Even for a single issue, the storage requirements are appreciable.
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Two months without appreciable rain has left vegetation dangerously dry.
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In fact, there is no appreciable stock available to borrow.
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"I don't believe we detected any appreciable uptick," he said.
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I haven't noticed an appreciable difference between cubes and strips.
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Does this interest ever manifest in your music in any appreciable way?
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And drug use and trafficking haven't declined by an appreciable amount for decades.
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There was no appreciable difference to be found, and, trust me, I looked.
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Today, EOR is the only industrial use of CO2 that has reached appreciable scale.
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There simply wasn't any appreciable risk to mitigate by moving the fuel more quickly.
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Uranium is the heaviest element to occur naturally on Earth's surface in an appreciable amount.
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Yet in the weeks that followed, there was no appreciable uptick in estimated gun sales.
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Controls are as responsive as they ever were, with no appreciable lag or other weirdness.
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Based on my testing, there isn't an appreciable difference in sharpness between the two apertures.
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"I haven't noticed it," she said when asked if Mr. Ryan had won appreciable support.
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"Malice need not exist at any appreciable time before the act," Newman told the jury.
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It isn't clear yet whether Minnesota liquor stores are seeing an appreciable rise in sales.
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A single gene for one of these things also won't have an appreciable impact on behavior.
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It seemed like a comfortable retirement: not too expensive, but not shabby in any appreciable way.
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The other appreciable Night Sight advantage in daytime will mostly be felt by Pixel 3 owners.
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Also, the organoids have not experienced any "appreciable changes" in the year since they were cultivated.
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A little over a year after the move, my life is better in every appreciable way.
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He may also be one of the organization's most appreciable forces for the next ten years.
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The AmazonBasics batteries came in third, but there was little appreciable difference between the top three.
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The laptop's battery capacity has also been improved by an appreciable amount, going from 4003Wh to 2400Wh.
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The Maximalist (revolutionary) movement has made fresh and fairly appreciable progress but no disorders have taken place.
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It should, therefore, come as no surprise that death taxes generated little appreciable money for these governments.
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I tried it both ways to see if there was an appreciable difference in texture or flavor.
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There's been "no appreciable damage" to the house, apart from a vintage lava lamp that was broken.
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This year, Pomellato celebrates its 50th anniversary, and has made appreciable progress from those Bar Jamaica origins.
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The Pixel 3 and 3 XL are huge improvements on last year's phones in almost every appreciable way.
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There might be no appreciable industrial difference between what a Kate Hudson can do versus your Blake Livelys.
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The Jaguars had to pay Jackson an appreciable amount more than Denver would have to reel him in.
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However, despite that choice, Bare says that swapping gender roles doesn't actually change the story in any appreciable way.
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What was especially appreciable in this fight was Thompson's commitment to coming in straight and getting off on angles.
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Bipartisanship on any appreciable scale, at least based on reason and persuasion, is currently impossible in US federal politics.
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It's the first time it's moved any appreciable distance for more than a century, according to CNN affiliate CBC.
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Even minor characters are run through mazes of back story and digression that add little appreciable dimension to the plot.
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Other analysts said that any appreciable increase in gas prices could slow the pace of sales for sport utility vehicles.
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"During the great extinctions of the dinosaurs in the Pleistocene, amphibians made it through with no appreciable effect," Mendelson says.
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Consumers husband took the product for a month, did not see any appreciable results and tried to return the product.
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Yet they also saw unemployment averaging below 4 percent through 2020 without any appreciable jump in inflation, another seeming contradiction.
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Lowering the brightness and switching between Chrome and Microsoft's Edge browser did not have an appreciable effect on battery life.
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By itself, no single escalation to date would put Iran on the precipice of a bomb without appreciable advance warning.
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But we have not captured any appreciable Hispanic population, and there has been very little influx of an Asian population.
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It found that the market remained stable, with no appreciable decline in the share of companies offering their employees coverage.
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"At these growth levels, we cannot expect to make appreciable inroads into the unemployment problem of the country," Kganyago said.
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Amazon characterizes it as a "small protest" rather than a strike, arguing that it had no appreciable impact on operations.
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Minnesota officials said that fentanyl had not been seen on the local black market in appreciable numbers for some time.
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"An appreciable number of suicide belts, electronic detonators, and weapons have been seized from the detainees," IRNA quoted Sadeqi as saying.
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Nevertheless, it leads to strange moments in the text, like his insistence that financial sanctions against Iran had no appreciable effect.
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But the game is a legitimate fantasy, with appreciable mechanical depth for the genre and a still-expanding wealth of lore.
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Meanwhile, the only solutions the owners can contrive are trivial measures for shortening time of play, and never with appreciable effect.
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There was an appreciable increase in the number of fines for female players since coaching became legal on the WTA Tour.
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They partnered with artist Andrew Myers to create a tactile painting that is appreciable by both sighted and blind art lovers.
