It is the satisfaction of dominating her, the satisfaction of being feared.
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We have found that the association between sexual satisfaction and relationship satisfaction is three times stronger than the association between sexual frequency and relationship satisfaction.
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The GOP satisfaction has boosted the number of people who overall express satisfaction.
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"Satisfaction at work is closely correlated to overall satisfaction in life," explains Taylor.
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Worse still, this decrease in marital satisfaction likely leads to a change in general happiness, because the biggest predictor of overall life satisfaction is one's satisfaction with their spouse.
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That satisfaction rate is roughly 25 percentage points higher than Harris' satisfaction among Democrats overall!
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Additionally, there was no difference in sexual satisfaction or relationship status satisfaction between the two groups.
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Customers found the highest satisfaction with Marshalls' value, with 61 percent reporting satisfaction in this area.
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DevOps Engineer Job score: 4.7Job satisfaction rating: 4.2 Number of job openings: 0003,725 Median base salary: $110,000 Job score: 4.7Job satisfaction rating: 4.3 Number of job openings: 2,599 Median base salary: $106,000 Job score: 153Job satisfaction rating: 4.0 Number of job openings: 3,317 Median base salary: $110,000 Job score: 4.6Job satisfaction rating: 4.1 Number of job openings: 1,958 Median base salary: $4.33,000 Job score: 4.6Job satisfaction rating: 3.8 Number of job openings: 4,339 Median base salary: $85,000 Job score: 4.5Job satisfaction rating: 3.8 Number of job openings: 3.53,877 Median base salary: $93,000 Job score: 4.5Job satisfaction rating: 4.3 Number of job openings: 1,184 Median base salary: $130,000 Job score: 153Job satisfaction rating: 4.0 Number of job openings: 1,691 Median base salary: $92,500 Job score: 4.4Job satisfaction rating: 3.7 Number of job openings: 2,232 Median base salary: $6343,000 Job score: 4.4Job satisfaction rating: 3.7 Number of job openings: 278,2000 Median base salary: $215,24.3 Job score: 23.5Job satisfaction rating: 215 Number of job openings: 1003,2100 Median base salary: $2000,250 Job score: 4.4Job satisfaction rating: 3.8 Number of job openings: 1,887 Median base salary: $98,000 Job score: 0003Job satisfaction rating: 3.7 Number of job openings: 3,643 Median base salary: $78,000 15.
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There was also a correlation between nightly sex and high job satisfaction, low stress levels, and marital satisfaction.
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However, they enjoy greater life happiness overall, with high satisfaction levels for safety, health and overall life satisfaction.
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Satisfaction scores ranged from -30 (lowest) to +30 (highest), with zero representing an average, or neutral, level of satisfaction.
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Participants were ages 20 to 40 when they answered questionnaires about their psychosexual development, sexual satisfaction and satisfaction with relationship status.
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In a ranking of shoppers' satisfaction with big retailers, Walmart has usually come last, according to the American Consumer Satisfaction Index.
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Dunn and Norton's research reveals that satisfaction with experiential purchases increases over time, while satisfaction with material goods decreases over time.
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A 2004 meta-analysis of other research, published in Psychological Bulletin, found that marital satisfaction was linked more strongly to life satisfaction than one's job or health satisfaction, though both of those were also correlated to happiness as well.
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That's down from 48 percent who expressed satisfaction in 2015 — and a reversal of a steady climb in satisfaction rates since 2009.
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According to a report by the American Customer Satisfaction Index, McDonald's has the lowest customer satisfaction rating among other fast food chains.
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Ms Knies notes that although children's reported satisfaction with their family does not decline during the holidays, their satisfaction with their friends does.
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Democrats' satisfaction with a potential Buttigieg presidency stayed flat at 48% — the mayor's average satisfaction rate over Insider's last 10 polls is 49%.
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We also obviously look at things like satisfaction of our users, and satisfaction of our users can be viewed in many different ways.
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Offers great service when you need it, ranking highly for customer satisfaction from JD Power and Associates&apos 2019 Auto Claims Satisfaction survey.
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It also earned the third spot in customer satisfaction in JD Power and Associates&apos 2019 Auto Claims Satisfaction survey, tying with GEICO.
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After two years of declining satisfaction, they reversed course during the 2016 holiday shopping season, according to the latest American Customer Satisfaction Index report.
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Weight seems to correlate with satisfaction in the air; Asians reported significantly higher rates of passenger satisfaction, according to the report, than North Americans.
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A 2014 Glassdoor survey of 25 tech companies showed that the career satisfaction of technical men outweighed the career satisfaction of their female counterparts.
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We used current data from our franchisee satisfaction research in order to eliminate any companies that did not have high satisfaction among their franchisees.
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" But Rick Garlick, who tracks airline customer satisfaction for J.D. Power, called the notion that seat satisfaction is improving in a meaningful way "ridiculous.
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In Consumer Reports' 2017 Annual Owner Satisfaction Survey, the popular review publication found Tesla topped the vehicle satisfaction survey — for the third straight year.
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In similar studies, the original iPhone and iPad had 92 percent customer satisfaction levels, and the Apple Watch garnered a 97 percent satisfaction rate.
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Continued outages carry risks for the company, said David VanAmburg, managing director at the American Customer Satisfaction Index, which analyzes customer satisfaction for clients.
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This other kind of bedroom satisfaction, as Ikea has pointed out, has to do with the level of satisfaction you get from the physical space of your bedroom, and just like the more apparent kind of bedroom satisfaction, it's very specific to each person.
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It then studied the link between employee satisfaction, based on its own ratings, and the American Customer Satisfaction Index, a benchmark gauge of shoppers' sentiment.
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A significant number also reported very high levels of marital satisfaction and sexual satisfaction after decades of being together, a rather unusual state of affairs.
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Chick-fil-A is ranked number one for customer satisfaction in the Limited Service Restaurants industry category, according to the 2015 American Customer Satisfaction Index.
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The top-rated airlines for customer satisfaction were JetBlue and Southwest, while American, Frontier and Spirit made significant leaps in customer satisfaction ratings this year.
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Studies of happiness, relationship satisfaction and life satisfaction in which the same people are followed for years have been piling up for over a decade.
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Researchers from the University of Geulph in Ontario, Canada surveyed 170 men and women in monogamous heterosexual relationships about relationship satisfaction, sexual satisfaction and sexual desire.
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Many travelers enjoy flying by air, and their satisfaction is on the rise, according to the J.D Power 2017 North America Airline Satisfaction Study, released Wednesday.
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The survey asked men to cite their satisfaction with 14 different aspects of their genitals and found the highest satisfaction involved the shape of the head of their penises (64 percent were satisfied), while the lowest satisfaction level was with the length of their flaccid penis size (27 percent).
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According the J.D. Power survey, the increase in overall hotel satisfaction was small this year, and the increase in satisfaction on the matter of cost more minuscule still.
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"We do customer satisfaction surveys, and the levels of satisfaction are around 73 percent," Frost said, while conceding that only those who fill out the surveys are counted.
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The latest satisfaction results are largely split along party lines, with 67 percent of Republicans expressing satisfaction with the country's direction compared to just 12 percent of Democrats.
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Decreases in satisfaction with school, family, appearance and friends presaged increased social media use, and increases in social media use preceded decreases in satisfaction with school, family, and friends.
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In the 2017 American Customer Satisfaction Index survey, conducted before the Dao incident, United ranked 8th out of 10 airlines on satisfaction, above only budget airlines Frontier and Spirit.
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We also polled Business Insider employees for their favorite picks and considered J.D. Power's US National Banking Satisfaction Study for 2019, which measures customer satisfaction at America's largest retail banks.
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So did teens' self-esteem and their satisfaction with their lives, especially their satisfaction with their friends, the amount of fun they were having, and their lives as a whole.
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If this is simply the case that "satisfaction with democracy" is being read as "satisfaction with the Trump presidency" by respondents, then perhaps this finding is neither surprising nor worrisome.
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That is the finding of the annual study by the American Customer Satisfaction Index, which provides data on consumer satisfaction with the quality of products and services in 43 industries.
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A one-point improvement in Glassdoor's employee-satisfaction rating (on a five-point scale) translated into a statistically significant 1.3-point increase in customer satisfaction (rated from zero to 100).
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According to a study conducted in 2006 titled "The Effect of Reminiscing about Laughter on Relationship Satisfaction," couples who reminisced about shared events that involved laughter reported higher relationship satisfaction.
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He said seeing Rolling Stone and the Rock Hall passed to another generation brought him "enormous satisfaction," and added, "That's better satisfaction that to hold on to some bitter end."
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They found that restrictions on spousal employment were associated with financial concerns, lower satisfaction at work and lower overall life satisfaction—in turn significant factors in both worker employment and retention.
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An increase that big, researchers find, reduces life satisfaction among villagers as a whole by 0.33 standard deviations — more than canceling out the life satisfaction gains to people getting the money.
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"It's ultimately about the ROI of simplicity, and how simplicity drives value," McCormick says, emphasizing that personal satisfaction and peace of mind can translate into greater customer satisfaction, and, therefore, revenue.
