" Take the time to put your feelings in context, he said, "then the very basis of these negative emotions becomes thinner, thinner, thinner.
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It's doing great for thinner and thinner slices at the top.
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It's also smaller and thinner than larger, older USB ports, which helps as Apple continues its quest to make our devices thinner and thinner.
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But each day that goes by, my patience gets thinner and thinner.
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The quality is going down, and they keep getting thinner and thinner.
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Cain said Salazar wanted her to keep losing weight — to be "thinner, and thinner, and thinner," until she hit his goal weight of 114 pounds.
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They've come to an alarming realization: Mussel shells are getting thinner and thinner.
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Over time, hardware became a commodity and profit margins got thinner and thinner.
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Cain had said that Salazar wanted her to keep losing weight — to be "thinner, and thinner, and thinner," until she hit his goal weight of 114 pounds.
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My entire body felt flat, like I was getting thinner and thinner with the sun.
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" Ms. Warren said, "It's doing great for a thinner and thinner slice at the top.
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Buy an entire wardrobe at five pounds thinner, five more pounds thinner, and on and on?
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"It's doing great for a thinner and thinner slice at the top," Warren said of the economy.
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With more parks but little or no additional funding, the agency's resources are stretched thinner and thinner.
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And Trump's placement of the blame for it on the "fake news" media grows thinner and thinner.
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More time just gives the inflationists more time to chase their mathematical conjectures onto thinner and thinner limbs.
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The era of awkwardly boxy displays is long over, and computer monitors just keep getting thinner and thinner.
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And, like Cain, Gold got caught in a system where she was compelled to become thinner and thinner.
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That's a little bit thinner than the Apple Watch and should feel much thinner than the Huawei Watch.
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We have an economy and a government that work better and better and better for a thinner and thinner and thinner slice at the top and worse and worse and worse for everyone else.
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When she arrived at Nike for training, Cain said the all-male staff, including Salazar, told her she needed to be "thinner and thinner and thinner" if she wanted to improve as a runner.
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She says people want a bigger display, which is why the bezels on phones are getting thinner and thinner.
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I was most surprised at how much thinner it is than the original Surface Hub, around 60 percent thinner.
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As smartphone hardware keeps getting better and better, the technological gap between phones and consoles grows thinner and thinner.
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I kept losing weight, getting thinner and thinner, I had no energy at all, and I forgot to eat.
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"Who is the economy really working for, it's doing great for thinner and thinner slices at the top," Warren said.
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I tried to time it so that as the movie went on, I became thinner and thinner, and more emaciated.
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"With every successive year, lenders' profitability is getting thinner and thinner, and their credit losses have been growing," Grohotolski said.
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As a result, the federal workforce is continually asked to do more with less while being stretched thinner and thinner.
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For the last decade, smartphones have gotten thinner and faster and thinner and faster and, well, you get the picture.
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The popular laptop now has thinner bezels, a thinner profile, and it's lighter than the previous generation at just 2.75 pounds.
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The circles would spread out in the oil, thinner and thinner, until they formed a kind of lace around the edges.
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Are they slowly making the material thinner and thinner in order to cut costs so they're still able to offer these deals?
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Of course, I tried to time it so that as the movie went on I became thinner and thinner and more emaciated.
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It's 10 percent thinner and lighter—you can barely notice this, but Amazon says it's thinner and lighter, and I believe that.
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The grandmother was feeding the youngster even as she was getting thinner and thinner toward the end of her life, Dr. Giles said.
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"We see an America where the government works better and better and better for a thinner and thinner slice at the top," she said.
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"Right now we live in an America that's working better and better and better for a thinner and thinner slice at the top," Warren said.
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Beyond the artwork, Shuvaeva's piece is a place of singular encounters, where the boundaries between a narrated reality and scientific precision become thinner and thinner.
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One case study also found that using the CBD drug led a patient on the blood thinner warfarin to have even thinner than expected blood.
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While borders around TV panels have been getting thinner and thinner every year, Samsung has now taken this premium design element to a new level.
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Per the Yoga, the fourth generation of the convertible laptop is now 21765027 percent thinner than its predecessor, with thinner bezels and an overall smaller footprint.
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Directed by: Tom HollandWritten by: Michael McDowell and Tom HollandBased on: Thinner Thinner is a nasty, mean little movie — and at times that works in its favor.
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The Surface Pro X looks like a sleeker version of Microsoft's Surface Pro laptop/tablet hybrid, thanks to its thinner bezels, thinner design, and even a bigger screen.
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So, stock market keeps going up, GDP keeps going up, but more and more of the wealth is sucked to a thinner and thinner slice at the top.
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" She said that when she arrived at Nike as a teenager to train with the group, which was created to promote long-distance running, she was met with an all-male staff who told her that in order "to get better" she had to be "thinner and thinner and thinner.
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Yet, as companies strive to make their sound bars thinner and thinner so they slide underneath the TV and effectively disappear, the LG Sound Bar Flex is pretty husky.
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Today Asus is announcing the new Zephyrus S gaming laptop, and it comes as competitors like Razer and MSI are regularly putting out thinner laptops with even thinner bezels.
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Sure, butterfly-style keys are thinner, giving Apple more space for the battery and the ability to make a thinner laptop, but they don't feel as comfortable to type on.
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That screen technology let Samsung make the TabPro S even thinner than the Surface Pro 4, which uses LCD technology, and slightly thinner (less than a millimeter) than the iPad Pro.
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Here's what: A thinner, lighter design: It wouldn't be a new Apple product without being thinner and lighter, so of course this is one of the new MacBook Pro's headline features.
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If your original budget was for a year but now it's been extended to a year-and-a-half, everything gets strung out and the money just gets thinner and thinner.
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Rumormongers say it will be thinner, faster and — gasp!
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Wheat Thins recently revealed a new version of their classic cracker – the Even Thinner, which is 14% slimmer than the original Wheat Thins cracker, thus delivering a thinner and "munchier" snacking experience.
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Update (4:59pm EST): Razer clarified to Gizmodo that the bezels on the display are 60-percent thinner and that Razer was not claiming that the device itself is 60-percent thinner.
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Instead, Jung Saem Mool recommends heavier application along the "hard" features of the face and a thinner layer in the center and perimeter, where skin is thinner, for a more natural, dewy finish.
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America's income distribution is like a bottom-heavy hourglass tipped on its side - fat on the low-income end, growing on the high-income end and getting thinner and thinner in the middle.
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In the decade that followed, Mr Erdogan's skin grew thinner.
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The thinner a television gets, usually, the worse it sounds.
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It's also sort of thinner, and only a little heavier.
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Now, the models are expected to be so much thinner.
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The closer to $22 the thinner and lighter they'll be.
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So: longer battery life, easier cellular integration, and thinner devices.
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A few lashes missing one day; brows getting thinner another.
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That's because the air is thinner the higher you go.
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Or maybe radon, like thinner air, protects against lung cancer.
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When the show went to Disney, Connie became noticeably thinner.
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She had looked thinner than usual and had a cough.
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By which, of course, I mean she was much thinner.
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The tablets are also significantly thinner and have rounded corners.
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The fake one definitely feels thinner and a little lighter.
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Thinner ice also threatens the Inupiats' access to wild caribou.
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In addition, profit margins in the US would be thinner.
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The phone will probably get a little bit thinner, too.
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Ray walks into a room, and the air gets thinner.
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In the after picture, they are thinner, they are happier.
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The thinner the layers of dough, the better the baklava.
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If you want a thinner ganache, add more heavy cream.
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It's also thinner and more compact than the larger Note.
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They're quicker and thinner, with better screens and better cameras.
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But now the ice is younger, thinner, and easily melted.
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And who's going to hate on thinner and lighter machines?
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"Females make themselves look different, younger, thinner, better," Lawton said.
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This in and of itself assumes that thinner is better.
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Do you want a thinner version of the PlayStation 4?
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"I thought that thinner meant better," Seligman, 29, tells PEOPLE.
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And knowing Apple, devices almost always get thinner, not thicker.
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The border is, like, maybe slightly thinner on this one.
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The garage smelled of paint thinner, insecticide, and lawnmower fuel.
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It's getting hard to tell who has the thinner skin.
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The new version is also slightly thinner and better looking.
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Under his watch, Apple's products became thinner, lighter, and sleeker.
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The higher your final score, the thinner your bubble is.
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But that unit reported lower income and thinner profit margins.
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Thinner than I've ever seen her, weak and in pain.
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Go for the thinner down from either Moncler or Uniqlo.
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Her strokes became looser, the paint thinner, her process freer.
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Compared to those computers, they offer thinner and lighter designs.
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Kilauea's thinner magma also explains why it is less explosive.
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Now that the bears are thinner, they're having fewer cubs.
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By the end Momoa is shorter, much thinner and balding.
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Second place: Wearing a seat belt makes you look thinner.
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I would be thinner and more successful, possibly even famous.
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The luxury carmaker acknowledges that their margins are significantly thinner.
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The crust of this pizza is thinner, crunchier, and yeastier.
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And he feels better when he looks thinner and healthier.
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The thinner you spread yourself, the slower you can move.
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But for my money, I'd rather have a thinner chop.
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While recovering, she's much thinner but more miserable than ever.
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He seemed to grow paler and thinner by the second.
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In January, Mr. Clay drank paint thinner and was hospitalized.
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Each storm stretched the Federal Emergency Management Agency's resources thinner.
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This mat is on the thinner side at 1.5 mm.
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Between 2005 and 2013, Someya and his team worked endlessly to create e-skins on thinner and thinner plastic films, until they were just one micrometer thick -- one tenth the thickness of plastic wrap.
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More women than men are graduating from college; more are earning advanced degrees; and increasing numbers are managers, though the proportions of women still become thinner and thinner the higher in management you look.
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The theme was in line with Wheat Thins' new version of their classic cracker – the Even Thinner, which is 14% slimmer than the original Wheat Thins cracker, thus delivering a thinner and "munchier" snacking experience.
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Which means that most of us would be thinner than we are now if we'd never dieted in the first place, and yet the only way we believe that we'll get thinner is by dieting.
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The Traveler includes a thinner scissor-switch keyboard, which might be less enticing to some die-hard mechanical keyboard users, but it also had to be swapped out to make the Traveler lighter and thinner.
