He's got swagger befitting a man with twice as much experience, and a country with twice as much military power.
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A city that is twice as populous as another does not have twice as much infrastructure and twice as much productivity.
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The project took about twice as much time and twice as much money to complete, for a total cost of $4 billion.
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Our MBA costs nearly twice as much as it did a decade ago, but nobody believes we are delivering twice as much value.
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We pay twice as much for prescription drugs, for MRIs and other medical equipment and tests, and our doctors get paid twice as much.
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It's Republicans who proposed twice as much money as President Obama did in 2016 and twice as much again as he did in 2017.
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Dark meat chicken contains twice as much healthy unsaturated fat as light meat chicken — although it does also contain twice as much saturated fat, the number is still small.
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The randomly chosen "rich" player started out with twice as much money, collected twice as much every time they went around the board, and got to roll two dice instead of one.
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Today natural gas provides twice as much energy as coal.
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Indeed, in littered, disrupted environments, theft occurred twice as much.
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They could go to Calgary and charge twice as much.
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"Trust me, I would say twice as much," Ricciardo smiled.
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Oh, and Grey Goose costs more than twice as much.
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Myth 223: Pregnant women need to eat twice as much.
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If fishing requires luck, salmon fishing takes twice as much.
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That was more than twice as much as Monday's fall.
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It cost Spotify twice as much as a vinyl billboard.
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Anesthesiologists earned twice as much; radiologists and cardiologists topped $500,000.
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Do you get twice as much done in the mornings?
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That's about twice as much as during the Super Bowl.
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Midlevel versions cost a bit more than twice as much.
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"They will pay for this twice as much," he wrote.
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It takes twice as much effort as a regular job search.
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Electric cars use twice as much copper as internal combustion engines.
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AIA is worth twice as much as its former parent, AIG.
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It's packed with oxygen and — get this — twice as much hydrogen.
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But they also spent twice as much time in the gym.
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Twice as much comes from selling data feeds, a steady business.
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Overall, the moon may hold twice as much water as Earth.
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Food costs twice as much in Puerto Rico as in Florida.
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It's actually almost twice as much as it is with China.
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In stores, the dresses would cost more than twice as much.
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They spend more than twice as much as non-Prime shoppers.
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Republicans, on the other hand, spent more than twice as much.
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But Alipay can process 73,27 payments, twice as much, per second.
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In fact, there's almost twice as much exhibition space as before.
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Secretaries at IBM got paid twice as much as secretaries elsewhere.
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China already consumes twice as much meat as the United States.
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As much as you're judging, they're probably judging themselves twice as much.
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City folk, who are disproportionately Han, earn twice as much as herders.
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But greats like Lionel Messi can add twice as much or more.
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Lyft alone lost $911 million in 2018; Uber lost twice as much.
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"Three months ago you had twice as much hair," he told her.
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Like, twice as much as it is in other developed nations expensive.
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"We" or "us" was used more than twice as much -- 54 times.
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By starting 28500 years earlier, they'd have almost twice as much saved.
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Plus, state companies take on twice as much debt as private companies.
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McMorris Rodgers has nearly twice as much cash on hand ($227 million).
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In fact SDs drew almost twice as much support as conservative parties.
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Harris's launch earned her about twice as much digital electricity as Sen.
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On the House committee, Republicans got roughly twice as much as Democrats.
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The retail price is typically twice as much as the wholesale price.
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Electric vehicle motors use twice as much copper as internal combustion engines.
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Does Warren like Bank of America twice as much as Wells Fargo?
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That's more than twice as much as the NY Fed was offering.
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Yak milk can have twice as much fat as that of cows.
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"I definitely can achieve twice as much by keeping fit," Branson tells FourHourBodyPress.
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In the Visier data set, managers earned twice as much as non-managers.
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Wow, OK—that's more than twice as much as it's actually selling for.
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Recruiters spent nearly twice as much time reviewing two-page resumes, as well.
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Its new roads mysteriously cost twice as much per kilometre as its neighbours'.
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Oxygen tanks deliver twice as much gas as before, and suffer fewer leaks.
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Plus, "monthly payments have increased twice as much as incomes," the report says.
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These figures are roughly twice as much as they were prior to 2010.
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I find myself using twice as much when substituting, but I like garlic.
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"I definitely can achieve twice as much by keeping fit," he tells FourHourBodyPress.
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Aetna said drug companies would reap twice as much in savings over consumers.
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Today, however, China's wealthy are worth twice as much as the housing stock.
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"I definitely can achieve twice as much by keeping fit," Branson tells FourYourBodyPress.
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For people who left after we did, it took twice as much again.
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This means that on average, they are also transporting twice as much pollen.
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Solar power alone could produce twice as much electricity as we currently produce.
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I started getting twice as much done every day once I implemented this.
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In some cases, substituted items can end up costing almost twice as much.
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It's twice as thick as an iPhone, and weighs nearly twice as much.
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The president's blueprint would have cut State's funding by roughly twice as much.
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Instead, they're made of a special material that can cost twice as much.
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Worldwide, by some estimates, they store twice as much as the world's forests.
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A problem-plagued shoot pushed the cost to more than twice as much.
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That's twice as much as nearly every other wealthy country in the world.
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Alaska spends twice as much on health care per person as Utah does.
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But most of those who had walked twice as much were thinner now.
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Its renewables plants produce twice as much clean energy as green-minded Denmark.
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The lawsuit alleges that similarly situated men earn at least twice as much.
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Sports bettors watch about twice as much sports coverage as non-bettors do.
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They're comparable in quality to Randolph Engineering aviators that cost twice as much.
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That means Buffett makes less than twice as much as his typical employee.
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Myth: Pregnant women need to eat twice as much as they did before.
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That's nearly twice as much as what the rest of the nation thinks.
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"Her male replacement is getting twice as much as she is," she said.
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Disney is splashing out nearly twice as much on new shows this year.
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That's more than twice as much as the gains in the biotech sector.
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Her Easter guests invariably eat twice as much ham as lamb, she said.
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EpiPens, for instance, cost twice as much in the US as in Canada.
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Taking these numbers into account, it's pretty clear that chicken thighs contain twice as much fat as chicken breasts — but the majority of the fat is unsaturated, so they contain twice as much of that more heart-healthy fat, as well.
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It had the fewest average work hours, the highest volunteer rate (twice as much as Florida, which scored last place for this metric), the lowest divorce rate (twice as much as Nevada), and is the fourth-safest state per Wallethub.
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The US spent twice as much per capita on health care last year than the average for Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development (OECD) countries, but not twice as much as every single one of the organization's 35 other members.
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If you need more, you can spend twice as much on an iPad Pro.
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Mexican customers pay nearly twice as much as U.S. customers do for the power.
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It took twice as much effort, but it was a dream we'd always had.
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Subaltern groups have to self-regulate twice as much to have half a chance.
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For context, that's nearly twice as much as the major political parties put together.
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As the Trace has reported, a single cancer study can cost twice as much.
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These premium eggs, however, can retail for about twice as much as conventional eggs.
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Universities receive twice as much money per student as they did two decades ago.
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Britons munched more than twice as much soft fruit in 2105 as in 2000.
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An Afrofuturist music festival in Detroit charged white people twice as much for tickets.
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But it's also true that they have more than twice as much life experience.
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And of course, four years later it's twice as much as it was before.
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Youngsters now have up to twice as much training by the age of 33.
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After that, they just said, 'We're going to have to make twice as much.
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"I definitely can achieve twice as much by keeping fit," says Branson to FourHourBodyPress.
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Only it does so with twice as much fanfare, and half as much impact.
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In fact, they spent twice as much money online as they thought they had.
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A similar package in the United States usually costs more than twice as much.
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And the suicide rate for men is about twice as much as for women.
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Over that same period, Clinton's campaign is spending almost twice as much, $2900 million.
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A building sells for twice as much as the average price in the neighborhood.
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The bad news: Some wines from after 213 had twice as much radioactive material.
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"I definitely can achieve twice as much by keeping fit," the billionaire tells FourHourBodyPress.
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But those additions may not justify spending twice as much on a new phone.
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Mexican customers pay nearly twice as much as U.S. customers do for the power.
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The U.S. exceeds OECD average also by spending twice as much on tertiary education.
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Japan exports more than twice as much to the United States as it buys.
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Apparently that number is twice as much as Obama got from owners in 2009.
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And some nutritionists advise adults to consume twice as much protein as currently recommended.
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Before another, they swallowed twice as much caffeine; and before a third, a placebo.
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But once we created those new memories, it hurt twice as much to leave.
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The fiesta shift typically pays at least twice as much as a prep shift.
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That's more than twice as much as Stockton's farmworkers typically make in the fields.
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In the states they earn twice as much and have half the poverty rate.
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The stock opened down more than twice as much before recovering throughout the day.
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The coffee-infused cola beverage has nearly twice as much caffeine as regular Pepsi.
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"You have to do twice as much work as your white counterparts," he said.
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After controlling for other factors, the big-city residents receive twice as much support.
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But experimental smartphones like the Galaxy Fold and Mate X cost twice as much.
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While fat takes up to almost twice as much space muscle it weighs less.
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In March, Sanders raised more than twice as much as the Hillary Clinton campaign.
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At the upper end, those cost more than twice as much as originally advertised.
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Some analysts believe Sanders's plan will cost twice as much as his campaign estimates.
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They also had to pay twice as much in fares, according to the ERC's study.
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But double the screen time doesn't mean I have twice as much to write about.
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Why on earth would a pink scooter cost twice as much as a red one?
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In 1985, however, there was over twice as much older sea ice, at 45 percent.
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In other words, you spend twice as much time doing nice stuff than bad stuff.
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If the job takes them half the time then they can do twice as much.
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Both also saw twice as much trading volume, clearly enthusiasm for the Invitation Homes IPO.
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HelloFresh is growing three times faster than Blue Apron and is worth twice as much.
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Together, all the world's bogs store twice as much carbon as all the world's forests.
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Trump said he thinks corporate inversions cost the United States twice as much as estimated.
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Gomez said customers are shopping twice as much on weekends as they do on weekdays.
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Weather forecasters have warned that Kenneth could dump twice as much rain on northern Mozambique.
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Prime customers spend twice as much on Amazon as non-members, according to CIRP research.
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At $279.99, the Gyde S4 gloves cost twice as much as Burton's most expensive model.
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Ordering a private driver would cost you twice as much as jumping in a taxi.
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Apple claims the 2799-inch's speakers are louder and have twice as much dynamic range.
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In fact, American workers produce up to twice as much output as their foreign counterparts.
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Per person, India has twice as much of the stuff as water-starved northern China.
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The average Connecticut resident pays twice as much for electricity as the average Tennessee resident.
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Before a favorable tax rate ended in 2000 it was almost twice as much. tmsnrt.
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So far, Bacon has raised about $1.5 million, more than twice as much as Ashford.
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As a result, men start their businesses with nearly twice as much capital as women.
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Trains moved twice as much as was moved via water, and planes moved far less.
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Specifically, this decrease in fire-born methane emissions was twice as much than researchers anticipated.
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"A similar apartment in New York City would easily cost twice as much," she added.
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They ended up consuming nearly twice as much fat and protein as the control group.
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That's about twice as much as Australians and three times as much as the Dutch.
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In June, Trump was mentioned on Yik Yak twice as much as Clinton was mentioned.
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The main reason for the difference is that we pay twice as much for everything.
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Australian newspapers reported that her co-host, Karl Stefanovic, was paid nearly twice as much.
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It took less than another two years for Amazon to be worth twice as much.
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That alone is nearly twice as much as Joe Biden's entire $1.7 trillion climate proposal.
|
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Missouri seniors make up almost twice as much of the voting population as they should.
