If productivity per capita stays the same, consumption per capita stays the same.
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" Brittany offers, "Something that stays the same in your experiment?
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While the aesthetics change, one element stays the same: power.
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Even when the world ends, Far Cry stays the same.
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So the DNA stays the same; it's just behaving differently.
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Because it's not like the audience stays the same there.
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The staff stays the same, the presidents stay the same.
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"My statement stays the same, it's five years," Dimon said.
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And their behavior largely stays the same as they get older.
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And while Johnson may be in charge, Parliament stays the same.
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The more things change, the more Queen Elizabeth stays the same.
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The sense of humor stays the same – for better or worse.
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The Final Station's context changes but your job stays the same.
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No matter where you are, scientists believe, it stays the same.
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For example, renting — it's high but your income stays the same.
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"I became old, but he stays the same," Mr. Das said.
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The dollar cost of goods to U.S. consumers stays the same.
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Eventually, anything can become nostalgia if it stays the same long enough.
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"Nothing and no one stays the same," she explained to the outlet.
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Pricing for the base model here also stays the same at $1,799.
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The more getting rejected changes, the more getting rejected stays the same.
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I don't think anyone's style stays the same for too long anymore.
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" Romgaz production potential will remain unchanged this year: "Potential stays the same.
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The world changes, but America's demented yellow TV family stays the same.
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The threats have changed since 1984, but Jack Ryan stays the same.
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"The debt stays the same," said Marxuach, "but the economy grows even less."
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In 20 years of sanitation work, Greenan said one thing stays the same.
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Sometimes MoviePass changes—but in almost every way, it just stays the same.
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While the map stays the same through every playthrough, everything else gets remixed.
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While Joe Manganiello gets older and wiser, Pee-wee Herman stays the same.
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I sit down and wait for a few minutes but he stays the same.
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Even if activists' strategy stays the same, though, the game has changed around them.
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The thing about Coachella is: I get older, everyone else stays the same age.
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Their popularity stays the same even as the world and business changes around them.
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As much as economists and market watchers may want, nothing stays the same forever.
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"The essential you is on the inside, it stays the same," she told me.
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Put that way, the probability of it happening year over year stays the same.
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The labels and usually even the beer itself stays the same after ownership changes.
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Even where the technology stays the same, social and cultural norms can rapidly shift.
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I don't feel any pressure about it at all because nothing stays the same.
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The more that life in Twin Peaks stays the same, the scarier it gets.
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You can't bank on repeat customers if the experience inside the room stays the same.
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So the actor stays the same size but it appears the hallway collapses around him.
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However, when it falls, the price often stays the same so retailers make more money.
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And however aggressively they multiply, the number of hours in a day stays the same.
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"Revenue neutral's a fancy way of saying the tax burden stays the same," he said.
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We experience small ups and downs, but by and large, our happiness stays the same.
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In 2018, she'll get a $60 subsidy to ensure her monthly payment stays the same.
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"When my number is called, that chip on my shoulder stays the same," he said.
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But regardless of the mentor text or the targeted skills, the methodology stays the same.
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So you again have an acceleration, even if the speed of the wagon stays the same.
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But the rate stays the same, and Affirm restricts repayment to three, six, and 12 months.
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Despite these three new features, the price stays the same, and the devices aren't any bigger.
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The factor that always stays the same is the human, Groene says, and that includes fingers.
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But the reward stays the same, while the risk gets higher, the older your phone is.
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There's a lot that's revolutionary and unstable about Trump -- a lot, however, that stays the same.
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The photon sphere stays the same, though, because light is essentially trapped there in perfect orbit.
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In every corner of Paris I was reminded: the city is old; it stays the same.
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"We have to make sure this one stays the same as the other one," he said.
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"You should know by now, after all these years, my approach stays the same," Hamilton said.
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But taking estrogen doesn't make trans women's vocal cords thinner, so their vocal pitch stays the same.
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Three, it gives you more perspective and more innovation, presumably, but four, it still stays the same.
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The album hums with a forward-moving energy, and an overarching awareness that nothing stays the same.
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The cabinet stays the same, and then there'll be a shakeout over some months or even years.
