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No, the main advantage of perpetual daylight saving is the increased quality of life.
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There are a few other quality-of-life updates coming with the new speakers.
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Regions with underperforming economies and a lower quality of life do have better affordability.
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By the numbers, these are the states that offer the best quality of life.
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Moreover, middle-class growth does not necessarily translate to a higher quality of life.
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Deloitte, a consultancy, ranks the country last in the EU for quality of life.
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Quality of life for employees and quality of workforce are also big business concerns.
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"Importantly, the "patients' self-reported quality of life," the author wrote, "trended toward improvement.
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Having Perkins in my life just makes my quality of life so much better.
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Rest assured, she said, this was a serious quality-of-life issue for residents.
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And when it comes to quality of life, Colorado is a winner, ranking sixth.
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Needless to say, the enlarged tongue began to affect the bear's quality of life.
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It's a quiet place, and their quality of life in some ways is better.
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Fiscal responsibility and quality of life were found to be least important to people.
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You don't necessarily need to make more money to improve your quality of life.
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"Being rich is not about money, it is about quality of life," she says.
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This blended libertarian social policies with an interest in quality of life and environmentalism.
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The impact that would have had on my mother and our quality of life.
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"He came here to try to have a better quality" of life, she said.
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"On those drugs, it wasn't the quality of life that I wanted," Newsom said.
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Terhaar writes: Sports franchises can contribute to the quality of life in a city.
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If a person develops mesothelioma, their life expectancy and quality of life decreases significantly.
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On the other hand, an extended lifespan might influence our earlier quality of life.
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Pet owners want to provide the best possible quality of life for their companions.
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"Children should have a better quality of life," he told CNBC over the phone.
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This improves your quality of life, and can make you more productive at work.
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Axing the tax on these medically necessary products is about quality of life. Period.
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Additionally, these patient-centered services can improve quality of life and reduce hospital readmissions.
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Many had the same answer: the talent, the house prices, the quality of life.
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So far, this change hasn't made any noticeable difference on my quality of life.
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Tiny houses require downsizing, but that doesn't necessarily mean a lower quality of life.
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Trapped in a vicious circle, she has lost her business and quality of life.
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That was striking, seeing how high the quality of life was in these towns.
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He claimed the quality of life for average citizens had improved under Mr. Kim.
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It just feels really exciting to be out here and the quality of life.
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Critics say that the quality of life has not improved much under Ms. Cruz.
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A person's quality of life, opportunities and rights may hinge on that person's identity.
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"For me there's just been an overall increase in quality of life," he said.
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I start brainstorming ways to make more money while maintaining my quality of life.
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Quality of life, education and cost of living were among the least important factors.
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Quality of life and costs associated with COPD pose a significant burden to society.
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But it also has generous benefits that raise quality of life for every Dane.
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This has improved my quality of life just as much as being debt-free.
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An amazing quality of life for all of our citizens is within our reach.
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But that does nothing to improve the quality of life for the average American.
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" There were also new creations, Trump said, that "dramatically improved our quality of life.
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But the country also boasts the highest score on the quality of life index.
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It greatly diminishes the quality of life for those who live anywhere near it.
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Using screens before bedtime impairs children's sleep and may diminish their quality of life.
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I think it would be a drastic, drastic reduction in the quality of life.
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They have much lower pain, and they have increased quality of life and function.
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"Before students start medical school, their quality of life is higher than that of age-matched peers, but after they start, their quality of life quickly becomes lower," said Dr. Joan Meyer Anzia, residency program director at Northwestern University/Feinberg School of Medicine.
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I believe quality of life policing — which I think is the better phrase than broken windows because broken windows has some very understandably troubling associations in people's minds — quality of life policing is necessary and I've been in favor of that all along.
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Finances in retirement index: 77%Quality of life index: 91%Switzerland dropped from the No. 1 spot this year, but it is still the only country with top-10 ranks for material well-being, finances in retirement, quality of life, and health.
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Surveys by the Military Times indicate that the quality of life in military service has declined: 2202 percent of active-duty troops called their quality of life good or excellent in 2628, but only 28500 percent felt that way five years later.
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Of course, we know that quality of life is an important component of economic development.
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Most research that claims that getting married improves your quality of life is fatally flawed.
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That predictably led to a better quality of life and reduced stress for the volunteers.
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But it does not seem to change the overall death rate or quality of life.
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But few in Guadeloupe enjoy a quality of life comparable to that of mainland France.
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That being said, Hoornweg still feels urban environments can breed an improved quality of life.
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But we're going to give them the best quality of life that we possibly can.
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For all of these quality-of-life improvements, Persona 5 is still an acquired taste.
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What's clear is that Uber isn't being forthcoming about the quality of life it offers.
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Scores could range from 0 to 100, with higher marks indicating greater quality of life.
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Texans were also dealing with nagging quality of life issues that continue to this day.
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But poor health and a lack of inclusiveness hurt the state for Quality of Life.
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And the lack of inclusiveness — and health insurance — hurt the state for quality of life.
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"This is not an elitist issue, this is a quality of life issue," she said.
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The difference between 30 fps and 60 fps is a huge quality-of-life difference.
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It's a quality-of-life update for anyone who watches an exorbitant amount of YouTube.
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For those people, this work could eventually mean a huge improvement in quality of life.
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There is no cure for Alzheimer's, but treatment can help improve people's quality of life.
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Overall, yoga slightly improved symptoms and quality of life and reduced the need for medications.
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As we explain in our methodology, we use hard data to measure quality of life.
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People want to live in cities with a strong economy and high quality of life.
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Vermont rode those attributes to a first-place finish in Quality of Life in 2018.
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North Carolina (Highest Rank - #1 in Economy; Lowest Rank - #35 in Quality of Life) 4.
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How do you approach quality of life issues within the studio, work-life balance issues?
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Patients should also understand that not all complications are equally devastating to quality of life.
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A service sector is rising, devoted to the quality of life of the newly affluent.
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The Chinese people are well aware of how pollution is eroding their quality of life.
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Now, I'm much more focused on quality of life — sleeping enough, eating well, having adventures.
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The bacteria didn't help people live longer, but intriguingly, it improved their quality of life.
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As a result, improving quality of life is seen as important for ensuring political stability.
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Most of health care is not life-or-death issues, but quality-of-life issues.
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Simply sitting back and letting things happen doesn't yield the quality of life you aspire.
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But being on a budget doesn't mean you have to compromise your quality of life.
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Hillary is also committed to improving the quality of life for hard working AAPI families.
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The logic is that longer commutes will be offset by a greater quality of life.
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The study's results also suggest women using the cooling caps had better quality of life.
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"More than 1.5 degrees will destroy possibilities for a decent quality of life," she warned.
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It is as vital to our quality of life as roads, water, sewer and electricity.
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There are also lots of differences that influence cost of living and quality of life.
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The research team also monitored health outcomes including weight, blood pressure and quality of life.
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An "extraordinary quality of life" first requires understanding what your personal priorities are, says Robbins.
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The quality of life for millions of Chinese people has skyrocketed in just a generation.
