Meaning how we define beauty's length shrinks and shrinks and shrinks.
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As the population shrinks, the tax base shrinks with it.
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Smarter shipping shrinks the physical world the way faster internet shrinks the digital one.
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No. It would more accurate to say that it shrinks it—but how much it shrinks it won't be clear until further details emerge.
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Well, eventually, many of those people are just garden-variety neurotics and they go to shrinks, and shrinks give them medicine, and they may then become eligible for some of these experiences.
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As the number of jobless workers shrinks, this option disappears.
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With Blue Apron portions, that number shrinks to almost nothing.
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And when our income shrinks, we make do with less.
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That way the uncertainly associated with the findings shrinks rapidly.
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As the rebels' following shrinks, the army's may be growing.
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Companies will substitute capital for labour as the workforce shrinks.
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Snapchat is hedging its bets as its social network shrinks.
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Snapchat shrinks by 3M users to 188M despite strong Q2
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With ActiveTrack that shrinks to just 24 to 24 feet.
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The group suffers, too, as its range of perspectives shrinks.
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That's because as we age, our brain shrinks, he said.
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It shrinks into a whisper, a plea for more life.
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That $400 million shrinks after marketing costs are factored in.
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He is author of Shrinks: The Untold Story of Psychiatry.
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Traffic congestion can never be "solved" unless a city shrinks.
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Channel Orange expands as you listen; Blonde shrinks under scrutiny.
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By puberty, the gland's work is done, and it shrinks.
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As unemployment declines, it effectively shrinks the supply of labor.
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But as the country's economy shrinks, González's life is hardly unique.
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As the economy approaches its capacity, the margin for error shrinks.
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And just as distance shrinks, the space of possibilities opens wide.
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It turns out that the gap shrinks — but does not disappear.
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Clinton's lead shrinks when Johnson and Stein enter the fray, however.
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I hope to be part of the field as it shrinks.
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Meg shrinks from the most harmless interactions and wills her isolation.
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In actuality, defense continues to expand while diplomacy and development shrinks.
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"As the population shrinks, so does the culture," the narrator states.
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Citi's Buckland recommends buying U.S. stocks as share count there shrinks.
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Each year, the number of living World War II veterans shrinks.
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It shrinks him to a costly one-off, a wretched asterisk.
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The cone shrinks as our ability to predict the weather improves.
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A recession occurs when the economy shrinks for two consecutive quarters.
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This shrinks the entire program, significantly reducing the federal government role.
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So that at the first disappointment, it all shrinks very quickly.
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Once you get below the major leagues, player compensation shrinks dramatically.
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Mr. Castro's departure shrinks the field of Democratic candidates to 14.
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Ten years shrinks like the pages of a water-damaged book.
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It has definitely filled the gap as the DVD business shrinks.
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As political freedom shrinks, inequality has been exacerbated by an economic crisis.
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Free trade expands the economic pie; interference with trade shrinks that pie.
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Adding another 4 million users to the docket definitely shrinks that gap.
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This is partly because she knows ESSA shrinks her room for manoeuvre.
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As the population ages and shrinks, the services residents need have changed.
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Then after mid-2019 the credit shrinks to $1,875 before disappearing entirely.
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It might be decades before the fleet of combustion engines actually shrinks.
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And as it shrinks, the moon actively produces moonquakes along the faults.
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When you belittle someone, it virtually shrinks them, making them seem small.
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However, there is one place where this difference shrinks: among unionized workers.
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Even the pro-shutdown caucus shrinks when the question becomes more specific.
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This new technology shrinks the area or margin of error by 50%.
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The EU, in effect, shrinks the distance between European economies even further.
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As our needs grow along with population every year, our funding shrinks.
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Her lead shrinks when third-party candidates are factored into the race.
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Clear-cutting for grazing or growing feed also shrinks gas-absorbing forests.
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When you view the man with clear eyes, he shrinks and withers.
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Sometimes when you accept a diagnosis, your world shrinks in on itself.
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That lead shrinks to 3 points when all four candidates are included.
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When you filter it for people of color, it shrinks to 29.
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Access to the means of production grows while the artistic product shrinks.
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I get reassigned to another section as the Clintons' audience space shrinks.
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The 6S shares the smaller display, but shrinks things down even further.
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As the market shrinks there's less volume that's able to come in.
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It, once again, shrinks back into the hole it rose out of.
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Josh Gad will play his son, who, yes, reportedly shrinks his kids.
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But if something goes wrong on the ground, that window shrinks considerably.
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Majoritarianism also shrinks government and welfare spending, by similar magnitudes as presidentialism.
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SHRINKS: The Untold Story of Psychiatry, by Jeffrey A. Lieberman with Ogi Ogas.
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Climate is clearly Sanders's biggest advantage; his lead shrinks on other key issues.
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When he shrinks himself in the relativity cloud, he decreases his total mass.
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And the price of oil will not stop falling until the glut shrinks.
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As the ice cap shrinks, NATO and Russia bolster their military presence there.
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Everything shrinks at the same rate so you don't get an uneven lining.
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But as its core territory shrinks, ISIS will celebrate them with desperate glee.
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Hopefully our union can settle our contract before my paycheck shrinks next month.
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He will still talk to them, but power always shrinks on the outside.
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As the market shrinks, automakers are hiking incentives to entice consumers to spend.
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Today, the glacier is also thinning, as it shrinks in on its sides.
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Here's what you need to know: • Electoral map shrinks for Sanders and Cruz.
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Clinton's lead shrinks to 22019 points when third-party candidates enter the fray.
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But when the field shrinks in the red zone, Nagy came away frustrated.
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Bears, too, are adjusting to life in cities as their natural habitat shrinks.
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It's something that can grow as needed — and shrinks back down when not.
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As the available space for wireless mics shrinks, it also becomes more crowded.
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He is author of Shrinks: The Untold Story of Psychiatry (Little Brown, 2015).
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At stake: whether the Republicans' already-slim majority shrinks to just one seat.
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August in New York is traditionally a month without shrinks or new shows.
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Mr. Petty briefly either shrinks inside his outfit or his clothes turn enormous.
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As that reserve shrinks to normal levels, raises should pick up, she says.
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Mr. Douthat shrinks from such reforms, evidently preferring the dead hand of tradition.
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Even as their control of territory shrinks, a return to guerrilla warfare beckons.
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Borrowing money to pay for tax cuts for the rich shrinks the deficit.
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Whenever these incidents happen, our world shrinks and we feel even less safe.
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The deal marks Altria's latest attempt to diversify as its signature cigarette business shrinks.
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And scientists say the moon is shrinking like a grape shrinks to a raisin.
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And weeding out illiquid, badly run companies in unattractive sectors further shrinks the shortlist.
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This shrinks down the screen to something that's easier to use with one hand.
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Every election, like clockwork, white dominance in voting shrinks by a few percentage points.
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The global lender thinks it can bolster returns even as its balance sheet shrinks.
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Terror export fears as ISIS 'caliphate' shrinks CNN's Simon Cullen contributed to this report.
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The tissue in the vagina shrinks, and these changes get progressively worse over time.
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The estimate shrinks further in first quarter to $62.80 million, according to Refinitiv data.
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Eventually, the spatial dimension extending from the center shrinks to nothing, hitting a boundary.
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Anything that shrinks the distance between us and those shows will be rapidly embraced.
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That proportion shrinks to 5-10% when a more fundamental choice must be made.
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Clinton's lead shrinks in the Reuters/Ipsos poll when third-party candidates are included.
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If Blankenship is not on the ballot, Manchin's lead shrinks slightly to 6900 percent.
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The slate of options open to the U.S. shrinks with every North Korean launch.
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The redesign, which shrinks weight to avoid raising the price, has outraged some fans.
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The redesign, which shrinks the weight to avoid raising the price, has outraged fans.
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Keep following the feeling, observe it as it shifts and changes, grows and shrinks.
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Solitary confinement also affects parts of the brain—physically shrinks parts of the brain.
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Exactly how a shrew shrinks its brain is still something of a head-scratcher.
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When the budget shrinks, personnel decisions have to take account of the employment market.
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Foreign aid can sustain the government, even as its control of the country shrinks.
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He decides to shirk his duty by eating the leaf, but he immediately shrinks.
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In every battle royale game, the area of play slowly shrinks throughout each match.
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For half a century prayer has been forbidden in schools and church membership shrinks.
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Whether the bureaucracy shrinks or grows depends on what Congress and the president do.
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The likely rise in premiums as the buyer pool shrinks will bring future adjustments.
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Borrowing money to pay for tax cuts for the rich shrinks the deficit. pic.twitter.
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If the economy shrinks again this quarter the country will officially be in recession.
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Supervisors aren't shrinks, and you can't expect them to understand every diagnosis on the planet.
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Both deals could provide Altria with new sources of revenue as its main business shrinks.
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Once the number of debaters shrinks, the question is, does Yang get even more attention?
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If that shrinks further or goes negative, it could signal weakness in the economic outlook.
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To start with, it shrinks the attack surface for organizations increasingly dependent on cloud services.
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Assume net income shrinks 1% in 2019 and the forward multiple is over four times.
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It was gratifying to read your leader on mental-health care ("Shrinks, expanded", March 16th).
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Without them, the tax base shrinks to such an extent that countries simply go broke.
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And that inner circle shrinks down to family and friends when the chips are down.
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It essentially shrinks the technology found in larger directional speakers to a more portable size.
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You'll also get a collapsible lantern that shrinks down to the size of your smartphone.
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Dragging your finger up and down on the send button embiggens or shrinks your text.
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Una takes on a life of her own while Mazzei, torn between different expectations, shrinks.
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Politically, of course, it cleaves to the left, yet by temperament it shrinks from progress.
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Even as its territory shrinks, the jihadists remain adept at launching hit-and-run attacks.
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But it is better for everyone if that circle expands over time, rather than shrinks.
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That has consequences for the rest of the economy as the working age population shrinks.
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If the margin shrinks to half a percentage point it would trigger an automatic recount.
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There is still time to write a climate bill that shrinks the size of government.
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"The whole front of the brain shrinks with age, this is well known," she says.
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Enter the pooling layer, which shrinks it all into a more general and digestible form.
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They're dying to tell you what they just discovered about their tsoris at their shrinks.
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So as older computers go off line, the size of the great botnet continually shrinks.
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They've also become brand extensions, providing more sources of revenue as the TV show shrinks.
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It's a debilitating chronic disease that shrinks the amount of oxygen that reaches your bloodstream.
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That, in turn, shrinks the number of shares outstanding, boosting the holdings of existing shareholders.
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She shrinks as she climbs, shedding her shapeless black wrap for a skintight scarlet number.
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As the city's population grows, the number of apartments available shrinks, particularly the cheaper ones.
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If it shrinks, rips, fades, or anything else, you can get a replacement for free.
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As our military shrinks in size, it becomes harder and harder to compete for orders.
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As Portugal's population shrinks its government might hope that others will follow the pop star.
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Under that scenario, the debt burden shrinks as a share of our economy every year.
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Applying a "value-added" analysis to the overall U.S. deficit with Mexico shrinks it significantly.
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A recession, which occurs when the economy shrinks for two consecutive quarters, now appears imminent.
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Without these drills, their ability to fight with one another to win that conflict shrinks.
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In some areas the fat atrophies (shrinks away) and creating hollows (for instance around the eyes).
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It's unclear what Macy's will do with the space leftover after the store shrinks in size.
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The only reason I can think of to build such machines is to employ more shrinks.
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STMicroelectronics (STM) cut its full year spending target, as demand for smartphone and other semiconductors shrinks.
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You'll be surprised to hear that your friends and family know great shrinks who can help.
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If it shrinks, it means people might still visit occasionally, but they don't care as much.
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As Trump's electoral map shrinks, the Clinton campaign eyes opportunities to pick up other red states.
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B12 deficiency shrinks the brain, leading to a significant decline in cognitive function, paranoia and hallucinations.
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"This is his third prosthetic because like a human, the stump shrinks over time," Sage explains.
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His frame of reference shrinks to a few eccentric acquaintances, pop songs and scraps of reading.
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As Spanish use at home shrinks among Latino families, the language seems destined to dwindle too.
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A narrow surplus can become a wide deficit if the size of the base suddenly shrinks.
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The bad news for Trump is that his pathway to 270 electoral votes shrinks every day.
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Friday's poll found the gap separating Clinton and Trump shrinks in a head-to-head matchup.
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Art, such as the creation of a sculpture forest that shrinks every day until it's gone.
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However, as the physical risk of self-administered abortion shrinks, the risk of arrest looms larger.
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As its mass shrinks the star's core gets hotter, which in turn releases more ultraviolet light.
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As the size of technology shrinks, wearable devices have become hugely popular, from iPods to fitbits.
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Cook, stirring occasionally, until bok choy starts to wilt and shrinks by half, about 2 minutes.
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As clinic access shrinks, more and more women are going online to research self-induced abortions.
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Big cities such as Tokyo continue to grow, even as the population as a whole shrinks.
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Manchin's lead under that circumstance shrinks to 22019 points if Blankenship is not on the ballot.
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When multiple tax cuts and increases by the same President are grouped, Trump's cut shrinks further.
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Hope, Janet, and Hank are waiting in the real, life-size world, while Scott shrinks down.
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When we fixate on dangers, anxiety grows, and when we turn our attention elsewhere, it shrinks.
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Over the course of a game, the playable area shrinks as a gas cloud closes in.
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"After you've been here a few years, your circle of the city shrinks," Mr. Green said.
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This change shrinks your monthly payments, but does mean you'll pay more in interest over time.
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This shrinks the workforce, slows GDP growth and reduces returns on capital—and thus bond yields.
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My dollars have a non-negligible impact on which of those companies grows and which shrinks.
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Employing blockchain shrinks the costs associated with online transactions, all while concurrently increasing legitimacy and security.
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This eventually catches up with stocks as the economy grinds to a halt or even shrinks.