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Parts of it were great, parts of it weren't, but all of it was fun, a commodity that grew scarcer as the guest list stretched thinner and thinner that year—Jewel and Ty Murray, anybody?
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Apple's new MacBook Pro is thinner and faster than its predecessor.
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"Therefore, the cushion to absorb any further weakness has worn thinner."
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Only it's thinner, lighter, and, conversely, probably isn't even as durable.
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The thinner keyboard is closer to the 12-inch MacBook design.
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Just because it's thinner doesn't mean that it performs worse, though.
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Foldable phones need to get significantly thinner before they're worth owning.
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And why Time is now thinner than Donnie Deutsch&aposs spine.
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The Pro is thinner than ever and comes with sharper edges.
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The Series 4 (left) is thinner than the Series 3 (right).
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The final product is much smaller and thinner than I imagined.
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Is the bass going to be a little thicker or thinner?
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It's also thinner than the Apple Watch at 0.39-inches thick.
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Thinner 7-nanometer wiring means better performance with improved battery life.
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You should still be able to use thinner plastic varieties, though.
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So there you go — a larger Watch in a thinner body.
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And yes, Apple wants to make the MacBook Pro thinner again.
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Ko found a significant link between thinner layers and poor cognition.
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It's thinner, faster and has a larger screen than previous generations.
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Clinton takes Coumadin, the brand name for the blood thinner warfarin.
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This year, the Galaxy Note 10 feels much lighter and thinner.
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It's also thinner than most "pro" Windows laptops with powerful processors.
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It looked and and tasted like a thinner version of Berocca.
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A common prescription drug, for example, is warfarin, a blood thinner.
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Sure, it's thinner and less hot in your lap than ever.
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Toluene is used to manufacture nail polish remover and paint thinner.
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And nothing to do with the younger, thinner women he liked.
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As I grew thinner, I felt both proud and terribly lonely.
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Your new TV is 20 percent thinner and 10 percent brighter?
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The thinner the slice is like the melt in the mouth.
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OLED screens are thinner, lighter and more flexible than current displays.
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Japanese knives are more lightweight with thinner but extremely sharp blades.
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It costs $449 and comes with a much thinner, lighter frame.
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I wasn't no thinner then, only more stationary in the flesh.
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I felt thinner after just a couple of weeks sans Ring.
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"He's thinner than the last time I saw him," Steward said.
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It could be THICKER than the iPhone 6s rather than thinner.
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With the new space, the crowd felt thinner, but still overwhelming.
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The ranks of anti-Trump Republicans grow thinner by the day.
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Except that many of them did: They wanted to be thinner.
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"A little bit thinner here," she tells one of her assistants.
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The G2.2 Power will reportedly have a slightly thinner bottom bezel.
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Acer is also launching a thinner and lighter Predator Triton 13.
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Low pressure air is thinner and drier, which can cause nosebleeds.
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The air got thinner, and it was harder to keep going.
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Makro, as a wholesaler, earns significantly thinner EBITDAR margin than SCCC.
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The clouds over the ocean were paler and thinner than before.
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Cheerios O's are also less dense and thinner than Three Wishes.
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The thinner you cut it, the more tender it will become.
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Maybe it's just us, but his face looks a little thinner.
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Slightly thinner paper, and covers with multiple images on them, right?
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You'll see thick tendrils of black paint (paint that's been stirred for the least amount of time), along with thinner tendrils (paint that's been stirred longer) and even thinner tendrils (paint that's been stirred even longer).
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Project Mohole's drilling was done on a boat in the ocean rather than on land, because the crust is thinner on the ocean floor, although where it's thinner is also typically where the ocean is deepest.
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"We believe the air in risk assets is getting thinner and thinner, but the Big Top in price is still ahead of us," Michael Hartnett, chief investment strategist at BofAML, said in a report for clients.
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What social media is doing is slicing the salami thinner and thinner, as it were, making it harder even for people who are otherwise in general ideological agreement to agree on basic facts about news events.
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Olympic figure skater Gracie Gold "got caught in a system" that compelled her to become thinner and thinner, the New York Times reported, and eventually had such severe disordered eating she, like Cain, imagined taking her life.
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Apple also managed to make the new watch thinner than its predecessors.
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Sony's X900C is thinner than an iPhone 6 at its thinnest point.
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He tied her up, gagged her, and sedated her with paint thinner.
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It's also thinner: 0.52 inches thick versus 0.71 inches when completely closed.
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And they really don't need to be thinner than they are now.
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They're thinner and lighter and now come in a Space Gray finish.
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When closed, it's thinner than the bottom half of a MacBook Pro.
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They later pushed the car on stage to a significantly thinner audience.
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The MateBook is a bit thinner — 14.6 mm to the MacBook's 14.9.
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Downie is substantially thinner, and takes more breaks than he used to.
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I was always struggling with disordered eating and trying to be thinner.
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Casting any thinner causes quality problems and flaws in the steel's microstructure.
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That rear LCD is 10 percent thinner than the X-T20's.
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OLED displays are generally thinner and allow more flexibility than LCD screens.
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The new Macbook Air features a Retina display with 50% thinner bezels.
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The shots appear to show a much thinner crowd at Trump's inauguration.
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So as you can see, unlike other solar panels it's much thinner.
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It's thinner, faster and has a better screen than the previous model.
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A new iPad with thinner bezels and a bigger screen is likely.
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In fact, they are up to 10,000 times thinner than a hair.
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It doesn't need better battery life or to be lighter or thinner.
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The line between Instagram posts and stories is getting even thinner today.
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Aviation experts say the hotter, thinner air saps power from airline engines.
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Since its launch, Gorilla Glass has been getting thinner and tougher still.
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They're thinner gauge needles and create a finer tattoo with more details.
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Their thinner margins leave less room to absorb the cost of batteries.
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She's far thinner than she was at the start of her career.
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The iPhone 6 casing was significantly thinner than the iPhone 5s casing.
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Corning's commitment to creating even thinner glass with harder surfaces is significant.
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Maybe you could nail thinner but you wouldn't get the battery life.
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Its capital markets are thin and the capacity of its bureaucracy thinner.
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For all his hard work that winter he was thinner and paler.
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And Wall Street's Trump-induced optimism is running thinner by the day.
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In 2013, for example, researchers made flexible PLEDs thinner than spider silk.
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Cables are being made with thinner (and so less valuable) copper wire.
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The bezel is gone, at least, replaced with a thinner black one.
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Her hair was in thin braids that Nailah worried were getting thinner.
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The researchers said the heliopause appeared to be much thinner than expected.
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The real meat sausage is thinner and wider than its Beyond counterpart.
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Tootsie's look has been modernized for Broadway: thinner glasses, no more bangs.
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Often called a blood thinner, warfarin does not actually thin the blood.
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The P10 is the slicker, thinner and lighter of the two models.
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That's the same volume as a soda can, just taller and thinner.
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The keyboard is actually thinner than my phone—noticeably so, in fact.
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Whether it's thicker or thinner — how you touch the canvas is different.
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I came out the other side bruised, sore, and possibly slightly thinner.
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I came out of the week bruised, sore, and possibly slightly thinner.
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He's thinner, but his cheeks are fuller than they were in 2008.
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Her eyes and cheekbones found a new prominence in this thinner face.
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That explains why the thinner pieces of paper were easier to burn.
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Though the American fleet remains superior qualitatively, it is spread much thinner.
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The other is orange and tastes like Thousand Island's thinner, spicier cousin.
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Refinements include a thinner bezel and crown, and redesigned numerals and indexes.
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But he has grown thinner in recent weeks, and sometimes looks fatigued.
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Throughout his buildings, unfinished beams and panels intersect with smoother, thinner louvers.
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Samsung also seems to have stuck with a thinner screen aspect ratio.
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"Yes, ma'am," the thinner one said, in a call recorded that January.
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All in a computer that's thinner and lighter than a traditional laptop?
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I assumed future Kindle e-readers would get somewhat thinner and lighter.
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On Friday, the crowds were thinner, but nine more Palestinians were killed.
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I'm a little thinner, though I try to think about that less.
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Crema is thinner than sour cream, a little more tangy, slightly salty.
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He looks to me much thinner than he fought last time, September.
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"The lines in her drawings became thinner, more sophisticated," Brigitte Caland said.
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He took a blood thinner, also known as an anticoagulant, for that.
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They carried water in an old paint-thinner can, and drank wine.
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The membranes between comfort and chaos are much thinner than we think.
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While phone have gotten bigger, they've also gotten slipperier, sleeker, and thinner.
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This is because hotter air is thinner, which means planes need longer distances to take off, especially when you combine the heat with the relatively high altitudes at many Southwestern airports (air is also thinner at higher altitudes).
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Cain, who set multiple U.S. junior records when she was in high school and was once called the "fastest girl in America," signed a professional contract with Nike and the Oregon Project in 2013, when the "all-male" coaching staff "became convinced that in order for me to get better, I had to become thinner and thinner and thinner," she said in the Times.
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In reality, the 133-pound laptop is actually four-tenths of an inch thicker, with thinner 4.9mm bezels flanking the screen (which are 60 percent thinner than the last gen's) that make it appear to have a smaller footprint.
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"This could be a turning point but it will be papered over by the leaderships in the way that it always is - but papering over bigger and bigger cracks now so the paper is thinner and thinner," Kendall said.
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"This could be a turning point but it will be papered over by the leaderships in the way that it always is - but papering over bigger and bigger cracks now so the paper is thinner and thinner," Kendall said.
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Thinner, higher resolution, better color, modern ports — all valuable things in a monitor.
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But she's not worried about them removing breakouts or making her look thinner.
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Every plus-size woman has experienced the pain of shopping with thinner friends.
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Smartphones are getting thinner, but the images they can capture only get better.
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You know what else those devices have besides better displays and thinner bezels?
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Trade volumes were thinner than usual with around 211 million shares changing hands.
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The technology doesn't make the smartphone fatter; if anything, it makes it thinner.
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It should mean thinner laptops and 81003-in-1s with better battery life.
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So the pie, already a small one, gets sliced even thinner than before.
