One of the upshots of the larger footprint is the volume increase.
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One of the upshots of this trend is a general lowering of investment management fees.
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The upshots of adopting such an absolutist facade can be strung together into a fateful parable of sunk costs.
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They're worth reading if you're trying to get a handle on what's happening overseas, even while the upshots are slightly rosy sounding.
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One of the upshots of relying on this old technology is that aircraft frequently have to fly roundabout routes to get where they are going.
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The UpShots are the military grade version of the company's assistive wearable, which utilizes liquid spring technology, promising lift output similar to those provided by the current crop of high-end electronic exoskeletons.
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Her videos are cleanly edited and set to jazzy tunes for a stylized, modernInstagram aesthetic in motion that puts meals at the forefront and includes close-upshots of her smiling face feasting on juicy oranges.
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There are upshots to this: If a fan is able to see all tickets that are on sale for any event at any time, they can make a more informed decision about what to buy.
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One of the upshots of that is that men have a steep level of sleep deprivation, while women who can stay at home with the infant can sleep when the baby sleeps and get slightly more sleep during the day.
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The two most significant upshots of this: WhatsApp (and Facebook) will not be fined; and the ICO has gotten WhatsApp to sign an undertaking in which it has committed publicly not to share personal data with Facebook in the future until the two services can do it in a way that is compliant with General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
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The downside to Noon is that it only comes out once a year. The upshots are that Noon has a serif font, crisp photos, and excellent writing, or at least writing by writers I love."The Stranger Time Out New York said "Even if it shares some authors with mainstream publishers, Noon still shimmers with courage, strangeness and unknown voices" and that editor Diane Williams "has a penchant for devout stylists and squirm-inducing topics.
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The first nationals competition had lacuna raced is the 2nd event of Batang Pinoy National Championship held in Laguna. He set his record as one of a youngest gold grabber in the competition, composed of a gold at 1:02.71 time in the event 100 LC Meter Butterfly and silver with 2:05.35 in 200 LC Meter Freestyle. His winning meets grant of “Dangal ng Pulilan Awardee” in Pulilan, Bulacan. Nevertheless, at the 3rd Batang Pinoy National Championship in Bacolod, lacuna upshots only one silver medal at the event.
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After graduating from college, he began working at The Stimson Center in Washington, D.C. He was then recruited by The New Republic before being hired by the David Leonhardt to work for The New York Times in November 2013. At the Times, he has worked with Amanda Cox on many of The Upshots election-related stories. Cohn has been featured as a political commentator on CNN, MSNBC, C-SPAN, and NPR. In addition to writing for The New York Times, Cohn has also written columns for The Chicago Tribune, The Baltimore Sun, and RealClearPolitics, among others.
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M. unicolor typically kills the E. solidaginis larva inhabiting the gall, but this does not appear to be an essential part of its life cycle. One of the upshots of these interactions is that larvae that produce galls of a moderate size – that is, not small and thin enough for wasps to easily penetrate, but not large enough to attract the attention of birds – have a fitness advantage. In addition to these direct, predatory interactions, a negative correlation has been observed between goldenrod defoliation by Trirhabda beetles, suggesting that competition for plant resources may also have an important role to play in the Eurosta/Solidago system. Adult emerging from gall.
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Peirce lectured and further wrote on pragmatism to make clear his own interpretation. While framing a conception's meaning in terms of conceivable tests, Peirce emphasized that, since a conception is general, its meaning, its intellectual purport, equates to its acceptance's implications for general practice, rather than to any definite set of real effects (or test results); a conception's clarified meaning points toward its conceivable verifications, but the outcomes are not meanings, but individual upshots. Peirce in 1905 coined the new name pragmaticism "for the precise purpose of expressing the original definition",Peirce, on p p. 165–166 in "What Pragmatism Is", The Monist, v.
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Her perceptions of similarities between European Christians, and the potential converts in the New World were the upshots of a cloistered convent life, and largely non-existent experiences with other cultures; such seclusion allowed for an over-simplification of her ambition to spread God's word transnationally. According to Natalie Zemon Davis, the integrative approach towards Native interactions that developed from this mindset was dissimilar to the Jesuit's methods of establishing relationships in New France. Jesuits, adopted Native roles in the presence of First Nations peoples, but were quick to shed these association when outside the confines of their settlements; this double life made any fully integrative experience, or universal mindset impossible. Marie noticed that Native girls were in possession of commendable traits such as submissiveness, and conscientiousness, which would facilitate their adoption of Christian practices, and their commitment to a Christian marriage; the two pillars of a thorough, universalizing conversion.
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