"Employers and clients are more apt to take risks on them and more apt to give them opportunities."
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However, since they are apt to live longer, their suffering, if not alleviated, is apt to last longer.
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A tax like this is apt to change that dynamic.
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Older patients are simply more apt to have chronic pain.
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Yet officials may rue the volatility it's apt to bring.
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Mr. Howie pressed on, as producers are apt to do.
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"Objects are apt to wander," he wrote in his book.
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But now, she's as apt to see new college graduates.
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You are apt to run into people you once knew.
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They are more apt to do that with international support.
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When your legislator moves on, you're more apt to be tapped.
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As always, it's the poor who are apt to suffer most.
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Without such support, however, retailers are apt to feel the pinch.
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Politicians are apt to use history selectively when it suits them.
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He's tired, and with that, we're more apt to see mistakes.
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So of the two, I'd be more apt to buy FedEx.
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These days, home builders may not be as apt to cheer.
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Security leaks are most apt to happen in the cloud, added Ponemon.
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And easy housing might make people more apt to live abroad temporarily.
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Today, it is something that is apt to receive a "Yeah?" response.
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They're also apt to stress the importance of listening to that produce.
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They're more apt to suffer other forms of elder abuse as well.
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Not 20 years ago, we seemed less apt to think this way.
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And few legislators are apt to defend the rights of criminal suspects.
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Are some people more apt to be bitten by mosquitoes than others?
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"The reader is apt to leaf ahead looking for people," he said.
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But most users are apt to think of it as Facebook itself.
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Don't overlook the middle child, as we are so apt to do.
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Clinton also is seen as more apt to change her positions for political reasons -- 51% say she's more apt to flip-flop, 42% say Trump is, and another 6% say both of them are equally likely to do that.
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"These [charges] are apt to be large," he wrote in a note Monday.
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Republicans (46% agree), were more apt to say so than Democrats (33% agree).
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Once you set a goal, you're more apt to remain committed to it.
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Wealthier Americans are apt to spend on comforts that will not be tariffed.
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As with checklists, when solutions are imposed they are apt to be rejected.
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She says it's apt to apply the idea of generational trauma to women.
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If your work on above investigations progresses, you are apt to be terminated.
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They are more apt to weigh possibilities and seek consensus and common ground.
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If people feel like they are learning, they are more apt to stay.
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They are more apt to buy used clothing, or rent clothes, for example.
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Who is AMLO and what kind of president is he apt to be?
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Lonely old people, Dutch researchers have found, are more apt to develop dementia.
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In many countries, Mr. Trump is more apt to draw protesters than admirers.
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More experienced judges are less apt to treat black and female defendants differently.
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Smart people are particularly apt to get distracted by their own galloping thoughts.
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"It's pretty apt to say that we were seeing each other's souls," Hamilton says.
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So thin they're apt to char the undersides of cookies before browning the tops.
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Conversely, if you are very relaxed, your gates are less apt to be open.
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Panic isn't good, and we're apt to act more sensibly with a clear head.
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So it's probably more apt to call this series "Skybound's The Walking Dead" now.
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When we live in a bubble, we are apt to miss the real story.
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After all, state legislators are not apt to redistrict themselves out of a job.
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Younger Hmong, including herself, are progressive in their views and more apt to engage politically.
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With that name he was more apt to get through to people on the telephone.
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That's a number I'm much more apt to keep track of because I'm way cheesier.
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Instead, they're more apt to base retirement on having saved a certain amount of money.
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Credit investors are apt to wonder whether rescuing cash-burning investees is a contingent liability.
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Each is apt to dangle the closet skeletons of the other over their head. 4.
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Additionally, the viewer is apt to marvel at Kim's attention to each uniquely shaped drop.
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If that were to happen, some believe Hershey's largest shareholder would more apt to sell.
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Today, we are ever less apt to base valuations on precedence—who did what first.
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The provocation is apt to haunt you for some time after the lights go up.
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If you can see the details more beautifully, you're more apt to buy that product.
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This is not a candidate apt to morph into Bernie Sanders in the White House.
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Traders these days are more apt to sell first and figure out the facts later.
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And, Freshly&aposs emphasis on sustainability makes me more apt to support them than competitors.
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Since then, Iran has been less apt to follow the guidelines of the original agreement.
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"Scam" callers, he said, are apt to disconnect once the consumer starts pressing for details.
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"I think [smaller companies] are more apt to struggle to remain in business," says Roach.
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"With a large enough sample, any outrageous thing is apt to happen," the law states.
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But when it comes to how you negotiated your latest job offer, you're probably more apt to say that you bargained for a couple thousand dollars (if you're apt to say anything at all), not that you got them to go up to 55K.
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When people feel better about their home's value, they are more apt to invest in it.
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Both have majority support across party lines, with Republicans a bit less apt to favor them.
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In a momentum-driven market, once prices stop climbing (or falling) they are apt to correct.
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Gerry, on Thursday, the president, as he is apt to do, gave us a nickname. Watch.
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" "Given the lower growth and inflation expectations, it was apt to change the stance to 'accommodative'.
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Girls from poor families are both less apt to study and more likely to get pregnant.
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The placement of the woman's arms is apt to recall images of Jesus blessing his believers.
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As a result, you were apt to find strangers more threatening than if you had left.
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He's a man filled with contradictions who seems apt to say just about anything to anyone.
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In this framework, molecules—perhaps fats—aggregated and "self-organized," as they are apt to do
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She's more apt to blow cigarette smoke in their faces than listen to her three kids.
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Employees can work from home; however, students are not as apt to learning via online means.
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These were designs more apt to dazzle on the dance floor than shimmer demurely by candlelight.
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I do love a watercress sandwich, but I'm apt to make mine a bit more robust.
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As Serenity grew older, more apt to squirm and cry, Ms. Acevedo had to stop going.
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You'll be more apt to notice, and act upon, opportunities that support your goals and vision.
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It looks like hotel visitors are more apt to binge-watch than go the X-rated route.
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Without him, restrictions on when a woman may end a pregnancy are more apt to be upheld.
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He respects him and is more apt to listen to him than he might to someone else.
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If you try to time the market, you are apt to miss the best and worst days.
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"The younger generations are less concerned about privacy, so they're more apt to use them," Rosenberg said.
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And, of course, these are lifetime appointments, so the impact is apt to last perhaps for decades.
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Now, I am more apt to notice when they have been absent from work or look exhausted.
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Lesser-known products such as leggings and this swim collection are apt to fall under the radar.
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Those that haven't been redone in the last few years are apt to see the provision added.
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They grow faster, pay higher wages, and are less apt to lay people off in a downturn.
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Be genuine in your pursuit of your company mission and you'll be more apt to see success.
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"When people learn alone, they're more apt to be victimized," said Tom Kamber, executive director of OATS.
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They're going to be less apt to work the record because it's the second major label release.
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They're less likely to take advantage of preventive tests and immunizations, and more apt to be hospitalized.
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Would-be sages are apt to say that what matters is not the arrival but the journey.
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As humans we notice those things, and it makes us more apt to go into mating mode.
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Dr. Barber is apt to politicize his sermons on Sundays and advocate civil disobedience to win change.
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The derivative risks ensuing from these two very different types of conflict are apt to vary considerably.
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It might be more apt to call anger rooms a form of entertainment — period — rather than self-care.
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You're more apt to discount the numbers and rely on other factors, like your mood, said Estrada-Meija.
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It's apt to look back to the '70s in Chile, and worth the trek to Abrons Art Center.
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Certainly what was appealing was the vulnerability of that community because they are less apt to report things.
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There's a partisan gap on the question, with Democrats and independents more apt to oppose them than Republicans.
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Even when Moore portrays nature, the landscape is apt to be interrupted — and marred — by something man-made.
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A rising dollar and higher U.S. interest rates exacerbate problems and make foreign investors more apt to exit.
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Americans are more apt to get behind the wheel at the moment thanks to relatively reasonable fuel costs.
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A committed Republicans is apt to learn more about climate change in order to bolster the skeptical case.
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And Democrats are actually now more apt to be college graduates than are Republicans, a reversal since 1992.
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Your lawmakers are more apt to fix Social Security, infrastructure and immigration policy before either of those things.
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They're more apt to miss future earnings expectations, said John Del Vecchio, Ranger Equity Bear's co-portfolio manager.
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But if adland's most prominent chief executive is bracing for stagnation, investors are apt to do the same.
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Men with more severe depression were also more apt to report severe erectile dysfunction, the study also found.
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Yet autoworkers are more apt to complain about the president's gun proposals than to acknowledge the auto turnaround.
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As the software grew more complex, the code became more brittle—more apt to malfunction or to crash.
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Importantly, they empower salespeople to engage with customers who are most apt to buy their products and services.
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But step into a full-on BDSM dungeon, and you're apt to stumble upon some truly unexpected contraptions.
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They've seen 60 percent sales growth year-on-year ever since they opened, which seems apt to continue.
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There is so much going on in these paintings that you are apt to forget they are monochromes.
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Frustrated teenage boys are apt to dream up elaborate fantasies about gaining all the power they don't have.
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Women were also more apt to make their final decision in the last few days than were men.
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" When it comes to the rotation, he said, "we're more apt to stay with what we have within.
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Gin, for example, contains juniper and a variety of different botanicals, which are apt to change over time.
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State-run marketplaces, which do their own marketing, were not apt to be affected by that pullback for HealthCare.gov.
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Her romance with Jay-Z, which began in 2001, made her less apt to talk about her personal life.
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Issuers are particularly apt to be forgiving on late fees, he said, a shift that cardholders may find appealing.
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The voters who name it as a top issue are more apt to support Trump's approach to handling immigration.
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But for my part, it seems apt to begin with the blanket draped over the futon in Friston's office.
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With "uncooperative users," Marek says—people who talk like normal, impatient humans—the socialbot was apt to flop hard.
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And — insidiously — that's apt to give the party a long-term political stake in further demonizing the Russian government.
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That suggests they'd likely shy away from the pain they were seeing and not be as apt to help.
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Gannett may not be apt to sign the document, however, if it precludes soliciting shareholder votes in the future.
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Those who say they are current fans of the NFL are somewhat less apt to back a boycott (20%).
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I think it's an excellent choice for kids and tweens who are apt to lose or break their tablets.
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Cats are apt to perch wherever they please — on your keyboard, atop the refrigerator, or squished into a box.
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An impressive body of research demonstrates that if you live in substandard housing, you're more apt to get sick.
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We are apt to find the persistence unsettling because it hints at depths of rage being held in check.
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During contentious, heated games, fans were apt to hurl objects at the opposing team: dog biscuits, snowballs, beer cups.
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Do a web search for garden tours in your destination, and you're apt to find a range of options.
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Do you think it is apt to compare the statues to the Roman Colosseum and the pyramids of Egypt?
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Among the rank and file, you're apt to get different answers, as I did, depending on who you ask.
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Mr. Frankel said brand partners also benefited because drivers were apt to buy other goods when claiming a reward.
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Maybe that person showed more interest, asked the right questions, was less judging or was less apt to interrupt.
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Would you be more apt to give money to those on the street, knowing it was legal to give?
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Partisanship colors perception on each of these matters, with Democrats most apt to say they think each is true.
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The issue is how an objective judge or other fact-finder is apt to react to such an argument.
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We all enjoy the right of self-determination, especially the elderly, with whose choices we are apt to meddle.
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Sanders' supporters are more apt to be locked in to their choice -- 61% say their mind is made up.
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Roberts rejected that argument, saying more veterans would be apt to start businesses if guaranteed priority in government contacting.
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Personality: Once the cocky Harvard drop-out, Zuckerberg is now more apt to listen to wise men and women.
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It is the kind of assessment that Ms. Huppert is apt to greet with one of her ironic smiles.
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Voters more focused on the economy or immigration are more apt to back to the Republican in both contests.
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That could influence Fed policymakers, who may be less apt to hike borrowing costs if gross domestic product growth slows.
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"With rates continuing to slide lower, refinance borrowers with larger loan balances seemed more apt to take action," added Kan.
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An outsider is apt to wonder whether the denizens of little Loštice, Czech Republic, ever tire of the local cheese.
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After the first Clinton-Trump debate last week, 236% said it made them more apt to vote Clinton, 25% Trump.
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Bagehot thought that MPs were wiser than the electorate in general but nevertheless too apt to act like a crowd.
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These days, a company like Netflix is more apt to be screening movies at a festival rather than buying them.
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Furthermore, they'll be more apt to listen in the future since they know it won't require a huge time investment.
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I'm not sure if it'd then be more apt to call this form of water super-pure or just "dead."
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Anonymity can add its own safety concerns—people hiding behind a username are more apt to say whatever they want.
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That's in keeping with other surveys finding that women are more apt to say women face discrimination in American society.
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This tug-of-war takes a depressing amount of energy, since neither man is apt to believe either woman's story.
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It is apt to surmise from the above data that the One True Chris-mas is still in our future.
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Benefitfocus also found that younger workers were much more apt to choose the high-deductible option when given the choice.
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Entrance polls in Iowa showed late-deciders there were also less apt to back Trump than their early-decider peers.
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Men, white voters, independents who lean Democratic and younger voters are more apt to say they plan to support Sanders.
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Political scientists are apt to cite what are called "post-materialist" concerns to explain this leftward turn among millennial voters.
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Republicans and Republican-leaning voters are more apt to feel this way, 76% prefer candidates who share their views vs.
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"They are more apt to be selling things into other markets, most likely to be affected by trade," Cohen said.
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At any given moment, you're apt to spy tourists, locals, high-finance types toasting big deals and families celebrating birthdays.
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"The younger generation is more apt to be using YouTube than they are to be even watching TV," he said.
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But Nance argued that women are apt to look beyond the president's flaws at how his policies have benefitted them.