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GUTFELD: Time magazine is thinner than CNN&aposs lead over the Cartoon Network.
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Ultimately, the line between hiking and walking is thinner than most would imagine.
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It's not just making thinner tablets that could go up against the iPad.
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If you're used to smaller, thinner cases, this might be a deal breaker.
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Deutsche has a thinner capital cushion than other leading European banks (see chart).
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We all exist on a value spectrum: the thinner and straighter, the better.
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Having one less layer makes the OLED displays thinner and more flexible, too.
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Note how that 65-inch display is actually thinner than that woman's finger.
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I was confused, because we're taught as women to want to be thinner.
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In smaller doses, warfarin is also used as a blood thinner in humans.
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The Surface Hub 2 is both lighter and thinner than the original version.
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OLED screens could help make the iPhone 8 thinner and more power efficient.
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Listen You didnt need to make them #Thinner for me to buy more….
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Fortunately, no bulk has been added: Series 4 is thinner than Series 3.
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But everyone seems convinced that the future of pay TV will be thinner.
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The thinner they get the harder it is to dissipate all that heat.
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Mr Lagerfeld modernised the Chanel look with longer, thinner lines and snazzy details.
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The thinner PS4 has a new design and its internal system is faster.
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Apple could also make the mini slightly thinner, making it even more portable.
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Plots feel thinner, characters seem weaker, and the stakes are all but forgotten.
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The aluminum tablet's thinner than a Surface Pro 4 at 0.36 inches thick.
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Measuring 3.4mm at its thinnest point, it's 30 percent thinner than its predecessors.
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We must create more value, for more clients, and perhaps on thinner margins.
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The device should get rounded corners, thinner bezels and a Face ID sensor.
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"In consequence, the thinner ice now retreats much faster than usual," said Kaleschke.
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The bump's diameter is slightly smaller at 211.7mm and thinner at 21.22mm thick.
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She was observed lagging behind her family group and looked thinner than ever.
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Note: linguine is just a thinner fettuccine — so really, no harm no foul.
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" Rhimes goes on to say "being thinner doesn't make you a different person.
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The Acer Swift 2256 is thinner than the iPad Pro + Smart Keyboard Cover.
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It also has thinner, more intricate stripes, and a white belly and buttocks.
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Perhaps my skin is thinner now and I do all the more easily.
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Snapdragon 8cx-powered laptops can be thinner and lighter than Intel-powered ones.
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The new MacBook Pros are rumored to be thinner and lighter (of course).
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The new Pebble 22 smartwatch is thinner and lighter than the original Pebble.
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The bezels are also thinner than before, giving you the most screen focus.
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Her marks are lighter and thinner, and quicker, making the scene more airy.
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Then, cut down each of your carrot sticks into thinner, baby-carrot sticks.
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Bigger, better and thinner screens are a big part of all these efforts.
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Organisation was poor, meaning attendance was thinner than the hosts would have liked.
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It axed that feature so that the screen could be thinner (and flimsier).
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People taking ever-thinner slices b/c nobody wants to harm the picture!
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Choy sum is a Chinese vegetable that's a thinner version of bok choy.
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Or if my laptop computer is thinner or my hiking boots are thicker.
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As gadgets get thinner, tech companies are looking for ways to save space.
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On Wednesday, Amazon introduced a new, thinner (by 28mm) and lighter Fire 27.
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Sales of blood thinner Eliquis, another important Bristol-Myers drug, gained 50 percent.
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Ghosn appeared in court this week, looking noticeably thinner than before his arrest.
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Extreme heat can ground planes because hotter, thinner air makes achieving lift difficult.
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Or try Uniqlo, and opt for their knee-length quilted thinner down jacket.
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A-pillars have smaller, thinner parts that are better for high-pitched sounds.
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In Take 5, he plays with a noticeably lighter touch and thinner sound.
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West Antarctica, in contrast, has a thinner lithosphere that lacks these massive cratons.
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The perennially clogged ring-roads near my neighborhood are also seeing thinner traffic.
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The same view taken on March 3 (below) shows a much thinner crowd.
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It's better than the original title for the page: 'When You Were Thinner.
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Simply put: It produces richer, more vibrant visuals in a potentially thinner screen.
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But most of those who had walked twice as much were thinner now.
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It runs out of thinner patties, leaving them dry and unpleasantly vegetal-tasting.
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The thinner the ice is, the more it's sensitive to snow's insulating effects.
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The Pro X is thinner, lighter, and doesn't have (or need) any fans.
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That's not a sturdy excuse, and the latest revelations wear it even thinner.
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Plus, when closed, it's actually thinner than the original Razr V3 from 2004.
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In it, Alan, thinner with longer hair, has a likeness to Chuck Norris.
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A thinner prevents the clot from growing and prevents new clots from forming.
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The blood thinner would help the baby get better blood flow, he explained.
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Thanks to Nvidia pushing its Max-Q reference design they've gotten much thinner.
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It observed that the dust does indeed get thinner closer to the sun.
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Grating breaks up the gluten strands, which gives you a much thinner crust.
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"Match thicker rings with thinner ones to balance each other out," Kahane suggests.
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Thinner women and children squeezed through the bars, spaced about a foot apart.
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To race on anything thinner would be to court the wrong kind of excitement.
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Teapots, however, have to offer more competitive prices and their margins are much thinner.
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That means the crust is also probably thinner and more porous than previously thought.
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It's also a bit thinner, with a redesigned hinge to accommodate the size change.
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The new Kindle Paperwhite is 10 percent lighter and thinner than the previous generation.
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But that laptop is a lot thinner and less powerful than the Area-753m.
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Check out the trailer for Silence — and Driver's thinner frame — in the trailer below.
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The margins between the victor and the vanquished, however, are growing thinner every generation.
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The highly anticipated MacBook Pro is thinner, sleeker and more powerful than previous models.
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Politics are polarizing and the line between legit reality and AI is getting thinner.
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Even thinner women have reclaimed their stretch marks, their belly roles, and their cellulite.
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" Not "thinner," not "more closely aligned with society's current standards of beauty," just "better.
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Its thinner devices shipped with smaller LCD displays and looked more like everyday watches.
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This Halloween, the line between almost scared and truly terrified is thinner than ever.
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What's clear is that smartwatches aren't getting any thinner at the start of 2017.
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Indeed, the device was thinner and lighter than previous models, despite a larger screen.
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The tomatoes steamed and seeped through the mixture resulting in a thinner end result.
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It's 13.5mm thin, but it's still 15 percent thinner than its predecessor, Asus says.
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So, even though smokers were thinner overall, it depended on how much they smoked.
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I'd describe their sound as comparatively much thinner, with harsher treble and weaker bass.
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More expensive OLEDs allow for thinner and more energy efficient screens for portable devices.
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Despite its increased size though, the 14-inch Stream is impressively thinner and lighter.
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Men tend to have wider jaws and flatter cheeks, thinner lips, and flatter eyebrows.
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Chef's knives are thinner than survival knives, which makes them a lot more fragile.
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Still, Dell has managed to make the device 215% thinner than the previous generation.
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OLED panels are said to be thinner and offer more vibrant colors than LCD.
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I loved fashion and lusted after the looks that my thinner peers effortlessly wore.
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Code-named the "Revolution Seat," the new design is thinner than previous Explorer seats.
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"It's all admittedly very misleading because they are technically thinner than water," it says.
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Competition is fierce and profit margins are thinner than for any industry except retail.
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The phone's noticeably thinner than the original, no doubt due to the smaller battery.
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The black hole envisioned by Thorne had a much thinner, opaque disk of material.
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Thinner than MacBook Air Precision-cut aluminum HP's made a remarkably beautiful machine here.
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That's thinner than both Apple's MacBook (21mm thick) and Dell's XPS 2169.99 (222mm thick).
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The new Phantom has a glossy plastic frame and a thinner, more aerodynamic body.
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They are going to generate a smaller return on invested capital and thinner margins.
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To improve the device, then is a mission of relative adjectives: brighter, smaller, thinner.
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Making the iPhone any thinner isn't going to cut it as a marquee change.
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Was it really me in the mirror, or a thinner, prettier version of me?
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For me, the thinner profile wins out over the toughened display and big battery.
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As Sidney's body gets bigger, his muscles move in the other direction, getting thinner.
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And, of course, it's a heck of a lot thinner than the original 700C.
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This does not, however, explain why the atmosphere was so much thinner than today's.
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Route 183 is also above 218,260.94 feet high, a good altitude for thinner air.
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Note that the thinner you slice your potatoes, the more quickly they will cook.
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He was noticeably thinner, with his normally jet black hair graying at the roots.
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The Kindle Paperwhite is 10 percent lighter and 10 percent thinner than its predecessor.
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But you'll be able to spot it because of its thinner, more watery texture.
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He has Marfan syndrome, a genetic disorder which makes his body longer and thinner.
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Clutched in my hands on the subway it feels thinner even though it isn't.
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Its community is thinner than a third cup of tea from the same bag.
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It's thinner, more streamlined and, for those concerned about such things, just better looking.
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At 153 mm, the 13-inch version is 17 percent thinner than its predecessor.
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Your next laptop will most likely be thinner than the one you have now.
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Pinpoint is similar to Oxford but woven with thinner threads for a smoother hand.
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Who doesn't want to get thinner, fitter, richer, more successful — or just be happier?
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Many home bakers assume that when it comes to pie crust, thinner is better.
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The profit margin will be thinner, but they'll still gain customers and some revenue.
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Thinner sea ice is more mobile and deforms more easily from winds and currents.
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But while his stomach kept expanding, the rest of his body was getting thinner.
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With each passing day, I've watched his legs grow thinner and his energy wane.
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As bad as this sounds, the evidence base for health policy is even thinner.
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Faithless electors could change the outcome of presidential elections with thinner Electoral College margins.
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Devices to make one's nose temporarily taller and thinner are more of the same.
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True, the har gow wrappers are thinner than you expect, the shrimp inside firmer.
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Thinner cuts tend to be more crispy and crunchy, but thicker cuts are chewier.
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TRAPPIST-1c is also believed to have a rocky core but a thinner atmosphere.
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He looked even thinner than usual and as if he hadn't slept in days.
