The global economy, most notably in China, is slowing appreciably.
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The Spurs were never appreciably closer in the second half.
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This is because U.S. savings are likely to decline appreciably.
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Like the Dox, the Loft makes the Google Home appreciably bigger.
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If he did not embarrass himself, he did not appreciably improve.
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But it won't appreciably expand the dwindling audience for literary fiction.
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"There were years where it took appreciably more" time, he said.
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They have not appreciably softened his policies on trade or immigration.
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Trump's approval rating has not moved appreciably during the impeachment process.
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The Williams standing across the net from Pliskova hasn't appreciably changed.
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He has not been an appreciably worse jump shooter or defender.
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Note that the economics, which are alarming, are not being appreciably altered.
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A wall won't appreciably stop hard drugs from entering the United States.
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The picture wasn't appreciably better among white evangelicals with a college degree.
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Bank loan growth has slowed appreciably in commercial and real estate markets.
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Fewer startups are raising money, but the round sizes are getting appreciably larger.
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That was 15 or 20 years ago, though, and something has appreciably shifted.
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But their lives have not gotten appreciably better, and sourness has set in.
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Interestingly, that dynamic is not appreciably different in states with active coal mines.
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"Anesthetic delivery has not appreciably changed in the past 150 years," he wrote.
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Nor does more detail about the central duo and their backstory appreciably help matters.
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Instead, focus on getting to levels that will make your financial lives appreciably easier.
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Some aspects of it are appreciably better than 4G LTE, while others are not.
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Iowa and New Hampshire have voted, but the Democratic field has not appreciably thinned.
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And the prospects for the American stock market in the next decade have worsened appreciably.
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This week, as Mike Bloomberg nearly achieved onstage spontaneous combustion, that prospect came appreciably nearer.
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In short, when nominal GDP is higher than the jobless rate, wages usually rise appreciably.
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Whether or not these other moves make the Raiders appreciably better is an open question.
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The only way to really appreciably view 4K content is on a 4K TV or monitor.
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"Another sharp increase in debt, unless supported by strong fundamentals, could increase vulnerabilities appreciably," he said.
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The crowds haven't thinned appreciably since the place opened in 2004, and you still can't reserve.
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He is appreciably worse off, since he cannot credibly condemn an election that was his idea.
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"There is a chance they change something in Volcker, maybe they change it appreciably," Montag said.
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Neither approach seems to have moved public opinion appreciably in the direction of evidence-informed interventions.
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"Intervention studies have shown that moderate egg consumption doesn't appreciably raise cholesterol levels," Dr. Hu said.
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It's tough to speculate what might be appreciably different about the inside of this new device.
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On average, vital medicines cost appreciably more in the United States than in other developed nations.
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Nonetheless, the agency said, the annual rate of loss had slowed appreciably as forest management improved.
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There is no debating that all of those men each enjoyed appreciably better careers than he did.
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Nor have tie-ins with the "Captain America" and "Avengers" films appreciably goosed those shows' mediocre ratings.
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Nothing Trump said tonight will appreciably affect the trend of educated suburban women moving toward his opponent.
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The reality is, Americans have appreciably more to fear from their fellow citizens than from undocumented immigrants.
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Who would say no to a new iPhone every year if the asking price doesn't appreciably increase?
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The United States does have appreciably greater energy security, but that's thanks mostly to fracking, not ethanol.
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Though growth in corporate debt has slowed lately, "another sharp increase...could increase vulnerabilities appreciably," Powell said.
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But if financial conditions tighten appreciably ahead of the U.K. referendum, the FOMC may tactically delay to July.
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None of these details are appreciably groundbreaking, but, taken as a whole, they're all improvements for the better.
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The chief expressed optimism and said shipments picked up "appreciably" in September following two straight months of decline.
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The chief expressed optimism in that shipments picked up "appreciably" in September following two straight months of decline.
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Indeed, some sort of reaction already seems to be happening on the LME market with spreads appreciably tightening.
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Netflix's share price fell sharply after it reported that subscriber growth had slowed appreciably in the second quarter.
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When someone gets appreciably worse at acting, like Al Pacino or Robert De Niro, how does that happen?
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The result: The Supreme Court shifted appreciably to the left—even without confirmation of Obama's nominee, Merrick Garland.