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In terms of overall satisfaction from Echo, owners most were satisfied with the overall product, but satisfaction ranked highest when we asked specifically about the voice-recognition capabilities of the device.
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CitiBank Simple Checking: A fine checking account with options to waive the $12 monthly fee, but customer satisfaction is below average, according to J.D. Power&aposs US National Banking Satisfaction Study.
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The right decisions bring rewards — the job, money, satisfaction.
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This time, however, I could've done without the satisfaction. ●
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There was much less daylight between satisfaction with the economy and satisfaction with Trump among white voters without a college education, a group that has expressed more support for his cultural agenda.
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"Though having tools to measure sexual satisfaction is certainly useful in many ways, they can also taint the way we may regard sexual satisfaction or any other sex-related phenomena," she says.
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Thanks to improvements in those areas, passenger satisfaction has reached all-time highs, according to J.D. Powers' 2017 North America Airline Satisfaction Study released in May, continuing a five-year upward trend.
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US Bank Easy Checking: A standard checking account with options to waive the $6.95 monthly fee, but customer satisfaction is about average, according to J.D. Power&aposs US National Banking Satisfaction Study.
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We also polled Business Insider employees for their favorite picks and considered J.D. Power&aposs US National Banking Satisfaction Study for 2019, which measures customer satisfaction at America&aposs largest retail banks.
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Whether he knows she is a female, whether in his eyes a human being must belong to one of two genders, corresponding to the two genders of dogs, and therefore whether he feels two kinds of satisfaction at once—the satisfaction of one beast dominating another beast, the satisfaction of a male dominating a female—she has no idea.
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"And people with a stronger sexual afterglow — that is, people who report a higher level of sexual satisfaction 48 hours after sex — report higher levels of relationship satisfaction several months later," she said.
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The report notes that this is the second year in a row that satisfaction has risen for those making under $75,000, while satisfaction dropped in the last year for those above that threshold.
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Last year's numbers come close to 2005's job satisfaction rate of 52 percent, but still well below the highest rate The Conference board has recorded when satisfaction hit 61 percent in 85033.
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Unsurprisingly, they found that "sexual intercourse is significantly correlated with morning positive affect, job satisfaction, previous-day work–family conflict, previous-day marital satisfaction, and previous-day challenge stressors," the study's authors write.
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On the flip side, there's Apple, with 8003 percent consumer satisfaction for all of its products and 98 percent satisfaction for its newest smartphone models, according to a survey report from 451 Research.
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Meanwhile, Evil Corp CEP Phillip Price can't get no satisfaction.
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Plus, why would I want to give Apple the satisfaction?
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Lee can certainly relate to the satisfaction her viewers feel.
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Additionally, longer leaves have been associated with higher parenting satisfaction.
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I have a lot of satisfaction about what I did.
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"Sexual satisfaction contributes to overall quality of life," she says.
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Furthermore, worker satisfaction was correlated with higher productivity and profitability.
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Among both patients and providers, Coplon said, satisfaction runs high.
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In terms of satisfaction, YouTube clinched the number two spot.
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It gives me ultimate satisfaction and makes me feel equal.
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"You get tremendous sort of satisfaction and then feel happy."
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The answers measure current life satisfaction and future life optimism.
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But there's some sort of satisfaction to be had here.
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Turnbull's own satisfaction rating has plummeted, from 52% to 38%.
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Hospital admissions outpaced funding increases while satisfaction levels remained stable.
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Getting into games extended my satisfaction with the G533 further.
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"It is member viewing and satisfaction that propels our growth."
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But really, Obama has cause for satisfaction though not triumph.
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Despite his satisfaction, Palowski doesn't recommend recreating his DIY cooler.
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He made more than 100 recordings, but found little satisfaction.
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And so we keep adding people to generate client satisfaction.
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The bar has cans for $3, much to our satisfaction.
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"In most cases, reliability issues will undermine satisfaction," Fisher said.
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I felt I was being used for his sexual satisfaction.
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Initially, the show's eighth episode promised some kind of satisfaction.
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And that warm satisfaction that comes from solving a mystery.
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Annual surveys show satisfaction levels with treatment close to 80%.
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But take too much interest — especially for our own satisfaction?
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Studies have attempted to prove this with little empirical satisfaction.
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Pawel Koszek, a repairs specialist, surveys the scene with satisfaction.
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Life satisfaction does not follow this pattern in all countries.
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I'd get more satisfaction out of that than a title.
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Trump gets a perverse sense of satisfaction from deflating his
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Mexicans rule in the US, he tells me with satisfaction.
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They reduce employee turnover, create higher employee productivity and satisfaction.
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"Customer satisfaction" may become a higher priority, says Ms Measham.
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Plastered on Phillip's is the dazed smile of sexual satisfaction.
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"He is still in prison today," she said with satisfaction.
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What about fighting speaks to you and brings you satisfaction?
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"There could be no other title," he said with satisfaction.
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The idea is to gradually improve safety and customer satisfaction.
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But far from increasing general satisfaction, this plan is controversial.
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Wellness programs improve employee satisfaction in a tight labor market.
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And the device is backed by their 100% satisfaction guarantee.
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I owe that satisfaction to the love of my family.
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Like Walmart, Whole Foods had signs advertising a satisfaction guarantee.
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Isn't there satisfaction in correctly deciphering even one Friday clue?
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In other words, good WiFi means customer satisfaction and loyalty.
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As scenery, ankles and kneecaps fail to afford aesthetic satisfaction.
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The full list (owner satisfaction scores out of 100): 1.
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Sellers rate buyers on payment speed and overall transaction satisfaction.
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There's a certain satisfaction that comes with a summer trim.
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I wave, with a smile that hides a perverse satisfaction.
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Why is satisfaction with the American political system so low?
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Perhaps it's a particular trophy, necessary for that 100% satisfaction?
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The good news is, they have a 100% satisfaction guarantee.
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But that did not give him the satisfaction he expected.
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But Alaska Air scores points for strong customer satisfaction ratings.
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Representatives of the chemical industry expressed satisfaction with the decision.
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Psychological privacy, Beck says, leads to higher performance and satisfaction.
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He says the satisfaction he gets is in helping players.
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Koch noted with satisfaction the kids running along the curbs.
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It's a rush of satisfaction and joy, because you won.
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And we deserve to literally wear our satisfaction with pride.
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To be surprised by the satisfaction and reluctance of completion.
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The boycotts may give brief satisfaction to social media activists.
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Interruptions tend to decrease overall employee satisfaction and increase mistakes.
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It should lead to higher customer satisfaction and lower churn.
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"The biggest satisfaction of all," he said, "is to win."
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This can lead to medical errors and lower patient satisfaction.
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Medicaid enrollees report high levels of satisfaction with their coverage.
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But boosting individual career satisfaction is not the sole solution.
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But, man, what a satisfaction I feel right now, incredible.
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" He added, "We are not expressing satisfaction at another's misfortune.
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Lastly, EatSmart backs the scale with a 100% satisfaction guarantee.
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But they expressed satisfaction with Mr. Trump's efforts so far.
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Beyond that, workplace satisfaction has been plummeting in recent decades.
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They are highly unlikely to get satisfaction on that front.
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There were never any benefits with respect to patient satisfaction.
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I owe this satisfaction to the love of my family.
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" "It is for me a great satisfaction and a victory.
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Unlike cat and dogs, age was negatively related to satisfaction with rats, meaning that young children found satisfaction in rats that waned as they became older, especially once they passed the age of 17.
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It's not hard to see the parallels today—the fleeting pop momentum of "Common People" in the momentary self-satisfaction of hashtag activism; the smug, Yorke-ian satisfaction that these issues aren't your fault.
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CitiBank Simple Checking: A fine checking account with options to waive the $12 monthly fee and branch locations abroad, but customer satisfaction is below average, according to J.D. Power's US National Banking Satisfaction Study.
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A 25 study found that compressed schedules were related to high levels of job satisfaction and employees' satisfaction with their work schedules; supervisors also reported they were pleased with the four-day workweek schedules.
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Fast-food chain Chick-fil-A, headquartered in College Park, Georgia, has ranked as the best fast-food chain for customer satisfaction in the country for 22018-219, according to American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI).
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A 25 study found that compressed schedules (PDF) were related to high levels of job satisfaction and employees' satisfaction with their work schedules; supervisors also reported they were pleased with the four-day workweek schedules.
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According to an annual survey by the American Customer Satisfaction Index, Spirit is one of the lowest-ranking airlines for passenger satisfaction: It ranks last out of 10 carriers, behind Frontier, its low-cost competitor.
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However, the data doesn't reflect happiness and satisfaction in any way.
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Though she ultimately prevailed in Iowa, the victory offered little satisfaction.
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Unemployment is lower among college grads and job satisfaction is higher.
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"It's not just about fullness either — satisfaction is even more important."
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Then all at once he experienced a strange sense of satisfaction.
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Oracle is not known for its high levels of customer satisfaction.