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The only black mark was its quality of life, primarily because of its high cost.
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A 2018 study found that dating an over-spender can lower your quality of life.
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Volunteering can help some individuals, particularly older ones, have a more positive quality of life.
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"It's not just for leisure travel; it's a matter of quality of life," she says.
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You have to make adjustments for quality of life, or preferences, or just plain enjoyment.
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It does not show in the quality of life for many of the people here.
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Hardly, but another quality of life improvement to Apple's 15-year-old desktop operating system.
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I want a better quality of life, and am disgusted by some of my features.
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It plays a central role in improving quality of life on an unprecedented, global scale.
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On many quality of life indicators, like life expectancy (Figure 2), America has fallen behind.
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While it's true that one's life doesn't depend on it, what about quality of life?
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But it also offers a high quality of life for families and opportunities for entrepreneurs.
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In other words, they concluded, when we destroy nature, we undermine our quality of life.
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This week: The one country that comes close to balancing sustainability and quality of life.
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Around the world, it is a drag on economic activity and the quality of life.
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Females reported greater impairment in their quality of life, and showed more symptoms than males.
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I began to focus on comfort and quality of life rather than drastic medical interventions.
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In practical terms, heavy menstrual bleeding is a volume that affects your quality of life.
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How does your parents' phone use affect your family's relationships and overall quality of life?
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"Community cultural fit" and "community quality of life" are last on Amazon's list of preferences.
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Simply put, military families' quality of life will define who will fight our future wars.
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I'll be able to get by, find a job, and improve my quality of life.
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One of the best education systems in the nation and a great quality of life.
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"Their quality of life, I feel, is horrible during the summer and spring," she said.
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With present-day technologies, reduced carbon emissions mean the lowered quality of life for millions.
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Dental care is essential to our overall health, our quality of life, and vital nourishment.
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Cataract surgery has also been found to increase quality of life, the study authors write.
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But Dallas also shares Texas' disadvantages when it comes to quality of life and cost.
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"Finding new interventions could be extraordinarily helpful in terms of quality of life," he said.
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"We want quality of life for all Sydneysiders," a spokesman from the commission tells CNN.
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Quality of life is good — the population is healthy, and Colorado prides itself on inclusiveness.
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Inclusiveness counts in our study, where we consider it a factor in Quality of Life.
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The city does, however, rank within the top 20 for quality of life (No. 19).
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The city does, however, rank within the top 100 for quality of life (No. 96).
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People who have more sex report higher self-esteem, life satisfaction and quality of life.
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What's more, a non-fatal fall can have a tremendous impact on quality of life.
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Despite this imbalance in food production, the quality of life in Tuvalu is relatively high.
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The registry does not evaluate any specific medicine, but focuses on quality-of-life patterns.
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There's a quality-of-life aspect and a way of maximizing the probability of success.
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In particular, its analysis looks at affordability, health-related factors and overall quality of life.
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The planet is changing, and the changes threaten our children's and grandchildren's quality of life.
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Canada in the past year was voted the country with the highest quality of life.
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To pro-democracy forces, empowering individuals, improving quality of life, improving financial security, expanding opportunity.
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These are important because a prosthetic device can improve the quality of life for people.
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Shuffling working class people out of a community does not improve their quality of life.
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The quality of life prospects are bleaker than they were and people are working harder.
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AH: And the quality of life that I want to enjoy is always having tried.
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Reducing unnecessary treatments represents a large improvement in quality of life for sufferers, veteran and otherwise.
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Even marginal changes to those products can have an outsized impact on your quality of life.
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"This is not an elitist issue, this is a quality of life issue," Ocasio-Cortez said.
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As a result, improving the quality of life is seen as important for ensuring political stability.
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I never thought he would achieve that sort of quality of life, so I was overjoyed.
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Although pericarditis is usually benign, says Dr. Arain, it can really impact your quality of life.
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"Health providers should ask about menopause, quality of life, and pain routinely during visits," he added.
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The quality of life and low prices make Malaysia one of the world's best retirement havens.
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This could affect their overall quality of life, and their ability to work or be social.
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As a result, the city has fared well on quality of life measures in several studies.
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Instead, she wanted to focus on improving people's quality of life, encouraging and inspiring those patients.
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"It's going to give another person, another human being, a better quality of life," he said.
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Prior to that, the quality of life in Iraq was higher than in most Arab countries.
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Louisiana suffers persistent Quality of Life issues because of poor health and a high crime rate.
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Outside of those larger changes, Hello has also made a number of quality of life improvements.
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Owners have little financial incentive to get involved in these on-board quality-of-life problems.
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Once scientific data linked pollution to poorer quality of life, politicians acted to make citizens safer.
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It needs some patching and quality-of-life improvement before it's overall quality matches its charm.
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"This is in actual dollars spent per person, but more importantly quality of life," he adds.
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So I was very familiar with the effect that debt has on your quality of life.
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Quality of life is a big thing, and I think kratom has been great for me.
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As we've argued before, quality-of-life is precisely that greater end — it's the ultimate endpoint.
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According to La Défense's website, Paris' business hub could offer workers a better quality of life.
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Ultimately, a better world means both better quality of life and deeper connections to one another.
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Gender confirmation surgeries can improve the quality of life of transgender people, according to new research.
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This survey has questions tailored to transgender people that traditional quality of life surveys don't have.
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They will switch housing and jobs as frequently as necessary to improve their quality of life.
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A further priority is to provide services to ensure quality of life for the expanding population.
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It was, rather, aspiring to a better quality of life in the face of untrammelled development.
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Nonetheless, there are some signs that Americans' general quality of life is no longer rapidly improving.
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This is a key way we can cut down on emissions and improve quality of life.
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That includes "equal opportunity, morale, welfare, recreation, and quality of life matters," according to the DoD.
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There are not a lot of places that can claim such a great quality of life.
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"They provided the best quality of life he could've hoped for under the circumstances," he said.
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As social scientists predict, repeated exposure led to improved understanding and a better quality of life.
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Maybe such efforts lengthen life, but whether they improve quality of life is much more debatable.
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And sure enough, the state ranked 14th for health care and 15th for quality of life.
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The state with the best quality of life was North Dakota, followed by Minnesota and Wisconsin.
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Handled correctly, these loans can make a key difference in an older person's quality of life.
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Others have experienced impaired physical or neurocognitive functioning, mood disorders and a low quality of life.
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Millennials should see where they can cut back without it negatively impacting their quality of life.
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If they get their quality of life back using Suboxone or methadone, who gives a shit?
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Ultimately, the test of any investment is how much it improves the quality of life globally.
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Key factors dragging it down were perceptions about the quality of life, regular income and employment.
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"Nothing makes me more fulfilled than giving an animal a better quality of life," she shared.
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Such individuals offer useful perspectives on programs, improving quality of life and maximizing return on expenditure.
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"The point of credit is leveraging your income to improve your quality of life," Siroya says.
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"This kind of congestion undermines everyone's quality of life," the U.S. firm said in a statement.