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Students are fed literary theory before they've read an appreciable number of literary texts to which those theories might be applied.
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Tech investors typically have been patient about promises of future prosperity, especially if there is appreciable top-line or customer growth.
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"The conduct of the parties has resulted in appreciable adverse effect on competition," the CCI investigation arm said in the report.
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"As a rule of thumb, you could see an appreciable difference in six months," said Ted Rossman, industry analyst at CreditCards.com.
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De Clermont-Tonnerre, by contrast, takes on the western as a milieu and a genre with an appreciable lack of cynicism.
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"The diffuse ISM was historically considered too harsh and tenuous an environment for appreciable abundances of large molecules to occur," Cordiner said.
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The statement said that across three-quarters of its business, the company had not found evidence of an appreciable gender pay gap.
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He added that he would only begin the process if he believes an "appreciable fraction of the Trump voters" could become convinced.
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While results are difficult to track, some environmental groups acknowledge that Mr. Clarke's work had an appreciable impact on the Justice properties.
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"As a rule of thumb, you could see an appreciable difference in six months," said Ted Rossman, an industry analyst at CreditCards.com.
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But that penalty does not appear to have had any appreciable effect on Google's business, which earned about $30 billion last year.
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For now, though, much of the potential of gene drives is still highly speculative, and there are an appreciable number of unknowns.
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And the small number of Duncan trees that his son, Sid, planted will take another year or two to produce anything appreciable.
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"Housing market activity remains under pressure from squeezed consumer purchasing power, fragile confidence and appreciable caution over engaging in major transactions," he said.
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It is impracticable to think that the drug supply available for export would be sufficient to affect U.S. prices in any appreciable way.
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And they said they had not seen any appreciable number of militants fleeing the city in the first few days of main conflict.
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Instead, they should be looking at a historically more reliable curve — one that's signaling no appreciable changes in economic growth around the corner.
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At another time, this letter wouldn't matter even a little — a similar letter by foreign policy hands during the primary had no appreciable effect.
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The Note does have 6GB of RAM versus the S8's 4, but I haven't seen an appreciable difference in performance because of it.
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There is no appreciable benefit to this type of sleep tracking, as far as I can tell, and none is particularly explained to me.
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Now, if inflation were to go above 2 percent by an appreciable margin, then I think the gradual path might have to be altered.
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Previous research by criminologist James Alan Fox suggests that the 1994 ban did not have an appreciable effect on the number of mass shootings.
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Now if inflation were to go above 2 percent by an appreciable margin then I think the gradual path might have to be altered.
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Putin may appear the dominant partner in the Moscow-Tehran-Damascus triangle, and Russian airpower, money and diplomatic clout provides appreciable sway over Assad.
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It would have an "appreciable" effect on the number of choices available to consumers, but would not affect premium prices much, the study finds.
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We can argue endlessly over whether an appreciable number of Manchik's voters would have gone Democrat if there hadn't been a Green Party alternative.
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HOSKO: Yes, I don&apost think that naming them and shaming them would serve any appreciable purpose, other than just put a spotlight on them.
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But that does not mean that the Federal Reserve would be unable to provide appreciable accommodation should the ongoing expansion falter in the near term.
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I saw an interesting story about colleges reporting on the numbers of foreign students applying to the U.S. And there's been an appreciable decline, right?
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But in the few weeks I've been using it, there's definitely an appreciable and welcome difference in the way it enhances what you're listening to.
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Not to be outdone, the 114th Congress is even less productive and hasn't passed an appreciable piece of veterans' legislation in the past two years.
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Although there is a slim chance those tensions would result in an appreciable hit to business, they're still worth paying attention to, according to Friederich.
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NOW IF INFLATION WERE TO GO ABOVE 2% BY AN APPRECIABLE MARKET, THEN I THINK THE GRADUAL PATH MIGHT BE -- MIGHT HAVE TO BE ALTERED.
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With many works taken abroad, the law has had an appreciable impact already, but authorities on the market fear that there is more to come.
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"I don't see that his finish [in Iowa] having any appreciable impact on what his numbers in South Carolina will look like," Cobb-Hunter said.
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Bullard said he did not think events in Washington have yet had an appreciable impact on the economy, but markets should prepare for continued political volatility.
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If an appreciable number of those Bernie voters opt to stay home or vote for a third-party candidate in the fall, here comes President Trump.
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Home prices in China have slowly levelled off in big cities in recent months, while some smaller cities are still seeing appreciable rises despite cooling measures.
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"The data shows quite clearly that a drop in the de minimis definition ... would not have an appreciable impact on coverage of the marketplace," said Giancarlo.
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I cannot tell an appreciable functional difference between it and 211D Touch in terms, say, starting a new email or text message from the home screen.
