"To whatever extent the data is strong, the Fed becomes less likely to continue cutting rates and the broader financial market becomes less interested in bonds."
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And because judicial protection of rights becomes less important, our reliance on fallible and often highly ideological judges becomes more limited, and a populist backlash against the judiciary becomes less likely, too.
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For that reason, the stronger U.S. data becomes less relevant.
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But the map becomes less hospitable for him after that.
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Hence, the deterrence becomes less and less reliable and ephemeral.
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"The work becomes less selfish and about ego," she says.
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Vision becomes less sharp, with less contrast and depth perception.
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THERE'S A RISK THAT THAT THE FED BECOMES LESS HOSPITABLE.
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But with a resounding defeat, that option becomes less likely.
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This bill has premiums declining as coverage becomes less generous.
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Yet that becomes less true with every day that passes.
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If you squeeze ice, it becomes less stable and melts.
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Lacking investment, the internet becomes less reliable for the entire region.
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Eventually I'll move, data eventually degrades, right, it becomes less valuable.
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This makes us less confident, and our memory becomes less effective.
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The more you think about it, though, it becomes less amazing.
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As she does so, Kendrick's character becomes less and less coherent.
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In diabetes, insulin becomes less effective at controlling blood sugar levels.
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Banks. When you break down the numbers, coolness becomes less relevant.
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What to eat for lunch becomes less of a crippling decision.
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And as we age, ordinary swallowing often becomes less well coordinated.
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The seawater also becomes less dense, changing patterns of ocean currents.
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But widen the circle slightly, and the picture becomes less clear.
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When moving becomes more difficult financially, the economy becomes less fluid.
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Borrowing becomes less attractive when interest rates start rising from almost nothing.
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Politics becomes less about building things up than about burning them down.
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However, in the '70s, this journey becomes less solitary, and increasingly political.
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Indeed, it is here that the adult-only concept becomes less attractive.
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"It becomes less like jewelry and more appropriately militaristic," Clapton tells InStyle.
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But connecting becomes less intimidating if the fear of failure is removed.
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Cohn said pushing the reform passage to next year becomes less appealing.
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Another factor helping is easing regulation, as Modi's government becomes less protectionist.
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The situation could get worse as low-income housing becomes less available.
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As time goes on, the physical world becomes less and less relevant.
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Too many high notes too often, and the drama becomes less effective.
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Finally, communication issues clear up and your sleep schedule becomes less wacky!
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Without updates, the watches' capabilities deteriorate and the hardware becomes less secure.
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In that sense, the painting becomes less real; it becomes more abstract.
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The relationship becomes less about shared profiteering and more about shared values.
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Red pigment becomes less stable over time and is incredibly difficult to detect.
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As the U.S. increasingly becomes a knowledge-based economy, geography becomes less important.
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When fewer moves mean fewer job switches, the labour market becomes less efficient.
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What's real and what isn't becomes less important than what action you take.
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Cruelty becomes less taboo, of course, when it's met with quiet downward gazes.
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It becomes less about the medium and more about trying to relay information.
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It becomes less mobile, and this benefits the entire population, vaccinated and unvaccinated.
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Hence, the net outcome likely becomes less security and less privacy for all.
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With weaker industrial production, a traditional increase in investment also becomes less likely.
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But if this last-minute slippage doesn't stop, his advantage becomes less clear.
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"The personal exemption will come back, but it becomes less valuable," Gleckman said.
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If he becomes less awake and vomits, quickly turn him on his side.
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Introduce abstraction, or deliberate opaqueness, and the player becomes less comfortable, more frightened.
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Managerial expertise in hiring, training, and supervising marginal job candidates becomes less prized.
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As it becomes less relevant, it will become poorer, starting with the heartland.
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Even if the situation in Shanghai becomes less comfortable, we are not helpless.
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The road becomes less congested, the air becomes clearer, and cities become more livable.
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But it's been my experience that eventually in relationships sex just becomes less important.
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It becomes less of a car and more of a catalyst — but for what?
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And every year, the actual presentation of Grammy awards becomes less and less important.
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The whole enterprise becomes less and less excusable, which becomes clear with Seoul 1988.
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Its drugstores provide an ideal location, especially as its retail space becomes less profitable.
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That metric becomes less clear, however, with candidates dropping out and other big events.
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So the soundtrack becomes less of an expression and more of a framing device.
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When that margin of error is taken into account, the frontrunner becomes less clear.
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It supports the idea that as a population dwindles, natural selection becomes less efficient.
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As he becomes less physically attracted to her, she instead starts to repulse him.
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But my experience was far from typical, and becomes less so by the day.
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Another reason we speculate that Ikea becomes less of a go-to as you age?
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At any rate, the achievement becomes less obvious than when it's reached through physical exertion.
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Technology becomes less interesting; the onus is on the startup to build a real business.
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Second, when America fails to lead, the world becomes less predictable and more conflict-prone.
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But when it comes to courting scare data talents, the visa trap becomes less relevant.
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After many people have been infected and are immune, then the spread becomes less intense.
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It's also possible that bitcoin mining will become less attractive as it becomes less profitable.
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Speed becomes less and less of a factor in deadly crashes as driver age increases.
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It's at junctures like this when the movie becomes less conventional, although it never soars.
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Read this way, Sontag becomes less of an intellectual and more of a motivational speaker.
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As talking with your partner about money becomes less taboo, the conversations will become easier.
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Bloomberg's effort comes as the prospect of a contested convention becomes less and less remote.
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With early voting, elections becomes less about persuasion and more about campaign mechanics and mobilization.
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One of kids' potential revenue sources is declining, as the tooth fairy becomes less generous.
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But as ISIS recedes, America's alliance with the Kurds becomes less necessary for either side.
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"At some point, the innovation around the coordination becomes less and less innovative," Burnham says.
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The impact likely would be temporary as U.S. oil becomes less attractive to Chinese buyers.
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"It becomes less and less controllable as it gets closer to the actual day," she says.
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But the conventional view holds that it becomes less effective once the economy starts growing again.
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Eventually, as coding becomes less about learning and more about doing, that will be pretty helpful.
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If this trend runs its course, consumers will suffer as the tech industry becomes less vibrant.
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With litigation and reputational risks hanging over the sector, investing in the profession becomes less attractive.
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When more people drive, the roads become clogged, delays go up, and driving becomes less appealing.
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A. If it is delisted before a chips sale is completed, that disposal becomes less urgent.
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That's why she's waiting for the day when skin positivity becomes less of a talking point.
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This means less shame, and therefore, it becomes less likely that someone will suffer in silence.
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But although you're always learning stuff, once you've cut up 10,000 chickens it becomes less exciting.
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A likely effect is that when partisan elites are also separated, policy substance becomes less relevant.
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But when that is not the case, the value of democracy becomes less clear to some.
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As talking about mental health becomes less stigmatized, maybe we'll see more people using online treatments.
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But adolescence is also a time when physical activity often becomes less common, especially among girls.
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And what happens to these new initiatives after the coronavirus becomes less of an imminent threat?