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These lowly motorcycles had committed the ultimate sin: a quality of life crime, aka Broken Windows.
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David Ige: Hawai'i's high quality of life is due in large part to its natural beauty.
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Another financial indicator for quality of life might be how much you pay for your rent.
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In 2015, in fact, the magazine hosted its very first Quality of Life Conference—in Lisbon.
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The most effective policy for interior immigration enforcement would be one prioritizing "quality of life" enforcement.
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His vision was not just to accelerate commerce but also to improve our quality of life.
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I think that the quality of life is higher when there is a huge cultural offering.
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The two groups reached parity on the quality of life measure by the six-week mark.
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She said the neighborhood was definitely "more interested in quality of life issues" than some others.
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And, above all else, it should improve quality of life for those who need it most.
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Corporate subsidies rob states of actually developing such systems and lower the overall quality of life.
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But it ranks very low on Mercer's quality of life index, and luxury housing is limited.
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One cannot blame American retirees for wanting a better quality of life outside the United States.
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A lot of people who moved to New Zealand said their quality of life has improved.
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The GIPSA rule isn't just about restoring fairness and quality of life for America's independent farmers.
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"Reconstructive transplantation tries to improve the quality of life and not necessarily save life," Cooney says.
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Many of these diseases have no cure, so we want to improve the quality of life.
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The demographic pressure in cities is causing more traffic congestion and impacting people's quality of life.
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It improves quality of life, allowing families to spend more time together and less time commuting.
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Multidisciplinary care is often required for improving function and quality of life for chronic pain patients.
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But the world overall, there's lots of people that aren't living a high quality of life.
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This profoundly lessens their quality of life, shortens their life expectancy, and increases health care costs.
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"People are looking for quality of life and that truly sells the island," Ms. McInerney said.
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It hadn't occurred to us that we could improve our quality of life simply by moving.
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They say it will divert car traffic and hurt the quality of life in their neighborhoods.
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That could be a real public good, significantly improving quality of life for millions of people.
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Ms. Baer calls them "pedestrian safety and sanity managers" because they improve the quality of life.
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"I always thought that moving to New York meant sacrificing quality of life," Mr. Toth said.
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We can help them to be more independent which will improve their quality of life significantly.
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"But I want resources to be invested for people's quality of life and in healthy entrepreneurship."
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It still had no home button, and it didn't add any new quality of life features.
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Parents filled out standardized questionnaires about their infants' sleeping habits and their own quality of life.
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Here's a look at the 10 countries with the best quality of life for expats: 1.
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"While Mr. Ebbers is physically alive ... his quality of life is gone," Carner said in December.
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"Don't underestimate the impact that your skin can have on your quality of life," she says.
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The state outperforms Illinois on several measures of quality of life, including crime and air quality.
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Yet the quality of life eventually improved for most people, often in small but myriad ways.
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By that point, effective treatment choices are minimal, and quality of life has begun to decline.
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"The goals are simple ... Improve safety, security and quality of life for all Americans," she said.
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Crowded highways mean more pollution, less time with our families and a lower quality of life.
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Yet, the Trump Administration continually claims that 'socialism' worsens the quality of life in Nordic countries.
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Cities have long been magnets for people seeking economic opportunities and a better quality of life.
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But it will be jobs and it will be an improvement in the quality of life.
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Though programs like these improve patients' health and quality of life, they don't necessarily save money.
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The goal should be reducing congestion and carbon emissions while increasing competitiveness and quality of life.
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Many of those recent graduates stay in Pittsburgh for the quality of life they can afford.
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Texas (Highest Rank - #1 in Workforce and Infrastructure; Lowest Rank - #37 in Quality of Life) 5.
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The North Star State finishes No. 503 for Education and No. 3 for Quality of Life.
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"This is not an elitist issue, this is a quality of life issue," the Congresswoman said.
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They also noted that the programs increased chances for human contact and improved quality of life.
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Taiwanese citizens enjoy a quality of life and individual freedoms equivalent to any in the West.
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But local investment unleashes larger creative dynamics that improve the quality of life for the community.
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Instead, the study is trying to say that climate change will impact your quality of life.
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So what I'm trying to do is get back some quality of life that I enjoy.
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"There is a need to provide a higher quality of life for your children," Bohlsen says.
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But what tourist destinations lack in funding they sometimes make up for in quality of life.
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Bold, creative approaches must be adopted to renew our infrastructure and preserve our quality of life.
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But your career-starting location depends on other things as well, including the quality of life.
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And as the new study shows, it may also fail to predict better quality of life.
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Xie hopes that in the future, researchers will standardize the way they measure quality of life.
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Health insurance is not just a quality of life issue, it is a major financial concern.
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"Physical activity is almost magical in its ability to improve quality of life," Dr. Freedhoff said.
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There were also no differences in the health-related quality of life measures for the patients.
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In fact, paying more allows me to increase my quality of life in a big way.
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This will inevitably affect the quality of life of most people living in the United States.
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Through the efforts of Dr. Justin Baker, director of the Quality of Life and Palliative Care Division at St. Jude, a host of specialists explored how best to improve the quality of life for patients and their families from the time of diagnosis and throughout treatment.
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Texas is also grappling with serious Quality of Life issues, dropping to 37th place in the category.
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And though its economy has slowed in recent years, its people enjoy an enviable quality of life.
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Nintendo will sleep on its so-called "quality of life" health tracking device, it said this week.
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Nevertheless, social scientists are demonstrating how money only improves the quality of life up to a point.
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Time to keep up "I think Spencer's quality of life is going to improve substantially," Eghtesady said.
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And the American Food and Drug Administration don't like quality-of-life assessments; they like hard numbers.
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There's nothing that changes quality of life when you travel as much as I do, as that.
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That comes with consequences such as a shorter life expectancy and an overall decreased quality of life.
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I'm stressed I won't be able to save as much and enjoy the same quality of life.
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Despite its high quality of life, Switzerland lags other developed economies in female pay and workplace equality.
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Nashville has become a recent hub for tech-sector expansion, with a high quality-of-life ranking.
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It's also another quality-of-life improvement that Pinterest seems to have needed for quite some time.
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But for some people, that support can play a more significant role in their quality of life.
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Reasons include a good quality of life, a favorable tax regime and Amsterdam's large English-speaking population.
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Yes, it's that he's exceeded the wildest expectations about his motor neuron disease and quality of life.
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In the grand scheme of wages and quality of life, glasses and productivity are a low priority.
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"I have the torch, but don't have education, health, security, quality of life..." he said on Monday.
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"Shingles is a preventable disease that can have adverse effects on your quality of life," Yawn said.
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For now, the care staff is doing everything possible to give Mayflower the best quality of life.
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The biggest draw for him to leave Corporate America was quality of life and he's achieved it.
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The state ranked No.48 due also to persistent quality-of-life issues, most notably poor health.
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Quality of life is marred by the second highest violent crime rate in the nation (after Alaska).
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This enhanced monitoring guides personalized treatment, leading to improved patient quality of life and increased survival rates.
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Quality of life is poor for many urban Filipinos, who spend a chunk of their day commuting.