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But Clinton's advantage over Trump shrinks to 6900 points when third-party candidates enter the picture.
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If leaving the European Union squeezes trade and shrinks foreign investment, British living standards will suffer.
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Other shrinks also seek him out in personal workshops, and I think tend to emulate him.
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The margin shrinks from 225 points among the general population to 22018 points among likely voters.
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The margin shrinks from 14 points among the general population to 9 points among likely voters.
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The sale of CSA shrinks the proportion of sales generated from steel to less than 25 percent.
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So, revolution by revolution, the system of two black holes emits gravitational waves and their orbit shrinks.
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Your health bar shrinks and changes color from green to yellow to red as you take damage.
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Musk also tweeted Wednesday a reminder that the US federal tax credit for Teslas shrinks next month.
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Donald Trump's undermining of the Iran nuclear deal only shrinks U.S. options for dealing with North Korea.
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The government says it could collapse to 2700m by mid-century as the population ages and shrinks.
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Yeti Nano shrinks the form factor of Blue's most popular line into something for more economically accessible.
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Yahoo has been laying off employees and seeking to cut costs as its core Internet business shrinks.
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But as ice shrinks, dark ocean and land is exposed, which absorbs sunlight, leading to higher temperatures.
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She would subsidise child care, and expand the child-tax credit, which shrinks parents' income-tax bills.
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But as confidence in an all-Chinese model grows, the perceived value of tolerating two systems shrinks.
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Gad will pick up the mantle as Wayne's adult son, Nick, who accidentally shrinks his own children.
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When folded, the tablet shrinks down into a 5.5-inch phone that could fit into your pocket.
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Frontotemporal dementia shrinks brain tissues and leads to changes in personality and behavior, and difficulties with language.
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When you scroll, though, the giant header shrinks down and you have a full screen of content.
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While the contours of sexism shift with age, the number of usable hours in each day shrinks.
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Mr Son may also be hoping that floating the telecoms business shrinks the discount on SoftBank's shares.
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DE> are exiting this business, Philips expects it to remains a cash cow even as it shrinks.
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As time passes, the safe play area shrinks, forcing players into the same region of the map.
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According to Dr Richards, that shrinks the space worth searching for sediment-hosted deposits by two-thirds.
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But the number shrinks every day, as ex-guerrillas abandon the process and melt into the countryside.
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Over time, the calculations needed to verify a block get more difficult and the bitcoin award shrinks.
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NES Classic Edition shrinks Nintendo's very first North American video game console to adorable palm-sized proportions.
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As the Islamic State loses land, the population it can extort and levy taxes against also shrinks.
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When looking at workers of similar age, education and experience, that gap shrinks slightly, to 19.1 percent.
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As criminalization increases and affordable housing shrinks, advocates are coming together to call for housing — not handcuffs.
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And if a trade deficit shrinks, the United States would not "gain" money that had been lost.
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Also-ran candidates in West Virginia racking up votes Morrisey's lead shrinks Updated at 8:30 p.m.
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"When it shrinks you can say it's ugly, it's a block," architect Robert Konieczny previously told Insider.
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It shrinks your awareness of the present and your ability to enjoy what's around you right now.
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That is why Congress needs to stand up for American values, where the Trump administration shrinks back.
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The long, winding bike path that connects Venice to Santa Monica shrinks to a 15 minute skate.
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When you cut off human skin it immediately starts to hydrate and shrinks and kind of shrivels.
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Yes, I'm going to try a medicine that supposedly shrinks vaginas, and will, therefore, enhance sexual pleasure.
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That shrinks the screen down to 5.7 inches and pops a single 13-megapixel camera on back.
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She learns about her condition and accepts that she needs help, and gradually, the immense ball shrinks.
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The tough truth is that in this global emergency, while solidarity expands, the idea of "we" shrinks.
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More substantively, Palestinian critics observe that "Fauda" shrinks from fully conveying the oppressiveness of the Israeli occupation.
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The new law shrinks the penalty to 10 percent from 18 percent, shrinking policyholders' leverage with it.
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At the same time, Asahi is looking overseas for growth as its home market ages and shrinks.
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It&aposs not often that you hear an executive openly hope that their department shrinks in size.
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This warms the ocean further, which continues a vicious cycle that shrinks the sea ice even more.
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These liquidity requirements will continue to tie banks' hands even if the Fed shrinks its balance sheet.
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He says his method adapts and shrinks techniques used by the energy sector and gas-emitting industries.
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The NFL is very popular and live sports have become immensely important as the TV ecosystem shrinks.
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Letting refineries off the hook for adding in ethanol shrinks the market for Iowa's corn-based fuel.
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When nylon, like some other polymer fibers, is heated, it shrinks in length, but expands in diameter.
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But as a narrator praises Mr. Kasich, Mr. Rubio's photo shrinks and, quite literally, fades into the background.
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He often shrinks when people in scrubs approach, as if fearful he might have to undergo another surgery.
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Your trip to the site of Pixar's first major feature shrinks the action down to pint-sized proportions.
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Bertolette says there would be a "more sweeping negative impact" on Meals on Wheels if that funding shrinks.
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What's more, they found that as the national unemployment rate rises, the time period between these shootings shrinks.
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If you lay down in the grave, your vision shrinks to a small window of branches and sky.
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If and when the Fed shrinks its balance-sheet, it will also retire the new money it created.
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STMicroelectronics — The European chipmaker cut its full-year spending target, as demand for smartphone and other semiconductors shrinks.
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But this watch shrinks down the equipment and effort required for a reasonably accurate blood pressure measurement dramatically.
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However, the gap shrinks as family household income rises, suggesting the stress here is mostly caused by finances.
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As America's share of world output shrinks, a shift to a mix of reserve currencies is, eventually, probable.
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Perhaps the camera would linger on our hero as he shrinks under the assignment of his new seniority.
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Long delays make it harder to do business; Italy estimates that legal sloth shrinks its GDP by 1%.
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Unlike the flexible skin of a grape when it shrinks into a raisin, the moon's brittle crust breaks.
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Unfortunately, King Henry intervenes and saves Snow's life, so Regina shrinks him and locks him in a box.
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Among Republicans, 235% think West believes what he is saying, while among Democrats, that number shrinks to 2100%.
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There's little margin for error, and that margin shrinks apace with the expansion of "just-in-time" systems.
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The edema shrinks as hospice patients are weaned off food and drink, waking up the brain a bit.
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"Using this pre-weight loss baseline as the point of comparison shrinks the effect size," Klein summed up.
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If you exclude pregnant women and parents with young children, the number of affected people shrinks even more.
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In this disorder, the pericardium is injured — usually by a viral infection — and as it heals, it shrinks.
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Why it matters: As Muslim countries toe China's line, pressure on the West to act on Xinjiang shrinks.
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Like "Transformers" but less cool, the Morphoz stretches for longer voyages and shrinks for quick trips around town.
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Food waste shrinks; Tuesday's unsold roast chicken no longer needs to be flipped into Wednesday's blue-plate special.
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The pay gap shrinks after controlling for factors like industry, education and hours worked, but a gap persists.
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Some evidence suggests that as the temperature difference shrinks, the jet stream weakens and its wavy pattern deepens.
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In a downturn, banks get hit if people can't pay back their loans, and demand for credit shrinks.
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During downturns, colleges traditionally act as economic shock absorbers: As the supply of jobs shrinks, college enrollments expand.
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It's an ability to hire people, or when the business shrinks, to do that in an effective way.
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Thankfully, when controlling for these relevant factors, multiple academic studies show this pay gap shrinks to almost nothing.
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FB: Miniaturization is a really important effect of the book, which shrinks all of these philosophical dualisms down.
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The middle-class tax cut shrinks over time, and in the Senate bill it disappears altogether by 2025.
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It grows through the Arctic's long dark winters and shrinks with spring and the return of the sun.
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As the spacecraft gets closer to Jupiter, the horizon moves in and the range of visible latitudes shrinks.
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ASTELLAS PHARMA, SEATTLE GENETICS DRUG SHRINKS TUMORS IN 44% OF ADVANCED BLADDER CANCER PATIENTS, INCLUDING 12% COMPLETE RESPONSES - STUDY
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ISIS' caliphate shrinks in 2016 ISIS is losing ground across its self-proclaimed caliphate, according to a new report.
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And the hope for protection shrinks even further when authorities publicly express their own feelings toward other African nationals.
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In April, Lee said bitcoin was "likely" to reach new all-time highs by 2020, particularly as supply shrinks.
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And once people have got used to smaller families, the number of children they say they want shrinks too.
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Conversely, when Saga's economy shrinks, the contract reduces the money supply, thereby curbing any large drops in SGA price.
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If augmented reality tech shrinks in the future, the Prism's bulky phone-based design will become much less appealing.
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This suggests trade would subtract from first-quarter gross domestic product unless the deficit shrinks in February and March.
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And the number of people who take care of tidying up the remaininglegacy matters shrinks as we move forward.
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As the economic pie shrinks and civil ways of balancing interests disappear, expect the internal struggles to turn nastier.
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In most rich countries, particularly America, the trade deficit widens when GDP growth is strong, and shrinks during recessions.
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I like to think of depression as an entity, separate from you, and as something that grows and shrinks.
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Even this meager estimate may prove optimistic; Greece faces particularly unfavorable demographics as aging shrinks the working-age population.
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Their experiences highlight Japan's deep reluctance to accept foreigners, even as the country's population ages and its workforce shrinks.
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Turns out that the moon also shrinks and wrinkles as it gets older, just like the rest of us.
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Still, that could mean Deutsche's buffer to its regulatory minimum requirement of 11.8% shrinks to just 2.4 billion euros.
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The family it focuses on learns that their house grows and shrinks at will, adding new terrifying new rooms.
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The new technique also shrinks the building so all of it — and not just a wall — can become transparent.
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Trump's lead shrinks to 6900 point, however, in a head-to-head matchup with Clinton, the Democratic presidential nominee.
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The first is economic: as America ages and its working age population shrinks it needs more women to work.
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But let there arise next to the little house a palace, and the little house shrinks to a hut.
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To make matters more complex, as your pool of retirement savings shrinks, your medical expenses are likely to rise.
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The results suggest a persistent demand for labor even as supply shrinks as reported by the U.S. Labor Department.
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However, the group noticeably shrinks if we think about those who use a brush to draw in colored paint.
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Moreover, many industrial companies are reluctant to hire or keep older workers as the number of such jobs shrinks.
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The remaining GOP presidential primary voting contests are becoming increasingly fierce as the remaining number of delegates shrinks nationwide.
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This is a solution that shrinks the size of government and yields greater emissions reductions at the same time.
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The party chair usually shrinks the staff between presidential election campaigns, but Debbie had chosen not to do that.
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As the number of women of childbearing age shrinks, so will births in a long-term trend, he said.
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Are shabu users "no longer viable for rehabilitation" because abusing the drug shrinks their brains, as Mr. Duterte claims?
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We yearn and obsess and plot new elaborate strategies as the object of our desire shrinks ever farther away.
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That would likely mean a recession, which generally takes place when the economy shrinks in back-to-back quarters.
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Your body actually shrinks a little throughout the day, so extra fore and aft seat travel makes a difference.
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The Medtronic valve is made of nitinol, a metal that shrinks when it is cold and expands when warm.
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The paradox of working in media is that even as your mind expands, your world also shrinks a bit.
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Under austerity, the social-welfare function shrinks; the agencies that receive the money are the police, firefighters and corrections.
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"We're just boring, mild-mannered shrinks with boring, mild-mannered patients who talk about life's troubles," Dr. Sacco said.
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If he shrinks to his core unshakable support, he probably has no more than a third of the vote.
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When government spending increases its long-term share of the economy, the share of investment for the future shrinks.
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And OPEC agreed to discuss possibly cutting output to stabilize falling oil prices as demand from China shrinks. 26.
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About 22007,20223 people will lose their jobs as Deutsche Bank closes or shrinks operations that sell stocks and bonds.
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And as the country's population shrinks and ages, saving for the future has become a top priority for many.
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A laser passed through the scope delivers energy that shrinks or removes excess tissue that is preventing urine flow.
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That structure provides some financial stability as advertising revenue shrinks, but also gives Mr. MacArthur considerable influence and editorial control.
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Both of those categories are likely to start growing after October 5, as the number of current DACA holders shrinks.
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Many have had to because they are feeling the pinch of a labor shortage as Japan's population ages and shrinks.
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Modernity shrinks time as well as space; people live in an eternal present of short-term stimuli and instant gratification.
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And it shrinks about 18 years later — right around when adult children are likely moving out of their parents' house.
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Once it starts taking water from your brain, the tissue in your brain shrinks, and that's what causes a headache.
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During that time, the circle shrinks and reverts to its original color as it normally would when you let goal.
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Pressure to grow the team to meet the next fundable milestones while the bank account shrinks and the milestones move.
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That shrinks dramatically down to four hours, however, when you fire up LTE and start streaming or using GPS tracking.
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We need a tax system that shrinks what we don't want — carbon, sugar and bullets — and incentivizes what we need.
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"If the brain is growing and then suddenly shrinks, then you'll see fluid between the brain and skull," he said.
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Even as it shrinks, the national media is reorganizing around a social media–to–cable news pipeline of daily outrage.
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Many have had to because they are feeling the pinch of a labour shortage as Japan's population ages and shrinks.
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So, Samsung has a feature you can engage that shrinks the whole screen image to a shrunken vestige of itself.
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It's then a fight to the finish, Hunger Games-style, while the map shrinks around players forcing them into battles.
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TRADE SURPLUS SHRINKS Altmaier said the slowing world economy, trade disputes and Brexit uncertainty were weighing on the German economy.
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In Android Pie, the app window shrinks back, slides right, and then the previously used app zooms into full view.
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Every year the nearby city of Vratsa, a former industrial hub fallen on hard times, shrinks by around 2,000 people.
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So as the balance-sheet shrinks, this effect might be expected to go into reverse and interest rates to rise.