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But he has raised more than $2 million, about twice as much as Ms. Schrier.
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The world's richest 1% have more than twice as much wealth as 6.9 billion people.
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Forecasters have said Kenneth could drop twice as much rain as Idai on Mozambique's north.
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Mr. Buttigieg and Ms. Klobuchar would raise them by twice as much as Mr. Biden.
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On an annualized basis, Mr. Buffett has returned twice as much as the stock index.
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However, he also raised more than twice as much in his campaign account as Warren.
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The bus terminal is expected to cost much more than that, possibly twice as much.
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"A few years from now, it's going to be worth twice as much," he said.
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Permafrost sequesters twice as much heat-trapping carbon dioxide as is currently in the atmosphere.
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She and her allies have roughly twice as much cash on hand as Team Trump.
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Pfizer is second lowest, but with a price twice as much as GE at $37.
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Warren held her own, notably speaking nearly twice as much as the next candidate, Sen.
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"Yeah, but Americans don't want to pay twice as much as other countries," Sanders said.
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Weighing more than twice as much as some of their teammates can have its benefits.
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Racket sports, bizarrely, seem to offer nearly twice as much protection as their nearest challenger, swimming.
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People in their 60s, for example, get twice as much help as those in their 20s.
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This year Amazon will probably spend twice as much on television as HBO, a cable channel.
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Children were moved from small local facilities to larger ones costing twice as much per child.
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So why would small caps be down twice as much as large caps in the U.S.?
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It's twice as much work as features, and you have to do it twice as fast.
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I easily could have saved twice as much in the past three years without these expenses.
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Profit at the Consumer Tissue division tumbled 38 percent, more than twice as much as expected.
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In the first, they spent twice as much time with the mouse under the wire cup.
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The Tread will sell for $3,995, which is almost twice as much as its $2,000 bike.
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It also contained twice as much water, so its demise must have made quite a mess.
|
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It pledged to spend twice as much this year in domestic exploratory drilling as in 2016.
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"Seems like all these Apple products cost twice as much as the other stuff," I'd say.
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It's a killer combination that will easily outperform headphones that cost more than twice as much.
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"I definitely can achieve twice as much by keeping fit," billionaire entrepreneur Richard Branson tells FourHourBodyPress.
|
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And Lillard's 16 fourth-quarter points were twice as much as Miami's entire starting lineup combined.
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That's nearly as much as electricity, and twice as much all the world's passenger cars combined.
|
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American factories now produce about twice as much per worker as they did in the 230s.
|
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That is nearly twice as much as the G7 summit held in Toronto eight years ago.
|
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As Grub Street points out, it's twice as much as the amount currently on Discover cards.
|
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" Being a Black disabled woman, Brown once described herself as "twice as much of an outsider.
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But it is more than twice as much as the Delta IV Heavy, the current champion.
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So I would do twice as much work and couldn't figure out why I was exhausted.
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A full load of strawberries is worth about fifty thousand dollars; blueberries garner twice as much.
|
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Fortescue said it expects 2020 capital expenses of $2.4 billion, about twice as much as 38.33.
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This way you can claim that twice as many customers entered and drank twice as much.
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The tech sector was responsible for twice as much of the proceeds of any other sector.
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In fact, nearly half of them end up costing more than twice as much as expected.
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I personally think that these guitars look and play like instruments that cost twice as much.
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Do I believe that we're spending almost twice as much per capita as any other country?
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Ted Cruz (R-Texas) each spent at least twice as much per vote as Trump did.
|
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People in their 2600s, for example, get twice as much help as those in their 20600s.
|
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Each effectively counts twice as much as a missing Obama voter, because they didn't just disappear.
|
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So why does this bag cost almost twice as much as other options on our list?
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Worldwide, permafrost is estimated to contain twice as much carbon as is currently in the atmosphere.
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That's $1.5 billion more than Amazon Prime Video and twice as much as HBO and Hulu.
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Southampton believes its defender Virgil van Dijk is worth twice as much as Lindelof and Sakho.
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Women hold an average of $2666,2661, which is almost twice as much as men's average, $2700,500.
|
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That's because it has warmed more than twice as much as the rest of the globe.
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"Yeah, but Americans don't want to pay twice as much as other countries," Sanders shot back.
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LGBTQ adults are using dating apps nearly twice as much as straight adults, Pew study finds
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The "WHO Report on Surveillance of Antibiotic Consumption" looked at antibiotic use in 65 countries and found the Netherlands used 9.78 defined daily doses (DDD) per 1,000 people, while Britain used twice as much and Turkey almost twice as much again, at 38.18 DDD per 1,1.13 inhabitants.
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Does this mean the girl Predator will have to kill twice as much for half the credit?
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"I definitely can achieve twice as much by keeping fit," self-made billionaire Richard Branson tells FourHourBodyPress.
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But in certain metro areas, making well above that, even nearly twice as much, is pretty common.
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The country spends over 14% of GDP on logistics, nearly twice as much as many advanced economies.
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A Pew study found LGBTQ adults are using dating apps nearly twice as much as straight adults.
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International air cargo volumes from the Asia-Pacific region fell more than twice as much at 8.1%.
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At $2.32, a head of lettuce costs twice as much in Dover as it does in Denver.
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Thorpe estimates that the plan would actually require about twice as much new revenue as Sanders claims.
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That's nearly twice as much as the investment earnings you'll have if you began investing at 25.
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According to its numbers, it was about twice as much as Clinton had gotten at that point.
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As for whether it's worth paying twice as much for the HD13 Free over the CX 6.00BT?
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Prescription drugs also cost about twice as much in the United States compared to other advanced nations.
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Hulu's upcoming livestreaming service is rumored to cost twice as much as SlingTV ($40 compared to $20).
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Today they can earn farmers 50,000 yuan ($7,400) per hectare, at least twice as much as corn.
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In April it also cut the reserve requirement ratio, and by twice as much: 100 basis points.
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It is -- our users are listening to podcasts are listening to the platform almost twice as much.
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Americans spend twice as much as any other high-income country in the world on medical care.
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In other words, to incur twice as much debt as you could take out as a dividend.
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A 2015 study found that people use their phones twice as much as they think they do.
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What makes them worth nearly twice as much as a specialty doughnut and 2.5 times an original?
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Sadler learned that her male co-host made significantly more than she did – almost twice as much.
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That's more than twice as much as the death toll prior to Tuesday, which stood at 16.
|
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At $9 billion, they were worth more than twice as much as the bank's own market capitalisation.
|
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A poll from March showed that Sanders has twice as much support among black voters as Sen.
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Suharto held power until 1998; twice as much time to bury the truth as to unearth it.
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It turns out that TC Energy dumped twice as much oil into the serene South Dakota landscape.
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He suggests No Labels and its allies spent twice as much to help elect Republicans than Democrats.
|
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In this new paradigm, owning a private car will cost almost twice as much as using robotaxis.
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Four teams — the Dodgers, the Yankees, the Red Sox and the Detroit Tigers — spent twice as much.
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In the Cabernet bottles, there was twice as much cesium-2000 as there was before the disaster.
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Harris has more than twice as much money on hand as Sanchez, $6900 million to $2628 million.
|
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Manning enters the general race with nearly twice as much cash, based on the latest data available.
|
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Young people reported more than twice as much family disagreement than seniors, 21 percent to 85033 percent.
|
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Blankenship has spent more than twice as much as both of his GOP rivals in the race.
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Other Republicans wanted McMaster to cut nearly twice as much: $34 million from the $8 billion budget.
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The EU would provide 1 billion euros from its own budget, twice as much as initially offered.
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Americans owe more than $1.4 trillion in college debt, twice as much as just eight years ago.
|
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Earth's soil contains roughly twice as much CO2 as Earth's atmosphere — and it's escaping faster and faster.
|
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South Koreans drink twice as much as vodka-loving Russia, averaging 14 shots of liquor every week.
|
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Australian news outlets have reported that Mr. Stefanovic was paid nearly twice as much as Ms. Wilkinson.
|
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According to the Wall Street Journal, IWG also had twice as much revenue as WeWork in 2018.
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Four years after graduation, they still owe an average of $53,000, almost twice as much as whites.
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Trump had already spent twice as much on his own private travel by April of this year.
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The legal spending was nearly twice as much as the campaign spent during the preceding three months.
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It's now committed to spending twice as much as it currently does on offsets of carbon sequestration.
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He won twice as much support among 28503- to 22020-year-olds as Biden did in Michigan.
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Today, I have to administer twice as much the testing as I did the past two days.
|
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Compared with more established service providers, Medin said, Google was paying twice as much for video rights.
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A male filmmaker making a war movie would raise twice as much, she said in an interview.
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Ermotti was paid about $14 million in 2018; Morgan Stanley's James Gorman got almost twice as much.
|
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Honda president Takahiro Hachigo said the deal would give the manufacturer access to twice as much data.
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A six-pack of Heineken will cost you twice as much here as it would in Honolulu.
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China actually produces slightly less wind power than the U.S., despite possessing twice as much wind capacity.
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However, Russia has about half the population of the United States but twice as much real estate.
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We spend more than twice as much time on Facebook (40 minutes a day) than on reading.
|
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The standard deduction has been nearly doubled, so now twice as much income is earned tax-free.
|
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Now, with a slighter frame and twice as much memory, it's an even better e-reading value.
|
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Meanwhile, Jones had twice as much support — 30 percent — from white voters as Obama did in 2012.
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We proposed that $2 billion increase — and it was twice as much as the Democratic administration proposed.
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Instead of breeding mice without Klotho, they produced a strain that made twice as much as normal.
|
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Most other daily disposable contacts sold in the US cost twice as much, at least, the cofounders said.
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Chevron also has more than twice as much cash on its balance sheet and access to cheaper financing.
|
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It's a handsome and thin touchscreen laptop that looks like it costs twice as much as it does.
|
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Live-streaming his life earns Mr Zhao about $22015 a month, twice as much as his day job.
|
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Operating cash flow in the first quarter was $96.1 million, nearly twice as much as a year earlier.
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One-sixth of a century later, we have at least twice as much recorded material as we envisioned.
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They were making twice as much money on average per customer in 28.7 than they were in 22014.
|
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Pershing Square's main holdings have on average fallen more than twice as much as the stock market index.
|
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His 11-to-1 touchdown-to-interception ratio is more than twice as much as any other quarterback.
|
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A luxury bag made by Coach can now cost twice as much in Singapore as in these countries.
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The tally was nearly twice as much as what health officials previously considered a bad year, he said.
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Jabra's Move Wireless headphones sound better than headphones costing twice as much, and are more comfortable than most.
|
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It chokes on roughly twice as much PM 2.5, fine dust that penetrates deep into lungs, as Beijing.
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Aquaculture requires about twice as much labour per acre as rice farming, and the demand is year-round.
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And because it doesn't drain your stomach completely, get ready to spend twice as much time in bathrooms.
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This year more than twice as much fuel has been stolen in Hidalgo as in any other state.
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He said Premium would invest 6.5 million euros in the new season, twice as much as last year.
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Independents also heard from Clinton's campaign twice as much as Trump's campaign — 22004 percent and 22012 percent, respectively.
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On average, Americans now spend $30,000 per student a year, twice as much as the average developed country.
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American households earning less than $10,000 a year buy twice as much sugary drink as those earning $100,000.
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If the skies are cloud-free, this eclipse could have twice as much impact—albeit temporarily and predictably.
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It also produces twice as much torque density and three times the power density than permanent magnet motors.
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SEIA has contributed more than twice as much to Republicans as to Democrats this cycle, $213,1.33 versus $21.3,22.
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It's also almost twice as much as the Fujifilm XF100, or the GR II, which is still available.
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It is -- our users who are listening to podcasts are listening to the platform almost twice as much.
