In addition to being psychologically stimulating, phones are also physiologically stimulating.
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Video tends to be more stimulating than audio; audio is more stimulating than pure imagination.
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Current treatments include administration of factors stimulating growth of specific blood cell types, such as granulocyte-colony stimulating factor (G-CSF), granulocyte-macrophage colony-stimulating factor (GM-CSF), and erythropoietin.
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Decorative, Visually Stimulating Display and Article Holding System (1998) It's certainly stimulating every last drip of nightmare fuel in my brainbox.
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The trade growth strategy adopted by the ministers spelled out broad principles for stimulating trade, including lowering costs, boosting trade finance and stimulating the service sector.
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Our debt should not stand in the way of stimulating the economy, but nor should stimulating the economy stand in the way of ultimately controlling our long-term debt.
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And then its vitality, it's great intellectually, it's very stimulating.
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How can we make foods more stimulating to the eye?
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All this is a stimulating counterblast to much conventional thinking.
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There is art everywhere that is creating and stimulating conversation.
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FSRUs are stimulating smallish pockets of demand around the world.
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Here's how human workers can learn new, more stimulating skills.
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America's recent tax cuts may be stimulating the economy now.
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Stimulating the shopping experience sharpened their math and budgeting skills.
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The expo floor was filled with visually stimulating brand activations.
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Another approach is to keep stimulating domestic demand with credit.
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His challenge is to cut state spending while stimulating growth.
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For naïve kids, the hustle was stimulating, invigorating, even exciting.
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All children thrive in stimulating environments with warm, mature adults.
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THAT'S STIMULATING INVESTMENT IN A WAY WHICH WILL BE NONINFLATIONARY.
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Once the count materialized, things got only moderately more stimulating.
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Everything about his paintings is so bold and visually stimulating.
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With comparable treatment, Hardcore could have been intellectually stimulating, too.
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The movie is nevertheless striking and stimulating in some respects.
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It's such a fun but consistently stimulating show to watch.
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So I think women must have found her extremely stimulating.
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Stimulating reading for the mother of Britain's first biracial royal.
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Its stimulating effects linger long after the lights go off.
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It allowed for a "stimulating exchange with others," Gosmaro said.
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To be fair, the book is dotted with stimulating insights.
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The sounds you hear could be more stimulating, Pradeep says.
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For Master Song, life at the camp just wasn't stimulating.
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Modern Fertility tests for nine hormones associated with fertility, including AMH, follicle stimulating hormone (which kick-starts ovulation), estradiol (a hormone produced by the ovaries), and thyroid stimulating hormone (a marker of thyroid health).
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It helps that my day job is charming and visually stimulating.
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It's a way of stimulating to get us out of recession.
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The device works by stimulating the motor cortex with electrical impulse.
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This proved to be one of the festival's most stimulating moments.
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Instead, he and his orchestra concentrate on creating a stimulating environment.
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"[It] has been so much fun and stimulating creatively," she said.
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Company culture needs to be open, supportive, vibrant and intellectually stimulating.
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Altogether, these influences collide to create surreal, visually stimulating painterly collages.
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Romantic scenes which are too "stimulating" are also to be excluded.
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Trump gets the highest marks on fighting terrorism and stimulating jobs.
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Bonus: Sugar-free gum helps clean teeth by stimulating saliva production.
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In theory, businesses and consumers will spend more, stimulating the economy.
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When pensions are cut, economies miss out on their stimulating effect.
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Lower taxes on businesses of all sizes are stimulating our economy.
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Its challenges are still formidable in the best, most stimulating way.
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That's despite years of unorthodox monetary policies aimed at stimulating growth.
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"We're stimulating kids to unleash their creativity," said spokesman Sergio Eleuterio.
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Look how intellectually stimulating it is, how sensually pleasurable it is.
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Sometimes the simple act of play can be stimulating or soothing.
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Their works were imaginative and at the same time intellectually stimulating.
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China has weakened its currency and is stimulating its domestic economy.
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It helps to have stimulating, nonrepetitive work (childbirth, in Wren's case).
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It's really about stimulating a discussion of these periods in time.
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The blueness and the foxness, as it were, are mutually stimulating.
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They favored weekends because the crowds were smaller and less stimulating.
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Avoid stimulating activities such as watching television or checking your email.
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If the emperor was phlegmatic, scores of others are more stimulating.
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Tax policy is another underrated policy instrument for stimulating investment and growth.
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Dr Anikeeva is also toying with another way of stimulating the brain.
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A college campus is many things: Stimulating, picturesque, teeming with intelligent life.
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Having light that close to your eyes is stimulating, Gehrman says. 5.
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Cheaper capital could boost business spending, stimulating the economy and adding jobs.
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Directing is one of the most interesting, stimulating jobs in the world.
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At this AMC, the ticket window is plain and not very stimulating.
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Both couples are artistic, living among the stimulating abundance of liberal London.
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The beat is fast and steady, with occasional crescendos, which are stimulating.
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That's because your pituitary gland produces what's called thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH).
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Other companies are looking at controlling specific diseases or stimulating plant growth.
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Overall, the two artists in tandem create a deeply stimulating visual presentation.
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I generally find those conversations and the resulting relationships stimulating and rewarding.
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A U.B.I. would itself generate more consumer spending, stimulating additional economic activity.
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Wasn't New York only a stimulating adventure with an unscheduled end date?
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The memorial site is at once stimulating and soothing, haunting yet peaceful.
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"I could never sleep surrounded by such a stimulating color," she said.
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That's not bad; it's stimulating — good for the health of a classic.
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This year is both more divisive and stimulating, considered as a whole.
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What's most stimulating in our environment usually doesn't make us the happiest.
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On the other hand growth of household spending was "stimulating", it added.
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A stimulating conversation will inspire you to rethink a few things tonight.
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These patients have lower T3 levels, but normal levels of thyroid stimulating hormone.
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Others target mood centers by stimulating cranial nerves on the forehead and neck.
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It works by stimulating a naturally occurring protein called FXR (farnesoid X receptor).
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Instead, stimulating the development of new antibiotics requires governments to embrace two ideas.
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But it's as intellectually stimulating to me as anything that I've ever done.
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This increases the volume of the stool, softening it, stimulating more rapid transit.
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Veerathai also said the government should take the lead in stimulating the economy.
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They're [also] great for stimulating the perineum, the frenulum, inguinal canals, and nipples.
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I feel like the energy on set was also extremely creative and stimulating.
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Inputting information for companies into a computer system isn't the most stimulating work.
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It also suppresses thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH), thereby shutting down normal thyroid activity.
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"We are massively stimulating this economy that's already doing pretty well," Paulsen said.
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He said that instead of stimulating economies, they were having the opposite effect.
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That includes holding a great job and having intellectual, stimulating conversation, she said.
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Are Gracie's changes a result of the cord blood transfusion stimulating her brain?
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It's stimulating your psychic abilities and making you sensitive to other people's vibes.
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I am in a very creative and intellectually stimulating time of my life!
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" Kirkus Reviews called the book "a stimulating convergence of personal and cultural inquiry.
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"It's really important to avoid stimulating your mind late at night," said Romotsky.
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I was an artist, and I could create something, and that's what's stimulating.
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Nonfiction BUZZ The Stimulating History of the Sex Toy By Hallie Lieberman Illustrated.
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But while Dumbo offers stimulating sights, its soundscape may be even more distinctive.
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Impatient readers may find the slow processional pace of the book imperfectly stimulating.
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An essential oil diffuser can help create a calm, healing, or stimulating environment.
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The scene is a bizarre, hyper-stimulating one, captured through VR-controlled cameras.
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A couple of people said manually stimulating their wives was enough for them.
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"Yes this (document) is reconciling, this is challenging, this is stimulating," he said.
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Drexler suggests saying that you want a challenging role or a stimulating role.
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We're bringing music to them in a way that is more visually stimulating.
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As a result, incomes rose, thereby increasing tax contributions and stimulating economic growth.
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Sharp of mind, eye and tongue, Ms. Kind was a formidable, stimulating presence.
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And I don't think I'd be stimulating it at this point in time.
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Additionally, "the adoption of robots could have had a stimulating effect," Rodgers says.
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Bumble users are encouraged to write stimulating bios and prompts to kickstart conversation.
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As the economy grows, because of the stimulating effect of the tax cut.
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Still, there are stimulating moments: the surging in "Rise", the fluid sensuality on "Places".
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Immune therapies work by stimulating a patient's natural immune system to combat cancer cells.
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Mnuchin has said Trump's tax plan will "pay for itself" by stimulating economic growth.
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Apparently placenta—human or animal—is very beneficial for stimulating collagen in the skin.
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Interest rate cuts aimed at stimulating economic activity would be likely to support metals.
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Try Healthy Choice Power Bowls — and a few of these other stimulating lunchtime activities.
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Compared to Grindr, he says, his anonymous chatrooms interactions were much more intellectually stimulating.
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So while I didn't find the toys overwhelmingly stimulating, it did lead to intercourse.
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"Stimulating more loan growth now would only delay or derail corporate deleveraging," said Fang.
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However, how effective these stimulating measures are, is still in a big question mark.
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"Carrying out deregulation in the hope of stimulating the economy could backfire," Weidmann said.
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The Bank of Japan, too, has tapered some of its own stimulating bond purchases.
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The dances were visually pleasing, sometimes sexually stimulating, but ultimately meaningless aesthetic palate cleansers.
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Keeping the growth rate at higher levels depends on stimulating investment through loose credit.
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DP: So it's this incredibly exciting, stimulating opportunity that we can do as educators.
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In a highly competitive market, government spending is crucial for stimulating growth and employment.
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Stimulating the vagus nerve activates "a natural physiological mechanism," wrote Sirigu in an email.
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"The most stimulating relationship for an actor is often with a director," he said.
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You're over-stimulating the ovaries to produce these eggs so you get these effects.
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These fantasies weren't necessarily physically arousing, but they were mentally stimulating and very satisfying.
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That will make it very hard for the government to keep stimulating the economy.
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They can think about broader things, like whether the work is meaningful and stimulating.
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It also damages the contemptuous person by stimulating two stress hormones, cortisol and adrenaline.
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People also tend to spend more money in walkable cities, stimulating the local economy.
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"Parents will report kids touching genitals when they're bored, or self-stimulating," she said.
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Wirecutter has a range of stimulating board games they recommend depending on your interests.
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The "great tradition" Scruton describes can attract study and respect without stimulating nasty chauvinism.
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It said the programme was aimed at bolstering economic growth and stimulating job creation.
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Yet the Off is replete with similarly scaled productions, many of them more stimulating.
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The effectiveness of monetary policy in stimulating growth is limited in the current context.
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It's relaxing when you want it to be, yet it can also be stimulating.
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There's nothing visually stimulating to act opposite of, so it's all in my brain.
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How creatively stimulating could it possibly have been to churn out "X-Men: Apocalypse"?
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Because to those wacky Victorians, stimulating the clitoris wasn't masturbating—it wasn't even sexual.
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It's all stimulating stuff, though it sometimes leads to a slightly grab-bag-like feeling.
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The work I did back then—nonprofit, tech, politics—was intellectually stimulating, but terminally rudderless.
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As in real life, here Gauguin leaves Europe in search of something more aesthetically stimulating.
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This is where EverlyWell presented me with my follicle-stimulating hormone level, which is 7.1.