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In practice, the Super Retina XDR display on the 11 Pro Max is appreciably better in all phases.
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In eight years, all the sick Daily Show burns in the world did not appreciably undermine his agenda.
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The limited series opens with a long, pretentious sequence and doesn't get appreciably better -- or less opaque -- from there.
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An agitated Edmund, however, needed a medical time-out after the first set and slowed appreciably in the third.
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González, from the Santa Cruz funeral home, told me he did not think the death rate had risen appreciably.
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An estimated 8,000 asylum cases from Central America are pending in Spain, and the backlog is not shrinking appreciably.
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But the small number of American troops in Syria can't fix this broken country or make it appreciably better.
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This 6% is not appreciably different from what national polls have found his support to be among nonwhite voters.
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The second half was never appreciably closer, as Indiana completed a 2101-for-133 night from beyond the arc.
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While The Current War sometimes feels like a Wikipedia page brought to life, it's at least an appreciably coherent one.
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Demand falls down appreciably as you go into the latter part of July and certainly as you get into August.
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To the contrary, high temperatures maxed out Thursday at 22.6 degrees Fahrenheit (-5.2 Celsius), though wind chills were appreciably lower.
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As for charter schools, studies have shown that they have not on average performed appreciably better than regular public schools.
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In the introduction to the final report he declared that "systemic risks are not appreciably aggravated" by these new instruments.
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That's appreciably wider than the ICSG number but unlike the ICSG the Council is forecasting a return to surplus next year.
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Turns out, not only are illegal immigrant arrest and conviction rates not higher than native-born Americans, they are appreciably lower.
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The 10-year Treasury has moved up appreciably from its August and early-October lows near 1.5%, settling Friday at 1.80%.
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In my testing, it wasn't appreciably faster; it was about the same at opening apps but slightly faster at loading webpages.
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By failing to appreciably spy on its users, the Criterion Channel returns to viewers the curiosity that's missing from its competitors.
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"The U.S. production factor has taken on a more bearish appearance as the oil rig counts have increased appreciably," Ritterbusch said.
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Despite outscoring the Warriors in the second and fourth quarters, the Lakers were never appreciably closer the rest of the way.
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The Mobius didn't feel appreciably different on my head than the Astro A50s I've been using for the past seven years.
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In person, he was much like you'd imagine from the endless reports on him: appreciably geeky, pleasantly courteous, and intensely intelligent.
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Either way, the result would be a moderate to liberal justice in Scalia's seat, moving the Court appreciably to the left.
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These particular strengths matter because the composition of the electorate in 2020 will be appreciably different than it was in 2016.
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The SEC should not implement a trade-at rule, as it could increase investor transaction costs without appreciably improving market quality. 8.
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Yet aggregated over time, the sum of these violations already has cut breakout time appreciably since May, and will continue doing so.
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Or they call a day later, not appreciably better, requesting the antibiotic I had no reason to prescribe only 24 hours earlier.
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Their deafening silence, activists and observers say, reflects the large field of candidates, which has not winnowed appreciably after three early contests.
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Although the level of sophistication isn't appreciably different from Oculus, HTC has introduced a couple of important conveniences that make all the difference.
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On the horizonIndeed, the return of an AI winter, a period in which innovations in AI slow down appreciably, no longer seems likely.
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Overall, the figures did not appreciably alter market expectations that the U.S. Federal Reserve is on track to raise interest rates next month.
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The global economy is slowing, appreciably, amid headwinds that are both man-made and the natural result of a normal, aging business cycle.
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The use of the MOAB in Afghanistan made a big bang, but it did not appreciably alter the strength of ISIS forces there.
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Stocks, of course, have not been the only market-based gauge to suggest that both the domestic, and global, economies are weakening appreciably.
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People have claimed for centuries to have psychic powers, and their methods — and, for some, their schemes — have not changed appreciably over time.
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Still, Russia watchers harbor deep doubts about whether Moscow will be able to jump-start growth appreciably ahead of 2018's presidential elections.
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In all the special elections to follow, Dems have to do appreciably better than they have been doing in these neglected areas. Sen.
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Still, even where it doesn't live up to its full potential, Auggie has some appreciably pointed things to say about heterosexual masculine desires.