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Norway pays twice as much per head to the EU as Britain and takes twice as many migrants.
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A second-trimester abortion may cost more than twice as much as a first-trimester abortion, or more.
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The Motorola G5 Plus certainly has the looks of a smartphone that might cost nearly twice as much.
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"Grass is appealing because it's got a greater energy density than food waste, twice as much," Vince said.
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Diving is typically a summer sport, so this gives summer athletes the opportunity to compete twice as much.
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That's almost twice as much as the second highest-paid Oscar nominee, Leonardo DiCaprio, who made $29 million.
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On a reference basis alone, the budget uses the word "commercial" almost twice as much as last year.
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While underground transmission lines avoid NIMBY naysaying, they also cost about twice as much per mile to build.
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America spends twice as much as Poland, yet both countries' 15-year-olds get similar results on PISA.
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It weighs 17.2 pounds — about twice as much as some of the lightest electric skateboards on the market.
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All standard droplets now get twice as much RAM for the same price and more storage in general.
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At about $1.6 billion, HelloFresh is worth more than twice as much as Blue Apron at $800 million.
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In the supermarket, Beyond's burgers cost more than — sometimes even twice as much as — regular ground beef patties.
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The plan Donald Trump put forward during the campaign would cost twice as much in the first decade.
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His Mar a Lago club in Florida makes twice as much profit as it did two years ago.
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Clinton has spent twice as much time in Iowa than she has New Hampshire so far in 2016.
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In 2018, Americans lost twice as much on credit-card late fees as they lost to identity theft.
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George Clooney made nearly twice as much as The Rock last year — and he has tequila to thank
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You know, some people might look at it and say — hey, I drank twice as much as that.
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Why shouldn't I just go to nursing school and make twice as much money for significantly less responsibility?
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In Q2, Venmo saw $8 billion in transactions, or twice as much as the same time last year.
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Studies indicate that moving on traditional crutches like Nolting's requires about twice as much energy as regular walking.
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Today, the average turkey weighs around 30.5 pounds, almost twice as much as it did in the 1960s.
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"We will spend about twice as much or more than President Trump wanted to expend," Mr. Alexander promised.
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Further experiments showed that mice without functioning versions of these neurons drank twice as much as normal mice.
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That's an issue because visitors from China tend to spend twice as much as those from other countries.
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Last year, it generated $100 billion in revenue, twice as much as Cisco and significantly more than IBM.
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The Wave costs about twice as much as the original hybrid, and I have not personally tested it.
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Mortgage payers spent 18% of their income on payments, and private renters spent 35% — nearly twice as much.
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In fact, AWS still owns almost twice as much cloud infrastructure market share as Microsoft, its closest rival.
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But two prominent policy analysts said the plan would cost about twice as much as the senator claimed.
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They said borrowers often ended up paying back twice as much or more than what they received upfront.
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His inauguration committee raised a record $106.8 million, more than twice as much as any of his predecessors.
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It might cost nearly twice as much as the Toyota, but I'd be alive to pay for it.
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And homes owned by African-Americans declined in value almost twice as much as homes owned by whites.
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"They bought twice as much as they needed," she said, because they assumed a house is always safe.
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But when he turned down a morning show, he was offered evening slots that cost twice as much.
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At Barclays, Ms. Ortega earns about twice as much, monitoring and upgrading the bank's computing systems and software.
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On an annualised basis, it's twice as much infrastructure spending during the last full financial year to March.
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Let's write them a check for twice as much as their competitor because it makes us feel good!
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That is almost twice as much as the roughly 850 billion tons found in the atmosphere, Holmes said.
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That's not surprising: Overall, we spend twice as much on drugs as our counterparts in other developed countries.
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It takes about twice as much energy to produce new aluminum as it does to produce new plastic.
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It hurts twice as much when markets go down as it makes us happy when markets go up.
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That's twice as much as the amount you should have at 30, the equivalent of one year's salary.
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The single-payer healthcare proposal itself would cost almost twice as much as Sanders's tax plan would raise.
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"Companies that sell makeup could make twice as much money if they could sell to men," Wade said.
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US factories now manufacture twice as much as in 1984 — but do it with one-third fewer workers.
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Even subpar cabernet sauvignon is getting twice as much acreage as any other grape in Napa Valley, he says.
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Now, the company is trying to win more devotees with a more versatile product that costs twice as much.
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Its stock price has risen 16 percent in 2016, but rival Chevron's shares have gained nearly twice as much.
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This new tablet also has more storage by default — twice as much as before, bringing it up to 16GB.
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That will help it compete against Philip Morris, which has spent nearly twice as much on research as BAT.
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In 2018, a Reuters report found that male dogs win almost twice as much as female dogs at Westminster.
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Sales of organic eggs, which cost over twice as much as caged-hen ones, have come off the boil.
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Yoghurt is three times the price and fresh lamb sells for twice as much as back in the city.
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Doctors generally charge at least twice as much as laser clinics, so why would you pay for an M.D.?
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TIAA finds that women may need to save twice as much as men do to get the same results.
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There are plans for a third, which could generate 2000,603MW, or twice as much as China's Three Gorges dam.
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But on average, their dishes still cost twice as much as those sold at places like McDonald's and KFC.
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After my own trip from Los Angeles I think I'd pay twice as much just to go by steamship.
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As a share of GDP, the developed world spends roughly twice as much on health as developing countries do.
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Even today, African countries still trade twice as much with Europe as they do with each other (see chart).
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News when she discovered that her male co-host Jason Kennedy was being paid twice as much as her.
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Yet the $40 8Bitdo controller is better in almost every way—even if it also costs twice as much.
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An average St. George resident uses more than twice as much water as the average citizen of Los Angeles.
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January shipments rose 7.9 percent, more than twice as much as expected, after 2016 exports slumped nearly 8 percent.
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Over $750 billion was raised last year, nearly twice as much as in 2011, according to research outfit Preqin.
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He'll definitely get back "twice as much" for what he sells, estimating he could even make upwards of $6,000.
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It's hundreds of dollars more than an actual gaming console, and twice as much as the original development kit.
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A small puppy can fetch $500, a larger breed twice as much, if you can find one to buy.
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Calculating for inflation, an investment that cost $2628,28500 in 6900 is worth over $2628,28503 today — nearly twice as much.
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SecureWorks had $72.4 million in losses for the year, almost twice as much as the same period in 2015.
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That's twice as much as either BHP Billiton's Nickel West complex in Australia or Vale's Sudbury operations in Canada.
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The money they collect from salary deductions is more than twice as much as they pay out in pensions.
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The spending is more than twice as much as they spent in the first three months of the year.
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Coal plants put out nearly twice as much carbon dioxide as gas-fired power plants, the news outlet noted.
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Harris raised more than twice as much money as the Klobuchar did in the first quarter of this year.
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But Cruz, who's also a prolific fundraiser, has nearly twice as much cash on hand, with nearly $5.7 million.
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Millennials who earn over $100,000 expect more than twice as much support as those earning between $75,000 and $100,000.
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Las Vegas, like all of Nevada, has had almost twice as much rain in 2019 than normal, Chinchar said.
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With high-deductible health plans, people paid more than twice as much out-of-pocket for multiple sclerosis drugs.
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These ideas have been conservatively priced at $40 trillion — twice as much money currently listed on the national debt.
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Harris raised $210.4 million in itemized contributions ($211.2 or more), nearly twice as much as any other Democrat running.
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But he could have taken off twice as much time, per Facebook's newest parental leave policy, announced in November.
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Banks took up 45.27 billion euros on Thursday, more than twice as much as expected in a Reuters poll.
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"It could be twice as much, as far as we know," Overton said last Friday, not entirely in jest.
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Each server, or miner, draws as much as 403 kilowatts, or about twice as much as a typical refrigerator.
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We are paying twice as much as any other country on earth for the prescription drugs that we need.
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A graduate with a four-year degree earns twice as much throughout their working life ... Yes, I got that.
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Most people don't want to pay now with a dollar that could be worth twice as much next week.
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Nope. Until we have twice as much housing in the same area it will be impossible to support everyone.
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It charges twice as much for a soft pull as it does for a hard pull, housing counselors said.
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The League of Conservation Voters is spending $60 million on races this year, twice as much as in 2014.
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The one I tried was almost on par with burgers that I have paid twice as much money for.
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They are roughly twice as much as television rights from Europe, and three times as much as from Asia.
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In all three early states, he received twice as much support from voters under 30 than his closest competitor.
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We are spending twice as much per capita on health care as do the people of any other country.
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Yet Americans still spend about twice as much money on health care per capita as the average comparable country.
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Specifically, the report found that lonely workers thought about quitting their jobs twice as much as non-lonely people.
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Compared to other patients, cannabis users needed more than twice as much of the anesthetic propofol, the study found.
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Stories you might have missed from WIRED this week Why does lightning strike twice as much over shipping lanes?
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Put more simply: Older hits drew more than twice as much of their available audience than contemporary ones do.
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That amount is almost twice as much as the National Institutes of Health spends on medical research each year.
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State employees working for Maui hospital generally made twice as much in fringe benefits as comparable private sector employees.
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At around $600 a session, it, too, costs less than many laser treatments, which can be twice as much.
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The median full-time worker in Washington, DC, earns nearly twice as much as the median worker in Mississippi.
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I get the frustration, but at the end of the day, we are hurting twice as much as you.
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Clinton's campaign, however, is spending almost twice as much during the same window, reaching a total of $8.7 million.
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The perspiration from the tattooed skin contained nearly twice as much sodium as sweat from the corresponding, untattooed side.
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Political scientist Tim LaPira estimates that there's probably twice as much lobbying in Washington as shows up in disclosures.
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Renewables are advancing, absorbing twice as much investment for power generation as coal, gas, oil and nuclear combined last year.
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" Now, he said, "they're hauling them to Canada and Mexico, where they're spending twice as much time on the truck.
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And Google is projected to control almost twice as much digital ad revenue as its social media rival in 2018.
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Ri says physically demanding jobs tend to pay twice as much as office jobs, though he couldn't disclose actual salaries.
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Average urban manufacturing jobs paid workers about twice as much as the jobs in which Trump fashion has been produced.
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Starting 215 years later, at age 220, you can save twice as much and by age 220 you'll reach $250,603.
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"So far this year, we have bid almost twice as much as last year (for available gas projects)," he said.
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That would generate $270bn a year in foreign exchange, twice as much as the island earns now from merchandise exports.
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It's the reason that, as of January, the PS4 was still outselling the Xbox One by nearly twice as much.
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A single Tehran-based trust is thought to control some $13bn in assets, twice as much as the Vatican's bank.
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Opened in 1927, it occupies the same area as Pitsea but takes in almost twice as much waste a year.
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Twenty minutes of HIIT can help you burn twice as much fat as steady state cardio while increasing muscle mass.
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Since 19973 the top 1% globally has seen twice as much of the gains from growth as the bottom 50%.
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Lyft Premier will cost about twice as much as a classic Lyft ride (prices may vary depending on the city).
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But at $179.99, the Lynx cost nearly twice as much as the Game Boy, and the games just weren't there.
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Indians last year consumed twice as much energy from newly installed air conditioners as they produced from new solar farms.
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Energy companies on average have more than twice as much leverage as companies in the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index.
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Accordingly, for their first two years they get twice as much time to spend with patients as other GPs do.
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However were I to reverse the glasses, the French would consume the same amount, but the Brits twice as much.
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Algerians spend twice as long in school as Moroccans, and with so much oil, they earn almost twice as much.
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Latin American governments spend an average of 5% of their budgets on internal security—twice as much as developed countries.
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The federal government forgoes twice as much revenue because of the mortgage-interest deduction as it spends on subsidising rent.