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"But we bought this home for quality of life reasons, not to make a profit," he said.
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No matter education, income, environment, quality of life, class, the work that you do, it is everywhere.
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The group said it supports "the liberation" and "the quality of life of disenfranchised" people of color.
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Elsewhere, low pollution and crime levels caused the city to score equally well for quality of life.
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I can say that my quality of life improved when he was no longer part of it.
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They and their families have sacrificed health, quality of life, and often their dreams for the future.
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And most importantly, it fixed the biggest quality-of-life issues players had with the base game.
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But you have a right to your quality of life as a resident of New York City.
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"It's what you do before the earthquake that will determine your quality of life afterwards," says Benthien.
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Affordable, reliable, and abundant energy is directly responsible for the quality of life that Americans enjoy today.
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But you might want to lock in that Netflix subscription: Wyoming ranked 24 for quality of life.
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Officers make a five-year commitment to stay there to make a difference in quality of life.
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And if that gets you down, move to Wellington, New Zealand, for the best quality of life.
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Loai Bafaqeeh, chief executive of the Quality of Life program, refused to comment on the apparent discrepancy.
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"He's really trying to get things done to improve the quality of life in Ohio," Hobson said.
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Massachusetts also scored second in the quality of life dimension and third in the economic health ranking.
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Doctors need to consider how the medication overall is impacting a patient's quality of life, he said.
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Glybera helps treat these symptoms and is critical to the quality of life of those with FLLD.
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"We won't have to travel so much and will have a better quality of life," she said.
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The quality of life and relatively sustainable cost of living may prompt some to stay, as well.
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There was no difference in the quality of life between the two groups, as measured by questionnaires.
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Instead, they're more concerned with whether or not the drug can improve a person's quality of life.
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Both Democrats and Republicans know that water is vital to America's economy and our quality of life.
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The cost of this neglect is slow economic growth, weakened global competitiveness, and diminished quality of life.
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Overall, I feel a lot of my home would be for quality of life and nothing else.
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The foundation is a national nonprofit dedicated to improving quality of life for individuals living with paralysis.
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And if quality of life is what you truly care about, these 10 cities are ranked highly.
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We are a trading country, but it's not always that trade should prevail against quality of life.
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A reasonable quality of life in the US — and we're talking very reasonable — is $40,000 a year.
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It serves as a backbone of economic growth and preserves our safety, quality of life and prosperity.
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Support the notion that there are useful strategies for maximizing quality of life while living with dementia.
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WalletHub recently ranked the best cities for retirement, considering quality of life as one of the factors.
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Owning a second home can pay substantial dividends in the form of an increased quality of life.
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"For many women, feeling free from worrying about their menses increases their quality of life," she adds.
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As one of the metrics in our Quality of Life category, we consider each state's antidiscrimination protections.
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We can take our money from Social Security and our quality of life is pretty darn good.
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They are things that are going to affect the quality of life in this country for everybody.
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Person- and family-centered dementia care can improve quality of life and reduce costs for those affected.
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And they one way or another raise the quality of life of the residents of the city.
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Finances in retirement index: 79%Quality of life index: 89%If nothing else, New Zealand is consistent.
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Not to mention, being near public lands increases property values and quality of life for local residents.
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And Starsky's tech doesn't want to replace human divers – it wants to increase their quality of life.
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Modern embellishments and quality of life improvements make for games which succeed by playing on our memories.
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Still, he finds it nearly impossible to achieve the quality of life his family had in Chicago.
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"My quality of life is infinitely better than it was last year at this point," he said.
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"When we think about robotics, we think about aging in place, and quality of life," he explained.
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I do believe the tide of history is toward more liberalism and the quality of life improving.
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There's a ton of little quality of life type improvements on the mobile version I love too.
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It impairs quality of life and exacerbates health risks involving many medical conditions in children and adults.
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Most of the new features in watchOS 4 are small quality-of-life improvements and interface tweaks.
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That important quality of life is slowly disappearing as generations pass, but we can't let that happen.
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The value of wealth is accurately measured only in how much it improves our quality of life.
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Acne severity mattered, as well; those with worse cases reported greater quality of life and psychological distress.
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You insult the people by talking about their quality of life when you keep them locked up.
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Utilitarianism confronts the notorious difficulty of ranking quality of life and ignores the moral imperative of urgency.
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"This plan is about protecting the quality of life of Australians right across our country," he said.
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" She continued: "It really affects the quality of life not to have heat: It's hard to clean.
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Another feature that is a nice quality-of-life improvement is Google Hangouts Meet and Zoom support.
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Top reasons for moving there including quality of life, climate and retirement, according to the firm's research.
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For many, public transit is the key to earning a living or a high quality of life.
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They can take even better care of their animal to increase its longevity and quality of life.
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The quality of life and health of citizens is our concern and life in tents is temporary.
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The city also offers a good quality of life, making it easier to attract and keep workers.
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So we looked for easy ways to shut out the noise and improve our quality of life.
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Respecting all languages and identities can only lead to better laws and a higher quality of life.
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He recounted many cases where patients no longer requested the medications once their quality of life improved.
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Minnesota is the best for quality of life and health care but has low affordability for retirees.
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These conditions affect children's overall function, he said, and addressing them can really improve quality of life.
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"The quality of life here is very high compared to other countries in South America," he said.
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While New York may offer the best quality of life for retirees, it's too pricey for many.
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"Rather, care is focused on treatments that maximize comfort and quality of life," Mitchell added by email.
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After all, it's your everyday actions that ultimately determine your quality of life and long-term progress.
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But even in relatively affordable, spread-out cities, time spent commuting in traffic decreases quality of life.
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But while life expectancy is a good indicator of health, quality of life is perhaps more significant.
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"Water was the area where we really felt we had a quality-of-life issue," he said.
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Texas does have some quality-of-life issues when it comes to crime, health insurance and inclusiveness.
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But Ohio struggles a bit when it comes to the quality of life that tech talent craves.
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If we're trying to measure our success, it should be in trying to increase quality of life.
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Without substantial attention and funding, Metro service will continue to decline, hampering our region's quality of life.
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Kidney disease and failure are burdens that are robbing Americans of their lives – and quality of life.
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By comparison, 76 percent of Democrats are satisfied with their quality of life, a 9-point drop.
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Additionally, the park has also spurred significant local investment, increased tourism and improved Seattle's quality of life.
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The state also finishes No. 5 for Quality of Life and No. 8 for Access to Capital.
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The ranking accounted for the affordability, quality of life, activities, and available health care of each city.
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This lens switcher offers few quality-of-life tweaks that put it ahead of Apple's native solution.
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Vienna regularly tops a larger ranking of cities by quality of life compiled by consulting firm Mercer.
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While affected communities will see a decrease in their quality of life, multinational corporations are seeing profits.
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We think of the work we're doing as an opportunity to improve a patient's quality of life.
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Ask yourself: Who and what adds to your energy and quality of life, both personally and professionally?
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That is why we include Quality of Life in our annual America's Top States for Business study.