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In a tweet Friday morning, Jeffrey Gundlach, billionaire founder of DoubleLine Capital, expressed doubt that income can rise appreciably without causing inflation pressures.
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The numbers rose into the end of the year, and there is a good chance they will not drop appreciably in this quarter.
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" "I think what it really does is throw a monkey wrench into the story that long-term yields have to go up appreciably.
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Critics argue that no matter how wide and how long you open your jaws and suck in air, it doesn't appreciably cool the brain.
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Culling the List Some games by design don't offer an appreciably different experience on the Atari 8-bit than they do on other platforms.
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If Byrd's roster spot had been taken by some hungry up-and-comer, they would not have been appreciably slowed down by Verlander's pitch.
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As much as losing starting back C.J. Anderson to injury hurt the team, it wasn't like he'd been appreciably better than the other backs.
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And that "meant that people felt pretty good in terms of their purchasing power even though their underlying situations hadn't improved appreciably," Obama said.
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The stock-for-debt swap is taking shape as Hong Kong financiers say that China's bad debt problem has worsened appreciably in recent weeks.
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Samsung Galaxy Buds are not waterproof, or even rated as appreciably water resistant, and should be kept as dry as possible at all times.
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Indeed, the only part of the white population that is growing appreciably is older people, the same group to whom Mr. Trump is appealing.
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Add an extra 15 seconds of dwell time here, another 20 seconds there, and you have a cascading effect that appreciably lengthens travel time.
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Although not all shipments were split to avoid customs duty, the scale of sales suggests that whistle-blowing could change Mr. Patrick's life appreciably.
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National output dipped appreciably in May but has since bounced back to 6.41 million tonnes in June, the highest monthly run-rate since May 2017.
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In the two decades since Columbine, America has not appreciably changed its gun laws at the national level, besides letting an assault weapons ban expire.
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And it's noticeable that the decline, which has been running since the middle of 2012, has appreciably accelerated over the last six months or so.
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Since the last time the S&P 500 traded at 2750 in mid-March, only energy, tech and consumer discretionary have appreciably outpaced the index.
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Assuming the situation doesn't get appreciably worse by the time January 2021 rolls around, how will you attempt to get Tehran back to the table?
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Those who can afford to wait for Social Security payouts should delay at least until they turn 70, he said, increasing their annual income appreciably.
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Democratic voters fell out viciously over two candidates who did not differ appreciably on most policy areas but conveyed starkly different ideas of the party.
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There's a joke in Seinfeld where George Costanza thinks he's come up with this amazing conversation starter: that toilet paper hasn't changed appreciably in his lifetime.
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Yet even if The Current War is soft around the edges and a little soggy in the middle, there's still something appreciably sparky at its core.
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President Trump's approval rating, as averaged by FiveThirtyEight, hasn't appreciably moved since the impeachment process began and sits roughly where it was before the 2018 midterms.
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The Committee currently anticipates reducing the quantity of reserve balances to a level that is appreciably below recent levels but larger than before the financial crisis.
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" Mr. Schafer said that in his view the project was undermined mainly by its escalating costs, which were "appreciably more than $500 million or $600 million.
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And they said the revised agreement includes few provisions that will appreciably change the trade balance between the two countries, which Mr. Trump has complained about.
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It scores appreciably better than the United States on the Healthcare Access and Quality Index, which measures deaths that should be preventable with accessible health care.
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In a 2000 study, Weyand, then working with a team at Harvard, determined that elite sprinters did not swing their legs appreciably quicker through the air.
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The basic design of the circuit breaker has not changed appreciably since Thomas Edison came up with the idea toward the end of the 0003th century.
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Fans have been eagerly awaiting the return of Marvel's band of intergalactic misfits since 2014, since which the star of leading man Chris Pratt has risen appreciably.
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Only Chinese search giant Baidu has an appreciably earlier target launch date for its autonomous driving project — 2018 — though its applications may be relatively limited early on.
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"A Trump victory, based on looking at volatility, will basically cause markets to go down appreciably at the beginning, kind of like Brexit on steroids, " Bailin said.
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Feng Chongyi, professor at the University of Technology Sydney, says the influence exerted by Beijing over Chinese associations in Australia has grown appreciably since the late 1990s.