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Since 2005 there has been twice as much public spending on transport per person in London than for Britain overall.
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It's also worth noting that Samsung is offering twice as much storage as the iPhone X at each price point.
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Turchynov, acting as the go-between, further toyed with Ieremenko by telling him the blackmail sum was twice as much.
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More disturbing than that, he'll earn about twice as much as Robert Covington, who just signed an extension last month.
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Ek said in the interview that Spotify's podcast listeners use the platform "almost twice as much" compared to other users.
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Like it or not, we currently get twice as much carbon-free power from nuclear as we do from renewables.
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It's a solid mainstream option, not least because the new UltraFine 5K still costs almost twice as much at $1,299.
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In other words, paying out a given level of income now costs more than twice as much as it did.
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Microsoft is worth more than Boeing, and the value of the former moved about twice as much as the latter.
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We're adding 180,000 jobs a month, That's roughly twice as much as the U.S. economy needs in a sustainable way.
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Amazon shares fell 13 percent on the day after it reported results, while Facebook shares jumped by twice as much.
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The tablet also starts with twice as much storage space as the base model iPad Air (32GB instead of 16GB).
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That is incorrect, 108db takes twice as much power to reach as 105db, but it is not twice as loud.
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The Trump administration now estimates that the ongoing partial government shutdown will cost twice as much as it originally estimated.
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Compared with 1970, Americans today eat a good bit less beef, pork and eggs, and about twice as much chicken.
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Republican groups spent more than twice as much as Democrats on television advertisements, per the ad tracking firm Kantar/CMAG.
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Governments should stop giving away twice as much in economic development incentives as they have committed to spend on pensions.
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Since 2000, oil and gas companies have invested more than twice as much as any other industry in such technologies.
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During the same time period, the Clinton Foundation brought in $332 million in contributions and grants — nearly twice as much.
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Turnout was similar among Asian-Americans, while all other racial and ethnic groups combined voted more than twice as much.
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Carrying a balance at that rate would mean you have to invest twice as much money just to break even.
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This year, provincial governors eradicated around 750 hectares used for poppy cultivation, more than twice as much as last year.
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However they do tend to be male and buy twice as much as those paying with regular currency, Johnson said.
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When a drug has only four generic versions, patients pay twice as much — 6900 percent of the brand-name price.
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Claudia, who was working part-time for a nonprofit organization, found a full-time job that paid twice as much.
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The same cat food I always buy on Amazon cost more than twice as much at my local pet store.
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Rats who drank at least twice as much ethanol solution as they did water were matched to produce boozy offspring.
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Amazon promised to create about 23,213 jobs at each location, but New York offered twice as much as Virginia did.
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" He said if Sanders was "more aggressive," the media "would have heaped twice as much hatred on top of him.
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While the price tag would suggest otherwise, Logitech's budget-focused mechanical can compete with keyboards that cost twice as much.
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The Pocket Cinema Camera 6K is available right now, priced at $2,495 — almost twice as much as Blackmagic's 4K model.
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It pays twice as much and is directly related to what I am about to graduate with a degree in.
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I used to drive a Prius, but I drive an Outback now and I pay twice as much for gas.
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And, when it comes to online shopping, you could be spending twice as much as you think you are online.
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Other companies, like Facebook, gave about twice as much — as did many celebrities and a few nude models on Twitter.
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And when he talks about others ways to provide energy, he's talking about burning twice as much coal by 2030.
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But that is a fraction of the value of their crosstown rival Yankees, worth twice as much according to Forbes.
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She raised more than twice as much money, $11.4 million, in the fourth quarter of 2019 than the third quarter.
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Relocating to California has been a change — "Houses cost twice as much here as in the twin cities," Piper says.
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The order says each new rule must be offset by regulatory cuts that save at least twice as much money.
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As The Intercept has pointed out, Clinton got twice as much coverage on TV networks during the primaries as Sanders.
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At 36 percent, Warren has almost twice as much liberal support as Biden and Sanders do at 19 percent each.
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It contains more than twice as much sodium per liter as Gatorade and more than six times as much potassium.
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And cord cutters generate twice as much internet traffic as those who still pay for regular TV, according to Cisco.
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The GoFundMe campaign for the mariachi band raised over $1,163, twice as much as the organizers had hoped to raise.
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The GoFundMe campaign for the mariachi band raised over $1,000, twice as much as the organizers had hoped to raise.
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Consumers often end up paying back twice as much or more than the sums they are given upfront, the lawsuit said.
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It has on average about half as many sugars and twice as much caffeine and polyphenols which help protect the plant.
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Agarwal, who is based in the capital, New Delhi, had to pay nearly twice as much for new tickets, he said.
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Duchovny: Anderson: One of these actors should be paid twice as much as the other, and that actor is Gillian Anderson.
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New forecasts from the Trump administration show that the partial shutdown could cost the economy twice as much as originally thought.
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At that point, the discovered the wine contained twice as much radioactive particles as the wines bottled before the nuclear disaster.
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Two-thirds of NYSE stocks are higher and the equal-weighted S&P is up twice as much as the benchmark.
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In Pittsburgh, half of low-income households spend twice as much of their income on energy bills as higher earning households.
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The pay would have been twice as much, compared to when I eventually started at a local TV station in Syracuse.
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BP and Shell, for example, offer more than twice as much data as Exxon on each segment of operations, Redburn found.
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In the past 60 years Alaska has warmed by 1.7°C—twice as much as the rest of the United States.
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Twice as much U.S. land burns today than in the 1980s, filling the air with more tiny bits of particulate matter.
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The Argentine firm had twice as much website traffic in Mexico as Amazon last year, according to digital measurement company comScore.
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Skinless dark meat chicken has twice as much fat as light meat chicken — but not all fat is bad for you.
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"The Plovdiv airport concessionaires will invest twice as much in a shorter time than projected," the ministry said in a statement.
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In America, where the bulk are raised, the stock comfortably exceeds $1.1trn, twice as much as six years ago (see chart).
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She died at 73, but she lived a life that was passionately twice as much, so she really died at 146.
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For the U.S., exports make up about 15% of GDP, but for other countries, the contribution is about twice as much.
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HBO Max costs twice as much as Disney (DIS)+ and Apple (AAPL) TV+, which cost $6.99 and $4.99 per month, respectively.
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For the drugs that would be affected here, Medicare currently pays almost twice as much as other countries, according to HHS.
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The survey showed that sports parents spend twice as much time on their children's activities than they do on financial planning.
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Egypt sold $3 billion in May — twice as much as expected — following a five-year hiatus after the Arab Spring uprising.
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According to MIT research published in the journal Science, Twitter users retweet fake news almost twice as much as real news.
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Photo: Michael Zhao Jabra's Move Wireless headphones sound better than headphones costing twice as much, and are more comfortable than most.
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China uses twice as much fertiliser and pesticide per hectare as the world average, contributing to catastrophic levels of soil pollution.
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In total, the company lost $23 million in the past three months, which is almost twice as much as analysts predicted.
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According to a 2006 study in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine, dog owners walked nearly twice as much as nonowners.
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Venus also has twice as much nitrogen in its atmosphere as Earth, and it's the most abundant gas in our atmosphere.
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In the US, even in households with children where both parents work, women spend nearly twice as much time on housework.
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Twice as much as our coupled-up counterparts without a person anticipating, caring, even knowing whether or not we'll come home.
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Trump has said he will spend twice as much on building and repairing roads, airports and other infrastructure as Clinton would.
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MIT researchers recently found that false news stories are likely to be retweeted nearly twice as much as accurate news reports.
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The bank's stock was hit hard in September after it acknowledged the Justice Department had been seeking nearly twice as much.
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Would him having an 'X' chromosome mean the coverage wouldn't be twice as much, twice as brutal, as we're seeing now?
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They found that the people who changed their eating times lost more than twice as much body fat as the controls.
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"I make twice as much as when I was selling vegetables," she said, the stench of rot heavy in the air.
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Egypt sold $29 billion in May — twice as much as expected — following a five-year hiatus after the Arab Spring uprising.
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Last week, Trump told the Fox Business Network he'd want to spend at least twice as much on infrastructure as Clinton.
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The company claims its Falcon 9 rocket can transport nearly twice as much weight into lower Earth orbit as originally listed.
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Those in the sleep-deprived group tended to eat snacks with more carbohydrates and nearly twice as much fat and protein.
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Devialet says that the new speaker is capable of hitting 108db, which requires twice as much power to produce as 105db.
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The pay is almost twice as much and he'll no longer have to worry about meeting grueling targets in a warehouse.
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" One young woman said: "It made us want to go in there and vote twice as much and make a statement.
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Some 2003 percent of applications required additional paperwork in the last quarter of 2200, twice as much as two years earlier.
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Chinese blue chips were bolstered by data showing the country's foreign exchange reserves rose twice as much as expected in July.
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In other words people thought they talked about climate change twice as much – or more — than they actually did with anyone.
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Motorcycle crashes, meanwhile, cost about twice as much as car accidents to treat over the first two years after the collisions.
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Clinton's campaign, her party and outside groups supporting her have raised almost twice as much as Mr. Trump and his allies.
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Plus, exercise, he claims, boosts his productivity significantly: "I definitely can achieve twice as much by keeping fit," Branson tells FourHourBodyPress.
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The company reported year-over-year same-store-sales growth of 8.5 percent, almost twice as much as Wall Street projected.
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That makes our monthly mortgage payment $1,760, which is around $400 less than our apartment rent (with twice as much space).
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Now it's about appreciating that you have two ears and one mouth: You should listen twice as much as you talk.
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The school boasts a teacher-child ratio of 1:5, which is at least twice as much as the recommended minimum.
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It's also almost twice as much as the $330 cost to repair the iPhone 11 Pro Max's screen out of warranty.
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Unfettered money in politics doesn't always favor Republicans, let alone guarantee victory—Hillary Clinton raised twice as much as Trump did.
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Denham has raised $2.7 million, more than twice as much as Harder, and carries the inherent advantages that come with incumbency.
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Grapeseed oil actually contains twice as much vitamin E as olive oil, making it an amazing antioxidant cocktail for your skin.
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The total amount of prize money on offer at the tournament has soared to $22017m, twice as much as last time.
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We can usually make ourselves feel okay by remembering that we can buy twice as much half-priced chocolate on Monday.
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That's an improvement for Black and Latina models — both groups were cast twice as much as in the fall '153 campaigns.
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In another positive sign, Targa was able to raise $1.5 billion, twice as much as the Houston-based company originally sought.
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Of course, for context, the Nasdaq 100 is still up by twice as much as the S&P 500 this year.
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Items returned through the mail cost retailers about twice as much as those returned to stores, according to an AlixPartners report.
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That is nearly twice as much support as Mitt Romney, the 2012 Republican nominee, received from Muslim voters four years ago.
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That is, Google spent more than twice as much on its basic ad business than on its change-the-world projects.
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Black women spend twice as much on skin care products and 80 percent more money on cosmetics than the overall market.
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PG&E spent twice as much on lobbying as Southern California Edison and more than six times that of Sempra Energy.
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France is spending, for example, 10 times as much as Norway on administrative costs, and Germany twice as much as Japan.
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But just to be on the safe side, let's all agree to complain twice as much about the next one, OK?
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The average American gives nearly twice as much to charity as the average New Zealander, the runner-up among giving nations.
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California has a $47-billion-a-year agricultural industry producing agricultural goods worth nearly twice as much as any other state.
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Apple's newest MacBook Air features its brand-new Magic Keyboard, twice as much storage to start, and Intel's latest mobile processors.
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For instance, you're getting 512GB of solid-state drive (SSD) space now — twice as much as before — for the same price.
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The new foundation building on Rue des Archives has twice as much exhibition space and three times as much archive space.