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Are you still stimulating the economy with your balance sheet and with the funds rate?
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The second is to apply the stimulating chemicals to soil, once they have been identified.
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They also implanted 36 stimulating electrodes in the muscles of his right hand and arm.
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It is not my dream job, but it is challenging, stimulating and rewarding for me.
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The "fantasy" of stimulating the economy through monetary easing should be dropped, the person added.
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An anal orgasm is exactly what it sounds like — getting off by stimulating the anus.
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In theory a rising greenback should allow Americans to buy more imports, stimulating foreign economies.
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And getting machines to do routine work can make professional lives more fulfilling and stimulating.
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For a jewelry-loving maximalists, BaubleBar's candy-colored website is a visually stimulating thrill ride.
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He also took issue with the company comparing it to ecstasy for its stimulating effects.
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"Stimulating mobility by using the IV-Walk speeds up recovery," Rees says on her website.
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In one YouTube video he described "stimming" -- self-stimulating behavior such as patting the chest.
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Plus, as much as they love ripping apart plush animals, it's not especially intellectually stimulating.
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"The existing regulatory system is limiting, not stimulating our economy," Mnuchin said in a statement.
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He talks in his newspaper column about "stimulating the private sector to get it done".
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There is no denying that material motives have played a part in stimulating this revival.
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Some bioethicists predicted home use would become widespread, with parents routinely stimulating their children's brains.
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The required categories include using microgravity, stimulating the LEO economy and aligning with NASA's mission.
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The defining of better and worse forms the basis for a stimulating and unsettling exhibition.
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Both exhibitions are stimulating experiences, and both would have fit in fine on Fifth Avenue.
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What you see around you is so good and stimulating that it pushes you forward.
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Plenty of stimulating looking books, less than ten percent of which were authored by women.
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Before his diagnosis, the puzzle was a stimulating brain break, a hobby that we shared.
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He ignored women almost completely and was prone to infatuation with younger, intellectually stimulating men.
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What options do policymakers have for stimulating economies, supporting workers and aiding industries at risk?
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Yet many of the federal efficiency programs stimulating this progress are under threat in Washington.
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AHA helps create smoother, brighter skin by encouraging rapid cell turnover and stimulating collagen production.
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Experts say China had been stimulating its economy to try to keep up growth rates.
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Like the digital world whence Poppy emerged, the album, titled "I Disagree," is hyper-stimulating.
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Just like going to yoga or reading a book, you're stimulating yourself to be healthy.
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Otherwise, it was the same overwhelming experience: exhausting, exciting, daunting, dispiriting, stimulating, inspiring, exhausting, exciting.
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Neutral is the level where rates are viewed as neither stimulating or slowing the economy.
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The idea is that stimulating the brain keeps people awake, engaged and ready to drive.
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There are certainly more intellectually stimulating discussions out there concerning America's growing reliance on drones.
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He's a wonderful father, a stimulating partner, and while our marriage isn't perfect — whose is?
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Further results were confirmed by electrically stimulating the stumps of the fin nerve and peripheral nerves.
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The agreement's success is also stimulating the rebound in shale oil production in the United States.
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Just like human infants, orangutan babies need stimulating activities to grow into happy and healthy kids.
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Stimulating these areas can lead to sexual response, which means you're in for a satisfying time.
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It's so breathtakingly quick, so unbelievably sharp, and so stimulating that it actually tires you out.
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It is a coordinated all-of-government approach, stimulating close collaboration among industry, academia and government.
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Ahead are some ideas and tips for stimulating the nips, from Dr. Allison and Dr. Chavez.
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The third is to tweak the DNA of vulnerable crops to produce the stimulating chemicals directly.
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It's affordable, creatively stimulating, and a perfect bonding tool for parents of future video game connoisseurs.
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Interleukin-2 works by binding to, and stimulating the activity of, immune-system cells called lymphocytes.
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Instead, try stimulating the hair follicle every day, and applying a serum to encourage hair production.
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He added that social initiatives in the reforms would help the economy by stimulating consumer spending.
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It receives messages from your brain's pituitary gland in the form of thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH).
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Developing any vaccine means stimulating the immune system to recognise the thing to be vaccinated against.
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It undermines the idea that they cannot be intellectually stimulating and funny at the same time.
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Morris, who died last week, left us with this intelligent, stimulating, and typically open-ended show.
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Negative interest rates may have some stimulating effect, but also come with potentially significant downside risks.
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Some things make intuitive sense: stimulating adrenaline production, says White, triggers a "fight or flight" response.
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I still listen to their music regularly and it still sounds fresh, stimulating and fantastically alien.
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Deficit financing by governments makes sense as a way of stimulating demand in the short term.
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Visually it's equally stimulating, showing James staring deep into the ocean on top of a boat.
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The kinesio tape is believed by athletes to facilitate healing by stimulating blood circulation around muscles.
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Porn is a consumable item that is highly stimulating, so of course it can be addictive.
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Re-stimulating tourism in Salisbury has been a priority after visitor numbers fell some 20 percent.
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It would be foolish to ignore this bountiful, cost effective, economy stimulating, environmentally responsible energy reserve.
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For example, if one hand is stimulating your clitoris, try caressing your skin in other places.
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We recognize the key role that American innovation and leadership play in stimulating the worldwide economy.
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There are a whole set of issues around stimulating private investment that warrant attention as well.
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WILBUR ROSS: This is the most stimulating thing I have done in the last 20 years.
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Trump gets his highest marks for stimulating jobs, with 2628 percent approval, according to the survey.
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Try not to watch too much TV or anything visually stimulating an hour before falling asleep.
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Trump gets his highest marks for stimulating jobs, with 28500 percent approval, according to the survey.
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Stimulating investment, promoting economic growth and driving corporate profits are paramount, all other considerations be damned.
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Even when I'm masturbating, orgasm only happens when I'm stimulating my clitoris, but not through fingering.
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These impulses are similar to those stimulating P&D, a style notable for just such qualities.
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Intellectually, this will be a highly stimulating time—you're sure to dream up some brilliant ideas!
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The emotional moment also tends to feel more exhilarating and stimulating, rather than calming and relaxing.
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So it's the debate that's going to take place, it's going to be a stimulating debate.
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The Sun entered Taurus today, where it's stimulating a very private, domestic sector of your chart.
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Stimulating the pelvic nerve, via the rectum, can also lead to pleasure in some surprising ways.
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There were great things about that; it was really creatively stimulating for me the entire time.
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One must take account of the stimulating effect on sales that puts downward pressure on prices.
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They want consumers to know they can come to them for intelligent, stimulating, or progressive conversation.
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Two of the city's many interesting museums are small enough to hit in one stimulating spree.
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It's a wild, visually stimulating must-see video that you can watch below via Red Bull.
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Bill Gates reviewed the book ("Fascinating" and "such a stimulating writer") in The New York Times.
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But in the reboot there are stimulating ideas and unexpected, history-altering talents around every corner.
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Do the magic ingredients of peace, quiet and stimulating company make any difference to creative output?
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"Making Space: Women Artists and Postwar Abstraction" is the latest, and a stimulating alternative it is.
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Vaccines work by stimulating the body's own immune system to produce antibodies against an invading virus.
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Germany could help to stabilize and balance the euro area economy by stimulating its domestic spending.
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People are lost in digital labyrinths that are distracting without being satisfying, stimulating without bringing contentment.
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This projection yields more urgency for people to design lifestyles around activities we find mentally stimulating.
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But some economists had been warning that stimulating a strong economy can have negative side effects.
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I love how opera can sometimes be about what's unnecessary, about what's extravagant, fun, sensorily stimulating.
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The idea is that stimulating more activity in that region may make the prisoners less aggressive.
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This is as entertaining and heavy and stimulating a conversation as I thought I would be.
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The recent moves mean banks have more money to lend out, stimulating the economy with more debt.
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"The androgenic progestin can have the stimulating effect on the skin glands and oil glands," she explains.
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At a lower threshold, the drug provides a stimulating effect that's less physically harmful than traditional amphetamines.
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Last summer, it made headlines for successfully regenerating skin and stimulating hair growth in pigs with burns.
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Scientists have met with skepticism his stated ambition to cure cancer by stimulating a patient's immune system.
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To be stimulating, workout music has to be aggressive and in your face, not veiled or demure.
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Unfortunately, The Current War too often fails to bring a human heart to its intellectually stimulating ideas.
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His work demonstrated that electrically stimulating the brain could elicit movement and on occasion even particular emotions.
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But the claim that the balance-sheet is stimulating the economy is far from an established fact.
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It's just like falling asleep in front of the TV, without the stimulating glare of the screen.
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As you take on new, stimulating projects, be sure to see through any passion projects you begin.
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"This is another measure aimed at stimulating economic growth and the creation of new jobs," Temer said.
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To further encourage healthy hair, you can incorporate shampoos with growth-stimulating ingredients into your routine. 2.
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Another sign of a stimulant overdose is seizures from over stimulating the brain or overheating the body.
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Ever since the crisis of 2007-08, the task of stimulating demand has fallen to central bankers.
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Buhari now has a second chance to turn campaign promises into policies aimed at stimulating economic growth.
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In one YouTube video she described "stimming" -- self-stimulating behavior such as patting herself on the chest.
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But the fact that tDCS is demonstrably stimulating motor cortexes means that the technology is doing something.
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We also anticipate that net increased revenues will be spent across the economy, stimulating broader GDP growth.
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Stimulating the economy During the past eight years, the annual trade deficit has gone down 2628 percent.
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Smart toys kill two (stuffed) birds with one stone by being both intellectually stimulating and nearly indestructible.
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People in developed societies already have enough of it to live long, safe, comfortable and stimulating lives.
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Stimulating one part of the brain might "hurt the ability to perform" in another, the paper continues.
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Play mats offer a safe intellectually stimulating place for baby to play with mom or dad nearby.
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It's filled with flair and flashes that are visually stimulating and signal new elements of the game.
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I remember those years as emotionally and socially fraught, but also as academically stimulating and world-expanding.
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He said Neuralink chips would be 1,000 times as effective as other electrode-stimulating systems out there.
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To fuel her own practice, Shimoda turns to foods that are stimulating and energizing but also grounding.
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Barbera, especially, with its bracing acidity, is a brilliant accompaniment, refreshing the mouth and stimulating the appetite.
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But if the U.S. does, China would likely try to lessen any impact by stimulating its economy.
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The ad is expansive, visually stimulating, and fast-paced, as Apple looked to target busy working people.
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Cats push and swat a swirl patterned ball up and around the track, stimulating their inner hunter.
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The art of this revival is highly sensory, stimulating to the eye, and often to the hand.
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So we're stimulating the whole thing in a hands-free platform, without the use of vibration. Right.
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Manufacturers have their reasons for this, it makes a TV in the showroom extra stimulating for one.
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Though it's only been tested on animals so far, it's proven effective in stimulating an immune response.
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For starters, there's some uncertainty about the ideal level of thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) in your blood.
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It's this phenomenon that makes Walker's work brilliant, but also stimulating nearly to the point of nausea.
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To know that one is being part of something bigger than oneself is already comforting and stimulating.
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It really does require quite a bit of pressure on the prostate for it to be stimulating.
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The existing Democratic party may well have negative reputational capital, stimulating a Macron-style clean slate approach.
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An innovation-driving, job-creating, growth-stimulating IP agenda should include steps to: • Enforce laws against infringement.