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"Housing market activity is likely to be increasingly pressurized by appreciable uncertainty following the UK's vote to leave the EU," IHS Global Economics' Howard Archer said.
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He specifically said he'd only want to launch the impeachment process if he thought an "appreciable fraction of the Trump voters" could be won over eventually.
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More advanced transportation infrastructure could also drive up property values for everyone, Pring-Mill said, providing an appreciable asset for middle-Americans secular from the stock market.
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Thirty-one years later and the Bowie who prances before me is shockingly unchanged, his only appreciable weight gain being some muscle around the pectorals and biceps.
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This, like the small but appreciable upgrades to the camera and design, really makes the new Pixel feel like the evolved and refined version of its predecessor.
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While tech companies often cut deals to put the names of camera brands on their products, it doesn't always mean there's an appreciable bump in image quality.
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In states like Oregon, legislatures have turned to vote by mail, which has reduced election costs, increased voter participation and produced no appreciable increase in voter fraud.
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A tower fan can move a substantial amount of air, creating appreciable cooling even in large rooms despite occupying less than a square foot of floor space.
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While hardly a Kremlin critic like Aleksei A. Navalny, the anticorruption campaigner barred from running for president, Mr. Grudinin seems to be generating an appreciable protest vote.
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But the experience of watching it did underline the unique ambition of "Westworld," which is appreciable even when the ins and outs of the show are confusing.
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There was no appreciable evidence that a cap on payday loan interest charges, which has shrunk the sector, has sent consumers into the arms of illegal loan sharks.
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And there must always be the possibility to stop the use of automated systems with appreciable societal costs, just as there is with every other kind of technology.
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These cuts will result in no appreciable increase in real wholesale electricity prices and without loss of reliability, according to a series of studies by The Brattle Group.
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Second, US recognition of Palestinian statehood would almost certainly buoy Palestinian hopes -- but alienate the Israeli government, while having little appreciable impact on the realization of Palestinian statehood.
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But levels are cleverly designed around timing and rhythm—and there's an appreciable depth to the height and length of Mario's leaps, just as in the main games.
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It's a brilliant inversion to the usual, aggressive formula, with appreciable enemy variety, and an emphasis on reading animation and sound design to know when to parry or dodge.
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But still, eight years after Bitcoin launched, Satoshi Nakamoto remains the only creator to have built a blockchain that an appreciable number of ordinary people actually want to use.
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I've put in a few hours across a couple of campaigns by this point, and I suspect there's much more to the game than even this appreciable branching complexity.
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I've not seen any even significant fraud, any massive fraud, any appreciable fraud beyond a minuscule amount when you look at the scale of voting in the United States.
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"Many participants expressed a view that the global economic and financial situation still posed appreciable downside risks," according to the minutes from the Fed's March 15-16 policy meeting.
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"If we vote it down again, there is an appreciable and growing sense that we will not leave at all, that is the risk," Johnson was quoted as saying.
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Perhaps banks should produce such specific data voluntarily, so that we actually see that their private equity investments do, in fact, generate significant public benefits with no appreciable risks.
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Making food for others, with intent and an open heart, is one of the great ways to make the world around you better in a small but appreciable way.
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"If there were an appreciable number of genuine relapses, I would be concerned about how you decide when it's safe to take a person out of containment," says Burke.
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Jimmy is slowly earning his colleagues' appreciation at DM, using his attention to detail and humble attitude to make small but appreciable strides for the firm in the Sandpiper case.
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It's far more likely, though not certain, that Perot had an appreciable effect on the 1992 election, which brings us to the ultimate question about party splintering: the spoiler effect.
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The biggest names are trading at an appreciable premium over their IPO price: "With returns like this, the floodgates are going to open very fast," said Renaissance Capital's Kathleen Smith.
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Any belief that Pillar fit the "prototypical leadoff man" bill because of a high-contact, low-power, appreciable-speed combo was a nod to the antiquated nature of that prototype.
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It's not an enormous difference, like the kind you'd discover if you were listening to music through an amp or on a device with a DAC, but it's an appreciable one.
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Like the WF-1000X before them, I couldn't really tell an appreciable difference between the good noise isolation you get from sealing these in your ears and the digital noise cancellation.
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Mostly, it's worth watching the phenomenon because it's begun to feel like every actor who stays in the industry for an appreciable length of time will eventually join the other team.
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The exchange's part-reversal of the increases on short-dated carries may have been a case of too little, too late since volumes have failed to respond in any appreciable way.
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"I think we'll have to wait until 2021 before cloud-streamed game services make an appreciable dent in the overall video game industry from a gamer spending perspective," IDC's Ward said.
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The government argues Judge Leon ignored "mainstream economics" in his decision because he refused to see a deal as having "an appreciable danger" of raising prices on consumers in the future.
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Gordon may be a nerdy teenager, but he also has appreciable assets: He is sweet, smart and possesses an encyclopedic knowledge of the hip-hop canon, especially the early-1990s vintage.