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Yup, the new device, on the right, is even thinner than the old model.
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Yes, my skin is dryer, my hair thinner and my cheeks succumbing to gravity.
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But the divide between day and night, between calm and killing, is thinner now.
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In "The Seed Collectors" that has the effect of making Thomas's world seem all the thinner and more fragile, exactly the illusion she suggests it is — but the characters get thinner along with it, as does our ability to care about them.
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He looked noticeably thinner and wore a blue prison garment streaked with sweat and dirt.
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That may in part be due to usage increases spreading ad revenue thinner across users.
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It may defy logic, but the thinner plastic e-skins get, the stronger they become.
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Roll each round out a little thinner, about 3 ½ inches (9 cm) in diameter. 7.
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OLED displays are generally thinner and allow more flexibility than liquid crystal display (LCD) screens.
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For the 13-inch model, at 14.9mm thick, it's 13 percent thinner than its predecessor.
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The headphone jack was likely removed to make the new iPads thinner, which they are.
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Ortega appeared noticeably thinner than he did in his last public appearance, on May 30.
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Not because thinner is better, but because these two people were trying to become healthier.
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His hair appeared greyer and his face thinner than before his first arrest in November.
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Image: ESAMars has an atmosphere, but it's really thin—about 100 times thinner than Earth's.
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Look at the new ones, a little thicker strap, but like thinner on the top.
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The only curves left are the around the bezel, which is thinner than on iPads.
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The larger model still has a 12.9-inch screen, but it's thinner and weighs less.
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Despite the larger size, at 14.9mm thick, it's still thinner than Apple's new MacBook Air.
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If thinner chains are more your style, this dragon stunner is perfect for everyday wear.
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Aluminum became the choice over steel, and they responded by making a thinner steel structure.
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And the membrane between online and offline lives seems to grow thinner by the day.
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WRAP has conducted similar tests of thinner glass and plastic bottles, with equally promising results.
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It's a delicate process; the mylar is thinner than the width of a human hair.
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Other hopes for the second Apple Watch include better battery life, and a thinner profile.
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Thanks to thinner bezels and a slightly bigger casing, you'll see more on your screen.
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"If you tell your fans to be thinner, you don't love your fans," Jamil tweeted.
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The school's director Seraphine Sasara says her pupils are noticeably thinner after the summer break.
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Yes, it's been done in the name of thinner handsets and more features like waterproofing.
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They say that could lead to thinner profit margins as consumers buy fewer pricey models.
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Specs Both versions of the new MacBook Pro are thinner than Apple's old MacBook Pro.
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The thinner design does mean the real camera pops out a bit from the rear.
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It will be a little thinner, a little faster, and a little zippier all around.
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That means Apple could make the iPhone 8 thinner and lighter than the iPhone 7.
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The thinner side gets cooled first, which results in the curve downward as it contracts.
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I also hear the claim that removing the headphone jack will make the phone thinner.
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They get away with our money and we get nothing; we don't even get thinner.
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"The flat, brushed-metal discs are two-thirds thinner than the glass tops," he says.
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Her followers immediately began questioning if the image was Photoshopped to make Spears appear thinner.
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The Moto Z is ultra-thin at only 0.20-inches — thinner than the iPhone 6S.
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On first glance, Garten's pie had more of a classic pumpkin color with thinner crust.
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The reality star posted photos of him and fiancée Blac Chyna in their thinner days.
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Clinton, according to the letter released Wednesday, takes the blood thinner Coumadin and thyroid medication.
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Further, the vagina has thinner membrane, which makes it easier for the virus to penetrate.
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Let's say that somehow the new device is thinner than two of those sandwiched together.
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At 0.24-inches thick and 1.53 pounds, it's thinner and lighter than the iPad Pro.
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Obviously, what you're looking for here is the perfect crunch, so the thinner the better.
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It's 0.57-inch thickness is also thinner the MacBook Air's thickest point of 0.64 inches.
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But if you start to look at the next generation, it gets a lot thinner.
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It weighs just over two pounds and is 213mm thick, thinner than the MacBook Air.
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Clinton's leads were slightly thinner in all three states when third-party candidates were included.
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Have you ever wondered how gadgets keep getting thinner, but more powerful all the time??
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This year we've got thinner rough than I can remember in the last 10 years.
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His hair appeared to be greyer and his face thinner than before last year's arrest.
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Relative to other developed countries — for example, Scandinavian ones — we have thinner unemployment insurance programs.
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Marginally thinner than what was already exceptionally thin hardware is hardly something consumers clamour for.
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Hospitals will have to jam more beds in a room and spread nursing care thinner.
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Between ages five and nine, 40 percent of girls say they wish they were thinner.
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The video also happens to show a thinner display and a new Force Touch gasket.
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Everyone ended up thinner and healthier than before, though most people gained some weight back.
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His family said he did not return home with a blood-thinner prescription or medication.
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Hargis explained that sonograms showed clearly that pregnant smokers had thinner placentas than nonsmokers had.
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"Any thinner and I'll lose it into the time-space continuum forever," one commenter joked.
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I expected it to be a thinner juice, but it's actually a frothier fruit drink.
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Sea ice is also getting thinner each year, with young ice covering a wider area.
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Too short, too black, too fat — even when I was 30 pounds thinner, and younger.
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It's thinner and lighter than the previous wearable and comes with two new size options.
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Others suggested some very cute backpacks with straps thinner than the ones on my bra.
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During the run-through, his eyes seemed chillier, his lips thinner, his charisma seductively remote.
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I didn't do it based on the false belief that I would wake up thinner.
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But because of this, the latest Apple Watch isn't any thinner (technically it's slightly thicker).
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This new, thinner mixture simmers for about ten minutes, until it reduces and thickens slightly.
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The thinner MacBook ultimately won and was shipped; single-USB-C growing pains and all.
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Malnutrition makes children in North Korea significantly shorter and thinner than children in South Korea.
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You accept that the thicker bits will be rare, and the thinner parts medium-rare.
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When the lithosphere is subject to a horizontal extensional force it will stretch, becoming thinner.
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He is thinner now, decades of deadline stress etched into the lines of his face.
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Outside the train their ranks seemed thinner as they mixed with pedestrians near Bryant Park.
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It creates fine particulate pollution, often many times thinner than a strand of human hair.
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Stephanie is taking an innovative blood thinner that requires only annual blood tests to monitor.
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Sometimes I study him and see someone drained of color, even thinner than before, haunted.
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In time, prices will come down, screens will get stronger, and devices will get thinner.
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Once healthy people developed illnesses that their thinner plans didn't cover, they could switch over.
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Those devices raise cylinder pressures, providing a boost despite the thinner atmosphere at high altitude.
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Luckily, the ISS carries an onboard stash of medications, including an anticoagulant, or blood thinner.
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What sea ice does exist tends to be younger, thinner and more susceptible to melting.
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It happens when a part of the retina called the macula gets thinner with age.
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The front-door peephole is painted shut, so he's in the market for paint thinner.
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Next year, the company will introduce Reese's Thins, a 40% thinner Reese's peanut butter cup.
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Arctic sea ice is declining in every month of the year, and is getting thinner.
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The fine particulate matter is often many times thinner than a strand of human hair.
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OLED screens should help 22017's smartphones get thinner and more battery-efficient than ever.
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It reported 2017 revenue of $44.8 million from the approved drug Angiomax, a blood thinner.
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Sisson said the former New York City mayor was taking a blood thinner for it.
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And if you need something thinner for underneath your bed frame, these might work better.
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The combination of oil, wax, and enamel is thinner and the application is more haphazard.
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Pour those whites into the glass and stick a long, thinner glass in its center.
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"In a glass solution, you're really challenging the laws of physics, in that to get a very tight bend radius you want to go thinner and thinner, but you also have to be able to survive a drop event and resist damage." said Bayne.
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Her star shone brightest in the first hour of the debate, where she deplored an economy that is "doing great for a thinner and thinner slice at a top" but "just not doing great for people who are trying to get a prescription filled".
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Its bosses can choose whether to sacrifice sales or absorb the tariffs and accept thinner margins.
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" Around it are thinner layers that represent audiences of "Global Finance Professionals" and "Global Business Professionals.
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The thinner the pencil you use, the more hair-like and precise your strokes will appear.
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And then Emory has a little bit of [a different] face shape, and she was thinner.
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After the learning stage, however, it modified its legs such that they were thinner and longer.
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The app can smooth out skin, make someone thinner, or even make people appear more muscular.
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O'Reilly did not lie when she said it tasted like paint thinner—it's some godawful shit.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - The fog surrounding Anil Agarwal's intentions with Anglo American is only slightly thinner.
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Instead of going thinner and lighter as one might expect, the new Razer Blade 15 is .
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The Oreo Thins Latte comes with thinner-than-normal Oreo cookies filled with java-flavored cream.
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Kind of like a thinner, sprightlier and British version of Jack Black in School of Rock.
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To the back of the resulting, thinner board, they then attached a hardwood lattice or cradle.
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MacBook Air has 2100% smaller footprint and is 2200% thinner and weighs 22018 lbs #appleevent pic.twitter.
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The wings are much longer and thinner than existing models and are supported by a truss.
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At a millimeter thinner, the new Paperwhite is now 23 grams lighter than the previous model.
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There was a blood clot, and then the self-administered shots of blood thinner that followed.
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And the problem is is the atmosphere is much thinner than the atmosphere here on Earth.
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This allows him to build much thinner structures out of materials much weaker than reinforced concrete.
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Getting rid of the physical SIM means companies can design smaller, thinner, and more durable phones.
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Well… First, these things are big and probably won't fit inside smaller lamps with thinner shades.
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Companies like Apple keep moving to make devices thinner — which may not be consumers' top concern.
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The Arctic sea ice cover is becoming thinner, younger and more prone to melting each summer.
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The ratings demonstrated that the winners became thinner and more muscular over the 15-year span.
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In the image, Graham, wearing a white top and skirt with a leather jacket, appears thinner.
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The messages aimed at young girls like me were centered around wanting us to be thinner.
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That's right: Hyaluronidase can potentially make your lips appear even thinner than they did pre-injections.
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In particular, the new 13-inch and 15-inch MacBook Pro should be thinner and lighter.