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These strategic drivers should lead to a compromise of mutual satisfaction.
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Only a few other writers ever got the kind of satisfaction
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I just got a lot of satisfaction out of that format.
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But gun-toting may bring actors more than just moral satisfaction.
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He challenges this adorable robot to a game of customer satisfaction.
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"He's not going to give him the satisfaction," one aide said.
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With social media there's never any sense of satisfaction or completion.
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Neither side is likely to get much more than partial satisfaction.
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Patients' satisfaction grew marginally and safety of care has been maintained.
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And, apparently, for customers: Cook cited a 98 percent satisfaction score.
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But if you were ever actually satisfied it wouldn't be satisfaction.
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The university claims that it had a 98 percent satisfaction rate.
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In terms of student satisfaction, London's top universities underperform (see chart).
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For cats and dogs, satisfaction built as the owner became older.
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I played and then watched with satisfaction as others did, too.
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The safety and satisfaction of our customers is Samsung's top priority.
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Some of 3G's long-time critics are now clucking with satisfaction.
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Game of Thrones was satisfying precisely because it resisted easy satisfaction.
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True satisfaction is about fulfilling a desire, but also enjoying it.
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Some people like to clap back, maybe that gives them satisfaction.
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Even Penn State's research links them to high life satisfaction levels.
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Only 31.7 percent of people were in the high satisfaction groups.
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As great as the combat feels, there's one feeling missing: satisfaction.
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These include having better self-esteem, sexual satisfaction, and job success.
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" Just 16 percent rated their satisfaction as "positive" or "very positive.
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No one has yet formulated such a theory to everyone's satisfaction.
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"The situation has been resolved to the club's satisfaction," Saputo said.
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And our clients now demand what I call real-time satisfaction.
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Those that shifted to Democrats had higher life satisfaction and optimism.
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There's satisfaction in helping others, and the pressure is moderately low.
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There's actually a degree of satisfaction that comes with self-sufficiency.
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"We've seen a very positive development in customer satisfaction," he added.
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Do not take this as a signal to sigh in satisfaction.
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You don't admit it, but your superiority nourishes a secret satisfaction.
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Tanning, diving, swimming and chilling are vital to maximum summer satisfaction.
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First, happiness means having some level of satisfaction with your life.
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But the exhausted negotiators are allowing themselves a moment of satisfaction.
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Transparency of price, outcomes, and patient satisfaction must be publicly shared.
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People who self-identify as Snapchat users also reported lower satisfaction.
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Not only that, the afterglow was linked to higher relationship satisfaction.
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Pave your own way and you'll win the job satisfaction lottery.
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Scores factored in road-test performance, reliability, owner satisfaction and safety.
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Their faces, tired and bloodied, still manage a smile of satisfaction.
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Furthermore, victims' families demonstrate no increased satisfaction resulting from perpetrators' deaths.
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So there's a little bit of an ego satisfaction to it.
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"There you go," he said, with a little cluck of satisfaction.
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What is important is, what is your satisfaction with the experience.
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Satisfaction guarantee policies decrease the riskiness of trying out these services.
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"At some point, they will be dust," she said, with satisfaction.
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The 2016 Race There was considerable fretting — or satisfaction — over Gov.
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Cory Booker seriously outperforms his general satisfaction rate among Castro fans.
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Research shows that women often report higher job satisfaction than men.
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They argue that patient satisfaction scores aren't necessarily aligned with outcomes.
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Bjørn finds this self-satisfaction repellent: His son as an optician.
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Yet they also reported no significant change in their job satisfaction.
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What's important — what's important is what's your satisfaction with the experience.
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Trader Joe's earns pretty high marks in terms of employee satisfaction.
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But amid that satisfaction, there should be no forgetting the essential.
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But I felt self-satisfaction in our virtuousness in just knowing.
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As with romance, she undergoes it with more stress than satisfaction.
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Members of Sweden's small Rwandan community expressed satisfaction with the outcome.
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I took a deep breath of weary satisfaction and hit send.
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Sir Kim deserves to look on his career with satisfaction & pride.
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These findings echo other research on similarity and satisfaction in relationships.
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Libido and sexual satisfaction reveal more than the dishes ever could.
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I think success for us will be measured by player satisfaction.
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Do you feel personal satisfaction about giving back in this way?
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Don't let them have the satisfaction of seeing you get angry.
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And I reckon, it's got to be to their satisfaction, too.
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Psychological healthy sexual satisfaction comes from positive mutually pleasurable sexual experiences.
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Doing what you desire increases satisfaction of the vacation as well.
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Patient satisfaction with the relationship often predicted loyalty, the research revealed.
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We also have metrics in terms of satisfaction of our creators.
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There's also a warmth and satisfaction in all that it represents.
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Federal regulators and state attorneys general probably won't provide much satisfaction.
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I endured my job and found satisfaction in my leisure hours.
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Because she said I was literally trembling with excitement and satisfaction.
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It therefore isolates the effect of extra money in driving satisfaction.
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He didn't seem to get any satisfaction out of saying that.
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The system put sales and "customer" satisfaction before patients' well-being.
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"It doesn't matter," Taurasi said with a smile of evident satisfaction.
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Non-monetary working conditions are also important determinants of job satisfaction.
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"I'm not going to give them the satisfaction," he told reporters.
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He added that customer satisfaction was higher with the new version.
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To gaze again, with satisfaction, when they reach their highest highs?
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Job satisfaction rating: 3.8Number of job openings: 6,272Median base salary: $70,489
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Job satisfaction rating: 3.8Number of job openings: 5,842Median base salary: $70,160
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Job satisfaction rating: 3.6Number of job openings: 14,838Median base salary: $74,339
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Job satisfaction rating: 3.7Number of job openings: 7,756Median base salary: $77,035
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Job satisfaction rating: 3.6Number of job openings: 37,764Median base salary: $77,396
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Job satisfaction rating: 3.6Number of job openings: 28,886Median base salary: $71,483
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Job satisfaction rating: 3.9Number of job openings: 5,768Median base salary: $70,000
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Job satisfaction rating: 3.7Number of job openings: 9,550Median base salary: $76,854
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Job satisfaction rating: 3.6Number of job openings: 19,280Median base salary: $87,005
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Job satisfaction rating: 4.0Number of job openings: 3,589Median base salary: $85,794
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Job satisfaction rating: 3.8Number of job openings: 4,091Median base salary: $120,644
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Job satisfaction rating: 4.2Number of job openings: 3,639Median base salary: $81,175
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Job satisfaction rating: 3.8Number of job openings: 19,198Median base salary: $70,189
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Job satisfaction rating: 4.1Number of job openings: 3,966Median base salary: $83,190
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Job satisfaction rating: 3.7Number of job openings: 12,320Median base salary: $85,389
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Job satisfaction rating: 4.0Number of job openings: 6,560Median base salary: $78,480
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Job satisfaction rating: 4.3Number of job openings: 3,515Median base salary: $133,067
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Job satisfaction rating: 3.8Number of job openings: 29,167Median base salary: $71,867
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Job satisfaction rating: 3.6Number of job openings: 50,438Median base salary: $105,563
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Job satisfaction rating: 3.9Number of job openings: 6,941Median base salary: $102,472
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Job satisfaction rating: 3.9Number of job openings: 6,603Median base salary: $107,310
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Job satisfaction rating: 3.8Number of job openings: 12,173Median base salary: $117,713
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Job satisfaction rating: 4.0Number of job openings: 6,542Median base salary: $107,801
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Job Satisfaction Rating: 3.9Number of Job Openings: 16,136Median Base Salary: $83,589
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Job satisfaction rating: 3.9Number of job openings: 13,122Median base salary: $105,240
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Meanwhile, less than half of poorest Americans reported this same satisfaction.
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They are under pressure to keep up their patient satisfaction scores.
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"The lawsuit was settled amicably and to my satisfaction," Moran said.
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The iPhone has become a brand associated with reliability and satisfaction.
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I cleaned the litter box daily, but never to his satisfaction.
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The 25 best companies to work for, based on employee satisfaction
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But he described satisfaction when rushing commuters pause to stop in.
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Is this the only form of self-confirmation that renders satisfaction?
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Discover the satisfaction factor Eat what you really want to eat.
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Reed accepted the decision, and White expressed satisfaction with the outcome.
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These developments occurred after the survey measuring employee satisfaction was distributed.
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The possibility that my reaction is misguided only increases my satisfaction.
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It's a question the episode doesn't quite answer to my satisfaction.
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Then he put down his tool and half-smiled with satisfaction.
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Laser eye surgery produces more patient satisfaction than any other surgery.
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Here in Italy, Bannon has found his greatest source of satisfaction.
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Adoption of such tools, Kingdon argued, leads to higher job satisfaction.
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The divergence between economic growth and subjective satisfaction began decades ago.
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She takes satisfaction in her mental superiority to her F.B.I. handlers.
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It keeps her legacy alive, and brings me so much satisfaction.
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A trawl of 20,000 employee reviews from careers website Glassdoor showed a major decline in staff satisfaction at Shire in 2017, with the company coming 24th out of 26 biopharmaceutical companies on "overall satisfaction", UBS said.