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There's also another beta category, "hazardous gaming," for gaming that "that appreciably increases the risk of harmful physical or mental health consequences" for the gamer or others.
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Conflating those things is disgusting Spacey's self-serving piece of shit diversion is going to make life appreciably shittier for every queer man not named Kevin Spacey.
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Increasing its stockpiles and enrichment level, as it has done since May, still leaves Iran appreciably further from a bomb than it was before the nuclear deal.
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But as discovered, Apple intentionally disables certain functions to limit peak download speeds to 450 Mbps in order to make sure they're not appreciably faster than Intel's modems.
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Although Sanders still has a path to victory, pundits said it narrowed appreciably after the March 1 "Super Tuesday" contests, which saw Clinton winning 7 of 11 states.
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Some TNOs are "detached objects," which orbit so far from the sun that they&aposre not appreciably affected by the gravity of Neptune or any other known planet.
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Nadal received two time-violation warnings during Wimbledon's first week, but that hasn't appreciably slowed him in his quest for a third title at the All England Club.
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And in the minds of some writers, that failure is not appreciably worse than the fact that Bonds and Clemens were so prominently linked to performance-enhancing drugs.
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The Warriors, who were held to 239.5 points in an earlier home loss to their Northern California rival, were never appreciably closer over the game's final 18 minutes.
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"We doubt that prescriptive regulations would appreciably improve the outcome, when the technology and threat landscape are both changing so rapidly," Toby Fiennes said in a speech on Wednesday.
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Jews currently make up roughly 80 percent of Israeli citizens, and there's no reason to believe this figure will be appreciably affected by implementation of a final status agreement.
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"She raised the standard appreciably and restored a ray of hope among us, but understandably, she also became a lightning rod attracting the ire" of some teachers, he wrote.
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Her youngest, who just started playing goalie on a hockey team, uses it to practice before and after school, and doesn't feel it's appreciably different from the real thing.
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We agreed that these tools should not appreciably decrease public cybersecurity, and that use of the capability should be documented and reported in a way that enables public oversight.
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"We have highlighted for some time that the risks of 'no deal' are appreciably high," Dean Turner, economist at UBS Global Wealth Management, said in a note Tuesday morning.
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Despite decades of enforcement efforts, conditions along the Coatzacoalcos had not improved appreciably by 2013, when I gathered local citizens, from fishermen to accountants, to talk about these issues.
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Nor should they loosen most sanctions on North Korea appreciably in return for a freeze; a true détente requires actual North Korean denuclearization and some internal reforms as well.
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And, of course, this week got a little bit more so with all the major market averages up appreciably, even with some of the concerns that have been out there.
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So even though the Yankees (34-36) have played better since their dreadful start, a 6.883-20 record since May 3 has not moved them appreciably closer to first place.
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But by all indications, The Youngs already set up camp in TikTok, and what Byte's offering just isn't appreciably different enough to to get them to pack up and move.
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A spokeswoman for MoMA said that attendance at its two theaters, which screen mostly repertory and archive material, is steady but has not appreciably increased in the last few years.
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In prepared remarks for her semiannual testimony Wednesday and Thursday on Capitol Hill, she said that the bond portfolio, or balance sheet, eventually will be "appreciably below" its current level.
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We went into how housing prices in Milwaukee in the worst part of town are not appreciably lower than in other parts of town where housing quality is way better.
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"Left to its own devices, Twitter should be lower, perhaps appreciably lower because it doesn't have growth and growth is the magic elixir that's required for all tech companies," Cramer said.
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Overall, the figures did not appreciably alter market expectations that the U.S. Federal Reserve is on track to raise interest rates next month, with analysts citing a slack in wage growth.
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"The US production factor has taken on a more bearish appearance as the oil rig counts have increased appreciably," Ritterbusch said, ahead of another rise in weekly U.S. rig count reading.
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Both devices also feel great in the hand, but the smaller Pixel does a lot with a form factor that's appreciably better for those with smaller grips, and single-handed use.
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At the same time, argues Pei, "we don't feel the need to have structured light on our phones" akin to Apple's Face ID, so OnePlus' notch is appreciably smaller than Apple's.