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They also administered a series of questions to gauge stress levels, quality of life and mental state.
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Medicare, Medicaid, Head Start, and food stamps have improved the quality of life of the black poor.
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Right now, our work, play, and general quality of life is dictated through the terms of consumption.
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"This is not an elitist issue, this is a quality-of-life issue," said Ocasio-Cortez, 29.
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The researchers also found that these housing policies disproportionately improved the quality of life for black children.
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We believe there is a confluence of factors — increasing attention to quality-of-life, the demand for personalized therapies, the growing need for lean clinical trials — that the group or company that becomes facile at measuring, interpreting and ultimately creating quality-of-life metrics will reap enormous financial benefits.
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Unemployment, the lack of opportunities, especially for the youth, and quality of life are major factors, he said.
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"We have a higher quality of life living in Laramie and more time for our art," says Vetter.
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The study wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove whether or how menopause symptoms impact quality of life.
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He will fight for the dignity and better quality of life for all Democrats and for all Americans.
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Britain notched up marked inequalities in quality of life, with disabled Britons especially at risk of rights violations.
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Which, from a personal quality of life standpoint, might not have been such a bad thing for Wayne.
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The AAP vets operated on her tibia and, as a result, have massively improved her quality of life.
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Vaccinations protect your pet from highly contagious and deadly diseases and improve your pet's overall quality of life.
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Despite its high quality of life, Switzerland lags other developed economies in female pay and workplace gender equality.
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The Statons realized they'd have to think outside the box if they wanted a decent quality of life.
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Minnesota's best categories are Quality of Life and Education; it came in as second best in the nation.
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However, North Carolina was hit hardest in the Quality of Life category, where it landed in 30th place.
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But high crime and a lack of inclusiveness hurt the state's quality of life, and costs are high.
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It's a nice quality of life improvement that might make users a little more interested in using CarPlay.
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Le also cites quality of life and cost of living for her start-up as reasons to stay.
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They worry about water quality and air quality and what quality of life they could possibly have now.
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But if I go and return, I may live a poorer quality of life than I've lived before.
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In other quality of life improvements, Apple has a few updates to password management on iOS 12, too.
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Why it matters: Traffic takes a toll on both economic output and quality of life in Africa's megacities.
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And it needs to temper the technocratic approach to politics with more concern for the quality of life.
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Roem said Republicans are resorting to bullying after years of failing to address voters' quality-of-life concerns.
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This kind of disparity can influence their health and quality of life for the rest of their lives.
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Rob is insisting he's clean and actually has improved his quality of life by living with Blac Chyna.
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Researchers also reported a significant delay in time to meaningful deterioration of quality of life among talazoparib patients.
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Nearly seven years in, my quality of life has improved tremendously in ways I never would have imagined.
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Almost two thirds of "expats" told HSBC that their overall quality of life improved after moving to Singapore.
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"We found that yoga probably improves quality of life and asthma symptoms to some extent," the researchers conclude.
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I'm a quality-of-life person, and I'm drawn to low-key creatives — that's just who I am.
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The CNBC study measures inclusiveness based on antidiscrimination laws as part of a state's Quality of Life score.
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But the presence of noise—one of the most important quality-of-life factors—remained elusive, and invisible.
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"It's this great story of the link between power and economic empowerment and quality of life," Pielli said.
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Measures of quality of life in the Novartis study included questions about patients' ability to perform daily activities.
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But medication wouldn't help the fluid buildup, and wouldn't actually do much to improve her quality of life.
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Optimism -- having favorable expectations about the future -- may be good for your heart and overall quality of life.
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It's not a lifesaver, admittedly, but its users would argue that it's certainly a quality-of-life saver.
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Multiple studies have shown that exposure to pollution in China is affecting public health and quality of life.
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"They sat me down and said I need to look at quality of life versus quantity," she said.
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The developers at Microsoft Studios have overhauled the graphics, added quality of life improvements, and remastered the soundtrack.
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We are eroding the very foundations of our economies, livelihoods, food security, health and quality of life worldwide.
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Forget perfect political prose, they needed a businessman to back manufacturing jobs or improve their quality of life.
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Homeownership today is associated with a higher quality of life and offers a space to start a family.
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Voting can lead to more disability-friendly policies and meaningful systemic changes, which could improve quality of life.
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Internet access doesn't always translate to better quality of life, but it can sometimes bridge gaps in information.
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Basically, if you no longer have to work to live, your quality of life gets a lot better.
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She's fearless, unlike almost all the elected politicians who are supposedly protecting our liberties and quality of life.
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David H. Petraeus, had them reopened as part of an effort to improve the troops' quality of life.
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It's been shown to improve quality of life, reduce depression, and has been linked to greater survival time.
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Our eyes are focussed on elections,but this quiet decision can change the quality of life in India.
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Just as the president's life is valuable, the quality of life and pay for these agents is important.
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Regular outpatient care can help improve patients' quality of life and minimize their risk of hospitalization or death.
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After all, Mississippi's citizens should have the right to enjoy the same quality of life found in Connecticut.
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When I administer a targeted treatment, these patients often return to a normal quality of life and work.
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Difference is prized, but only up to a point, and the social order determines your quality of life.
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He was simply hoping to give his daughter an improved quality of life to help manage her diabetes.
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Doing so will not only protect against Alzheimer's, but vastly improve quality of life for people in general.
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"Another important point that is less stressed by these authors: quality of life," Bergamin said in an email.
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For people living with asthma and allergies, properly managing these conditions can drastically improve their quality of life.
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Atlanta stumbles a bit on quality of life, and Georgia can be stingy when it comes to incentives.
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Equally worrying was that people's quality of life didn't improve at all when compared to the control group.
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And it benefits neighborhood stability, quality of life, and contributes to the best use of scarce public dollars.
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I think Skylines at its best is a game about quality of life, whatever that means to you.
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However, expats do not have a great quality of life, with leisure options and health being major concerns.
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It also has a relatively low cost of living and offers a high quality of life, Brock says.
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At the least, if they have microcephaly, we expect them to have a very poor quality of life.
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" The premise was simple: Improve the quality of life of elderly people with dementia by staging "photo interventions.
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This is a subtle but important distinction, and arguably, it's a more important measure of quality of life.
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"The school district and the town and the quality of life will probably rule the day," he said.
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As they accepted this new reality, different worries emerged — about their quality of life and fear of isolation.
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These recreation assets serve as economic drivers by bringing high quality of life to communities around the country.
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Henrik has decided that his quality of life is more important than taking the risk of back surgery.
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Construction, scaffolding and bikers who ignore safety rules have also soared — all further diminishing the quality of life.
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We urge them not to arrest for low-level offenses, and never arrest for quality-of-life offenses.
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She also knew bringing her successful system to schools could impact the quality of life among Black people.
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The US also came in at number 15 in citizenship, quality of life and best place to visit.
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Residents and visitors alike enjoy Joshua Tree National Park for what it adds to our quality of life.
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Early diagnosis and intervention could improve quality of life and potentially slow the course of disease, he said.