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Available in a variety of colors, the plastic case is a bit thinner without sacrificing protection.
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A diet based on rice and vegetables has left the former chairman of Nissan's cheeks thinner.
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The brand new 13- and 15-inch MacBook Pros are even thinner and lighter than before.
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It turns out a component of spinifex, a coastal grass, could make condoms much, much thinner.
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For the passionate laptop fan the thinner Samsung 9 is better—if devoid of touchscreen input.
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Although I appreciate the thinner bezels and taller screen, the actual display didn't impress me immediately.
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An ever-thinner underlying market and a rate-fixing scandal have prompted regulators to seek replacements.
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It's as thin or thinner than many smartphones, so it's very pocketable — including in women's jeans.
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It is estimated that plus-size women earn $9,000 to $19,000 less than their thinner counterparts.
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New thinner seats have enabled airlines to cram in more rows without squishing their customers' knees.
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The new X1 Yoga is 11 percent thinner than last year's model, and weighs 3.05 pounds.
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It definitely stings a little and my brows end up a little thinner than I'd like.
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One weakness Antalffy pointed to was a 19% decrease in sales of its blood thinner Xarelto.
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"The thinner the air becomes, the fewer amateurs you'll find," says Justin Gibbs of Liv-ex.
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The latter color option — shown below — is thinner so presumably it is designed for female wrists.
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This generation of Apple's flagship tablet is faster, thinner, and has more screen space than ever.
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There's been some significant font and styling changes, as well as thinner strokes and new buttons.
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In the cover image, her lips appear thinner and the bottoms of her breasts are lifted.
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It's thinner and lighter than its predecessor, and it's powered by a crazy-powerful new processor.
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The new cups, first rumored back in October, are 40% thinner than the original Reese's cup.
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Girls who are way thinner than me, way prettier than me, who feel worse than me.
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They're thinner, lighter, the seams are harder to find, and they fit better in my ears.
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Most body transformation images show people who go from overweight or obese to thinner and fitter.
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LG has plans for their automotive division, thinner television units and a fridge that opens itself.
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Gotta say, he looks good compared to a couple months ago when he was significantly thinner.
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There were mirrors in every corner of the changing room, which all made me look thinner.
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Thinner and lighter is great, and if we're honest, we're all sucked in by the allure.
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This means the screen could be thinner, more flexible, and more power-efficient, among other things.
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Central lines are often flushed with saline or heparin, a blood thinner, to keep them clear.
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Brümate even makes a thinner version, for those who want to keep their White Claws cold.
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Diminishing resources at some once-great newspapers can lead to skeletal Washington bureaus and thinner coverage.
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Peace in the Arctic is on thin ice; we cannot allow it to get any thinner.
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It took so long to notice them because they're much thinner and darker than Saturn's rings.
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At 10.7 mm thick, the Series 5 is also thinner than the 11.4 mm Series 3.
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It wasn't just that she was fatter or thinner; her face seemed to be structured differently.
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It's thinner than the traditional toothpastes I've tried; the consistency feels more water-y and thin.
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Fur felt is also thinner than wool felt, giving this hat a sleeker look and feel.
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It helped make MacBooks thinner and lighter, but it also rendered them a lot less reliable.
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Ice shelves are also becoming thinner as the oceans around Antarctica absorb heat from the atmosphere.
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The tip is a bit thinner and the screen responds to more levels of pressure sensitivity.
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If, at any stage, they started looking thinner than her, she hastily began to ignore them.
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Trade was thinner than usual and probably mainly offshore, with local markets closed for the holiday.
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Sure, the bench behind Iguodala is much thinner this year than either of the last two.
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If your steak is thicker or thinner (ours was 1.5 inches), you might need to adjust.
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By definition, this leaves a narrower cash cushion and thinner psychological buffer against any market shocks.
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Your cough should improve over a few days, with mucus looking lighter and thinner, Bergquist said.
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The molecular machines are a thousand times thinner than a strand of hair, as BBC reports.
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Companies like Netflix "should expect their libraries are going to get a lot thinner," he said.
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"I finally had thinner body hair and the fat on my face was redistributing," she says.
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John McCain is away undergoing treatment for brain cancer, it's an even thinner 50-49 margin.
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If you tidy properly, you will become thinner and your skin will clear up, she writes.
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But Tran's sriracha was very different from its Thai counterparts, which are thinner, sweeter, and milder.
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The message is obvious: the larger "before" shot is bad; the thinner "after" shot is good.
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It's thinner than most 17-inch laptops out there, but that means it's dense and hefty.
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It's only 0.47 nanometers thick, which is one million times thinner than a human finger nail.
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Though latex caps are thinner and more likely to pull your hair, they are more economical.
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The rotation was thin from the start, and became thinner with C. C. Sabathia's hamstring problem.
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These cloth diapers have maximum soaking capacity down the center, with thinner edges for easier folding.
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You might be able to slice it even thinner, but assume Facebook would become five companies.
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They found that the ginkgos didn't stop growing as they aged, although the rings grew thinner.
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Republicans in the House have also been stung by retirements, stretching their campaign resources even thinner.
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Patients can be treated with vitamin K, which helps counteract the effects of the blood thinner.
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And as your glass gets thinner — thin enough to bend — a scratch becomes even more worrying.
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"We're seeing a continued shift towards a younger, thinner, and less extensive ice cover," Meier said.
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We used to call this vaginal atrophy, as the tissue becomes thinner and can even shrink.
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They also tend to be thinner and more packable for when you&aposre not wearing it.
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His prescribed blood thinner was restarted a couple of weeks after the rest of his medications.
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The all-new Kindle Paperwhite is thinner, lighter, and has twice the storage of previous models.
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It's also noticeably thinner, although it does have a smaller battery and omits the headphone jack.
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" She knew she was thinner, but she said: "I feel like the change isn't dramatic enough.
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It employs thinner pins and a ball the size of a grapefruit with no finger holes.
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Bouton had a smaller stroke before his 2012 episode, which was treated immediately with blood thinner.
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Basically, the smoother the surface you're painting, the thinner the nap you want on your roller.
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But three months into the new year, his patience is wearing thinner than his three-iron.
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Remove the thinner glass and pour the yolks into the orifice made by the test glass.
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Step 4: The dough is fed three times through a machine that stretches it even thinner.
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"Clients tell me labor costs and rent are high, trade frictions are hurting exports, their profits are getting thinner and thinner, and it's just getting harder and harder to do business," said Sun Shanming, vice general manager of the small business lending department of CCB's Guangzhou branch.
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"Clients tell me labour costs and rent are high, trade frictions are hurting exports, their profits are getting thinner and thinner, and it's just getting harder and harder to do business," said Sun Shanming, vice general manager of the small business lending department of CCB's Guangzhou branch.
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Doctor Strange's origin played like Iron Man with more cultural appropriation and, somehow, a thinner love story.
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"12 bundles does sound like a lot, but your hair is thinner when it's longer," Kimble says.
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With proper safety precautions, it's possible that thinner batteries will be more feasible in the future.[Engadget]
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While most laptops have gotten thinner over the last few years, gaming laptops have stayed stubbornly thick.
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The 1972 Munich Olympics use elements from Tokyo's pictograms, but the figures are thinner and more uniform.
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He spoke clearly, though he looked thinner with sunken cheeks and his dark hair showing grey roots.
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But when I'm working on a photo, I have no interest in making anyone paler or thinner.
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That makes the thinner, remaining ice more vulnerable as it melts more quickly in the summer months.
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He looked thinner than the chunky, bloated man who showed up for his arraignment several months ago.
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But it slims down to a slightly thinner profile and its screen rotates a full 360 degrees.
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They're thinner, lighter, and in most cases, cheaper than comparable USB-C chargers — what's not to like?
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So adopting the new fintech ethos of zero fees and transparent pricing makes for thinner profit margins.
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The higher you live, the thinner the air, so maybe oxygen is a cause of lung cancer.
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To get fresh bread to breakfast tables, bakers used thinner, elongated dough shapes to cut cooking time.
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The line between bad sex and #MeToo is likely thinner than many people would like to think.
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But taking estrogen doesn't make trans women's vocal cords thinner, so their vocal pitch stays the same.
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Jones was also found guilty of injecting 4-week-old Rolando Santos with the blood thinner Heparin.
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And the U.S. has a thinner middle class than any of the large economies of Western Europe.
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You may find that your period blood is totally normal or even thinner after a missed period.
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Other iPhone rumors include a thinner design, removal of the 3.5mm headphone jack, and improved water resistance.
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Unfortunately for Motorola, the side-mount is its only option because of the phone's thinner front bezel.
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This is a thinner, crispier version of what most people know as a Sicilian or square slice.
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This latest piece is far thinner than the previous models and takes its cues from race cars.
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Apple announced the Apple Watch Series 2563 today, which it touted as being thinner than previous models.
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Except that these tiny metalenses end up being thinner than a human hair, and weigh almost nothing.
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For instance, it could jeopardize the global availability of heparin, a blood thinner, science journal Nature reports.
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Occasional over-seeding can also help cut down on weeds over time, especially in thinner lawns. 3.
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With the thinner layers and more generous frosting to cake ratio, your cake will magically taste lighter.
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Well, I had taken one of those and removed the red and white paint with paint thinner.
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While there's nothing wrong with Wonder Woman's thinner frame, 67% of real women identify as plus-size.
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Each time we ascended to the next height, the air was thinner and it felt more barren.
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Other reports suggest that all models of the iPhone 7 will be thinner than the current 6s.
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What if we told you that you could have a thinner, lighter device without sacrificing quality, though?
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The Red Planet is a cold, dead place, with an atmosphere about 100 times thinner than Earth's.
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The company tells me that, if successful, it'll launch thinner versions of its other MX switches, too.
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Another payoff of the 800-volt technology is the thinner cables in the car, which saves weight.
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Osterloh told the team to go build something even lighter, thinner, and better—and to integrate Assistant.
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So the new MacBook Pro should feature a thinner body with USB-C ports across the board.
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And the more smokers there were in the family, the thinner the choroid was, the researchers found.
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The hatred of fat, and assumption that we'd all be grateful to be airbrushed thinner is pernicious.