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Many historians would disagree, but it is stimulating to follow Hamilton as he lays out his argument.
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The combination of voice and slow motion is only slightly more stimulating than a television yule log.
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Fluzone High-Dose contains four times as much immune-stimulating antigen as the standard-dose vaccine does.
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Standard economic theories suggest buybacks would occur whether or not the tax cuts succeed at stimulating investment.
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It's not intellectually stimulating, barely pays anything, and my co-workers can only talk about the weather.
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In the relentless hurtle from clip to clip, minute to minute, it is constantly new, always stimulating.
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"Julius Caesar" isn't the strongest offering in the Comédie-Française's repertoire this season, but it is stimulating.
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It can be an enjoyable sexual experience for many people, stimulating the G-spot, prostate, and more.
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Moreover, if the tax bill is effective in stimulating additional economic growth, banks will do more business.
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But focusing too intently on the play's stimulating politics risks scanting its humor and its family dynamics.
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Those are the kind of reflections inspired by this "Hamlet," which is more intellectually than emotionally stimulating.
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The recent $2900 trillion tax reform has been heralded as everything from economically impotent to over-stimulating.
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For the Federal Reserve, these reports confirm that the time to stop stimulating the economy is here.
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But stimulating competition in markets where products and services are free is a far more difficult undertaking.
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Every 40 seconds, we switch to doing something else because the world around us is so stimulating.
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Last week Google investor Ilya Gelfenbeyn described Drivetime as a pioneer in safe, stimulating entertainment for drivers.
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From this point of view further rate cuts would not provide any effect of stimulating the demand.
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"The situation of the economy and the financial sector in Slovenia is stimulating in 2016," it said.
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I would love nothing more than to write about other things, worthy things, more intellectually stimulating things.
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The varied and frenetic action makes for a novel that, while stimulating, is often confusing and overstuffed.
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Finally, the brain-stimulating electrodes and the brain-recording electrodes were wired up to the BrainGate system.
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So how do we put policies in place that finish the job, while stimulating sustainable economic growth worldwide?
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The place was great for seniors, but it wasn't so stimulating for a thirtysomething who worked from home.
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It seemed that stimulating the frontal and temporal lobes did something—what that was couldn't be pinpointed exactly.
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He also said he found it creatively stimulating, and had an epiphany about the book he was writing.
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Television is far superior to the movies and even the genre stuff, like "Stranger Things," is very stimulating.
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Joslyn concedes that though he enjoyed himself as a member, it was not always the most stimulating experience.
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The third thing I would recommend is starting to schedule the time you do novel, distracting, stimulating things.
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When animals are caged, isolated, or living in un-stimulating environments, self-injurious behavior is much more common.
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These provide a path forward based on a "science first" approach, focusing on stimulating transformative and fundamental research.
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On the issues, Trump is above the 21625 percent mark on the economy, stimulating jobs and fighting terrorism.
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The federal government could have saved taxpayers up to $2.8 billion, the CBO found, while stimulating the economy.
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Being useful on social media — stimulating good-faith discussion, offering relevant information, providing fresh analysis — is rarer still.
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Fashion week for a style devotee is many things: inspiring, frenetic, and over-stimulating, to name a few.
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Why are higher levels of the thyroid-stimulating hormone associated with an increased risk of sudden cardiac death?
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There's a highly effective elixir for every issue, from stimulating collagen production to tackling the appearance of cellulite.
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The lights and sounds emitted by the technology, as well as the content itself, may be too stimulating.
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It was such an awesomely good way to start stimulating discussions about a theme I thought was important.
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From a legal point of view, though, this announcement raises some stimulating and, in some respects, unresolved issues.
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Nonetheless, concerns remain about Portugal's economic health and its commitment to stimulating its businesses over boosting income levels.
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Some are low tech, like stimulating the soil to store more carbon by limiting or halting deep-ploughing.
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But how effective are these STEM toys at stimulating a love for math- and science-related fields, anyway?
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It was the latest in a series of pleasant and stimulating conversations they have enjoyed in recent years.
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Using the LiteMist aromatherapy system, it silently spritzes essential oils across the room to create a stimulating atmosphere.
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Trump administration officials and many Republicans have insisted the bill would pay for itself by stimulating the economy.
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If you're in the Beverly Hills area, you can literally inject sexually stimulating chemicals right into your veins.
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The cups create a partial vacuum, which is believed to relieve pain by stimulating muscles and blood flow.
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To overcome isolation and monotony, astronauts will need a variety of stimulating ways to interact with their environment.
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In the meantime, the Bank of Japan has been experimenting with monetary policies aimed at stimulating the economy.
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Among the DMs, Goldman expects the ECB and BOJ will continue its stimulating measures to boost the economy.
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In the FES bike race, competitors with paraplegia artificially "pedal" by stimulating motor nerves to cause muscle contraction.
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Sometimes, what appears to be depression is caused by boredom, isolation and a lack of suitable stimulating activities.
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After stimulating a spot on the skin for a few minutes, that spot will sweat for 24 hours.
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"Bring a lot of meaningful, stimulating projects to work, and be open to collaborate with others," she said.
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Scientists have already created devices capable of both interpreting brain activity and stimulating the neurons in the brain.
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Another downer: Acne can return during pregnancy due to hormones stimulating an increase of oil in the skin.
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But this is an alibi and we all know it; what matters is stimulating emotion to sell books.
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Chinese officials have repeatedly said China has no intention of stimulating trade via a depreciation of the yuan.
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Next, Kochevar underwent a second surgery to implant 36 muscle stimulating electrodes into his upper and lower arm.
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After stimulating a part of the brain, scientists were seemingly able to restore some of the patients' consciousness.
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Together with collaborator and lighting designer, Drew Billiau, the artist creates an stimulating miniature light inside an alleyway.
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According to Livia's makers, the device immediately sends nerve-stimulating electric pulses through the two electrodes, and poof!
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Fed officials have repeatedly stated that they still see the Fed's current monetary policy as stimulating the economy.
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But the tweaks were necessary because her son found many ordinary household items in his room too stimulating.
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"Policy stimulus — both fiscal and monetary — works by stimulating demand," said Neil Shearing, an economist at Capital Economics.
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Zhao has described Behemoth as "closer to art than film," and it delivers through aesthetically stimulating, raw expression.
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It could also sharpen questions about Republican plans for a major tax cut aimed at stimulating faster growth.
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Those large-scale asset purchases are known as quantitative easing (QE), with the aim of stimulating the economy.
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It also might have sought more stimulating music for its brief jam session with the Silk Road Ensemble.
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I mention this to convey how stimulating and astringent it is in the mouth — just like raw rhubarb.
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There are stimulating ideas and unexpected talents at every turn, from Africa, Asia, South America, and African America.
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And mass transit is a major economic development tool, stimulating public and private investment, new construction and jobs.
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Critics say that fake rhino horn risks stimulating demand for real horn, and that it would complicate policing.
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If you can whip up an intoxicating or stimulating substance readily and legally available, you can avoid prosecution.
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Supply-siders contended that tax cuts could reduce government debt by stimulating economic growth, even without spending cuts.
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"Stimulating demand might absorb some of this product that is not going to get into China," he said.
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So, if more money entered the economy, it simply bid up prices, as opposed to stimulating new production.
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" According to Maines, doctors surrounded themselves in "the comforting belief that only penetration was sexually stimulating to women.
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This includes ways to prevent the phone from distracting or stimulating users, as well as time limits for apps.
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Where to draw the line: Research has shown that stimulating certain brain areas increases memory capabilities and improves learning.
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Stimulating that great big bundle of nerves packed up in your genitals makes it easy to focus your attention.
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To the point that LME warehouse operators can probably match if not better Chinese premiums, stimulating a physical arbitrage.
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And interestingly enough, the boxer men also had lower levels of follicle stimulating hormone (FSH), which helps regulate fertility.
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Yet as Sung was stimulating the heart, trying to make it reveal its abnormality, the patient recognized the sensation.
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These are some of the questions explored in a stimulating new short film by designer and architect Keiichi Matsuda.
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On top of that, the Federal Reserve's market-stimulating interest rate cuts appear to have come to an end.
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About half of the overall rise reflected a high oil price stimulating investment in mining exploration, shafts and wells.
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We can only assume that this week, they picked up this stimulating hair convo right where they left it.
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Like any other job, sex work can be exciting, dynamic, and stimulating—and deeply frustrating, disheartening, and painfully boring.
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Some researchers suspect that this deficiency takes the brakes off glutamate's excitatory activity, thus stimulating things like repetitive behaviour.
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The doctors emphasized to us that music was stimulating for the brain and it would be healthy for him.
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The combination of passionate and dedicated people, stimulating political conversation and education, and community organizing keeps me coming back.
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I'm super nervous about crowds and over-stimulating music, but I figure we can just leave if I panic.
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Rising temperatures are stimulating the growth of phytoplankton, meaning parts of the Arctic ocean are becoming more biologically productive.
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So that's why a lot of these marriages and relationships don't last, because they're not stimulating each other's minds.
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On January 19, the Sun enters cool, logical Air sign Aquarius, stimulating a psychic, private sector of your chart.
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One partner kneels, leaning back against the other, who is fingering them and/or stimulating their clit from behind.
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This will be a stimulating time in your love life (especially for dirty talk!) and in your creative pursuits!
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In this view, stimulating faster growth by keeping interest rates at a low level would simply drive up inflation.
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Like The Dinner Club, Rooijakkers' other designs are intellectually stimulating, including a lamp designed while impersonating a fictional character.
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A decrease in subsidized loans would improve the impact of monetary policy, making it more effective in stimulating growth.
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In fact, Obama himself has been responsible for stimulating the cascade of proliferation which is about to engulf us.
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Significantly, the new vaccine works by stimulating the immune system to boost virus-killing T-cells, instead of antibodies.
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We've already seen the way automation creates efficiencies that lower production costs, thereby stimulating demand and creating more jobs.
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The loans, aimed at stimulating bank lending is the third injection of stimulus of this kind from the ECB.
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It means stimulating growth in high-wage jobs through STEM education, job training initiatives and pro-growth tax policies.
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One-third to one-half of all of us, including teenagers, are introverted, preferring quieter, more minimally stimulating environments.
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It needs to plug a gap in its record 7.3 trillion naira 2017 budget aimed at stimulating the economy.
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The Federal Reserve lowered interested rates for the third time this year, in hopes of stimulating a dragging economy.
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She is a vocal advocate of Trump's efforts to slash government regulations, crediting the reductions with stimulating job growth.
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A pose that is great for stimulating blood circulation in the brain and optic nerve is a Shoulder Stand.
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Though information on the truck is scarce, many expect the prototype to be futuristic, visually stimulating and environmentally friendly.
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The result is an additive that can boost the 'umami' or savory flavor of foods, stimulating our taste receptors.
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Amazed, she realised that the strips could provide a low-risk strategy for stimulating taste and aiding dysphagia therapy.
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These works, alongside the 14 others in the show, bring a stimulating energy to the historically turbulent artistic medium.
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What are really great for building muscle and stimulating muscle protein synthesis are branched chain amino acids, especially leucine.
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Uranus is the planet of genius, and the next few years will be very intellectually stimulating for you, Virgo.
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Which is to say, the very people building these glowing hyper-stimulating portals have become increasingly terrified of them.
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" As a writer, he said, sometimes he was "simply stimulating the reader, and one is allowed to do this.