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A committee that advised the federal government on dietary guidelines said the available evidence shows "no appreciable relationship" between the dietary cholesterol and heart disease, although it still recommended limiting saturated fats.
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Though some have suggested that Reef's Edge makes certain hero abilities like Broodmother's "Spin Web" harder to see, professional players don't seem to think the map has any appreciable affect on gameplay.
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When it comes to appreciable assets, "technically you're supposed to pay capital gains tax … so you should get a step up in basis if you leave it to your heirs," he said.
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For all Mr Trump's hostility to environmentalism, Ms Khan says she spied "no appreciable difference" between the size and behaviour of previous American delegations and the one Mr Trump sent to Bonn.
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Unlike 4K, which is only appreciable when you move to a larger display, you can see the benefits of HDR immediately with content displaying greater dynamic range, brighter highlights and richer blacks.
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"Many participants expressed a view that the global economic and financial situation still posed appreciable downside risks," according to the minutes from the Fed's March 15-16 policy meeting released on Wednesday.
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"The large crude oil inventory drawdown makes for a bullish report, despite the appreciable gains in refined product inventory levels," said John Kilduff, a partner at Again Capital Management in New York.
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With a 2 000mAh capacity (13,900mAh minimum) for AAs and 800 mAh (750mAh minimum), there is little appreciable capacity difference between AmazonBasics Rechargeable Batteries and top names like Duracell, Energizer, and Eneloop.
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" Kearney, however, said that she has found "no compelling evidence that leads me to believe that giving people money will generally lead to any appreciable increase in work or successful business creation.
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"The national and state party organizations are largely independent of one another, each operating within its own sphere, without appreciable common approach to problems of party policy and strategy," complained the authors.
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But whether higher financial penalties will have any appreciable effect is an open question, especially for companies earning billions in profits that may view a few million dollars as a trivial reprimand.
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"It's not like cutting this would have any appreciable effect on any taxpayer across the country, but losing PBS would," Neal Shapiro, president of WNET in New York, said in an interview.
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I didn't find it easy, mind you, but I was able to make appreciable progress on each try, and playing on regular, I got the W without tossing a controller into orbit.
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It turns people believed this for decades before mass migration even began: Brits believed there were "too many immigrants" even when there were too few to have appreciable effects on the British economy.
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They knew him as a street guy who liked to shoot dice with their artists, and they felt certain that his charisma would be as appreciable in verse as it is in prose.
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You can easily make a pie chart in Excel, which is a great way to make numeric data appreciable at a glance, without the need for a deep dive into facts and figures.
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Pie charts are a great way to present numerical data because they make comparing the magnitude of various numbers quick and easy, while also making the larger data set appreciable at a glance.
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"The aim we are pursuing in the foreign ministry is to keep Germany an appreciable part of the peace initiative," Maas told a joint news conference with visiting Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland.
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WE'VE SAID ALL ALONG WHEN A NEW CONTRACT WITH THE NBA KICKED IN, WHICH IS NOW, THAT IT WOULD HAVE AN APPRECIABLE EFFECT NOT JUST ON OUR QUARTER BUT ON THE 2017 RESULTS.
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There was only one scene in The Tale in which Ritter had any appreciable physical contact with Nélisse, a brief sequence where they hold hands while they wait in line to see a movie.
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Home prices have slowly levelled out and even softened in the country's biggest cities in recent months under the weight of increasingly tough cooling measures, though some smaller cities are still seeing appreciable rises.
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In fact, because it's fast-acting, it's perfect for non-believers who want to see real appreciable results from their eye cream, not just potentially reduced fine lines and wrinkles in 8-10 weeks.
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"The most important element supporting consumers' optimism is their conviction that the slower pace of economic growth will not have an appreciable impact on maintaining the jobless rate at about its current low level."
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Investors are not enthusiastic about buying at these levels because they're not at all sold on paying up with stocks near historic highs and no appreciable global growth outside the U.S. What about earnings?
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Flic isn't replacing buttons for those early adopters — they still work as advertised — but it is trying to spread the word that getting real hardware made at appreciable scale is harder than it looks.
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"If an appreciable statistical change needs to be made after the box score is distributed, the league office is responsible for making the change if it is deemed necessary," he told the Associated Press.
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Sadly (or happily, depending on your viewpoint), this hasn't made an appreciable difference to the broadly familiar beats of Julie Lipson's screenplay, even if Jen McGowan's direction is as attentive to stasis as action.
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The standard S210 still has the same kinds of portrait mode effects as the S210 Plus, and there isn't an appreciable variance in quality between the two phones when you view them at normal distances.
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One study measured a 17.7% reduction in eye wrinkle volume after 8 weeks of ingesting a hydrolyzed collagen, but it remains unclear whether that reduction is significant enough to produce visibly appreciable changes, Farris explained.