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COAL PIPELINE SHRINKS The coal sector's struggles are starting to show in data compiled by the Global Coal Plant Tracker.
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We're also learning that the Moon undergoes seismic activity as it shrinks, and perhaps these tectonic events cause visible flashes.
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He reaches not for the fruit of the tree, but an Adidas shoebox, and it likewise shrinks from his grasp.
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The shrinks who replaced him carry the administrative line into our therapy sessions: "Actions have consequences," they say during treatment.
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In years with nine or more polls during that final week, the average error shrinks to just 2628 percentage points.
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There may be periods where the frontier market space shrinks or becomes less liquid, but that is to be expected.
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The hippocampus is the organ in the brain most responsible for memory; in Alzheimer's it shrinks as the disease progresses.
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Intel's upcoming CPUs will form a second optimizing "tock" before the company shrinks its chipsets further to 10nm in 2017.
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Computers are just too good nowadays, most users are already satisfied, and so the market for new PCs inevitably shrinks.
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But the truth is, everyone's stomach grows and shrinks due to food consumption, sodium intake, and many other temporary factors.
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"The wealth tax shrinks the economy because saving is more expensive," said Richard Prisinzano, Penn Wharton's director of policy analysis.
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That flight from San Francisco to Tokyo that takes 11 hours today shrinks to less than five and a half.
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And the GOP under Trump seems intent on appealing only to white men, a demographic that shrinks by the year.
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Aramco's underlying strategy is to be the last oilman standing if the industry shrinks, pointing to the upheavals to come.
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Your city grows or shrinks, depending on how well you rule, but benevolence and balance aren't too challenging to maintain.
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The world around me shrinks to the size of my computer screen, and on that screen is the entire galaxy.
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As the soap gradually shrinks, it remains inside the stocking instead of a becoming a slipping hazard on the floor.
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The margin shrinks among white women without a college education, but Trump still trails here 49 percent to 43 percent.
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After that, the tax credit shrinks to $2000,23 for six months, then to $1,875 for another six months, then zero.
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Each restriction shrinks the number of rooms available to hold people — and that's in the biggest, best facility we have.
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The author never shrinks from putting herself back into the world after every hurt, and we are lucky for it.
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However, worries over severely impacted supply chains and negative consumer sentiment persisted as tourism shrinks and people increasingly stay inside.
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Sometimes I see an ad that instructs me to breathe in as a circle expands then exhale when it shrinks.
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Instead, there's so much else going on that solving the riddle of her disappearance sometimes shrinks into a minor matter.
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When she comes to earth and everything feels small, the image shrinks down and the sound has a similar dynamic.
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The firm said United Natural Foods operates within a "structurally challenged industry" as competition increases and the customer base shrinks.
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Knowing that IT must obey the laws of its space, Losers' Club push IT into a corner so IT shrinks.
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As you approach the device, Google automatically shrinks the font in order to present touch controls and more relevant information.
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That cone shrinks as it gets more accurate, and it works in both the compass app and in Apple Maps.
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In 2202, they'll need at least eight Democrats, as the GOP Senate majority shrinks from 2628 seats to 28500 seats.
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In Malick's conception, it's implied that evil recognizes good and shrinks from it, like Dracula before a clove of garlic.
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The bill doesn't restrict fossil fuel production and consumption directly, but sets a finite carbon budget that shrinks over time.
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When it comes to making pipes of increasing size and more stringent specifications, the number of American providers shrinks quickly.
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But to see Vinalhaven in its truest form is to visit in winter, when that number shrinks to about 1,643.
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So Samsung has a feature you can engage that shrinks the whole screen image to a shrunken vestige of itself.
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But as companies get more mature, the gap between the common stock price and the preferred stock price typically shrinks.
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Like the protagonist, the story shrinks down to a fraction of its size, and becomes much less interesting in the process.
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Year by year, the share of whites in the population shrinks while the share of Latinos, blacks and Asian-Americans swells.
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Last month, the drugmaker discontinued developing an experimental drug combination for chronic hepatitis C, as competition rises and patient population shrinks.
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It then shrinks to form a white dwarf, while the expelled gas is slowly compressed and pushed outwards by stellar winds.
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He shrinks the manmade miracles of his predecessors down into a whimsical adaptation that incorporates the exuberant spirit of stop-motion.
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Amachi double-taps the screen and the picture shrinks and disappears, hopefully before her mother has the chance to see it.
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As in other countries, Israel's traditional media market faces a crisis in the digital age as advertising shrinks and revenues fall.
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The rule announced Thursday shrinks enforcement of the boundaries established under the Application Exclusion Zone to just within farm owner property.
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As global oil demand growth shrinks, America's oil producers find themselves locked out of the world's largest market for oil imports.
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His consistent lead in national primary polls may not hold as the Republican field shrinks and potentially coalesces around an alternative.
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The lack of fixed workstations shrinks the amount of expensive real estate given to employees without leaving them feeling too squeezed.
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Similarly, the SNES Classic is getting a Europe-only version that shrinks down the sleek curves of the Japanese SNES design.
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Share repurchases improve this gauge of profitability because when a company buys back shares, it shrinks the number of shares outstanding.
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This could lead to a spate of rating downgrades if state ownership shrinks to a minority stake, said Fitch on Wednesday.
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This not only creates inefficiencies (more trucks, more bureaucracy), but also shrinks revenues for recycling companies left with less valuable materials.
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As visitors move past the entrance, into the dozens of booths that line the room, the work quickly shrinks in size.
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Each month the gap shrinks between a new digital service emerging in the U.S. and it being copied in other markets.
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Most economists expect China's local governments to relax restrictions on buyers in 2019 as their revenue from real property market shrinks.
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He stares at the rain of commentary while downtown shrinks away and people around him talk about craft beer and clothing.
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The more its popularity shrinks, the more it attracts freaks and weirdos—those with something to prove and nothing to gain.
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The Arctic ice cap shrinks to its smallest size in September of each year at the end of the melting season.
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At the start of a match, up to four teams of players parachute into the play area, which shrinks over time.
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When a recession hits and the private sector shrinks, the newly unemployed could simply get public jobs that benefit their communities.
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This is especially true as the bar shrinks down to a sad, practically unusable sliver that breaks into even smaller slivers.
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As space for legal Salafi activity shrinks, the community will be driven underground and online, where radical voices have more sway.
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The annual pilgrimage, a march with religious roots organized by Pueblo Sin Fronteras since 2010, normally shrinks as it travels north.
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That involves a process called photolithography, which shrinks the circuit designs to a tiny scale and embeds them onto purified silicon.
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The chances of a deal seem to be ebbing, even as the number of Japanese born on the islands ineluctably shrinks.
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In recent years, endangered wild cats, including leopards, have come into more frequent conflict with villagers as the animals' habitat shrinks.
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Jones's victory deals a blow to Trump and Senate Republicans, whose advantage in the Senate shrinks to a 51-49 margin.
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Patagonia's Hi-Loft Down Sweater Hoody takes everything that was great about the adult version and shrinks it down for kids.
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As the game progresses, the playable area shrinks smaller and smaller, and anyone outside that area takes damage until they die.
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He magnifies other forms too: seashells, bird skulls (and shrinks a few in the case of some unexceptional bronze human figures).
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Ivivva, which was founded in 2009, takes Lululemon's yogic platitudes and apparel, shrinks them, and adds a dose of glitter. 9.
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"It's an interesting feature of human life that one shrinks and expands according to whom one is talking to," Eisenberg said.
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The colony continues to grow with this sequel to "Ant-Man" (2015), which once again shrinks Paul Rudd and Evangeline Lilly.
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The sailors don't show up for Fleet Week until the end of the month, but right now we've got the shrinks.
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As the effort to reduce America's carbon footprint grows, and the coal fleet shrinks, the need for clean energy will increase.
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Dr. Save Vacuum Travel Kit ($69.95 Value) Save tons of luggage space with this vacuum that shrinks your clothes by 70%.
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That's unlikely to change until the field shrinks from the 10 to 12 people on a debate stage at a time.
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Last year the Arctic experienced exceptionally warm weather that has continued into 2017, as sea ice shrinks to near-record lows.
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The I.R.S. has been struggling to overhaul its defenses against increasingly sophisticated cyberthreats as its budget shrinks and its staff dwindles.
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Furthermore, governments lose revenues from capital gains taxes when the rate is above about 20 percent because the tax base shrinks.
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Fish and shellfish can make for surprisingly carbon-dioxide-light meals, though not everything from the sea shrinks one's emissions waistline.
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If the cost is deemed large or the number of Americans covered shrinks by a lot, compromise gets even less likely.
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But among the "Early Primary State Voters" surveyed, Biden's lead — 25 percent — shrinks to 5 percentage points over runner-up Sanders.
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And that means the chances of Republicans capitalizing on those pickup opportunities shrinks -- perhaps marginally, perhaps in a more major way.
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An appointment approaches -- and time 'shrinks' Much of scheduling's downside has to do with the anticipation of a meeting or appointment.
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It takes the Mercedes G-Wagen — a sign of opulence and excess — and shrinks it down to a more manageable size.
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After considering their hours, their specialty and the years they've been doctors, the gap shrinks to 82 percent, Ms. Goldin found.
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After considering their hours, their specialty and the years they've been doctors, the gap shrinks to 82 percent, Ms. Goldin found.
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But the exact margin of defeat makes a big difference even as the white working-class share of the electorate shrinks.
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Politics have been getting more extreme as the middle class shrinks Politics have been getting more extreme as the middle class shrinks Even before President Donald Trump's contorted series of quasi-condemnations, the image of helmeted neo-Nazis squaring off with protesters in Charlottesville, Virginia, stood out as a remarkably awful moment in the country's recent history.
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According to Engadget, the streaming video service is testing a "pop-out player" that shrinks the video player into a smaller window.
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When the usage of public transit grows or shrinks, the city knows immediately, and can adapt to what the public is demanding.
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The market remains unconvinced that the killing of journalist and U.S. resident Jamal Khashoggi will cause a conflict that shrinks Saudi supply.
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Its crust of sea ice naturally grows and shrinks with the seasons, peaking in March and reaching its annual low in September.
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The rule announced Thursday shrinks enforcement of the boundaries established under the Application Exclusion Zone to just within a farm owner's property.
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It's a weird analogy, but think of how a sponge shrinks as it's wrung out, then enlarges when it absorbs water again.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Brazil's consumption of gasoline and diesel is falling as the country's commodity-driven boom falls apart and the economy shrinks.
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Terror export fears as ISIS 'caliphate' shrinks CNN's Barbara Starr, Merieme Arif, Tiffany Ap and journalist Eyad Kourdi contributed to this report
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These images reveal numerous tiny fault scarps; offsets in the surface that form as Mercury's interior cools and the planet's crust shrinks.
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And the more Trump's talent pool shrinks, the fewer ideas his people will have to keep foreign governments and investors on side.
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Private firms are warning about tighter financing as their access to shadow financing - a cheaper source of funds than bank loans - shrinks.
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Instead of attempting to make a photorealistic environment, the creator shrinks a virtual one down to the size of your immediate surroundings.
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In a post-industrial economy like America, for example, GDP can grow even as electricity consumption shrinks (as it did in 2015).
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This solution shrinks government by eliminating federal subsidies for all energy sources and repeals Obama's EPA regulations, a long-time conservative objective.
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Jones's victory deals a blow to Trump and Senate Republicans, whose advantage in the upper chamber shrinks to a 85033-49 margin.
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In general, umbraphiles are not a boastful or a rivalrous bunch; in the face of grand celestial alignments, the human ego shrinks.
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In the U.S., a bug starts with a ten-pound advantage, which after five wins shrinks to seven pounds, then to five.
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According to a preliminary draft of the government's upcoming budget proposal, inflation should end 3.19.0129 under 40.3% while the economy shrinks 0.8%.
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They found that as the storm shrinks, the force of its contraction is pushing it upward, like clay on a potter's wheel.
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When only taking into account registered Democratic voters, the margin for Sanders shrinks to nine points, 22019 percent to Clinton's 41 percent.
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Another effect of the uDisco formula is that it also shrinks the mouse to about half or a third of its size.
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In "Armstrong," Torben Kuhlmann takes a groundbreaking journey from Âhistory — the first landing on the moon — and shrinks it to pocket size.
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Mr. Dudich has already returned to work to pay off his bills so he won't lose his home if his pension shrinks.
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Margins are shrinking in the Swiss life insurance market, as the gap between return on investments and guarantees on life products shrinks.
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If, starved of sales, the black market shrinks beyond a point of no return, taxes could later go up, restoring the deterrent.
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Saweetie is cognizant that the fast pace of the internet shrinks artist development, obliging her to learn the ropes in real time.
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As the community shrinks and becomes more insular, tolerance for interference or outsiders unfamiliar with the forum's norms has declined as well.
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The presence of extra foreskin isn't the only reason my penis often shrinks like a frightened turtle at the possibility of fellatio.
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According to the Army Corps of Engineers, the island shrinks by 15 feet each year because of rising sea levels and erosion.
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For a clean-beauty spot treatment that shrinks zits and relieves redness and irritation, try Origins' Super Spot Remover Blemish Treatment Gel.
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If both husband and wife reach age 65, the difference shrinks but persists: age 85.6 for women and age 83 for men.
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But as the pool of refugees shrinks under President Trump, New York has positioned itself to have an advantage over other places.
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Still, there are challenges ahead for the company, as the PC market shrinks almost faster than Microsoft can sell lucrative Windows licenses.
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Although not as large as a real firetruck, Bacher's rendition shrinks the room, minimizing the importance of other objects by sheer scale.
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As people of color become a bigger portion of the voting population, the number of white votes required to win steadily shrinks.
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One of the benefits of saving a multimedia file as a PDF, however, is that it already considerably shrinks the file size.
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It follows a broad pattern in the business, as big companies reassess the viability of nuclear and the field of players shrinks.