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The British Ministry of Housing estimated that fee reforms would cost the real estate industry almost twice as much as landlords.
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Otieno said a standard two-bedroom polystyrene house costs about $6,700, while one made of bricks can cost twice as much.
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Before the Affordable Care Act, Americans had shorter lives and paid twice as much for their healthcare as other developed countries.
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While insurers made nearly twice as much money from healthcare premiums in 28500, overall profits "diminished noticeably" because of higher payouts.
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And in his first run for public office, Delgado raised a whopping $9 million — more than twice as much as Rep.
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Coal-fired power generation contributes heavily to climate change; burning coal produces twice as much carbon dioxide as burning natural gas.
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Last year alone, new investments in seaports were estimated at more than $6900 billion, twice as much as the year before.
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Even sugar — one of the island state's most important crops — costs twice as much in Honolulu as it does in Florida.
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The story has been updated to indicate that fires are burning twice as much land as was burned in the 1990s.
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"Americans don't want to pay twice as much as other countries, and they guarantee health care for all people," Sanders said.
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By way of comparison, last year it exported twice as much pork to the tiny island nation of Tonga (population 107,85033).
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In 1980, the bottom half of Americans earned a fifth of the nation's income, twice as much as the top 1%.
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Hawkins agrees, adding that xHamster's data, at least, shows that their millennial buyers spend about twice as much as older demographics.
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Mostly in the hope that God will turn a blind eye to them charging their passengers twice as much for holidays.
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Additionally, the diet provides twice as much fiber as the standard American diet, according to an article in the Lancet medical journal.
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On average, today's U.S. wildfires are burning for weeks longer than they were in the 1970s, while burning twice as much land.
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That would be more than twice as much as in 2016, and account for 10 percent of the country's estimated dining sales.
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The women have learned that in this world, they have to say twice as much for half their message to be heard.
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Which is to say, twice as much as Amazon's offering had been, with a firm cap, instead of all-you-can-cloud.
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That was more than double the same month last year and twice as much as analysts had forecast in a Reuters poll.
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Snap's $3.4 billion IPO raised more than twice as much as every 2016 venture-backed tech IPO combined, according to Renaissance Capital.
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At any given time on V-Day, the red heart emoji was looked up twice as much as all the other hearts.
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Chrome was using almost twice as much RAM as Brave and Firefox, hovering around 728MB compared to Brave's 446MB and Firefox's 475MB.
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Rwandans can expect to live 31 years longer than they did in 1990 and now spend twice as much time at school.
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However, in Italy, however, the drop in household interest earnings has slid over twice as much as the drop in interest payments.
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A farm shouldn't be a factory Today we consume more than twice as much as our relatives did only 220 years ago.
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"Nick, I think you spent about twice as much money then you needed to to get this off the ground," Corcoran says.
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The second-gen iPod nano came in 7 colors, had a more durable aluminum case and started with twice as much storage.
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The new Surface Pen has 4,096 levels of pressure sensitivity — twice as much as before — and can supports tilting for shading effects.
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Because production costs can be around 10 times as high, says Hart, customers typically pay twice as much for a custom brew.
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The Energy Information Administration (EIA) estimates that a well drilled late in 2015 produces twice as much as one from late 2013.
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Despite poor rainfall, Mwangangi harvested 16 bags of maize last year from half an acre (0.2 hectares), twice as much as before.
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Nevertheless, the company took down almost twice as much content in both segments during this year&aposs first quarter, compared with Q4.
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The motors draw power from an 800-volt battery pack, which is twice as much as you'd find in a Chevy Bolt.
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If Mary cares about the park twice as much as Raymond, Mary will cast (roughly) twice as many votes as Raymond does.
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It has been spectacularly overtaken by JD Sports, which is now worth £4.3bn ($5.6bn), more than twice as much as Sports Direct.
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At $1,100, available in a few months, it's about twice as much as you'd pay for a one terabyte SSD these days.
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It will set you back $20, or about twice as much as what Nintendo will be selling the wired classic controller for.
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In 2016 Jordan collected $290 per person in development aid, more than twice as much as impoverished Haiti or war-torn Afghanistan.
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He likes Japan's safety and cleanliness, has made friends here, and earns about twice as much money as he would in China.
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As it is, more than twice as much utility-scale PV capacity will be added in 2016 than in any previous year.
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The Arctic is the fastest warming region on Earth, and has heated up twice as much as the rest of the planet.
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Tasks include child and adult care, cleaning and laundry, and cooking (the latter of which women did twice as much as men).
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And so they were all getting paid very heavily and that one little place was spending twice as much as ordinary places.
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Last August, Fortune reported that WoW gold was worth about twice as much as the bolívar, which at the time seemed extreme.
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Bigelow Aerospace reckons that its inflatable designs offer more than twice as much internal volume per kilo as a traditional, metal design.
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The original Dash was significantly bigger, cost more than twice as much as this new one, and only worked with AmazonFresh orders.
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The takeover will give it a third of the global beer market, selling twice as much beer as its nearest rival Heineken.
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But they spend roughly twice as much time on unpaid work, and only two-thirds the time men do in paid work.
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In the bad old days of the 1960s—before Medicare and Medicaid—the wealthy got twice as much care as the poor.
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Guayusa is naturally packed with caffeine and polyphenols; it has less caffeine than coffee and twice as much antioxidants as green tea.
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So far, substance use disorders are costing society almost five times the cost of HIV/AIDS and twice as much as cancer.
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To maximize his efforts, Brown focuses on gear he believes he can flip for at least twice as much as he paid.
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Mothers now spend twice as much time with their kids, and dads four times as much as they did 50 years ago.
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Mr. Trump said he wanted to go even bigger, saying his administration would spend at least twice as much as Mrs. Clinton.
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This is more per capita than any other country in the world and over twice as much per person as Great Britain.
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We manufacture twice as much as we did in the 1980s with one third fewer workers and those productivity gains will continue.
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T Ursae Minoris is a red giant that is about 1.2 billion years old and weighs twice as much as the Sun.
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The researchers discovered that twice as much water was trapped on land from 2002 to 2014 than was pumped out of aquifers.
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Leading indicators rose by 1.2 percent in October, twice as much as the 0.6 percent increase expected by economists polled by Reuters.
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Surveys conducted by the consumer insights company Trendera in May revealed that teenagers watch about twice as much Netflix as live television.
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This year, SoftBank gave Rappi $1 billion — twice as much as what the company had gotten from all its previous investors combined.
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It's no surprise that M&A activity hit an all-time high of $238 billion last year — twice as much as tech.
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Seattle's got more than twice as much parking than it really needs, while Philly's got nearly four parking spots for every home.
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Now, it is on the market for more than twice as much, perhaps as its criminal connection has receded with the past.
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These specials can cost twice as much as the regular by-the-glass pours, which tend to fall between $15 and $25.
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Oregon's roughly 1,100 licensed producers growing weed are growing about twice as much as the state's 4 million people are actually consuming.
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Marijuana is a thirsty plant, consuming as much as six gallons of water a day, about twice as much as wine grapes.
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C-sections can cost twice as much, and add in prenatal and postpartum care and the tab can run up to $50,000.
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My boss, who earns twice as much as I do, invited three of us to lunch to meet a new co-worker.
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America spends about 18 percent of its gross domestic product, or roughly twice as much as most developed nations, on health care.
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Toys "R" Us owes Mattel at least $135 million, according to court documents, more than twice as much as it owes Hasbro.
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The government announced 7.5 billion euros ($8.40 billion) in aid last week– twice as much as originally planned — to tackle the outbreak.
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As of Friday, Sanders had spent $250 million on television in Nevada, roughly twice as much as both Biden and Massachusetts Sen.
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And that the evening rush hour in Cairo adds nearly twice as much time to the average trip as the morning commute.
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As of Friday, Sanders had spent $1.7 million on television in Nevada, roughly twice as much as both Biden and Massachusetts Sen.
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Some donations are still well-received (Facebook, which donated about twice as much money, has avoided similar public anger), but many aren't.
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But this time, he faced a better-financed opponent in Mr. Gottheimer, who raised about twice as much money as he did.
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We import a lot of shoes and apparel, but we export a lot more industrial machinery — and twice as much transportation equipment.
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Taxpayers pay on average twice as much to send a veteran to a for-profit college compared to a public community college.
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A theme park view will add another $60 to $100 per night, and suites are nearly twice as much as standard rooms.
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Real estate agents here said that the luxurious apartments sold for twice as much per square foot as other apartments in Wuhan.
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She bought it for $485,000 and later, for $500,000, added the other unit on her floor, spending "twice as much" for renovations.
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At $560,000, this seemingly gravity-defying vehicle costs about twice as much as the average US home, so it's definitely an investment.
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By the end of 2011, he says he was making twice as much at his "hobby" than he was doing layout design.
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Republican groups, concerned about the growing backlash to Mr. Trump, poured more than twice as much money into the race as Democrats.
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EST A previous version of this article stated that fires are burning twice as much land as was burned in the 1980s.
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It is now, at $30 billion, worth twice as much as Viacom and trades at about 14 times next year's estimated earnings.
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Despite its benefits, the raw materials needed to make biodegradable glitter cause it to cost about twice as much as conventional glitter.
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They got twice as much money, got to roll two dice instead of one and were given more cash when passing 'Go.
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They were essentially paid twice as much to do the same job she was already doing, she says, and everyone knew it.
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It was rated rude by 34.3% of respondents, which was almost twice as much as the next highest city on the list.
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In North Carolina, for example, Biden received twice as much support from women than Sanders, according to exit polls from Edison Research.
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"The full cost of college – including books, room and board, and supplies — is more than twice as much as tuition," said Sen.
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According to Bloomberg News, a dozen cage-free eggs cost twice as much on average: $3.42, compared with about $1.31 or $1.45.
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For me, if a woman steps into a gym, regardless of the level, they should be met with twice as much enthusiasm.
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But according to some estimates, the Sarkozy campaign is believed to have spent close to 2175 million euros, twice as much as allowed.
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But according to some estimates, the Sarkozy campaign is believed to have spent close to 50 million euros, twice as much as allowed.
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The Phoenix suit is not cheap, it costs an estimated $40,000, but similar systems from companies like ReWalk cost nearly twice as much.
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You also don't need to point out who is the bigger breadwinner, by saying things like 'Mommy makes twice as much as Daddy.
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In fact, among European populations smoking was found to reduce life expectancies among those with HIV by about twice as much HIV itself.
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But what if you spend twice as much time doing bad things and still also spend 20 hours packing and 20 hours preparing?
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In April, the show was viewed nearly twice as much as the next most-viewed program on streaming on-demand video, NBC added.
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The American-made models are said to be higher quality, but they also cost nearly twice as much as their Mexican-made counterparts.
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The two Aegis Ashore sites will likely cost at least twice as much as Japan's initial estimate of $2 billion, the sources said.
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In New York the cost per child for a year of pre-school is $12,000, more than twice as much as in Tennessee.
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A full tank of gas costs more than twice as much in Germany and France as in the United States, according to GlobalPetrolPrices.com.
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The Vybe Pro Percussion Massage Gun is a plucky little device that has features you won't find in models costing twice as much.
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A child's brain uses twice as much glucose as an adult's brain does and is most needed when a child is about 5.
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At that price point, HBO Max costs twice as much as Disney+ and Apple TV+, which cost $6.99 and $4.99 per month, respectively.
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Since 9003 pesticide use has more than doubled and the country now uses roughly twice as much per hectare as the worldwide average.
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We spend almost twice as much per capita on healthcare as many other nations who have actually much better access than we do.
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Their main political group, the Nationalist Movement Party (MHP), won over 11% in the parliamentary contest, twice as much as most polls predicted.