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Much of the debate has hinged on exactly what Kimura meant by "appreciable fraction" of genetic variation, according to Jeffrey Townsend, a biostatistician and professor of evolutionary biology at the Yale School of Public Health.
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That is, at least until 2010, when Gardner helped form Project CBD, and started working with medical cannabis cultivators, testing laboratories and dispensaries to identify and disseminate remaining heirloom varieties with appreciable amounts of CBD.
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In sum, Mr. Duncan made an appreciable impact on the national discussion of the war; he had for a time been a newsmaker, and by The Times's rule of thumb, his death was thus newsworthy.
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I remain unconvinced that the outside of the fold is the right place to put the screen, but admittedly I have also not really used a device like this for an appreciable length of time.
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In the Netherlands, both the conservative prime minister, Mark Rutte, and his far-right opponent, Geert Wilders, hoped to benefit from the dispute, though it was not immediately clear if either would see appreciable gains.
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In his editorial, Kucuk noted that most Americans don't consume appreciable levels of soy foods, even though the US is the top soy producer in the world, producing about 40% of the global soy supply.
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"I think the people need to realize that we are $20 trillion in debt, and you can't keep spending money on programs that have shown no appreciable impact," said Mr. Day, who goes by Chip.
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It normally takes thousands of years for Earth's poles to flip, so even if such a reversal was imminent—which many scientists doubt—it would likely be centuries or millennia before any appreciable changes would occur.
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Accordingly, we agree with Verizon that a temporary 60-day lock will not have an impact on an appreciable number of Verizon's customers, nor will it have a material impact on their ability to switch carriers.
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Home prices have slowly levelled out and even softened in the country's biggest cities in recent months under the weight of increasingly tough measures to curb speculation, though some smaller cities are still seeing appreciable rises.
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Gold fell on Wednesday as a recovery in equities prompted some profit-taking after Tuesday's rally, while minutes of the U.S. Federal Reserve's last policy meeting showed concern about "appreciable downside risks" in the global economy.
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If the insurer UnitedHealth dropped off the ObamaCare marketplaces nationwide, it would have an "appreciable" effect on the number of choices available to consumers, but would not affect premium prices much, according to a new study.
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This case should compel us to rethink the logic behind awards of hundreds of millions of dollars over one or two patents that do not add appreciable or tangible value to the product as a whole.
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"Adidas's evidence of irreparable injury is too conclusory and speculative," and the company "fails to make a persuasive showing that the Mega Blade shoe has had an appreciable adverse effect on the Springblade shoe," Simon wrote.
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"Some others, however, expressed the view that the increase was unlikely to be sustained, in part because it appeared to reflect, to an appreciable degree, increases in prices that had been relatively volatile in the past."
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Talking about substantially reducing payment to medical providers in one fell swoop, as though doctors and hospitals will say, "Alrighty then," and carry on providing the exact same services without any appreciable change to patients strains credulity.
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The lawyer added there did not appear to be appreciable shift of capital to Asia or other developing regions, which indicated businesses were focused on U.S. deals or were waiting for the final decision on the Brexit.
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"We suspect the euro zone may find it difficult to sustain this momentum amid appreciable political uncertainties during 2017 and likely reduced consumer purchasing power due to higher inflation," said Howard Archer, economist at IHS Global Insight.
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ST. LOUIS (Reuters) - The developing controversy surrounding the Trump administration has not had an appreciable impact on the economy yet, but markets should prepare for continued political volatility, St. Louis Fed President James Bullard said on Friday.
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Pumped up with rural gothic atmosphere and punctuated with self-consciously curated pop songs, these shows are what happen when you read "Mystery Train" and "Fight Club" and don't find any appreciable intellectual distance between the two.
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" Emma Best, a journalist and transparency advocate, told the Times that the posting of the Russian files was not done explicitly as payback for Russia's 2016 hacks and leaks, but said "it does add some appreciable irony.
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But the idea that nuclear weapons have no appreciable strategic role in modern warfare other than to threaten other nuclear weapons appears to have been invalidated by both North Korea and Russia, if not China and Iran.
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Anecdotally, the current thinking is that a given probiotic product should contain at least 1 billion CFUs—or colony forming units, a way of measuring viable bacterial cells—to make any appreciable changes in a person's health.
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Surely, attention to science during the presidential campaign was neither appreciable nor appreciative, and that followed years of dismissive attitudes from leaders toward climate studies, vaccination, public health, the teaching of evolution, and other science-society issues.
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Given problematic but appreciable contributions to the Second Battle of Tikrit and the Third Battle of Fallujah, the Shia militias will likely have a say in future operations, and they have voiced their interest in the Mosul offensive.
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And there also was mention of "regulatory changes" that had helped "an appreciable strengthening of capital and liquidity positions in the financial sector over recent years," which made the system less prone to shocks or sudden market drops.