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These photos of ski resorts around the world show them barren of snow and, consequently, of people as the ski season shrinks.
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It would also build up more debt, and perhaps not help with the ultimate direction of Japan's economy as its population shrinks.
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The sun dominates the model, so he shrinks it back down and makes the planets 3,500 times larger than their real size.
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As the unemployment rate increases and the workforce shrinks, the territory's unfunded pension commitments ($49 billion) will continue to a big problem.
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The extreme cold shrinks the metal and the rails literally pull apart from each other, Metra said in a recent Instagram post.
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Central Park shrinks from a lush oasis of trees and playing fields to a small grass welcome mat to your private domain.
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And then, with a bit of a thud, this kinetic and good-natured movie discovers its limitations and shrinks before our eyes.
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As one chef's empire shrinks after scandal, another's is in expansion mode, adding a New York flagship to a popular dessert chain.
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Mr. Trump's proclamation shrinks Bears Ears to just over 200,000 acres, and it reflects a more narrow view of the Antiquities Act.
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If the market shrinks, that would be a worrisome sign, suggesting that the large premium hikes have driven some out of coverage.
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That number shrinks down to 36 percent among Trump voters, but that is still a pretty sizable minority from the president's supporters.
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The wallet stretches to accommodate busier (or wealthier) times, and it shrinks back down when I don't need to stuff it so full.
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But as the company shrinks its footprint and inventories to lower costs, it will become harder to turn around its sales, analysts said.
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The credit then shrinks to $3,750 during the following six months, and then to $1,875 for the following six months before ending entirely.
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That should increase not just the amount of methane collected but also the capacity of the landfill, since waste shrinks as it rots.
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"It shrinks to a shriveled mass," Richard Hartel, a food scientist at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, tells The Verge in an email.
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It's incredibly soothing, actually removes residual dirt and oil, shrinks my pores, aids in minimizing breakouts, and leaves me with an overall glow.
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I'm not trying to be a sentimental creep; it's just perfect for commuting and it shrinks and expands more than one could guess.
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Pocket Camp changes things, and ultimately shrinks the experience, but it also keeps just enough of Animal Crossing's essence to make it work.
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In such cases debt incurred in the past shrinks steadily as a share of GDP without any new taxes needing to be levied.
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For an underlayer, Tom Lais, 1353, of Minneapolis, buys wool sweaters at a Goodwill store and shrinks them to size in his dryer.
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As hydrocodone kicks in and physical therapists teach me how to negotiate without two weight-bearing legs, my temporary immobility shrinks in significance.
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Regular Arduinos are already pretty small, but the AAduino design shrinks things down to the size of—you guessed it—an AA battery.
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In this case, what they&aposre to do, Dana, is block an artery, so whatever is in her kidney shrinks and goes away.
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Only 12% of U.S. workers have access to paid family leave, and among low-wage workers, that number shrinks to a paltry 4%.
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Bear lumbers through life heedless of his impact; Pinch shrinks, unable to escape the giant's shadow, hoping only to avoid being trampled underfoot.
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But his exit on Tuesday shrinks the already shallow White House talent pool – and America's welcome mat to the rest of the world.
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As the shelf life of skills shrinks, the degree is fast losing relevance as the primary unit of measurement for post-secondary education.
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We've seen that she shrinks when truly tested — statements become broken promises and she becomes whatever is politically beneficial at any given moment.
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Many Japanese pride themselves on what they see as their cultural and ethnic homogeneity, even as the population ages and the workforce shrinks.
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And, viewed against those challenges, Mr. Trump shrinks to his true small-screen, reality-show proportions, as we'll argue in detail on Monday.
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The margin shrinks to 46 percent to 45 percent when including Libertarian candidate Ted Metz, who gets 4 percent support among those polled.
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Arctic sea ice typically shrinks until mid-September, when darker nights and colder temperatures come, and the ice cover begins to expand again.
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Stores that once dedicated whole sections to compact discs are now throwing them in bargain bins as demand for music on CDs shrinks.
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The Peter Thomas Roth Acne-Clear Invisible Dots are a mess-free spot treatment that quickly shrinks blemishes without irritating the surrounding skin.
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Whether the economy shrinks again in the third quarter, he said, will depend on how quickly health authorities get ahead of the coronavirus.
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"You could argue that nudity is a distraction for us and actually shrinks our audience rather than expands it," he argued in 2014.
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And as the field shrinks, the lobby at the Westin and the crowds of players tumbling out of its elevators thin out, too.
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With such a low winter icepack, scientists will be watching what happens when the Arctic icecap shrinks heading into the summer, Mann said.
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Today, as boxing's audience shrinks, professional sports such as football and basketball fulfill the idea that one can escape disenfranchisement with athletic talent.
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It envisions a really different future, one where government-run health care shrinks — and public programs become more difficult to sign up for.
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But a final tally with Sanders at 35 percent and Biden, Bloomberg and Warren at 15 percent, Sanders' haul shrinks to 63 delegates.
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Shrinks are still charging top dollar even if all the communication is virtual -- but we're told some insurance companies won't cover telemedicine methods.
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The rate cut then applies to almost none of the payoffs, but still shrinks all of the tax savings from the cost deduction.
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That temperature contrast is responsible for the existence of the jet stream; when the contrast shrinks, the jet stream tends to slow down.
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Another wild card may be the pace at which the Fed's mortgage-bond holdings shrinks, which depends in part on homeowners' refinancing decisions.
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When Mary was alive, Rockwell had plunged into therapy, almost as if he couldn't stand the idea of Mary monopolizing the shrinks' attention.
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The only trouble is, most of the characters in "Spellbound" are out of their minds, and the shrinks are trickier than the patients.
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The test is whether the gap between what we preach and what we practice shrinks or expands for the nation as a whole.
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Lively's prose is sharp, precise, perfectly pitched, but shrinks from flashiness in a way that has sometimes been mistaken for cozy or middlebrow.
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The historically low level of applications is a signal that employers are holding onto their workers as the overall pool of workers shrinks.
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By cutting rates, the Fed is letting the economy run hot, and as inflation rises, real disposable income shrinks and consumer spending diminishes.
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Even some highly paid foreign professionals are considering leaving the kingdom because they see fewer opportunities as the flow of oil money shrinks.
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While low unemployment is good news for the economy, it means companies struggle to fill positions as the pool of available workers shrinks.
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Meanwhile, the available space to play in slowly shrinks, bringing players closer and closer to each other until there's one person or team left.
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Clinton's lead shrinks slightly when pollsters included libertarian Gary Johnson and Green Party candidate Jill Stein, who pulled down a combined 13 percentage points.
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Alicja Kwade's rooftop commission at the Metropolitan Museum of Art shrinks the firmament to human scale, questioning the limits of perception in the process.
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Terror export fears as ISIS 'caliphate' shrinks After relatively smooth approaches to Mosul, entering the city has posed new challenges for Iraqi Security Forces.
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Even as the proportion of white men in American unions compared to people of color shrinks, Biden's approach to the labor movement remains traditional.
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GRAPHIC: China says pig herd shrinks by 2000% in July amid swine fever outbreak - here Since June, slumping production has triggered a price surge.
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Britain's economy contracted in the second quarter of the year and would enter a recession if it shrinks again in the July-September period.
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And just like in Fortnite and its contemporaries, the battlefield shrinks as the match goes on, forcing you into close contact with your opponents.
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Global investors pushed the dollar index, an outperformer when risk appetite shrinks, above 97 in early Asia trade for the first time since Friday.
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The deal shrinks the industry to 95 horses from the current 220, with 75 animals allowed to work in the park at a time.
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In 2016 the Japanese government set ambitious targets for foreign visitors as a way to generate economic growth as the population ages and shrinks.
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The GDPR also shrinks the time-window when organizations are required to report serious data breaches to the ICO — down to within 72 hours.
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Not only do men dominate all festival lineups, but the likelihood that women will appear on the bill shrinks as the names get bigger.
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And while you might get a more affordable deal, the competition in the market shrinks along with the companies' incentives to provide quality service.
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Doctors often treat the condition by cutting off the blood supply so the growth shrinks, added Dr. Lambros Stamatakis of MedStar Washington Hospital Center.
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Previously a closed app would slide off the top of the screen, but it now shrinks and disappears into the middle of the screen.
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As the climate shifts and arable land shrinks under population pressure, experts say there is a need for more innovative ways to produce food.
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With lower emissions, the average distance shrinks to 230 miles, average annual temperatures would increase by 4.6°F, and precipitation would increase by 22mm.
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Instead, as the moon's interior has cooled over the last several hundred million years, it has caused the surface to wrinkle as it shrinks.
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Wood Mackenzie expects the discount for lower grade ore to narrow as the steel profit margin shrinks, but not to the levels seen previously.
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The tiny 855 chip is Qualcomm's first 7-nanometer system-on-chip (SoC) and shrinks the silicon from the 845's 10-nanometer architecture.
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By contrast, when those controls are applied, the pay gap in the U.S. shrinks to 4.9 percent — down 0.5 percent from three years ago.
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Fortuna is a so-called FLNG project, a pioneering design that shrinks complex infrastructure typically spread over hundreds of acres onto a single vessel.
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If temperatures increase, the ice edge retreats north to a region with lower incoming sunlight to maintain that balance, and the ice cover shrinks.
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Unless a VR-ready PC shrinks to a size and price smaller than a Raspberry Pi's, VR won't become the Matrix in our lifetimes.
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Bank investors watch the difference between yields in short-term bonds and long-dated bonds as a narrowing of this gap shrinks bank profits.
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Amazon now has over 100 million Prime members worldwide, but there's been concerns of slowing growth as the size of the addressable market shrinks.
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It will be the new driver for EV development after the Chinese government gradually shrinks the size of fiscal subsidies for new-energy vehicles.
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"Chronic" has been compared to "Amour," Michael Haneke's portrait of a devoted elderly Parisian couple whose world shrinks as the wife succumbs to dementia.
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Tule fog rises up from damp winter ground and can create such a dense wall of fog that visibility shrinks to a few feet.
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Valdes said use of the funds may be needed at a time when the fiscal deficit is rising, as income from mining investment shrinks.
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Nothing is more corrosive to this faith than the drawn-out spectacle of a Church that shrinks from the truth about its own past.
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"As a result, the process of creating new campaigns or marketing initiatives often shrinks from months to weeks or even days," the authors state.
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But Biden's lead over Trump shrinks to 6900 points when former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz is included as an option, according to the poll.
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It additionally shrinks the number of rural customers Pai said gained access to high-speed internet meeting the standard—5.6 million—by two million.
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With Christina gone, I see only my own ugliness, and my vision shrinks and aches until I can barely stand to open my eyes.
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There were all these details in terms of how to make a salami, about how it shrinks at the ends and all that stuff.
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But if stock prices stay down after the current slide, and that nest egg shrinks, you can imagine how they will feel and act.
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A growing number of animal shrinks, or veterinary behaviorists, are treating pets with drugs and therapy for issues rooted in early childhood and beyond.
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"As the Islamic State's territory in Syria shrinks, the U.S. is increasingly being put in direct contact with Syria and its allies," he said.
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The system relies on a type of game theory that shrinks down problems into smaller games, reducing the computational power required to solve them.
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If you click a button, that screen shrinks, and the right side of your screen becomes a Twitter feed with commentary about the game.
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Doug Collins says he 'would look at' Georgia Senate seat The Hill's Morning Report - Gillibrand drops out as number of debaters shrinks MORE, Rep.
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But under its new chief, N. P. Narvekar, more of the funds will be overseen by outside firms as Harvard shrinks its own staff.
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S.KOREA FEB NEW EXPORT ORDERS CONTRACT AT FASTEST PACE IN OVER 6 YEARS, OUTPUT SHRINKS TO LOWEST SINCE JUNE 2015 AS CORONAVIRUS HITS DEMAND
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To their viewers, making captions deliberately misleading and offensive is an edgy joke; to Poynter, it's a cruel game that shrinks her online world.
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At the same time, investors will be keeping a close eye on whether Deutsche Bank can maintain revenue even as it shrinks, he said.
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"Thrust faults," where one section of crust is pushed up over a neighboring part, also develop when the moon shrinks as its interior cools.
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Property companies are erecting hotels on the sites of old office buildings, fewer of which will be needed as Japan's workforce ages and shrinks.
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Clark-Bojin soon found that the key to making a great pie was learning to anticipate how pastry puffs and shrinks in the oven.
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It grows in the winter and shrinks in the summer, but in recent years, there's less of the former and more of the latter.
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During adolescence, parents place more restrictions on their daughters, and girls' range of movement shrinks—in South Africa, for example, by more than half.
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EMERGING ASIA GAINS, YEN SHARE SHRINKS The dollar remained the world's most dominant currency and was on one side of 88% of all trades.
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As the veteran population shrinks, how they end up dealing with the overhead of maintaining buildings and their structures is yet to be determined.
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Klitenic's departure shrinks the pool of Senate-confirmed officials eligible to succeed Maguire as acting DNI, should his term expire without a permanent replacement.
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As the parliament shrinks after Brexit, 27 of Britain's 73 seats will be redistributed to candidates elected onto a reserve list in other countries.
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Adding in transfer income from government programs, and then applying taxes to get post-tax income, shrinks the scale of the increase still further.
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The UK's working population shrinks by 700,000 to 32.6 million while the overall population increases by 2.3 million from 65.7 million to 70.2 million.
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The new Deep Space Atomic Clock shrinks that to the size of a gallon of milk, making it feasible to include it on board spacecraft.
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Indeed, fertility is nearing the demographic tipping point of 2.1 children per woman in many developing countries, below which a society shrinks rather than grows.
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The new papers posted online this month showed that relative to the size of the deck, cap set size shrinks exponentially as n gets larger.
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Since then, New York-based Time had struggled in an industry-wide decline in print media, as circulation shrinks and advertisers shift to digital platforms.
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The ACA's markets are mostly designed to serve people who don't get insurance through their jobs — and that pool shrinks when more people are working.