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Someone on a high dose of psilocybin is apt to have badly impaired judgment and, unsupervised, can do something reckless.
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Workers will be less apt to push for higher pay if they are convinced any price spikes will prove temporary.
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Users would be more apt to sign up for new apps and sites if doing so was easier, Facebook argued.
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"If you're dedicated enough to go through that program, you're more apt to do a good, quality job," he said.
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Teens are also more apt to engage in risky driving behaviors when they misuse prescription opioids, a second study suggests.
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Legal experts say the Trump administration's rule is apt to lead to similar results, creating uncertainty for years to come.
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And in both states, the group that is focused on beating Trump is more apt to favor Biden over Sanders.
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Now when he reflects on his past, Wilson laughs, though strangers might not even be apt to believe his story.
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Millennial or not, employees are also more apt to stay with a company where leadership by example is the norm.
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Babcock said veterans have a "critical role in democracy," as people "may be more apt to listen" to their perspective.
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Because Eklof's approach is formally very clean, showing some genuine, intriguing detachment, I'm apt to prefer it to Seidl's work.
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This suggests that smokers are more apt to become frail because of COPD rather than from smoking itself, the authors conclude.
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"The market is not apt to give the company much credit as clouds of uncertainty hang over the business," Bray said.
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The study found that donors to major endowments are significantly more apt to contribute if the fund can post healthy returns.
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There's even the issue of Dorinda Medley, a delightful, beloved woman who is apt to explode after one too many margaritas.
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"If we show solidarity with Islan Nettles, then they're more apt to give a higher sentence to James Dixon," Lopez explained.
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Likable people are more apt to be hired, get help at work, get useful information from others, and have mistakes forgiven.
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Most listeners are not "fans," and most fans are pretty low-key in their fandom, more apt to lurk than perform.
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The boss seemed avuncular and boyish, easy to laugh and apt to joke, nibbling his nails and shifting in his chair.
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Even when consumers do find a less expensive alternative, they are still apt to choose the pricier item, the study found.
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Independents are more apt to blame Trump (48% to 34%), and are most likely to say both sides are responsible (14%).
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In a Leavitt novel, people often have secrets; adoptions can go horribly wrong; the medical diagnosis is apt to be dire.
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Mckesson still speaks as if he's in the thick of the race, but he's also apt to move the goal posts.
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But no cajoling or shaming of uncles and aunts (with the law on their side) is apt to change the outcome.
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These folks are not like most people, but if the rewards they garner are financial, they are apt to be celebrated.
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Those states, too, were part of Mr. Trump's electoral map two years ago and are apt to be critical in 2020.
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Our kids are progressives, not at all apt to back someone like Mr. Bloomberg with his defense of stop-and-frisk.
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Was this an excuse to play in the halls, as one was apt to do when bored with the reading lesson?
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We're more apt to date outside our "types" as passionate Mars goes retrograde in Aries from September 9 to November 13.
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This sort of reasoning was commonly employed by Scalia; as an avowed textualist, he was apt to find many statutes unambiguous.
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Republican men are more apt to consider supporting such a candidate than Republican women -- the breakdown is 61% to 48% respectively.
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At the very least, it has not pleased all the residents of the Eternal City, who are apt to eternally complain.
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"Without a doubt, that incremental customer that is price sensitive might be less apt to use them going forward," Ryan said.
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People are apt to make fun of other people's habit of talking about the weather to their neighbors in the elevator.
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"When the poison of Harlem mixes with this pure mountain air anything's apt to come out of my typewriter," he wrote.
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Children with eczema are more apt to have asthma and allergies than kids without the skin disorder, some previous research suggests.
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And if the promised benefits don't materialize, well, your temporary sleeping arrangements are apt to be the least of your worries.
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When the game is on on your beautiful plasma screen television in your living room, you're more apt to watch it.
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A 20-year-old man with adequate shelter, cheap food, computer games, weed, and a girlfriend is apt to be pretty content.
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Regardless, not knowing which back Koetter might ride Sunday against the Panthers, I'd be apt to stay away from all of 'em.
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Even as a child, if her siblings took her portion of food, she was apt to throw everyone's dinner into the dirt.
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It could be apt to think of your teeth as the canaries in the coal mine of your overall health, Cram said.
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Cruz probably wants to avoid being put to the fence, though he is apt to lean against it in fighting off takedowns.
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Defense lawyers are, by definition, apt to scrutinize prosecutors, and there has been no indication that prosecutors plan to drop the cases.
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Otherwise, the mystic chords of memory that have bound us together for so long are apt to slip around our collective necks.
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And we know that if the content accords with beliefs that the receiver already holds, that person is apt to believe it.
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Older adults with hearing loss are also more apt to report periods of poor physical and mental health, and to be hospitalized.
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It's a different mind-set than when you're in your 20s, so people are more apt to gravitate back toward lighter beer.
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While politically minded critics parsed the dialectical aspect of Solás's shifting styles, mainstream reviewers were apt to pick out their favorite segment.
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African-American characters were more likely to use swear words, and Latino characters were more apt to use words related to sexuality.
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They are, for instance, more apt to employ people on the fringes of the economy, with less experience or with criminal records.
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"If the condoms are fun, relatable, sex positive — people are more apt to talk about them, which we've already seen," he said.
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Double-thick pork chops always sound good and look impressive, but unless they are cooked perfectly, they are apt to be dry.
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"They see their 401(k)s and other investments doing well, and they're apt to go out and spend extra," he said.
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For weeks, I moped around, as young men are apt to do when struggling (or refusing) to face up to a situation.
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The science of infection transmission provides some answers about what's apt to make you sick, what isn't, and how to protect yourself.
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Since that's no fun, we're apt to just toss them in a bag and hand them over to Goodwill, or Freecycle them.
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Railroads and high-speed travel no longer make us giddy; sites of resource extraction are apt to be viewed as ecological crime scenes.
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What's more, almost any reader who peruses the story is apt to feel embarrassed because the account is so bloated and self-centered.
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Ideally, you'd switch between the two, but at least if you're standing you're more apt to lean forward or backward, or switch legs.
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Those who say they are locked in are more apt to back Biden: 50% in that group support him, 21% Sanders, 8% Warren.
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Women (33%) -- especially independent women (42%) and non-white women (39%) -- are more apt to consider it a critical issue than men (236%).
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The authors suggested part of the problem could be that people with poor health are more apt to accept help from the government.
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The episode shows that Brazilians are apt to back pseudo-cures for impunity rather than the surer but slower remedy of building institutions.
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Prior to requesting or accepting connections from colleagues, think about material you're apt to share as well – is it appropriate for their consumption?
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Democrats are far more apt to see it as damaging, 223% said so, compared with 42% of independents and just 15% of Republicans.
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In fact, she's more apt to sit down for a talk with a fan than take a simple selfie when someone approaches her.
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Even after nine years in the job he is apt to stumble, most recently by calling Morocco's presence in Western Sahara "an occupation".
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Overall, the poll noted that Americans are more apt to say Trump's policies have encouraged racial division (44%) rather than racial unity (12%).
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Action is more apt to reveal character in Mr. Philbrick's other books than it does here, and Arnold wasn't much of a talker.
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Smokers and cannabis users were 52% and 41%, respectively, more apt to binge drink than their counterparts who didn't smoke or use cannabis.
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But even arm's-length readers are apt to find themselves being drawn further and further into the story — seduced in spite of themselves.
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Go into one and you're apt to find oranges from California, bananas from the Dominican Republic, avocados from Mexico and no local produce.
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But his calm, even temperament — when angry, he is apt to say he is "steamed" — leads to misguided assumptions about his core beliefs.
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Yet pollsters in both parties say the rank-and-file voters who will decide this year's midterm elections are more apt to yawn.
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Frustrated employees are apt to leave if they believe a promised payday in the form of a stock sale isn't going to happen.
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But maybe women fill nursing homes not only because they're ailing and need care, but also because they're more apt to be single.
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They're more apt to be overextended, at the 80 percent loan-to-value mark, than whites, the college educated or upper-income households.
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"Older homes were built at lower elevations and are more apt to be affected by severe flooding from storms and hurricanes," he said.
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They are sexually assertive, as apt to tear off a man's bespoke silk shirt as they are to have their own bodices ripped.
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Kids often push back, but they're more apt to put it on if they see you put it on yourself, Dr. Cohen said.
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Little girls are likely to be angels with feathered wings, while their older, curly-haired sisters are apt to impersonate ancient Roman beauties.
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And he has two interrelated messages: The US dollar is about to get way weaker and commodities are apt to swell in turn.
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Gravitate toward those who are grateful and happy to see you, and away from the people who are apt to make cutting comments.
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You can whack them thin (one-quarter inch) or thicker (one-half inch or so), but thinner breasts are more apt to overcook.
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And by a 40% to 33% margin, Americans say Trump's top appointees are more apt rather than less apt to misuse taxpayer money.
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When you push the limits of your ability and give yourself a goal, you're apt to enter into what positive psychologists call flow.
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It's time we realized that when our AI systems are not aligned with our ethical values, women are sometimes particularly apt to suffer.
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Democrats are just as apt to oppose the executive order (88%) as Republicans are to support it (88%); independents tilt against, with 313% opposed.
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Democrats are just as apt to oppose the executive order (88%) as Republicans are to support it (88%); independents tilt against, with 54% opposed.
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Retailer return policies are more apt to fall on the "nice" list rather than "naughty," according to a new report from advocacy site ConsumerWorld.
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Conversations about planetary transits and memes about what Virgos may be apt to do when presented with conflict are everywhere on Instagram and Twitter.
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Here's the catch: Penny Peabody may appear to be a law-abiding citizen, but she's more apt to take favors as payment, not cash.
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Complicating matters, people living with HIV may also be more apt to have certain risk factors for heart disease like smoking and eating poorly.
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"When you first wake up, you're in this Beta wave state so you're apt to [being creative], your subconscious can come out," she said.
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I hate yoga, but there I was, as one is apt to be when at a spa in New Mexico, at a yoga class.
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The researchers aren't entirely sure why the young mice are apt to do this, but a number of possibilities were presented in the study.
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He didn't fly the Democratic flag during the campaign and during the legislative session he was as apt to bond with Republicans as Democrats.
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If your work stalls, either by commission or because the case is too thin, you are apt to be scorned as a presidential stooge.
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That it may get you a lower monthly payment, streamline the payment process, help you get organized and less apt to miss a payment.
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As accusations of dishonesty have flown between Trump, Cruz and Rubio, voters say they are more apt to see Trump as honest and trustworthy.
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That is up from just 39 percent of all beneficiaries in 2014, when coinsurance was apt to be applied for higher-cost specialty drugs.
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Technology, it turns out, is just as apt to grind up the working class as it is to turn into a vehicle for prosperity.
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Anyone who follows the queen's fashion moves knows that Bey is more apt to rock a Gucci gown than wear something that's actually attainable.
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Powering through seemed to be the unspoken mantra — Ms. Fulenwider said that sleep deprivation makes people more emotionally vulnerable and apt to open up.
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That's not the sort of client apt to shut themselves away, and why should it be, given Louis Vuitton's origins as a luggage company?
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As it evolves, the menu, which mostly offers sweets, is apt to include some savory coconut items, too: Coconut Cart, daily from 11 a.m.
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Justice Sotomayor is more apt to see encounters with the police through the eyes of the powerless, as tinged with humiliation, danger and worse.
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As a result, experts predict that voters in those states will become more resistant to existing taxes and more apt to oppose future increases.
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It has also driven a once high-flying stock market into bear market territory, making Americans feel less wealthy and less apt to spend.
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Not that much is apt to go wrong with a new car, and if something does, the dealer will usually fix it under warranty.
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Nearly a quarter of drivers blamed laziness, while 17 percent said they skipped signaling because they were apt to forget to cancel the blinkers.
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"I think now because of the situation we have in our country, reporters are more apt to ask political questions of athletes," Navratilova said.
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"I think they were more apt to be in the mind-set of saying we want to perform well in the cold," Hatman said.
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When the public doesn't trust a prosecutor, juries become skeptical of evidence and are more apt to acquit defendants who genuinely threaten public safety.
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It's more plot-driven than its predecessor, but the prose is just as quick and clever and apt to stamp itself onto your brain.
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In both Iowa and Nevada, the pattern was reversed, with moderates and conservatives more apt to say they wanted a winner than were liberals.
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Ms. Neuwirth said that if you are not eating well, the balance of your body is off, and you're apt to be more anxious.
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"Talitha" is the name of Hersov and Randhawa's fantasy muse, a woman apt to change her closet and home according to what she's seen.
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"I don't think I'd be as apt to say that I could sit through 12 to 14 hours, or whatever it might be," Sen.
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Those results are closely tied to partisanship, with Republicans most apt to report an improved financial situation (65%), and Democrats far less so (239%).
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Of those, 7% said they are now more apt to back the President, while 20163% said they are now less likely to do so.
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Women tend to second-guess themselves and hold out for making the perfect decision, whereas men are more apt to jump in, she explained.
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It seems apt to be sat between and beneath these physical features when profiling Britain's most impressive sportsman, the sprinter and marathon runner Richard Whitehead.
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Those who back former Vice President Joe Biden (age 76) are more apt to say it doesn't make a difference than are other likely caucusgoers.
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Most likely, the new justice will be more apt to line up with the other four Republicans -- (CROSSTALK) GIGOT: Well, that could be the case.
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If a writer sets out with too much ambition — even the ambition to publish a story — she's already apt to get in her own way.
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Given the broader functionality, it'd be more apt to compare Disney+ to Netflix's premium $15.99 per month service, rather than its basic $8.99 price point.
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He's apt to rattle off ideas pulled from a deep knowledge of code, industry acumen, and the philosophy of technology, sometimes in the same breath.
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Democrats became less likely to favor increasing the federal minimum wage to $15, as Republicans grew less apt to favor lowering the corporate tax rate.