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The experience is intended to recreate the feeling of being at the book fair itself: hectic and over-stimulating.
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The Fed kept rates at a low level and bought the bonds to reduce borrowing costs, stimulating economic activity.
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"It is a new way of stimulating the public and bringing him to a young audience," Mr. Peterson said.
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But Harari is such a stimulating writer that even when I disagreed, I wanted to keep reading and thinking.
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Psychologists and criminologists promptly dismissed Holmes's detailed confession of his crimes, but his lurid storytelling made for stimulating reading.
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Federal deficit spending during and immediately after the Great Recession was essential in blunting its pain and stimulating recovery.
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The Osé massager attempts to mimic human touch by stimulating the G-spot and clitoris at the same time.
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The minutes showed that "almost all" policymakers agreed it was time to stop saying they were stimulating the economy.
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Azhar said Chinese projects should proceed as planned as the government views the infrastructure was vital to stimulating growth.
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Their motives are not really about increasing program efficiency or stimulating innovation, it is purely about saving federal money.
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Had low-skill Cubans made native Miamians more productive by specializing in different tasks, thus stimulating the local economy?
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As a result, the album is a stronger balance of everything that makes Greys such a stimulating rock band.
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Perhaps because the film is so intellectually and visually stimulating, the photographs, by contrast, seem stagnant and less interesting.
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At low doses, it's stimulating, like a strong cup of coffee; at higher doses, it's sedating and kills pain.
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Warren suggested that the proposal could also lead to lower prices for equipment as time goes on by stimulating competition.
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The meetings so far have been creatively stimulating with fantastic ideas that no doubt will make for a great movie.
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Congress will now have something more stimulating to look forward to than a numbing floor fight over an appropriations bill.
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I also tried a follicle-stimulating laser comb and spironolactone, a blood-pressure medication believed to help some FPHL suffers.
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People who are better educated may have more intellectually stimulating jobs and hobbies that help exercise their brains, Lang said.
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"From our data, it is evident that these have been successful in stimulating traffic and sales at stores," he said.
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Neutral is where the Fed benchmark rate is no longer stimulating the economy, but it is also not slowing it.
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Previous work has shown that stimulating the premotor cortex gave humans a desire to move, even if movement didn't occur.
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While exploring Antarctica, he found the birds stimulating their genitals against rocks, and, as you would, by sliding on ice.
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He also said the tax cuts contained in the Italian budget would benefit the rich instead of stimulating economic growth.
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AND LOWERING MONEY IS NOT STIMULATING PRODUCTIVITY BECAUSE THE MONEY IS NOT GOING TO THE CAPEX WHEN THEY BORROW CHEAPLY.
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Stimulating different electrodes led to sensations that seemed to the patient to be coming from different parts of his hand.
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When you drink salt water, the excess sodium and chloride essentially pull water into your colon, stimulating a bowel movement.
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Artists communicate emotions and experiences by stimulating our senses, which already have a rich, wide-band connection to our brains.
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Approximately two-thirds reported preferring direct clitoral stimulation, and 5 percent wanted their partner to avoid stimulating their clitoris completely.
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I was obstinately committed to stimulating my dimwitted breasts, to shepherding my maximum antibodies and primordial IQ soup into him.
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"If you're going to do 10 minute quickie, spend 5 minutes stimulating each other so you have lubrication," she says.
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That assertion is presumably made in contradistinction to training for work straight after school, which might not be so stimulating.
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Mercury opposes Jupiter in Libra on March 24, creating an intellectually stimulating vibe; be sure not to miss any details.
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The saucy story proves stimulating, encouraging the women to pursue enthusiastically whatever it is that is missing from their lives.
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By stimulating economic activity when times are already good, it will find out what happens when the economy runs hot.
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Though the viruses are live, they have been weakened (attenuated, in medical terms) and work by stimulating the immune system.
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Fast cable internet may be even better at creating well-paid jobs, boosting the number of startups and stimulating exports.
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It isn't a vibrator per se but more of a sensor that also doubles as a stimulating sex add-on.
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"It doesn't change our plan at all...It's stimulating to have a strong competitor in front of you," she said.
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And crucially, transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), a non-invasive way of stimulating the brain, can even bring that memory back.
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He told reporters that markets' expectations are already supporting lower interest rates on corporate bonds and mortgages, stimulating economic activity.
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As mundane as it might seem, I still found it more stimulating than your average interview with a dubstep producer.
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Nothing of the sort with us: Both partners equally preserve their creative personality, each stimulating the other all the time.
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Or stimulating the marketplace for smart guns designed to unlock only for an authorized user could be promising, he said.
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Bridge, one of the most challenging and brain-stimulating card games, has widespread appeal among folks in the investment world.
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Whatever your interests might be, you can most likely find stimulating visual aids in the form of an internet account.
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Stimulating economic activity fills a critical need and supports private sector growth, particularly in areas that have traditionally been underserved.
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But, would you be willing to do this stimulating role in Emily Blunt's newest movie, The Girl On The Train?
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On December 2, communication planet Mercury enters grounded Earth sign Capricorn, stimulating the home and family sector of your chart.
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Technology (machina) is not replacing the hand (manus); rather, the two are collaborating as never before, stimulating innovation and expression.
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Laws and regulations (mostly bipartisan) were purposely focused on stimulating investment and growth with benefits to consumers more than providers.
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ROSS: THE REAL WAY TO PAY FOR THE TAX CUTS IS BY STIMULATING THE ECONOMY AND GENERATING MORE TAX REVENUE.
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President Donald Trump's tax cuts may not have had the stimulating effect he promised, according to government data released Wednesday.
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According to Fast Company, the design would break down traditional classroom environments into "more tactile and visually stimulating" work stations.
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In expensive cities, it can be cost-effective and stimulating, intellectually and emotionally, to share regular meals in a group.
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Debt is a sound financing option, she argues, for stimulating the economy during a downturn and making investments in infrastructure.
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The End of History was wrong, but it was also stimulating, breathtakingly ambitious, a paean to the importance of ideas.
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The rule is aimed at stimulating competition and innovation in retail banking and payments by democratizing access to financial data.
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Prepare for stimulating situations introverts often don't fare well when they are caught off-guard or put on the spot.
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Of course, a well-designed lower tax structure is itself critical to stimulating investment in all sectors of our economy.
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But while visually stimulating, Moments hasn't seemed to capture the adoration of the mainstream that Twitter is hoping to attract.
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The Moon enters intellectual Air sign Gemini tonight, stimulating the communication sector of your chart and bringing news your way.
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And by stimulating demand for domestically produced ethanol, made largely from corn, the mandate would prop up farmers and refiners.
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Back into the business and the community, stimulating Main Streets that still have not fully recovered from the Great Recession.
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"Central banks, including the European Central Bank, are independent so I think politicians must focus on stimulating growth," she said.
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Destiny 1 was inviting, stimulating, and rewarding, but it was hampered by content droughts and a painfully small player inventory.
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And if anything, the new hotels, with workers from elsewhere in some cases, seem to be stimulating the rental market.
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Therefore, stimulating one brain area may improve the ability to perform one task but hurt the ability to perform another.
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If your cat never adapts, owners can create a more stimulating environment indoors by building vertical space or playing games.
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But watching them has similar pleasures, both stimulating and narcotic, and you begin to notice what they have in common.
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The organizer, Lucy Dhegrae, always puts together a stimulating mix of veterans and newcomers, and this year is no exception.
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A foot is apt for a place that offers such stimulating walking, but the terrain is not without its challenges.
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As fall approaches, it brings with it scores of Significant New Books—perfect for stimulating your brain on chilly nights.
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"The Watermelon Woman" isn't a long movie but it packs a lot of stimulating material into its nearly 90 minutes.
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While learning and spending time in less-stimulating environments, children demonstrated improved focus and memory recall, and solved puzzles faster.
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The blend is alternately stimulating and bewildering, revelatory and infuriating: yet another symptom of the museum's limited curatorial mind-set.
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But Shaun and Abigail Bengson, singing songwriters who perform as (yep) the Bengsons, turn out to be surprisingly stimulating company.
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They also had significantly lower follicle-stimulating hormone levels and lower luteinizing hormone levels, both indicators of better testicular function.
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Creating good jobs is fundamentally dependent on stimulating domestic business start-ups and expansions as well as expanding public works.
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We've used things like KY Jelly in the past, and they just don't feel as natural and stimulating as Coconu.
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"The last five years have been the most stimulating, challenging and fulfilling of my career," Ahrendts said in the post.
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Her AMH was too low and her follicle stimulating hormone level was too high, both indicators of diminished egg quantity.
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It was touched on with the idea of nanobots in the brain stimulating neurons and creating wholly new 'psychedelic' experiences.
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It wasn't the most visually stimulating work on display, but the name of the artist, Ruby Heart, rang a bell.
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Others mention that they help with "stimming" — a range of compulsive and repetitive self-stimulating behaviors commonly associated with autism.
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This will largely depend on the path of the trade dispute and the success of China in stimulating its economy.
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People who listen to music when they exercise, Karageorghis said, need faster, more stimulating music when working out at high intensity.
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"He was very much a man of new ideas – fresh, vivacious, stimulating," Florida State Dean Donald Weidner told PEOPLE in 2015.
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At the end of the day, this diversity of global consumer behavior is what makes studying them fascinating and intellectually stimulating.
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After you take Plan B, the progestin works to decrease the stimulation of two hormones: follicle stimulating hormone and luteinizing hormone.
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No association, however, was seen between these aspects of the women's occupation and their levels of follicle-stimulating hormone or estrogen.
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"There is no particular form of foreplay needed other than an activity that is pleasurable and stimulating to you," Chavez says.
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Infomocracy is a intellectually stimulating thriller that follows a handful of characters who work for various political parties and election systems.
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Peter Marcus of World Steel Dynamics, a research firm, praises Mr Trump for stimulating "massive investment that will modernise the industry".
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That's why my emphasis for the last years has been on stimulating investments in both the public and the private sector.
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"Monetary policy has basically run its course in stimulating the economies," said Heise in an exclusive interview with CNBC in Singapore.
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"In this situation of economic uncertainty and weaker growth, there are reasons to pursue a very stimulating monetary policy," he added.
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Moreover, were Mr Trump to succeed in stimulating shale-gas production, his task of rescuing the coal industry would become harder.
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While house prices increased at their slowest pace since 212 in February, slowing house price inflation is stimulating demand for homes.
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Venus's connection to one of your ruling planets, Uranus, will bring some stimulating conversations your way—as well as some surprises!
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" It also stressed that the real estate sector will not be used as a "short-term means of stimulating the economy.
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The new collection, available now over at Lovehoney's site, includes everything from vibrators to nipple chains, stimulating rings, and silk ropes.
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If you only play chess, which is mentally stimulating, but you don't enjoy it, it may not benefit you very much.
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Each person is promised better accommodations, a stimulating environment, and a bit more personal autonomy — from a place they can't escape.
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"Chairman Powell admits that really it is fiscal policy that has any possibility at all of stimulating the economy," Kelly said.
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The program allows for self-directed research over an extended period of 12 weeks, within a creative and intellectually stimulating environment.
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The Green party and the liberal FDP have been a bit more stimulating, but a Schlafwahlkampf, or "sleep election campaign", looms.
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He says that the temporal-lobe hypothesis came about largely because you can artificially induce déjà vu by stimulating those areas.