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The new 10.5-inch iPad Pro keeps roughly the same footprint as its 9.7-inch predecessor, but shrinks the bezels for more screen real estate.
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World traveller Koheun Lee, aka koheunlee, shrinks herself down to a cutout in order to grace Instagram posts taken from every corner of the globe.
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There have been signs that some smaller Chinese cities are easing restrictions on buyers as their revenue from real estate shrinks and local economies slow.
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The smaller Moto E4 shrinks the screen size down to a 5-inch display with a 2,800 mAh battery, and a 8-megapixel rear camera.
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He put a 50 percent probability on a technical recession — when the economy shrinks by two or more consecutive quarters — in the next 18 months.
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As a "memory metal," Nitinol remains flaccid at the body's resting temperature and expands when heated, "remembering" the same size as it shrinks and expands.
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He said investors could continue to expect small real estate gains as the traditional bulb business shrinks and Philips closes factories and opportunistically sells property.
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Not so on the Yoga, which shrinks that shift to wedge the up arrow in between (the left shift, almost mockingly, retains its normal size).
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As Markle shrinks more and more from the public eye, thanks to tight Royal security, her father gets more and more chatty to the press.
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Clinton also has a large advantage over Trump among Latinos, 23.6% to 16%, but her support shrinks to 60% when third-party options are included.
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Immigration is a controversial subject in Japan, where many pride themselves on cultural and ethnic homogeneity, even as the population ages and its workforce shrinks.
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But under the bill the House passed last week, that tax cut shrinks over time and within a few years turns into a tax increase.
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At the same time, China's factories are finding it harder to find and keep people as the labor force shrinks, leading to more job hopping.
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The more the EU gains members, shrinks in relative global weight and faces ever-tougher circumstances, the more it struggles to present a common front.
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Several people assist her in the math portion of calculating what size the dough will bake to and how much it shrinks in the oven.
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Every year the arctic ice naturally shrinks in the spring and summer before regrowing during winter, however the drastic melt in 2016 has surprised scientists.
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Film has also become more expensive and more difficult to procure and develop, as the number of companies producing it shrinks to basically just Kodak.
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She wants to get a bigger majority, with more ideological hard Brexit Tories on board, for when the whole thing unravels, and the economy shrinks.
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Plus, the hippocampus, the brain system associated with memory and learning (and often shrinks with age), is larger in people who are active, says Jaffin.
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Poll: Clinton tops Sanders, but lead shrinks "Bernie Sanders is America's uncle," Jake Hoyng, 17, who was drawn to Sanders by some of his friends.
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The home remodeling industry has seen a huge boost in the last year, as home prices rise and the supply of homes for sale shrinks.
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The 24mm f/14 Relay 2x Macro shrinks down to the size of a dime so that you can capture objects from a safe distance.
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The 232-inch model shrinks to 21mm thin (down from 213mm last year), and the Alienware 173 is 217mm thin (down from 215mm last year).
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Yet if they assume that all profits flow abroad, growth in labour demand is far more modest: net job creation shrinks to less than 2m.
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In downturns, the bezzle shrinks, as Galbraith explained, because the financial tide goes out and makes problems more obvious even as investors exert more scrutiny.
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The ferocity of Sasha Fierce and the girlhood of Destiny's Child shrinks in comparison to being the grown woman version of yourself, all the time.
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"Drawing walks shrinks the strike zone," said Green after Renfroe connected for his second homer in as many games after not homering since April 26.
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If the US no longer plays that role -- or shrinks from it in any meaningful way -- the balance in the world is shaken and changed.
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When oil prices rise sharply, it raises the cost of fuel and shrinks the amount of money consumers have to spend in the broader economy.
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A tighter labor market is starting to boost wages as employers try to hold on to their employees as the pool of skilled workers shrinks.
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This appraisal of a contentious woman, a woman in danger of being forgotten, attends closely to her personal sensibility but shrinks from her intellectual life.
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Your brain actually shrinks if you don't get enough water and a dehydrated brain works harder to accomplish the same amount as a normal brain.
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If Phononics' technology shrinks even further, it could be small and lightweight enough to keep everything from smartphones to drones at a steady, ideal temperature.
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To make the petal's motion appear more fluid and natural, the studio used the shape memory alloy, nitinol, or "muscle wire," which shrinks when heated.
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But there is evidence that the shrew's brain case shrinks when the joints between the bones of the skull reabsorb tissue during autumn and winter.
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When lack of opportunity shrinks the world to a couple of square miles, they forget about diversity — including diverse uses of English, Thomas-Jackson says.
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As the number of players in the industry shrinks, innovation tends to decline because companies have less reason to worry about losing business to competitors.
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And you will hope that as the world shrinks, places such as Wonder Valley and Twentynine Palms will still be here for her to discover.
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They move in a single undulating cloud of silver that twists, turns, shrinks, expands and wraps itself around any object that gets in its way.
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The report raises the prospect that many bird species could struggle to cope as warming forces them into unfamiliar territory or shrinks their existing habitats.
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This was 1945, the start of psychoanalysis' heyday, and Hollywood was full of shrinks (a lot of locked doors, too, come to think of it).
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Recent history suggests, however, that in today's fragmented media environment, viewership shrinks for State of the Union addresses the longer contemporary presidents are in office.
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The Democratic debate stage shrinks tonight, with just six candidates appearing in Des Moines for the party's final debate before the Iowa caucuses next month.
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The proposed budget also shrinks the EPA's enforcement program by 23 percent, significantly hampering federal efforts, but also state enforcement programs supported by the EPA.
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The number of parishes under Russian control now shrinks by a third, and there are fears of rising factionalism and violent clashes over church property.
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And at the same time that the rise of robots shrinks government tax revenue, the fallout from automation will place more demands on government services.
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Brazil has subsequently been hit hard by the drop in oil and other commodity revenues ("Brazil's fuel consumption falls as the economy shrinks", Reuters, May 22005).
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The world shrinks in the nursing home, and only a few things remain: things that feel important — like they're worth fighting for, while we still can.
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The social network then shrinks the link preview in the newsfeed so it won't draw the eye the way a standard news story is supposed to.
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The lighting shrinks her to puppet size, and it takes me until the end of the piece to realize that there aren't several dancers on stage.
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Whether that share grows or shrinks, the presence of a right-wing voice in Germany's media landscape is part of the country's path to political normality.
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It is also to slow the pace at which it shrinks its portfolio of Treasury holdings from May, and stop reducing its balance-sheet in September.
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That tail shrinks, the frog gets bigger, and eventually it's dancing around, trying to find a mate and make blind, burrowing eel-babies of its own.
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It takes all the strategy of Risk and shrinks it down to a manageable play time, with some wheat bartering in there to spice things up.
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Vortex effects become proportionately more powerful as an aircraft shrinks, but, in the case of conventional craft, including polycopters, that makes things worse, by decreasing stability.
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After the industry shrinks through the early 2020s, the remaining U.S. companies will emerge as solvent and more fit to compete, according to the IEA's forecast.
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Terror export fears as ISIS 'caliphate' shrinks Pope Francis is correct when he says that socio-economic marginalization provides fertile ground for the growth of extremism.
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Bond holders that do not currently lend out their holdings could be drawn into the market by more lucrative returns as the Fed shrinks its holdings.
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That could be due to the city's high pay parity, where the gap between men and women's earning shrinks to just 17.8 percent, according to MagnifyMoney.
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Dealers said that number was probably inflated by the quarter-end, when the availability of dollars on the market shrinks as balance sheets are whittled down.
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In sitcom world, family disputes--by which I mean kids behaving badly,--were rationally discussed and lovingly resolved, as if the fathers were trained child shrinks.
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As you volley it to and fro, however, challenges are thrown in: the ball speeds up, splits in two, the ball grows/shrinks in size, etc.
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Instead of combining tax-cuts with measures to broaden the tax base—a combination tax-reformers have long called for—it shrinks the tax base slightly.
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Japanese companies, which are increasingly expanding abroad as the local population shrinks and ages, need English to prosper outside, and to attract talented workers to Japan.
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However, I give V-Moda full credit for the Crossfade II's portability; folding them up and throwing them into the carrying case shrinks their footprint considerably.
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Because of Mississippi's highly polarized racial voting patterns, Hyde-Smith's margin shrinks more than a point for every extra percentage of the electorate black voters makeup.
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Johnson performs best in this state -- he garners 279% support when included in the poll, which shrinks Clinton and Trump's support to 22016% and 25%, respectively.
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For instance, as the amount of shiny white surface area shrinks, the Arctic absorbs more heat, which ultimately leads to additional melting of shiny white surfaces.
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And as the Federal Reserve's balance sheet shrinks, rising supply of new bonds and higher interest rates risk making the U.S. government bond market more volatile.
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It uses satellite imagery to determine forage availability, with payouts triggered when a lack of rain shrinks grazing to less than 22017 percent of ideal conditions.
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But as the middle class shrinks as a result of the Great Recession, economic changes and slow growth, a severe anxiety has surfaced about its future.
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ISIS has increased its terrorist activity as its territory shrinks, and Monday also saw a string of bombings claimed by the group in and around Baghdad.
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But while Baselworld shrinks, the SIHH Geneva watch fair — held in January and dominated by Richemont's high-end brands — is growing to 34 exhibitors next year.
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The social media focus is aimed at wooing more high-spending millennials as a lack of big discounts and promotions shrinks its more bargain-hungry clientele.
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Most economists believe China's regional and municipal governments will loosen curbs on buyers next year as their revenue from real estate shrinks and local economies slow.
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It shows that the options are quite limited: When you filter the list of 1,000 down to Republican women, for example, it shrinks to 57 names.
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Thus, the audience for lesbian websites shrinks as queer teen girls learn to cope with the vagaries of life and love without relying on niche content.
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The Off-Center production, directed and choreographed by Savion Glover, never shrinks from the musical's ambition to address the range of black experience in popular entertainment.
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That she is a young white girl — 15 is also her age — literalizes outsider participation in hip-hop, and shrinks the distance between participant and observer.
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"As that pie shrinks, there is just less to go around, so you see a power play over who gets to control those resources," she said.
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Using this procedure, the agency can, for example, approve a medication that shrinks tumors without waiting for clinical trials to show whether patients actually live longer.
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As the visitor continues through the exhibition, Iran's territory shrinks; the country's contemporary size appears small in comparison to the glorified empire painted on the wall.
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And if the Mueller report includes grand jury testimony, which is protected under federal law, the number of people permitted to see the report shrinks significantly.
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The longer Boeing's 737 Max plane sits idle, grounded indefinitely by regulators around the world after two deadly crashes, the more the company's bottom line shrinks.
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It's clearly designed to be a full phone with a 212-inch OLED display that folds and shrinks into a much smaller square when it's closed.
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In a misguided bid at Expressionism, he dramatically shrinks and expands the aspect ratio, pulling it like taffy, and blurs the inner edges of the frame.
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How do you think the United States, and the world in general, should turn the tide, so that worldwide opium poppy production shrinks instead of grows?
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Today, even as the sports section real estate set aside for horse racing shrinks each year, the Derby still captures the attention of casual sports fans.
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He's physically huge, yet somehow he shrinks; his Southern accent is rich and slow, punctuated by "Sir" or "Officer" in a way that sounds wholly natural.
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Many economists believe China's regional and municipal governments will loosen curbs on buyers this year as their revenue from real estate shrinks and local economies slow.
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It shrinks the "window" during which time employees can opt out of union membership to just 10 days per year, triggered by a worker's employment anniversary.
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When the casing shrinks in the heat of the oven, it pulls up the sides of each slice, forming a little meat cupful of spicy oil.
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But when HuffPost adds Gary Johnson, Clinton's margin shrinks to 2.2 points, and when RCP adds Johnson and Jill Stein, Clinton is up by just 1.6.
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The full-size keyboard shrinks into an iPhone-sized one with a pinch gesture so you can use the new swipe-based "QuickPath" feature to input text.
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Sanders's advantage shrinks for voters who pick jobs, to 52-43, and he loses to Clinton among voters who say health care is their priority, 46-50.
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Ramaco Resources, which produces coal for steel mills, and Consol Energy, which supplies coal to larger power plants, have ramped up investments even as the industry shrinks.
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Adding Libertarian nominee Gary Johnson, formerly a Republican governor of New Mexico, to the mix, Clinton's lead actually shrinks to 2.5 points over the real estate billionaire.
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But you can also double tap the sides to activate a number of shortcuts; by default the touch feature shrinks the homescreen for easier one-handed use.
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Samsung claims a whopping four days of battery life with the Gear Sport, however that shrinks down to a maximum of 14 hours of continuous GPS operation.
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Neither choice of field nor lack of ambition can explain why the share of women shrinks higher up the career ladder, even in industries that women dominate.
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But how fast the MBS portfolio shrinks will depend on how many Americans move house or refinance their mortgages (which in turn largely depends on interest rates).
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The arctic ice shrinks every spring and summer because, duh, it gets warmer, but it's alarming how much the ice shrunk this year given the mild season.
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I was thinking about it today, and I know Big Sean has a line about how the bigger he gets the more he has to see shrinks.
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The drone's primary camera boasts the same sensor size as its Phantom 4 — though spatial constraints mean its field of view shrinks from 94 to 78 degrees.
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Shannon also had gastric sleeve surgery estimated between $8,000Â and $10,000 "This was the worst surgery," Shannon tells PEOPLEÂ of the procedure, which shrinks one's stomach capacity.
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The lawmaker noted that if the GOP majority shrinks, Ryan could lose next year's floor vote to remain Speaker with a relatively small number of GOP defections.
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However, the pay gap shrinks when comparing males and females working at an identical level and function within the same company (but still favours men by 1.6%).
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One example, he noted, is a rare condition called postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS), in which the heart shrinks and can no longer maintain normal blood pressure.
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"During times of starvation, the body preserves two organs and then shrinks the rest," she explains—the preserved organs are the brain and, in men, the testicles.