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The idea of unwittingly ingesting appreciable amounts of plastic is obviously distasteful, and several papers have explored the possible negative health effects of these ingested plastics, which can remain in our bodies and might disrupt our endocrine systems.
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Though I am keenly aware of the massive, massive amount of work we still need to do for true queer acceptance in our world, the fact that there's been appreciable progress in my lifetime makes me very grateful.
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In a contradiction to Trump, Kudlow acknowledged that both the U.S. and China "will suffer" in the trade war, but he argued that it's a risk "we should and can take without damaging our economy in any appreciable way."
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You could go back to the horrible drudgery of wired headphones, but luckily, there's a simpler solution, and all you'll need is a needle, a penchant for semi-reversible body modification, and a tolerance for appreciable levels of pain.
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The jury is out on whether an urban VTOL system would make an appreciable contribution to a next-generation transportation system, or whether it would simply be an escape hatch for the super rich to avoid street-level congestion.
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"While GM Cruise is widely seen as a leader in AVs, we do not believe the human safety driver can be removed from any appreciable amount of fleet for many years... if not more than a decade," Jonas said.
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But in Namche Bazaar, the drop in demand is appreciable, with around 215 climbers attempting Everest's south side ascent so far this spring, down from 357 in the same time period in 2015, according to Nepal's Department of Tourism.
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While more passing considerations, like budget constraints or fluctuations in the crime rate, grab headlines, they often lead to short-sighted legislative reactions that ultimately do long-term damage to individual lives without an appreciable impact on public safety.
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"If the moisture content is too high, an appreciable amount of energy is necessary to vaporize the water, reducing the heating value of the wood as well as decreasing combustion efficiency, which in turn increases smoke formation," the journal Chemosphere explains.
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"We think there is a very real risk that growth will slow markedly in the fourth quarter due to appreciable Brexit and political uncertainties weighing down on business investment," Howard Archer, chief economic adviser to the EY ITEM Club consultancy, said.
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Claire mostly serves as Mary and Percy's perpetual third wheel and, later, Lord Byron's lover (played by Tom Sturridge as a heartless lothario who's been too liberal with the eyeliner), but 25-year-old Powley manages to give her appreciable depth.
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It said that the prices of the raw materials - palm oil or soybeans - were not regulated and that the EU had failed to establish that there was appreciable distortion of the prices as a result of the differential export tax system.
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And just as superhero films like Ant-Man, Deadpool, and Civil War were pulling back from massive CGI destruction and endless loss of life, Apocalypse returns to the trend, with an orgy of city-annihilating sequences with no appreciable human stakes.
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That court said the prices of the raw materials - palm oil or soybeans - were not regulated and that the EU had failed to establish that there was appreciable distortion of the prices as a result of the differential export tax system.
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It said the prices of the raw materials - palm oil or soybeans - were not regulated and that the EU had failed to establish that there was appreciable distortion of the prices as a result of the differential export tax system.
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"A fall in employment over the quarter suggests that persistent lacklustre economic growth and appreciable economic and Brexit uncertainties may be starting to rein in the labour market's strength," said Howard Archer, an economist with EY Item Club, a forecasting body.
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The law has already had an appreciable impact on social media networks, and not just in Germany: Around the globe, Facebook has plans to hire 10,000 new content moderators to scour the site for hate speech, doubling its current number.
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"The Competition Commission of India (CCI) is of the prima facie opinion that the proposed combination between Dow Chemical Company and E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company is likely to have an appreciable adverse effect on competition," it said.
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But Nadler has said that he fears impeachment will "tear the country apart," and that he would only want to start the process if he thinks an "appreciable fraction of the Trump voters" could be convinced it was a good idea.
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Car makers at times set a limit on discounts to ensure there is no price war among dealers but Indian law says the practice, described as "resale price maintenance", is prohibited if it causes "appreciable adverse effect on competition in India".
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That raises the question of whether the allure of easy profits is so strong that it overpowers any inclination to follow the rules, and whether the hefty punishments handed out in the past few years have had little appreciable deterrent effect.
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But if you need your characters to have appreciable depth or want problems of race and sex to feel considered or dare to hope that a musical inspired by shocksploitation might read as more dangerous than "The Prom," possibly this isn't.
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To put the Earth into the Sun, you'd have to change the energy of its orbit by an appreciable fraction of its current energy, so you'd need roughly E/Ebomb = (3 x 1033)/(4 x 1015) bombs, or roughly 1018 megaton bombs, i.e.
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The pace of society has sped up to the point that you can get groceries delivered to your door within the hour, and yet most eye creams still take weeks of consistent use before you actually start to notice an appreciable difference.
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The jury is still out on whether an eVTOL-based air taxi system would make an appreciable contribution to a next-generation transportation system, or whether it would simply be an escape hatch for the super rich to avoid street-level congestion.