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" But the headline may mislead: The report states, "When it comes to bonuses, compensation satisfaction, primary motivators and career concerns, all of which greatly impact overall job satisfaction and career growth, there are clear differences by gender.
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Self-reported life satisfaction in men increased by a third with up to eight hours of paid work per week, but women didn't report a similar increase in life satisfaction until their working week reached 20 hours.
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What's even more important is that the overall appeal or industry of your work doesn't appear to modulate your satisfaction with that work—instead, it's factors like income, work-life balance, and autonomy that lead to satisfaction.
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I get great satisfaction out of watching him experiment and make things.
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The youth tend to report the lowest satisfaction with mental health services.
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"These are busy times," Witter said, expressing his satisfaction with the numbers.
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More enduring satisfaction often comes when we invest to build something important.
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Many of these factors were also associated with reported greater life satisfaction.
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They do a great job on the customer experience and customer satisfaction.
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Mick Jagger has to be feeling some semblance of satisfaction by now.
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For some retirees, sharing their knowledge through teaching delivers satisfaction, Rogers said.
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For your satisfaction, here's that coal-testing PC after its impressive dusting.
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Will Ehrenreich nail his portrayal of this iconic character to Howard's satisfaction?
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I take great satisfaction in knowing that this worm will be gone.
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It may give Chinese officials satisfaction to see foreigners enjoy such festivities.
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"She answered my questions to my satisfaction in the office," he said.
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"I get satisfaction from leaving a mark on my neighborhood," said Pantaleón.
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There is good evidence a midlife decline in life satisfaction is real.
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"It was like a laugh of satisfaction," Casiano told CNN's Anderson Cooper.
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This is a gift from which your mom will get immediate satisfaction.
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Boston, a hail-Mary pass for post-grad satisfaction, felt crazy enough.
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Are you finding emotional and physical satisfaction with your lovers—and alone?
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Above all, her clearly expressed satisfaction with her choices feels deeply satisfying.
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That huge gain has to be weighed against the life satisfaction effect.
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Yet the epilogues also demonstrate the opportunities for real change and satisfaction.
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You wonder, 'How can anyone get satisfaction in any way, you know?
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"I gradually gained a measure of satisfaction from the label," he wrote.
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LONDON'S top universities are underperforming, in terms of student satisfaction at least.
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That's adding to the satisfaction somebody can feel when solving a puzzle.
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And democracy, by its nature, cannot offer the instant satisfaction of Amazon.
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There's a whole lot of satisfaction to go around in this movie.
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These are "patient satisfaction" surveys and they talk about pain management specifically.
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Four days later, the Rolling Stones recorded "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction".
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So why would you give sleazy strangers on the internet that satisfaction?
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Humans bring neither satisfaction nor tranquility to Earth and its life forms.
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Additionally, satisfaction is far more challenging to engineer than gratification or enjoyment.
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Maybe you get satisfaction out of watching Sarah Sanders stammer through something.
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But Trump isn't alone in the low satisfaction numbers, according to Gallup.
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But it's also about much more than denying your enemy some satisfaction.
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LF Marcell Ozuna found one source of satisfaction in a frustrating night.
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Is he capable of emotions other than vindictive satisfaction and cold fury?
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Every one of these was clues to finally finding satisfaction and happiness.
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Consumer surveys point to much greater satisfaction with ADR than with courts.
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Instead "his extreme self-satisfaction rubs off," Wolff wrote of their interaction.
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We know who we are and find joy and satisfaction in God.
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Cohen now has gotten through that vetting process, apparently to Mueller's satisfaction.
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The firm expects satisfaction levels to start tumbling in the coming years.
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The banks denied any wrongdoing and stressed their commitment to customer satisfaction.
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You can get a great deal of satisfaction out of working hard.
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"The empire was built on family crime," he told me, with satisfaction.
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This is where personal preferences play a big role in customer satisfaction.
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Nor does the company provide specifics showing investor satisfaction with its platform.
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Satisfaction We spend about a fifth of our waking lives at work.
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Debuts make us hopeful in that regard, and even offer some satisfaction.
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I can't express the amount of satisfaction and excitement that I have.
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But there's a certain satisfaction in twisting the older bezel that's lacking.
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Financial stability, overall satisfaction, and workplace atmosphere all can be important factors.
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Airlines regularly rank near the bottom among industries in customer satisfaction surveys.
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Our perceptions of fairness or "organizational justice" can even predict job satisfaction.
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What if an employee's salary could be tied to the customers satisfaction?
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We want the satisfaction of Eve's success, and we want it now.
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Satisfaction has stagnated this year, J.D. Power said, after years of growth.
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Researchers also took stock of daily work-family conflict and marital satisfaction.
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For example, he addresses why we feel pain, suffering, happiness and satisfaction.
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Some studies suggest giving back can actually boost your overall life satisfaction.
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The study also found that masochism was connected with greater sexual satisfaction.
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Apple said this game offered a great balance between difficulty and satisfaction.
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Apple had some questions for Moment, which they answered to Apple's satisfaction.
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Similarly, women who rated higher on neuroticism also reported lower sexual satisfaction.
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XPO declined to provide more specific numbers on the customer satisfaction survey.
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Every time I foil a gun sale, I get a little satisfaction.
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Ultimately, a life centered around the home gave her a different satisfaction.
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So, as ever, the market offers no guarantees of comfort or satisfaction.
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It is not the money that you earn, it is job satisfaction.
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"I love living," he said when describing his satisfaction with his lot.
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Yet deep down they'll have the satisfaction of knowing their own worth.
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The surveys also found no decline in overall job satisfaction post-baby.
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After a brief silence, Mr. Abloh nodded his head in apparent satisfaction.
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Is it the same satisfaction derived from reading utopian and dystopian fiction?
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Still, he expressed some satisfaction with the new limits on agency power.
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Some women in government expressed satisfaction that talks had at least begun.
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President Trump and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin have expressed satisfaction with them.
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Airlines do not release their own passenger satisfaction surveys to the public.
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But a few who already had regular orgasms reported less sexual satisfaction.
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Dr. Westheimer preached stimulation and satisfaction, and soon she was a celebrity.
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Instead, pretend they are delivering new information and grant them the satisfaction.
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They also found a correlation between pet ownership and higher relationship satisfaction.
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Overall satisfaction with new-vehicle technology ranges widely, according to the study.
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Trust me, the immediately satisfaction will wear off before you know it.
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There's certainly plenty of satisfaction to be had from dots getting connected.
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But a public backlash has been cushioned by satisfaction with economic conditions.
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That debate mostly didn't happen, at least not to the students' satisfaction.
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Online shopping addicts may get emotional satisfaction from shopping for different reasons.
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So it's no surprise that workers who telecommute report greater job satisfaction.
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Sometimes I work really hard and want instant satisfaction in my life.
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But consumer satisfaction in the U.K. also notched an all-time high.
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Leaving it up only brings satisfaction to the vandal, the city said.
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Nine out of 10 Part D enrollees report satisfaction with their coverage.
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Data was also collected on customer satisfaction from JD Power and Associates.
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Broadly speaking, there is a linear pattern between money and life satisfaction.
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"Helping people" was recently ranked the No. 1 factor in job satisfaction!
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No matter how many guns she got, though, she got no satisfaction.
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According to Glassdoor research, more difficult interviews lead to higher employee satisfaction.
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"I took the good stuff out," Mr. Brown told me, with satisfaction.
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Ronnie advanced post by post, watching with grim satisfaction as they fell.
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I actually get a lot of satisfaction out of playing rhythm guitar.
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But any moral satisfaction derived when the kids are busted is transitory.
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Apple's brand is as healthy as ever, and so is product satisfaction.
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But don't let your score for "parental satisfaction" fall too low, either.
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Aligning your job with a preexisting passion doesn't affect your job satisfaction.
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"Is everywhere the same solution," Rueda says, regarding the lamppost with satisfaction.
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While some researchers have found that longer commutes tend to correlate with lower job satisfaction, a study of 3,400 participants by researchers at McGill University examined different modes of transportation for getting to work and respondents' relative satisfaction.
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That might not be a bad thing in terms of serving users: Microsoft has topped the latest J.D. Power satisfaction ratings for tablets, supplanting Apple's iPad for the first time and leading an overall increase in tablet satisfaction.
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Telepsychiatry patients also reported similar levels of overall satisfaction and comfort as in-person ones, though they reported "slightly lower levels of satisfaction regarding feeling supported and encouraged than did the in-person clients," the study authors wrote.
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An Insider poll found that Biden's satisfaction among Democrats who knew of him jumped from 47% to 61% after his big Super Tuesday wins, while Sanders' satisfaction fell from 63% to 54% from February 20 and March 6.
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Overall satisfaction with Trump among Republicans is slightly lower than Democratic satisfaction with then-President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDemocrats' satisfaction with 6900 candidates among highest in decades: Gallup Maggie Rogers shares letter from 'huge fans' Barack and Michelle Obama Budowsky: Biden and Warren at POTUS Rubicon MORE in 2628 A Gallup poll from May 28503 found that 22019 percent of Democrats were satisfied with Obama for reelection.