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According to Governing's data, published in 2014, 241 people for every 10,000 West Virginians works for state or local government; in Wisconsin, that number shrinks to 199.
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No, the UK won't become Iceland… but what counterparty won't start to think about the UK's declining taxing power as the UK's economy and financial industry shrinks?
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Under Cole's watchful eye the world shrinks into a network of countries, communities and individuals influenced by, dependent on and affected by other countries, communities and individuals.
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According to the EPI, this factor shrinks in economic booms and gets magnified during economic busts, like the recession the US is still currently climbing out of.
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Mr. Duterte has likened shabu addicts to zombies and claimed — absent evidence — that many are "no longer viable for rehabilitation" because abusing the drug shrinks their brains.
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When public debt increases—or even if it stays put—while the economy shrinks, the ratio between debt and domestic production grows and fiscal matters turn uglier.
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The moon's thrust faults are a sign that the whole orb is contracting as it loses internal heat, cools and shrinks; Mercury is undergoing a similar process.
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Even as climate change shrinks some populations of arctic animals like polar bears and caribou, beavers may be taking advantage of warming temperatures to expand their range.
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The unintended consequences will quickly present themselves to the average viewer: What happens if everyone shrinks down in a world that is still very much full-sized?
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A job guarantee would ideally provide for jobs that are nice to have but could be nixed when the economy improves and the program shrinks in size.
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Trump suddenly becomes Atamanuik the satirist, experiencing an insight that he shrinks away from at the last second to revert to his oblivious self, the golden ass.
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Hours after the violence in Iran, the Islamic State released its glossy, online magazine, directly challenging skeptics who have questioned the group's stamina as its territory shrinks.
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The Fed also wants to avoid deflation, or price declines, because as things become cheaper each day, consumers and businesses postpone buying and economic activity shrinks more.
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The effect shrinks in polls weighted more heavily, including by party registration or past turnout, but there were virtually no public polls that were weighted this way.
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As the middle class shrinks, good jobs become fewer and fewer, and a college education is the new normal for an entry-level position, hopelessness is inevitable.
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"Every single time, they do me like —," she said, then simulating how she freezes up and shrinks into an awkward, shy version of herself in their presence.
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A recent Reuters poll showed most economists believe China's regional and municipal governments will loosen curbs on buyers next year as their revenue from real estate shrinks.
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But when looking at the race through a lower turnout model that resembles past midterm cycles, Lamb's lead shrinks to just 6900 points, 2628 to 28503 percent.
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After the smaller star shrinks to about 10-15% of the bigger star&aposs mass, it begins to fall back toward the bigger star and spin faster.
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It matters not a whit whether the Fed shrinks its balance sheet by selling a bond or by collecting the principal of a bond that is maturing.
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As the match goes on, the size of the game's world shrinks, forcing players to battle each other, rather than hiding and winning the game without effort.
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However, new supplies are also limited as production shrinks in Europe and U.S. gas production hovers around flat next year as lower gas prices cut into investment.
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Islamic State has been trying to expand its presence in Afghanistan and Pakistan as its territory shrinks in Syria and Iraq but faces competition from local militants.
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By Republicans' own argument, which is shared by some economists, the import tax would shrink the trade deficit — and as the deficit shrinks, so would BAT revenue.
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US FRA-OIS SPREAD, A MEASURE OF FUTURE BANK BORROWING COSTS, SHRINKS TO 45 BPS, FROM 64 BPS EARLIER, AFTER FED BOOSTS REPO OPERATIONS
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Defense bill talks set to start amid wall fight Biden allies: Warren is taking a bite out of his electability argument MORE (D-Mass.) and Pete ButtigiegPeter (Pete) Paul ButtigiegBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Poll: Biden leads Democratic field by 10 points in Florida CNN announces details for LGBTQ town hall MORE (D-Ind.).
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Defense bill talks set to start amid wall fight Media and candidates should be ashamed that they don't talk about obesity MORE (D-Calif.) and Cory BookerCory Anthony BookerBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Media and candidates should be ashamed that they don't talk about obesity CNN announces details for LGBTQ town hall MORE (D-N.
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The storage shrinks from a 24000GB SSD to a 256, memory drops from 32GB to 16GB, and the processor moves from an i7-7820HK to an i7-23003HQ.
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ISIS has a substantial presence in both countries and is pledged to take its fight to western Europe and the United States, especially as its core territory shrinks.
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For YouTube, you can continue to watch a video, which shrinks to a small view on your screen, while using your phone, the way videos do on Facebook.
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But as the low-income proportion of population shrinks, around three-quarters of Chinese will likely be defined as "middle income" in 15 years' time, the report said.
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But when the poll added the Green Party and Libertarian candidates on the ballot, Clinton's lead shrinks to 40%-36% -- with Johnson getting 11% of the millennial vote.
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With two hockey sticks poking out of each shoulder, he's an absolute menace who singlehandedly shrinks passing lanes and is able to switch out on all five positions.
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Soon after your mid-20s, your social circle shrinks, according to a recent study by scientists from Aalto University in Finland and the University of Oxford in England.
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The population of American lands beyond the core states shrinks from 51% of the total in 1945 to 2% in 1960 (after Hawaii and Alaska join the union).
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Even if the market shrinks and many more people opt to pay the fine, it will be hard for any politician to roll back the expansion of Medicaid.
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For example, a Fraxel laser could be used to exfoliate an abundance of pigmentation, while a V-beam laser is necessary for vascularity, since it shrinks superficial capillaries.
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He has also criticised the government's resistance to opening the door to immigrants as a way to address a shortage of workers as Japan's population ages and shrinks.
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If so, he could offer the liberals a fifth vote for the president in return for an opinion that shrinks standing doctrine back to its pre-''Massachusetts'' size.
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The prodding provided an indication that interest groups are eager for lawmakers to move forward on the energy bill as the window for legislative action this year shrinks.
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If the Senate Republican majority shrinks by one seat — giving them a razor thin 51-21625 majority — it will give more leverage to GOP moderates such as Sens.
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For consumers facing spiraling and opaque health care costs, as market competition shrinks, there's more than enough reason to be skeptical that much is transforming positively for them.
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The Millennial Question As the generation now coming of age, millennials are largely looked upon as the group to decide whether homeownership grows or shrinks in coming decades.
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This movie follows an inventor who accidentally turns shrinks his children to smaller-than-ant-sized, leaving them to traverse the treacherous backyard to make it home safely.
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He has also criticized the government's resistance to opening the door to immigrants as a way to address a shortage of workers as Japan's population ages and shrinks.
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The crowd cheers and dances––until she, a white woman, raps the N-word and the collective whiteness of the bar cringes and shrinks back to their seats.
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However, the weakened standard hurts carmakers that already have fuel-efficient fleets like Toyota and Honda, and it shrinks a key revenue stream for electric car manufacturer Tesla.
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According to government estimates, the aquifer beneath the Turpan Basin shrinks by about three million cubic meters a year, much of it because of oil drilling and agriculture.
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And as the sun's core becomes saturated with this helium, it shrinks, causing nuclear fusion reactions to speed up — which means that the sun spits out more energy.
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The services sector, buoyed by a solid domestic economy, has been providing impetus as industry shrinks, but some economists fear the recession in the manufacturing sector could spread.
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The first was a roving report of how people dressed — to work, to lunch, going to see their shrinks — which meant Cunningham was on a perpetual street safari.
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Doug Collins says he 'would look at' Georgia Senate seat The Hill's Morning Report - Gillibrand drops out as number of debaters shrinks MORE (R-Ga.) and Lt. Gov.
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As the Japanese economy shrinks and millennials face issues such as the aging population and static salaries, there is less desire to explore the world, according to Kudo.
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But a handful of companies have attempted to launch such bids lately as shareholders have become more vocal about getting higher returns and as the domestic market shrinks.
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Ms. Frizzle (voiced by Lily Tomlin) shrinks her students and their bus before taking them on quality edu-tainment adventures exploring outer space or into the human body.
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At one point in the new trailer, James' meal at the rehab center's cafeteria shrinks and withers on his plate before his eyes, despite him never touching it.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Defense bill talks set to start amid wall fight Biden allies: Warren is taking a bite out of his electability argument MORE and Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Defense bill talks set to start amid wall fight Media and candidates should be ashamed that they don't talk about obesity MORE will find the terrain more challenging than a candidate in the mold of former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Biden allies: Warren is taking a bite out of his electability argument Budowsky: Donald, Boris, Bibi — The right in retreat MORE.
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Pete ButtigiegPeter (Pete) Paul ButtigiegBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Poll: Biden leads Democratic field by 10 points in Florida CNN announces details for LGBTQ town hall MORE says Medicare For All who want it, Joe BidenJoe BidenBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Biden allies: Warren is taking a bite out of his electability argument Budowsky: Donald, Boris, Bibi — The right in retreat MORE says Medicare for choice, Beto says medicare for America, Andrew YangAndrew YangBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Media and candidates should be ashamed that they don't talk about obesity Yang says he would decriminalize opiates, as well as marijuana MORE says….
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The German lender insists that its latest turnaround effort, which eliminates 2028,000 jobs and dramatically shrinks its investment bank, will put the company on the path to consistent profits.
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Watch and be amazed as the result total shrinks from 97,000,000 to 48,500,000 in a second with some really cinematic sound effects in the background to set the mood.
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In the worst case scenario, unemployment rises to 6.373 percent, house prices fall 30 percent, and the economy shrinks by around 8 percent over the course of a year.
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Growth, falling to a 25-year low last year, is also expected to ease further as foreign trade shrinks and the excessive reliance on debt is bound to ease.
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POTUS's world shrinks, as we're back in the Oval Office on February 3623th for Jeff Sessions' swearing-in, with a mini-Goose lectern plopped in front of Andrew Jackson.
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"You'll put your survival instincts to the test, gathering weapons and ammunition while the play area shrinks in this new mode for up to 32 players," developer Rockstar explains.
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The effects of aerosols also affects our water supply: Studies also show that aerosols make for more pollution-rich clouds, which shrinks the size of rain droplets that form.
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Bowers & Wilkins doubles down on the luxurious portability concept by giving the P7s a folding design that shrinks their size and helps them fit into an excellent carry case.
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The gap shrinks when people can work on their own schedules, as in many tech jobs and when people can easily substitute for one another, as happens among pharmacists.
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I was aware and involved, and felt we could stop this easily with love, care, shrinks, a visit to the police station to scare him straight, and numerous conversations.
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Where the old brick was the size of, say, Apple's MacBook chargers, the new PowerPort Atom PD 1 shrinks things down dramatically while still supplying nearly the same power.
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Out-migration is considered a prime cause of Puerto Rico's financial tailspin, because it shrinks the island's economy, leaving fewer people and fewer dollars to support the crushing debt.
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It has rebounded from a multi-decade low of 62.4 percent in September 2015, and economists see limited room for further improvement as the pool of discouraged workers shrinks.
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You only eat certain foods that you've deemed "healthy," and the list of what is okay shrinks every time you read a new book or article on the subject.
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There is a method to his madness: Crouching down not only shrinks the strike zone but shortens his swing so he can flick his already quick wrists even faster.
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"After just three weeks in space, the human soleus muscle shrinks by a third," said lead study author Marie Mortreux of Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Harvard Medical School.
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It has rebounded from a multi-decade low of 62.4 percent in September 2015 and economists see limited room for further gains as the pool of discouraged workers shrinks.
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A second-best solution would be a tax credit that shrinks a constant amount for every dollar increase in income (which would effectively be a flat-rate income tax).
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"In many of the places we work, including Jordan, we see that when they hit adolescence, the world for boys expands and the world for girls shrinks," Hutchison says.
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But as the UK financial industry shrinks due to its loss of member-access to the EU market, the ugly lessons of the Great Recession will become more apparent.
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But if they continue to double down on preserving their power by any means, even as their voter base shrinks, their anti-democratic brand could become even more pronounced.
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Across the country, private forest landowners and manufacturers are already hungry for workers, as demand for wood products grows and the rural workforce shrinks due to larger demographic trends.
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If the Republican majority shrinks by one, Collins "is really holding the cards there," said Bill Hoagland, another former senior Senate GOP aide, referring to the health-care debate.
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Shielding the public from 'dangerous' topics, information and ideas through censorship shrinks the space for dissent and also denies Tibetans of a means to express their culture and identity.
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Once voters cast their ballots, they cannot make changes; that means the potency of a late, campaign-ending attack fades as Election Day nears and the voting pool shrinks.
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Throw in six overmatched amateur invitees and the number of players with title hopes shrinks to 229, or roughly the number that makes a PGA Tour cut each week.
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Our top pick is the Mario Badescu Drying Lotion because it is an effective spot treatment that acts fast to draw impurities from the skin and shrinks pimples overnight.
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The American Psychiatric Association, the leading professional organization for shrinks, has a longstanding ban on its members commenting on the mental health of public figures, called the Goldwater Rule.
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The law actually shrinks tax refunds for the lowest-earning 20 percent of farm households, Mr. Bawa said in a session hosted by the Agriculture and Applied Economics Association.
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Providers monitor patients' hormone levels and perform ultrasounds anywhere from one to three times a week until intervention is required or the EP shrinks and dissolves on its own.
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And even if a T-shirt does fit well initially, once it stretches out after being worn, or shrinks from washing and drying, it&aposll never be the same.
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"Some of the best people or easiest people to speak to is a shrink or whoever — the Americans call them shrinks — someone you have never met before," he said.
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The Mavic 2 Pro easily folds up and shrinks down to fit in your bag for portability, then unfolds to explore the outer reaches of your imagination wherever, whenever.
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New York (CNN Business)American Airlines is the second US carrier to suspend some of its flights to China as the deadly coronavirus continues to spread and shrinks demand.
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The gender pay gap shrinks, and women are more likely to be promoted, according to research of public companies by Linda Bell, an economist and provost of Barnard College.