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These conditions cut down on years and quality of life, drive health care costs, and hurt the economy.
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It's not good enough to just take care of the cancer but the quality of life is terrible.
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We may know the risks, but choose to take them in order to maintain our quality of life.
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Thirty-one percent were more likely to report better quality of life and physical functions, the study said.
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But more importantly, infrastructure is fundamental to the United States' economic prosperity and every American's quality of life.
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If left untreated, it can interfere with daily activities and lead to decreased quality of life, researchers note.
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The terms "smart cities" relates to the use of ICT to improve quality of life and city services.
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Strictly enforcing misdemeanor crime laws or restricting quality of life offenses isn't really about reducing more serious crimes.
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A small quantity of life may be gained at the expense of a sometimes degraded quality of life.
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In doing so, it hoped to support efforts to reduce blight, create jobs and improve quality of life.
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"Thousands of patients and their family members will have hope and a better quality of life," said Belaunde.
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They have become an integral support system for this community and their quality of life has significantly improved.
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The funds in these accounts can be used for education, transportation, legal fees and quality-of-life purchases.
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Gates' decision to cooperate also had major benefits for his quality of life as the Mueller investigation unfolded.
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Even when faced with an incurable illness, positive feelings and thoughts can greatly improve one's quality of life.
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The societal, economic and environmental costs would be detrimental to the overall quality of life for our residents.
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Many of them would gladly return to Puerto Rico as the quality of life in the island improves.
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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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And the costs of male disorders to quality of life, and the economic burden to society, are inestimable.
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The department needs to refocus itself on the long term quality of life of the families who serve.
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They were fantastic quality-of-life improvements that I am stunned haven't been rolled out in more versions.
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M.S. is considered a quality-of-life disease — it has no cure but people rarely die from it.
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We have the workforce, infrastructure and quality of life that all major corporations look for in a location.
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They improve quality of life in our communities and many Americans depend on them to support family life.
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Today's investment choices will have decade-long impacts on urban infrastructure and the quality of life of urbanites.
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Being inclusive of everyone and how they identify can improve mental health outcomes and improve quality of life.
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Conversely, using the Pokémon Go Plus as a signal for nearby PokéStops is a significant quality of life improvement.
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Authoritarians require enemies to blame for their inadequacies, and to distract their base from their diminishing quality of life.
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A Colorado mail carrier recently delivered something super special to a struggling dog on his route: quality of life.
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For instance, the U.K. offers talent-creating universities, stable and pro-business regulations, and a decent quality of life.
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"There was an extremely strong relationship between mother's quality of life and infant sleep, which you anticipate," he added.
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Vaccinations can protect your pet from highly contagious and deadly diseases and improve your pet's overall quality of life.
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The further from the turbines they lived, the higher their scores on the environmental health quality of life scale.
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People with a history of SIB are more likely to report interpersonal problems, loneliness, and low quality of life.
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Because, you see, Emersyn has not only added to our quality of life, she's touched the hearts of thousands.
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Denying mandatory coverage of birth control is denying women the quality of life equivalent to that of a man.
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Instead they are techniques which seem to offer long term damage to quality of life without much immediate benefit.
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That's when the NYPD aggressively pursued "quality-of-life" offenses like turnstile jumping and graffiti, and violent crime plummeted.
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So if it ain't broke, don't fix it, but working with the elderly, it's about improving quality of life.
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If his quality of life decreases significantly then we will make the hard choice and put him to sleep.
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On July 17, 2014, police entered the area around Tompkinsville Park to crack down on "quality of life" crimes.
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But he adds that he does not believe that caring about climate change means a worse quality of life.
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The jail has enacted a variety of programs to improve quality of life, treat mental illness, and reduce recidivism.
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Lured by better weather, lower taxes or an improved quality of life, some seniors would still prefer to relocate.
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Therefore, we have an outsized obligation to help less industrialized nations meet their targets while improving quality of life.
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Paranoia about foreign invaders is the principle that justifies the quality of life in the so-called Hermit Kingdom.
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The festivities are part of a government move to boost national pride and improve quality of life for Saudis.
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Novartis (NVS) said a new study shows its chronic heart failure treatment contributes to a higher quality of life.
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A healthy lifestyle reduces risk of heart disease, is associated with living longer and a better quality of life.
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The researchers also used a questionnaire specifically designed for transgender people, called the Essen Transgender Quality of Life Inventory.
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She says she wanted to dump Bongartz, but that she feared living without his money or quality of life.
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If the animals at a given facility do not appear to have a good quality of life, that's concerning.
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Entrepreneurial mothers and fathers have been able to enjoy a relatively high quality of life while building their companies.
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Still, there were clear wins: CPAP significantly reduced snoring and daytime sleepiness and improved quality of life and mood.
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Sadly, an inoperable tumor affected his quality of life so we made the decision to euthanize him last Monday.
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The publication ranked the country's 100 most populated metro areas based on affordability, job prospects, and quality of life.
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Harness the power of science and make a few simple lifestyle changes that will improve your quality of life.
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Sexual trauma is also linked to medical illnesses, increased use of health care services and poor quality of life.
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Clean energy is part of the advanced economy that voters want to contribute to a better quality of life.
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Women who received acupuncture also experienced a better quality of life than those in the enhanced self-care group.
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Last week, a VA-funded study found that tapering down painkillers improves quality of life for chronic pain patients.
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It is supposed to be a community affair where old and young can enjoy a better quality of life.
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Doing so would substantially reduce our nation's healthcare costs — and improve the quality of life for millions of people.
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Under Giuliani's "Quality of Life" campaign, the New York Police Department began a crackdown on people committing minor offenses.
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The impact of that culture and diversity go beyond just quality of life — cue Google Glass versus Snap Spectacles.
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"The quality of investment today equals the quality of energy tomorrow - equals the quality of life forever," Figueres said.
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Koscheski said the military has increasingly offered retention initiatives that focus on work-life balance and quality of life.
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Even so, addressing the decaying quality of life is the obvious next step when the demonstrators eventually go home.
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It wasn't easy, but I've learned to adapt and make my quality of life the best it can be.
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Our quality of life and economic stability are at the whims of a paralyzed and foreign-influenced central government.
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Civil wars, terrorist attacks and a financial meltdown have put pressure on the quality of life around the world.
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Of the remaining 13 drugs, the researchers found evidence that one improved quality of life, compared to other treatments.
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And most complaints the police get are not about armed robbery; they're about lower-level, quality-of-life things.
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You can take someone who is deathly ill and return him or her to a normal quality of life.
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"I put it where drinking used to go, and the quality of life has gone up considerably," he said.
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Those restrictions were adopted in connection with Mayor Rudolph Giuliani's push to address quality-of-life issues, including crime.
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Mr. Klein and the others laughed eagerly, though at points he spoke soberly about his diminishing quality of life.
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The city has also been ranked as one of the best US cities for affordability and quality of life.
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Physical roads, bridges, schools, clinics, everything to try to provide a better quality of life for the Iraqi people.
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If successful, they will result in explosive economic growth, more jobs, higher wages, and a better quality of life.