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I'd be more apt to buy it and take the tablet on the go if I needed it, leaving the keyboard at home for later.
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The black graphite is apt to make you more aware of the white walls, as well as the beige-gray color of the stone floor.
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As an anchor at the conservative news outlet, Wallace is more likely to focus on issues that other media outlets are apt to gloss over.
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Because so many US foreign policy elites have met and spent time with Emiratis and Emirati officials, they are naturally more apt to humanize Emiratis.
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For those more apt to use the yellow smileys, there's a cursing face, a Pretty Little Liars-approved shushing emoji, and a vomiting option, too.
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We were more apt to ask really tough questions because we weren't friends with people from elementary school who worked other jobs in that area.
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Home fires are apt to lose some of their ferocity in the long term, no matter how much creativity is expended on keeping them alight.
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Concerns about the alliance are apt to be brushed aside during Moon's visit, if only because the agenda centers on coordinating North Korean negotiating strategies.
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The poll found that independents are more apt to blame Trump (48% to 34%), and are most likely to say both sides are responsible (14%).
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Young and low-wage workers are more apt to miss out, but even some workers who are older or draw a big salary fall short.
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You wonder if higher Medicare reimbursement for tube-fed patients (and the labor costs of hand feeding) make nursing homes more apt to recommend tubes.
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Her personal experience with both dance and life in a wheelchair renders her uniquely apt to instruct a room of dancers with different ambulatory abilities.
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The new South Korean president, Moon Jae-In, seems like he's more apt to express that kind of North-South unity sentiment than his predecessor.
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Twitter is ten today, and its invention has been—as a lot of people are apt to tell you—more or less a good thing.
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And they are far more apt to favor a return to the policies of President Barack Obama than Democrats in the rest of the country.
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The real troubles in your life are apt to be things that never crossed your worried mind, the kind that blindside you at 4 p.m.
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This refusal to differentiate between the acceptable and the unacceptable is what viewers are apt to find equally fascinating and off-putting about Greenwald's paintings.
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Easy and delicious, they're the kind of dishes that are not only beloved but also apt to get you cooking more in the new year.
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But he will chafe at constitutional constraints on presidential powers, and he is apt to pillory Mexico's autonomous bureaucracies should their actions hinder his policies.
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It makes it very expensive even to hire short-term employees, and almost every small-business owner in France is apt to lament those costs.
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The movie is so unconcerned with narrative momentum, however, that the viewer may be apt to forget there's even a story in the first place.
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Einhorn's Wiener is apt to leap out from a story about him, taken from a comic strip, or to heroically narrate scenes of his life.
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After all, for any given situation specialists are likely to have more skill and experience, and more apt to follow the evidence of what works.
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While the news media is apt to blame pollsters for getting important elections wrong, the pollsters are just as likely to blame the news media.
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Yet, with the parties' congressional delegations, once with overlapping voting records, now more homogeneous, the party in the majority is apt to go to extremes.
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While only an estimated 1 percent or so of the U.S. population is infected with hepatitis C, prisoners are much more apt to have the disease.
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Women are less apt to see Trump as a good president than are men, almost two-thirds of whites say he'll do a good job vs.
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But those likely to vote are less apt to back the Democratic presidential nominee now than they were to support Barack Obama in that year's election.
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Compared to households with stable income, households with volatile income — even those whose income had increased — were more apt to experience a financial shortfall, Pew found.
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The search results are best when you're looking for something very specific in a small window of time and even then you're apt to get curveballs.
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Men with psoriasis were significantly more likely to report severe erectile dysfunction, while the men without the condition were much more apt to describe milder difficulties.
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In truth, the holidays are one of the few times when an assortment of people with different political beliefs are apt to meet in real life.
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If it's hammy and apt to go viral, all the greater are the chances it will make it to that one set of eyes and ears.
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Your friends don't typically share how horny they are on their Instagram stories; they're much more apt to humble brag about a cool concert or dinner.
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There is growing concern that Trump's personality could be an anchor on his reelection campaign, particularly among suburban women, who are increasingly apt to support Democrats.
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Men and independents are now less apt to say they support Bredesen, with the Democrat's backing among men dropping from 23.8% in September to 2781% now.
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Many are even closed on weekends when leisure travelers are apt to go, but their lack of commercialism combined with their rich history is their appeal.
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In selecting the particular words we use in this or that particular situation we are in effect making claims about what is apt to say when.
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Even her parents, who are less apt to share, recently told her a story of a friend who was harassed in a grocery store parking lot.
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Dirty snow is more apt to absorb solar heat, leading to more evaporation and unreliable water flow — potentially hurting farming and leading to more forest fires.
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Vudu's menu pages are so skewed to studio stuff that those looking for more challenging fare might be apt to throw up their hands too soon.
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Yes, there is still is a downtown, he is apt to insist — so what if a string of patently commercial shows would seem to argue otherwise.
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Mr. Ryan and Mr. Vance acknowledged that defense lawyers who had good relationships with prosecutors were apt to get an earlier crack at discovery than others.
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"Without a doubt, that incremental customer that is price sensitive might be less apt to use them going forward," JMP equity analyst Devin Ryan told CNBC.
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If children can understand how climate change affects an animal like Myrtle, they are more apt to expand their attitudes about the environment, Mr. Spitzer said.
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The early-19th-century setting is equally bracing, offering a more brutal view of the period than one is apt to encounter in most PBS "Masterpiece" productions.
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Not only were women more apt to trust gay men under this condition, but we also found that they became more willing to make gay male friends.
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If wages are rising at a quick pace, Fed members may be more apt to continue to hike interest rates to try to stay ahead of inflation.
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Such actions are apt to rattle those Japanese chief executives who have ignored the changing climate, and even those who have become more receptive to shareholder entreaties.
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Women's discomfort with investing comes at a high cost for them: They are apt to delay investing and more likely to run out of money in retirement.
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That is not exactly what happens in "Through Lavender," but it is certainly a condition of looking that is apt to make you want to walk away.
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Temps may be climbing, but those who are more apt to frolic in cooler environs than soak up the sun don't have to pack up their gear.
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As America learned in Iraq, and as Mr Stark learned in Sokovia, people without procedural oversight are apt to be led disastrously astray by their own biases.
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The viewer is apt to ask "How'd they do that?" almost constantly, but the question "Why'd they do that?" will come up as much, if not more.
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People in Orange City were apt to avoid discussing politics, because arguments could get personal, but Mahr thought he could keep things friendly over food and drink.
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Instead of trudging through repeats of 800 meters, which Meyer did routinely, Ledecky is more apt to swim a set of eight 100s, each at race speed.
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However, there's also a bit more glue and/or "killer" entries, notably APT TO, NYAH, BATOR, SES, SML and BASINETS, than I'd allow in my current submissions.
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And those who consider themselves "very conservative" are far less apt to want the party to welcome challengers (2450%) than those who are less conservative or moderate.
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It follows that if our continuing involvement in theatre is not apt to succeed according to this utterly minimum standard, it then becomes logically irrational to proceed.
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It kicks off what is apt to be a madly lovable new detective series about this smart guy and the vibrantly drawn criminal culture that surrounds him.
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Young workers and those with lower salaries are more apt to miss the match, but the trend persists even among those who are older or well compensated.
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Cutting your adult child off your phone plan without any warning is not the recipe for harmony and peace — it's more apt to elicit the reverse effect.
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Judges and lawyers for A.C.S. and the foster-care agencies often complain that the Bronx Defenders are too aggressive, apt to make the whole process so nasty.
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But their female peers are wary of risk, leery of the unregulated world of cryptocurrencies and more apt to gain financial knowledge from family members and employers.
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Student Opinion As this is our first Student Opinion Question of the new school year, the moment is apt to reflect on the summer that just passed.
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The survey suggests white voters in South Carolina were more apt to make up their minds in the last few days than were the state's black voters.
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But stability in the law is valued, and top government lawyers are apt to move incrementally, rather than with the speed and audacity defining the Trump administration.
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Both the older Friedman and the older Power would, no doubt, concede that point even if each is apt to calculate the odds by somewhat different metrics.
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"We thought families who were concerned about the environment would be much more apt to adopt a time-limited strategy," Ms. Berman of Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors said.
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There is almost no party gap on believing Fairfax's accusers, though Democrats are a bit more apt to say they believe Fairfax than are Republicans or independents.
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People with age-related hearing loss were up to twice as likely to have cognitive impairment and 2.4 times more apt to have dementia, the study found.
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You might also have heard that although cordial working relationships are encouraged, people who don't know when to stop are apt to run into terrible professional trouble.
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If a vehicle drifted even slightly off the pavement, a wheel was apt to catch in the sand, said Ken Drylie, a spokesman for the training center.
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The best cuts to use are lamb shoulder and neck, both of which are succulent and juicy when cooked; leaner leg meat is apt to turn dry.
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GOP donors rattled by Trump Though majorities on both sides see their party as divided, Democrats are more apt to see unity in the future than are Republicans.
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In this classic situation, temperament — the degree to which one is energized or thrown by change — is apt to express itself, exposing a friendship's previously untested fault lines.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Today (January 9) would have been David Bowie's 70th birthday, so it feels especially apt to honor his artistry right now.
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Whites without degrees are more apt to favor increased military spending and funding for the border wall with Mexico than are those who do hold four-year degrees.
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"The personality most apt to get into trouble is often a high commitment athlete who is willing to do whatever it takes to succeed," Chirban added by email.
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If GoT's writers' room is more apt to draw from fiction, Dany's journey (and her new motley crew) puts her alongside ancient mythological heroes like Odysseus and Aeneas.
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Notably, not even the Olympics are immune from political divides, with Republicans far more apt to express concern about a terror attack than Democrats, 65% among Republicans vs.
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Patients were more apt to say "congestion" meant symptoms like a drippy nose, mucus in the throat, pressure in the face, heaviness in the head or clogged ears.
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Even more astute critics, like Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang, who has built his longshot campaign on addressing automation, are apt to slip into the too-simple framing.
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One country's backing for a national leader in a sector is, however, apt to prompt other countries to respond in kind, hoping to protect domestic businesses and jobs.
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Vogel pulled rookie power forward Myles Turner from the starting lineup in favor of the stabilizing effect provided by Lavoy Allen, who is more apt to avoid miscues.
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"Our sense is that Mr. Trump doesn't hold any core policy beliefs and is apt to change his mind as he sees fit," Einhorn wrote in a Jan.
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Without this perspective her testimony, like her already tendered statements, will do little to resolve the controversy and is apt to raise as many questions as it answers.
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Fontenay-Sous-Bois Journal FONTENAY-SOUS-BOIS, France — There may be no part of French schooling apt to induce nausea and sweaty palms faster than the dreaded dictation.
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Additionally, if any existing family-sized condos are placed in inconvenient locations — such as areas far from train stations or schools — cities are apt to become less accommodating.
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But older adults with moderate incomes will be less apt to have their higher health plan prices offset by the tax cuts, according to the Commonwealth Fund analysis.
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In such a climate, investors are more apt to do carry trades, in which they borrow lower-yielding currencies such as the yen to buy higher-yielding ones.
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But if they are asked to decide who gets the tarnished tea service in the dining room, they are apt to bow out and wish you good luck.
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You should probably know this if you're buying bitcoin, but if you don't: the value of your bitcoin is apt to skyrocket and then tank at any moment.
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One is training your brain to be more positive; as positive thoughts become more common, those synapses grow closer together and make your brain more apt to optimism.
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People held in chains are deeply vulnerable, often poor and uninformed about Western medicine; many are apt to agree to almost anything if the staff and religiousleader approve.
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Indeed, the book is also a study of a daughter's love for her father — reverential, deferential, apt to make an agnosticism for wine seem like a significant betrayal.
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It is easy to blame the country's governance deficits on local factors for which the U.S. has no remedies, as critics of U.S. involvement are apt to do.
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Those movable voters are more apt to say they have ruled out Warren (15%), Biden (14%) or Sanders (10%) than to have crossed Buttigieg off their list (2%).
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Look to the right now and you're apt to find an alternative reality in which the same set of facts is rearranged to compose an entirely different narrative.
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Margaret Renkl NASHVILLE — In the world of apostolic betrayals, it's Judas who gets the headlines, but the everyday believer is more apt to fall in line behind Peter.
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There was also the introduction one year ago this week of Cure Violence, which employs Mr. Bryant and others to cool confrontations that are apt to become lethal.
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In Nevada, they are also more apt to favor Warren than are those focused on issues, her numbers are about the same across those groups in South Carolina.
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Overall, 38% call it an extremely important issue in their vote, though Democrats were more apt to say it was deeply important than were Republicans (48% to 32%).
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"I think Republicans have been more apt to leave the stretch IRA rules in place, but this could be used as a bargaining chip [in budget discussions]," said Levine.
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Independents, younger voters, and liberal voters continue to be more apt to support Sanders than are self-identified Democrats, older voters and those who are more moderate or conservative.
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The idea has a kind of commonsense wisdom about it, in the same way that people are apt to confuse short-term cold weather and long-term climate change.
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" "He thought it apt to bring up the subject of STDs; namely, which were the most prevalent in our neck of the woods and which ones had no symptoms.
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Compounding the effect of shrinking habitats, when mane wolves come closer to human settlement they are often hunted in defense of chicken coops, which they are apt to pillage.
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The carriers are also apt to argue that even though there aren't many of them in the U.S., they are nevertheless engaged in a robust competition that's benefited consumers.
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And working in most inner cities in America -- where violent crime is more apt to occur -- can certainly be more dangerous for police than an assignment to the suburbs.
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Two years after the Boston bombing, people who had previously displayed symptoms of post-traumatic stress were more apt to worry about the potential for tragedy to strike again.