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The president cites the trade deficit with Mexico to show that NAFTA is bad, but factoring in the U.S. content in Mexican manufactured exports, the deficit shrinks or disappears.
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Gabe Fazio's Simon the Zealot is one of these, occupying the witness stand with such intensity and stillness that the whole room shrinks to his little part of it.
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That work, Tomlin said, aided both sides of the ball in the red zone, understanding how the game transforms when the field shrinks, and affirmed his 2-point strategy.
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While their Senate majority now shrinks to one vote, they won't have to welcome a senator who's another stain on a party that can't bear any more of them.
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"Overall, the volume of universe that is likely to contain the source shrinks by more than a factor of 20," the LIGO-VIRGO collaboration explained in a press release.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Defense bill talks set to start amid wall fight Biden allies: Warren is taking a bite out of his electability argument MORE (D-Mass.) and former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Biden allies: Warren is taking a bite out of his electability argument Budowsky: Donald, Boris, Bibi — The right in retreat MORE.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Defense bill talks set to start amid wall fight Media and candidates should be ashamed that they don't talk about obesity MORE (D-Calif.) and Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Defense bill talks set to start amid wall fight Biden allies: Warren is taking a bite out of his electability argument MORE (D-Mass.).
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Defense bill talks set to start amid wall fight Biden allies: Warren is taking a bite out of his electability argument MORE (Mass.) and Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Defense bill talks set to start amid wall fight Media and candidates should be ashamed that they don't talk about obesity MORE (Calif.), former Rep.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Defense bill talks set to start amid wall fight Media and candidates should be ashamed that they don't talk about obesity MORE (D-Calif.) and Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Defense bill talks set to start amid wall fight Biden allies: Warren is taking a bite out of his electability argument MORE (D-Mass.)?
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Beto O'RourkeBeto O'RourkeBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll CNN announces details for LGBTQ town hall Manchin: 'Beto O'Rourke is not taking my guns away from me' MORE (D-Texas) and businessman Andrew YangAndrew YangBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Media and candidates should be ashamed that they don't talk about obesity Yang says he would decriminalize opiates, as well as marijuana MORE earned support from 22019 percent of respondents.
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Wade | Dems threaten to subpoena Juul MORE, Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Defense bill talks set to start amid wall fight Biden allies: Warren is taking a bite out of his electability argument MORE, and Joe BidenJoe BidenBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Biden allies: Warren is taking a bite out of his electability argument Budowsky: Donald, Boris, Bibi — The right in retreat MORE.
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As the labor pool shrinks along with the population, it wants firms to reduce hours to encourage more women to work and get fathers more involved in bringing up children.
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When breathing stops, our bodies trigger a series of physiological changes: our heart rate slows down, the blood vessels in our extremities constrict, and our spleen shrinks down in size.
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The consensus is that the premium on GBTC shrinks if investors believe the bitcoin ETF will be approved by the SEC because they expect a better product to replace it.
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However, sales declined for the seventh quarter in a row as P&G shrinks its vast product portfolio to focus on faster-growing brands such as Pampers diapers and Gillette.
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The budget for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance, which helps the destitute buy food, shrinks by a quarter, as part of the burden of supporting the poor is shifted to the states.
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The issue is one of the many contentious subjects surrounding water in California, which has seen a growth in both population and farming even as its fragile water supply shrinks.
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But since they look solid and are designed to trick your brain into belief, well your perception of how much space you have to move around shrinks to fit them.
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It's the same Battle Royale mode — that's all you get on the mobile version right now — where 100 players fight to the death on a map that shrinks over time.
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The newest feature is a special one-handed mode that shrinks the keyboard down to make it easier to reach with your thumb (which comes in handy on larger handsets).
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But every time she steps on a scale and asks if she's getting bigger, I know the amount of time she'll be pleased with an affirmative shrinks by the day.
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Researchers at the University of Zurich and EPFL have created a robot that shrinks to fit through gaps, a feature that could make it perfect for search and rescue missions.
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GHORAMARA ISLAND, India (Reuters) - Residents of India's Ghoramara Island want to leave their home as it shrinks each year due to rising seas, but many say they can't afford it.
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Schools where more than a quarter of students are immigrants usually perform worse than those with no immigrants (see chart), although the gap shrinks when economic status is accounted for.
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He believes the 2015 ruling was frivolous and unnecessary, and has also argued, in opposition to hard evidence, that investment in the internet shrinks when net neutrality is in effect.
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The data show that the larger the Latino population in a precinct, the more the mass of red dots shrinks while the mass of blue dots grows and gets darker.
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The latest figures, which were likely lower because of holiday hiring and winter weather, show that employers are holding on to their workers as the pool of skilled people shrinks.
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What if a wealth tax not only passes, but is so successful in reducing wealth inequality that the base of ultra-billionaires financing a portion of the program gradually shrinks?
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By pulling out even a relatively small military contingent from a strategic bottleneck constraining Iranian power projection, the U.S. shrinks its share of the 'influence' pie in the Middle East.
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Assuming ground costs remain the same, the cost to fly 30,000 satellites at 60 satellites per launch shrinks from $60 billion to around $37.5 billion — a difference of $22.5 billion.
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By eliminating student debt — as presidential candidates Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders have proposed to do in some capacity — the ratio shrinks to just five times the amount of wealth.
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In written comments, many businesses say they cannot afford to lift wages, and others say they are raising salaries to attract workers amid a labor crunch as Japan's population shrinks.
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Next year could be a better year for Democrats to pass financial-reform legislation if Clinton becomes president, the Senate becomes Democratic-controlled or Republicans' majority in the House shrinks.
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And in "UFO," what looks like a similar patch of light slowly turns and shrinks as it drifts from right to left and then suddenly, in a blink, zips away.
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"Â Â Although the gulf between the George viewers see and the IRL Disney princess Mae perceives George to be throughout much of Feel Good is vast, it shrinks in "Episode 6.
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Now, what he calls his "de-platforming" has only increased his sense of grievance, and that of his followers — even as it shrinks his reach before the November midterm elections.
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"As print shrinks, they need to rethink where they're going to invest their money and what the brand's going to mean to a new generation of people," Mr. Florio said.
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Once again, Mr. Harrelson proves the scene stealer, doling out folksy wisecracks and sly threats in a gunfighter drawl that somehow shrinks the light-years between Tatooine and El Paso.
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In one recent study, researchers were astonished to discover that the liver grows and shrinks by up to 40 percent every 24 hours, while the organs around it barely budge.
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Mr. Trump wants to see wages rise in Mexico so that fewer American jobs go south and the United States trade deficit shrinks — through higher Mexican demand for American goods.
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The tightness of the framing shrinks the differences in age and era, adding to the intimacy of the moment — an intimacy that was preserved by DeCarava rather than intruded upon.
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Bigger is better in the United States, it seems, and David Steinberg is back to prove that you can expand your solving experience, even as he shrinks his crossword puzzle.
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Republican struggles with governmental responsibility stem largely from reliance on a support base – disproportionately older, working-class whites – that grows more zealous as it shrinks in a rapidly-diversifying country.
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"Many small and mid-sized carriers are limping on thanks to cheap oil but further consolidation looks inevitable as capacity growth shrinks margins at the less competitive carriers," Wilson added.
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With elections for the European Parliament lurking around the corner in 2019, the window of opportunity for such crucial reform talks slowly but surely shrinks, making them even more complex.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - OPEC Secretary-General Mohammad Barkindo on Tuesday urged oil producing companies to increase capacities and invest more to meet future demand as spare oil capacity shrinks worldwide.
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Byrd says that he is starting to think about what comes next for him at McDonald&aposs after 22017 years in the business, as the chain&aposs franchisee count shrinks.
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But that average margin of victory shrinks to just half of that, 18 points, in the 100 House districts represented by Democrats who do not support launching an impeachment inquiry.
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O'Cull foresees irreparable damage to Papa John's same-store sales, a key metric for restaurant companies, especially as employee morale shrinks and customers view the brand in a negative light.
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As Japan's rural population ages and shrinks, small business owners are struggling to find successors because their children, who have often moved to big cities, are not interested in taking over.
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As for the battery, while you do get an average of 22 to 22 hours of use, that number quickly shrinks if you do just about anything other than check notifications.
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There are concerns that persistently low participation could hamper job growth as the supply pool shrinks, unless a pick-up in earnings entices more Americans to return to the labor force.
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While the onshore market shrinks, the offshore debt market has boomed: in the year to date, companies have raised $55 billion, which is more than half of last year's record total.
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For instance, I love the one-handed keyboard, a tool that shrinks the keyboard so it's easier to type messages with one hand (I use it most when walking my dog).
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For Chrome, that selection shrinks to bookmarks, browsing history, cookies, passwords, and settings (no form data), though you can't pick and choose, and on Firefox you can only move over bookmarks.
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Happy promises good listeners, friend-sharing, but the service it provides seems conspicuously like a watered-down form of therapy—amateur shrinks—the "sharing economy" taken to its next logical extreme.
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Washington's resident orcas that feast exclusively on salmon are having less luck--the fish's numbers have significantly declined, and as its prey shrinks, so do orca populations in the Pacific Northwest.
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Administrative costs will probably fall in the short term when a portfolio goes into run-off, but may become a burden in the longer term as the underlying insurance portfolio shrinks.
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The MPAA admitted Netflix, the first streaming-first studio to join the group, after it left the Internet Association as its own membership shrinks thanks to the proposed Disney-Fox merger.
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As the economy approaches full employment and spare capacity in the labor market shrinks, the central bank expects wages to increase by 3.6 percent this year and 3.7 percent next year.
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As its economy shrinks after a decade of prosperity, Brazil is fighting an outbreak of the mosquito-borne Zika virus that threatens to keep some athletes and tourists away from Rio.
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There are concerns that persistently low participation could hamper job growth as the supply pool shrinks, unless a pick-up in earnings entices more Americans to return to the labor force.
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That differential shrinks a bit later on: from 2012-16, the analytics teams got 0.075 more rebounds per game than the opposition, but the late adopters had an even rebound differential.
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And if you plan on doing any sort of gaming without plugging in the power cord, that times shrinks down to an hour and a half or two at the most.
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BUENOS AIRES, July 4 (Reuters) - Argentine inflation should end 0.73 under 40.3% while the economy shrinks 0.8%, according to a preliminary draft of the government's upcoming budget proposal published on Thursday.
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With PCM, the volume of material used to make it shrinks along with the size of each cell, which makes it possible to keep adding cells in an even tinier space.
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As it shrinks, it goes from green to orange to red, and Karma will start to return to its takeoff spot once you're under about four minutes of remaining flight time.
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If the dough shrinks back as you roll it out, cover it with a towel or plastic wrap for 2350 minutes to let it rest and then continue rolling again. 303.
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The EU enters the 2030s in one piece, but divided and less relevant, its high relative living standards fraying as Europe falls behind economic rivals and its population ages and shrinks.
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"To those of us who have gay family members, our brothers, our sisters, our neighbors, they are our friends ... I think it only hurts us, it shrinks our tent," Dickerson said.
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The answer to that question could come down to one crucial dynamic: how quickly the GOP field shrinks in the next few weeks, and who gets knocked out of the race.
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As a black hole of this size radiates, it shrinks slightly and thus gets hotter, which makes it shrink faster and hotter, and so forth almost until the end of time.
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U.S. gasoline stockpiles are currently 11 percent higher than normal for the time of year but if they are adjusted for strong gasoline demand then the surplus shrinks to 7 percent.
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"As the Islamic State's territory in Syria shrinks, the U.S. is increasingly being put in direct contact with Syria and its allies," said Bill Roggio, editor of the Long War Journal.
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As the neighborhood's middle class shrinks, recedes and ages out, it leaves a deepening divide that makes it hard for the haves and have-nots to see one another as neighbors.
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In a final series of comparatively small prints from 1997 and 1998, AyĂłn shrinks her panoramas to a tight circle, a kind of whirlpool of darkness, floating on a white ground.
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When I look at the finished product, I imagine that other veteran puzzlers probably speed through grids with rampant Z's and Q's, as their presence shrinks the pool of possible entries.
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Dougie's head pops, and his hand shrinks so much that a green ring (the same one Teresa Banks and Laura Palmer wore in "Fire Walk with Me") falls off his hand.
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It looks small, because it was incubated in a chemical process—we started with the entire hemisphere and then incubated it in an alcoholic treatment, and it shrinks by two-thirds.
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Beto O'RourkeBeto O'RourkeBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll CNN announces details for LGBTQ town hall Manchin: 'Beto O'Rourke is not taking my guns away from me' MORE (D).
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It's a delicate act, writing about tree defenders: In an era when art seems ready to embrace subjects as painful as racism and sexual harassment, it still shrinks from environmental brutality.
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Similarly, as the enrollment at DeWitt Clinton High School shrinks, Tim Bayless, a veteran music teacher, must now teach simple, pared-down arrangements of classical compositions to his undersized concert bands.
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Other problems are worsening, as the country's vast automotive sector shrinks, as its real estate sector levels off and as its pigs die in vast numbers from a swine fever epidemic.
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According to TRAFFIC, the wildlife trade monitoring arm of WWF and IUCN, poachers kill at least 40 Sumatran tigers per year, and the killing is made easier as their habitat shrinks.
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But hear also how she shrinks her sound to a stark mournfulness in "Adieu, notre petite table," pained yet chilly as she prepares to leave des Grieux for another man's luxury.
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They have said many times that they are using a more deliberative process for 2020 and are not likely to endorse until the field shrinks and a winner is more clear.
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Ms. Spencer is African-American, female, in her 40s and not twig-shaped — Venn-diagram those traits atop the circle marked "Available Parts," and the overlapping area shrinks to pea-size.
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As the hunting fraternity shrinks due to age and rural depopulation, women are recruited to help protect farms against rising numbers of wild deer and boar viewed as pests by farmers.
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Done one way, this approach can lead to consistent and widening profitability as the need for fresh investment either wanes, or shrinks in significance, because the business gets so much larger.