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The International Energy Agency reckons they consume more than 40% of global electricity production, twice as much as lighting, the next largest user.
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In the first quarter of this year it posted an operating loss of 630bn won ($525m), more than twice as much as expected.
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In 2016 Britain harvested 95 tonnes of legally grown cannabis, twice as much as a year earlier, and more than any other country.
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Significant adoption of carbon capture and storage from 2040 onwards, more than twice as much as in their business-as-usual "development" scenario.
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For instance, it's recommended that premenopausal women take more than twice as much iron as men because menstruation ups your need for iron.
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The boys I met earn twice as much picking coca leaves as they do picking coffee beans, so obviously many choose the former.
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Several major rivers already carrying twice as much water as usual threatened to wash over shantytowns built in flood zones along Peru's coast.
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Location of the 2018 lava flows from Kilauea's eruption, which deposited twice as much material in the ocean as it did on land.
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Frequent internet users show twice as much activity in the prefrontal cortex, which is used for short-term memory and quick decision making.
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They focused on how wintertime transatlantic clear-air turbulence would change at around 39,000 feet if the atmosphere contained twice as much CO2.
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"From a climate change perspective, we end up with an absurd energy mix," Pouyanne said, because coal pollutes twice as much as gas.
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And Democrats' Senate Majority PAC also had twice as much on hand compared to Republicans' Senate Leadership Fund: $29 million to $13.5 million.
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According to the study, renters nationwide earn, on average, $22019 per hour, more than twice as much as the federal minimum of $7.25.
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But it also earned national derision as a short-sighted move that would cost the state twice as much as it brought in.
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In 2015, Ofcom found that 12- to 15-year-olds were spending twice as much time online as they did 10 years ago.
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Egypt sold $4 billion of Eurobonds in three tranches in January, raising twice as much as targeted and at lower yields than expected.
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Between 2009 and 2016, we gave farmers twice as much conservation funding to install pipelines and pumping plants than to improve fertilizer applications.
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That's about 30% heavier than a Saturn V, though Starship would belch out twice as much thrust from its Super Heavy booster rocket.
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It is impossible to know, for example, whether a dermatologist who costs twice as much as another can more successfully diagnose skin cancer.
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IF YOU LOOK AT APPLE I THINK IT EARNS ALMOST TWICE AS MUCH AS THE SECOND MOST PROFITABLE COMPANY IN THE UNITED STATES.
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As a percentage of their total compensation package, teacher retirement benefits eat up twice as much as other workers (22019 versus 5.3 percent).
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Women in the Army and Air Force will soon be getting twice as much paid maternity leave, Defense Secretary Ash Carter announced Thursday.
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When broken down by education, college-degree holding respondents have more than twice as much saved ($169,180) as non-college educated individuals ($80,221).
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Able to get twice as much for them on the black market, Egyptians refused to sell dollars at the bank before the float.
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In 2007, for example, the Senate Intelligence Committee found that private contractors on average cost nearly twice as much as in-agency staff.
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We spend twice as much money on health care than other industrial nations, yet we're far sicker and a third can't afford care.
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The result is that PG-13 rated movies usually make about twice as much money as R-rated films at the box office.
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The drug cost about $11,000 per month — twice as much as its competitors — while, in the eyes of doctors, offering no additional benefit.
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I do want to point out that through Twyla artists can make twice as much as they do through a traditional gallery arrangement.
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Indeed, they find that the global top 20303 percent captured twice as much growth as the bottom 20160 percent from 22 to 21.50.
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I've been to high-end restaurants that serve crab cakes half the size of the one at Jack's and charge twice as much.
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So, if you spend more than twice as much on travel compared to groceries, you'll come out ahead with the Wells Fargo Propel.
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In any case our industry, and particularly in wealth management, we do expect the business to grow twice as much as GDP globally.
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That is probably the sharpest drop since World War II. It's twice as much as during the worst parts of the Great Recession.
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A play in two parts required twice as much time to rehearse; the show's elaborate illusions required significant substage mechanics and extra training.
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That's just really hard when an MRI costs twice as much here as in Switzerland — or four times as much as in Australia.
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Commerce Department figures show a sharp decline in the number of Chinese tourists, who spend nearly twice as much as other foreign visitors.
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The budget for these initiatives is expected to reach 100 million euros by 2017 — twice as much as what was spent in 2012.
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The same hospital can get more than twice as much, or about $37,000, for the same surgery on a patient with private insurance.
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The costs that people are paying and that governments are paying are probably well over twice as much as they need to be.
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China surpassed the United States a decade ago as the world's biggest emitter of greenhouse gasses, and now discharges about twice as much.
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The U.S. spends nearly twice as much on medical care compared to other high-income countries, yet does not yield better health outcomes.
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The Australian dollar tanked 0.7% to a fresh 11-year low on the dollar and it lost twice as much against the yen.
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The Australian dollar tanked 0.5% to a fresh 11-year low on the dollar, but it lost twice as much against the yen.
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By the end of the debate, Warren had about twice as much speaking time as, if not more than, every candidate except Biden.
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Another candidate had just about the same number of people donate overall, but also raised twice as much money from big-dollar donors.
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According to Forbes, Clooney made roughly twice as much as Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, the second highest-paid actor, during this time period.
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If we can buy twice as much good for the same money — or three times as much, or a thousand — why don't we?
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Switzerland's 8.5m residents sip around 9kg (20lb) of coffee per person annually, twice as much as Americans, according to the International Coffee Organisation.
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Health care had gotten twice as much discussion as foreign policy and other important issues like climate change and trade in previous debates.
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For context, Germany generated more than three times as much electric power from coal and twice as much from renewable sources that year.
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Going by Forbes' calculations, Bezos is worth roughly twice as much as tech leader Bill Gates and the 'Oracle of Omaha' Warren Buffett.
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"We are spending twice as much per capita on health care as the Canadians or any other major country on Earth," Sanders said.
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That's more than twice as much as they raised in 2015, the last time both chambers of the legislature were on the ballot.
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At $10,586 per capita in 2018, the US did spend more than twice as much as Canada ($20023,974) and more than twice as much as the OECD average ($3,992) in 2018 -- but Switzerland ($7,317), Norway ($6,187) and Germany ($5,20033) all were substantially above half the US level; Sweden ($5,447), Austria ($5,395) and Denmark ($5,299) were also above half, though more slightly.
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The bosses of the private firms earn on average more than $22017,22016 a year—more than twice as much as their non-profit peers.
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Foxconn is offering twice as much money — at least 600 billion yen, or about $5 billion — though the bids are difficult to compare directly.
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Her study found that men drank almost twice as much as women during their first year, and "alcohol is quite [calorically] dense," said Josse.
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Wildfire fighters are racking up twice as much overtime as they were a few years ago, in part because there are fewer of them.
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Egypt sold $4 billion of Eurobonds in three tranches in January, raising twice as much as targeted and at lower yields than initially expected.
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Last year, the U.S. imported some $132 billion worth of goods from Japan, more than twice as much as the U.S. exported to Japan.
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During the most recent midterm election cycle, super PACs spent nearly twice as much money promoting incumbent House members as they did promoting challengers.
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Americans eat twice as much sugar as we're supposed to on average, and this excess has been linked to some pretty disturbing health effects.
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Last week, Egypt sold $4 billion of Eurobonds in three tranches, raising twice as much as targeted and at lower yields than initially expected.
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But — and I really do hate to keep harping on this — all of those phones cost about twice as much as the Pixel 3A.
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During his eight years as president, Mr Obama has designated 553m acres as national monuments—more than twice as much as any other president.
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By the numbers: UnitedHealth is now valued at roughly $260 billion, or more than twice as much as banks are saying Uber is worth.
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Inside, the phone's powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 660 chip, 6GB of RAM, and 64GB of storage (twice as much as on the KEYone).
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In other words, everything else being similar, if you work 40 hours, you'll get twice as much done than if you work 20 hours.
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But Conservative Solutions is paying, on average, nearly twice as much as the Rubio campaign to get its ads seen by a comparable audience.
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Those speakers had better be impressive, because LG is pricing this display at $299 — that's twice as much as the excellent Google Home Hub.
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BHP derives 44 percent of its core profit from iron ore, against Rio's 60 percent, and has more than twice as much copper output.
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From 1983 to 1988, the Times reported, sales of low-calorie frozen dinners rose 24 percent, nearly twice as much as typical frozen meals.
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One 2003 article in the New England Journal of Medicine estimates that the United States spends twice as much on administrative costs as Canada.
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Its clubs earned £22016bn ($221bn) in the 259.7-16 season, almost twice as much as any other football league, according to Deloitte, a consultancy.
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Reneging on debt worth 10% of GDP may be just as damaging to a country's reputation as reneging on debt worth twice as much.
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The plan, according to the estimate by the state Senate's Appropriations Committee, would cost twice as much as the entire state budget that Gov.
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Mathematics teacher Douglas Mena, 32, stopped giving morning classes in March because he made twice as much money fishing in Venezuela's vast Maracaibo Lake.
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In 2012, the same group contributed twice as much to Republican candidate Mitt Romney as it did to President Barack Obama's re-election campaign.
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""Millennials will have to work seven years longer or save twice as much in order to live as well in retirement as their parents.
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Peatlands cover just 3 percent of the world's land surface, but contain twice as much carbon as the entire biomass of the world's forests.
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Last year, Brazil sold 92,143 tonnes of chicken under the quota, more than twice as much as the United States, according to Mexican data.
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Now, according to data from Advertising Analytics and Bully Pulpit Interactive: Democrats have spent nearly twice as much as the Trump campaign since January.
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But that coming bundle will be a digital alternative for a cable or satellite TV package that could cost twice as much as that.
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The few phones made there ended up costing almost twice as much as those sold in the U.S. Few of the promised jobs materialized.
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Facts First: Sanders is right that the US spends twice as much as Canada per person on health care, according to one major study.
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Well the total number of federal taxpayers is almost twice what it was 56 years ago but those taxpayers are paying twice as much!
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Since 22019, the oil and gas sector has invested more than twice as much as any other industry in zero- and low-carbon technologies.
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The Florida senator and his allies spent nearly twice as much in TV advertising per vote as all other candidates combined -- Republicans and Democrats.
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Their specific approach, which thankfully did not spread to other states, has cost taxpayers nearly twice as much as traditional Medicaid expansion would have.
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I enjoyed shooting with it but routinely questioned why it costs more than twice as much as the incredibly similar Fuji Instax Mini 90.
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"Depending on the type of video, a 720p stream can consume twice as much or more data than a 480p stream," the firm insisted.
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The two headsets are pretty similar, except one kinda important thing: HTC's headset costs $22, which is twice as much as the $22.5 Quest.
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The benchmark cash-to-three-months period CMAL0-3 has so far this year spent twice as much time in backwardation as in contango.
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It is nearly twice as profitable as the average European bank, despite holding twice as much capital on a risk-weighted basis (see chart).
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The Panaray system has the chops to stand tall against any audio system found in cars that cost twice as much as the CT2.03.
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The niche of global gay tourism is estimated to be a $100 billion market, while gay people travel twice as much as other travelers.
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Put another way, the top hedge funders earned more than twice as much in one hour as the average American makes in a year.
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"If we do all the right things now, in 10 years we will have twice as much fish in the ocean globally," he said.
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It had advantages over off-the-shelf alternatives but cost nearly twice as much, was cramped and hot, and was more polluting than promised.
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Americans ate a record seven pounds of avocado per capita in 251, twice as much as in 2100, according to the Department of Agriculture.
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Flames have charred more than twice as much land in California so far in 2017 compared with a year earlier, according to Cal Fire.
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But for those who want something a little more artisanal like a craft beer, that same amount costs about twice as much, around $14.34.