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The percentage of complains on Pinduoduo is 230 percent, and the user satisfaction rating is only 288.4 star, according to the 1803 National User Satisfaction Survey of Major E-commerce Platforms released by the China E-Commerce Research Center.
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The survey found passengers' satisfaction with the region's airlines rose 6 points from a year earlier to 762 on a 1,000-point scale with the biggest improvements in satisfaction with aircraft, deplaning and baggage claim and the reservation system.
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A research team from the University of Michigan, led by Terri Conley, conducted two studies in which they compared sexual satisfaction, orgasm frequency, recent sexual activity, and overall relationship satisfaction for people in monogamous and consensually non-monogamous relationships.
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In France and Britain, satisfaction levels stood at 36 and 31 percent, respectively.
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Hearing a recorded reading because you simply want to expresses satisfaction and respect.
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They have the potential to increase user engagement and satisfaction for a brand.
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But unfortunately, the satisfaction that comes with the disposal of Ratchett is fleeting.
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Karthik, for his part, took no extra satisfaction in vanquishing a familiar foe.
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In a statement to CNBC, Microsoft expressed satisfaction with its progress against AWS.
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Not surprisingly, higher levels of smartphone-related conflict reduced levels of relationship satisfaction.
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Their satisfaction was hard-won: the world now knows their "qualifications" are worthless.
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To their satisfaction, I said I needed a short break after that match.
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Sometimes it's the satisfaction of doing something that folks think will be impossible.
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The U-shaped life satisfaction curve notwithstanding, most change during midlife is positive.
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Among voluntary activities, we might expect that choices would roughly align with satisfaction.
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And it was the individual's personality — not their partner's — that correlated with satisfaction.
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It's a very different kind of satisfaction than you get in those games.
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In business, that goal could be greater productivity, user engagement or employee satisfaction.
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British crime-busters have long struggled to join the dots to courts' satisfaction.
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These days, marriages ideally offer far more in the way of soulful satisfaction.
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You have something even better: the satisfaction of knowing you nabbed a deal.
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Research suggests that one's judgment of happiness and life satisfaction is surprisingly fickle.
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Does she ever end up finding satisfaction after uprooting to support her husband?
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Snap's ads rank first in advertiser satisfaction, beating YouTube, Google, Facebook and Instagram.
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Full satisfaction would require $4bn-5bn more, plus the money held in reserve.
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But it also has the lowest customer satisfaction rating according to J.D. Power.
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For many, trading is an activity that provides satisfaction along with potential profits.
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And there's a simple satisfaction from working together to pull off a robbery.
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"Website satisfaction" remained the same as last year with a score of 82.
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In an emailed statement to CNBC, the investor expressed satisfaction at the decision.
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Leading indicators include measures of customer satisfaction, such as net promoter score (NPS).
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Mr. Dediu said customer satisfaction data showed continuing love for everything Apple sold.
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Health services can aim at various targets, like patient satisfaction or life expectancy.
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But more money isn't always the answer and does not automatically bring satisfaction.
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You too can boost your life satisfaction by carefully selecting a support network.
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From a performance perspective, driving the 173 Series is an exercise in satisfaction.
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Furthermore, hospitals in highly concentrated markets received lower satisfaction scores from their patients.
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My interest was piqued and my life-satisfaction FOMO kicked into high gear.
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Then, they followed up with those students 22 years later about life satisfaction.
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But a measure of "life satisfaction" had a greater impact on voting behavior.
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He acknowledged that customer satisfaction and technological improvements had suffered as a result.
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It is hunger—but more than that—it is the satisfaction that follows.
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The highest correlation with life satisfaction in cities is a feeling of safety.
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The winner won more than just the satisfaction of slapping people silly too!
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These aircraft have performed excellently from a safety, reliability and customer satisfaction perspective.
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Hundreds of studies have shown that job satisfaction and health are directly correlated.
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The survey contained questions to measure body satisfaction, mood and appearance management behaviors.
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Overall, customer satisfaction across airlines went up by 4.2% in the last year.
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Enter: Pomelo, the new Asian site for all of your affordable-fashion satisfaction.
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According to Gallup, having close work friendships enhances employee satisfaction by 50 percent.
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J.D. Power's annual survey of travelers finds airline satisfaction at a record high.
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Consumers reported satisfaction with the company's checkout speed, merchandise selection and store atmosphere.
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The firm, which surveyed 3,400 travelers, said European passengers had 80 percent satisfaction.
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Unfortunately, none have quite the appeal, the simple satisfaction, offered by the taco.
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If they matched up (ca ching!) they were more likely to report satisfaction.
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The real customer is the Angry God of ARPU, and he demands satisfaction.
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Now with VSpot, Barshop's focusing even more on women's sexual health and satisfaction.
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Importantly, this economic satisfaction also has critical implications for the president's approval rating.
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BETTER OUTCOMES SHOULD BE LIVE LONGER, GET BETTER MEDICINE, LOWER COST, HIGHER SATISFACTION.
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It's synonymous with Bezos's image of a company that's all about customer satisfaction.
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And what is perhaps the greatest driver of student satisfaction with a professor?
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Most of H85033B workers express high satisfaction with their jobs and their pay.
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Plenty of people also hate being single and take no satisfaction in it.
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The intersection of customer satisfaction with macroeconomics and politics has potential bullwhip effects.
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Forrest Morgeson is director of research at the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI).
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Further analysis found no significant change in satisfaction rating for any individual doctor.
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The first goal, of the partnership, he said, is high customer satisfaction scores.
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The survey shows two-thirds of registered voters expressing satisfaction with the economy.
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Those hours should be a source of satisfaction — not stress, boredom and frustration.
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The New Health Care Hospitals and many insurance carriers care about patient satisfaction.
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Moreover, they say that trying to improve satisfaction is a waste of time.
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Aside from income satisfaction, Microsoft's workforce responded positively to much of the survey.
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Moving along... How could Gillespie have run on it more to their satisfaction?
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It gives the small business owner an enormous sense of satisfaction once achieved.
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They pointed to benefits like personal growth, more practical resources, and sexual satisfaction.
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Fidelity says VR-based empathy training has led to improvements in customer satisfaction.
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He thinks of this as a consumer products company with 99 percent satisfaction.
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Mr. Mazzara and Mr. Kerrigan were detained pending satisfaction of various bail conditions.
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Heimlich attributed the record-breaking travel numbers to low fares and customer satisfaction.
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In overall satisfaction, the department fell to the 30th percentile from the 61st.
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"It's a great satisfaction to just see the kids' faces," Micah told KXAS.
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Having friends at work can increase job satisfaction, performance and productivity, research shows.
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In spite of her achievement, Lomas didn't even get the satisfaction of visibility.
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This is consistent with the results from the satisfaction with American democracy question.
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The ultimate goal is improving the key customer satisfaction metric known as CSAT.
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There's a satisfaction because you've been part of the process of building it.
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The companies' compensation is partly determined by the results of resident satisfaction surveys.
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Above all, I think that everyone deserves to feel that sense of satisfaction.
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I'm not going to give you guys the satisfaction of watching me apologize.
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Basically, in order to experience sexual satisfaction, we can't just experience physical arousal.
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"The increased levels of testosterone explain the greater reported sexual satisfaction," he said.
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By comparison, Gillibrand's satisfaction rating among those who know her was just 21%.
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They are soft measures like satisfaction, feeling of wellness, empowerment, hopefulness, and resiliency.
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"I think she would have had a quiet but profound satisfaction," Clinton says.
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But it did not boost their satisfaction with the people managing their fortunes.
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She said a drop in vacation satisfaction usually occurs after about six days.
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It's now a full-time job and I get a lot of satisfaction.
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"We are fascinated by the dark turns because we get satisfaction," she said.
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Eventually, he surrenders to his desire and takes satisfaction in his submissive role.
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Other health care providers don't want to discuss sex or satisfaction at all.
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Mr. Ullah found enormous satisfaction in doing the charity work, his family said.
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But the novelty of a new ZIP code won't produce long-term satisfaction.
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I've never experienced the intensity but also such emotional satisfaction but also fear.
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I feel like in some weird way, I finally feel more job satisfaction.
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My team's investigation into this matter has now been completed to my satisfaction.
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Other important factors relate to people's commitment to their partner and relationship satisfaction.
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This approach is important, not just for personal satisfaction but also for politics.
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A gastronomic trail and pulsating party barges assure satisfaction for Epicureans and hedonists.
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I must admit to gleaning a perverse satisfaction from these exhibitions of collapse.
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The bank ranks No. 4 on J.D. Power's US National Banking Satisfaction Study.
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The market storm won't abate when the outbreak seems contained to everyone's satisfaction.
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As Odile, Ms. Fairchild showed some slither and hints of bad-girl satisfaction.
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In doing so, airport officials hope to relax passengers and increase their satisfaction.