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And as the sun&aposs core becomes saturated with this helium, it shrinks, causing nuclear fusion reactions inside it to speed up — which means that the sun spits out more energy.
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With Islamic State's territory rapidly shrinking, the focus was on defeating it in the final few areas, Mattis said - and avoiding conflict as the gap between Russian and U.S. forces shrinks.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Defense bill talks set to start amid wall fight Biden allies: Warren is taking a bite out of his electability argument MORE (D-Mass.), Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Defense bill talks set to start amid wall fight Media and candidates should be ashamed that they don't talk about obesity MORE (D-Calif.) or Bernie SandersBernie SandersBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Biden allies: Warren is taking a bite out of his electability argument Overnight Health Care — Presented by Partnership for America's Health Care Future — Pelosi set to unveil drug price plan | Abortion rate in US hits lowest level since Roe v.
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Sen. Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Defense bill talks set to start amid wall fight Media and candidates should be ashamed that they don't talk about obesity MORE (D-Calif.) and former tech entrepreneur Andrew YangAndrew YangBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Media and candidates should be ashamed that they don't talk about obesity Yang says he would decriminalize opiates, as well as marijuana MORE have been climbing in the Democratic presidential race, while the three front-runners – former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Biden allies: Warren is taking a bite out of his electability argument Budowsky: Donald, Boris, Bibi — The right in retreat MORE, Sen.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Defense bill talks set to start amid wall fight Media and candidates should be ashamed that they don't talk about obesity MORE (D-Calif) at 5 percent and tech entrepreneur Andrew YangAndrew YangBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Media and candidates should be ashamed that they don't talk about obesity Yang says he would decriminalize opiates, as well as marijuana MORE at 4 percent.
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Wade | Dems threaten to subpoena Juul MORE (I-Vt.), Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Defense bill talks set to start amid wall fight Media and candidates should be ashamed that they don't talk about obesity MORE (Calif.), Cory BookerCory Anthony BookerBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Media and candidates should be ashamed that they don't talk about obesity CNN announces details for LGBTQ town hall MORE (N.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Defense bill talks set to start amid wall fight Biden allies: Warren is taking a bite out of his electability argument MORE (Mass.) and Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Defense bill talks set to start amid wall fight Media and candidates should be ashamed that they don't talk about obesity MORE (Calif.) demanded Kavanaugh's impeachment from the bench.
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You can watch as Apple shrinks from the bulky Lisa to the Apple Watch, but you can also see, quite clearly, the impact of Steve Jobs' return to the company, in 1997.
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You can watch as Apple shrinks from the bulky Lisa to the Apple Watch, but you can also see, quite clearly, the impact of Steve Jobs' return to the company, in 2000.
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Molecular clouds are wreathing, smoky mixtures of gas and dust spread throughout our galaxy, and the collapse isolates one part of the cloud and shrinks it down to a relatively tiny size.
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If the scope of freedom and respect for the rule of law shrinks around the world, the likelihood of war within and between countries increases, and America's freedoms will eventually be threatened.
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Bankers say opportunities are being created in the consumer goods sector as the market share shrinks of suppliers like Saudi Arabia's Almarai, the Middle East's biggest dairy company, because of the embargo.
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Higher demand propelled activity in Germany's services sector to a five-month peak in February, a further sign this branch of the economy will continue to provide growth momentum as manufacturing shrinks.
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Dr. Lee presses into the yellowish fatty tissue with her fingers, then decides to use a electric cautery device to help control the bleeding as she shapes and shrinks the fat tissue.
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No other House Republican has said they will challenge Ryan for the gavel, but the landscape could change dramatically if his majority shrinks, and conservatives on the right have even more power.
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The resulting mid-career survey allows highlights from Eliasson's career to return for a victory lap, like Moss wall, Eliasson's upright display of reindeer moss that shrinks and fades as it dries.
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For starters, it shrinks the available screen size back down to 5.2-inches on either side, while assuming there will be scenarios where sitting next to a friend just won't cut it.
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The company closed 66 shops in net terms in 2017 as it shrinks its presence in Europe to expand in Russia, eastern Europe and China, areas where wholesale revenues grew double-digit.
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The GOP budget repeals ObamaCare, shrinks the Commerce Department, strips funding from the Environmental Protection Agency, creates a pay-in structure for Medicare and give states control over the food stamps program.
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Scientists and policy experts agree that 2020 isn't literally the last chance to save humanity, but four more years of Trump undoubtedly shrinks our chances to ensure a future safe from catastrophe.
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The Fed is also expected to accelerate the pace at which it shrinks the size of its $4.5 trillion balance sheet, potentially putting further upward pressure on official, and market, interest rates.
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"As it shrinks, it gets smaller; just like the California Republican Party has, it will become crazier," Schmidt said, after noting that the GOP had become a "third party" in the state.
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At a time when the president flouts constitutional values and Congress shrinks from using its powers as a check and balance, any nominee to the Supreme Court demands the most rigorous scrutiny.
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The mix of the two materials—glass and concrete—can be quite unpredictable and you need to know how concrete dries, expands and shrinks and what effect this has on the glass.
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As the share of the population at work shrinks, it stands to reason that economic growth per person will slow too — a smaller proportion of Americans are engaged in income-generating work.
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He included a gabled porch, stone archways and a brick facade, creating a kind of architectural optical illusion that, from certain angles, shrinks an immense institutional setting into an overgrown country home.
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Bank stocks took a big hit this month on profit worries as the spread between the rate banks collect from borrowers and the rate they have to pay out to savers shrinks.
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But once Social Security benefits are taken into account, the difference between low-wage and high-wage workers shrinks from two-and-a-half-times earnings to about half a year's earnings.
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The way the Losers defeat Pennywise also differs from the novel — they sort of bully him to death by calling him names over and over until he shrinks down to almost nothing.
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Puerto Rico is reeling from a 45 percent poverty rate, a steady flow of outward migration to the U.S. mainland that further shrinks its tax base and the shuttering of essential services.
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" In one of the stories, the language "as the country shrinks is spoken by fewer people each day; it's not difficult to imagine it disappearing altogether, the language and the country both.
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The part of the brain dedicated to gathering information from the eyes actually shrinks in size, while the parts that receive signals from the ears and touch-sensitive nerve endings grow larger.
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Beto O'RourkeBeto O'RourkeBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll CNN announces details for LGBTQ town hall Manchin: 'Beto O'Rourke is not taking my guns away from me' MORE, California Sen.
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They come from China and Vietnam, the Philippines and Cambodia, and they are filling empty jobs in Japan as the Japanese population shrinks, becoming a crucial if underacknowledged motor of the economy.
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"Doing this first shrinks the amount of revenue they are going to have to raise to make their tax bill add up," said Howard Gleckman, a fellow at the Tax Policy Center.
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That may be of little comfort as the value of your portfolio shrinks, but should the market plummet even more dramatically at some point, this dip will serve as a trial run.
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Beto O'RourkeBeto O'RourkeBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll CNN announces details for LGBTQ town hall Manchin: 'Beto O'Rourke is not taking my guns away from me' MORE, California Sen.
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The ratio of N/Nmax gets closer and closer to 1, so the stuff in the parentheses approaches zero, and the number of new infections each day (đťš«N) gradually shrinks to zero.
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I suspect that, say, the beeping machine that shrinks down into a tiny version of itself (or compresses into a crumpled up version of itself) will have something to do with something.
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The cabinet this month agreed a budget plan that shrinks the projected fiscal deficit by 4 percentage points from last year to 7.6% by cutting spending and raising taxes and other fees.
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The bottom line: Whether the number shrinks, grows or stays the same, the best advice is this: If you've stayed at a Starwood property, assume you were affected until you can confirm otherwise.
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And Bank of America says additional store closures by mall-based retailers will only continue to benefit the likes of Walmart and Target, as the pool for competition over shoppers' dollars shrinks further.
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Cases of microcephaly, which shrinks the heads and brains of children, have skyrocketed in places with Zika, but epidemiologists have been unable to prove that infections in mothers are directly causing the defects.
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Immigration remains a prickly subject in Japan, where cultural and ethnic homogeneity remain deeply rooted even as the population shrinks and companies grapple with the worst labor shortages for more than four decades.
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This could change dramatically though as American output soars in coming years and as domestic production from the North Sea and Norway shrinks, leaving a growing gap to be filled by external suppliers.
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"The combination of stealth, integrated avionics and supercruise drastically shrinks surface-to-air missile engagement envelopes and minimizes enemy capabilities to track and engage the F-22," an Air Force fact sheet says.
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Critics argue the rule significantly shrinks worker and family protections established under the EPA's Worker Protection Standard (WPS), by allowing more chances of contact with often harmful and cancer-linked chemicals and pesticides.
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He contends that Europe's need for cheap natural gas, as use of coal and nuclear power shrinks, will increase sufficiently to ensure that Russian gas will continue to travel through Ukrainian pipelines, too.
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In so far as Mr Trump's win means a meaner, more fractious, more volatile global order, it raises those costs and shrinks that space for compromise and consensus essential for a smooth Brexit.
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It's a hack of the 80x25 text mode that shrinks the available number of lines available for each character, making it a pseudo-graphics mode that gets the advantage of the extra colors.
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As manufacturing shrinks, the island's remaining entrepreneurs are shifting towards services, including call-centres, business processing, IT services and, perhaps soon, medical tourism, that are more suitable to a high-skilled island economy.
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Marlboro-maker Altria on Thursday reported fourth-quarter financial results that matched analyst expectations and gave investors more insight on its new e-cigarette and marijuana investments as its core cigarette business shrinks.
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The Blade Pro's four hours of battery life are pretty standard for a system this size, but that number shrinks to two hours or less if you are actually gaming on the go.
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It is as if we see the world through a glass — a glass that magnifies the facts that liberals want us to see and shrinks the facts that conservatives want us to see.
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A recent study from the Harvard Business Review found that when legislation requires companies to disclose gender pay disparities, the pay gap shrinks and more women are hired and promoted to senior roles.
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That, in turn, reduces the incentive for banks to grow; as the probability of failure shrinks, the advantage of being big—that the government will bail you out if you fail—diminishes too.
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Solomon has said the consumer business is a critical part of the bank's strategy to grow revenues and cut costs, as revenue shrinks in traditional areas of strength for Goldman like bond trading.
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Today the company behind the gorgeous, aluminum Analogue Nt — a modern console designed play classic games — announced new version that keeps the same beautiful style, but shrinks it down into something more compact.
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As a woman's egg supply shrinks, the granulosa cells in her ovaries produce less AMH and less inhibin B, a protein that blocks the production of the other hormone people test for, FSH.
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In a series of vignettes, participants go from base camp to summit, then unlock a "god mode" that shrinks the Himalayas to the size of anthills and gives the whole climb some context.
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"I think that she has shown in an understated way, but with loud ramifications that she is no one that shrinks from the legacy of a Robert Kennedy or Eric Holder," he said.
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Experts have warned that as China's working age population shrinks so too will domestic consumption, which could have unintended consequences for the global economy, which has relied on China as a growth engine.
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He owns 70 percent of Dell Technologies, a company he is counting on to throw off a lot of cash to quickly repay the debt, even as the overall business computing industry shrinks.
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Sears, which has not reported a profit in five years, has made the Shop Your Way program the focus of its revival strategy, even as it shrinks its store base to reduce costs.
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"Consumers appear to be concerned about everyday-life repercussions of owning a GM vehicle if its presence shrinks in South Korea, especially weaker after-service," said Esther Yim, an analyst at Samsung Securities.
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Standard theory says the average of this many polls should be within about half a percentage point of the true answer, and that this difference shrinks to zero as more polls are conducted.
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Alliances shift as countries jockey for position Wherever one looks, from the Gulf to the Mediterranean, governments and the multitude of groups they support or oppose are jockeying for advantage as ISIS shrinks.
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The Trump manufacturing advantage shrinks to just three percentage points after taking into account demographic factors (race, age, gender, sexuality, religion and educational attainment) and becomes entirely insignificant after including attitudes about racism.
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The U.S. territory is reeling from a 45 percent poverty rate, a steady flow of outward migration to the U.S. mainland that further shrinks its tax base and the shuttering of essential services.
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There were hours exploring — trying to catch lizards; marveling at the morivivĂ, a plant that shrinks from human touch; savoring quenepas, a tropical fruit (as well as Chef Boyardee and McDonald's French fries).
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Instead of being revenue neutral — technical talk for a bill that neither grows nor shrinks the deficit — the Senate plan would increase the deficit by more than $1 trillion over its first decade.
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As funding shrinks for future generations, even more Finns could find their needs unmet, warns Heikki Hiilamo, a social policy analyst who has advised successive governments on how they might reform the system.
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As the Republican base in California shrinks, religious conservatives become an even more important part of the party's coalition, said Dan Schnur, a longtime Republican consultant in California who is now an independent.
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The President never shrinks from slamming his perceived foes from Rosie O'Donnell to the cast of "Hamilton," to slain political enemies like "low energy" Jeb Bush and estranged political guru "sloppy" Steve Bannon.
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In effect, it shrinks the area of land left available for any future Palestinian state to exist on and chops it up into pieces, destroying its potential viability as a real, contiguous state.
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Governments of nations around the Arctic Ocean, including the United States, have been working on rules for managing potential future fish stocks in the central Arctic Ocean as the ice shrinks and thins.
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Beto O'RourkeBeto O'RourkeBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll CNN announces details for LGBTQ town hall Manchin: 'Beto O'Rourke is not taking my guns away from me' MORE (D-Texas), Sen.
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Ultimately the Fed desires higher rates to provide latitude for rate cut stimulus in the event of a recession, and the market will take it there if it shrinks its balance sheet overhang.
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Sorry Joe BidenJoe BidenBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Biden allies: Warren is taking a bite out of his electability argument Budowsky: Donald, Boris, Bibi — The right in retreat MORE.
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