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" Formaldehyde and formaldehyde-releasing chemicals, such as: 5-bromo-5-nitro-1,3-dioxane, DMDM hydantoin, imidazolidinyl urea, methylene glycol, oxomethane, and quaternium-15: Shampoos may contain preservatives that release formaldehyde, which Masten says is "not something you really want in any appreciable level.
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"Given this volume and the sustained withdrawal of magma from the summit reservoir without appreciable deformation in the lower East Rift Zone, it is most likely that the LERZ eruption may continue for months to years," the report said. Volcanoes. Geysers. Earthquakes.
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Not by dubious speculations on the action of a "chemico-electric" operation on "germinal vesicles," but by the synthesis of a wide series of appreciable and daylight facts in the structure of animals and plants, does Mr. Darwin sustain his startling theory.
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The jury is still out on whether an electric VTOL-based air taxi system would make an appreciable contribution to a next-generation transportation system, or whether it would simply be an escape hatch for the super-rich to avoid street-level congestion.
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Maybe the information not on the label would be there, an easy way for parents to understand the myriad ways the industry tries to monetize its products, often in ways that are not fully appreciable when you've walked out of the store with the box?
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But what if that side effect could be tapped to stoke hair growth on the head, effectively helping the 40% of women and roughly 66% of men who experience appreciable hair loss by the age of 35, according to the American Hair Loss Association?
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But it's not the surprising and appreciable distances Arthur Morgan travels between big moments—I learned to love the lack of fast travel after a certain mission, which I'll touch on later—it's the distance between me, Arthur, and the experience in front of me.
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In the midst of our lifelike life I come to this fork in your hand— stainless silver, of appreciable weight— and I fully understand its pronginess, the bent of want, an expressive head and narrow neck spreading like a delta out to three strict parallels.
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And without an appreciable investment in the material world being portrayed—such as casting gay people to play gay people, or scripting a gay sex scene that is even half-mast sexy—what is King Cobra but self-directed voyeurism through a supremely boring peephole?
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But Judge Rakoff wrote that allowing more time pass to gain confidence in Mr. Lipsky's rehabilitation "would come at an appreciable cost, as it would materially diminish the amount of time that Lipsky," given his age, would have "to engage in the work he proposes."
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It is unlikely scientists will have more than a few hours' heads-up on when and where Tiangong-1 will crash, but it is also unlikely to come down in a densely populated area where there would be appreciable odds of anyone being hurt or injured.
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"The cost of driving 2202 miles is now half what it was in the 2628s and, according to generally accepted economic models, an increase in gasoline taxes of five cents will have no appreciable impact on key measures of employment or GDP in Indiana," the researchers continued.
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"A couple of participants expressed concern that a substantial undershooting of the longer-run normal rate of unemployment could pose an appreciable upside risk to inflation or give rise to macroeconomic or financial imbalances that eventually could lead to a significant economic downturn," the minutes said.
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The George Washington University political scientist John Sides reviewed public-opinion data from the 2012 race and found that none of the hyperventilated-upon slips of the campaign — not even the surreptitiously filmed video of Romney's "47 percent" comments — had any appreciable effect on either candidate's support.
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In a change of pace for the distinguished character actor Sam Rockwell, his new role in the action comedy "Blue Iguana," is Eddie, a muscled meathead whose brutish charm is only appreciable in contrast to the oafishness of Paul (an amiable Ben Schwartz), Eddie's partner in crime.
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The jury is still out on whether an electric vertical takeoff and landing-based air taxi system would make an appreciable contribution to a next-generation transportation system, or whether it would simply be an escape hatch for the super-rich to avoid street-level traffic congestion.
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But the simple fact is that neither of those companies make up an appreciable amount of the smartphone market globally or in the US. The fact of the matter is that Apple and Samsung — and Huawei, outside of the US — make up the majority of phone sales.
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The jury is still out on whether an electric vertical takeoff and landing-based air taxi system would make an appreciable contribution to a next-generation transportation system, or whether it would simply be an escape hatch for the super-rich to avoid street-level congestion.
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NASA&aposs New Horizons mission , which flew by the dwarf planet in July 21.6, found that Pluto has towering mountains, but of water ice rather than rock; vast plains of frozen nitrogen and other exotic materials; and blue skies provided by a wispy atmosphere that contains no appreciable oxygen.
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Studies have found that our asset purchases and extended forward rate guidance put appreciable downward pressure on long-term interest rates and, as a result, helped spur growth in demand for goods and services, lower the unemployment rate, and prevent inflation from falling further below our 2 percent objective.
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As such, it is not clear that he understands the grand and terrifying possibilities before us now—whether the existential questions facing this country and planet are truly appreciable to a man convinced the mayorship of South Bend, Indiana, has prepared him for the presidency of the United States.