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GE stock dropped more than 25 percent in the first quarter, dropping nearly twice as much as Procter & Gamble, the next worst Dow stock.
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That side deal enabled the bank to receive twice as much money from the bond deal as was detailed in the official offering documents.
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Halpern said that there's twice as much dark energy as everything else in the entire universe combined, yet what it actually is remains unknown.
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Exports in the world's second-largest economy fell 25.4 percent, the most in over six years and twice as much as markets had feared.
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The year before, it lost more than twice as much as it brought in: $200.6 million in revenue, and a loss of $412 million.
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Dairies would close, supply would drop, and the American people would end up paying almost twice as much for milk as we do now.
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One big agent says Audible paid twice as much for one of his client's audio rights as a print publisher paid for the rest.
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Allen received twice as much space to rebut her comments, all while never really quite answering what was at the heart of the accusations.
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The country has invested over twice as much as the U.S. in renewable energy, betting that rapid global growth will drive continued export sales.
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Since 2000, the oil and gas sector has invested more than twice as much as any other industry in zero- and low-carbon technologies.
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Aides presented a plan to spend twice as much on the anti-Warren ad as Ms. Warren has spent on her anti-Bloomberg spots.
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The median price of a home in Palo Alto, home to Stanford University, has reached $240 million — twice as much as five years ago.
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The figures showed a gender and ethnic pay gap, with male anchors making in some cases twice as much as their female co-anchors.
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With true mechanical switches and solid build quality, the Logitech K840 looks like a keyboard that could cost twice as much as it does.
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Moreover, Amazon made this new version of the Kindle more functional with a waterproof exterior, twice as much storage space, and longer battery life.
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He noted that US GDP plunged by 4% from peak-to-trough during that crisis, or roughly twice as much as a "normal" recession.
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Those in the top quarter of opioid use after discharge had consumed more than twice as much of the medicine while they were hospitalized.
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I get things we don't need (ice cream) and get twice as much meat as I need for the week since it's on sale.
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In 2018, Chinese residents spent $277 billion abroad, according to the United Nations, or nearly twice as much as residents of the United States.
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Kelly has been the best Democratic fundraiser this cycle, ending 2019 with more than $20 million, nearly twice as much as McSally's $12 million.
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Phys Ed Cyclists who had pedaled on an empty stomach incinerated about twice as much fat as those who had consumed a shake first.
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That includes Buttigieg, who spent $7.7 million — nearly twice as much as Biden — on digital ads from April to the first week of November.
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YouTube, in particular, has a strong reach with younger audiences, who watch more than twice as much online video content as they do television.
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According to the World Bank, poor families in developing countries often spend twice as much of their income on bribes as high-income families.
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Present exclusively new or commissioned events, he said, and make it biennial, so that you can spend twice as much money on each festival.
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Reagan's approval rating, for example was equal to Clinton's, though Reagan's reelection margin (18 points) was about twice as much as Clinton's (9 points).
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For the scientists, the really worrying bit is the fact that there's twice as much carbon in permafrost as there is in the atmosphere.
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Even Texas is enjoying the cost, environmental and job-creating advantages of wind over coal, producing almost twice as much wind energy as California.
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She has been the top television advertiser in Iowa for only one week, for instance; Pete Buttigieg has spent more than twice as much.
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"On a per capita basis we invest more than twice as much into renewable energy than Germany, than France, for example," Cormann told CNBC.
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It is up 16 percent over that time and has climbed 18 percent this year, more than twice as much as the S.&P.
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The $2900 billion that African-American families would otherwise make would generate twice as much in economic activity for the rest of the economy.
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The changes bought at least twice as much achievement per dollar as a well-known experiment that decreased class sizes in the early grades.
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My son tells me he reads twice as much now that he always has the reader in his pocket, and that's a good thing.
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Starting on March 2136, the iPhone SE will be available with twice as much storage as before: 2640GB ($24 unlocked) and 128GB ($499 unlocked).
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This is only going to increase, with households expected to use nearly twice as much energy by 2040, according to the International Energy Agency.
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Thanks to a big rally in November, the Russell is up 18 percent this year, more than twice as much as the S.&P.
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Well, my friend had a job that paid twice as much as mine and could afford it; I would go with day care instead.
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And recent Israeli census figures show that population growth in the West Bank is twice as much as in the rest of the country.
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The smaller cable companies have even objected to the cable company proposal would cost them twice as much to implement as the FCC proposal.
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But a side of bison can bring in twice as much money as beef these days, and processors say they can't keep up with demand.
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For a $399 unlocked phone, the Axon 7 punches way above its weight class and easily competes with phones that cost almost twice as much.
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These companies are priced at 27-33 times earnings, more than twice as much as the average for the STAR index they are listed on.
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Food on Puerto Rico costs twice as much as it does in Florida, and that's before the devastation of the island's agriculture by Hurricane Maria.
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The single currency has risen by 5 percent against a trade-weighted basket of currencies since February and twice as much against the U.S. dollar.
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Across the 29 countries that provide data on unpaid labor, women on average spend twice as much time as men doing work that is unpaid.
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Commissioned by supermarket Sainsbury's, the research found that British families are spending twice as much on wasted food each month as they think they are.
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The investment in the movie was less than 3 million yuan ($462,000), but it took in twice as much at the box office, he added.
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The worst disparity exists in Indiana and Alabama, where people of color were exposed to more than twice as much particulate pollutants as white people.
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However, the company told Ladder Capital that it made $1.67 million that same year — more than twice as much reported to tax authorities, ProPublica reported.
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And for $100 more, Razer offers a laptop with a faster processor, four times as much storage as the Pro, and twice as much RAM.
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Though the Cintiq 22 is just a larger version of the Cintiq 16 with the same specs, it costs nearly twice as much at $13,199.
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Pharmaceutical spending is the highest in the OECD club of mostly rich countries, at $1,174 per person—more than twice as much as in Britain.
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In districts where both the Democratic and Republican nominees have filed reports, Democrats collected nearly twice as much money from individual donors as Republicans have.
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European officials also see hidden aid in the fact that SpaceX gets twice as much for U.S. government launches than it seeks in European tenders.
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Black adults with a bachelor's degree earned nearly twice as much ($82,300) but still lagged behind their white counterparts of the same educational background ($106,600).
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I make a promise out loud to drink twice as much as normal to make up for it, and T. says I will regret it.
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Revenue from independent merchants around the world that list their products on Amazon reached $23bn in 2016, about twice as much as two years earlier.
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So this stock-bond mix has furnished investors with twice as much return per unit of risk since 2011 as in the prior seven decades.
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NASA is building its own monster rocket, the Space Launch System, which will eventually carry about twice as much to orbit as the Falcon Heavy.
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That raises questions about objectivity, especially since the Big Four earn nearly twice as much from consulting and other services as they do from auditing.
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A Willow consultant told her that some women pump both breasts sequentially with one pump, which uses fewer bags but takes twice as much time.
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These days, Apple is worth more than twice as much as Exxon Mobil and three times as much as General Electric, traditional blue chip stocks.
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"STITCH-UP" 5-Star has more parliamentary seats than the League, but Salvini's party now has twice as much voter support, according to opinion polls.
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The Los Angeles Regional Food Bank, for instance, says it's getting roughly twice as much government food as normal, including rarely donated items like pistachios.
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" Amazon user H.K.Rodman writes: "I paid twice as much for another sharpener, and it doesn't hold a candle to this one, I'm sorry to say!
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According to Digiconomist, Ethereum uses roughly three times less energy than Bitcoin; and yet there are twice as much transactions per day on Ethereum's network.
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Jones said they looked at objects almost twice as much as typical children, and at faces about half as much time as typical children look.
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The job pays twice as much as I make but it's only 21 hours a week so my pay will end up being the same.
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He said that Puerto Rican residents would have to pay at least twice as much for food, drinking water and other supplies without the waiver.
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This campaign cycle alone, conservative super PACs have received more than twice as much as liberal super PACs, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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Why it matters: That coincides with the Russian interference probes' escalation, and is nearly twice as much as the campaign spent the three months before.
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The new base model Kindle will still cost just $79.99, but it now has twice as much memory as the previous model for speedier navigation.
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Tariffs, import licences and high costs for small-scale local production mean that morphine can cost twice as much in poor places as rich ones.
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For $40 more, you get a phone with better battery life; for $80 more, you get that better battery life and twice as much storage.
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Gruber noted that the state distributed costs even more than Obamacare did, with the elderly paying no more than twice as much as young people.
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Egypt, which has been struggling to revive its economy since a 2011 uprising, sold $13 billion of Eurobonds in May, twice as much as targeted.
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Even though buyers can browse for a bargain, in most countries a gram of heroin costs roughly twice as much online as on the street.
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If there is another place in Shanghai where elderly people can gather, we are more than ready to pay twice as much and travel farther.
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In 2050, according to UN forecasts, the population of Africa will be three times that of Europe, compared with less than twice as much today.
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On the other hand, it costs roughly twice as much to obtain a patent in Europe, around 5,000 euros ($5,625), than in the United States.
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A 2013 study found that 60 percent of the Mexican economy relied on the service sector, twice as much as the much-discussed manufacturing sector.
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It said he was expected to earn twice as much as former boss Erez Vigodman and receive a signing bonus estimated at about $20 million.
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Across the country, it reports, even full-time workers would have to make about or more than twice as much to afford a typical home.
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According to Department of Labor statistics, it spends nearly twice as much money on political campaigns and lobbying as it does on servicing its members.
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Summing up the prices above, a new age barbecue would cost almost twice as much as one with more traditional foods: $45.48 compared to $28.55.
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ROSS: ON A TYPICAL CAR, THEYSAVE TWICE AS MUCH IN TARIFFS GOING INTO EUROPE OUT OF MEXICO AS THEY DO GOINGINTO MEXICO TO SAVE LABOR.
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Kenny Smith has spent twice as much time as one of the NBA's most essential TV analysts as he did as an actual NBA player.
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If the Pelicans faint and Davis demands a trade before next July, everything that's happening with Leonard will repeat itself with twice as much intensity.
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Clinton raised $154 million in September and began October with roughly $150 million in the bank, her campaign said, twice as much as Mr. Trump.
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The other key point is that we pay close to twice as much for our health care as the average person in other wealthy countries.
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As of this writing, it's about 61 cents per ounce, which is nearly twice as much as the second most expensive soap on our list.
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Patients in the US pay drug companies, medical equipment manufacturers, doctors and other providers on average roughly twice as much as in other wealthy countries.
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To keep its operations intact, Charleston Medical is spending this year $20153 million on visiting or "travel" nurses, twice as much as three years ago.
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JPMorgan and Citigroup already use similar businesses to great effect, helping to explain why their F.I.C.C. traders rake in twice as much revenue or more.
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Interestingly, while the human-made pacemaker makes the jellyfish swim three times as fast, the animals only used twice as much energy to do it.
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Egypt sold $4 billion of Eurobond in three tranches last week, raising twice as much as it initially targeted and at lower yields than expected.
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By this measure, there is twice as much undeveloped US shale oil capable of making money at $60 per barrel than there is conventional resources.
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The most modest of the leading Democrats' proposals, Mr. Biden's, would raise taxes by more than twice as much as Hillary Clinton proposed in 2016.
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While Facebook is lagging behind the rest of the Big Five, it is still worth twice as much as the next most valuable company, Intel.
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The Lavatools Javelin PRO Duo costs about twice as much as the Lavatools PT12, but there are several extra features that justify the additional cost.
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I'd like them twice as much if, with just a touch of relaxation, they could allow us to feel the essential romance within their music.
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The association complied, with more than $1 million in contributions — twice as much as it had given to any campaign in at least a decade.