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Thanks to broad improvements in quality of life, today's children are likelier to be happier than their grandparents were.
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But the third reason that we've invested in tech is really about quality of life for folks that are.
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The real answer has to involve ensuring that a large majority of Americans enjoy a rising quality of life.
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"That's a much more powerful intervention to improve quality of life than a contralateral prophylactic mastectomy," Dr. Hwang said.
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Energy efficiency is about making or consuming more goods and services with less energy, not sacrificing quality of life.
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Commercial air service is important to the economic growth and quality of life in rural or low-population towns.
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It's been massively life-changing and has given me the best quality of life for day-to-day reasons.
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I also need to take care of myself to have some kind of quality of life on the outside.
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A single mentor is often the catalyst for a disadvantaged kid to achieve a vastly improved quality of life.
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As with any medication, only pursue it if you honestly believe that HRT can improve your quality of life.
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But the anger is real and palpable, and about a crashing currency causing the quality of life to deteriorate.
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We are supportive of the Iranian people achieving their aspirations for a better quality of life, for greater freedom.
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Or does it want to prioritize prevention, safety and perhaps the calmer quality of life found in smaller cities?
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It focuses on symptom control and quality of life, is cost-efficient and, at times, may even extend life.
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Keeping people alive, but we also have real concerns about quality-of-life and crime issues around that site.
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The threats are growing as more people move West seeking a high quality of life and, ironically, open space.
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OCSI already compiles the index of multiple deprivation, an official ranking that combines different measures of quality of life.
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"One day it hit me, this is a crazy quality of life for me and my husband," she said.
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Those problems have eased in recent years, Ms. Simpson said, and community programs have improved the quality of life.
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It outranks the United States, usually by a significant margin, in most economic indices related to quality of life.
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We see it as an affront to the medical advances that aim to center longevity over quality of life.
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"She was looking for a better quality of life, a better future," Mr. Varela told The Times on Friday.
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Woods submitted to spinal-fusion surgery in April 2017, as a last resort to improve his quality of life.
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Since they were installed, "the quality of life here has improved so dramatically that it's unbelievable," he told me.
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Serbinski will continue to work at Techstars, this time running an accelerator program focused on "quality of life" startups.
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We organized these solutions around five key indicators: connectivity, quality of life, rural workforce, technological innovation, and economic development.
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The North Star State's best categories are Education and Quality of Life, grabbing the No. 29 spot for both.
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" When his friend looks mildly shocked, he explains further: "I want to go out with a quality of life.
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It's also on the standard Backpack V213, and it's an awesome and easy-to-use quality of life improvement.
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The list is a reminder of how the decision about what to study can affect your quality of life.
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He said it is not a matter of isolationism but of regaining control of the nation's quality of life.
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When deciding the best place to retire, it&aposs important to consider affordability, quality of life, and health care.
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Urban parks aren't extra amenities for cities—they provide fundamental roles that improve quality of life and save money.
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People were also asked to rank countries overall, with measures including culture and heritage, quality of life and entrepreneurialism.
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Such groups, he reported, formed a hive of ideas that generated unorthodox strategies to enhance local quality of life.
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By keeping it small I also keep my quality of life, which I think is expressed in my work.
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For millennials coming from large, expensive cities, Boise offers a better quality of life and dramatically lower living costs.
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Palliative care is a branch of medicine that treats patients' pain and strives to improve their quality of life.
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They noted that the benefits of screening would include earlier diagnosis, leading to better sleep and quality of life.
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Among Republicans, 90 percent are happy with their quality of life, an increase of 16 points from last year.
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In promoting the surgery, doctors cite studies that suggest breast reconstruction improves a woman's quality of life after cancer.
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It's a modifiable response to community needs that exemplifies a collaborative and creative spirit that improves quality of life.
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Treatments continue to improve, as does the recognition of the critical importance of quality of life for cancer survivors.
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This update brings many much needed quality-of-life improvements — and there are also a bunch of new features.
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However, long-term health of quality of life outweigh the spark and passion to play that I once had.
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Going there was like walking into an American's fantasy of Scandinavia — a superlative quality-of-life index made real.
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If the OTC law helps more people hear and improves their quality of life, I am all for it.
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Sweden drops two spots this year as its scores for health, finances and quality of life came in lower.
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The study found that a worksite vegan nutrition program can improve health-related quality of life and work productivity.
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Article of the Day Before reading the article: What is the quality of life for teachers in your school?
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"The quality-of-life declines and warning signs are all there for it to happen once again," he said.
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And I don't have the exact numbers, but it was enough that it seriously affected her quality of life.
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Kidney transplants can improve life expectancy and quality of life, but many people who get one eventually need another.
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There's an opportunity for a massive increase in quality of life with the sensor platforms people are going to have.
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Of course, for many people who live in urban areas, the quality of life outweighs having a small living space.
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Additionally, legal titles can pave the way for access to services such as electricity and water, improving quality of life.
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"Their quality of life is improved by having a job, which helps with their life in the community," he said.
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"Much-loved green spaces boost our environment and enhance our quality of life," Khan said in a statement on Thursday.
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However, most boomers did not sacrifice much or take action to improve the quality of life for their fellow Americans.
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Nashville's attractions include high quality of life ratings, a growing population and economy, mild climate and lots of live music.
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Gordon, who wasn't involved with this study, has reported on financial burden and quality of life in colorectal cancer patients.
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I'm sad you were so very wrong to say a baby with Down syndrome would decrease our quality of life.
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Spending 50 cents less per roll of toilet paper is not something that will impact most Costcans' quality of life.
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Additionally, it features a few quality-of-life improvements that make it an easy choice over its the previous speaker.
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Singapore's Smart Nation initiative, introduced in November 2014, aims to use technology to improve quality of life for its residents.
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But Republicans remain committed to rewarding the wealthy rather than working to improve the quality of life for hardworking families.
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"Maybe there is a drug beyond the opioids that can influence, a little bit, their quality of life," she said.
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Cities in Europe and Australasia offer the highest quality of life in the world, new research from Deutsche Bank showed.
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I can also say that under the rule of Prime Minister Donald Tusk, my quality of life was significantly lowered.
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The quality of life for 15 million Russians will worsen as Telegram without VPN could be inaccessible at times.2.
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"Cancer survivors tell us that their fertility status has a really important impact on their quality of life," he says.
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Instead, it was a series of smaller quality-of-life tweaks that all added up to a more streamlined experience.
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We should all communicate and work together so we all have the same access to a better quality of life.
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Besides, those costs buy the nation's best Quality of Life — a category Hawaii runs away with yet again this year.
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Beyond that, they all have the power to genuinely upgrade your health, bank account, home, and overall quality of life.
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Considerations under the "quality of life" include driver-friendliness, the availability of recreational activities and the quality of public schools.
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But for now, Putin said Russia was well able to afford to spend heavily on lifting people's quality of life.
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Respiratory therapists can provide high quality, compassionate, and outcome-driven care, all while reducing costs and improving quality of life.