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Everyone, including whites, becomes less likely to see politics as a game of us versus them.
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For some kids school becomes less about learning and more about achievement, right answers, and grades.
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The pressure gradient becomes less extreme, and Greenland tends to see sunnier weather and less snowfall.
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We know that abortion doesn't go away when it becomes illegal; it just becomes less safe.
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When it becomes less generous, there are fewer opportunities for budding PhDs to start their careers.
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Over time, the show becomes less of a conspiracy thriller than the pair's high-octane love story.
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"When any information is co-opted for security puproses it becomes less secure to share," Harvey said.
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"When any information is co-opted for security purposes it becomes less secure to share," Harvey said.
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When patients are armed with their own health data, the relationship with their doctor becomes less paternalistic.
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Even if face recognition tech becomes less biased, it can still be weaponized against people of color.
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But this becomes less of a problem once you're further into the game and are already superpowered.
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He said that talking about the thing that scares you the most helps it becomes less terrifying.
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Luckily, the story's focus becomes less about you being haunted, and more about Eris and her past.
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As the world moves swiftly to that mobile-cloud intersection, perhaps the underlying OS becomes less important.
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"As you travel further, the percentage of taxes and fees becomes less of a burden," Cummings said.
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As a non-interest bearing asset, dollar-denominated gold becomes less attractive if U.S. interest rates rise.
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Walking becomes less automatic and requires more concentration as people age, the researchers note in Gait & Posture.
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It suddenly becomes less dangerous because it won't do some crazy stuff after training completely from scratch.
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And I think that the more I understand all the sides of something, it becomes less daunting.
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But the secret becomes less dangerous if it involves raising stray kittens, as one grandpa found out.
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"Cocaine" becomes less of a wistful, passive warning when played acoustic, gaining an angrier, more direct delivery.
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As the country becomes less white, support for the absolutist view of the Second Amendment may weaken.
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"As Sanders fades, it becomes less critical," one longtime adviser to Clinton says of the transcript issue.
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Of course, when you mention the cost of transition to the taxpayer, it instantly becomes less popular.
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When a beautiful game like Battlefield V suddenly looks like Minecraft, the visual field becomes less cluttered.
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Bands of our size, when you're not touring full time, it becomes less and less worth it.
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She's keenly aware of how a city that becomes less desirable after a major event can backfire.
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With every year, the world becomes less certain, the destabilizing effects of globalization more difficult to hide.
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Even when movement quality becomes less robust, what can emerge is a renewed sense of the heroic.
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Baseball becomes less of a game when it becomes a business with billions of dollars at stake.
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And in its management (or mismanagement), California's economy is taking a bludgeoning as electricity becomes less certain.
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And tests of public sentiment becomes less scientific — and, frankly, less real — the more complex the question.
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"We think over time, that becomes less of an issue," Humana CEO Bruce Broussard said in an interview.
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It becomes less about Nancy Pelosi and more about do you want to have Democratic issues being addressed?
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"If you kept making the same ad over and over again, it just becomes less impactful," he added.
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As Kavanaugh becomes less and less popular, as all the public polling shows, this will become increasingly true.
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I yearn for it constantly, hoping that by going through day-to-day motions it becomes less real.
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Within fashion, the discussion then becomes less about toxic masculinity and patriarchy, and more about abuse of power.
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Because you have not had excesses, the sort of short-circuiting of the growth cycle becomes less likely.
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That means recycled plastic becomes less attractive because of the work it requires to sort and clean it.
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As the economy changes over time, with some sectors growing faster than others, this snapshot becomes less accurate.
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And as religion becomes less important on both sides of the border, pressure for Irish unification will grow.
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As Nadja's voice in the memoir becomes less distinct, her role shifts from investigator to agent of reconciliation.
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Our primary aim is to avoid war and transform U.S.-Iran relations so future conflict becomes less likely.
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"We want to stay optimistic but know that with every day that passes, good news becomes less likely."
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Because Netflix now own their own content, it becomes less critical to renew deals with distributors like Epix.
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As mitigation of climate change becomes less and less feasible, migration is one of the only responses remaining.
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Beyond that, the impact of the tax cuts becomes less clear, but they will probably still be helpful.
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There are also concerns about demographic change, as the world becomes less white and as western societies age.
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Each day that new coronavirus cases are announced is another day that action on climate becomes less likely.
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If a company was only interested in setting up one emerging market, dLocal becomes less relevant, said Kanovich.
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But without these protections, people with drug use disorders will suffer as insurance becomes less accessible and skimpier.
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The tension becomes less and less about whether or not Patience will survive, but instead what Jack's motives are.
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If all this yields at first is that couple-form becomes less annoying, this will be a good start.
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For one more, open discussion about sexuality is still awkward and difficult, even as vaginal health becomes less stigmatized.
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But eventually, as the platform matures and it starts to become saturated with new releases, it becomes less viable.
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Our immune system clears out senescent cells on a regular basis, but this process becomes less effective over time.
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Meanwhile, in the brain, the reward pathway becomes less sensitive, while brain circuits involved in stress become increasingly sensitive.
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But as more studies are published and the brain becomes less of a scientific mystery, that figures to change.
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By acknowledging porn, it immediately becomes less shameful and opens up a dialogue, which leads to healthy, active learning.
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As the air heats up, it becomes less dense, and thinner air means an airplane wing generates less lift.
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Mathematicians often have a moment in their lives when math becomes less about calculation and more about pattern-finding.
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Amusing and unsettling enough at first, the business becomes less tenable the more wildly Binet spins out his scenarios.
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That's impressive, but becomes less so when you remember that there are twice as many firearm suicides as homicides.
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That's the mistake that Ravnic hopes becomes less and less common as more doctors become aware of this disease.
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After that, playtime with my best mates swiftly becomes less public, consigned to midnight sleepovers or bushes in parks.
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Gradually, the antibiotic becomes less effective and we're left with a disease that we don't know how to treat.
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At the same time, because of the stage musical's need to deepen character through song, Elsa becomes less conventional.
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Put simply, degree inflation — like grade inflation — means that a degree becomes less valuable when it is more common.
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The joke does not become funnier because it is clear what is going to happen; it becomes less funny.
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"We know with the heating of water, the atmosphere becomes less stable and there are more storms," he said.
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Gradually, the antibiotic becomes less effective, and we're left with a disease that we don't know how to treat.
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But as the game goes on, that outsider perspective becomes less of a core theme and increasingly becomes window dressing.
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This method becomes less accurate, though, when writers ape one another's style as they often did in Elizabethan theatre-land.
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But exactly what kind of company Faraday Future is becomes less clear as new information emerges about its business operations.
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They get the job done, but in a way that people have heard so many times, it becomes less effective.
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Over time, new housing also filters down to the more affordable supply, because housing becomes less desirable as it ages.
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It becomes less understandable because, presumably, after going on multiple dates you believe there is a rapport developing between you.
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Because of this, the surrounding water becomes less acidic over long periods of time—think tens to thousands of years.