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It's true that for as long as Mr. Zuckerberg or the founders of Google, to name a few, display the golden touch, shareholders are not apt to complain much.
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Meanwhile, those who voiced support for Keurig's decision to cut ties with Hannity praised the company, and said they would be more apt to purchase goods from the brand.
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Looking at wider age ranges, respondents ages 18 to 44 generally prefer Tinder, and those ages 45 to 65-plus are more apt to look for love on Match.
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African-Americans may also be more apt to face arrest, according to researchers, because they might be more likely to smoke marijuana outdoors, attracting the attention of the police.
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Or maybe it would be more apt to compare it to a consciousness-raising group, the kind in which Ms. Steinem found her own voice by listening to others.
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A number of studies, for example, have shown that children are apt to become less concerned about others' well-being if they were rewarded earlier for helping or sharing.
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"From my understanding of the pandemic, if we have one case, then we likely have more cases in town, and the virus is apt to spread quickly," he said.
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Chief Justice Roberts is more apt to consider his place in history and has spoken about spending quiet nights at the court contemplating the portraits of his 16 predecessors.
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But the lawyers in the health care case did more than choose a venue where the mix of judges was likely to include ones apt to favor their arguments.
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The move, like Pelosi's determination more generally, was informed by the not-unfounded belief that if she didn't lead the Democrats, someone else was apt to bungle the job.
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As people under 30, the demographic most apt to marry, become increasingly nonreligious, their weddings will follow suit, he said, adding that there are now 23 million ULC ministers.
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"The global economy is stronger, and people have more disposable income to spare, which means that they're more apt to invest in secondary purchases like golf homes," he said.
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DoubleLine Capital founder Jeffrey Gundlach believes that long-term Treasury yields are apt to jump over the next few months as the Federal Reserve works to fuel inflation higher.
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" The wordplay of the title is sufficiently egregious that a potential viewer is apt to think, "Well, if it got a distributor, it has to be better than that.
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"Younger workers are more apt to switch jobs or pick up and move across the country for a new job, because they're earlier on in their career," said Chamberlain.
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And there is no metaphor more apt to describe Mr. Abrahamsen's music than a snowflake: pleasantly soft and simple from a distance, mathematically precise and complex under a microscope.
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The study wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove whether or how dual users might be more apt to expose kids to secondhand cigarette smoke or e-cigarette vapor.
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First, the notion of elected officials using public office to line their own pockets carries visceral appeal; people care and will not be apt to simply brush it aside.
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Democrats are more apt to be following along than are Republicans (59% among Democrats, 45% among Republicans and just 39% of independents say they are following the trial closely).
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The different applications of paint on the sky (or checked fabric), which we are apt to read as some kind of cumulus, could be stains rather than deliberate marks.
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As per National Geographic, as with many large animals, this species has no natural predators, but when they feel threatened, they're apt to charge directly at whatever's spooked them.
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It is in four monumental gouaches that Dreher goes over the top, attains something that viewers are apt to find playful, weird, funny, loving, disturbing, and that's just the beginning.
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Stores have become more apt to "slice and dice" their return policies by category, Dworsky said, so your timeline may be different for returning clothing versus jewelry versus an appliance.
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Americans are more apt to disapprove than approve of the way that both parties in Congress, the White House and the State Department are handling the impeachment inquiry thus far.
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Cars are not human nor animal enough to provoke disturbance like so many others on this list are apt to do, so we'll leave all three of these together. 53.
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Although the survey suggested debate watchers were more apt to describe themselves as Democrats than the overall pool of voters, even independents who watched deemed Clinton the winner, 244% vs.
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The report found that GOP nominee's health proposals are apt to have a much more dramatic effect — as well as an opposite one — on the nation's uninsured rate than Clinton's.
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Originally designed for marathon running, the shoes can withstand 26-mile runs with ease, but collectors were more apt to keep them locked away than have them hit the pavement.
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Those who are uncommitted to a candidate are less apt to back Trump, just 18% of those who are undecided or merely leaning toward a candidate say they favor Trump.
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In the bas-reliefs, Sultan often includes a fluid form, which we are apt to read as some kind of fabric or material that can be folded over or draped.
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Despite the decrease, Americans are more apt to consider North Korea a deeply serious threat than they are to say the same about Iran (40%), Russia (38%) or China (25%).
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This audience is large enough to make the site one of the twenty most trafficked in the U.S., yet it's perhaps more apt to measure Twitch against a different medium.
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These days the more indie-minded bride tends to take a maverick stance, as apt to imagine herself strolling the red carpet, swathed, accordingly, in the look of the hour.
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Mr. Trump's supporters were particularly apt to say so: Nearly nine in 10 said a contested convention would be bad for the party, far more than Cruz and Kasich supporters.
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Partisans are more apt to say they want to see one strong candidate emerge early (57% say so), while independents tilt toward a bigger, more competitive field (50% favor that).
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The local bodies meet with managers four times a year and are apt to give them an earful if they encounter fees or lending policies that workers regard as unfair.
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You are also apt to notice that there seem to be two copies of one book, as suggested by the sliver of a patterned cover echoed elsewhere in the painting.
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Mr. Inglehart argued that citizens were apt to prioritize environmental concerns only if they were rich enough not to have to fret about more basic things like food and shelter.
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The attentive viewer is apt to end up scrutinizing every inch of the composition, as the differences both underscore and complement the divergent vocabularies that Jio has deftly joined together.
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Grabowski said that because of the company's history with food safety outbreaks and its recent history of setbacks, customers and investors are more apt to scrutinize and criticize the brand.
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Younger workers, especially millennials, are more apt to switch jobs than older generations, says Rich Ramassini, a certified financial planner and director of strategy and sales performance with PNC Investments.
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Originalists are no different in this regard, but they are more apt to dwell on first principles of text and original meaning and to discard precedents violating these first principles.
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But it's apt to remember that when a leader truly connects with a cause that excites our desires, it paves the way for action, and that's where it all begins.
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"Adherence to assigned OPEC quotas is apt to be limited and enforcement of such nearly impossible," Jim Ritterbusch, president of Chicago-based energy advisory firm Ritterbusch & Associates, said in a note.
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In terms of knowing which volcanoes are currently more apt to explode than others, Edwards said we should be watching all volcanoes that have experienced eruptions within the past 10,000 years.
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Still, 29% of debate watchers said what they saw Tuesday made them more apt to vote for Trump, compared with 18% who said it made them more likely to back Clinton.
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Trump's convention merited a slight negative tilt on this question, according to a CNN/ORC Poll released last week, with 42% saying they would be more apt to back him vs.
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The 49% saying the DNC made them feel more apt to vote for Clinton is the fourth highest in CNN/ORC and Gallup polling, dating back to the 1984 Democratic convention.
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We're not sure which dwarf would be the most apt to pick up kitchen duty, but fans of Snow White will sure to be happy to add either to their collection.
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Yet, what separates her earlier work from her latest, Lust For Life, is that Del Rey is less sentimental; less apt to wallow in the past and be afraid of change.
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When women had a stillbirth, they were 22 percent more likely to develop cardiovascular disease and 44 percent more apt to have a stroke than women who didn't go through this.
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Perhaps even more interesting than the historical similarities that the Woodhull and Clinton candidacies evoke, is the fact that journalists who have been apt to point it out have been women.
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We'll have to see if Clinton gets the fashion world's seal of approval, but we're guessing that designers are probably more apt to throw their support behind Tyler than shun him.
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Following last year's Paul White produced Phosphorous Philosophers, which is the best amalgamation of Darkside and Dilla you're apt to hear, they've bestowed us with their "Return of the Mack" cover.
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One limitation is the possibility that less lonely people might be more apt to venture out to volunteer, rather than volunteering being responsible for any reduction in loneliness, the authors note.
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Of course, it doesn't constitute a permanent archive, with any video apt to disappear at any moment depending on the whims of rights-holders or the algorithms acting on their behalf.
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Some nitpickers might note that Wentz's impressive NFL debut came against the lowly Browns, while a slightly less lowly team like the Bears is more apt to teach him a lesson.
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Snyder's fellow warrior with well-chosen words, the essayist Terry Tempest Williams, has devised one of the best lines ever written about parks — apt to the terror of rising global temperatures.
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Because ARM was trading at its highest level this year before the deal was announced, its executives were more apt to sell, especially at the 43 percent premium SoftBank was offering.
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"He should certainly reconsider where this is apt to end up and [should] want to be included in the solution rather than being the genesis of a huge problem," she added.
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When citizens are part of the conversation and not mere spectators—when they feel their voices are heard, even in small ways—they're more apt to become part of the solution.
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Conventional wisdom has it that the Falcons are apt to rest Julio one more week because the Niners should be as easy to beat as the Rams were in Week 14.
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The vast majority cited limited savings for not paying, but nearly half of those surveyed say they'd be more apt to pay if they could get a cost estimate up front.
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Jim Jordan, a leader of the right-wing House Freedom Caucus, has announced his candidacy for speaker, complaining that Republican leaders are too apt to back down from fights with Democrats.
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And privately, even some pro-Trump Republicans view the red-state tour as the safest approach for a politician more apt to mock a teleprompter than to faithfully adhere to it.
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The movie, written and directed by João Pedro Rodrigues, begins with a quotation from St. Anthony about the warmth a person is apt to feel when he "approaches the Spirit" openly.
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Differences between men and women in listening are apt to depend on a host of factors, including culture, race, the topic and the nature of the relationship between speaker and listener.
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Black voters are more apt to say each of the three should remain in office than resign (56% say Northam should not resign, 49% say so about Fairfax, 62% about Herring).
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The President is a negative motivator for a majority of voters, according to the poll, with 54% saying they would be more apt to support a candidate who opposes President Trump.
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Whereas with oral — or aural — history, you don't know where the interviews will take you, and you are apt to get surprises, pleasant and (rarely) unpleasant, as the case may be.
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"I think the data suggests women are more price sensitive and more bargain hunters ... and are more apt to execute a deal on value or price than men are," Petro said.
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As in previous engagements, Peltz is apt to have won over most of those P&G investors who spend their days thinking about whether to keep the investment in their portfolio.
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Children who are given an open-ended problem are more apt to explore a variety of relationships and patterns, unlike when they are given a toy with preset instructions or uses.
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I rarely read articles about myself, I'm much more apt to read an article about my friends like Regina or Sanaa, and it's always interesting how people feel like they're 'discovering' them.
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As Defleur and Desclaux were apt to point out, the finds at Baume Moula-Guercy represent an isolated episode, so we need to be careful about generalizing this example to other Neanderthals.
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That "Westworld" invited all these questions explains why it's become perhaps the buzziest drama HBO has offered since "Game of Thrones," if not one apt to grow much beyond its dedicated core.
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Since the talent is the face and voice of a story, the average viewer is apt to assume that he also did all of the legwork, when in fact producers do it.
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The company is now more apt to follow (and improve upon) than lead and its attention is increasingly turning to lucrative services built on the back of the still popular mobile handset.
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" But it is probably more apt to quote Peter Rudge, one of the students in Alan Bennett's play-turned-film The History Boys: "History is just one fuckin' thing happening after another.
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The police believe that public order has been maintained in part because they released the footage relatively quickly, making protesters less apt to believe the department was engaging in a cover-up.
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Likewise, plans have to be made to have cash positioned where it will be needed in the early days of the case, when the filing is apt to cause the greatest disruption.
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This is why the military today is apt to support Bolsonaro's forceful claim to the Amazon without any real concern for what is happening in and to the Amazon and its inhabitants.
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Relatively high hopes for what technology can bring also crosses the political spectrum: Regardless of partisan affiliation, small-business owners are more apt to see innovation improving rather than hurting their businesses.
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As it stands, NCQA's ruling effectively means that 23 million at-risk patients are apt to continue going unscreened for colon cancer, not having been offered viable noninvasive alternatives by their doctors.
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"I'm more apt to count all the people of color in the room, which I didn't always do," said Nadia Brittingham, a TV editor whose father is white and mother is Taiwanese.
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IN OTHER WORDS, KEITH MEISTER HAS BEEN PRETTY MUCH OF AN ACTIVIST IN THAT COMPANY ALREADY, AND THEY MADE AN ARRANGEMENT WHERE I THINK KEITH WAS APT TO SUGGEST TWO BOARD MEMBERS.
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As in previous engagements, Mr. Peltz is apt to have won over most of those P. & G. investors who spend their days thinking about whether to keep the investment in their portfolio.
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The video is only half an hour long, but thanks to the advent of reusable orbital rockets this year, similar compilation videos of the future are apt to be much, much longer.
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A pilot study showed that, after reading it, women from 75 to 89 were more knowledgeable about mammography, more apt to discuss it with their doctors and less enthusiastic about continuing it.
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As protests become more frequent but likelier to flounder, they stretch on and on, becoming more contentious, more visible — and more apt to return to the streets when their demands go unmet.
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He is apt to pronounce that there are "innocent delights enough to fill with joy every vacant hour" in order to persuade a friend to give up womanizing—which the friend does.
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Few weekenders consider fly-fishing an expression of rage and depravity (quite the opposite), and sushi diners ordering kuromaguro are apt to feel pangs from their pocketbooks more than from their souls.
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Small businesses in the finance and insurance industries are the most apt to see education and training as the largest impediments to hiring: 63 percent single this out as the primary reason.
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This story could very well have been about job listings or college advertisements, but it seems apt to talk about how algorithms have sorted us online and, in turn, in real life.
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But the workhorses of the clean energy transition, especially in the early years, are apt to be boring old technologies nobody writes about, some of which may already be in your home.
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Women (21% satisfied) are more apt to express satisfaction with the field than men (3.83%), and self-identified Democrats (23.8%) are a bit more satisfied than independents who lean toward the party (2411%).
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Those who aren't affiliated with the political party of the sitting U.S. president are more apt to downgrade corporate credit ratings, according to the study from the University of Chicago and Cornell University.