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Which it is, according to a lot of Turks, who believe that pickles play an important role in stimulating the digestion.
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President Donald Trump told reporters the Fed should have acted sooner in cutting rates and stimulating the economy, according to CNBC.
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The new study is different in that positive feelings were induced in the patients, a consequence of stimulating the cingulum bundle.
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Enacting free-market solutions would go a long way in stimulating the economy and empowering parents to provide for their families.
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The process itself involves stimulating the donor's ovaries (via injectable hormones, typically) in order to produce as many eggs as possible.
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It's not about whether you agree or disagree, it's about it stimulating conversation and provoking people to have conversations about society.
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"I tell people to read before bed, but it doesn't work if you read something that's stimulating or upsetting," he says.
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But according to Accenture Senior Director of Strategy, Anand Shah, government does have an important role to play in stimulating growth.
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While economists will disagree on many of the details, it seems clear that stimulating intangible and tangible investment would be crucial.
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The ECB launched its quantitative easing program in March of last year, but has been unsuccessful in stimulating the European economy.
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Entertainment, the great social narcotic, is now more varied, more stimulating and more freely available than at any time in history.
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Next, the aesthetician would use two metal prongs to apply electrical currents to the skin's surface, stimulating the facial muscles underneath.
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These categories are too vague — and in the case of "alluring" and "resplendent," too alike — to provide a stimulating organizational lens.
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The helmet disguises current-conducting electrodes that connect to the bone behind each ear, stimulating the ear nerves that maintain balance.
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Monetary policymakers argue that by stimulating the economy and hence demand for loans, super-cheap money is also good for banks.
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Mr. Draghi said last month that negative interest rates had "been a very positive experience," stimulating growth and helping reduce unemployment.
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In 1998, in the hopes of filling Amme's reserve with stimulating language, Dittmer invited poet Ulf Stolterfoht to converse with her.
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Paak, to Bonobo, Nicola Cruz, Channel Tres, Florence + The Machine, Japanese Breakfast and Serpentwithfeet, and plenty of stimulating panels and workshops.
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It's a completely absorbing and stimulating listen, as Prochet pieces together a huge number of elements to create an aural experience.
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And bridge may be the most mentally stimulating activity, according to Buffett: "It's the best exercise there is for the brain."
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This is the kind of book you could read alone in a restaurant and feel you're lost in a stimulating conversation.
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If you're someone who processes the world though thinking, you must determine whether your job is intellectually stimulating you, she says.
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He has passed tax reform, is renegotiating trade deals, and stimulating the economy with reduced regulation and a pro-business agenda.
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Happy Wednesday and welcome back to On The Money, where we'll always be "accommodative" to your desires for stimulating economic news.
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It said in a statement that the move was aimed at stimulating export activity as well as liberalising the currency market.
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One of the most effective ways to do this is to work on mentally stimulating activities to tire your dog out.
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"That, to research scientists, is a very stimulating and exciting thing to do -- to think carefully," he added by phone Tuesday.
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Dr. Sadelain and Juno are working on "armored CARs" that not only bind to the target but produce immune-stimulating chemicals.
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It's soothing and inspiring and relaxing and stimulating, even when certain pattern preferences and color choices are frankly incomprehensible to me.
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They all just seemed over-stimulating for my baby, and honestly, the rest of the family (husband and two dogs included).
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This over-stimulating effect is meant to mimic social media, which the organizers see as the inheritor to the home movie.
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HELSINKI – Estonia&aposs government is planning to offer its citizens free bus rides in the hope of stimulating the rural economy.
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You get bored easily, Aquarius, but Libra season is sure to be stimulating, especially the full moon, which arrives October 5.
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But stimulating growth has compounded China's debt problems, added to its pollution woes and created other complications that Beijing must address.
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Box by Haejin Park (Pyrite Press) Haejin makes floral psychedelic watercolor shit that is both over stimulating and calming at once.
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Congressional Republicans, meanwhile, are preparing a $1.5 trillion tax cut for businesses and individuals with the aim of stimulating economic growth.
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It opened on Friday with a stimulating concert by the New Juilliard Ensemble in the Peter Jay Sharp Theater in Manhattan.
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They are a stimulating reminder that in the Middle Ages, intensive life took place right up to the great church's doorstep.
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Ms. Edshteyn said that training goes a long way toward stimulating and exercising dogs who were stuck inside during a quarantine.
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By electrically stimulating some of the isolated cells, they could see how many and what types of messages jumped between them.
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The heavy emphasis on domestic manufacturing may appeal to unions, and she's hoping to keep environmentalists happy by stimulating clean manufacturing.
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Introducing such stimulating material, often outside the bounds of secondary curriculum, even to middle-schoolers, fosters a genuine interest in learning.
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Vaccines work by stimulating our immune systems to produce antibodies that protect us from specific diseases such as measles and mumps.
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But he is to be given credit for stimulating the discussion as a select committee on budget process reform gets underway.
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Neuroplasticity: How To Rewire Your Brain — This course will show you how to create cognitive flexibility by stimulating new neural connections.
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Games have opened up a whole new type of media we can explore, much more stimulating than just bingeing Netflix together.
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A 20 percent drop in the peso's value against the dollar boosted the country's foreign currency reserves, stimulating Banxico's bottom line.
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Justifying their tax cut, the White House and congressional Republicans argued it would enhance prosperity by stimulating investment and future growth.
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Thank the Federal Reserve and its overt willingness to continuing stimulating an economic expansion that&aposs already the longest in history.
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But history has proven that these investments, and the journey, yield big payoffs in terms of stimulating innovation and our economy.
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After the Fed lowered interest rates to zero during the recession, it found itself lacking options for further "stimulating" the economy.
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Republicans say the tax bill is benefitting the economy by putting more money in paychecks and stimulating investment by U.S. companies.
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That's the rate that the Fed views as just right for the economy, and it is neither stimulating or slowing it.
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The need for a partner you can have a nice stimulating conversation with never dies, no matter how old you are.
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You're in an intense mood today: The Moon in Aries is stimulating a very sensitive and psychic part of your chart.
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It's believed to be the first instance of overcoming quadriplegia with help from temporarily implanted brain-recording and brain-stimulating technologies.
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The idea is to cause cancer cells to rupture and die, while also stimulating a wider immune system response in the body.
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Concerns emerged that increased levels of carbon dioxide and humidity were stimulating microbial growth, including some worrisome brown splotches on the paintings.
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"Chinese policy makers, who have been quietly but definitively stimulating their economy, are likely to respond with more fiscal stimulus," Memani said.
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The presidency said in a statement that the move was aimed at stimulating export activity as well as liberalising the currency market.
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Venus, the planet of love, graces your relationship sector, helping you attract the type of exciting and intellectually stimulating relationships you desire.
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Critics of the 2628 GOP tax law have noted that it was supposed to push economic growth up by stimulating such investment.
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When these occur, it alerts health care providers via a beeping censor while also stimulating the baby's foot to wake the child.
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History has shown that limiting import vehicles and parts is counterproductive in creating jobs, stimulating the economy and influencing consumer buying habits.
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That means that for those two people, treating depression with deep brain simulation might require stimulating entirely different regions of their brain.
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To stimulate deep inside a human brain requires actually going about ten times as deep as stimulating "deep" in the mouse brain.
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Fintech is stimulating Chinese consumption and capital flow In China, the abacus was mentioned by the Eastern Han Dynasty (2420-260 A.D.).
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"Facial massage is so important in stimulating the skin," says Barnes, who learned her massage techniques from facial expert Annee de Mamiel.
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As a result, the real opportunity is going to be in creating more entertaining, exciting, social and stimulating apps than ever before.
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Studies have shown that acupuncture can help by stimulating the release of immunomodulatory cytokines, which decreases inflammation and bacteria while balancing hormones.
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For example, Vinyl: the coked-up intro proved the most stimulating take on 20493s New York in the entire short-lived series.
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You might also hear that stimulating gains in size and strength is an on-off phenomenon, much like turning on a light.
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However, analysts generally put less weight on such rate reductions than they do on other government measures aimed at stimulating the economy.
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Arthur has a sleepy, remote affect, and if a conversation isn't stimulating enough for him he sinks into a kind of hibernation.
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It's only when I get my fingers involved, and start stimulating my clitoris myself, that orgasm—again, a "blended one"—is possible.
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Today, increased government lending is stimulating restarts of mothballed capacity, which is only going to make those structural problems worse not better.
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The researchers hacked the parts of the mice's brains that crave and chase objects by stimulating it with a fiber optic thread.
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In a sign lower energy prices are finally stimulating consumer spending, he noted that real retail sales are now exceeding nominal sales.
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And while touch was stimulating a response for me, this was about stabilizing the color that was already there—not creating one.
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Such investments can also be part of stimulating rural economic growth by improving quality of life and attracting jobs to rural communities.
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Called quantitative tightening, this program is the unwinding of a decade-long program of stimulating financial markets through a monetary easing program.
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Interestingly, the non-boxer wearers had higher levels of follitropin—also known as follicle stimulating hormone—which is involved in sperm production.
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This pushes down the value of the currency -- hopefully stimulating growth by helping exporters gain market share and making debt repayments cheaper.
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It can be relaxing and entertaining for you to get lost in the pages of a stimulating book or educational video series.
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Fintech is stimulating Chinese consumption and capital flow As countries progress, citizens migrate from remote villages to large cities and foreign countries.
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The same group has done another study that found positive structural effects on the brain associated with more stimulating home literacy activities.
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Make no mistake, Putin is ruthlessly focused on shaping our political discourse and stimulating partisan bickering by simultaneously supporting extreme, antithetical positions.
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And the kicker is that every time we're saving energy we're also saving consumers, businesses, or taxpayers money while stimulating job growth.
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And while touch was stimulating a response for me, this was about stabilizing the color that was already there -- not creating one.
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" As Wilson wrote to his friend Mamaine Koestler in 1950, "it always has a peculiar effect on me—both calming and stimulating.
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Though the viruses in FluMist are live, they have been weakened -- attenuated, in medical terms -- and work by stimulating the immune system.
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Fifty-six percent of voters surveyed said they approve of Trump's approach to stimulating job growth, down from 2023 percent in May.
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Mnuchin has been optimistic about passing the embryonic plan to eliminate deductions and lower tax rates in hopes of stimulating economic growth.
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Perhaps the prospect of subverting the airport security apparatus—in a non-violent but hella determined way—was sexually stimulating to me.
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What we see is repulsive and weird, confusing and stimulating: a place we live now and a place we may even love.
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He gave the restaurant a streamlined interior with aluminum-plated surfaces, and tried to center the experience on stimulating all the senses.
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Streaming The latest picture by the prolific and ever-stimulating filmmaker Spike Lee, "BlacKkKlansman," is in competition at the Cannes Film Festival.
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I like doing things that interest me, and I don't have a whole lot of patience for stuff that's not intellectually stimulating.
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A bill aimed at stimulating the U.S. economy amid the outbreak failed to clear a procedural hurdle in the Senate on Sunday.
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"Also, as a company, we are committed to offering a stimulating, supportive and open work environment for all our staff," Cottrell continued.
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The study found that the subjects who'd seen the emotionally stimulating images first had better long-term recall of the neutral images.
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That would both help the grid, smoothing out variations in renewable energy, and increase the value of EV batteries, stimulating EV markets.