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The opposition party, moreover, becomes less hesitant about taking on the president as the "momentum" from the presidential election fades.
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There may be periods where the frontier market space shrinks or becomes less liquid, but that is to be expected.
|
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As Jesse's ego grows, she becomes less and less interested in hanging out with this (admittedly very boring) nice guy.
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"A new system becomes less important than what capabilities you can add to that which you already have," O'Connor said.
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The irony is that as the universe of Crispr expands, owning a part of it becomes less and less valuable.
|
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But without Kennedy on the Court, a ruling going even as far as a five-year maximum becomes less likely.
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It becomes less about who is winning here in Washington but about how we're doing right by our fellow Americans.
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Without him, the franchise's long-term future becomes less clear, and its ability to maximize short-term growth is weakened.
|
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"As people mature and these things become less taboo, I think it just becomes less of an issue," Connelly said.
|
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In this type, the body becomes less responsive to insulin, a hormone it needs to balance glucose in the bloodstream.
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As mismanagement drives out the most talented public servants, government becomes less capable of doing even its most elementary jobs.
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It becomes less about the changes we can make today to make things better and more about avoiding complicity altogether.
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So, Kim ostensibly thinks he can continue to play agent provocateur while the US becomes less capable of countering him.
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The father begging God to watch over his family even as the world becomes less and less familiar to him.
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But without Kennedy on the court, a ruling going even as far as a five-year maximum becomes less likely.
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As the sector becomes less protected, it seems likely that Europe's prices will more closely track the volatile world sugar price.
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Covering its enormous maintenance and fire-prevention backlog is going to cause rates to rise even as power becomes less reliable.
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Most likely, this trend will continue as marijuana becomes less stigmatized and more and more states vote to legalize the drug.
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If their departures mean the Vatican becomes less responsive, that could foreshadow more serious problems for Francis on the other fronts.
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All of this becomes less surprising when you consider that Kardashian West has a very direct link to the legal world.
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The film is so driven by these people's versions of the truth it becomes less about a trial or a biopic.
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The sector is headed for its second straight week of declines as an interest rate hike in December becomes less likely.
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Throw Assad's use of chemical weapons while allied with Russia into that mix, and the premise of cooperation becomes less appealing.
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This interest rate influences all the rest — when it's cut, borrowing becomes cheaper and saving becomes less lucrative to encourage spending.
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Fashion becomes less about standing out than fitting in, at least within the micro-group of which you are a part.
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Consequently, the people who eat the most rice stand to suffer the worst health problems as the crop becomes less nutritious.
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Throughout the stories you have political moments, so it becomes less about sex between two men and more about political commentary.
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" 'Moral hazard' is an economic term meaning that people will do more of something when it becomes less risky," Doleac said.
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With the contradictions of the characters pointedly not resolved, everyone is culpable; it becomes less of a whodunit than a whodidn't.
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However, Russia's leverage with Mr. Assad will diminish as the opposition crumbles in Syria's west and Russian airpower becomes less important.
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As owners face increased competition, employer-provided health care insurance becomes less of a job perk and more of a requirement.
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With our operational model, the deliveries across all our cities are about 15 minutes, and I think that becomes less important.
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"It's a time when the warrior planet [Mars] becomes less aggressive, because of all the emotions that come with Cancer," Reed says.
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Sure, but as Healy repeats, "If I'm lost, how can I find myself?" for two minutes, it becomes less and less profound.
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As trends shift, and non-dairy milk becomes less niche, it may no longer make sense to buy more costly small containers.
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"As spaceflight becomes more and more commercialized, I think this idea that we don't need a definition becomes less and less tenable."
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But at some point, claiming that I've got X million miles or X billion miles, or whatever it is, becomes less significant.
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Such an approach becomes less tarnished as memories of past crises recede, and opening credit taps often brings short-run political rewards.
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But even if the organisation becomes less relevant, its decision-making standard of "rough consensus and running code" is likely to endure.
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The pattern in the Labor Department study, they said, showed that having more racial fluidity doesn't automatically mean race becomes less relevant.
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Notably, it also becomes less about one woman, her malevolent charms and quirks, and develops into an unsettling look at imperial power.
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The nationality of dealers, artists and collectors becomes less important every year at all art fairs as the market essentially ignores borders.
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In Type 2 diabetes, which develops over many years and has been linked to obesity, the body becomes less responsive to insulin.
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But there's such a hectic quality to the storytelling that more becomes less, and the dinosaurs exhibit more depth than the people.
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I started out with this 'La Bohème' fantasy, but as you get older, the 'La Bohème' fantasy becomes less sexy, believe me.
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A risk is that it simply becomes less relevant as it fails to address the challenges facing the continent, says Prof Liggett.
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Questions of discrimination and accessibility if the ADA becomes less of priority in a Trump DOJ also extend to the education sector.
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At that point, Mr. Noren's direction becomes less subtle, with ill-defined stage action on the other side of the gauze curtain.
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On average, premiums for health plans people buy for themselves would decline over the 10-year period, as coverage becomes less generous.
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While Ander — who learned of Polo's culpability in "34 Hours Missing" — says no each time, he becomes less convincing with every lie.
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Ultimately, the answer to the pre-ex problem is to lower the cost of care enough that the problem becomes less important.
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"I do fear that when you stack evidence on top of evidence on top of evidence, somehow more becomes less," Swalwell said.
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Non interest-bearing gold is highly sensitive to rising U.S. interest rates, because it becomes less attractive than assets that bear interest.
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But disaster can breed so much caution that a crisis becomes less likely, says Eric Lonergan of M&G, a fund-management group.
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It becomes less about fighting and competing for love, as we have been conditioned to think, and more about freely sharing mutual positives.
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With most users simply stocking up on Bitcoin and/or trading it, Metcalfe's law becomes less relevant, and perhaps doesn't apply at all.
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Through these conversations, the low-income housing sector becomes less a case of charity and more a viable market with great economic potential.
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But what happens when an archive becomes less reliable, and arguably has legitimate reasons to bow to pressure and remove controversial archived material?
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But now Google, Microsoft, Amazon and other cloud providers are putting in this work, so a distribution vendor becomes less of a necessity.
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"If the outlook becomes less favourable ... we stand ready to increase our asset-purchase programme in terms of size or duration," he said.
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Now, even as much of the Muslim world becomes less conservative, abuses of zina laws may still incur a prison sentence and fines.
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As that state becomes less competitive, Arizona is heating up: Clinton trails Trump by just 5 points in the latest CNN/ORC poll.
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The financial sector, however, is headed for its second straight week of declines as an interest rate increase in December becomes less likely.
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In particular, countries need to work on capturing and managing natural rainfall to take advantage of heavier downpours, as rain becomes less reliable.
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Certainly, joining public companies may start to look a lot more attractive to top talent as unicorn start-up equity becomes less liquid.
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Throughout the film, Sara becomes less of her rigid initial self, trading in her scholarly blouses for colorful, free-flowing ruffles and scarves.
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It is all too likely that the European economy will again stutter when its external environment becomes less favorable than it is today.