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Instead, as I've mentioned, I'm more apt to deal to a schlubby office manager who wears pleated khakis or a guy who lays cement and hasn't seen a vegetable in a few years.
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Tuesday's announcement reflects the fact that younger adults tend to be, as a group, healthier than older adults, and less apt to use health benefits that can drain money out of insurance plans.
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In this poll, independent voters were more apt to back her in the two-way matchup than they were last June, but in a four-way contest, her support among independents is steady.
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Younger voters are in Clinton's corner (54% to 29% among those under age 45) while the older ones are more apt to back Trump (54% to 39% among those age 45 or older).
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I also saw that this effect persisted for at least two or three years once local residents become more apt to reusing furniture, clothing, appliances and other stuff that they bought through Craigslist.
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So the creative team pivoted and decided a tool within Facebook's newly launched bot network might pique the interest of young people, who are notoriously apt to be no-shows at the polls.
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But his Atlanta venue was a funky theater in the city's Little Five Points district, an artsy intown area where people are more apt to openly smoke marijuana than cite scriptures in public.
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Since hotels have lower occupancy when it's not the peak season, they are more apt to upgrade guests to a room that is several categories higher than what they booked, Mr. Ezon said.
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They're paying into the program for a longer period than if they had moved into a facility, allowing the programs to invest for members' later years, when they're more apt to need care.
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For example, if a commander is replaced because of incompetence or abuse, security officials say, he is apt to take hundreds of his men with him, leaving a hole in the area's defense.
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"Rather, the alt-right movement is more apt to manifest itself in rising resentment that will show itself in the polls come election day," read an account on Richard Spencer's alt-right website.
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But there were also those voters who hadn't forgotten 2016, meaning they were more apt to follow their guts in 2020 after Hillary Clinton barely beat Sanders in Iowa's caucuses four years ago.
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The work in the Biennial that you are most apt to remember, "The Meat Grinder's Iron Clothes" (2017), by the Los Angeles artist Samara Golden, marries technique and storytelling on a grandiose scale.
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"Now when we throw some type of bubble screen out there, maybe they're less apt to charge as hard, because it might be some type of double pass," said Smith, Washington's offensive coordinator.
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There's such a disconcerting rush of lush imagery and action in the first 40 minutes or so of "Invisible Life" that one is apt to wonder whether there's any kind of focused narrative.
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Judging by Murphy's teeming to-do list — series about Andy Warhol and Marlene Dietrich, a film of "The Boys in the Band," documentaries — they're apt to get all of those and then some.
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There are age and ideology divisions within black voters -- much as there are among Democrats generally -- with younger African American voters more apt to back Sanders and older ones more partial to Biden.
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As a former four-star Marine Corps general and Central Command commander, his military assessments are apt to be more compatible with those of General Dunford, creating a strong alliance in the administration.
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Clinton frequently praises Obama, but she's more apt to mention that people are still hurting, bowing to the reality that nearly seven in 2900 Americans believe the country is on the wrong track.
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"We are confident in Netflix's position as a global streaming leader with new entrants like Disney more apt to be complements than replacements," analyst Matthew Harrigan wrote in a note to clients Tuesday.
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The N.Y.P.D. has never demonstrated an ability to provide "equal justice under law" to black and brown citizens, and a kinder, gentler version of broken windows is apt to continue that tragic history.
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In a room full of tough metalheads usually apt to not do a single fucking thing but cross their arms and grimace, Skye Sweetnam can command them to let loose and have fun.
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But the president's aides, who are more apt to hold grudges, are all too aware of Mr. Trump's weakness for flattery and are doing their best to keep him from blessing Mr. Corker.
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And heading into 2020 with an unprecedentedly large field, Democratic-leaning voters are more apt to see that long list of choices as an asset (53%) than a bad thing (45%) for the party.
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In "Marques April 11" (2013), the close-up view is apt to take a few second to apprehend: it is a sidelong view of a man's shoulder, including part of his armpit and nipple.
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Researchers surveyed 202 administrators, managers and teachers at Head Start and other daycare centers in Illinois in July, a time of year when kids are apt to be exposed to harmful ultraviolet (UV) rays.
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But as a man who spent much of the 00s teaching music to university students in Berlin and is currently engaged in writing his autobiography, it's a little more apt to raise an eyebrow.
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When people are truly suffering economically and struggling to put food on the table for their families, they are more apt to accept less democracy if they believe it will help ease the pain.
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Today, when socially conscious law enforcement sometimes seems a fantasy—mere aspiration—it's especially apt to see Lew Archer dressed up in the glossy black Library of America club jacket, the model American detective.
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"If you're more of a risk-taker and value your mortgage-interest deduction, you may be more apt to take your excess cash flow and invest it in tax-advantaged savings vehicles," he said.
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Parents whose retirement prospects and financial security have taken a hard hit in the recession may also be more apt to push back against those old wedding traditions that they shoulder the whole bill.
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But the Pakistani military is not apt to abandon the notion that it has more to gain through its own selection of which terrorist groups to attack or support than by following American directions.
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Didi and Grab will be benchmarked against Uber, while used-car outfit Guazi is apt to be compared to rival Uxin, whose shares have been hit by accusations of widespread fraud in the industry.
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"The poll notes that "younger adults, who are among Sanders' strongest supporters, are most apt to think he's in good enough health to serve — six in 10 18- to 39-year-olds say so.
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Nationwide, those who support impeaching Trump and removing him from office are more apt to say they do so because of the particular offenses raised in the impeachment inquiry than for his overall behavior.
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Finding a way to include time to socialize while also having some breathing room can be a sleight-of-hand, especially in the early days when founders are apt to be working long hours together.
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And as older adults devote more attention to walking itself, they can be more apt to miss things around them like an icy patch of sidewalk or a loose carpet that might cause a fall.
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One hint that it could fade: Support for both Johnson and Stein appears concentrated among those less enthusiastic about voting this year, suggesting their supporters may be less apt to turn out in the end.
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The study noted that the excess calorie levels are worrisome both for the fact that children often eat in restaurants, and are not apt to watch their calorie intake or have it watched for them.
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Voters in both the Democratic and Republican contests were more apt to say the candidates' positions on the issues were central to their vote than to say their choice rested on personal or leadership qualities.
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Those declines in the perceived threat from North Korea come across party lines, with Democrats and Republicans each down 17 points and independents 13 points less apt to consider the country a very serious threat.
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The public generally is more apt to blame the President, with 55% saying he is more responsible for the shutdown than are Democrats in Congress, while 32% say the blame rests mostly with the Democrats.
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I spoke with Susan Chira, a deputy executive editor, and with Chozick, about the coverage and both said they recognized from the outset that a story like this was apt to provoke concern from readers.
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The globe-shaped green squash known as Ronde de Nice is better at the size of a golf ball; by the time it reaches baseball size, it is apt to be spongy and seedy inside.
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Ryman is a finer, more sensitively exploratory artist than Fontana; but he is apt to provoke a similar impatience with pursuits that squeeze what drama is possible from tweaking the established formal repertoires of painting.
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Republicans are also more apt to back a national law enforcement effort to deport all undocumented immigrants in the US -- 244% of all Republicans and Republican-leaning independents and almost half (284%) of conservative Republicans.
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Those who have definitely decided on whom to support, though, are more apt to be Sanders supporters than other likely primary voters: 37% in that group back Sanders, 18% Buttigieg, 17% Biden and 12% Warren.
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His research found that women were more likely than men to fantasize about same-sex experiences and BDSM, while men were more apt to have gender-bending fantasies (such as crossdressing) and more taboo thoughts.
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Proponents of a national popular vote contend that the vast majority of states are ignored by the current Electoral College process -- including the least-populated states, whose citizens are most apt to defend the institution.
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The leader, Chaka LeChar Castro, 44, of Houston, believed that Asians and Indians did not trust financial institutions and were therefore more apt to keep money and gold at home, according to evidence presented at trial.
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CNN's Reality Check Team vets the claims in the first presidential debate And voters who watched were more apt to see Trump's attacks on Clinton as unfair than they were to see her critiques that way.
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Many expectant women also know that friends and family are apt to point out that morning sickness—which happens in about 80 percent of all pregnancies—is a good sign that the pregnancy is going well.
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Despite being less apt to use health care, the CDHP group pays more out of pocket, on average, when they go to the doctor, get an MRI or pick up a prescription at the local pharmacy.
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These voters younger than 45 are also most apt to say they might change their minds between now and Election Day -- about 3 in 10 in each state say they haven't yet made a firm decision.
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Insurers are increasingly encouraging patients to seek less invasive procedures at lower-priced outpatient surgical centers, while consumers are more apt to seek out urgent care centers rather than the emergency room for non-critical ailments.
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Currently there are maybe a dozen or so semi manufacturers (some of which are also planning their own electric semis) and instead of selling one truck to one driver, they're more apt to sell a fleet.
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Democrats are more apt to see their own party as united, 21% say so, while 2001% say it's divided now but will unite by November and just 2478% feel the party won't be united come November.
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Many of her bit parts in movies and television series described her only as "old Jewish lady" — the kind of role casting directors were apt to give such a late-blooming professional actress as Sylvia Kauders.
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Those with college degrees are more apt to see Russian-backed content as having had an impact on the outcome of the 2016 presidential election, while those without degrees are less likely to see that connection.
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We will probably have to wait a good while for answers, as the new administration is apt to focus on the more politically charged issues of repealing the prior administration's health care, immigration and environmental regulations.
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Dr. Richard Formica, a kidney transplant specialist at Yale-New Haven Hospital, noted that with mortality as the metric of success, surgeons might be apt to discard riskier transplant organs because they worry about their numbers.
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Given the enormous pressure Iran feels under increasing sanctions, he is apt to give a green light to this idea if he is assured that Mr. Trump is genuinely interested in exploring alternative options with Iran.
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I would be more apt to support the president's executive order if I weren't overwhelmingly disgusted by the overt racism, misogyny and anti-Semitism displayed by this president and his supporters over the last three years.
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"Lower wage earners, those making less than $30,000 a year, were twice as likely to use some form of borrowing than savings, while households making more than $20073,000 were more apt to use cash," Bankrate says.
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When the former occurs, the pound typically weakens and the domestically focused FTSE 250 index of midcap companies is apt to underperform the FTSE 100 index of blue-chip companies, which tend to be more global.
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Craft cocktail lovers, for example, wouldn't enjoy a night out at a popular dive bar where locals sip cold beer, and they may be apt to write a review of the bar which isn't particularly favorable.
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"We need to remember, even if you get influenza after receiving the vaccine you are likely to benefit by having a less severe and shorter illness and you are less apt to have complications," Schaffner said.
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"The first thing they want to do is check your credit," she said — and her prospective employers were more apt to simply move on to hire another candidate than ask Moore why her score was so bad.
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Despite cutting out all the calories in booze, weight gain is common in early sobriety, especially during the first 90 days when you're apt to forgo social events in favor of staying in for Netflix and Cheetos.
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The movie theater is a better venue than your local bar, where you're apt to run into your AP history teacher, or the mall food court, where you're likely go deaf from the ruckus of screaming children.
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Here, for instance, is David Hume: I am apt to suspect the negroes and in general all the other species of men (for there are four or five different kinds) to be naturally inferior to the whites.
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" Sex therapist Ashley Grinonneau-Denton explained that "in my experience working with couples, women are more apt to want to continue a sensual experience, to bask in the glory of oxytocin, otherwise known as the cuddle hormone.
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In the early days they were apt to let a few things slip here and there, but now there's so much attention on them — and they've clearly had so much media training — that it's damn near impossible.
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In partnership with Google, we're sharing the year's top 15 most-searched-for Halloween costumes — which can either serve as inspiration or as a warning for those who are apt to create totally unique, unheard-of ensembles.
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Women are also more apt to be the family's primary financial decision maker and are controlling more and more wealth from spousal and intergenerational transfers, said Hemington Wealth Management co-founder Eileen O'Connor, who moderated the panel.
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Should President Donald Trump be thinking he wants to make some changes on health care sooner rather than later, that could entail some "angry tweeting" against drug companies — which he's been apt to do in the past.
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His wife, Sarah Michelle Gellar, who you know and love as Buffy the Vampire Slayer, told People that even though Prinze has that illustrious culinary background, he's more apt to make steaks than a certain breakfast staple.
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Research shows that urban neighborhoods with higher levels of legal cynicism also have higher rates of violent crime: When citizens lose faith in the police, they are more apt to take the law into their own hands.
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Although the researchers found that adolescents are more apt to make risky decisions no matter where they're from, whether or not they actually take a lot of risks depends on the context in which they grow up.
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All else being equal, the study found that biracials from more affluent families and who live in wealthier areas will perceive greater commonality with their white peers and be less apt to identify as singular racial minorities.
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During the first year of VA treatment, younger veterans with PTSD were more likely to die of accidental injuries or suicide, while middle-aged and older veterans were more apt to die of cardiovascular disease or cancer.
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"We live in a world where social capital, the ability to make personal connections, is not widespread and more apt to be a possession of high-income, white people or people with exceptional social intelligence," Kleinfeld wrote.
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In 2013, for example, the Equal Rights Center conducted 200 matched-pair tests in 10 states (including Missouri) to ascertain whether senior housing facilities were more apt to discriminate against same-sex than opposite-sex married couples.
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To make matters more complicated, when the water component of droplets dries up in the air, the remaining bits of floating virus are called "droplet nuclei," which are even lighter and more apt to travel long distances.
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This principled refusal to read the damn room seems, if anything, more apt to deliver the very outcome they dread—reinforcing Trump's wholly unearned place of maximum power in the crabbed sanctums of the American political imagination.
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Beyond these basic partisan dynamics, the poll finds a majority of voters more apt to back a candidate for Congress who opposes President Trump (52%), with just 41% saying they prefer a candidate who'll back the President.