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"That kind of day-to-day satisfaction I think is hard to match."
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Have you found greater satisfaction when you paid others to do your chores?
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Studies have shown unplugging can improve your job performance and overall life satisfaction.
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Each would attain a certain level of fame and satisfaction in future years.
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Sometimes all you really need is the satisfaction of clicking the send button.
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I can promise you he gets satisfaction being talked about in any capacity.
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And that their principles will trump their personal satisfaction with their health care.
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Mr. Zakarian "also acknowledged his satisfaction with the resolution," according to the statement.
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Ultimate Body Press offers a fairly nebulous 100% satisfaction guarantee with this product.
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Among low cost airlines, JetBlue and Southwest Airlines tied for highest customer satisfaction.
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Sexual fulfillment, satisfaction and experimentation were all encouraged, and not just for men.
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In fact, quality of life is often dictated by job satisfaction and compensation.
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"I used to have some satisfaction in it, but that's changed," he said.
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Best record results, both revenues, profits, operation performance, customer satisfaction, in our history.
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"Our print is already warpy; they made it warpier," Scott said, with satisfaction.
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As his creditors awaited satisfaction, HBO, thankfully, continued to provide him with work.
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"We have a bitter satisfaction following today's opinion," said Robert Cyglicki from Greenpeace.
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The stated goal of the partnership is improving employee satisfaction and reducing costs.
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On these surveys, we pay a lot of attention to what motivates satisfaction.
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The yellow light turns green, indicating satisfaction, announcing readiness, recognizing authority, command, control.
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Amazon consistently attributes its success to one focus: an "obsession" with customer satisfaction.
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The good news is that we know what contributes to higher workplace satisfaction.
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This could lead to the higher customer satisfaction reflected in the quality ratings.
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Periodically, people were also asked to assess their satisfaction with life in general.
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Physician leadership is critical for better patient outcomes, clinical performance and professional satisfaction.
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But it becomes so easy to forget about yourself, and your own satisfaction.
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The work has included customer satisfaction research and analysis of competitors, she said.
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We got some measure of satisfaction when officials agreed to drop the charges.
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It's always given me plenty of satisfaction and joy to write to you.
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"For me, satisfaction is when the project will meet the public," he said.
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I believe in Martin's talents, that he would give us such emotional satisfaction.
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These aircraft have performed excellently from a safety, reliability and customer satisfaction perspective.
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Interests are driving engagement and customer satisfaction, growing very rapidly with artificial intelligence.
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The feeds confirmed his satisfaction, rendered his relief a substrate of pure pleasure.
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They said that the warranty policy includes first a 45-day satisfaction guarantee.
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Prosecutors alleged the scene was also recorded on video for Raniere's sexual satisfaction.
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That "difficult" is where satisfaction comes from, that the search is part of the destination, that life is for living and living is about experiences — and that involves thought and effort and the satisfaction of amazing and the risk of awful.
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Southwest Airlines, the biggest user of Boeing's 25 Max jets that were grounded worldwide following two fatal crashes, dropped two places from the top in terms of passenger satisfaction in 753, a survey by the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI) showed.
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A pair of researchers drawing on data from 5,000 British workers also found that while absolute pay didn't predict a person's sense of satisfaction, their education did — as in the higher their education level, the lower their sense of life satisfaction.
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When it comes to job satisfaction, people who work remotely, even just one day a week, are 48 percent more likely to rate their job satisfaction 10 out of 10 on the happiness scale, according to a recent survey by PricewaterhouseCoopers.
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All the usual suspects including Comcast, Charter (Spectrum), AT&T, Verizon, and Optimum once again fell toward the bottom of the barrel in terms of overall satisfaction, reliability, and value, largely mirroring similar studies from the American Customer Satisfaction Index.
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It tends to offer good service as well, earning a 879 out of 1,000 from JD Power and Associates&apos 2019 Auto Claims Satisfaction survey, earning it a spot in the survey&aposs top three, tying with Erie for consumer satisfaction.
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Clearing records and freeing the wrongfully convicted is something that brings him great satisfaction.
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The average satisfaction level across the 28 countries in the EU was 36 percent.
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Both Germany and France showed sharp increases in satisfaction levels over the past months.
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It's about more than sexual satisfaction; I use it as a form of relaxation.
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They registered low job satisfaction and were likelier to look for a new job.
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Instead of dreaming of a podium and medals, she'd work toward her own satisfaction.
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That Trump himself expressed satisfaction with many of the protests that day was telling.
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Think more vacation time and free gym memberships are the keys to employee satisfaction?
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"I am now ten years beyond that," he says with a chuckle of satisfaction.
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There's a certain kind of satisfaction that comes with scoring something amazing on sale.
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Likewise, satisfaction with insurance coverage has dipped from 73% to 68% in that time.
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Last year, Apple won best overall satisfaction for U.S. tablets, narrowly beating out Microsoft.
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Consensual BDSM uses physical pain as a way to achieve pleasure, satisfaction, and happiness.
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For the retailers, this provides yet another means to offer instant satisfaction to customers.
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Like, do we honestly derive satisfaction from Dumbledore being declared gay ex-post-facto?
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But he takes tremendous satisfaction in having fed the same people for a decade.
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The heads of state expressed satisfaction with the conversation, which was businesslike and constructive.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, also expressed a lack of satisfaction regarding Trump's response.
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Plus, Capital One ranks No. 4 on J.D. Power's US National Banking Satisfaction Study.
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Involuntary joblessness takes a toll on life satisfaction, self-esteem, physical health and mortality.
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My stomach and heart were full of satisfaction and happiness after the $8.28 meal.
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Despite the Nobel committee's oversight, Rubin has long expressed satisfaction with her life's work.
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We use surveys, likes, dislikes, shares and other information to measure and improve satisfaction.
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Making each court play the same is the key to player satisfaction, said Stubley.
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Wegmans consistently ranks among Fortune magazine's Top 10 companies in terms of worker satisfaction.
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She couldn't help a little smugness, even if satisfaction was a mere siren call.
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The customers get the psychological satisfaction of being taken seriously by brand-name enterprises.
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What did you have to do to get those gore effects to your satisfaction?
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In many ways, I had the physiological response without the satisfaction of a tear.
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It's not an enduring satisfaction like a man may have had as a breadwinner.
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Notifications ended up being a strong driver of satisfaction, but not necessarily of purchase.
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Satisfaction doesn't mean dropping everything to fulfill my appetite's demands at a moment's notice.
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These results don't necessarily mean that satisfaction surveys are inaccurate, Winslow said by email.
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Women who become surrogates generally take great satisfaction in helping someone become a parent.
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We care deeply about customer satisfaction and will personally attend to any negative feedback.
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Spectators, however, get greater satisfaction from seeing the unpredictability play out with a ball.
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Stopping what you're doing to eat will help with the low satisfaction and distraction.
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If she leaves empty-handed, she says, she'll take her satisfaction from the nominations.
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Nest's employee retention and satisfaction have significantly improved over his time with the team.
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"What I feel is a deep satisfaction when I get it right," she said.
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While perception isn't everything, Amazon's core values all rotate around customer obsession and satisfaction.
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Nest's employee retention and satisfaction has significantly improved over his time with the team.
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I hope people get some comfort, some satisfaction, something, out of what I'm doing.
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"Arya, the demon barber of Westeros," has a certain roundness and satisfaction to it.
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We've seen our customer satisfaction scores, for lots of reasons, go through the roof.
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Providing opportunities for them to pursue their passions improves their productivity and job satisfaction.
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Each airport was then given a score for three categories: satisfaction, price and quality.
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Something that you'd expect from a zealot satisfied to hear "Satisfaction" one more time.
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Like all executive branch positions, her continued service depends on the president's continued satisfaction.
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Those, however, don't exactly provide the kind of daily, buttery satisfaction of an avocado.
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Her patient satisfaction scores climbed rapidly above 90 percent, which she was thrilled about.
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Today, companies are realizing that remote work options are tied to increased employee satisfaction.
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You'll get the same do-good satisfaction — plus a brand new Tesla worth $135,000.
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Indeed, that satisfaction probably enhances their vision in ways that are difficult to quantify.
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"Frequency [of sex] isn't necessarily an indicator of relationship satisfaction or happiness," she says.
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In that context, Booker's jumpshot is comfort food, dripping with grease and familiar satisfaction.
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Refunds can be a good investment when you keep a 99 percent satisfaction rate.
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If that happens, the satisfaction many Brazilians will feel may be tinged with saudades.
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It was his way of both encouraging hard work but cautioning against self-satisfaction.
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I know it was not easy to provide viewers with any sort of satisfaction.
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But Tepper notes that even patients who only use these sensations report full satisfaction.
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Stone expressed his satisfaction with the decision and the justice system after the verdict.
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In fact, plenty of women seek emotional and sexual satisfaction outside of monogamous relationships.
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Financial satisfaction has risen steadily upward since the financial crisis that began in 2007.
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If customer service erodes enough, the consequence is also a dip in customer satisfaction.
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Patient satisfaction ratings were high before the intervention and unchanged afterward, the study found.