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When you find out your weekend bacon sarnie is as carcinogenic as cigarettes, slathering it in brown sauce becomes less of a priority.
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That's going to be important as website usage becomes less and less important over time and people access the Internet in different ways.
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Add to that soaring levels of prescription opioid addiction in the general population, and the result of the Krueger study becomes less surprising.
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Mortgage interest deduction becomes less useful because the higher standard deduction and property tax can no longer be deducted (in the Senate bill).
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You start to play with these kinds of permutations and schedules and it becomes less and less likely to make this stuff happen.
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This all adds a charm to the show, as the drama and story becomes less about Rimuru and more about those around them.
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As tuition skyrockets and becomes less accessible for everyone, however, students have been compelled to think of college from a business perspective instead.
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And even that method becomes less effective under models in which the climate warmed more than 3.6 degrees, according to the study's authors.
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With this, the app becomes less of an installer and more of a central command center for your work across Creative Cloud's applications.
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This, thankfully, becomes less true as the game (the album?) presses on and its confidence builds in what it asks of the player.
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Indeed, as a lithium-ion battery ages, the chemistry within changes and becomes less efficient at storing and delivering power to your device.
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It could also mean that people are avoiding the term as it becomes less useful, since its overuse has rendered it basically meaningless.
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It becomes less of an issue in this gotcha world if you can get it out early if it's perceived to be sincere.
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However, I deeply hope that in this medium, the difference between developers and the general public becomes less and less of a distinction.
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That absolves them (and, by proxy, us) from any moral or ethical responsibility; by the end, the story becomes less complex, not more.
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As her suit pressure rapidly drops, hypoxia threatens, and she becomes less and less cogent, her partner gently talks her through the rescue process.
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And when air gets hot, it expands and becomes less dense—so an airplane's wings can't generate enough lift to get off the ground.
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Which becomes less appealing when AirPlay starts to skip and cut out, as it has done a few time in the last few months.
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That only equates to a small fossil-fuel power plant, but has potential to expand as storage becomes cheaper and generation becomes less centralized.
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If these social costs decline, or if public shaming becomes less effective, society can flip from a good institutional equilibrium to a bad one.
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As you grow older, it becomes less likely that you'll get a party at the local rollerskating rink (completely paid for by your parents).
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By fostering new life — a tree — death becomes less about cold headstones and more about a natural grave marker, says founding designer Raoul Bretzel.
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While young people often job-hop to a new city in search of opportunity, this becomes less and less practical as people get older.
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Until LGBTQ representation becomes less anomalous in the world of kids' TV, moments when it does happen will likely continue to make the news.
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As time goes on and farmland becomes less essential, you can start replacing those farms with suburban communities — called "neighborhoods" — to house more citizens.
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Now incoming signs show weaknesses - weakness of growth in the second, in the third quarter as well, so this rebound becomes less likely now.
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As this mandatory spending on entitlement programs such as Medicare and Social Security grows unchecked, the congressional appropriations process becomes less and less important.
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When the vulnerability of children becomes less a reason for protection than an opportunity to do harm, perhaps some fear really is in order.
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As we get older and priorities shift from after-work bowling league to after-school pickup, maintaining a loaded social calendar becomes less essential.
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In the attempt to capture an event just as it happens, or even before it does, the news becomes less factual and more hypothetical.
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I'd walk myself—I can see my destination a short distance away—but a few steps outside of town, the ground becomes less stable.
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Experts told Business Insider that this mass data collection could stay the norm even after the coronavirus becomes less of a public-health threat.
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How is it, precisely, that right becomes less right and wrong less wrong simply by the passage of time and the weariness of repetition?
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When anything gets big like this, it becomes less for fun and more of an opportunity to grow a business and create a platform.
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Kurds are counting on relations with the United States to continue as usual once the referendum is completed and the rhetoric becomes less heated.
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Mr. Lloyd's interpretation balances surface elegance with an aching profundity, so that "Betrayal" becomes less about the anguish of love than of life itself.
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During the transformation, oxygen comes from within the big bubble and the air outside as the foam dries and becomes less of a barrier.
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Different, in this context, becomes less about its relativity to the hegemony of haircuts and becomes a standalone descriptor—something in and of itself.
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As middle-class stability becomes less assured, and new social norms challenge age-old wedding dogmas, both brides and businesses are betting on alternatives.
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Every year, it becomes less and less likely that a human being composed the upbeat jingle you just heard in the background of a video.
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As the country becomes more prosperous, de Boer said the mechanism becomes less effective as high prices will no longer be seen as a deterrent.
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We're creeping in on the season wherein a good lip exfoliator becomes less of a semi-necessary extra step and more of a non-negotiable.
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This only equates to a small fossil-fuel power plant but it has potential to expand as storage becomes cheaper and generation becomes less centralized.
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As is often the case when art becomes controversial, the discussion becomes less about the art in question and more about politics, hysterics, and gamesmanship.
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Communication and cooperation between our industries will only continue to improve as the distinction between elite private equity and venture capital investors becomes less meaningful.
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Storage is a threshold technology that's relatively new and you-- can allow us to-- to time shift, you know, so gas becomes less interesting frankly.
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If the United States becomes less friendly to foreign-born tech workers, they will simply go elsewhere to start new companies and design new products.
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As was the case with smoking indoors, the use of plastic bags becomes less socially acceptable over time once the government moves to restrict them.
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But few people, even longtime locals, know many details about it, like its specific location — or that it becomes less of a forest each day.
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For people in wealthy countries who enjoy a diverse, healthy diet, it may not matter much if rice becomes less nutritious in the years ahead.
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Eldred told Mashable that she sees private Facebook groups attracting more attention from political campaigns as the social network's main news feed becomes less coherent.
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"A risk to the trade is that trade rhetoric becomes less escalatory, generating a reversal in price action, supporting risk, and pushing USDJPY higher," they said.
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At some point we do end up in a world where resources get constrained or the thing that was really easy to do becomes less easy.
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Satellite imagery can provide accurate readings of displacements in areas close to an earthquake, but it becomes less reliable when analyzing areas that are farther away.
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As spending time in a car becomes less onerous, the tradeoff of moving a few hours away to save money on rent will look increasingly favorable.
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That part was easy, because at a certain point in your career, it becomes less about the project, and more about the people you work with.
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This begs a larger question, though: Will influencer marketing on Instagram reach a point where the bubble bursts, SponCon becomes less effective, and individual profits drop?
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The Xfinity Mobile deal quickly becomes less of a deal if you want to add more lines, because Comcast isn't offering discounts on those extra lines.
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But as the market becomes less oversupplied, or even undersupplied, the premium for immediate availability rises and starts to offset the discounts for finance and storage.
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What seems impressive at first becomes less so when you learn that Gracie was kind of the only guy who knew what Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu was.
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Even as the global power mix becomes less carbon-intensive as reliance on coal decreases, emissions from fossil-fueled generation associated with cooling need will double.
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They point out that it becomes less useful when we're unsure what we care about, or when we anticipate that what we care about might shift.