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What's more, the effective tax rate for coal—which is less than 1 percent—stays the same.
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And the number of holes in these objects stays the same if you stretch or twist them.
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"The money is good for another two years, if the tuition stays the same," Ms. Hefzi said.
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While these new tweaks are fun, the most important thing about the sequel is what stays the same.
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That is challenging mentally because you just don't feel like you're advancing, because the horizon stays the same.
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But that doesn't mean that the conclusion stays the same—it also reflects that I do make mistakes.
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The only true constant about Taylor Swift's style is that it never stays the same for too long.
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Battery life stays the same: 30 hours of hi-res playback and 50 hours of standard MP3 playback.
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Their relationships grow and change, and their professional goals grow and change, and the hospital stays the same.
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Now nothing stays the same in tech, as prices fluctuate, and manufacturers make different decisions, and standards improve.
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The boyfriend becomes the fiancé; the rest of the above stays the same, and things go from there.
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"Nothing and no one stays the same," Cyrus told Cosmopolitan of what her mom and dad imparted to her.
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In contrast, people's perception of red, blue and green stays the same despite how bright or dark they are.
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While the amount that CLOs must pay their debt investors increases, the amount of interest received stays the same.
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And no matter what, you couldn't have expected it, because you can't predict something that never stays the same.
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If a company buys back shares, the net income stays the same, but the earnings per share goes up.
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My reasoning is that if Meryl is here or if Meryl isn't here, my mortgage payment stays the same.
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This is in contrast to gradual thaw, when the plant community largely stays the same as the ice thaws.
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"We're changing all the time and nothing stays the same, which is very annoying," she says with a half-laugh.
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That price tag stays the same, but Hasbro says all of the products will now start shipping on March 22nd.
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That can bolster a company's earnings-per-share number even if a company's profit stays the same, or even falls.
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Total: $2,860 Makeup:For the most part, my makeup stays the same, with minor alterations to my eyebrows, liner, and crease.
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Assuming that stays the same, 2017 earnings for the S&P 500 could go from $118 in 2016 to $128.
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"I won't know if we'll be allowed to telework, however, I believe our pay stays the same," the employee said.
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By the time our wedding rolls around, we should earn at least another $106 if our rate stays the same.
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In other words, imagine Hively is a man, but everything else stays the same, including the sex of her partner.
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Normally, when you're watching video on your phone, it doesn't matter where you put it — the video stays the same.
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As the number of devices needing to charge increases, the number of outlets available in hotel rooms … stays the same.
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But tennis stays the same, just like it is with basically any other player on the tour who has children.
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But his comment about Chief Owens showed that even if his language changes slightly, his fundamental outlook stays the same.
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It is, they note, an interesting kind of transition — your day stays the same, but your idea of yourself doesn't.
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But unless our empathy generates demand for greater procedural integrity, only the narrative will change while the system stays the same.
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And then there&aposs this other attitude that the constitution is something that can persist because human nature stays the same.
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"The dollar costs more and more," but the price in South Sudanese pounds that her customers can pay stays the same.
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That's what viewers love about the perpetually tanned, easygoing McConaughey: He gets older, but his onscreen persona stays the same age.
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Trump is a man of routine, so there's a lot that stays the same between his vacation schedule and work schedule.
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The pricing for options larger than 2TB stays the same, and you'll still get 15GB of storage without paying a dime.
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The visuals continue to get better and the environments continue to change, but the core of these games stays the same.
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The other upsetting thing about the sequence is the disconnect between the woman visibly aging while the infant stays the same.
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The universal flu shot takes aim at the cone, which is a much better target, since it always stays the same.
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Fixed-rate loans ensure your interest rate stays the same over the entire term of your loan, despite outside market factors.
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If the entire 2016 electoral map stays the same but Democrats win back those three states, they'll reclaim the White House.
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Year after year, annual diversity reports boast an increase in hiring underrepresented minorities and yet retention either falls or stays the same.
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If the supply of something goes down, but the demand for something goes up, or stays the same, what do you get?
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But the Telfar bag never changes; it comes in three sizes and an array of colors, but the design stays the same.
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Kitchens and dining rooms may change over the years, but the recipes (and the hot sauce they call for) stays the same.