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The GX85 is slightly narrower, shorter, and thinner than the GX8, and weighs a few ounces less.
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It's also thinner than the newer, ultra-thin MacBook, which is 0.52 inch at it's thickest point.
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We take vacations off season because crowds are thinner and our wallets get fatter (er, less thin).
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The Lenovo 900S is designed to to be a thinner and lighter version of the Yoga 900.
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Appearing noticeably thinner, Heard walked through the airport with a man who appeared to be her bodyguard.
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Apple is already using this thinner USB standard in the 12-inch MacBook with a retina display.
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"The ice was thinner near the shore and there's a lot of open water," Cole tells PEOPLE.
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Trade is likely to be thinner than usual on Monday due to the U.S. Presidents Day holiday.
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While Apple introduced a thinner, lighter MacBook Pro last year, people still want a new MacBook Air.
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For that many pixels, each needs to be about 45µm (micrometers) wide: thinner than a human hair.
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But our ability to walk the walk and talk the talk grows thinner with each passing day.
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But after going on a "paleolithic lifestyle retreat," he comes back: thinner, spiteful, and ready for vengeance.
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It's improved over the first Pebble: it's thinner, with a much smaller bezel and an added microphone.
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Thin lips, even thinner eyebrows, nose like an L sign made with your thumb and index finger.
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Those manufacturing thinner bags risk six months in prison or 20 million CFA francs ($34,000) in fines.
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The 2,900mAh battery is outmatched by 3,000mAh cells in thinner and lighter phones like the Huawei P9.
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Some workers have been told they need to stretch themselves even thinner in the wake of layoffs.
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Kellogg funded a highly cited article that found that cereal for breakfast is associated with being thinner.
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It's clearly here to stay until the image sensors get thinner or phone makers build thicker phones.
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And they feel, like, a lot thinner than what I would get with just acrylic or SNS.
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As TVs get ever thinner and their bezels ever smaller, there's just no room for powerful speakers.
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The solar sail would also be thinner than the authors of the new paper describe, he said.
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Like keyboards, a space where the thinner and lighter at all costs equation starts to break down.
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Clinton's physician reported that she was placed on Coumadin (a blood thinner) to dissolve the blood clot.
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Sometimes an icebound ship thawed out unharmed, leaving its crew merely thinner, colder, and crazier come springtime.
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It's roughly 30% thinner and 20% lighter than its predecessors, weighing in at a mere 4.6 ounces.
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They're thinner than the width of a human hair, with diameters ranging between 750 to 2000 microns.
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I guess I could have made it thinner or fatter to make it less hot dog-y.
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But because of all of this, the talent pool is much thinner than it used to be.
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Back in April, reports circled that we'd actually see a new, thinner Apple Watch introduced at WWDC.
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Obese people incur more medical costs, live shorter lives, and miss more work than their thinner counterparts.
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Do you consider a thinner nose beautiful, so the wider you get, the more insulted you become?
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It's a timbral development instead—it becomes darker or brighter, fuller or thinner, more or less powerful.
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She had clearly lost a lot of weight; her eyes were prominent in her much thinner face.
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"There will always be someone who is younger, hotter, thinner, perkier, fitter, or better endowed," she said.
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But, like many of his pièces d'occasion (just listen to "Wellington's Victory"), it's among his thinner efforts.
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The thicker books are at the bottom and the thinner books tend to be near the top.
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Instead, we are seeing a shift toward thinner client devices, with apps and content in the cloud.
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Younger ice is thinner than older ice and more susceptible to changes in temperature, and to melting.
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Largely dependent on the high, linear plinking of electronic bass, this music is thinner and more static.
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The usually impeccably turned-out Mr. Macron is thinner, and bags have been spotted under his eyes.
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You get up to 2.5 times more performance in a thinner frame, packaged in a luxurious design.
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Al-sirat is believed to be thinner than a hair and leads to the gates of paradise.
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The salsa was perfectly seasoned and very similar to restaurant-style salsa, which tends to be thinner.
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The crowds are visibly thinner in the streets bordering the festival headquarters and inside the press screenings.
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Many forests were thinner than those that exist now and were more resistant to hot-burning fires.
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The iPad 2 was 33 percent thinner than the one before it and a few ounces lighter.
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Revenue also topped forecasts, helped by strong sales of the cancer drug Opdivo and blood thinner Eliquis.
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Maybe there are places where the paint is thinner, or the weight of the paint may pull.
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Here's the letter, which says Bloomberg is on a blood thinner, beta blocker and cholesterol medication. pic.twitter.
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Foldable gadgets rely on flexible OLED, a display technology that is much thinner than traditional screen panels.
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The death certificate identified "toxic fumes (paint thinner/methylene, chloride/methanol) exposure" as the cause of death.
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" A Guardian review of Garland's London show from the time said she was "thinner now, almost haggard.
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The tasters noted it doesn't really go the distance, tasting a lot thinner as the cup cools.
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It also helps to make the bullet text smaller with a thinner font weight, establishing a hierarchy.
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It just announced the Surface Pro X, a thinner, sleeker-looking version of its Surface Pro tablet.
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But, when you slice the pie ever thinner, "you're also slicing your membership base," Mr. Homer said.
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The heart around her is made of the blood-thinner needles her mom used twice a day.
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The data on the slice of voters who currently have insurance purchased on an exchange is thinner.
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Take the Billik, which is squarer with a slightly thinner gauge then the brand's recognizable Lemtosh model.
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The screen is 30 percent larger than the previous version, while the device itself has become thinner.
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Blood thinner Xarelto's sales gained about 19 percent, reaching $710 million, surpassing analysts' expectations of $669.5 million.
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The waste streams were created from spent non-halogenated solvent-based toner, lacquer thinner and lacquer dust.
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Four years ago, the county went with President Obama a second time, though by a thinner margin.
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Instead of chopping off large puffy florets, which often end up overcooked, try making longer, thinner spears.
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The timetables are fairly dense on many lines, and the evening and weekend schedules aren't much thinner.
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A. As some manufacturers work to make laptops thinner and lighter, their hardware has gotten more streamlined.
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But Kosinski knew that women, in general, have bigger foreheads, thinner jaws and longer noses than men.
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A white line delineates the silhouette's left side and a thinner red line helps define its right.
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And now, that ice is thinner than it ever has been, something that NASA data clearly shows.
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The world's smallest racecars faced off over the weekend on a track thinner than a human hair.
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"I actually felt as though I had to look after him a little because he was so immersed and focused on the role that I would sort of watch him getting thinner and thinner," she said while walking the red carpet at the BAFTA Awards on Sunday night.
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The Watch Style is the smaller of the two smartwatches, but it's thinner, lighter and comfier to wear.
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And his knowledge of those challenges still looks substantially thinner than Clinton's — or that of, say, Marco Rubio.
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If only Sanders could promise Tron-style light cycle races and much thinner TVs like Liam Neeson can!
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The algos pushing on and through these thinner bids are the equivalent of throwing gasoline on a fire.
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Our handsets should be faster, and thinner, and eke out as much battery life as physics will allow.
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Innovative health sales increased 8 percent, boosted by sales of blood thinner Eliquis and rheumatoid arthritis treatment Xeljanz.
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She can take a picture of me and make me look 10 pounds thinner and have no wrinkles.
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The pricier the set, the thinner the display, the more attractive the bezel, and the nicer the audio.
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The 5424 keeps the design ethos of the brand but drops legacy peripheral support for a thinner design.
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The LG W275, just announced at CES, is a 26570-inch 4K TV that's thinner than an iPhone.
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It still has 212 hours of battery life, and is now 213 pounds, and is 230 percent thinner.
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Quarterly sales of blood thinner Eliquis, another important Bristol-Myers drug, jumped 51 percent from a year earlier.
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In contrast, those ancient, affordable plastic coolers we've all used have thinner walls, leaky seams, and uninsulated lids.
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Compared to most off-the-shelf chargers, this model is thinner, and capable of quickly charging most devices.
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Here's a thoughtful, closely argued piece by Philip Bump arguing that the evidence is thinner than it looks.
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Although the weight difference is minimal on paper, the thinner profile makes it feel a lot lighter overall.
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The aluminum unibody is remarkably thin at 7.25mm (0.29 inch — a hair thinner than the iPhone 643 Plus).
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But while the move may make for a thinner phone, it may get a mixed response from consumers.
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A split-screen phone could be thinner, have a more pocketable shape, be more durable, and be cheaper.
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It could be inaccurate in people who don't have hypertension, or people who have thicker or thinner arms.
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The screen half of the device is notably smaller and thinner, presumably by cutting out the 3D hardware.
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At the same time, Apple's also redesigned the MacBook Pros with thinner and lighter bodies and better performance.
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I'm sweaty, red, and not any thinner 🤣👎💁🏼♀️👀 people say it's good for your heart….
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Microsoft has filed a patent for a Surface Pro Type Cover redesign that would potentially make it thinner.
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The device retains its 2159-inch display, but the body is much smaller and thinner than the predecessor.
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Ceramic flat irons heat evenly and are good for fighting the frizz that come from straightening thinner hair.
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There's a lot to love in the Galaxy S7, and its slightly thinner counterpart, the Galaxy S7 Edge.
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I am not thinner because I was trying to be, or because I felt the need to be.
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That could mean a much thinner bezel around the display—a move Dell popularized with the XPS 13.
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That's partly because hotter air is thinner than cooler air, making it difficult for planes to take off.
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At this longer wavelength, dust emissions appears thinner, allowing for a more detailed look at the thick interior.
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The laptops are thinner and lighter than last year's models, but are, unsurprisingly, bulkier than their Spectre brethren.
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But unlike with letters, most post offices do not have a monopoly in parcels, so margins are thinner.
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Every year the devices in our pockets get new features, bigger batteries and improved — often thinner — form factors.
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Alongside this material change, the ThinkPad X1 Carbon is also going to be thinner and lighter this year.
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In my opinion, a thinner texture makes them less likely to get clumpy and crusty throughout the day.
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The thinner the edge of an object, the more focused the force, and therefore the higher the pressure.
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Surprisingly, that top layer is thinner than the width of a red blood cell, according to the study.
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Rather than a rechargeable battery, it takes the fairly uncommon AAAA — a shorter, thinner take on the AAA.