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"Anything with laces becomes less efficient," said John Kim, chief executive of SendBird, a start-up that helps software engineers build chat features within their apps.
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"The capacity for a fire to burn through an area becomes less dependent on the amount of fuel the more extreme the weather is," says Driscoll.
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When this happens, the public becomes less willing to support such programs and people become less willing to use them, even in times of desperate need.
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Type-22019 diabetes, the more common form of the illness, is associated with aging and overweight and occurs when the body becomes less responsive to insulin.
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And as the technology improves and implementation becomes less expensive, the United States could export the technology and make coal-fired power cleaner around the world.
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If one input becomes less relevant, our cognitive systems shift their attention to the next most relevant one (which these days is usually our mobile devices).
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But in that forgetfulness, she becomes less of a symbol and more of a three-dimensional being, one who must win love as we all must.
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Pluto will be here until 2023; last weekend, it ended its retrograde, so we're feeling its energy shift as it becomes less reflective and more active.
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The goal of the players on the side of law becomes less about preventing murders as making the most of the deaths to further the investigation.
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Advertisers are really just looking at results, and until Facebook becomes less effective to whatever results those advertisers are after, I don't think that will change.
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In the way they echo, rather than mimic, nature, the geometric forms of "Koda Study No. 3" demonstrate how artifice becomes less convincing the harder it tries.
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Countries worldwide sitting on oil and gas reserves are keen to pump it before it becomes less valuable as global policies to address climate change kick in.
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"[The] AR app becomes less reactive due to factors such as wrinkle, brightness, shadow, angle and distance," Anrealage x Onitsuka say in the shoe care manual, too.
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The current method for accessing brain signals requires complex open-brain surgery and becomes less effective over several months, which means it is rarely applied, he said.
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Often, this extra information doesn't tell you anything you couldn't get from a public voter database, and it becomes less useful over time as people's preferences change.
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We have 70 people, $2.5 billion [under management], hundreds of millions of dollars a year [to invest] and there's a certain point where it becomes less fun.
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Secondly, as the greenhouse effect makes the upper atmosphere warmer and thus more humid, the cooling of the tops of stratocumulus clouds from above becomes less efficient.
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The Sun in mysterious Scorpio is lighting up the home and family sector of your chart, encouraging you to get domestic as the weather becomes less agreeable.
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It also repeated that its asset buys, set to be cut by a quarter from April, could be increased or extended if the outlook becomes less favorable.
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Gulf banks have been scrambling to raise capital after a period of strong lending and as liquidity becomes less abundant due to the fall in oil prices.
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"A risk to the trade is that trade rhetoric becomes less escalatory, generating a reversal in price action, supporting risk, and pushing USD/JPY higher," they said.
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The current version still suffers from a limited field of view, though in my experience, that actually becomes less of an issue the longer you use it.
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"There's kind of a shift in the record where the aesthetic changes and it becomes less machine-like and brutal, and it becomes more melodic," says Douglas.
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It also repeated that its asset buys, scheduled to be cut by a quarter from April, could be increased or extended if the outlook becomes less favorable.
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But if Amazon becomes a direct competitor, paying for its services becomes less attractive, particularly with Google offering a similarly effective analytics and marketing platform, he said.
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It also repeated that its asset buys, scheduled to be cut by a quarter from April, could be increased or extended if the outlook becomes less favourable.
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Replacement becomes less likely as machines continue to learn and minimum wages put pressure on companies already operating in highly competitive environments to substitute workers for technologies.
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The wearer is conscious of the lights and sounds at the outset of each use, but becomes less aware of these as they drift off to sleep.
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But the appeal of miniaturization is likely to grow: a large mission becomes less vulnerable to total failure if it can be subdivided into many tiny parts.
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"Unless the world begins to create less data and/or data becomes less valuable — memory will continue to grow in importance relative to compute architectures," he said.
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"The risk you run is that it becomes less of a professional sport," said Graeme Spence, a sailor for Oracle who holds dual Australian and British citizenship.
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But inevitably, this previously meteoric trajectory levels off, and progress becomes less predictable, not least because how "well" each training session starts to depend on more variables.
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If the cost of making trousers becomes less appealing in China, a room full of sewing machines in Cambodia can quickly be filled with low-wage seamstresses.
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The heavens are noticeably darker for roughly three days once every lunation (or month), during which time the moon becomes less bright until it reaches its "new" phase.
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Once we account for that efficiency difference and examine environmental performance per amount of food produced, the organic advantage becomes less certain (few studies have examined this question).
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The maze, which is here staged across two parts, becomes less of a dizzying exercise in about-turns and trap avoidance, and more of a fetch-quest relay.
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It cannot be precise, may be changing over time, and "its utility as the central organizing thought around how you are conducting monetary policy becomes less," Quarles said.
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As prices drop, currency mining becomes less lucrative, which makes cheaper and easier to rent out the quantity of computing power you'd need to take over a coin.
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As pay increases, the value employees place on finding a happy medium between time at the office and relaxing with family and friends becomes less and less important.
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AS OTHER COMPANIES HAVE TO MAKE DECISIONS TO CLOSE STORES AND BECOME SMALLER AND THEIR FOOTPRINT BECOMES LESS, I THINK WE HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO ATTRACT NEW BRANDS.
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But when you have no negotiations, and an incoming administration that has no intention of applying pressure, the two-state solution becomes less valuable as a talking point.
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"So unit of sale per se becomes less relevant" The move perhaps reflects just how much Apple's pricing has stretched toward the high-end in the past year.
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Meanwhile, as genome sequencing technology becomes less expensive, it could be more widely applied in clinics to provide unprecedented real-time insights into genetic diseases and cancer progression.
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It becomes less nice when that rigidity presses against the fleshy lives of actual human beings moving through a complicated world not arranged for their deeply consequential concerns.
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Like a dispute in any relationship, the longer you avoid a difficult conversation, the more the conversation becomes less about the original dispute and more about other things.
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Then invite them to read the short responses from six experts in this November 2015 Room for Debate forum, When a Generation Becomes Less Tolerant of Free Speech.
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"If it's very congested, then it becomes less and less feasible for someone to seek employment opportunities downtown, so they'll be confined to their local area," he said.
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As the US economy becomes less energy intensive, a massive shift in pricing has made emissions-heavy coal power plants more expensive than other, more environmentally friendly options.
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If Medicaid funding becomes less than what states are receiving now, "it will put pressure on the number of people who are covered through Medicaid expansion," Gupte said.
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"It becomes less about the individual ego and more about the process and collaborative nature of building these things," Sean Orlando, a co-founder, said of their ethos.
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"Effective governance requires clear separation between management and the board and anytime those lines get blurred, I believe the enterprise becomes less safe and less sound," Quigley said.
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The cruise line also provided additional rescheduling options in case some holidaymakers chose to postpone their travels until after the coronavirus becomes less of a public-health threat.
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When higher education becomes less about learning and more about specializing, finding a major and picking a job, we may miss out on the benefits of broad learning.