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Meanwhile, Virtual World had overestimated how quickly it could grow—the big Virtual World Centers hadn't done appreciably better than their smaller progenitors, while leaving the company with higher upkeep costs.
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Cheryl Strayed: While a face-lift may temporarily give you a slightly more youthful look, I caution you against thinking it will appreciably alter your resemblance to your mother, Mini Mom.
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And I prepare to leave, as I do every Friday night, with the same sinking feeling that our approach to dealing with drugs hasn't appreciably changed in more than a century.
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It's an appreciably less-engaging film in every way, suffering from lurching storytelling, wild vacillations in tone (even within scenes), and a strong cast that never fully gels as a group.
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The majority of policymakers appear to have put more emphasis on the need to raise rates given the economy is at or near full employment rather than waiting until inflation appreciably rises.
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The company believes there's money to be made in space tourism, whereas global demand for the launch of large commercial satellites is slipping appreciably and the appeal for smaller satellites steadily increases.
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Everyone I spoke with said there were two ways to appreciably raise your metabolic rate: Either you can eat food, which causes your body to start using energy, or you can exercise.
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"We're seeing people migrate from these high-profile cities to places that have a lower paycheck but the cost of living is appreciably lower and your lifestyle is much better," he said.
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"It's clear that Mr. Lager has not done a service over all to kids, and certainly not appreciably better than even the most struggling school districts in the state," Mr. Dyer added.
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Medicare has started a program to pay primary care physicians more for care management, though a recent study found that a similar, predecessor program has not appreciably improved quality or yielded savings.
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" Mr. Musk and his lawyers argued that Mr. Unsworth was not appreciably harmed by the post, which Mr. Musk deleted shortly afterward with an explanation that it had been written "in anger.
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"We see little evidence that the trade war has hurt US growth so far, and we are skeptical that trade policy uncertainty alone will weigh appreciably on aggregate investment spending," Mericle wrote.
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The majority of Fed policymakers appear to be putting more emphasis on the need to raise rates given the economy is at or near full employment rather than waiting until inflation appreciably rises.
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According to a new study published in the American Journal of Health Economics, the death rate from the flu is appreciably higher among those whose home team makes it to the Super Bowl.
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When Lamb converted a Howard pass into an interior score with 6:34 to go, the Hornets went up 95-123, and the Warriors never got appreciably closer the rest of the way.
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Moreover, the number who approve of the job he is doing as president is lower today, and the number who disapprove is appreciably higher, than it was at the time he assumed office.
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Barclays reasons that the effects will be largely contained because steel and aluminum amount to just 2 percent of total imports, and thus won't drive prices appreciably higher or crimp broader economic growth.
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Since I received the phone, the price has dropped from $40 to $16, presumably because the new iPhone will be announced next week and the utility of a phone that does nothing drops appreciably.
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"Foreign portfolio outflows pressured BOP as well, even as pressures on current account deficit as well as capital account have eased appreciably lately," said Abhishek Upadhyay, senior economist, ICICI Securities Primary Dealership in Mumbai.
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That criticism of "this has been a really slow season," I thought that for a while, and then I looked back at, for instance, season three, and it's not appreciably slower than that season.
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As shown in the second column, the federal funds rate at the start of the past seven recessions was appreciably above the level consistent with the economy operating at potential in the longer run.
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"Left to its own devices, Twitter should be lower, perhaps appreciably lower because it doesn't have growth and growth is the magic elixir that's required for all tech companies," the "Mad Money " host said.
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"Despite the bullish supply-side fundamentals and geopolitics that support oil prices, it seems that the market needs a positive economic catalyst to move appreciably higher," said Harry Tchilinguirian, global oil strategist at BNP.
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Several times, I've had appreciably leveled-up and mech-core toting pilots just absolutely eat shit, leaving me with nothing as I restarted the timeline and flung my controller across my desk in fury.
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Her concern for her daughter isn't appreciably greater than her anger at the girl's father, whom she assumes is responsible for the abduction, and her fear that the police will uncover her drug use.
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While the economy should rebound in the fourth quarter as the damage is repaired, Bullard noted, it would unlikely be enough for economic growth to rise appreciably above levels seen in the last few years.