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Alcohol also messes with a hormone in your kidneys so your body is more apt to flush water out than reabsorb liquids, which means you're more likely to wake up to use the bathroom—and wind up dehydrated.
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But this is still a generation more apt to be interested in emoji than emerging economies, and a lot of the money and finance books out there today aren't geared towards the needs or interests of these kids.
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Just above the black field Singh has made a meandering row of short vertical brushstrokes, which one is apt to read as trees, especially since the artist tops them with undulating flurries of small, irregular marks evoking foliage.
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But because so many in Washington have longstanding relationships with Saudi officials, but have perhaps never even met an Iranian official, they are apt to humanize and empathize with the Saudis they know over the Iranians they don't.
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Lacking the band-width to write about every new show, when even venerable newspapers have joined in the business of chasing web traffic, they're far more apt to devote time to projects that enjoy built-in name recognition.
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Democrats and independents are far more apt to approve of Trump's decision to meet with Kim (38% and 67%, respectively) than they are to approve of his overall handling of North Korea (6% among Democrats, 45% among independents).
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Many of Affirm's customers are millennials, the demographic cohort born in the early 1980s through the 1990s, who are more apt to make big purchases on their smartphones and more open to non-traditional financial services, Levchin said.
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As they have in past polls, Democrats are more apt to say they want the party to nominate a candidate with a strong chance of beating Trump (55%) over one who shares their position on major issues (39%).
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Even when she is depicting a violent moment, as in "Rescue" (2016), the zaftig young woman, her hair in pigtails, is apt to remind you of Brünnhilde from Richard Wagner's epic music drama, The Ring of the Nibelungen.
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That could be because student-debt-laden millennials are more apt to find the homes in their price range need work, or because they can't afford to hire out those improvements, said Holden Lewis, a home expert with NerdWallet.
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The survey also suggests black and Latino Americans are more apt to report that they felt their life was in danger on account of their race than they were in 13, even as other measures of discrimination remain unchanged.
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As it turns out, online grocery shoppers also spend more on average than regular brick-and-mortar store customers and are more apt to continue shopping in cyberspace after they've experienced the service, according to research group Kantar Worldpanel.
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And urbanites are more apt to say the system is discriminatory than are suburban or rural Americans: 62% who live in urban areas say so, above the 53% of suburbanites and 38% of rural residents who say the same.
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Not only do chilies make you sweat and get your heart pumping, they tell the brain to release endorphins, which, as Legally Blonde taught us, make us happy – and more apt to seducing husbands than shooting them (right, Elle?!).
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Fewer (22%) doubt that Clinton will accept the results if she loses, but again, her own supporters are more apt to say she will than are those who back her opponent; 95% of Clinton backers say she will vs.
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Beijing is "apt to appease Trump ... with currency appreciation to avoid being criticized for engaging in competitive devaluation for the purposes of boosting exports," said Sue Trinh, head of Asia FX strategy at RBC Capital Markets in Hong Kong.
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In addition to the improvements in Trump's numbers on the issues, Americans are now more apt to approve of the way the President is handling his relationship with Republicans in Congress -- 13% approve now, up from 21% in December.
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While teen smoking has long been linked to an increased risk of drug use, U.S. adolescents today are more apt to try vaping than smoking traditional cigarettes - and less is known about how e-cigarettes impact future substance use.
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This week Ms. Bly paused while hanging a painting of the fictional Bedford Falls in her storefront window to warn that Mr. Trump is more apt to create a "Pottersville," referring to the ruthless tycoon in Mr. Capra's film.
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In the 2020 presidential field, the contender most apt to adopt the familiar rhetoric of special female probity is Kirsten Gillibrand of New York, who puts a modern, working-mom spin on the image of old-fashioned maternal rectitude.
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Older voters there were more apt to be concerned than younger ones, with around half of those age 27 and older saying they are "very concerned" about it, compared with just 210 in 29 of those under age 210.
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And when no one is ever held accountable — when officials close ranks to castigate and frustrate examination of their agencies' performance — the public is apt to say the government can't be trusted with new powers to intrude on privacy.
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On the topic of foreign policy, which both campaigns have made a central theme in recent weeks, Clinton continues to be seen by voters in those states as better apt to handle the responsibilities of being commander in chief.
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About half say Trump's appointees are less qualified than their predecessors, that they are less apt to understand the needs and problems of people like you and that they are more likely to use their positions for personal gain.
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Some of the jokes here, for example, are uneven, as the humor ranges from lines apt to fly over the kids' heads to below-the-belt gags they'll love, like the Yeti thinking toilet paper is a sacred scroll.
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There's also the governessy "Patricia," popping in from time to time like Satan's parody of Julie Andrews, to maintain order, and the pathetic but mischievous "Hedwig," who says he's 9 years old and is apt to throw rules out the window.
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Although there isn't much of a gender gap on whether the court should maintain Roe (22020% of women and 19733% of men say so), women are more apt to say they would be angry if it were overturned (21973% vs.
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One important thing I gleaned from these interviews was that that's true not only at massive corporations, but at small businesses, and the trendlines are apt to move forward in the absence of any strong intent thanks to sheer inertia.
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Now, Democrats are more apt to say Gorsuch would be "too conservative" on the bench (218% say so) than Republicans were to say that Garland would be "too liberal" in March of last year shortly after his nomination was announced (226%).
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This group is more apt to say they've changed the way they use social media (59% report having done that) or their news sources (57% have done that) than that they've limited interactions with certain friends or family members (323%).
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It's unclear, frankly, just how sticky serious policy questions are when sold through the prism of celebrity, or what percentage of the audience drawn to an issue by DiCaprio or Downey is apt to become a serious convert to the cause.
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We likely will get a ruling next week, as the court's term draws to a close, and signs point to a narrowly divided court, with the liberal bloc likely to oppose the question and the conservatives apt to support it.
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Those voters backing Clinton are nearly four times as likely as Trump supporters to consider climate change a key issue (46% to 12%), and they are also more apt to prioritize health care (53% to 13%) and education (55% to 42%).
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While the vocabulary Kaufman uses is inseparable from modernism and such artists as Piet Mondrian and Agnes Martin, her subversions of order are what viewers are apt to find captivating and even a bit maddening, though in a good way.
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Speech-watchers were most apt to say they would move the nation in the right direction on climate change (73%), with smaller majorities saying so about the economy (67%), gun policy (66%), terrorism (64%), health care policy (63%) and immigration (53%).
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Democrats happier than Republicans, but concerns remain Though Democrats voting on Tuesday were less apt to say they felt betrayed by their party or to express anger with the federal government, about three-quarters said they were worried about the economy.
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READ THE POLL RESULTS Voters in South Carolina are less apt to say they trust Trump on social issues and on foreign policy, yet he is still near the top of the list of preferred candidates even on those issues.
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While those who changed their minds about congressional leaders or tech companies were more apt to say their views got worse rather than better, even more said the two days of testimony on Capitol Hill didn't impact their views at all.
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Related: Full poll results Those who approve of the way Trump is handling the presidency (265%) are apt to say Iran has violated the agreement's terms, while Democrats (22%) are most likely to say Iran has not violated those terms.
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The German social critic Theodor W. Adorno wrote that "divorce, even between good-natured, amiable, educated people, is apt to stir up a dust-cloud that covers and discolors all it touches," an insight that Baumbach illustrates with vivid precision.
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Certain factors that make people more likely to have physically demanding jobs may also make them more apt to die young, said Silvia Stringhini, a researcher at the Institute of Social and Preventive Medicine and Lausanne University Hospital in Switzerland.
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"We feel that surprises going forward with the run up to the November 4th deadline are more apt to be bullish than bearish despite Saudi assurances of stronger production," wrote Jim Ritterbusch, president of Ritterbusch & Associates, an oil advisory firm.
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"At the same time, with the economy and markets operating under rules that are different from those of the past in many ways — some of which are reflected above — accurate predictions are apt to prove harder to make than usual."
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Two others who have flirted with presidential runs are also seen as more apt to detract from the race than to add to it: Oprah Winfrey (55% say she would do more to detract than add) and Howard Schultz (55% detract).
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Millennials - a generation that includes many digital natives who grew up with smartphones - were more apt to have a variety of other dangerous habits while driving, like using email, checking email, and speeding, than older parents, the survey also found.
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Can we muster the wherewithal to master the difficulties that life typically tosses at us, sometimes at an early age, or are we sitting ducks apt to crumble with every disagreeable word that blows, especially across a college campus near you?
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"Saliva sharing is much more apt to occur at college, where people are sharing beer, living in a dorm," said Patricia Quinlisk, the medical director of the Iowa Department of Public Health, which has been battling several mumps outbreaks since 2006.
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But, unlike many of his peers, he's still apt to rework each dish, even when he can get the same ingredients two days in a row and sometimes in the middle of service, playing with new combinations of spices and condiments.
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Yet he's still apt to make the impetuous nonsolution decisions of youth, like trying to avoid disappointing one of his parents (they disagree on whether he should attend Princeton) by offering to join the Marines — thus disappointing both of them.
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Mr. López Obrador talks about his future administration as if he dreams of assuming not just the presidency, but also the legislative and judicial branches, since he alone feels apt to decide what counts as corrupt and who is guilty.
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For a yet-to-be-published academic study of the 2020 Iowa caucuses, University of Delaware political scientist David Redlawsk surveyed Iowa Democratic county chairmen and other local party officials about which candidates were apt to do well in their counties.
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And Germany you know that the perennial criticism that Germany is the paymaster of Europe has so much in savings and is so apt to say that not spend and really maybe do something to boost the rest of the eurozone.
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Partisans on both sides are more apt to disapprove of how the other party's senators handled the confirmation hearing than they were a month ago, and both sides have become more positive toward their own senators at the same time.
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Adolescents who binge drink are more likely to drive drunk or ride with drivers who are under the influence in early adulthood, and they're also more apt to become extreme binge drinkers who experience blackouts, one of the studies suggests.
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Those who have attended a caucus before were more apt to favor a caucus (46%) than those who would be attending for the first time in 2020 (28%), and men were more likely to favor caucuses (6023%) than women (37%).
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But if your real goals are money and power (as opposed to say, making the world a better place), you're more apt to see your opponents as a threat to your very existence, as rapacious and cynical as you are.
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Finally, the so-called pari passu clause – the boogeyman of Argentina's last restructuring, a provision traditionally understood to give different bonds equal legal ranking – could even become an issue again, with new clarifying language apt to be tested in U.S. courts.
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Some readers may find Farrell's portrait too sympathetic — he's as apt to describe Nixon as a tortured depressive as he is to call him a malevolent sneak — but more readers, I think, will find this book complicating and well-rounded.
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What we've come to learn over the past few years, especially with the rise of the internet, is that humans are attracted to "cute" things, which makes them more apt to share videos, pictures, and GIFs of said cute things.
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Though the subjects of velvet paintings are designed to mass-market, and therefore apt to be somewhat generic, there is comfort to be drawn in a piece of art that remains the same during a cultural transition that changes everything around it.
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If they seem like a decent person, we're more apt to listen to their music with favorable ears; conversely, if we enjoy their work, there is part of us that automatically assumes that person embodies the values we assign to their music.
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Banks, which have been steering clear of handling hemp or cannabis-related business, also may be more apt to broker deals or process other transactions that they have previously avoided because the products weren't legal under federal laws, Fox Rothschild's Horn said.
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You still need to persuade members of Congress to vote for the bill — and they're apt to wonder what will happen to them when 24 million people lose their health insurance and millions more find themselves forced into crummier, higher-deductible care.
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A June Ebates survey found that women spend less on wedding gifts than men — in the $25 to $100 range, versus $50 to $250 — in part because women are more apt to use coupons and sales to cut their out-of-pocket cost.
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What ultimately pulls girls' scores down, though, is their tendency to be conscientious, to overanalyze and to recheck answers on tests, which squanders crucial seconds; they are also more apt to skip a question if they aren't sure, whereas boys take a stab.
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This was partly for practical reasons: Dyes during this period were apt to fade with repeated washing, particularly the boil-washing and bleaching required to keep baby clothes clean, so there wasn't much point in spending money on fashionably hued garments for infants.
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While the majority of youth didn't experience any abuse, bullying or victimization, LGBTQ youth in the study were still more likely to be victims of these behaviors and more apt to experience multiple forms of bullying, abuse, victimization or mistreatment, the study found.
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Instead of interpreting test results as definitive parts of our identity, as many casual takers of pseudo-psychological tests are apt to do today, Anastasi pushed to view them as a snapshot of a person's current state as affected by their environment.
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But those independent candidacies cut both ways; Clinton is also apt to lose a point or two to Jill Stein, especially in Arizona (she is not on the ballot in Georgia), as well as to Johnson, who may be hurting Clinton among millennials.
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RELATED: Oscars CEO says changes not 'about political correctness' According to the poll, those Americans who say the lack of diversity in the nominee pool matters greatly to them are most apt to support the boycott: 265% support it, 229% oppose it.
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Three out of five respondents said retired clients have been more apt to reach out to them due to recent market volatility and more than half of their clients admit they are more concerned about retirement security than they were last year.
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RELATED: Slackers' guide to the 2017 solar eclipse Those who've heard a lot about the eclipse are more apt to have made plans to watch it; 62% in that group planned to watch versus 45% of those who had heard less about it.
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Stuck in the muck like everybody else, the brown cat with a green parrot on its head, in the middle of the painting's foreground, is one of the many quirky things the viewer is apt to be delighted by in an Eisenman painting.
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This could be one explanation for problems like mine: If your body breaks down medicine into the bloodstream more slowly, you might be more apt to experience side effects, whereas a faster process might mean one needs a higher dosage to be effective.