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Gulf banks have been active in raising money this year as liquidity becomes less abundant because of lower oil prices and as lending growth outpaces growth in deposits.
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He also becomes less harsh toward Jo's writing: Heidi Thomas's 2018 Little Women miniseries, for example, includes a scene in which Bhaer apologizes to Jo for criticizing her.
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By accomplishing that, it becomes less about the underlying questions that Payne asks than becoming invested in the stories of the confused, mostly middle-aged folks asking them.
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While some have argued that women would just seek care elsewhere, this new research shows the opposite: When Planned Parenthood becomes less accessible, women just get less care.
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But if the global economy becomes less favourable, Spaniards may come to lament that Mr Rajoy did not tackle more of the country's problems when he had the chance.
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Both models show that when the brain processes images that depart from the rule of nature, the activity of the nerve cells is increased, and becomes less sparsely distributed.
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To try to make sure that this violence becomes less socially acceptable, less normal, less commonplace, and to try to make sure that fewer people suffer in the future.
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Simply, once enough members of a population become immune to some illness, the illness as a whole becomes less and less able to ascend to the level of outbreak.
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For example, the franchise may be negatively impacted in the unlikely event that Southsure becomes less important to the group and access to the group's distribution channels is restricted.
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Since customers are involved in the process, they feel a personal stake, and the leap from consideration to purchase becomes less of a hurdle and more of a bridge.
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With more weight in the handle, the hair dryer becomes less top heavy and more ergonomic so there won't be any more aching arms as you're drying your hair.
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It is not about adapting to one culture or another, but about absorbing as much as he can until the source becomes less and less important to point out.
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It becomes less about a clear perspective on interests and more like a primal cry: We're the winners, the richest and most powerful, and we don't owe you anything.
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Dr. Ami Waters, co-medical director of Last Mile Health, which established the network of rural health workers, offered a glimpse of the consequences if contraception becomes less available.
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It is so much more than funding for free attorneys; the law emboldens tenants to organize and fight for their rights as the threat of eviction becomes less powerful.
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As I sign younger kids and I get older, the idea that I&aposll be there jumping in the ring when he wins a world title becomes less realistic.
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The personal interest of the voter in his representative becomes less important to him, and we may lose something of the vital strength of our representative form of government.
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A teacher's job becomes less about handing down facts and more about establishing a classroom environment in which students can gather evidence and formulate arguments, with nudges along the way.
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Erkin Isik, the chief economist at QNB Finansbank, said such a move could set the stage for similar steps in the years ahead as Turkey's fiscal position becomes less stable.
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If that special sauce becomes less special — if someone else has that information — then Netflix runs the risk of becoming an undifferentiated catalog of TV shows (and a few movies).
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I suppose in the modern era, where people are not so company-oriented and constantly move from job to job, it becomes less of a pressing milestone in our heads.
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"They said they got it, it's gone and never coming back in that area," Hobbs recalls, adding that her scar is only an inch and becomes less noticeable every day.
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This is the idea of automation that we're familiar with: replacing variable capital with fixed capital that becomes less expensive in the long run than paying people an hourly wage.
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By investing when market risk seems very high… and then benefitting as a market becomes less risky (through a political change, or an improvement in the economy, or similar factors).
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The general idea is that gold is priced in U.S. dollars, and as each dollar becomes less valuable, it takes less of them to buy the same amount of gold.
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The general idea is that gold is priced in U.S. dollars, and as each dollar becomes less valuable, it takes more of them to buy the same amount of gold.
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Add anxiety about rising immigration — seen by some as depressing unskilled wages as well as a function of sub-par growth elsewhere in Europe — and the surprise becomes less shocking.
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As more of us live in cities, owning cars becomes less and less attractive thanks to the cost and scarcity of parking, not to mention the higher cost of living.
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As the river becomes less polluted thanks to environmental efforts, the dolphins have been seen upriver close to the Harry Nice Bridge, which spans the Potomac connecting Virginia and Maryland.
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While I really wish I could be at home in a taco chair all day, sometimes, I have to wander out into the real world, where sitting becomes less easy.
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On Monday, your energy becomes less intense (but still powerful!) as warrior Mars leaves your sign for Aquarius, firing up the personal finance (and self-esteem) sector of your chart.
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Your teammate's skin color becomes less important than how hard he hustles, his religion is secondary to how good his curveball is, her gender matters less than her work ethic.
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And the effect could shrink more as the opioid crisis becomes less about painkillers and more about heroin and fentanyl, which has been increasingly true over the past few years.
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Of course, this issue becomes less pressing if you believe, as I do, that these bias complaints are intended primarily to rile up conservative voters and unlikely to become law.
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The court delayed issuing any ruling, even on whether it would take the case, suggesting that judges might weigh in only if the question becomes less hypothetical after the election.
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Still, over the course of "In Hoffa's Shadow," Goldsmith's quest becomes less about solving a mystery than a meditation on the complicated and occasionally bittersweet love between fathers and sons.
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The house next door also becomes less desirable and declines in value, and a small town finds it that much harder to retain its population, its attractiveness and its life.
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Mercy Corps' years of experience in fragile states—including Iraq and Afghanistan—have shown us that when short-term political or diplomatic gains dictate development programming, aid becomes less effective.
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Under current rules, developers can apply to boroughs after planning permission has been granted to cut the number of pledged affordable homes if they argue the scheme becomes less viable.
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Nobody's life is the way that it looks online, to the point that season two's central mystery becomes less about the Turd Burglar and more about who these students really are.
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"I do think that, with every day that passes, the possibility of having a special summit in November becomes less likely," Varadkar told reporters after meeting Finnish Prime Minister Juha Sipila.
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The 32-year-old Facebook founder has spoken about virtual reality as an important part of the company's future business, especially as the technology becomes less expensive and its uses clearer.
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I just think that as the internet becomes less online and just becomes more like our lives, I think we're gonna see people using it to alter the alter reality, right?
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With temperatures nearing the 100s and humidity levels that leave you feeling like you just took a shower, getting dressed in the morning becomes less about style and more about survival.
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As sports becomes less localized and our lives become more digital, stadiums of the future — and, in some cases, even the present — could look vastly different than stadiums of the past.
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Fund managers have the interests of their clients to consider and need to generate the highest returns; if a British government threatens to cut those returns, it simply becomes less attractive.
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By isolating the background in this photo, the background becomes less busy and less distracting: Regular (Click to enlarge) Depth Effect When using Portrait mode, it's important to never go overboard.
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When I'm sitting in a senior management meeting with mainly, and often exclusively, men, I can't help but receive the message that a woman becomes less valuable as she gets older.
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The mechanism of thirst becomes less effective with age, and many older people cut back on how much they drink to limit how often they need to get to a bathroom.
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As the web becomes less about static webpages and more about intricate web apps, browsers are being pushed to their limits to display interactive content without lag and erratic frame rates.
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However, when the weather warms, the Arlo SoHo becomes less budget-friendly, with prices skyrocketing into the high $200s on average, even reaching $367 per night for the lowest level room.