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While black people in general are more religious than the overall population, black people in the South are also appreciably more religious than black people in other parts of the country, according to Gallup data.
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The Bush administration's primary means of avoiding the war-or-nuclear-Iran choice was a punishing regime of economic sanctions, which damaged Iran's economy but did not appreciably slow the advancement of its nuclear program.
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Steel employment has not risen appreciably nationwide since last year, when the Trump administration imposed tariffs on steel imports, accusing China and other nations of dumping it on the American market and hurting US manufacturers.
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"To prevent the government from pursuing that objective by enforcing [the ban] against foreign nationals unconnected to the United States would appreciably injure its interests without alleviating obvious hardship to anyone else," the court said.
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Earthquake fast facts Wednesday's seismic event doesn't come close to that, though it is appreciably stronger than the smattering of other quakes from the last few days, as reported by the Southern California Earthquake Data Center.
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The restless, lonely Laing seems to find what he wants in a deeply fulfilling sexual encounter, but the moment goes unremarked upon by either character, and when Laing's lover is endangered later, he doesn't appreciably react.
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Unable to increase appreciably the domestic welfare of his own people, it is far more likely that Putin will double down on his foreign agenda in an effort to maintain his position as head of state.
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In the past seven days, Nintendo abandoned its past, America's relationship with North Korea got appreciably worse (so did the country's relationship with Russia), and the internet had a lot of feelings about a Star Wars video.
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The star of leading man Chris Pratt has risen appreciably in the last three years, and fans are buzzing about the return of the rag-tag group that includes Star-Lord, Gamora, Rocket Racoon, Groot and Drax.
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"To prevent the government from pursuing that objective by enforcing [the ban] against foreign nationals unconnected to the United States would appreciably injure its interests without alleviating obvious hardship to anyone else," the court said on Monday.
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It notes that price-earnings ratios and profit margins tend to return to average levels after they deviate appreciably, while earnings growth and dividends tend to track economic growth and account for nearly all long-term returns.
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This Upshot article explains: According to a new study published in the American Journal of Health Economics, the death rate from the flu is appreciably higher among those whose home team makes it to the Super Bowl.
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"Tether printing moves the market appreciably; 48.8 percent of BTC's price rise in the period studied occurred in the two-hour periods following the arrival of 91 different tether grants to the Bitfinex wallet," the analysis said.
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"Although the level of debt stock is still appreciably low relative to the country's aggregate output (GDP), the debt portfolio remains mostly vulnerable to the various shocks associated with revenue, exports and substantial currency devaluation," the DMO said.
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Thus it would (a) eliminate, or at least appreciably minimize, the euphoria that the drug produces in users who relapse, and (b) end the risk of respiratory depression that accompanies an overdose, causing the addict to stop breathing.
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There's a lot to unpack here, from the possible symbolism of this new Kevin's running over a kangaroo in his police cruiser, to the last-second appearance of Garvey senior, who unlike his "son" doesn't look appreciably older.
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"We do not believe that requiring the Chairman to be independent will provide appreciably better direction and performance, and instead could cause uncertainty, confusion, and inefficiency in board and management function and relations," Facebook said at the time.
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The caps would remain in place until the portfolio shrinks to a to-be-determined level "appreciably" below $4.5 trillion, she said, adding that decision will hinge in part on what the Fed learns as it sheds bonds.
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It is not uncommon in California for an older couple's tax bill to be appreciably lower than that of a young family living next door in a house that is nearly identical but newly purchased at a steep price.
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Meanwhile, the price curve, especially for diesel fuel, is steepening (longer-dated futures contract prices are appreciably higher than that for near-term contracts), encouraging more and more stockpiling of the fuel, including a surge in the use of floating storage.
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If there's a positive from these figures in terms of the state of the Chinese manufacturing engine, it's that many Chinese players are keeping the faith that things are only going to be get better, or at least not appreciably worse.
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People with certain mental illnesses may be more likely to harm themselves, or be victimized by others, but the odds of them committing violent crimes aren't appreciably higher than so-called normal people; rather, the odds are similar, she says.
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"This is a grave charge that appreciably heightens the Committee's concerns about the absence of appropriate safeguards as part of the mandatory audit program and whether statutory codification of such program or other remedial, legislative measures are warranted," he wrote.