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He was a brilliant aesthete, a connoisseur, an intellectual who devoured ideas and as stimulating a conversationalist as you could ever encounter.
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I tested the Jasmine in my office because I need a stimulating scent to keep my brain at top performance while working.
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With the exception of Greece, which is under German pressure to cut its budget deficit, they have all aimed at stimulating growth.
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All we can do is our part, and for us, that looks like spending our stimulus money and actually stimulating the economy.
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Looser monetary policy, while stimulating economic growth, tends to benefit gold, as it cuts the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding assets.
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"Kids who have more stimulating experiences that organize the brain are at a huge advantage when they get to school," Hutton said.
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A notable minority — 11 of 41 economists — said the ECB's policy of negative rates was hurting the economy more than stimulating it.
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Therapy just isn't tackling the problem from the right perspective, and isn't stimulating the brain in the right way for certain people.
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The president likes to begin and end his days with a stimulating dose of cable news, especially the warm embrace of Fox.
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Reading The New Yorker is just so stimulating: I get so many of my lipstick ideas from The New Yorker and NPR.
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These medicines work by stimulating the immune system to attack cancer as ferociously as it does other threats, like viruses and bacteria.
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Is she actually catering to his cravings or just pushing the company's latest product, a pair of stimulating underwear called "Auggie Touch"?
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All you're really allowed to do is... sit, write, and maybe read (but nothing overtly stimulating, so no 50 Shades of Grey).
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Though the viruses in FluMist are live, they have been weakened (attenuated, in medical terms) and work by stimulating the immune system.
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Maybe it's the forest smells that turn us on; aerosols present in evergreen forests act as mild sedatives while also stimulating respiration.
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Shively brings an earnestness to her portraits, which highlight a ragtag group of female muses, winsome in spirit and stimulating in dynamism.
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A notable minority -- 11 of 41 economists -- said the ECB's policy of negative rates was hurting the economy more than stimulating it.
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The growing gap in the market for futures from onshore exchanges is stimulating growing competition and attracting new entrants, such as ICE.
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If you like to type, riff and find links, it's stimulating, with the energy of a chat room from the Internet's early days.
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Now, after an unbelievably stimulating and productive three years, it's time to turn to the passions I've long had around mentoring and education.
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Winfrey also plans to bring "the most stimulating" book club to Apple audiences, connecting herself, readers, and headline-making authors across all devices.
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Add Some Anal Play For similar, prostate-stimulating reasons, some people love a bit of anal fingering during a blowjob — but others don't.
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Even today, Zoroastrianism, one of the world's oldest religions, regards the stimulating effects of Ephedra as an essential part of their religious practices.
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Skills training, strengthening educational systems and helping families share a common theme: investing in people and, by doing so, also stimulating job creation.
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"I think that law is stimulating that buying frenzy, as we call it," Don Reed of DGS Ammo & Airguns in Sacramento told KCRA.
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The Enlightenment, moreover, worked: We live longer, healthier, safer, wealthier, freer, more peaceful and more stimulating lives than those who came before us.
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While debt has played a key role in stimulating and shoring up economic growth, policymakers in China are not unaware of the risks.
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Either way, you'll need several hours of stimulating podcasts to help get you through to the New Year, and Vox has you covered.
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She is partnering with the streaming service for "building the biggest, most vibrant, most stimulating book club on the planet," according to Deadline.
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"Today with millennials, if you're not educating, challenging and stimulating them, they're up and gone," says Mike in the latest Office Hours podcast.
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Messenger planet Mercury enters Taurus on May 15, or May 16, depending on your time zone, stimulating that financial sector of your chart.
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For example, some genes that were ramped up are responsible for stimulating inflammation and the immune system as well as for countering stress.
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One tried and true method of stimulating the prostate is scooping back behind it, and gently tugging forward in a "come hither" motion.
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Stimulants, of course, work on dopamine receptors by stimulating them, but antipsychotics, which have a sedative effect, work in part by blocking them.
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My first ovary-stimulating injections involved relatively tiny needles, but Sam stuck me four times in the course of my first two shots.
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Progestogen hormones like those used in female pills can stop the glands in a man's brain making luteinising hormone and follicle-stimulating hormone.
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Temperatures have been well above normal across much of the country since the middle of May, stimulating unusually strong demand for air-conditioning.
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It's time to replace all those glitzy red carpets and frothy acceptance speeches with dark, gritty, sometimes terrifying, frequently stimulating pop culture badassery.
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Their solution was to create a stimulating learning environment at home, where they provided him with books and toys that supplemented his interests.
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China, meanwhile, was so alarmed at the contraction in exports that it unleashed a massive infrastructure stimulus, stimulating prices across the commodities spectrum.
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It's aimed at stimulating blood flow to the genitals, to help women suffering from low libido get in the mood before having sex.
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This year's halftime show was a perplexing but aesthetically stimulating combination of Coldplay, Beyoncé, and Bruno Mars wearing a button-up trash bag.
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Dioxins have also been linked to poorer semen quality, higher levels of thyroid-stimulating hormone in newborns and developmental defects in tooth enamel.
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Tax reductions for businesses and many individual taxpayers should increase the economy's productive potential as well as stimulating short-term consumption and investment.
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He said on Tuesday the government could have achieved more in stimulating the economy and cited unemployment as one of Iran's biggest problems.
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Books such as "The Elephant in the Brain" show why the experience has been stimulating and fun, and also frustrating and intermittently demoralizing.
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The Moon is in fellow Air sign Gemini all day, and it's stimulating the part of our chart that rules learning and exploration.
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Giles's film stands both as a timely recognition of BUTT's legacy and a stimulating conversation piece engaging ongoing discourses about the gay community.
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"We are proposing a copyright environment that is stimulating, fair and rewards investment," added Günther Oettinger, Commissioner for the Digital Economy and Society.
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Leucine is everyone's favorite because a ton of studies show it's best for stimulating muscle protein synthesis and preserving muscle during fat loss.
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I mostly listen: My required reading list is long, and not typically of the romance persuasion, though stimulating in other ways, of course.
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For the purposes of this article, however, we're talking about stimulating the type of prostate that's buried in you or your partner's asshole.
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The rats that lived in a complex, stimulating environment learned how to drive significantly faster than those living in dreary, boring laboratory settings.
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For younger babies, try an interactive sensory book, visually stimulating high contrast cards, and a comforting toy that can double as a teether.
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Your ruling planet, Mercury, is meeting with inventive, exciting Uranus in Fire sign Aries, stimulating the sector of your chart that rules friendships.
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During the eurozone crisis, economists at Bocconi University in Milan popularized the idea of "expansionary austerity:" government spending cuts stimulating confidence and growth.
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Whether it's a traditional jigsaw or a book of Sudoku, puzzles are extremely stimulating, and they can be purchased at local game shops.
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Zero-waste manufacturing: stimulating manufacturers to design and build products that use fewer raw materials and that are easily disassembled and recycled. 3.
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Yet lower interest rates are considered supportive of stock valuations by stimulating corporate earnings and capital spending as borrowing costs for companies fall.
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"Also, as a company, we are committed to offering a stimulating, supportive and open work environment for all our staff," the statement continued.
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" The publisher adds ... "Also, as a company, we are committed to offering a stimulating, supportive and open work environment for all our staff.
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"The MENA funds will drive the economic development of Abu Dhabi by stimulating tech investment activity," Ajami told delegates at a Fintech event.
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In fact, he believes things like the drop in bond yields and the low dollar are stimulating an already accelerating economy right now.
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These big ideas are woven among some seriously potent scares, making Marianne one of the most intellectually stimulating and thrilling shows on Netflix.
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Lower oil prices would avoid another period of oversupply by curbing the projected expansion in output and stimulating faster growth in oil consumption.
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Engaging in a mentally stimulating hobby reduces stress, according to research by Matthew Zawadzki, a health psychologist at the University of California, Merced.
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But China and Russia centralize a lot of the critical technology development related to space, making demonstrations necessary for stimulating commercial investment rare.
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Similar to the strobe light headset, I would never have thought such a thing could be relaxing, because it seems so overly stimulating.
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Mercury (which is your ruling planet, by the way!) enters Capricorn on December 2, stimulating a very psychic, sensitive sector of your chart.
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The interplay between the absence and presence of bodies arises again in two stimulating sculptural installations by Haegue Yang and Valérie Blass, respectively.
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"For disorders with increased self-focus such as depression or anxiety disorders, stimulating serotonin 2A receptors with psychedelics might indeed be beneficial," Preller noted.
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But Captive only scratches the surface of the subjects that I find much more enthralling — and, at the risk of sounding uppity, intellectually stimulating.
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Festivalgoers are surrounded by like-minded people in a natural, stimulating atmosphere, often over a long weekend with plenty of time to come down.
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I worked as a makeup artist for a bit, but it wasn't as much fun or as stimulating as I imagined it would be.
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Engaging in a mentally stimulating hobby like playing a musical instrument reduces stress, according to a study by the University of California, Merced. 3.
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In cramped river systems, hippos can actually flood the water with excess nutrients, stimulating noxious algae blooms and starving fish and invertebrates of oxygen.
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Contrary to frequent coverage depicting the piece-work platform as a digital sweatshop offering low-skill tasks, he thought the microtasks were intellectually stimulating.
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She also teaches Kunyaza, a method of stimulating the vulva practiced in East African countries like Rwanda and Uganda that can lead to squirting.
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"The far-reaching effects of digitalization are stimulating a fundamental re-think of the role of banks, in most advanced financial centers," Shanmugaratnam said.
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"In Heather's case, she said she felt fine but the blood tests revealed that her TSH (thyroid stimulating hormone) was completely off," Wynne said.
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The results matter because they show how these bacteria are stimulating the mice's immune system, says Saha, who's a venture partner at Atlas Venture.
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Imagine stimulating the visual cortex to help the blind, forging new neural connections in stroke victims or monitoring the brain for signs of depression.
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Japan has been stimulating its economy with asset purchases, government spending and negative interest rates for years and still can't generate lasting inflation pressure.
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"The far-reaching effects of digitalisation are stimulating a fundamental re-think of the role of banks, in most advanced financial centres," Shanmugaratnam said.
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Stimulating and penetrating your partner with your hands in such a small space can make things even more exciting (especially if you're really flexible).
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"The far-reaching effects of digitalisation are stimulating a fundamental re-think of the role of banks, in most advanced financial centres," Shanmugaratnam said.
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In his first term, Emefiele presided over a raft of policies aimed at stimulating growth in the agricultural sector to boost non-oil growth.
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When planning your date look, consider wearing something that incorporates words and witticisms, since that would be mentally stimulating and endearing to a Gemini.
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The approval comes as Saudi Arabia implements a far reaching economic transformation program aimed at stimulating growth and employment, it said in a statement.
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The couple didn't have sex that night but, per the court case, the two engaged in foreplay, with Woodward stimulating Greaves with his fingers.
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Rather, I was better able to position the clit-sucking part thanks to the feature that was supposed to be stimulating my inner parts.
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"We cannot build up the armaments of Western Europe without stimulating the Russians to increase still further their development of war forces," Taft said.
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"We're facing a slowdown... most central banks will go back to stimulating by cutting interest rates," said Hussein Sayed, chief market strategist at FXTM.
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This is the first time that a neural implant has allowed a person to feel touch through a prosthetic by directly stimulating his brain.