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As for the story, penned by the film's screenwriter and co-director Jennifer Lee, that gets deeper — but mostly stays the same.
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The protein's head mutates often, but its stem usually stays the same across strains—making it a promising Achilles' heel for antibodies.
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Chief Justice Roberts, just 63, could hold the middle for at least the next decade — assuming the court's composition stays the same.
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What stays the same for superdelegates Superdelegates, like all other delegates, have other responsibilities at the convention, which are staying the same.
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When you get closer to a subject, the subject gets bigger within the picture, but the distant background stays the same size.
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Lower tax rates would increase the expected rate of return from investing in the United States, assuming everything else stays the same.
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"If today's it's 74 percent and everything stays the same, in 5 years the number is going to double," says Palma Diaz.
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If the map stays the same as in 2012, Hillary Clinton will only need to win one swing state to take the election.
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Everything has changed and nothing stays the same, to paraphrase the well-known French saying: Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose.
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"If the situation stays the same for another year, maybe I'll move to France," said Mr. Sergakis, who has a strong market there.
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They charge a flat fee for financial advice that stays the same regardless of the mutual fund or annuity they recommend, for example.
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The rolling DICE may change the order of the letters in the gray squares, but the way the theme works stays the same.
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Also, take your waist measurements, if your waist is decreasing even while your weight stays the same, you are still losing body fat.
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If your retirement tax rate stays the same as your current tax rate, T. Rowe found that a Roth is the better investment.
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Once at the programmed depth, they use their pistons to adjust their location, decreasing or increasing their volume while the mass stays the same.
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So if the fertility rate stays the same, the number of births will start falling, because there will be fewer mothers to bear children.
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"The timescale stays the same - two to four weeks from the 11th," Ineos spokesman Richard Longden said, adding that the crack was still stable.
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But a year from now, assuming the price of oil stays the same, he estimates that only 20 to 30 percent will be uneconomical.
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Part of the reason for the higher prices is that while credit card numbers can change, your Social Security number generally stays the same.
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The National Science Foundation: Proposed funding stays the same for the agency that supports basic research that is unlike to be funded by industry.
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As Ms. Reese said, looking out the broad window of a parlor that has been around since long before Yelp, "Everything stays the same."
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"One of the biggest challenges of shooting the Arctic is just how changeable it is, nothing stays the same for very long," Gray said.
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"Even if the Bitcoin price stays the same in 2H18, we believe mining profits would drop rapidly, according to our simulation," the report said.
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Perhaps the robots were telling us that even in a digital world where nothing's real, only the elusiveness of true love stays the same.
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As for whether his HOF exhibit might be changed at all -- possibly even removing memorabilia -- our HOF sources say it all stays the same.
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Each subsequent tranche of options would be even more valuable, because the stock price will have risen while the exercise price stays the same.
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And when the air warms up but the length of days stays the same, species that rely on each other become "mismatched," she said.
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"If a stimulus stays the same, it's easy to tune out," said Katherine S. Young, a psychologist at the University of California, Los Angeles.
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We can focus our attention on something at the center of our vision, but the total area covered by our eyes stays the same.
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We've got a daughter who's about to get married there's this constant sort of readjustment, reassessment in our lives, that nothing really stays the same.
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But, Frey was quick to add, just because the total number of jobs stays the same doesn't mean there are no disruptions along the way.
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That's a problem, because if the 2016 map otherwise stays the same, a Democratic candidate who wins those three states will win the Electoral College.
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Three years after his mashup debut, it's worth noting that much of his work here stays the same, even as the web itself is changing.
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If the entire Electoral College map stays the same but Democrats can win back Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Michigan, they will win back the White House.
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"What they'd like to think they're doing is ensure the environment stays the same for December," said Robert Tipp, chief investment strategist at Prudential Fixed Income.
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This larger supply can have the effect of lowering the overall tips available to each worker when the amount of tips per shift stays the same.
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TANF has not been able to serve as an effective cushion in tough economic times, because the number stays the same regardless of the poverty rate.
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Also, keep in mind that even if the aid level stays the same, it won't go as far if the cost of attending the school increases.