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The Tax Policy Center says Clinton would actually raise taxes by more than twice as much as what the conservative-leaning Tax Foundation has projected.
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This makes it a huge storehouse of carbon: By some estimates, Arctic permafrost contains about twice as much carbon as is currently in the atmosphere.
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Wildfires in the U.S. burn for weeks longer than in the 23s, and are burning twice as much land as was burned in the 226s.
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Partly because organically grown tea requires more land to produce the same amount of crop, it costs roughly twice as much as the standard kind.
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The Wesleyan report released Thursday found campaigns spent about twice as much, $44 million, on Facebook and Instagram as on Google and YouTube, $21 million.
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Satellite data show that air which passes over primary rainforest produces twice as much rain a few days later than that which passes over farmland.
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Sabrina Ortiz, 28, earns about $800 a week driving for Uber, or twice as much as she did as a receptionist for an auto shop.
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Then your income over the next 20 years will fall by more than twice as much as it would have in a low-unemployment economy.
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But DeepMind won the competition by a sizable margin — it improved the prediction accuracy nearly twice as much as experts expected from the contest winner.
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Mr. Trump's inaugural committee raised and spent at least twice as much as its predecessors, but it ended in acrimony amid allegations of misspent funds.
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In New York City, spending by Chinese tourists, who spend nearly twice as much as other foreign visitors, fell 22009 percent in the first quarter.
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Sentencing inequities mean that a black person could serve up to twice as much jail time as a white person committing the exact same crime.
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He also has twice as much support as Mr. Cruz among evangelical Christians, a group that was supposed to be most passionate about the Texas Republican.
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Global spending by households headed by over-60s could amount to $15tn by 2000, twice as much as in 250, predicts Euromonitor, another market-research outfit.
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The company said that other start-ups typically hold such events at luxury hotels in San Francisco or Las Vegas, which can cost twice as much.
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Written off by most analysts, the MHP took 11.1% of the vote, about twice as much as most polls had predicted, which translates into 49 seats.
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The final battery in the roundup is the Razer Power Bank, which priced at $210, costs nearly twice as much as the next most expensive pack.
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Copper has become a hot-commodity thanks to an expected boom in production of electric vehicles, which use twice as much copper as internal combustion engines.
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He and the UCNtau team are still collecting data and finishing up an analysis that includes twice as much data as in the forthcoming Science paper.
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That figure is also twice as much as the $30 billion in imports that the president's top trade official originally recommended he target in early March.
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It was also clear that Saudi Arabia, which produces twice as much oil as the next-biggest OPEC producer, would have to contribute the largest cuts.
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Belt-driven, low-noise, and loaded with a very nice AT95E elliptical stylus, the Fluance RT81 sounds as good as a deck costing twice as much.
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Forbes reported that during the 2014-15 fiscal year Colorado took in $70 million, nearly twice as much revenue than the state earned from alcohol taxes.
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Over the same time period, CBP seized more than twice as much fentanyl — approximately 2450 pounds — at ports of entry along the Mexican and Canadian borders.
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The amount is twice as much as what the city expected, meaning people aren't shifting away from soda as quickly as the city imagined they would.
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Overall, wildfires in the U.S. are burning twice as much land as they were in the early 1980s and they're burning for weeks, not days, longer.
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The expanded service allows the Bentonville, Arkansas based retailer to get its store shoppers to transact with the company online, where they spend twice as much.
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It quotes a 2018 study that found twice as much plastic in water in the United States and India than in European or Indonesian tap water.
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In addition to being more reliant on smartphones for schoolwork, these kids also spend about twice as much time per day watching television and online videos.
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Instead of buying a skirt from, say, H&M for $29.99, the better investment is a used designer skirt, even if it costs twice as much.
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The Reserve Bank of New Zealand cut its benchmark interest rate by twice as much as expected, citing "heightened uncertainty" and "historically low" global bond yields.
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Sales of organic eggs, for which customers shell out over twice as much as for caged-hen ones, have come off the boil in recent years.
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Before Dayu, he gave rides on his motorbike and made $10-$15 a day, more than twice as much as now, said the father of six.
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The budget had blown up to $9 million, over twice as much as the original goal, and the feedback from Universal Pictures was less than favorable.
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Citing App Annie's latest estimates, App Store revenues are nearly twice as much as the Google Play Store's, according to Apple Chief Financial Officer Luca Maestri.
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The second-generation model, called the Surface Laptop 23, is supposed to be 22 percent faster and includes twice as much RAM in its base configuration.
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The FTSE 13 was up 21 percent, restrained by a rising pound, while the pan-European STOXX 22.8 rose by twice as much, up 23.2 percent.
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Werner Stoll took 60 micrograms, only a quarter of the dose that had steamrollered Hofmann on Bicycle Day but twice as much as his subsequent experiments.
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In 2016 America spent $10,348 per person on health care, roughly twice as much as the average for comparable rich countries, according to the Kaiser Foundation.
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Now the 46-year-old native of Mexico works in a climate-controlled greenhouse and makes nearly twice as much money at a year-round job.
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For regular instances, Linode's service generally offers up to twice as much RAM as DigitalOcean's — with the rest of the features being more or less equal.
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According to the website, Airbnb guests "stay longer and spend more" in the "diverse" neighborhoods they visit, more than twice as much as a typical visitor.
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Overall, these cord cutters spent twice as much time with their eyes glued to a screen when compared to their peers watching on typical cable TV.
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The GPS-only Apple Watch Series 4 costs twice as much, and in terms of design, the Active is just way more appealing than Fitbit's Versa.
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This mission will investigate Jupiter's moon Europa, which has a salty liquid water ocean containing twice as much water as Earth's oceans beneath an icy crust.
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About the size of Earth's moon, it's got a briny ocean, containing twice as much water as what's on our entire planet, and a rocky core.
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Urwicz contended that Birdie is easier to use than photography drones, which often sell for at least twice as much as Birdie's $50 suggested retail price.
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Halpern said that there's twice as much dark energy as everything else in the entire universe combined, yet what it actually is remains a total mystery.
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While we have similar services stateside (which usually cost about twice as much), glowy, smooth skin does make for a nice souvenir if you're visiting Tokyo.
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Flames have charred more than twice as much land in California so far in 2017 compared with the same time last year, according to Cal Fire.
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To go from 20 to 21 requires twice as much — the first time the game doubles the requirement — and the number increases dramatically every few levels.
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While men spend nearly twice as much as women on the holiday, that doesn't mean the holiday is easy on the wallet for the average woman.
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Then again, the report found that Google (via its advertising arm DoubleClick) receives nearly twice as much browser health data as the next largest advertiser, Amazon.
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Over the last year, taxpayers spent nearly twice as much on the mortgage interest deduction than on the whole U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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When the work is done next year, about a third of the 3,000-foot hillside will be lined in concrete — twice as much as originally planned.
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While Thomson Reuters Global Banks Index is down by a third since the end of 2007, the Swiss bank's shares are down nearly twice as much.
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In general, lump costs at least twice as much as briquettes, but it lights easier and burns cleaner, producing the least amount of smoke and ash.
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Most parents unwittingly give their kids the wrong dose of liquid medication — in some cases more than twice as much as instructed, a new study shows.
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That sounds like a big number, but over the last decade we have spent over twice as much — over $200 billion — in off-budget disaster supplementals.
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The yearly spending requirement of $22020 billion anticipated by the CBO would be nearly twice as much as the annual average over the past three decades.
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But if that quicklime is then dumped into seawater, scientists say it can absorb around twice as much CO2 as was released in the first reaction.
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And on a percentage basis, people in the top 1 percent get twice as much of a reduction in their effective tax rate as everyone else.
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Commercial insurance forces Americans to spend nearly twice as much on health care as our peers in Europe and Japan for significantly worse health care outcomes.
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The Galaxy S10 comes with a minimum of 128 GB of storage, twice as much as the Pixel 4's paltry base 64 GB of storage.
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People ate about 74 million tonnes of pork, beef and poultry in 2017, about twice as much as the United States, according to U.S. government estimates.
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French economist Eric Pichet estimated the outward flow of wealth cost the French government twice as much revenue as the total ultimately yielded by the tax.
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He said that the agency has access to twice as much ID data — like YouTube and audience data — using Ads Data Hub than it did previously.
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SX7P, which like other cyclical sectors are sensitive to the economy, are down 5 percent from their May peak, twice as much the broader market's decline .
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Researchers report they have engineered a strain of algae that can produce twice as much fat — essentially oil — but can still grow at its normal rate.
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In 2015, the US invested more than twice as much as the total spending of EU Member States on defense, according to the commission's own data.
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If you keep doing what you're doing, you'll keep getting what you're getting; if you double down, you'll get twice as much of what you're getting.
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A study from the carrier finds that users are now streaming twice as much online video as they were before the Binge On program came about.
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But the company remains dependent on its luxury brands Audi and Porsche, which generated more than twice as much profit, even though they sell fewer cars.
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"I couldn't believe that they were talking about lowest-income people getting $600 and somebody making $85033,000 getting twice as much as that, $1,200," she said.
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To match last year's installations, Tesla would have to sell twice as much in the fourth quarter as it did in the first three quarters combined.
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New York and California spend twice as much of their state budgets on retirement costs as they did a decade ago, mostly for paying down debt.
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In early fall, at the height of hurricane season, marsh grass reduces wave energy twice as much as in early summer due to its growth phase.
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Taken together, the share prices of the Big Five have risen more than twice as much as the S&P 500 Index over the past year.
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In contrast, the United States accounts for more than one-quarter of cumulative carbon emissions since 1850, more than twice as much as any other country.
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The Falcon Heavy will be able to carry more than 303,000 pounds to low-Earth orbit, or more than twice as much as current competing rockets.
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A renovation at the Bleecker Street station of the No. 6 line that included a neon light installation cost $135 million, twice as much as estimated.
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The health care sector, which includes biotechnology, recently accounted for about a third of her fund's assets — about twice as much as her average Morningstar peer.
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The researchers found that doctors spent nearly twice as much time doing administrative work as actually seeing patients: 49 percent of their time, versus 27 percent.
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"They had a third of the staff and a quarter of the events and they raise at least twice as much as we did," he said.
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" He said on CNN in June, "Right now, we spend twice as much per capita on health care as do the people of any other nation.
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Americans pay twice as much as people in most other developed markets, where similar sites have done much to depress residential-property transaction fees (see chart).
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If two events would have to be held on one day — at two separate Alpine sites, which means twice as much manpower needed — so be it.
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And even for the same insurer, cataract surgery might cost twice as much in a clinic affiliated with a hospital compared with an independent surgery center.
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I made twice as much money this year as last year at my company, and it's exciting to see my growth potential/improvements as a salesperson.
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In a tweet last month, Dorsey claimed that Square could pay twice as much as Salesforce, even though his company is significantly smaller than Benioff's company.
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Partly as a result, the United States spends about twice as much per person on health as do other Western countries, and this gap is growing.
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Arctic permafrost, which is wetland soil that remains frozen for two consecutive years, stores nearly twice as much carbon as the current amount in the atmosphere.
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In the first half of the year, its operating losses totaled $1.37 billion, about twice as much as it lost in the same period last year.
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Massive power outages won't save California, Twitter misused your two-factor authentication data, and scientists now know where lightning strikes twice (as much as anywhere else).
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When watching the day care videos, toddlers with autism looked at faces half as often as typical children did, and at objects almost twice as much.
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Here are some of the key findings, provided by the Clayman Institute:Women's evaluations contain nearly twice as much language about their communal or nurturing style — e.g.
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But the rate of spending is most alarming for Buttigieg and Warren, who both spent more than twice as much in January as they took in.
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A report released last spring showed the corporation produces some 22019 million tons of plastic annually — almost twice as much as Nestle, which was No. 2.
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