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While it's always possible for stocks to bounce back from short-term losses, the tactic becomes less and less likely to pan out as economic data like Purchasing Managers' Indexes weaken.
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I don't mean when it becomes less fun, like a clunky midpoint in a grindy open world game, but when the very idea of playing something becomes sickening and without pleasure.
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"As life modernizes and arguably function becomes less of a necessity in modern life, then you can completely lean into form and just wear something as an aesthetic choice," he says.
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In other words, Golden State will now be even more dependent on drawing help defenders and moving the ball quickly, even as the team becomes less proficient at drawing that help.
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The fact that more than 200 days passed before the subjects were evaluated raises the risk of "recall bias," he said: the patient's memory of the initial exposure becomes less reliable.
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These days, more businesses with similar branding and similar packaging are competing for clicks, which means paid customer acquisition is becoming more expensive as it becomes less effective as a strategy.
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It's as though there were a fixed amount of warmth and a fixed amount of vinegar available to the brothers McGill, and as Jimmy becomes more acerbic, Chuck becomes less so.
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Over time, your body becomes less sensitive to these foods, so you have to eat more just to get the same dopamine rush and feel withdrawal if you don't get it.
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In Type 2 diabetes, which develops over years and has been linked to obesity, the body becomes less responsive to insulin, which the body needs to balance glucose in the bloodstream.
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Cooper's semi-final match with Geo Martinez was a thoughtful, flowing affair which demonstrated how the focus on top and bottom becomes less pronounced when grappling with no points and no gi.
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But once you decide to take a dive off the fashion deep end and flex those sartorial muscles a bit, pulling off the same hue from head-to-toe becomes less intimidating.
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The trade-off is that the experimenter's knowledge of the original becomes less reliable, but the researchers compensate by testing multiple pairs of particles and aggregating the results in a special way.
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But, little by little, adding more polished, versatile, and dare-we-say sophisticated pieces (that are still on-trend, of course) becomes less of a side project and more of a necessity.
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"As people age, their sense of smell becomes less acute, and that explains why the younger adults say the beverages have a chemical or vitamin flavor, because that's primarily smell," she explained.
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At the same time, car sales in Japan have fallen 8.5 percent between 2013-2016, as older drivers stop buying cars while car ownership becomes less of a priority among younger drivers.
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Draghi added that if the economic outlook becomes "less favorable ", or there's inconsistency in financial conditions, the ECB is prepared to increase its asset purchase program — in duration and/or in size.
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The political polarization of race issues continues a trend we've seen in recent years as America becomes less white and more diverse overall, but it bodes poorly for solutions to this issue.
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The fact that anyone is still buying into that line, even as Iowa becomes less and less representative of the nation at large, is largely the fault of the political press corps.
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Relevance to Van Eyck becomes less convincing with the inclusion of the actual convex mirrors of William Orpen and Rossetti, the latter of whom owned twenty four mirrors, nine of them convex.
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"But when you get to middle and high school, the focus becomes less on the social and emotional development of the learner and more of an emphasis on the content area," he said.
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With the gain made by the regime and its backers in Aleppo, it becomes less convincing that they would not continue to pursue a similar strategy towards other rebel-held areas in Syria.
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Overall, it's poised to be another good year for coal exporters to China, although longer term the picture becomes less rosy as ultimately Beijing appears committed to using less of the polluting fuel.
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As the USA becomes less of a destination for scientists, engineers, and other high-skilled migrants due to increasingly hostile immigration policy, what world changing inventions do we stand to miss out on?
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He inserts things into his landscapes that seem at first glance to be normal, like a tree or mirror, but as one looks harder, it becomes less clear what one is actually seeing.
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The drug does not work for all patients and becomes less effective as minutes pass after a stroke, while the device requires an expertise that is usually found only in major medical centers.
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If the National Climate Assessment, which includes detailed regional projections, becomes less credible, that would be a loss for those policymakers, said Bob Kopp, a climate scientist and policy scholar at Rutgers University.
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A chemically aged battery also becomes less capable of delivering peak energy loads, especially in a low state of charge, which may result in a device unexpectedly shutting itself down in some situations.
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In that second he takes flight, DeAndre becomes less a missile and more a dirigible, churning in the air, gaining inch after inch of height, going so much farther than you can imagine.
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A chemically aged battery also becomes less capable of delivering peak energy loads, especially in a low state of charge, which may result in a device unexpectedly shutting itself down in some situations.
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Add to that that you have to carry around what looks like a fairly bulky controller and this becomes less of an option for things like planes, cafes, subway rides, and so on.
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Lewis Ziska, a top scientist at the U.S. Department of Agriculture, resigned because the Trump administration attempted to suppress his study about how rice becomes less nutritious as atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations rise.
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The film ultimately "becomes less about one woman, her malevolent charms and quirks, and develops into an unsettling look at imperial power," Manohla Dargis wrote in her review for The New York Times.
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"What I know is that even in situations where there's nothing that can be done about it, you admit to the whole spectrum of feelings and the regret becomes less debilitating," she said.
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Reese's pumpkins wouldn't be so beloved if they were available all year, and even the most delightful bop becomes less dazzling when it saturates the airwaves and moves into Old Navy commercial territory.
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What the residents of Dutch Harbor, Alaska, now know all too well is that when you live among hundreds of bald eagles, the U.S. national bird becomes less majestic and more, well, annoying.
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Egg harvest requires weeks of injections with powerful hormones, the side effects of which lead to several hundred hospitalizations a year in the US. Until IVF becomes less burdensome, PGD will not be easy.
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Investments in professional management systems and people will translate into more stability, sustainability and stronger growth as the firm becomes less reliant on family talent and able to tap on a wider talent pool.
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As the Internet of Things becomes less costly, he says more startups will be able to deploy hardware and software analytic platforms to help growers manage resources, reduce waste and maximize their crop yields.
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So while one can still argue that power exercised at a national level is more democratically valid than that exercised at a supra-national one, that case becomes less pressing with each passing year.
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Technology alienates everyone: consciousness becomes unmoored, bodies become arbitrary and disposable, sex becomes less a biological function than a psychological dysfunction, the planet and its host of forgotten nature spirits cries out in agony.
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As the dollar continues to fall against the yen, those who are in this trade lose money, and the trade becomes less attractive — which, in turn, leaves less liquidity sloshing around in U.S. markets.
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STOCKHOLM, Nov 29 (Reuters) - Sweden's economy is strong, but as monetary policy globally is becomes less accommodating there are risks to financial stability, particularly from high household debt, the financial watchdog said on Wednesday.
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As the highest-ranking member of Congress, it shouldn't be too surprising that a speaker becomes less popular as he or she becomes more closely associated with what is seen as a dysfunctional government.
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I want it taken further, where gender becomes less of a thing and you get this blurred line where women can do drag queen looks, imitating and reclaiming a grotesque version of a woman.
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In this way, it's not that the reward becomes less valuable or alluring -- it's that inflammation may reduce the amount of effort the brain expends by increasing the perceived cost of the effort itself.