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"We don't necessarily want to function in this revenue-neutral world, where the tax burden stays the same, you just change who pays what," said Rep.
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Since after this point miners would be breaking even, assuming the price of Bitcoin stays the same, it is the upper limit to Bitcoin's energy use.
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Sometimes an ED stays the same, worsens, or returns after a period of recovery, Dr. Margo Maine, a clinical psychologist specializing in ED treatment, told INSIDER.
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The company's demo cycles through a few short clips, in which the scenery, scenarios and co-stars change, but, well, the view pretty much stays the same.
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And for another example, the mismatch in physics between solar-geoengineering-driven cooling and greenhouse warming means that precipitation can decline even if temperature stays the same.
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The law's coverage provisions, which include subsidies, are estimated to cost taxpayers $22019 billion this year, assuming enrollment stays the same, up from $74 billion in 2015.
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Annual run rate is a measure of how much revenue the business will generate in the next year, assuming that everything about the business stays the same.
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Lopez Obrador "is like all of them, saying he's going to defend migrants but who knows ... they promise and promise and it stays the same," she said.
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It'll tell you how many calories you're expected to burn each day, and if you eat that many and your weight stays the same, it's probably correct.
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Idaho improves or stays the same in 9 of our 10 categories of competitiveness this year, only slipping in Cost of Living as the economy there expands.
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Another is that Amar'e Stoudemire grew up in public, as an athlete and a person, and that no one really ever stays the same for very long.
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If you move the filter 180 degrees around the sphere's equator, the filter's orientation stays the same: dark blob on the left, light blob on the right.
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Though as Gretchen Morgenson recalls from her time as a broker, it is an indicator of how much stays the same, as well as how much changes.
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A goal of metrology has been to tie all of our units of measurement to a constant, so their basic nature stays the same across the universe.
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That stays the same, even of the votes in Congress have changed, and will affect millions of Americans who rely on the Affordable Care Act for coverage.
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The Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge is a fine phone, and it looks slick, but you're paying an extra $100 for worse ergonomics while everything else stays the same.
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"If the economy stays the same and prices go down and anything on his list continues to be a risk, I think they will cut, too," said Briggs.
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The main ingredient stays the same, but according to the brand, it's the way it's been formulated that may bring acne to its knees once and for all.
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My dumb head stays the same but then my body, like, shrivels and [I] just look like ... a Thanksgiving Day parade [balloon] of Tonya Harding ... Nobody likes it.
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However, if the full retirement age is raised and the earliest age to claim stays the same, individuals will receive even less in benefits at 62, Johnson said.
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I can still unfurl it and get a parallelogram which has the same area as the rectangle (= base x height), so the surface area stays the same, right?
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JOHN M. CASEY, Athens, Ga. It's the Players' Fault, Too To the Sports Editor: Re "The Knicks Get a New Coach, but the Result Stays the Same," Feb.
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And it rarely stays the same shape during this one-woman play about sex, longing and what churns beneath them, directed with finely gauged precision by Vicky Jones.
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And if he serves into his 80s (not uncommon these days) he could hold the middle for the next several decades, assuming the Court's composition stays the same.
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When a refinery is taken offline but the price of oil stays the same, the price of gas rises, and as a result, refining companies' profits rise, too.
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If the ratio is too high, getting a new card could lower it since it raises your total credit limit — as long as your spending stays the same.
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So if the underlying insurance cost is much higher, then the actuarial value, even if it stays the same as a percentage, will lead to higher deductibles, copays, etc.
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The morning show host, 48, is all about exercise and healthy eating — but over the years she's realized that her overall shape stays the same, regardless of her workouts.
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Each different A in Approach #1 gives more insight into what stays the same and what differs between each A. Each A in Approach #2 gives us no insight.
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From Software's formula stays the same, but each rendition still manages to feel as surreal as a new dream and as formidable as a foe you've never faced before.
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As technologies evolve, cities shift, and environments deteriorat, the purpose for powerful, compelling, true stories stays the same: we share our experiences to cope, to relate, and to grow.
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Nothing stays the same, and while people like Pollack may be sitting in the same seats every summer, their perspectives were invariably different from one year to the next.