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There are alternate approaches in industrialized countries like Germany and Japan that make housing more of a consumable good rather than an appreciable asset, but it's hard to see how we could ever shift toward those models since there is so much national wealth tied up in housing.
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There were scattered reports of volunteer shortfalls at some precincts, though not on a scale that seemed to alter the contest in any appreciable way, and some precincts had problems getting through on the telephone hotline to report caucus results, prompting the state party to add phone lines.
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After all, the jury is still out on whether an electric vertical takeoff and landing-based air taxi system would make an appreciable contribution to a next-generation transportation system, or whether it would simply be an escape hatch for the super-rich to avoid street-level congestion.
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In boxing it isn't quite seen as the act of cowardice that it used to be, but there is an appreciable difference between taking a beating (at which point the corner should consider stopping it) and just getting fed up with being made to feel like a fool.
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In a nutshell, he argued that an "appreciable fraction" of the genetic variation within and between species is the result of genetic drift — that is, the effects of randomness in a finite population — rather than natural selection, and that most of these differences have no functional consequences for survival and reproduction.
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General McMaster's frustrations, somewhat like Mr. Tillerson's, have demonstrated that, except for Mr. Mattis and General Dunford, a principal in the Trump administration responsible for any issue the president cares much about cannot enjoy appreciable bureaucratic clout without becoming a cheerleader who trumpets his ignorant views and endeavors to impose them.
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Not only do the Raptors match up fairly well—Lowry and DeRozan would be the two best players in the series by an appreciable margin, Valanciunas has usually played Andre Drummond well, and Detroit is equally light on shooting—but it would essentially make for an entire series at home.
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Now they're offered everywhere that also has a state lotto, and per Slate's Nick Greene, there's little appreciable difference between them, which is likely intentional to motivate sales: If it seems like everyone rushes to play Powerball one month and then stocks up on Mega Millions tickets the next, that's because it's intentional.
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In the Northern States, where free negroes are so few as to form no appreciable part of the community, in spite of all the legislation for their protection, they still remain a degraded caste, excluded by the ban of society from social association with all but the lowest and most degraded of the white race.
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" He argued that impeachment should not be pursued "unless you believe that you have such great evidence of such terrible deeds that when that evidence is laid out to the American people, you will probably get an appreciable fraction of the voters who supported the president to agree that you had to do it.
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Neither Canadian company has a physical presence in India, but they supply potash to India through Canpotex Ltd, which they own with Mosaic Co. "The commission is of the (initial) opinion that the proposed combination is likely to have an appreciable adverse effect on competition," the Competition Commission of India said, according to a government statement on Wednesday.
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Beyond Warren's gains, Buttigieg boosted his favorable rating 8 points to 69% without an appreciable rise in unfavorable views, Klobuchar saw favorable views gain 6 points to top 236% for the first time, while her unfavorable numbers rose 220 points, and Booker's favorability climbed 263 points to 229% as the unfavorable side gained just 264 points.
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In particular, companies that sell policies that run for decades, like life and long-term care insurance, face a twofold challenge: how to fund policies that were sold back when their actuaries couldn't envision a world of interest rates below 8 percent, and what to sell now, when those same actuaries can't envision an appreciable rise in rates anytime soon.
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There is no appreciable difference of views among the president, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis and senators of either party on the need to revitalize NATO so it can meet today's security needs while maintaining the fundamental principle of Article 5 of the organization's founding treaty — that an attack on one is an attack on all.
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"The Court has given the green light to restrictive voter identification laws, without requiring states to prove that such laws prevent any appreciable amount of voter fraud or promote public confidence in the fairness of the electoral process," Richard Hasen, a law professor at the University of California-Irvine, wrote in an email in response to my inquiry: It refused to rein in partisan gerrymandering.
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The longer the delay in reducing CO22010 emissions towards zero, the larger the likelihood of exceeding 1.50°C, and the heavier the implied reliance on net-negative emissions after mid-century to return warming to 22010°C And CDR is not a get-out-of-climate-change-free card: Limiting warming to 1.5°C still demands the rapid scale-up of technologies the world has never deployed at any appreciable scale.
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Writing in Scientific American, the former chairman of SETI, John Gertz, argued that ''a civilization with malign intent that is only modestly more advanced than we are might be able to annihilate Earth with ease by means of a small projectile filled with a self-replicating toxin or nano gray goo; a kinetic missile traveling at an appreciable percentage of the speed of light; or weaponry beyond our imagination.
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One only has to look at incarceration rates, objective studies of criminal behavior and recent terrorism threat assessments to understand that immigrants, even those here illegally are not responsible for a disproportionate amount of crime and mass casualty attacks in the U.S. In fact, immigrants (regardless of citizenship status) are less likely to engage in violent criminal activity then those born and raised in the U.S. Studies of the ICE Secure Communities Program reveal that aggressive enforcement of our immigration laws has no appreciable impact on local crime rate.
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