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Dell offers a 100 day warranty + 30 day satisfaction guarantee (with extra warranty options).
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Nearly every respondent answered positively, giving AirPods a whopping 1593 percent customer satisfaction rating.
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It makes a big difference, both to your ratings and the overall guest satisfaction.
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If I was happy, I didn't eat because I didn't need satisfaction from food.
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Papa John's came in second -- and Chipotle had the most glaring change in satisfaction.
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You're better off organizing employee satisfaction surveys and soliciting feedback from your direct reports.
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Overall, satisfaction rankings rose 2.1 points compared to last year, according to the report.
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For airports, I combined on-time departure statistics with a leading passenger satisfaction survey.
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Respondents with a rich social network were two satisfaction points higher than those without.
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Guest experience managers, also known as guest service managers, are charged with visitor satisfaction.
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Research even suggests that physical affection is related to greater satisfaction in romantic relationships.
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Fortunately, most studies show that patient satisfaction and clinical measures of quality are aligned.
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Answer to the IRS' satisfaction, and that is often the end of it. Congratulations!
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Going into the Circular Denim review, that was my gauge for quality and satisfaction.
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A translation of a long work is simply never entirely done to one's satisfaction.
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As with everything you buy from REI, you're covered by its 100% Satisfaction Guarantee.
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How Selectively Looking the Other Way Can Decrease Behavioral Problems and Increase Parenting Satisfaction.
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How can I deliver my product in a new way that maximizes customer satisfaction?
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But the business has survived five years and brought her a wealth of satisfaction.
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This suggests that men take responsibility for a woman's sexual satisfaction, the authors note.
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"Linda got it at the mall a few days ago," he said with satisfaction.
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That beats out the worldwide rate of job satisfaction, which comes in at 18%.
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I just want to train, and find satisfaction in edging ever closer to greatness.
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Demicco says the satisfaction of statistics may never come, but that doesn't faze him.
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As far as musical satisfaction is concerned, Calvin Harris just can't make you come.
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Unfortunately, Russ is not about to give anyone the satisfaction of a sound byte.
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Wednesday afternoon's curious new moon in Gemini generates emotional satisfaction from expanding your horizons.
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"Satisfaction to me is not reached until the numbers are increased," Saint John said.
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But I will say, Dawnbringer was always more about the hunger than the satisfaction.
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It's a pretty safe bet the "satisfaction" he's looking for involves silencing this debate.
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The Golden Arches already lags behind its competitors when it comes to customer satisfaction.
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Mr. Trump has repeatedly expressed his satisfaction with Mr. Mattis to those around him.
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A more meaningful study would ask participants about their job satisfaction, creativity and happiness.
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In exit interviews in California, women gave them a nearly 100 percent satisfaction rating.
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There's a lot of satisfaction in activism, even if you don't win every battle.
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For decades, Whole Foods could charge a premium to give shoppers this self-satisfaction.
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I miss the activity and satisfaction that came from building and running a company.
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Yet preparing for retirement isn't what "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction" is all about.
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The punchline here is that we as a species are not designed for satisfaction.
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"It looks like she's just a mile high," Mr. Oldenburg said, beaming with satisfaction.
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She expressed satisfaction moderately: "I think this almost works," she said at one point.
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My life is desire and satisfaction, and desire again — no moment ever captures me.
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Sexual communication, satisfaction, and condom use behavior in friends with benefits and romantic partners.
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What's new here is the evidence that higher income is causing higher life satisfaction.
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And then there is the satisfaction that comes with the grateful follow-up emails.
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Additionally, making platform enhancements can help further streamline its operations to ensure customer satisfaction.
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I think you get a lot of satisfaction in life from helping other people.
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Does the fact Enable and Flintshire come from the same family bring extra satisfaction?
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Those who listed their spouse were twice as likely to have higher life satisfaction.
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During the first year, their satisfaction with their marriages declined, which unfortunately is typical.
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The terms of the settlement were confidential, but one of the plaintiffs expressed satisfaction.
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What I feel more than anything is a satisfaction about absorbing the whole canon.
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Putin recently proclaimed with justified satisfaction that life expectancy in Russia had reached 73.
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In the more northerly bit of Alaska, flush with oil, 66% expressed their satisfaction.
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In other words, responding constructively to employee feedback and criticism can increase employee satisfaction.
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And, of course, you have the satisfaction of actually making something that may last.
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"Bowen Yang Is Bringing the Queer Agenda to Television," Out magazine proclaimed with satisfaction.
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Both fast food restaurants have stayed consistent as top performing chains in customer satisfaction.
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Industry researchers AutoPacific, also that month, ranked a Genesis sedan highest in vehicle satisfaction.
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"You will get satisfaction from seeing the progress as you go along," McFadden said.
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It is overpowering satisfaction with the economy and widening the Democrats' "generic ballot" edge.
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"We're pleased this situation has been resolved to our satisfaction," a Tesco spokesman said.
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Her mission isn't revolution, but the search for a more personal form of satisfaction.
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At the time, President Barack Obama and other American officials and diplomats expressed satisfaction.
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Polls consistently show high voter satisfaction with ranked-choice voting, and it's no surprise.
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But when it comes to workplace satisfaction, the level of happiness changes by region.
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This could manifest itself as less pain or anxiety, and more "satisfaction" with care.
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But liberals can be excused a little satisfaction as they look at recent events.
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But Obama, as he often does, urged a long view over immediate political satisfaction.
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How much satisfaction would Moffitt derive from beating his old team for the title?
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Appropriation suggests a significant amount of self-satisfaction and a desire to show off.
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It was the way Trump approached his entire presidency, much to their great satisfaction.
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And we should make resident and family satisfaction ratings of nursing homes publicly available.
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CareMore's Jain said that partnering with Lyft has cut costs and improved patient satisfaction.
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Sweden has been at the forefront of European countries seeking to engender employee satisfaction.
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"This is where the Communists had their big parades," Kucharicky told me with satisfaction.
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The Australian Open, played on hardcourts, has never brought her that sort of satisfaction.
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A blush of primal satisfaction colored the Bog Girl's cheeks as the fabric moved.
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There's even a noted positive correlation between privacy, higher job satisfaction and work performance.
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Plus, Chase ranks No. 2 on J.D. Power&aposs US National Banking Satisfaction Study.
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"Guest satisfaction is very, very high," said CEO Iger on a recent earnings call.
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"Customer satisfaction is off the charts for iPhone X." It's your typical halo effect.
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Satisfaction was higher, however, among those who used the servicer's website or mobile app.
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Inclusion is one of the most essential factors for employee satisfaction, according to Fortune.
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So there's a collective satisfaction that Mr. Moix has been put in his place.
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But I still managed to leave feeling a certain, base-level sense of satisfaction.
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"We take no satisfaction in the disruption that this case has triggered," he said.
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Her version, though, supplies less dill, less sauce and less satisfaction than some others.
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Gasoline is a lot like wine: A higher price does not assure greater satisfaction.
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These numbers might seem small, but remember: Persistent changes in life satisfaction are rare.
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I don't feel any satisfaction; I don't feel any glee, or joy, or accomplishment.
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The craftsmanship on display here is incredible, and the amount of satisfaction you'd get from building an entire log cabin using just hand tools might even come close to the satisfaction you get from responding to every last email in your inbox.
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Using user-generated data from its platform, Glassdoor looked at median base salary per year, job satisfaction rating and the number of job openings for each position and identified the jobs that provide the strongest combination of pay, opportunity and employee satisfaction.
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He has found that families' and residents' satisfaction varied significantly at the poles — they did prefer five-star to one-star homes — but the differences in satisfaction between one- and two-star homes, or those with four versus five stars, were negligible.
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The question is if only I went out and spent a dollar on myself, in dollar terms, how much satisfaction would that buy for me, versus if someone else spent a dollar on me, how much satisfaction would I get from that?
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There's so much satisfaction when we overcome the pressure, though, so we can't stop performing.
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At a second factory, the handler feeds the workers lines about productivity and workplace satisfaction.
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Mr Griffiths's bracing style was not in keeping with the era of student-satisfaction surveys.
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The good vibes led to deepening satisfaction among the GOP base with the Republican president.
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The other firms included, Amazon, LG, Asus and Acer all had below-average satisfaction numbers.
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It was one of the first ones he decorated, and he couldn't hide his satisfaction.
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Shulman recalls feeling a "bit of charge or momentary satisfaction" when he used to shoplift.
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The satiety and satisfaction that the fat offers will ultimately allow you to eat less.
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"Our results suggest it is more difficult to affect happiness than life satisfaction," Ostling added.
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In both cases satisfaction with housing rose, though stress levels and school attendance were unchanged.
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Relationship issues included problems with joint decision-making, values, affection and satisfaction with the relationship.
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Home Depot (279) saw a ten percent jump in satisfaction to squeak past Lowe's (79).
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"In terms of employee satisfaction alone, Acrobat pays for itself," an IRS official told Adobe.
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Their findings show the men who received full light therapy tripled their sexual satisfaction scores.