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If he loses Pennsylvania (20 electoral votes) and Michigan (16) and the rest of the map stays the same as it was in 2016, Trump is at 270 electoral votes.
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"As far as everything at the racetrack, around the racetrack, the people have changed, the cars have changed, the rules have changed, but the racetrack stays the same," Petty said.
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"I hope it still stays the same," said Ms. Carmeli, 64, who has Crohn's disease and relies on her insurance to cover frequent doctor's appointments and an array of medications.
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By combining the satellite measurements with recorded ocean data researchers concluded, sea levels will rise by about 13 inches this century if the current rate of acceleration stays the same.
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The more that changes, the more that stays the same War still rages on in Syria and Yemen, 68.5 million people are displaced around the world, and humanitarian disasters abound.
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In comparing isotopes of an element like uranium, the atomic number stays the same, but the isotope number — the sum of the protons and neutrons in a nucleus — can differ.
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While the bigger Nook has 2-megapixel front and rear-facing cameras, the 7-inch is bumped down to a VGA front camera, but the 2-megapixel rear stays the same.
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The final piece inside every set of Sam nesting dolls is a heart representing one's true self, showing kids that appearances may change, but who a person is stays the same.
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According to a 2010 study published in the The Journal of Sexual Medicine, most women's desire for sex, as well as their sexual satisfaction, stays the same or increases during pregnancy.
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If natural gas prices do this, solar and wind prices do that, demand does this, storage does that, and everything else more or less stays the same … then this will happen.
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One of the most stylish aspects of this very style-conscious play is its set, designed by Matt Saunders, which stays the same through three acts (and almost as many hours).
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No matter what's going on in the world, this stays the same: If people don't understand what you're selling, how will they know whether or not they want to buy it?
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China has to either take the hit in price or in quantity; in the U.S., the dollar cost literally stays the same of anything that we put tariffs on in China.
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The makeup look, which includes standout brows, eyes and lips, takes up to 45 minutes to create and stays the same throughout the show aside from a few lip changes, says Tanno.
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The front facing camera stays the same at eight megapixels, while the rear-facing version is down from 20- to 16, while the battery gets knocked down from 3250 to 2705 mAh.
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CBO projections assume that federal policy stays the same and calculates outcomes based on the expected changes in other factors like health-care costs, interest rates, productivity growth and labor force participation.
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If the 2016 map stays the same but Democrats are able to win back Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, they will win the Electoral College and take the White House back from Trump.
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We've reached out to Apple Music for comment and will continue to update this story as needed because everything is mutable in the internet era, and truly nothing stays the same forever.
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No place stays the same forever, and few of us want to live somewhere that is frozen in amber, where entrepreneurs cannot take a chance with their ideas and open a business.
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The characters and specific storylines rotate, but the theme -- staffers pitted against each other yo-yoed in and out of favor by the mercurial boss in the Oval Office -- stays the same.
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No place stays the same forever, and few of us want to live somewhere that is frozen in amber, where entrepreneurs cannot take a chance with their ideas and open a business.
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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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Even with these new changes, the general structure of the bill stays the same from its original draft, which was itself largely similar to the bill that passed the House in the spring.
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There's no word on why the creators of the show changed Jenny to Sheri, but fans of the book should rest assured that while the name is different, her story stays the same.
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Forbes identified "foodie culture," the rise of gimmicks like wedding food trucks, and the drive for more personalized weddings as reasons why catering costs more, even if the guest list stays the same size.
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Spider Gwen Hooded Dress See Details Cap's uniform is constantly getting upgraded but the general aesthetic stays the same: red, white, and blue, stars and stripes, and tight enough to show off his muscles.
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So if you want to create a panorama made out of two vertical photos, you'll need to duplicate the pixels lengthwise, while the height stays the same: 1080 x 1350 becomes 2160 x 1350.
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And while Zwick says the sequel explores new aspects of the actor's character and his relationships with those around him, one thing stays the same: Cruise showcases plenty of his signature do-it-yourself-stunts.
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While Bill (James McAvoy), Eddie (James Ransone), Richie (Bill Hader), Stanley (Andy Bean) Beverly (Jessica Chastain), Ben (Jay Ryan), and Mike (Isaiah Mustafa) are 27 years older in Chapter Two, Pennywise (Bill Skarsgård) stays the same.