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But lately, the thinner, younger sea ice -- less than a year -- has become the majority across the Arctic.
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Voices filtered to him from the galley: Amos' affable rumble and the thinner, reedy sound of Clarissa's voice.
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The 2.76 pound laptop is lighter than the 13-inch MacBook Air and MacBook Pro, and thinner, too.
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We'd love to see a thinner and sleeker Sidekick with a high-res touchscreen running the latest Android.
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At 20083 inches thick, it's thinner than the 11- and 13-inch MacBook Air's thickest point (0.68 inches).
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In most cases, a thinner, lighter and smaller laptop comes at the expense of power and battery life.
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The outwards-folding phone will come afterwards, and it should be thinner as it'll have no extra screen.
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But these laptops should come in a thinner and lighter design, bringing it closer to the MacBook Air.
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Celebrating her purported weight loss is saying thinner is better, a message Dunham is clearly not down with.
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That's in addition to upgrades like fitting more data on the screen, rounder edges, and a thinner bezel.
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This time out, Samsung's stylus (don't call it a stylus), has a thinner tip and increased pressure sensitivity.
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The Surface Pro features a thinner and lighter design and was redesigned from the ground up, Microsoft said.
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Both are therefore thinner than Apple's MacBook, which already feels almost as thin and light as a tablet.
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The animal was long and thin, with an even thinner trunk sprouting from the front of its face.
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It's thinner than the MacBook, and Dell's UltraSharp QHD+ screens are nearly as good as Apple's Retina display.
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When closed, it wouldn't be impossible to mistake it for a tablet with a keyboard attached, only thinner.
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Britain's FTSE 100 was closed for a holiday and with U.S. markets also closed, trading volumes were thinner.
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Sales of blood thinner Eliquis, another important Bristol-Myers drug, rose 51 percent from the year-earlier period.
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That's even more impressive because Microsoft is giving the laptop a brighter, thinner and higher-resolution display, too.
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Materials break at their weakest points, and as glass gets thinner, it becomes more vulnerable to being punctured.
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"They'll come soon enough," I thought, lying to myself with my optimism feeling thinner than Phil Anselmo's goodwill.
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This has led to larger, thicker multiyear ice floes surrounded by thinner first-year ice and open water.
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So, I gave her more Black features or made her curvier or thinner to relate to the wearer.
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Silicone tends to be thicker and stickier, and water-based tends to be thinner and dries out quicker.
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Harry (Mark Addy), the hangman, and his shorter, thinner assistant, Syd (Reece Shearsmith), aren't buying any of it.
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In our modern, plastic-brimming world, these little plastic bits — many thinner than a human hair — are ubiquitous.
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Trading conditions in Asia on Monday were thinner than usual, with Japanese markets closed for a public holiday.
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So he upgraded that template, adding more essential oils, different packaging, a thinner consistency, and clearer application instructions.
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She had described how her husband had beaten her weekly, burned her with paint thinner and raped her.
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When you think about it, contouring has all the elements of making women appear thinner and always perfect.
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Last summer, Oreo launched a brand new, cookie, a classic with a sleeker, thinner design, called Oreo Thins.
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The study compared these fibers to those in various commercial pads, and could see they were significantly thinner.
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"The ice is fifteen per cent thinner than usual this year," he remarked, in halting but studious English.
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More often than not, we end up right where we started, but with thinner wallets and thicker waistlines.
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But my weight and height place me in the "overweight" category, and I think I could be thinner.
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Some chefs show their mastery over pasta by pressing it thinner than a screen protector for an iPhone.
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For inspiration, one female producer had her stand in a "nude lineup" with several thinner women, she said.
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His case for staying in the nominating contest is getting thinner after a disappointing series of primary losses.
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She was furious: She had hoped at least she would be thinner after all she was going through.
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Plaster is also prone to thinner spider-web cracks, which occur when the topcoat of the plaster degrades.
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As a longtime MacBook Air fan, I'll always wish for any laptop computer to be lighter and thinner.
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Now as we split the athlete's time into thinner tranches, he or she is always on the record.
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Here, the air darkened, became colder and damper, the light even thinner, the trees more bearded with green.
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When estrogen levels dip, the skin becomes thinner and drier; as androgen levels increase, so does oil production.
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She knew that you were no longer supposed to say that you wanted to diet or be thinner.
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Sea ice coverage of the Arctic Ocean has shrunk and the ice has become thinner over recent decades.
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The thin blue line of the police has been stretched thinner than ever by a decade of austerity.
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At 0.46 inches thick and 2.67 pounds, the laptop's thinner and lighter than a 13-inch MacBook Pro.
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"There are certain lines we won't cross," he says, like making faces thinner, lips larger, and noses smaller.
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They're on the thinner side and not ultra-compressive, so I'd look elsewhere if you want thick leggings.
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It isn't as exciting anymore if the screens of the gadget get bigger or the device becomes thinner.
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Airlines, however, are also opting for thinner and sometimes curved seats, which they argue offer passengers more room.
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As a result, the skin of the vulva and the vagina become thinner with a loss of elasticity.
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The same holds true when hiking at higher altitudes, where thinner air has a dramatic impact on efficiency.
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Among other impacts, the sea ice itself is changing, becoming less extensive and thinner as the Arctic warms.
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Thankfully, that extra screen comes with thinner bezels than either the ThinkPad X1 Fold or Dell's Ori concept.
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Sure, he was on a very effective blood thinner, but he'd been taking that for years without bleeding.
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But in that same video, the reportedly richest man in the Arab world looks visibly thinner and grayer.
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This is not a thinner machine, it is not a smaller machine, it is not a quieter machine.
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When I started to wear makeup, I even experimented with contouring my nose to make it look thinner.
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According to Harvard Health Publishing, CBD can increase the level of the blood thinner coumadin in your blood.
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"When the market is down, the larger players in crypto have thinner pockets for alternative coins," DiPasquale said.
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Will a "Blue Wave" wash away the majority, or at least pare it to an even thinner one?
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The case is a mere 5.15 millimeters thick (the movement itself is cut even thinner, at 2.23 millimeters).
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To many, apparently, a larger woman could never be swept away by a man of a thinner frame.
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Printmaking has given me permission to use a thinner application of paint and see the beauty in that.
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This storyline feels thinner than the others, but it eventually finds another gear, and Guardiola is good throughout.
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In the developing world, the poor tend to be thinner whilst the rich are more likely to be overweight.
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Unveiled at last year's London Fashion Week, the Dial was basically a thinner and sleeker version of the Puls.
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But during the monsoon months June to August, the chances of sighting tigers are higher and the crowds thinner.
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Thinner glass, which is used in smartphone screens, is easier to bend, which means less stress and fewer flaws.
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As plus-size women, we are not afforded the same humanity, care, love and respect as our thinner counterparts.
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As devices are getting smaller and thinner, the race to fit more components into a single chip is crucial.
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It's an easy way to create evenness between your two arches, especially if one is thinner than the other.
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It's also much thinner, allowing the company to slim down the laptop frame or make room for other components.
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Yes, the skin around the eye is a little thinner than the rest, but a wrinkle is a wrinkle.
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On thinner wrists, it protrudes a bit awkwardly, and I can't see it bringing many fashionistas into the fold.
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The Envy 17 is now a little bit thinner and comes with discrete graphics, Nvidia's GeForce 353MX, by default.
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The rear camera has been reoriented, and the bezel on the phone will be thinner on the Y-axis.
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The thinner chassis of laptops leave far less room for airflow and cooling, much less a liquid-cooled setup.
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Apple says it's 17% smaller by volume, 10% thinner, and weighs 1/4 pound less than the previous version.
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To state the obvious: Yes, turpentine, a paint-thinner, is a poison, and no, you probably shouldn't consume it.
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Last month fans complained that Seventeen magazine had altered Trainor's image for its May cover, making her appear thinner.
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There are of course cheaper and thinner sleeves than this, but I felt this one deserved a shout-out.
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At least the phone isn't super thick: 8.4mm is thinner than most of Motorola's attempts at big battery phones.
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Lenovo has squeezed this 13.3-inch display (1920 x 2490) into the ThinkPad X21080, with 213 percent thinner bezels.
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Thinner cuts — skirt steak, flank steak, skinnier pork chops — typically have trouble browning before they overcook in the center.
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Exercise didn't seem to affect his stomach — which became hard to the touch — but his arms were getting thinner.
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Apple's latest iPad Pros are thinner (63 inches versus 0.27 inches) and have narrower bezels all around the display.
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The Forerunner 235 (front) is thinner and sits more evenly on your wrist than its predecessor, the Forerunner 225.
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For comparison, that's 1.6mm thinner than the iPhone XS, and less than half its weight, which is 6.24 ounces.
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Weisler said although many customers have an appetite for thinner personal computers, other consumers may ask for something different.
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A thinner design for the keyboard would fit with rumors that Microsoft will heavily redesign its next Surface Pro.
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That's a 230 percent larger screen with much thinner bezels, and the tablet weighs in at just one pound.
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Laptops have seen a big resurgence over the last couple of years, particularly with displays that sport thinner bezels.
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There's talk of making thinner surgical gloves, which allow doctors to perform more sensitive operations with less finger fatigue.
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The second-quarter results were helped by strong sales of its Eliquis blood thinner and Orencia rheumatoid arthritis treatment.
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As air gets warmer, its density declines, and in this thinner air, wings are less able to generate lift.
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For what it's worth, though, the OnePlus 216 is slightly thinner than the S220+ as well as the iPhone.
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In fact, participants with a low test score on any one cognitive test had thinner retinal nerve fiber layers.
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Stronger data from the world's biggest economy and thinner volumes on the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday underpinned the dollar's gains.
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As the world keeps pushing for ever-thinner devices, the hardware industry keeps shrinking parts down beyond the miniscule.
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The 15-inch model is smaller and thinner than its predecessor and adds a much larger Force Touch trackpad.
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You can also try taking a hot shower or inhaling steam, both of which will make the mucus thinner.
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The new camera is narrower and thinner than its predecessor while adhering to broadly the same design and aesthetic.
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Design-wise, imagine an iPhone 2500 Plus with thinner bezels on all four sides and you're pretty much there.