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Early in their tenures, for instance, justices are less apt to dissent, according to data compiled by Lee Epstein, a law professor and political scientist at Washington University in St. Louis, and Kevin Quinn, a political scientist at the University of Michigan.
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"Wang brings us inside the world he is chronicling so thoroughly that, if we watch it in one go, we are apt to lose track of what things outside are like," the critic Luc Sante wrote of Mr. Wang's "epic and intimate" cinema.
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We sought to answer these questions by selecting all-inclusive resorts in Mexico that promise to deliver on lofty expectations so there's no risk of disappointment later, surprises over hidden fees, or pain points that some overextended resorts are apt to experience.
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Because customers are charged fees for each "product" they receive, and because the practice of opening phantom accounts often involves misuse and misappropriation of confidential client information, the charges against Wells Fargo are both serious and apt to result in quite costly lawsuits.
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The justices' approaches to the cases may scramble some of their usual commitments, since conservatives are generally more apt to look at the words of a law in isolation and liberals more likely to take account of Congress's purposes in enacting legislation.
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Prioritizing electability Though views on the candidates have shifted, those likely to attend Iowa's Democratic caucuses remain more apt to prioritize nominating a candidate with a strong chance of beating Trump (229%) over one who shares their positions on major issues (183%).
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Presidential candidates making big knowledge gaffes are nothing new and even encyclopedic, well-briefed Hillary Clinton has her share, although she's more apt to just lie than gaffe, but these latest ones by Johnson and Stein seem to be in a new league.
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Voters are less apt to think the former president ought to step away from his foundation than to say Trump should back away from his businesses -- just 38% say he ought to do so while 60% think he can continue his work with the foundation.
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Both studies conclude that unlike, say, industrial automation, where a robotic factory arm is apt to replace entirely an erstwhile position on the assembly line, machine learning is poised to only eliminate parts of jobs, or some of the tasks typically associated with them.
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The golf demographic is wealthier and better-educated than other sports fans, so TV ratings are valued more highly because they're more apt to turn into sales, even of big-ticket items, said Neal Pilson, president of Pilson Communications and former president of CBS Sports.
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Compared to teens who didn't do any type of sexting, those who did were more than three times as likely to be sexually active, more than five times as apt to have multiple sex partners and more than twice as likely to have unprotected sex.
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The pattern held across each of the other four issue areas tested, with policies at the far ends of the ideological scale generally losing support among the partisans most apt to favor them while policies closer to the middle gained backing from prior opponents.
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"When a consumer is a little uncertain around their future and really trying to figure out what this election cycle really means to them, they're not as apt to spend as freely as they might have even just a couple of quarters ago," he said.
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Those raising money say a prime reason for lower Maria numbers has to do with its damage coming after devastating storms hit the U.S. mainland in Texas and Florida, which means donors are more apt to be either financially or even emotionally tapped out.
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Those who commandeer the cultural conversation online are more apt to know someone who has experienced a traumatic sexual encounter in a dorm room than someone who has been beaten or shot by a disgruntled former boyfriend who did not graduate from high school.
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"She's less naive, I think, which is great that both of her ... suitors are great guys so it's a different sort of rivalry because I think she would be less apt to fall for the silly guy at this stage in her life," Zellweger said.
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The prospect of broaching a probable minefield of group sensitivities—"Suicide mission," a young friend of mine remarked, mildly, when I told him that I would review the show—is apt to rattle anyone these days, let alone an old straight white male like me.
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Voters who embraced Trump's message, and Walker's, and that of other Republicans who have promised to curtail the power of unions, are more apt to associate unions with a professional class that looks down on them than with blue-collar manufacturing jobs, O'Comartun said.
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In 230, Maguire and co-authors published their finding that an accurate understanding of whether a landmark is likely to stay put separates good navigators from poor ones, who are as apt to take cues from an idling delivery truck as a church steeple.
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You are not apt to read criticism this sensitive and analytical by well-known academic critics such as Helen Vendler or Marjorie Perloff, who can seem to be unduly motivated by a desire to control the narrative of what gets read and what gets ignored.
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That might work, but often it is also suggested that these big bank cases should be put in front of life-tenured district court judges, rather than bankruptcy court judges who serve 14-year terms, because the cases are apt to be so politically fraught.
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"Girls and young women who take abstinence pledges but later break them may be less prepared to manage the risks associated with sexual activity by obtaining condoms and contraceptives themselves, or less apt to initiate conversations about precautions with their partners," the researchers note.
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For those expecting a reset from a politician who has been guided by an unwavering belief in himself and his mission — sometimes at the cost of alienating potential allies — the mayor's final days on the campaign trail suggest they are apt to be disappointed.
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Health economists have blamed generous health plans for some of that increase in spending because people are less apt to worry about the cost, or the necessity for medical tests and procedures if their insurance is picking up most or all of price of them.
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" This cognitive bias basically means that "when you know something, it's extraordinarily difficult to know what it's like not to know it, " Pinker tells CNBC Make It. "Your own knowledge seems so obvious that you're apt to think that everyone else knows it, too.
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Read: How Trump made "chain migration" an anti-immigrant buzzword With no reliable information, no plan for how to cross into Mexico, and a potential public health crisis in the making, the situation on the bridge feels apt to erupt into violence at any moment.
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Looking ahead, the public is split on whether the country will be better (47%) or worse off (13%) four years from now, but they are more apt to see improvement on the horizon for the economy, 62% say that will be better a year from today.
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Americans are slightly more apt to say Trump will win now than they were to say Barack Obama would win a second term in May 2011, in a survey conducted just after the death of Osama bin Laden (50% thought Obama would win in that poll).
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Every fighter in the world can be taught to circle out when they get near the fence, but most are apt to forget it as soon as they start breathing heavy, eat a good punch, or feel like they can land some heavier shots by standing still.
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Carney has angered eurosceptic politicians by warning of the economic risks involved in leaving the EU. If Johnson, who campaigned for Brexit, prioritises the next governor's views on the EU over gravitas or credibility, investors – particularly foreign ones – might be more apt to sell UK assets.
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"Phishing has become one of the most prevalent threats on mobile, where users are even more apt to click on a phishing link due to the small screen size, use on-the-go, and inability to hover over a link before clicking on it," adds Kirsty Edwards.
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It's not something fans, the media or opponents on the Carolina Panthers are apt to notice, but Talib's equipment choice is a symbol of the growing emphasis — and controversy — over what hundreds of thousands football players, from the NFL to Pop Warner, wear on their heads.
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Combat roles for women On the issue of combat roles for women, younger Americans are more apt to say that women should receive the same assignments as men than older Americans, with 47% under the age of 35 approving, compared with just 25% of older Americans.
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Tellingly, the producers (a posse that again includes Ryan Seacrest) appear a tad flummoxed by how to build a show around Kylie's life -- how to make "Life of Kylie" (rhymes with "Riley," a reference the target audience isn't apt to remember) function as an actual series.
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The '30s provide a jarring backdrop to all of this discontent, a time when making reference to a "Bolshevik uprising" actually wasn't all that long ago, and the action unfolds with a western vibe, where people are as apt to get around on horses as in cars.
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And the people most apt to be active in any campaign—to speak to reporters, to be quoted in the paper, to attach a bumper sticker to their car, to attend a rally—almost always hew to one end of the political spectrum or the other.
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Lillard is apt to take absurdly long shots against any opponent, but his striving demeanor makes it seem as if he has been shooting those DMZ triples at Steph Curry in this series, even in contests where the MVP has been on the bench in a blazer.
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Put more simply: The Great Wall is a throwback to a time when American audiences were less apt to consider the racial politics of a movie where a white action hero saves the day in an "exotic" land, ala Tarzan or any manner of John Wayne film.
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Reuters just reported that Democrats are twice as apt to view the coronavirus as an imminent threat to our country as Republicans, and the reason seems clear: The news outlets that do the president's bidding are playing down the potential scope and severity of the problem.
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The result is often a juiced-up amygdala more apt to flip you into fight, flight or freeze mode in response to even the slightest concern, and keep you there, rather than return you to a state of calm in the absence of clear and present danger.
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The Chicago Cubs' 32-year-old left-hander refuses to toss over to first, hates to field bunts, and, if he happens to wrangle a come-backer, is apt to remove his whole glove and underhand it to Anthony Rizzo with the ball stuck in the webbing.
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"If a house has any sort of special renown, our office is apt to research it to death and really consider what that architect would have done, but this was not that," said Ms. Helgerson, who is known for her stylishly thoughtful updates of historic spaces.
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When discussing an event in Christie's early childhood, Thompson (whose previous work includes a true-crime narrative and two books about the Mitford family) is apt to offer a quotation from a detective novel written 50 years later, followed by a plot summary of this irrelevant book.
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My decades of experience in academia have made me think that while tenured professors often recognize the injustice of inequalities in the larger society, they consider academia a meritocracy in which they deserve higher status than adjuncts, whom they are apt to see as professional failures.
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In South Carolina, ideology appears to work in the opposite way than it has in some other states on this question: Those who consider themselves moderate or conservative are almost evenly split on this question, while liberals are more apt to say they want a winner.
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Those who approve of the President largely say they are driven more by his views on the issues (2009%) than by his personality and leadership qualities (23.8%), while those who disapprove are more apt to do so because of his personality (52%) than his issue positions (38%).
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At this point, without the full report having been released, just 13% say that Mueller's findings will sway their decision about whom to support in 2020 either way, with 7% saying it makes them more apt to back the President, and 6% less likely to do so.
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He's still apt to seek out the obscure: the ill-tended grave of George Everest, who, as it happens, never saw the mountain that's named for him, or the proposed location of Motopia, a community that would have banished cars, part of which now lies under the M25 motorway.
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The van, albeit an easy marketing strategy to overlook in a time when people are more apt to buy what they see on their phone than what's in front of their face, speaks to the core of what Rosa and Avon's fleet of top sellers are determined to accomplish.
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But the reality is that the primary struggle within the US sex industry is not a matter of whether sex workers are victims or villains, as civilians are so apt to discuss, but the ways in which we evaluate one another and exhibit ourselves in the business of sex.
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None of them played metal in a strict sense; everything from goth to folk to funk to art-rock popped up on these albums, and they were more apt to sing poetry or politics than the tried-and-true metal topics of sex, drugs, and rock 'n' roll.
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When it comes to news sources, the stories tweeted by Trump (and the staffers who sometimes manage his Twitter account) suggest that he is unfazed by news of questionable accuracy, likely to rely on hyper-partisan news, and apt to promote mainstream news only when it validates his opinions.
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It's behind the 39% who said they were more apt to back Bill Clinton after the 1992 Democratic convention, 56% more likely to back Michael Dukakis after his 1988 convention and 51% who said they would be more likely to vote for Barack Obama after the '08 Democratic convention.
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The average guest spent $20163 for each wedding last year, with millennials (who are arguably more apt to be in that everyone-I-know-is-getting-married phase of life) shelling out even more, at an average $893 per celebration, according to the American Express Spending & Saving Tracker.
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"When a consumer is a little uncertain around their future and really trying to figure out what this election cycle really means to them, they're not as apt to spend as freely as they might have even just a couple of quarters ago," Greg Creed, CEO of Yum!
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She writes feelingly about the frustrations of being awake when you don't want to be: the bleak thoughts that are apt to beset a person lying silent in the darkness at 3 A.M. ; the intense loneliness; the desperation brought on by the impossible project of trying to relax .
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Those waiting on tables in restaurants were more apt to wear matching dresses like black and orange sheaths, while silk factory workers toiled away in shapeless housedresses and aprons, with kerchiefs on their heads; day care workers wore white dresses and accordion hats à la Western nurses of yore.
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This reflexive belief that the United States is more apt to do wrong than right in Iran is today reinforced by a palpable anxiety on the American left that any serious support for the pro-democracy demonstrators could slide into new sanctions that could threaten Mr. Obama's nuclear deal.
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While Trump's critics like to compare his management style to an organized crime organization, the parallel that feels most apt to me is to HBO's hit show "Succession," which documents the trials and travails of Logan Roy, the head of a massive media company, and his four children.
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Bloomberg is also more of a boon to enthusiasm in Texas (24%) than California (18%), but in both states, he is the candidate most apt to prompt likely primary voters to say they would be "upset" should he win the nomination (3873% in California and 22% in Texas).
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Or perhaps it would be more apt to say that I have been at a loss —a strange turn of phrase, as if loss were a place in the physical world, a kind of reverse oasis or Bermuda Triangle where the spirit fails and the compass needle spins.
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Zhao and his team found that stocks of companies with CEOs who most often used buoyant vocabulary to describe revenue, earnings or profitability outperformed a long-short portfolio of stocks whose CEOs were the least apt to use gilded vocabulary by 9.16%, 123% and 6.76%, respectively, per year.
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Bathing, by contrast, is a steamy indulgence apt to conjure floods of cinematic imagery: Elizabeth Taylor as Cleopatra lounging in a lotus flower bath; Julia Roberts covered in suds in "Pretty Woman"; and, on the brawnier side, Sean Connery as James Bond, enjoying a loll in an oversize tub.
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It makes us all the more deeply weird and awkward about death, which calls us to attend maturely to mortality in a way that's apt to cripple us in what we feel are already heroically against-the-odds quests for what we fear is more significance than we deserve.
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And a number of groups have warned that even if a repeal is delayed for several years, there could be losses of coverage for millions of people in the individual marketplace because insurers would be apt to exit that market because of uncertainty over what the replacement would look like.
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When likely caucusgoers were asked if they "could still be persuaded to support another candidate," 234% overall said they could be swayed, compared with only about 220-in-212 of those behind Clinton and Sanders, suggesting O'Malley's backers were a bit more apt to say their minds could be changed.
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The famous claim (boosted by Trump himself!) of 3 million undocumented immigrants voting in the recent election started out on Infowars (run by the conspiracist Alex Jones) and then spread like wildfire through long social media chains filled with people who are apt to believe the worst about undocumented immigrants.