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But Trump also appears to have suffered genuine erosion among working-class white women, largely because of his attempt to repeal the Affordable Care Act, and a sense among many that the improved national economy hasn't provided them appreciably more security.
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And despite the fervid hopes and predictions of supporters, returning the revenue as tax cuts or dividends does not seem to appreciably increase taxes' popularity, certainly not to the point where they can be cranked up to the needed levels.
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"The U.S. production factor has taken on a more bearish appearance as the oil rig counts have increased appreciably and weekly EIA (Energy Information Administration) production estimates have shown a surprising uptick," said Jim Ritterbusch of Chicago-based oil markets consultancy Ritterbusch & Associates.
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"If you read between the lines in past studies and this new one, the Scotty specimen is not appreciably larger than other known specimens—at best, maybe 5 percent larger, and that is with a wide margin of error," Hutchinson told Gizmodo.
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Even with my background in electronic surveillance, detentions and interrogations, I confessed that I was unable to suggest any new tools, laws or authorities that would give us any appreciably better odds of stopping an attack like the one in Manhattan last year.
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But with little evidence that keeping interest rates just above zero at this stage appreciably bolsters the economy and businesses — and with stocks and bonds already expensive — the best guess of some advisers is that the strategy may not help investors much longer.
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If the economy is humming along — as of July 11, the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta's GDPNow model was estimating a 3.9 percent annual growth rate for economic output in the second quarter — then why, he wonders, aren't wages picking up appreciably?
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It's never fully clear in the moment just how much debates matter, but it seems possible that the strength of her performance could appreciably boost her standing in the polls, just as Amy Klobuchar saw her numbers rise following the Iowa debate.
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"We have shifted to a trading theme in which correlation between oil and the equities will be tightening appreciably going forward as U.S. Fed intentions develop closer scrutiny across a range of asset classes," said Jim Ritterbusch of Chicago-based oil markets consultancy Ritterbusch & Associates.
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Note, though, that these are pretty tough criteria: Researchers model a full electricity system, responsive to both short-term and long-term weather variations, meeting demand that is not appreciably different from mainstream projections, providing all needed services reliably, using technologies already demonstrated at scale.
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Behind these signs of economic hope, however, are reasons to be cautious in our optimism and aware that a protective social safety net remains critical for tens of millions of Americans who have not seen their economic circumstances appreciably improve in nearly 20 years.
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"If Biden, Buttigieg, and Klobuchar remain in the race despite having no path to appreciably collecting delegates on Super Tuesday (and beyond), they will propel Sanders to a seemingly insurmountable delegate lead by siphoning votes away from [Bloomberg]," wrote the advisers, Dan Kanninen and Mitch Stewart.
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Despite this improvement, median weekly earnings of full-time workers age 22010 to 20183 have not risen appreciably during the recovery, standing at $22018 during the third quarter of 229, compared with $8615 in the third quarter of 2008, adjusted for inflation, according to Census Bureau data.
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"If Biden, Buttigieg, and Klobuchar remain in the race despite having no path to appreciably collecting delegates on Super Tuesday (and beyond), they will propel Sanders to a seemingly insurmountable delegate lead by siphoning votes away from [Bloomberg]," the advisers, Mitch Stewart and Dan Kanninen, wrote.
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Spectacles (Specs, for short) were first reported by The Wall Street Journal, which detailed quirky features—like shooting circular video rather than rectangles—but spent appreciably less time on Spectacles' real predecessor: Google Glass, a faceputer that promised the future, but turned out to be a colossal failure.
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With the formation of an unstable populist government in Rome last month, whose policy agenda places it on a clear collision course with its European partners, one would have thought that the chances of a full-blown Italian economic crisis within the next six months had risen appreciably.
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I don't remember him looking offended or hurt or anything; his Bucks were almost certainly winning by 18 points at the time, so presumably he could absorb the slings and arrows of a brace-faced doofus who had somehow talked himself into believing Sam Bowie was appreciably better.
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Lincoln Chafee, the former Rhode Island governor who sought the Democratic nomination in 2016, said his professional life had not appreciably changed since a campaign that was most closely associated with his pitch to convert national measurements to the metric system (and that ended after only four months).