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In addition to being thinner and lighter than the original, there are two different band sizes (small and large).
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It has a 24Wh battery inside, which is less than smaller, thinner devices, like the 15-inch MacBook Pro.
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Buffers are much thinner in Vietnam, where banks have the lowest ratings among those that we assess in ASEAN.
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Though the waists are thicker and the hair is thinner, the singers and their songs are recognisably the same.
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The thinner this layer, the more efficiently the animal in question has been digesting any fats it has eaten.
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This is the online retailer's newest model with 8GB of storage, while it's lighter and thinner than previous versions.
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The air on Mars is thinner than Earth's, containing mere traces of oxygen and an abundance of carbon dioxide.
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In 1984, Jones was also found guilty of injecting 4-week-old Rolando Santos with the blood thinner Heparin.
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Back then, aspirin was considered a cure-all, though it had the side-effect of being a blood-thinner.
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And we also don't know the battery life of the device — the thinner device could hurt the battery life.
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Some were thinner than others, some more powerful, some came in gaudy colors, but all felt basically the same.
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The study involved 49 college-age women, all of whom considered themselves "average" weight but aspired to be thinner.
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Rural hospitals would be clobbered the most: They already operate on much thinner ice, as numerous studies have shown.
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" She continued, "The hatred of fat, and assumption that we'd all be grateful to be airbrushed thinner is pernicious.
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Both variations of the Notebook 9 are thinner and lighter than Apple's MacBook Air, and are priced to match.
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The royal's discreet accessory, which comes in a variety of colors, is much thinner and almost impossible to detect.
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Market liquidity was thinner than usual because of this week's Passover and Good Friday holiday observances around the world.
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Samsung's tablet is thinner and less powerful than Microsoft's Surface Pro 4, as it uses Intel's Core M processor.
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Thinner and lighter than the previous model, the X210 Carbon weighs only 13 pounds and measures 21-inches thick.
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But the policy's unwelcome side effects have been a stronger yen and pressure on financial institutions from thinner margins.
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The original round Nixie Watch made famous by Steve Wozniak is now available in a thinner, rechargeable, square design.
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Switching all these ports to USB Type-C ports would make it much easier to make the laptop thinner.
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As the air heats up, it becomes less dense, and thinner air means an airplane wing generates less lift.
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The new 22008-inch Pro is now 264 percent thinner than the Air, and weighs the same three pounds.
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"Cast iron doesn't drop in temperature as much as thinner pans with better conductivity," like aluminum and stainless steel.
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Hengdeli has thinner margin, lower interest coverage and higher leverage than Reward Science And Technology Industry Group Co., Ltd.
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"I literally hired Harry Potter ... and SPANX," she added, referring to the underwear known for making people appear thinner.
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The thinner cut became hugely popular and eventually came to be what is now known as Italian beef today.
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They're also thinner than optical sensors and would be a better fit for the slim design tolerances Apple demands.
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The submissive males, hoping to avoid a fight, emit a thinner, more feminine roar, and consequently lose the mate.
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The Trader Joe's pretzel had a thinner pretzel shell, which made for a favorable peanut butter-to-pretzel ratio.
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His paint surfaces became thinner and smoother in the nineteen-sixties, with few visible brush marks (and no noodling).
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Small for his age — consistently in the fifth percentile for height and weight — he now looked even smaller, thinner.
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"As we've progressed toward thinner, lighter, more integrated Macs, we've paid dearly in upgradeability, versatility, and value," he wrote.
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As of Friday, that revote took place, and the union still maintained majority support, albeit with slightly thinner ranks.
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During the latent phase, the muscles of the uterus (womb) contract and make the cervix shorter, thinner, and softer.
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The new 264-inch Pro is now 23 percent thinner than the Air, and weighs the same three pounds.
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Not only did labs confirm this, but the boneshape is much longer and thinner than Neanderthal fingers, he said.
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Volumes were thinner, with shares worth 4.3 million RTGS traded on Tuesday, down from 32 million RTGS on Monday.
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Alta Devices can make solar panels the size of a micron, or 40 times thinner than a human hair.
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I remember our first visit at death row, a week after he'd arrived, he already looked a lot thinner.
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Even with thinner, sparser sea ice, shifts in Arctic winds can quickly transport ice into shipping lanes, causing delays.
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The pen is lighter and thinner than other smart pens, so NeoLab says it should be easy to grip.
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The alternative is that Oprah and the Democrats go out on much thinner ice and bet on her directly.
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The deal will add billions in debt to Tesla's balance sheet and stretch Musk even thinner as a leader.
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We are buying thinner televisions, smaller computers, cellphones with higher-definition screens, more computing power and smaller form factors.
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I always imagined the quintessential girl of men's dreams to be taller than me, thinner, more poised and blond.
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Roll out the bag of pizza dough (remove one palm-size amount, to allow for a thinner crust). 2.
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Cooler, thinner air cannot hold as much water, causing some of the moisture to condense and freeze, forming clouds.
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The air on Mars is much thinner than on Earth, but the rules of weather physics also apply there.
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The menu gives the name of this delicate Azerbaijani flatbread, the diameter of a pita but thinner, as kutaby.
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Volumes were thinner than usual because the Shanghai Futures Exchange was closed on Friday for the mid-autumn festival.
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I wished my nose was thinner and straighter and -- as I came into my adolescence -- my body less curvy.
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A thinner wash of paint coats the gap between these lines, the linen almost peeking through in some areas.
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Hotter air is thinner air, which makes it more difficult — and sometimes impossible — for planes to generate enough lift.
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High-altitude airports like Denver have thinner air by nature, so lift is even more affected by higher temperatures.
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My husband and I have blankets of different warmths; mine is a thermal blanket and his is much thinner.
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The internet and social media have made division easier, creating ever-thinner ideological slices of news readers and viewers.
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Average premiums would go down largely because the insurance they would pay for would become thinner and less valuable.
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Pushing to make the battery thinner and more powerful, Samsung opted for an exceptionally thin separator in its battery.
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In 2018, Bloomberg developed atrial fibrillation — a form of irregular heartbeat — for which he now takes a blood thinner.
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He was thinner and older than in the picture, the mustache was gone, but it was the same man.
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The 6.7-inch iPhone is also expected to be thinner than the iPhone 11 Pro Max, says the report.
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The overall increase in screen size far outstrips the increase in overall body size because of those thinner bezels.
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"Several of the medications you initially required (blood-thinner, beta blocker) were stopped based on your progress," Monahan wrote.
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But the Mate X is only 11 millimeters thick when folded, much thinner than Samsung's 17 millimeter Galaxy Fold.
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For a thinner t-shirt, I'll usually buy a 3-pack of Kirkland's Signature from my friendly, neighborhood Costco.
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Without its thin bezels (23 percent thinner than the previous model), the XPS 13's footprint would've been larger.
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The blood thinner, Pradaxa (known generically as dabigatran), is often prescribed for patients with an arrhythmia called atrial fibrillation.
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Jackson has been replaced as team president by Steve Mills, a less-entitled sort with a considerably thinner portfolio.
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But for me, a "wrap" is more like a shawl, and a BOA is much thinner and has feathers.
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Though panzerotti ooze similar fillings, they are made from a thinner dough than calzones and deep-fried, not baked.
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Oil companies would prefer a cheaper, quieter pipeline, especially now that crude prices have dropped and profits are thinner.
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It looked a hell of a lot like a baozi, but Norbu was right— the wrap was much thinner.
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Back in October 2018, Hershey's announced its latest creation: a thinner version of Reese's ever-popular peanut butter cups.
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At the time, people were less than pleased at the prospect of a 40% thinner version of the treat.
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Televisions are becoming thinner, lighter and more energy efficient, spurred not by misstated facts, but through the power of innovation.
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Yet now multiple companies, including Apple, have laptops lighter and thinner than the Air, making its name an extreme misnomer.
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Her straight ends graze just past her shoulders, with her usual side part and volume highlighting her thinner hair texture.
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After that, some men and women scooped out his tiny brain and sliced it into slices thinner than a whisker.
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Even something like the $2000 MSI GE73VR—one of the thinner 17-inch laptops available—is over an inch thick!
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The United States bests most nations when it comes to exploring outer space, curing disease, and designing lighter, thinner smartphones.
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Its potency is so well known that it's often referred as "super-warfarin"—an allusion to the common blood thinner.
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It's a lot thinner and lighter than, say, the Samsung Note 8, while still offering the same level of waterproofing.
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If you're cooking a 1-inch steak (or, a thinner cut like flank steak), that's definitely the way to go.
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And at 7.6mm compared to the Oasis 9.1mm waistline at its thickest point, the Voyage is thinner and sleeker, too.
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With 4 million pixels, its bezels are 20183 percent thinner, it has 4x the resolution, and 48 percent more color.
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We demand thinner and better-engineered devices—but you can't get a super thin laptop without precisely engineering everything inside.
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Other notable features include water resistance, rated to IP65 and IP68, a thinner profile at 7.9mm, and MicroSD storage expandability.
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Tile Mate is also a touch more affordable than its thinner counterpart, at $25 versus $30 for the Tile Slim.
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Poorer students tend to have worse test scores and thinner CV's—some must work or baby-sit instead of studying.
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That means savings not only on the metal itself but also on transport and even cooling: thinner cans chill faster.
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Visually, the big changes on the Pro X include slimmer display bezels, more rounded edges, and a thinner overall device.
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I was surrounded by dozens of girls my age, all of them prettier and thinner than me in my mind.
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CMCs are composed of tiny silicon carbide fibers that are five times thinner than human hair, and are super lightweight.
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That makes sense when you consider TVs are getting ever thinner and good speakers require as much space as possible.
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Getting a heavier-than-air craft to fly on Mars is tough because Martian air is much thinner than Earth's.
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Startling sea ice statistics: The Arctic sea ice cover is becoming thinner, younger and more prone to melting each summer.
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Still, even with a (slightly) bigger battery, the Wear24 is minimally thinner than LG's wearable, which many people find uncomfortable.
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The laptop's 0.2-inches thinner (0.4-inches) and a whole pound lighter (2.4 pounds) than the previous Chromebook Pixel 2.
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