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Mueller's report will not only be limited to the narrow subject of Russian interference in the 85033 election, but also is apt to be caught up in challenges over executive privilege and other obstructive actions rooted in the unfortunate fact that Mueller works in the executive branch of government. 5.
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Residents of the Northeast (65%) and West (59%) are most apt to say the virus will likely be in their communities in the next few weeks, while those in the South (73%) and Midwest (46%) are a bit less likely to say they see a local infection on the horizon.
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When Hundley uses "I," the reader is apt to imagine that the author is seeing himself from a distance – that he has opened up a space between himself and the sentient voice in the poem, or that he has conjured a figure whose existence is bounded by the poem, or both.
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An inventor who has never been a server or talked at length with one is blind to the invisible preparations and attentions that make a meal in a restaurant go smoothly, and thus apt to believe that a robot need only handle plates and credit cards to do a server's job.
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While most black Americans feel the country has not gone far enough in its efforts to give black people equal rights with whites (78%), whites were more apt to say that the country's attempts to provide equal rights have been about right (43%) with slightly fewer seeing them as lagging (37%).
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Asked whether a donation from the National Rifle Association would dissuade them or encourage them to support a candidate for Congress from their own district, 3.73% say they'd be less apt to support a candidate who accepted an NRA donation, 14% more likely, and 39% say it wouldn't make a difference.
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"It's all one thing — when you most need the heat is when you're most apt to create a serious air pollution problem for yourself and the people in your community," said Tim Hamlin, the director of the office of air and waste at the E.P.A.'s Region 10, which includes Alaska.
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Protesters in New York criticizing Amazon's ties to ICE Photo: Kevin Hagen (Getty)Most people familiar with face-scanning software suite Amazon Rekognition, its place in the surveillance state, and its questionable efficacy are apt to fear what the consequences of such a technology might be when deployed against civilians.
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But if you're gifting the kind of person who is more apt to spend their own cash on, shall we say, less-than-practical things like eating out or the acquisition of designer footwear, sometimes the best thing you can get them is that very quotidian object they'll never bother buying for themselves.
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Whites were more apt than others to say they feel fearful about the future of the country, with 230% of white women and 23.1% of white men saying they felt more fearful than hopeful, and among blacks and Hispanics, women were more apt to express fear for the future than men were.
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So perhaps its apt to think of Helene in the vein of psychedelic pioneers like Owsley Stanley—though he purports that he never set out to change the world by manufacturing and giving away free tabs of LSD—for all her idealism in what one psychedelic can do, one person at a time.
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What I'm worried about is, when you have an economy that is growing as feebly as it is for as long in the business cycle as it's been — and it's only being driven by only one sector, meaning the consumer — we're more prone or apt to get hit by some negative, exogenous shock.
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RELATED: 21 takeaways from South Carolina and Nevada Latino voters in Nevada are generally younger than whites or blacks in the state, and as we've seen in both national polls and exit polls so far, younger voters are perhaps more apt to back Sanders than any other group in the Democratic electorate.
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Over three surveys between 2010 and 2015, views of the news media among Democrats and Republicans followed the same trajectory, with Democrats less apt to see the media as having a negative effect on the way things were going in the US, but those in both parties shifting slightly more negative over time.
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In an era of weaponized sensitivity, participation in public discourse is growing so perilous, so fraught with the danger of being caught out for using the wrong word or failing to uphold the latest orthodoxy in relation to disability, sexual orientation, economic class, race or ethnicity, that many are apt to bow out.
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Susan Greaney, the senior properties historian at English Heritage, which oversees Stonehenge, recommended a trip to the nearby Wiltshire Museum and the Salisbury Museum, local history museums with Stonehenge-relevant exhibitions, each less than a 30-minute drive away but apt to be missed by anyone on a day tour from London.
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In a March 17 report, updated after recent travel restrictions related to coronavirus were enacted, CRS asserted that "courts have recognized that expeditious actions by government officials are frequently required to protect public health or safety," and it observed that judges are apt to let government act fast to head off health risks.
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Due to the heights of confusion we've reached about vaginal health, Gunter literally has to explain to readers not to put garlic in their vaginas, which are apt to be described in marketing content with weird, sexualized terms like "pretty little triangles" as opposed to "vaginas" that bleed, get infected, and give birth.
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When I was a little kid in the crack-addled-gang-members-are-coming-to-kill you late 211s, I wasn't allowed to play with toy guns, the idea being that I might be less apt to become a violent person if I weren't shaped by make-believe shoot-'em-up games.
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Those who say the President has interfered are most apt to think he ought to testify under oath (2005% in that group say he should), but even among those who think the President has not tried to influence the investigation, a majority say he ought to testify if asked (216% say so).
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But most of the action -- and certainly every snippet you're apt to see in the trailers -- takes place on the island, where Lara's resources are put to the test by a heavily armed group led by Vogel (Walton Goggins), who's seeking the very treasure that Lara's dad was after when he disappeared.
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Just 9% of likely Texas voters say there's a chance they could change their mind about the Senate contest before Election Day, although O'Rourke's voters are more apt to be locked in to their choice (92% say their minds are made up) than are Cruz's backers (87% say they've made a final decision).
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Campaign consultants and staff will have to be open to digital advertising and its benefits, which include being able to specifically target who sees an ad based on metrics such as age, gender and media consumption habits, and specifically target messages to cater to those folks who may be more apt to support your candidate.
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About half in the poll say the debate did not have an effect on their voting plans, 4.5% said it didn't make a difference, but those who say they were moved by it tilted in Clinton's direction, 225% said the debate made them more apt to vote for Clinton, 18% more likely to back Trump.
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"When a consumer is a little uncertain around their future and really trying to figure out what this election cycle really means to them, they're not as apt to spend as freely as they might have even just a couple of quarters ago," Wendy's CEO Todd Penegor said in an earnings conference call on Wednesday.
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While her detractors are apt to raise a slew of criticisms that aren't normally leveled at male candidates -- her wardrobe choices, her hair style, the tenor of her voice and laugh, not to mention Donald Trump's accusation that she's playing "the woman card" -- that hasn't been the case when it comes to national security.
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One is that ordinary bank customers, whose degrees of financial sophistication suit them for bank accounts and associated bank cards but not for high-end, high-risk "investment products," are apt to be offered such "products" by people who used simply to assist them with managing more Main Street-style bank and checking accounts.
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If we look at something as closely as we do in a Murphy painting, lingering over every part — from the green of the wrinkled shorts to the light and shadow reflected on the bare legs to the blades of grass around the cell phone — we are apt to be seeing with a dream-like clarity.
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Those likely to participate in the caucuses virtually are slightly more likely to say they like getting to consider all of the possibilities (25% compared with 18% among likely in-person attendees), and among both in-person and virtual likely attendees, younger people are more apt to say they like having all those choices than are older people.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Georgia Tech/GizmodoWhen it comes to naming the world's fastest creature, it's tempting to think of peregrine falcons, cheetahs, or marlins, but as researchers from Georgia Institute of Technology are apt to point out, we mustn't forget Spirostomum ambiguum—a worm-like creature that reaches breakneck speeds through rapid shrinkage.
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If, after you've left the theater, you're apt to remember and savor strange, random bits – like the moment in which Michelle keeps yanking on the loose bra strap of a much-too-kind underling (Kristen Bell) while boasting about the very unusual construction of her own bosom – you probably won't mind too much, if at all.
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Grey Goose (the priciest) was a vodka that I'd only recently had a fair amount of exposure to, Titos (the mid-range) was the brand that I was most comfortable with (and apt to order out or pickup for cocktail parties), and Smirnoff (the lowest priced) felt like an OG college classic — RIP to power hours and pre-gaming.
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On the dance music continuum, there's MixesDB and 1001Tracklists, capturing decades of song-lists and sometimes the recordings themselves, going back to Tom Moulton's pivotal tapes made for Fire Island clubs in the '70s, though many of the virtual tapes are filled with recordings that belong to numerous rights-holders apt to zap them from existence.
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Those who prioritize a winning candidate are more apt to back Biden and O'Rourke than the overall pool of likely caucusgoers (36% in that group say they favor Biden, 14% Sanders, 14% O'Rourke) while Sanders outperforms his overall number among those looking for a candidate who shares their issue positions (103% Biden, 26% Sanders, 8% O'Rourke).
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Dr. Stimson went on to note that those World War I soldiers who had grown up in more isolated, usually rural circumstances, were less likely to be immune to the childhood diseases, and "when thousands of these rural young men are first massed together in army camps, contagious diseases are apt to be very common," he said.
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While it is apt to ask a "Sophie's Choice" question about whether it is worse for government or tech giants to control our conversations, we might reframe this question as this: How can transparency guidelines shift the balance of power from Silicon Valley and government officials back to the people to democratize our marketplace of ideas?
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There is also still an age gap in the party over Sanders and Biden, with younger voters more apt to back Sanders than older voters (0093% among those under age 45 versus 8% among older Democrats) and Biden's numbers far higher among those over 45 (39% in the older group back Biden versus 26% among younger Democrats).
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Those who say they have heard or read "a great deal" about the report (about 7% of the public), however, are more apt to say the President has been cleared: 226% in that group say Trump and his campaign have been exonerated of any collusion, while 2701% say it wasn't exoneration but that collusion could not be proven.
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On the other side of the coin, 37% say a donation from a group advocating for stricter gun laws, such as Everytown for Gun Safety, would make them more apt to back that candidate, 26% would be less likely to support a candidate who accepted such a donation and 34% say it wouldn't move their vote.
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I think more and more the LGBTQ creators in Hollywood are realizing that there are so many LGBTQ points of view that if you're not bringing in people that have certain experiences to help guide your creative process — either as a full-time part of the production or as a consultant — then you're very apt to get it wrong.
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There are steep divides on each of these questions by gender, race and education, with women, non-whites and those with college degrees more apt to choose Clinton in each positive statement tested, but little of the age gap that defined the presidential elections that brought Barack Obama to the presidency and is currently prevalent in the Democratic nomination fight.
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"While PDD's cash burn and marketing costs rose tremendously, I believe the stock is apt to find buyers at this price level as finding a company with this level of growth is very difficult," Brendan Ahern, chief investment officer at KraneShares, a New York-based firm that sells exchange-traded funds tracking Chinese stocks, said in an email on March 19.
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On more traditional issue priorities, voters are now more apt to say the nation's economy will be an important factor in their vote than they were in February (84% call it extremely or very important now, up from 79% in February), with immigration (from 72% important to 76% now) and taxes (from 67% important to 73% now) are also on the rise.
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Whether these tunes are orchestrated with syrupy strings and rippling harps as in Richard Tauber's "Du bist die Welt für mich," which lends the program its title, or set with a jazz shimmer like Stolz's "Im Traum hast Du mir alles erlaubt" ("In my dream you allowed me everything") this is music like liqueur: sweet, sticky and apt to loosen listeners up .
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The other is that these same salespeople are apt to become more and more like high-pressure Wall Street operators, since the bank's goal now becomes that of selling as many distinct "products" as possible to one's customers — and since the higher-end "products" tend to earn much more for their sellers than do traditional bank products like checking and savings accounts.
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The breadth of their personalities is so vast, readers are apt to feel immediate kinship with any one of them, from the California mother of two known as "the Flying Housewife," to the "timid kid" from New York who hated heights and elevators, to the cigar-smoking minister's wife who once flew loops around the steeple while her husband preached a sermon.
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"One thing is that they are in a sense ambiguous, so that the recipient is apt to feel vaguely insulted, but since the words look and sound complimentary, on the surface (they're most often positive), she can't rightly feel insulted and doesn't know how to respond," Robin Lakoff, Professor Emerita of Linguistics at the University of California, Berkeley, told Business Insider.
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" THE RULEBOOK: FRIENDLY RIVALRY "Reasons have been already given to induce a supposition that the State governments will too naturally be prone to a rivalship with that of the Union, the foundation of which will be the love of power; and that in any contest between the federal head and one of its members the people will be most apt to unite with their local government.
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The lack of confidence in tech companies crosses party lines, with majorities of Republicans (63%), independents (58%) and Democrats (57%) saying they have little or no confidence in Facebook, Twitter or Google to do enough to prevent interference from foreign countries, but views on Trump and the media are sharply split by party, with Republicans more apt to express confidence that Trump is doing enough (77%, vs.
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In the horizontal painting, "Warning" (2019), which measures 18 by 24 inches, the horizontal yellow borders at the top and bottom, punctuated by a red "zip" are apt to recall the barriers seen at one of the many New York construction sites, while the wide gray and black diagonal bands that meet at the panel's midpoint without overlapping evoke the asphalt of the streets.
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Facebook Stories lets you shoot 3853 photos without a 360 camera with this cool "paint with the lens" interface Facebook Stories lets you shoot 360 photos without a 360 camera with this cool "paint with the lens" interface Since testing in January 2017 and then launching in March 2017, Facebook has been rapidly iterating on its version of Stories in hopes of making it more unique and apt to its audience.
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The piece, titled "America Must Be Ready To Nuke First," argues that America must be first-use to stave off Russian aggression: While the Obama administration contemplates a no-first-use policy, the Russians threaten the opposite: first, to intimidate and coerce U.S. allies and partners; and second, as part of a strategy of escalation, to de-escalate (that is, less apt to provoke a nuclear response and more conducive to war termination than second use).
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"When kids are entering adolescence, they're developing their own identity and trying to figure out what's socially acceptable so when they're inundated with images of a particular body type in appealing scenarios, they're more apt to absorb the idea that that particular body type is ideal," said Sierra Filucci, executive editor of parenting content and distribution for Common Sense Media, a nonprofit organization focused on helping children, parents and educators navigate the world of media and technology.
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