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Like some landscapes that could look almost indistinguishable for a long, long time (while riding a train, for example), as their form stays the same, but if you pay attention closely to the texture, they become alive.
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The number of air corridors available for civilian use stays the same, but the new runways will provide airlines with more ways to gain access to this limited airspace, allowing the Beijing area to facilitate more flights.
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If all stays the same, this disparity is likely to get even bigger as SpaceX matches or exceeds United Launch Alliance in yearly launches, and as Blue Origins joins the fold (Amazon founder Jeff Bezos's pet space project).
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Post ensured that the nearby airport would divert flights away from the estate during her stays, the same courtesy has not been extended to Mr. Trump, and the constant roar of engines "drives him nuts," Mr. Senecal said.
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Before that it will sit in boxes in a mail-order, then sit in the post, maybe sit in a record store, maybe end up in someone's home and all the while it stays the same, it's frozen.
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All you have to do is install a compatible smart lock (which replaces your existing deadbolt, so the exterior stays the same and you can keep your keys), install the Amazon Cloud Cam and download the Amazon Key App.
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Besides the price, there are some practical improvements for the new Fortwo EV. There are a few more batteries on board — 229 lithium-ion cells versus the old 2500 — though the battery capacity stays the same at 17.6 kWh.
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Women will need to wait 202 years before they earn the same as men and have equal job opportunities if current the rate of change stays the same, according to the World Economic Forum's 2018 Global Gender Gap report.
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But how they execute those jumps determines whether that base value stays the same, or whether it's downgraded due to under-rotation (or, for that matter, raised because it was performed in the second half of a skater's program).
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However, the results unfortunately support the same conclusion: things aren't improving fast enough for women, and in a climate like #MeToo and Time's Up, which work to combat the inequality, anything that stays the same still feels like a defeat.
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That amount would be static and would not necessarily increase based on the number of people who need benefits — meaning that even if an additional thousand people became eligible for Medicaid, the amount of money for the program stays the same.
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China's import of semiconductors stays the same, since it is merely replacing U.S. parts for other Asian suppliers, while at the same time, its decision with Qualcomm could hurt America's sole company fighting Huawei for dominance in 5G wireless technologies.
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Whether you grew up in the '13s, '90s, or '00s, there's one trend that always stays the same: at least three kids in your first-grade class had the same name and had to go by their last initial (sorry Jennifers).
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Like fingerprints, each person's iris is unique; it stays the same as we age, and unlike fingerprints, cannot be scratched or covered up in some way short of removing the eye altogether And fingerprints can't be taken from a long distance.
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"Africa as a whole is projected to nearly double in size by 2050, which means that even if the percentage of poor people on the continent is cut in half, the number of poor people stays the same," they write.
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Hardware slowdownsMost of the slowdown you'll see on your gadgets is down to the software getting more bloated and more sophisticated while the hardware stays the same, but there is some physical degradation at play too, not least in lithium-ion batteries.
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This figure is still subject to the possibility of more vessels departing, but even if it stays the same, the final number will be similar to what was shipped in July, which was the second-highest monthly total since the beginning of 2015.
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There's always this moment where I realize I'm on the wrong train, and as I get off and head towards the vague destination I can't remember, what always stays the same is the blended transportation systems, even if the next location changes.
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Mackenzie Boone from Wilmington, N.C., has a room "smothered with books": I have a problem with not throwing things away, that stays the same whether it's scraps of paper and bits of trash, or the random postcards I've gathered through the years.
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And to your point that you&aposve just made, I mean, the court swings to the left and to the right over generations, and I think part of the American people that stays the same is they always respect the institution of the court.
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In some cases, experts have traced the exponents to the number of spatial dimensions a system occupies, as well as its symmetries—that is, all the ways it can be transformed without changing (just as a square stays the same when rotated by 90 degrees).
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The idea is that every method of generating composite images emphasizes some feature of the repetitious event being documented (family dinners, in the group's experiments): what changes, what stays the same, what constitute habits, what people are there, what postures and actions are taken.