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And while Maleficent has been established as a franchise that cares first and foremost about women, it offers a warm celebration of male allyship via Sam Riley's doting raven shapeshifter Diaval (as delightful here as he was in the first film) and an appreciably humble, good-natured take on Prince Phillip.
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There'll be a world of challenges ahead of Huawei (and Xiaomi, if it completes a deal) as it makes its way into the US. While Huawei's phones are often quite good, they aren't appreciably better than products from entrenched competitors like Apple and Samsung, and in many cases, they're obviously worse.
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However the judge in the UK case has now dismissed Streetmap's argument, ruling that the inclusion of the Google Maps box at the top of search results was "not reasonably likely appreciably to affect competition in the market for online maps" and that Google's conduct was "objectively justified" (via The Guardian).
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Studies show that reducing or even eliminating the Anopheles mosquito is unlikely to have a significant environmental effect (few birds or animals rely on it as a food source), and as it is one of 3,500 mosquito species on the planet, its disappearance wouldn't appreciably dent the insect's overall diversity.
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"If Biden, Buttigieg and Klobuchar remain in the race despite having no path to appreciably collecting delegates on Super Tuesday and beyond, they will propel Sanders to a seemingly insurmountable delegate lead by siphoning votes away from Mike Bloomberg," Bloomberg campaign advisers Kevin Sheekey and Howard Wolfson wrote this week.
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Turning to Asia, Pence's approach to North Korea may not vary appreciably from the current strategy — ramp up economic pressure and sanctions and convince China to play a more assertive role in reigning in Kim Jong-un — but Pence will refrain from Trump's Twitter baiting and will tamp down the bellicose rhetoric.
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"Many judged that risks to economic and financial stability could increase over time if the labor market overheated appreciably, or expressed concern that an extended period of low-interest rates risked intensifying incentives for investors to reach for yield, potentially leading to a mispricing of risk and misallocation of capital," it said.
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But it's the way I'd try and approach it: be willing to go up and get a player in a draft slot where I think he's still appreciably undervalued based on my analysis, or be willing to get out of the first round altogether if nobody left on the board is worth my pick.
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A single mother who works a low-wage job at a diner and is laid off because she has to spend time at home with a child who has the flu is not appreciably more responsible for the emergency that struck her life than she would be when stranded at home by a virus.
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Kanter's play did not decline appreciably this season, but with the Knicks committed to a youth movement — and to keeping their win total low in pursuit of the No. 1 pick in the draft — there was no place for a productive center whose contract was set to expire at the end of this season.
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In only three of those seasons was Ginobili a starter more often than he wasn't; those seasons happened to correspond with his two NBA All-Star Game appearances, although he was not really appreciably better or different in those years than the ones in which he started just a few dozen games, or started none at all.
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But drugs are priced according to their market and according to what it cost to actually develop them—a Kalydeco pill doesn't cost appreciably more than any other type of pill, but developing it cost millions of dollars, and the total patient market is believed to be around 1,200 people who have the specific defect that the drug treats.
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While long-term studies suggest that babies exposed to Chernobyl in the womb show increased odds of developing thyroid cancer as adults, there is no substantive evidence that birth defects were appreciably more common in babies delivered by women who were near the disaster compared to those who were not exposed, according to the World Health Organization.
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The president's top aides argue his negotiating strategy has forced Mexico and Canada to renegotiate NAFTA, China to put more pressure than ever on North Korea, and NATO allies to spend more than they'd otherwise have spent on their militaries (a claim that's impossible to adjudicate.) Also, one reason China is getting (slightly) tougher is that the situation has gotten appreciably worse.
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A.O. Scott, the co-chief film critic at The New York Times, is mindful of the epic nature of the film, and nods appreciably to the unstoppable force that will drive fans to the theaters, regardless of what the critics say: At least since "The Return of the Jedi" (1983), the point of each chapter has been consolidation rather than distinction.
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The spectrum of people at these rallies was not appreciably different from the spectrum at Trump's actual campaign rallies, which was itself fairly representative of the broader rallygoing Republican electorate in 2016 — and interviewing people at campaign events, as every reporter believes secretly but is not allowed to admit, is almost always a waste of time for everyone involved in the exchange, like asking Mets fans at a Mets game why they like the Mets.
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