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This model offers the mentor personal satisfaction as well as ROI if the kid succeeds.
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Drawing from my own experiences, I asked her why promiscuity doesn't always correlate with satisfaction.
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And yet, iPhone sales keep breaking records and Apple user satisfaction ratings remain sky-high.
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How would Twitter or Facebook successfully prove that to the satisfaction of the FTC members?
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After a while, she said, the satisfaction of wrong-footing people gave way to exasperation.
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In case you disagree, each carrier comes with a satisfaction guarantee and two-year warranty.
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The poll did find that "satisfaction" is up, but it's not at a record high.
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Again, higher spending does not seem to result in better care or greater patient satisfaction.
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Hunger is a need, an enduring hollowness that begs for satisfaction by any means necessary.
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Population surveys typically find both women and men report the lowest satisfaction in middle age.
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Physicians with moderate to severe depression had a decrease in work productivity and job satisfaction.
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"Sometimes watching the video can bring the same satisfaction as actually popping," Dr. Berlin says.
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The women reported deriving more satisfaction from prayer, worship and meditation than from watching television.
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Bev ought to have felt a bitter satisfaction at glimpsing this moment of disharmony. See?
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For men and women, higher levels of neuroticism were linked with lower levels of satisfaction.
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Intriguingly, husbands' openness was negatively correlated with satisfaction, while for wives it was the opposite.
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JFK has the eighth-lowest satisfaction rating, still below the national average for large airports.
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The real satisfaction comes from fixing a lot of PCs and feeling like an expert.
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"My team's investigation into this matter has now been completed to my satisfaction," Olympios said.
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In other words, can we be genuinely happy if our primary aim is self-satisfaction?
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Surveys of assembly-goers suggest that the great majority feel greater "life satisfaction" through participation.
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United also said it would take actions to reduce overbooking flights and improve customer satisfaction.
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The result: annual savings of $77 million over two years and increased patient consumer satisfaction!
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The way he stared at Kulagin suggested that no satisfaction would be granted before death.
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The burden of satisfaction in my body and my life doesn't shift to somebody else.
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Be it a sales goal, a client satisfaction rating, an output metric, a quality target.
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Its umbrella agency, the Department of Homeland Security, consistently ranks last in employment satisfaction rankings.
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Beam may have given Biles the most satisfaction between the two days in Kansas City.
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Why do I get so much satisfaction from watching rich girls who live in L.A.?
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At what point does satisfaction with one's circumstances become collusion with the exploitation of others?
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Both provided little visibility on customers and even less control over customer experience or satisfaction.
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Nicole: I don't really think it's about satisfaction as much as it is about acceptance.
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The process of making—and eating—your own creation carries with it its own satisfaction.
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Several studies have shown mixed satisfaction among intersex adults who underwent genital surgery as infants.
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Even when something great happens to envious people, they don't derive any satisfaction from it.
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Frontier was lowest for customer satisfaction in J.D. Power's North American airline survey in 2016.
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The second-lowest scorer was Frontier Airlines, which had a customer-satisfaction rating of 63.
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With users aged 18-34, Snapchat reached a high satisfaction score of 27 in January.
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Kim showed great satisfaction with the construction of "our kind of powerful submarine", it said.
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Products that meet these criteria often receive increased customer satisfaction and a broader user base.
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It has been ranked near the bottom for patient satisfaction and overall access to care.
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His face played a symphony of emotions: satisfaction, triumph, smugness, consternation, confusion, realisation, horror, disgust.
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But having sex more than once a week yields no comparable increase in relationship satisfaction.
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Job satisfaction goes a long way in supporting one's overall mood and attitude about work.
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De Jong: I feel a tremendous sense of accomplishment and satisfaction when I hear it.
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Chris Mars, the quiet, mysterious drummer, played along until he found satisfaction as a painter.
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They reported significant improvements in satisfaction and fewer unmet needs for help with personal care.
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The industry has consistently ranked near the bottom in customer satisfaction surveys of different companies.
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Overall, 88 percent of women and 90 percent of men reported moderate to high satisfaction.
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In exit interviews in California, women gave the centers a nearly 100 percent satisfaction rating.
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"We were able to see the IOC's full satisfaction with the Games' preparation," added Takaya.
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But while it doesn't currently tally mistakes to Makary's satisfaction, the CDC knows about them.
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Not surprisingly, technology plays a huge role in Gen X/Y's satisfaction with their advisor.
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Mr. Putin, visiting United Russia headquarters in Moscow on Sunday, expressed satisfaction with the results.
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You have to show them you care about them, their safety, job satisfaction and careers.
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You're supposed to be growing in Christ, and instead you've been growing in self-satisfaction.
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Relationship satisfaction, such as a marriage, is generally more strongly associated with happiness, Oishi says.
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" In the letter, Duff says, "the matter was resolved to the satisfaction of the employee.
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"Any payment made in satisfaction of a liability is considered a tax payment," Walczak said.
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Now, Harris' net satisfaction is down to +16 points, with 40% satisfied and 24% unsatisfied.
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Diamond notes with satisfaction that Indonesia has calmed and prospered in the past half-century.
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"This is a restaurant where Gerhard Schröder used to come," Sloterdijk told me with satisfaction.
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Calls of "point of order" weren't given any satisfaction—Goodlatte permits him to proceed. pic.twitter.
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She squinted, homed in on his hands and then shifted her shoulders back with satisfaction.
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You'd be surprised how many regional insurers have better customer satisfaction than the big wigs.
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I derive this deep, deep satisfaction that nothing else, including sex, has ever given me.
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For example, plants can improve employee satisfaction and boost productivity by up to 15 percent.
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"I think there is a high level of satisfaction with the new administration," he said.
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That is, we get additional satisfaction from having more house than the Joneses next door.
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It's sort of like when a vendor promises 100 percent satisfaction or your money back.
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When I read it I was very happy what he did, it was such satisfaction.
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Tim Ryan has enjoyed increased satisfaction from the same people who were satisfied with Hickenlooper.
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"With Trump's victory, that barrier has loosened a bit," Mr. Hofer said with evident satisfaction.
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She's gotta go and I want Arya to experience the satisfaction of doing the deed.
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While my degree of satisfaction varied among certain masks, none of them were objectively bad.
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For this reason, we should not assume that greater satisfaction necessarily means better medical outcomes.
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They're not going to be better and better; they're not going to have job satisfaction.
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They can also learn the satisfaction of working hard to build savings and achieve goals.
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" He gestures at his expansive view, with undisguised satisfaction, and says, "Look at this. Wow.
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Job site Glassdoor took a look at the jobs with the highest employee satisfaction rates.
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It is with great sorrow, yet unwavering satisfaction, that I sign off for the season.
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There is some personal satisfaction in doing right by ourselves as well as our grandchildren.
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Now, she draws for her own satisfaction, selling her drawings on a humble Etsy store.
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There is a huge bit of satisfaction in doing what you like to do. Hey.
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What about support for democracy in principle, not just satisfaction with American democracy right now?
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While the answers to these looming questions were satisfying, satisfaction wasn't the finale's greatest achievement.
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Meltzer noticed that couples reported heightened sexual satisfaction up to two days after having sex.
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Customer satisfaction with government and private sector services isn't quite a full measure of happiness.
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During Venus's stay in Leo, you will get satisfaction from making your house a home.
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And in the current study, she finds that all men report similar sexual satisfaction overall.
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In other words, there were no differences in sexual satisfaction, orgasm frequency, or recent sex.
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There are new lows ahead, if the latest American Customer Satisfaction Index is any indication.
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Interestingly, though, participants' partner's personalities didn't affect their satisfaction — only their own personalities mattered there.
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But look to it for beauty and lyricism, and you may find a deeper satisfaction.
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The trade body expressed "deep satisfaction" at the government's decision not to extend the deadline.
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So given all these constraints, will Johnson wrap up Leia's story to the audience's satisfaction?
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"What brings me the most satisfaction is the obligation to complete this course," she said.
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And she does, numerous times, taking satisfaction in not raising a dreaded Kardashian or two.
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"Looks like you all know who my pal is," Biden tells his antagonists with satisfaction.
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This would likely streamline the experience of SMBs, while also boosting customer loyalty and satisfaction.
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Weiss's approach to greater satisfaction and success at work is steeped in evidence-based science.
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Still, given their deep frustration, business executives may greet Mr. Trump's move with quiet satisfaction.
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Bereft of meaning or satisfaction, they can still vent their frustrations through such an outlet.
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All this breeds some basic satisfaction, said an understated Mr. Berg, the former council chairman.
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But yeah, I take satisfaction that I had some effect on the way things changed.
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Then you could clock out of your job at 5 and get your satisfaction elsewhere.
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Caged animals cannot dodge the rain, endure hunger, or feel the satisfaction of finding food.
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He sits back down and sips from one of the cups, swallowing with apparent satisfaction.
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I get more satisfaction from being patient and persistent than I do from instantaneous rewards.
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"The most followed drag queen in the world is Brazilian," Mx. Vittar noted with satisfaction.
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