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As you are stimulating the body to release toxins, you'll double up on the detoxifying effects if you drink plenty of clean water thereafter.
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"I hadn't seen her in six months, and it was extraordinarily exciting, super-stimulating, and I could feel how excited I was," he said.
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Trump gets high marks from voters on terrorism, the economy and stimulating jobs, but is underwater on immigration, foreign affairs and administering the government.
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When I sold that company I was able to contemplate getting into something a bit more stimulating, and that's why I'm in this area.
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Related: Snoop Dogg Launches High-End Weed Brand Stimulating Photos of a New Campaign for Pot Products Meet the Artist Sculpting Hyperrealistic Fake Pot
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Beyond that, it's been shown that "people with worse hearing socialize less - because it's hard - and thus have fewer intellectually stimulating conversations," Golub said.
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Like video games they can be stimulating and exciting, but only at the expense of denying the emotional engagement other forms of art offer.
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These visas also allow a major demographic of business owners – immigrants – to get their chance at launching American ventures, further stimulating the U.S. economy.
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Simultaneously, for the past 10 years, Congress has spent the trillions that it borrowed, burdening us with debt today while over-stimulating the economy.
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The apps I've used didn't have brown noises and the videos I listened to were probably still too stimulating for me to fall asleep.
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He says the rise in oil and industrial metal prices is likely to continue — a sign that demand is stimulating economies across the world.
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Apart from psychosurgery, I think the recent fad for over-the-counter electrical brain-stimulating devices needs to be looked at closely and skeptically.
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You should do so in the hope of stimulating an economic recovery without at the same time once again seriously distorting financial market prices.
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Supporters say this approach could save money by stimulating greater price competition among insurers, who would offer plans with lower premiums to attract customers.
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"The existing regulatory system is limiting, not stimulating our economy," Mnuchin, a former Goldman Sachs executive and hedge fund manager, said in a statement.
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It is difficult to take into account this effect you are talking about, I mean the government's policy that aims at stimulating consumption spending.
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It will also allow American consumers to purchase European goods at cheaper prices, putting more money in their pockets and stimulating the U.S. economy.
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By the same token, it was Blue Dog Democrats' incorrect ideas about fiscal policy that prevented Democrats from adequately stimulating the economy in 2009.
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She found that trees, especially in the extensive flooded forests, were stimulating methane production in the waterlogged soils and mainlining it into the atmosphere.
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I think songs with good ASMR trigger words and a slow, steady and/or predictable rhythm have a better chance of stimulating ASMR, yes.
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The POMCs usually secrete a chemical called alpha-melanocyte-stimulating hormone (alpha-MSH), which is believed to play a role in feelings of satiety.
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New models of education hold profound potential, and the federal government has a role (and responsibility) to play in stimulating both quality and access.
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Technology and data is an unusual subject for a play—how did you make sure the subject was relatable and stimulating for an audience?
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"A small dose of alcohol—one or two units—initially has a stimulating effect, and you will feel more chatty, more exuberant," says Tim.
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These types of inactivated vaccines almost always require multiple doses, because they're not as good at stimulating the immune system as a live microbe.
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Reproductive endocrinologists — ob-gyns who have undergone training in the diagnosis and treatment of infertility — can facilitate the process by stimulating ovulation with drugs.
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We had no trouble generating media attention and stimulating action from disaffected Democrats, but did not convince any Republican electors to switch their votes.
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"K-pop comes in a visually stimulating package — high-production music videos and performances with vibrant sets, lighting, and, of course, fashion," Li said.
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This is the rural life that I know exists all over the country: It can be stimulating and rewarding, a place for bold creativity.
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It was a provocative and bold combination, much like Manifesto's mission: to push for the innovative use of Prague's cityscape while stimulating the senses.
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"I would always recommend filler used in combination with other procedures, and I'm a big fan of stimulating collagen to treat scarring," she says.
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It's possible that even though I am on a treadmill, stimulating my mind with soothing images has a positive effect on my brain, too.
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Existing alone in an unfamiliar space in which every detail has been considered and honed to its ultimate function was simultaneously soothing and stimulating.
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Complex tasks demand more of our working memory and attention, meaning we have less mental capacity remaining to wander to the nearest stimulating distraction.
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"By stimulating those points, you can affect the organs in your body or different systems like the immune system and respiratory system," he says.
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So is smoking cigarettes, but when you smoke, the cigarette releases stimulating and addictive substances, which explains why fully grown adults suck on them.
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There are stimulating ideas and unexpected talents at every turn in the Museum of Modern Art — from Africa, Asia, South America, and African America.
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OJK also allowed assets under insured-credit programmes to qualify for lower risk-weighting, which was aimed at stimulating loan growth under these programmes.
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If you notice your galentine needs some inspiration staying woke beyond what a mug can give her, consider getting her something intellectually stimulating instead.
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Later, researchers found that stimulating certain brain areas, instead of cutting them out, could quell the involuntary movements characteristic of Parkinson's and other disorders.
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Two major trials testing stimulating implant for depression were halted because of disappointing results, and the approach is not approved by federal health regulators.
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Cutting payroll taxes is a tried-and-true method of stimulating the economy, most recently employed by the Obama administration in 2011 and 2012.
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On Tuesday, Canada announced a change to a three-year-old financial stress test designed to reduce risky mortgage lending, potentially stimulating housing markets.
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So, you know, everybody now has concluded that stimulating the economy, giving away tax breaks, stimulated earnings, this is the way to get votes.
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On the other hand, some studies have suggested that certain components of soy might be linked to stimulating the growth of breast cancer cells.
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If we start slowing, which we are, China is slowing and Europe is slowing and Europe's going to have a tough time stimulating itself.
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Republicans say their proposal would reduce insurance prices by stimulating competition and by allowing insurers to sell a leaner, less expensive package of benefits.
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His work, all but absent since, is being reintroduced by Skoto Gallery in one of the most stimulating painting shows in Chelsea this season.
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Mark writes: Maybe it's the forest smells that turn us on; aerosols present in evergreen forests act as mild sedatives while also stimulating respiration.
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Cutting payroll taxes is a tried-and-true method of stimulating the economy, most recently employed by the Obama administration in 2011 and 2012.
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Despite stabilising early this week, investors are wary about how far policymakers will go in terms of stimulating their economies with fiscal and monetary measures.
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It's one of those moments that is hard to digest, but stimulating all the same—the kind of hallmark segment Viceland has become known for.
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One of her biggest passions has been stimulating science research in Latin America, and she has pioneered many programs to follow through on that ambition.
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Powell appeared to walk back those comments the following month, saying rates are "just below" the balance point of not stimulating or slowing the economy.
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If the game is a means of stimulating conversation around climate change and labor rights, Kanaga ultimately wants to see that conversation put into action.
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In a world where video dominates social media — just look at Snapchat and Instagram stories — the visually stimulating factor at play is a serious plus.
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Continuous repetition of activities is believed to create new neural pathways and to strengthen existing ones thus stimulating behavior beyond mere movement of the body.
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Subsequent revenues to the state from its project ownership share and LNG sales could approach $2 billion, further stimulating the economy over the longer haul.
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Despite stabilizing early this week, investors are wary about how far policymakers will go in terms of stimulating their economies with fiscal and monetary measures.
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If the Fed cut rates, the principal monetary transmission channel would be through stimulating interest-sensitive business and housing investment, which would worsen the deficit.
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Meanwhile, researchers suggested back in March that declining use of drugs and alcohol by American teens may be due to technology's stimulating and entertaining nature.
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Lion parts from South African farms are sold in Asia as a cheaper substitute for tiger, or passed off as tiger—either way, stimulating demand.
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One partner is pressed against the wall (or the back of the couch), and the other is behind them fingering and/or stimulating their clit.
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UCB27639 is a high affinity antibody targeting the colony stimulating factor 1 receptor (CSF-1R) with preclinical evidence of anti-tumor and anti-metastatic efficacy.
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She then slicked down her edges with Ecostyler gel, and coated her scalp with Jamaican Black Castor Oil, which is great for stimulating hair growth.
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Stimulating growth does require that you reach a certain threshold of effort, and pushing yourself to the limit is one sign you've crossed that threshold.
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The more oil and gas the drillers produced, the more fuel they and their suppliers consumed, creating even more demand, and stimulating even more production.
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Should you find "Einstein for the Masses" too stimulating you can always try "The Walking Chicken," or perhaps "Life of Panda" is more your speed.
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It's not like the worst day, but especially getting older, it's not as emotionally or intellectually stimulating as I think an adult needs at times.
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Buiter said central banks are nearly out of ammo when it comes to using conventional and unconventional monetary policy as a means of stimulating demand.
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Light bounces back and forth between the mirrors and through the crystal, stimulating the emission of the crystal's photons, which exit through the partial mirror.
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Watson believes the central bank took the approach of stimulating the economy, but "maybe they didn't give it as much thought as they could have".
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The FDA-approved, drug-free device works by stimulating nerves in the upper calf, which carry neural pulses to the brain to activate endogenous opioids.
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Forget about stimulating the economy, the European Central Bank's endgame is a completely different one, Yra Harris, head analyst at Vine Street Trading, said Thursday.
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The thrill-seeker says motocross, although not a "mainstream sport," is one of the most fascinating and visually stimulating sporting events a fan can attend.
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But investors also worry that stimulating the economy could stir inflation and push the U.S. Federal Reserve to raise interest rates more aggressively than anticipated.
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More advanced porn tech— including custom-made holodecks, CGI and, stimulating body implants—will likely hit the market in the next 10 years, Pearson said.
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Other reforms included cuts to local content requirements, which had been aimed at stimulating the domestic oil service industry but slowed development and deterred investment.
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When the economy is at full strength, they want a "neutral" (or natural) rate that keeps inflation steady, neither stimulating the economy nor slowing it.
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China's fiscal policy should focus on adjusting the country's economic structures and controlling risks, instead of stimulating the economy in an indiscriminate way, Liu said.
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These tests typically measure the levels of follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) present in the urine; some fertility clinics may offer tests for antimüllerian hormone (AMH).
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Viewers get a close-up view as the glans (the head of the penis) enter the woman, stimulating the clitoris and the front vaginal wall.
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Venezuela's hyperinflationary economic collapse has shuttered most local producers of dental products, stimulating demand for imports of hard-to-find consumer goods like Colgate toothpaste.
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A majority of voters polled say they approve of Trump's handling of the economy (6900 percent), fighting terrorism (2628 percent) and stimulating jobs (28503 percent).
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At the same time, we want to highlight a necessary improvement to help achieve our mutual goals of stimulating U.S. economic growth and job creation.
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He has suggested that economic growth will solve the problem by stimulating wage growth and payroll tax collections - a position most economists dismiss as unrealistic.
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Alongside the bristles are soft rubber gum stimulators that can help massage the connective tissue of your gums, stimulating blood flow to rejuvenate the gums.
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This was due to central banks' policies of stimulating economies through buying bonds and a perception that growth and inflation would stay low for years.
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It's a condition that falls under the spectrum of Autism disorders, and is typically characterized by difficulties with social situations, stimulating environments, and other issues.
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A centerpiece of his agenda is the "Make in India" program, which is aimed at stimulating economic growth by encouraging more manufacturing in the country.
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Somehow their conversation proves so stimulating that Peter and Karen soon tear off their clothes to enjoy the best sex they have had in years.
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The game, which involves steering a spaceship and shooting guns and missiles at other online players, was impressive and stimulating, and dying was appropriately stressful.