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So today, we're announcing a new campaign entirely focused on addressing bugs, quality-of-life improvements, and fundamental performance improvements.
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The experience league table was based on quality of life questions, as well as ease of settling in and integrating.
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It's free because it actually reduces costs and improves quality of life not only for the individual, but the family.
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I have a 5 seater car (2016 Toyota Camry) but will only taking 3 passengers for quality of life reasons.
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When these basic needs aren't met — and for too many Americans, they aren't — our quality of life is legitimately endangered.
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Sanders' dommes believe that his views on income inequality could improve the quality of life for many low-income women.
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The type of surgery also didn't appear to influence quality of life, researchers report in the British Journal of Cancer.
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"That's a major quality of life change that's going to be associated with depression, anxiety, irritability, strained relationships," Heinz says.
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These changing priorities were key predictors of sexual quality of life for older adults, and appeared to buffer its decline.
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"We moved here 19 years ago for more space, a perceived quality of life," said John Allegro, a Monroe resident.
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They know it would have a massive impact on the quality of life of people with Parkinson's and their caregivers.
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As part of calculating quality of life, U.S. News considers the average commute times in the cities on the ranking.
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" Mckesson then asked de Blasio what he felt the difference was between broken windows policing and "quality of life policing.
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Delaying treatment can force patients to live with fatigue, nausea, and pain every day, greatly diminishing their quality of life.
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But while the transition may be a welcome change to quality of life, Japan's economic strength might be another story.
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"Everything is bigger in Texas, and that includes our economy, our skilled workforce, and our quality of life," wrote Sens.
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Can you imagine if we design a building which makes visitors and users happy, and enhances their quality of life?
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"Narcolepsy has as much impact on people's lives and on their quality of life as diseases like epilepsy," Scammell said.
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What's more, the traditional tech hubs occupied the bottom of the rankings because of eroding affordability and quality of life.
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But, depending on where they choose to live, millennials can still maximize both their salaries and their quality of life.
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Whether DOL or a revamped immigration enforcement be the lead on "quality of life" measures remains a key management question.
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This presents a barrier to how effectively women can plan pregnancies, which has a direct bearing on quality of life.
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" Commissioner Miller said the crackdown was meant to "eliminate what was becoming a growing quality-of-life problem down there.
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To preserve quality of life in the capital, the Moscow's government sends streams of municipal waste into the surrounding regions.
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The quality of life in Australia is also boosted by programs that directly benefit average families, such as paid leave.
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If that business closes, it can have a dramatic negative impact on the local economy and residents' quality of life.
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Gallup polling in 6900 showed that veterans reported lower quality of life than did active duty service members or civilians.
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To the Times Square Alliance, the business association that helped write the bill, it is a quality of life issue.
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Many expats say the quality of life and political stability in Germany are better than the rest of the world.
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"Survivors with chronic conditions report lower health-related quality of life than individuals without a history of cancer," said Yeh.
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This is our career, our quality of life, our spirit, our family, our friends, our marriage, our safety at stake.
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Another roadblock is that sexual arousal and pleasure are not life-or-death issues, but rather quality of life ones.
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It affects the quality of life for everyday New Yorkers, and it's also affecting, obviously, the vitality of the city.
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They also completed questionnaires about the impact of oral health on their sports performance and on their quality of life.
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" Hoping to improve her quality of life, she embarked upon what she calls her "own self-directed, healthy-living journey.
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A second tier (Tier 2) will cover conditions that affect quality of life, and Tier 3 would cover "luxury" services.
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The VRE needs reform since it is critical for helping many veterans return to work and ensure quality of life.
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I hope that such families can focus on quality of life in the time that they have with their child.
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These goals seek to improve the quality of life for all people, lifting up everyone and leaving no one behind.
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There is much to be positive about, as the chemical industry has made tremendous additions to the quality of life.
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I tend to look at robotics as affecting quality of life and the quality of what we're doing, not jobs.
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"We haven't noticed a huge difference in our quality of life, and we have a decent-sized investment," she said.
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It seems the later inhabitants had graduated from mole-rats—no doubt a significant improvement in their quality of life.
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Second are the Diplomats, who, once they understand their situation, make careful trade-offs between time and quality of life.
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That's not at the place I want to see — because it affects the quality of life, let alone your life.
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The rodents are not only a nuisance and a blight on the quality of life, but also a health risk.
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Attempts to rank quality of life are controversial, particularly in cases of disability, but they are also already widely used.
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Ask Real Estate Scaffolding is considered a public safety measure, so courts are largely unsympathetic to quality-of-life complaints.
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That is a high cost for a treatment that, for some, may not maintain or improve their quality of life.
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We remain committed to providing patients with evidence-based, safe, effective clinical options that will improve their quality of life.
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State and local officials also sought to improve the quality of life, which they see as key to attracting employers.
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In a paper published in 1996, he showed that traditional measurements of growth understated improvements in the quality of life.
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Economics aside, why can we not recognize that a greater diversity of flora and fauna enhances our quality of life?
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She had been struggling with her weight ever since, and it had begun to interfere with her quality of life.
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"We think that cleanliness is very important for quality of life and economic growth across the city," said Ms. Garcia.
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Although there is no cure, the early recognition and treatment of COPD can lead to an improved quality of life.
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Meet five people using medical and scientific breakthroughs to improve the quality of life, from cancer to the white rhino.
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The trust's aim is "to improve the living conditions and quality of life of members of the Mapela Traditional Community".
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" The mayor of Athens, Giorgos Kaminis, condemned the squats, saying they have compromised "the quality of life of the refugees.
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Davis, who retired during the 2002 preseason, said adopting a policy similar to MLB's would improve players' quality of life.
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Sexual trauma is also linked to increases in medical health problems and health care utilization and poor quality of life.
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It's a warning about income inequality and suburban sprawl, and how those intersect with quality of life and climate change.
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When families understand this, they increasingly opt instead for palliative care with an emphasis on comfort and quality of life.
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In fact it's the opposite: we're seeing a significant drop in arrests for minor offenses, or "quality of life" crimes.
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Personal finance website WalletHub recently ranked 182 U.S. cities based on their affordability, activities, quality of life and health care.
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Quality of life can leave something to be desired, and the workforce ranks in the bottom 10 for educational attainment.
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"Frankly, it affects our quality of life and economic prosperity," said American Society of Civil Engineers past president, Greg DiLoreto.
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Journey with us now through this year's Top States hall of shame — the 10 bottom states for quality of life.
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They base investment and expansion decisions on many factors including housing costs, education resources and a state's quality of life.
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But Texas gets low marks when it comes to Quality of Life, where it repeats at No. 37 this year.
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It should bring some quality of life improvements for users who find themselves using their tablet as a primary device.
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Wichita has a 40.53 score out of 100, ranking poorly across all areas but particularly quality of life (No. 171).
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Besides the economic costs and negative effects on quality of life, the pollution puts extra pressure on public health services.
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In terms of sheer volume and added quality-of-life value, it blows every streaming service out of the water.
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This shows potential for more diverse and creative approaches, such as recreation- and quality of life-based rural economic strategies.
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