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Image: Alex Cranz/GizmodoMicrosoft and Sony aren't planning to upgrade their flagship consoles for a few months yet, but you can still improve your gaming experience with some well-chosen accessories—even if the hardware at the core of the system stays the same.
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Spending on toys, carriers and bedding, as well as food brands for therapeutic or 'prescription' diets are also set to grow at a breezy clip of between 12.1 percent and 12.6 percent even as the total population of pets stays the same, according to Euromonitor.
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The stock craters, but the pay stays the same Deutsche Bank has continued to pay staff roughly the same amount as it did a decade ago, despite the financial crisis and a collapse in profits, according to a Reuters analysis of its financial reports.
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There's nothing wrong with any of this, and I really like the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus, but the changes come directly from Apple's "S" playbook: Upgrades instead of an overhaul, so the number stays the same to signal the subtler nature of the changes.
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It's a set of stories about the passage of time, about how nothing stays the same, about the fact that kids grow up and leave home — that's why Toy Story 20073 left parents bawling when Andy finally grew up and didn't need his toys anymore.
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And while school may be out, the weekend matinee series will celebrate movies in which it's a central focus, beginning with Richard Linklater's "Dazed and Confused" (showing Friday through Sunday), a timeless nostalgia trip that, to paraphrase Matthew McConaughey's character, always stays the same age.
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So whether it goes public or whether you sell it to someone, how do you build in assurances that the sort of stuff you do, the relationship you have with your creators, stays the same, whether it's a public owner or another company that buys you?
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The finer details change from version to version, but the spine stays the same: an older, more established male star helps usher a younger female star into the spotlight, and the two strike up a passionate romance — only to have their relationship threatened by their diverging careers.
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Not only because it leaves you with cliffhangers each week, but like the '90s version, you can cut to commercial after a particularly tantalizing reveal, ramping up the anticipation and tension "What always stays the same no matter what is fear of the unknown," said Grabinski.
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Assuming that everything else on the current soybean balance sheet stays the same, these calculations suggest that the average analyst estimate of 2015/16 carryout could be too high depending on how large the potential revision to exports may be and especially if August shipments are very strong.
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"There's only a couple of channels to acquire customers right now, and the competition on those channels is accelerating, which is a big problem for DTC brands because the costs keep rising while the lifetime value of user stays the same," Evan Wray, the cofounder of Mavely, said.
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If policymakers adhere to the false revenue neutrality notion that all tax cuts must be matched, dollar for dollar with tax increases so that total revenue stays the same, they create far too many economic losers in the tax reform process and minimize the benefits to the economy.
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The unemployment rate held steady at 4.9 percent, which is actually a good sign: When the unemployment rate stays the same (or rises) even as jobs are added, it means that more jobless people are actively looking for work, rather than waiting on the sidelines for job prospects to improve.
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It is with these different kinds of interiority that Collins shows the vastness of emotion, making a reader aware that nothing ever stays the same, that someone can be here today and gone tomorrow and that memories of relationships past can pulsate with the same amount of force as the present.
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The cost of the benchmark plan stays the same (it's pegged to a percentage of income), but a slightly smaller subsidy means buying another plan (one that has a higher or lower deductible than the benchmark plan) could end up being more expensive for the customer this year than it was last year.
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That's who I am, so that stays the same and because I'm in the business I am, you get a lot of friends over the years and you get to go play your music for them and they either share your outlook on life, or they wish they had that same outlook.
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The key numbers: Yes votes: 217 No votes: 213 Number of votes Republicans could lose: 22 Number they did lose: 20 What stays the same: The Senate will be under as much pressure as the House to finish the job of replacing the ACA, especially now that the House has passed a bill.
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But the concept stays the same as three West Virginia brothers (Griffin, Travis and Justin McElroy), who have no business giving advice, dole it out — explaining such matters ashow a man can persuade his wife to let him get a pet tarantula, or how to get students to stop looking at electronic devices.
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Previous years had shown a steady decline in infant mortality rates across the UK. The new report by the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health predicts that if the rate of increase stays the same, the UK's infant mortality will be 140% higher than 215 other European countries within the next 20 years, due to a faster fall of mortality rates elsewhere in Europe.
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