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If there's going to be any movement on loosening austerity and stimulating the economy, it has to come from Germany; it can't come from France.
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I sort of found it soothing, but it did not stimulate ASMR and I agree it was also slightly stimulating due to the faster bpm.
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This waterproof cock ring vibrates on the shaft of the penis, stimulating a longer durational erection (you're welcome) while also vibrating against a partner's clit.
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Cannabis has well known anti-nausea and appetite-stimulating properties; it is frequently prescribed to chemotherapy patients who are having difficulty just looking at food.
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Hunger neurons are quite real: neuroscientists have demonstrated their function by stimulating hunger neurons artificially, causing mice to eat at weird times and gain weight.
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By stimulating your olfactory nerve with a system that looks like one of those old-fashioned kids electronics kits, they've been able to simulate smells.
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And the Fed could be forced to relaunch quantitative easing, the crisis-era bond buying program aimed at keeping borrowing costs low and stimulating risktaking.
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Biologists suspect the warmer water increases metabolic activity in the whales, speeding up the molting process and stimulating the growth of new hair and skin.
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Because the voucher expires, people would spend the money quickly instead of saving it, stimulating the economy now and reducing unemployment in the services sector.
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Garg adds that small amounts of alcohol have a legitimate stimulating effect on the appetite but binge drinking before eating actually has the opposite effect.
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These organisms perform important functions that include digesting unused nutrients, producing vitamins, stimulating normal immune development, countering harmful bacteria and fostering maturation of the gut.
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Both types of addiction affect the brain similarly, by stimulating the dopaminergic system, though this happens less directly with behaviors than it does with substances.
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That would be Arthur Laffer, popularizer of the Laffer Curve, which purports to prove that tax cuts can pay for themselves by stimulating economic activity.
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The country is stimulating manufacturing to counterbalance its slowing economy, allowing more coal-based manufacturing that it had avoided in the past, Dr. Jackson said.
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Old-fashioned Keynesian economics textbooks assert that this growth in government spending is good for the economy, stimulating demand and investment and contributing to growth.
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J.P. Morgan said the magnitude and timing of the over stimulating focus on cloud security products left the firewall pipeline drained for the first quarter.
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In that case, scientists were fertilizing soils with the goal of stimulating the formation of calcium carbonate, a mineral that acts like a natural cement.
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"It's about pulling forward already agreed measures, if needed, and we're looking at stimulating the economy by changing the conditions for corporate taxation," he added.
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Stanton's legal career in Pittsburgh and then Washington, D.C., involved a stimulating variety of issues: patent claims, labor riots, medical body-snatching and electoral chicanery.
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His position on stimulating an economy in recession echoes his signature proposal, the freedom dividend policy, which promises $1,000 a month to every American adult.
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New restaurants, thrilling wine offerings, a stimulating art scene, and yes, tango in the park — this is how to see Buenos Aires in 36 hours.
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Lukashenko said the plant embodied his dream of having cars produced in Belarus and promised to sign a decree stimulating car sales in the country.
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" The video was created by its Pinkfong division, which SmartStudy says "develops creative, animated content to provide stimulating and fun learning experiences to children worldwide.
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Either by injecting Klotho into the body or by stimulating the brain to make more of the hormone, they hope to treat diseases like Alzheimer's.
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The Moon is in Fire sign Aries today, stimulating the home and family sector of your chart and bringing up some unexpectedly mushy, nostalgic feelings!
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I find it stimulating to be an international artist, meeting amazing artists around the world, a process that began with my decision to attend MassArt.
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Members of Magashule's camp say there is significant support in the party for the central bank taking a more active role in stimulating the economy.
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The kit includes checking your hormone levels for: Anti-mullerian hormone (AMH) Follicle stimulating hormone (FSH) Estradiol (E2) Luteinizing hormone (LH) Thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) Free thyroxine (FT4) Progesterone (P4) Prolactin (PRL) Free Testosterone (Free T) Total Testosterone (T) Modern Fertility competitor Future Family, a startup offering financing options for egg freezing and IVF procedures, also sells two separate fertility tests you can take at home.
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You could try using a new sex toy, or consider other areas of your body that you might enjoy stimulating (like your nipples or inner thighs).
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We don't need mere tolerance, but rather critically-stimulating education that enables people to tell—as Harold Macmillan put it—"when a man is talking rot".
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"Corporate tax cuts could deliver a sustained increase in wage growth by stimulating business spending and thus raising productivity growth," wrote Deutsche Bank economist Joseph LaVorgna.
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They offer exceptionally nice bathrooms, better-than-average restaurants of either quality or value, and a stimulating change of atmosphere from the long stretches of highway.
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The Fed currently targets short-term rates in a range of 2.25 percent to 2.5 percent, which by its estimate is neither stimulating nor braking growth.
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But economists said the numbers gave the European Central Bank little indication of whether to continue stimulating growth with loose monetary policy or to start tightening.
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Beijing has eased controls on credit growth and real estate purchases in hopes of stimulating activity but analysts said the impact was likely to be temporary.
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Developed countries like the United States and its European peers are also increasingly worried that their ultra-low interest rate policies aren't actually stimulating any growth.
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Mercury enters Taurus May 15, West Coast, May 16, East Coast, stimulating the friendship and community sector of your chart, so expect plenty of social invitations.
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ASMR is the term for the sensation people get when they watch stimulating videos or take part in other activities — usually ones that involve personal attention.
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That deal helps the US keep its ally's economy thriving, and maintains a key friend in the region — all while stimulating the US economy back home.
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"I certainly believe we are at the top - coal will kill this rally by itself," he said in reference to higher prices stimulating greater production growth.
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MILK IMPORTS In his first term, Emefiele presided over a raft of policies aimed at stimulating growth in the agricultural sector to boost non-oil growth.
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European regulators were alarmed when Trump last year directed U.S. regulators to review post-crisis regulations with an eye to stimulating lending and boosting the economy.
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If an adult joins a group of kids in conversation, he doesn't expect much by way of stimulating exchange: He engages with the children for fun.
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It was only later in a 2014 State Council document that the idea of scoring or measuring people as a tool for stimulating legal compliance arose.
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It's an ambient experience not unlike some of the best live streams: chill enough to have on in the background, engaging enough that it's mentally stimulating.
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He supports the European Union and proposes a hazy blend of economic policies aimed at stimulating the free markets while protecting the country's generous social benefits.
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What happened in Lago Agrio is a function of a developing nation being forced to choose between environmental and indigenous community protection and stimulating its economy.
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The researchers were able to make the mouse walk by pointing the ball in a particular direction and stimulating the object-craving part of its brain.
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I'd just finished intense Black Mirror and The Crown marathons, both of which I recapped for Refinery29, and I craved something equally thrilling and intellectually stimulating.
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Sales of "medically important" antibiotics—ones that are identical to the antibiotics used in humans, and therefore riskiest for stimulating antibiotic resistance—fell by 33 percent.
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And bridge may be the most mentally stimulating activity out there, according to Buffett: "It's the best exercise there is for the brain," he told Heath.
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Most of these deals have also failed to achieve the objectives of enhancing food and energy supply and stimulating development in the local communities, activists say.
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Germany may have to quickly turn to fiscal stimulus measures, the IMF said, also calling on the European Central Bank to keep stimulating the regional economy.
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The Moon is in fellow Water sign Cancer today, stimulating the sector of your chart that encourages you to be free, travel, and experience new things.
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"He has to lower interest rates for us to compete with China," Trump told Fox Business Network, adding that other counties are also stimulating their economies.
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They continued to preach the gospel of baby tubs, baby bags, baby-wipe warmers (!), 11 different swinging-chair options, and supposedly intellectually stimulating multicolored play mats.
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The Polish zloty currency has weakened following Britain June 23 vote to quit the EU and Glapinski said the weaker currency was stimulating growth in Poland.
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Stimulating the minds of stunted children is assumed to repay at 18 to one because a small Jamaican programme that began in 1986 got good results.
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A reporter noted that Powell had previously stated that the current 2.25-2.5-percent target for the federal funds rate is still accommodative, stimulating the economy.
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The psychoanalyst Darian Leader also offers stimulating insights from a Lacanian psychoanalytic perspective, including two key inverted mirrored incidents of great emotional impact for the artist.
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The government is also introducing price controls and still-to-be-announced policies aimed at stimulating local production to meet increased consumer demand without sparking inflation.
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Now imagine a device that could work the other way, stimulating the visual cortex of blind people in order to project images into their mind's eye.
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The stuff is able to extract energy from the image and then releases the electrons that can be detected by stimulating the image in the bloodstream.
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For the first time, these countries reached an agreement on a set of principles to govern green finance and recognized its potential for stimulating economic growth.
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It can be a place that is convenient to a stimulating place of work, good schools and entertainment and, indeed, part of an entire human community.
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YES THEY AFFECT THE RATE, BUT WE HAVEN'T SEEN THE CAPEX THAT WE'RE STIMULATING THROUGH HAVING THE DEDUCTIBILITY OF CAPITAL EXPENDITURES OVER THE NEXT FIVE YEARS.
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J.P. On "Duopoly," her sharp and stimulating new album, the pianist Kris Davis engages eight different improvising musicians in duets, covering a lot of sonic territory.
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Complicating the situation, that re-experience can be re-traumatizing, again stimulating a flight-or-flight response which again interferes with normal processing of the memory.
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It works by stimulating a nerve that sends relief signals to your brain and stomach, helping to alleviate nausea by restoring your body's natural gastric rhythms.
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As students, we were given permission to spend our lunch breaks and after school time in the midst of Ann Arbor's small but stimulating street culture.
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Mr. Summers is one of many who would push the Federal Reserve to continue stimulating the economy to boost employment, rather than focusing on curbing inflation.
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Fortunately, New York offers stimulating alternatives: Here's a roundup of programs to occupy children's minds in the coming week, when city public school classrooms are empty.
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Analysts and global economic bodies such as the International Monetary Fund warn Beijing is stimulating credit too heavily in its aim to meet fixed growth targets.
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With the tax cut stimulating an economy that already has low unemployment, the Fed could be impelled to move more forcefully to fend off rising inflation.
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First popularized by the tech ethicist Tristan Harris, the goal of sticking to shades of gray is to make the glittering screen a little less stimulating.
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Professor Nutt said that neuroimaging showed that, rather than stimulating brain activity, psychedelics shut down those bits of the brain that organize thought and filter information.
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He also suggested the central bank step up restart quantitative easing, the extraordinary policy measures first implemented during the Great Recession aimed at stimulating the economy.
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Studies conducted since the financial crisis, however, have found that small, gradual tax cuts were less effective at stimulating the economy than larger lump-sum payments.
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But four parents with children in public schools in Baltimore County, Md., said the program was so stimulating that they had curbed its use at home.
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" If the ant-human symbiosis is not exactly the most stimulating part of "Immigrant Caucus," it plays a more intriguing role in the diorama "Lifestyle Wars.
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He's also compassionate, sweet, considerate, a joy to be with, interesting, stimulating, well-read, cultured, very outgoing, a marvelous tennis player, what more can I say?
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The pact needed "more flexibility" to give European Union member states more scope for higher investment and stimulating employment during periods of economic downturn, he said.
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Reuters sources have said the package, which is in part aimed at stimulating innovation to reduce emissions, could cost at least 40 billion euros by 2023.
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