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There's already a large demand for Playboy-branded merchandise, and Flanders is betting that that demand will grow even more if Playboy becomes less associated with explicit pornography in the minds of the public.
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It calls to mind those wee hours of the morning, when you've had just enough to drink that "Need You Now" by Lady Antebellum becomes less of a song and more of a directive.
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Despite Trump&aposs famed resilience to scandal, this strategy becomes less and less tenable if credible and damaging information is brought into the public domain and chips away at his support within the GOP.
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Despite a ban on construction on the chinampas, more and more of the islands are being settled, experts and residents said, as small-scale farming becomes less competitive and demand for residential space grows.
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But today, the company faces similar challenges to the ones that sent chains like Toys 'R' Us, Radio Shack, JCPenney, and Sears into turmoil — how to stay profitable as foot traffic becomes less important.
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Most coal mining, especially mountaintop removal mining, is done by machines, so it would be hard to bring back the thousands of jobs that have been lost as coal becomes less and less profitable.
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And speaking of those characters ... Perhaps the most notable difference this season is how Iron First becomes less about Danny Rand's (Finn Jones) origin story and flips its focus to Colleen Wing (Jessica Henwick).
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"Make sure you have to go through several steps to actually get to them, so it's not really automatic," she said, adding that she often mixes the screens up, so the process becomes less habitual.
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"I think that as economies develop then the country and region becomes less important and the sector becomes more important," Jesse Lentchner, co-CEO for Asia Pacific for financial services firm BTIG, said on Wednesday.
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"When the whole market is certified, the ability to have a higher price for it becomes less," said Jon Cox, analyst at Kepler Cheuvreux in Zurich, who follows companies such as Nestle and Barry Callebaut.
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He becomes less hotheaded – in Season 1, he's ready to break his vows and join Robb Stark in his cause; by Season 4, Jon decides to stick around even after hearing of the Red Wedding.
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As the polling industry moves online and it becomes less expensive to launch a survey, fake polls (polls that are not conducted properly, or polls that can't be trusted) are going to keep popping up.
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Opponents of raising the fuel tax say that as the nation becomes less reliant on gasoline and vehicles become more fuel efficient, Congress is going to have to come up with more sustainable funding sources.
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Without working people at the table, policy becomes less about addressing what's good for public health and safety, and more about appeasing corporate apologists who constantly champion "being realistic" over being safe, moral, or just.
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Vermont Information Processing, which develops software for the beverage industry, has been working with Vermont Hitec so that it can retrain or recruit employees as its business grows and it becomes less interested in outsourcing.
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If both men and women are able to take affordable paid family leave, it becomes less likely that women would be targeted for taking advantage of a law that men will be using as well.
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The boy's disappearance becomes less a matter of religious freedom and pastoral authority than of national security, as a geeky National Security Agency operative (Adam Driver) takes over the case from the law enforcement guys.
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And to top things off, society even becomes less judgey for a minute and deems it socially acceptable to wolf down candy and dress as slutty as one likes within the confines of the season.
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As the season progresses, the show becomes less about the Young Pope's ability to dazzle admirers with a smile than his willingness to compensate for his own insecurity by doubling down on extreme, conservative views.
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Entertainment businesses are under enormous pressure to create new revenue models as linear advertising becomes less relevant to consumers, a potential harbinger for another boom in advertising technology as companies try to keep audiences engaged.
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However, if you're investing in a target-date fund in your 401(k), the allocation of stocks and bonds automatically becomes less aggressive and more conservative overall as you get closer to your retirement date.
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Since so many of the food items we buy tend to spoil over time, eating properly while isolated is difficult, especially as heading out to your local grocery store becomes less of a viable option.
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"The overhead of working among different offices becomes less of an issue" with Slack, said Nick Coronges, chief technology officer at R/GA, a 2,26.50-person design and marketing agency with offices in several cities.
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"Sometimes that trusted contact starts out not exploiting the person financially, but over time, as the client becomes less capable of handling their own affairs, the trusted contact might develop an ulterior motive," Alaimo said.
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"Sometimes that trusted contact starts out not exploiting the person financially but, over time, as the client becomes less capable of handling their own affairs, the trusted contact might develop an ulterior motive," Alaimo said.
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Should we view the President's comments out of London as a moment where things have changed in some fashion that we may be unaware of so that it becomes less likely a deal is near?
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But with towering, bonafide movie star performances by Streep and Hanks—respectively the best they've been in years—and an assured, almost dutiful directorial energy from Spielberg, The Post becomes less a movie than a mission.
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While the industry overall is fairly evenly split along gender lines, with women comprising 52 percent of retail workers, according to the BLS, it becomes less balanced when you home in on specific types of stores.
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But with a powerful Max-Q laptop tucked away in your backpack, suddenly your morning subway commute becomes less of an ordeal when you can spend the time exploring a whole different world between stops.[Nvidia]
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As the novel builds to its intensely satisfying conclusion, though, it becomes less and less clear that Rojas really trusts or values humanity, which he sees as unalterably capable of fear and doubt, selfishness and betrayal.
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When Trump refuses to denounce white supremacist groups that have endorsed him, the issue becomes less that his beliefs line up with theirs, and more that he has not rhetorically separated himself from avowed white supremacists.
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DeMarre Carroll's contract becomes less burdensome if the team isn't in the tax, and it might make more sense to try to let him rebound rather than using the stretch provision on him in this case.
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And I'm wondering if you think, as the surface of the earth becomes less and less habitable due to climate change and other reasons, that in the future we're going to see more people living underground.Absolutely.
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The lesson of sharing your work with a family member is that sometimes the story you wrote in private becomes less precious to you when you face the possibility of hurting someone you love with it.
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Since NBCUniversal owns a few important licenses and can license its own series to other streaming services like Netflix and Hulu, which rely on third-party content, Peacock becomes less of a risky bet on streaming.
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I think that when you look at how we are disseminating these images and these stories, it becomes less about what's going on in the ratings and less about what's going on in the United States.
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It's the sort of increasingly self-aware entertainment that grows stale as it becomes less authentic Fine Brothers Entertainment has a new take on the react genre, one that manages to be even more meta than usual.
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As Coy develops his new worldview, Monroe becomes less and less her own character and more a kind of avatar for all of Coy's old rage and resentment and condescension, snapping furiously at anyone who approaches her.
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What's interesting is, I would argue, the solution to money in politics is actually this, because as TV becomes less and less effective for reaching voters, 80 percent of the spend in a campaign is TV advertising.
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It also affirmed that its asset buys, which have been cut by a quarter to 60 billion euros a month from April, could be increased or extended if the outlook for the euro zone becomes less favourable.
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One of the reasons why marijuana might affect HIV is behavioral; the stereotypical scenario is that someone who uses marijuana becomes less motivated—they sit on the couch, watch TV and don't take their medications on time.
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And as the agent learns—that is, as its prediction model becomes less and less wrong—its reward signal from the ICM decreases, freeing the agent up to maximize the reward signal by exploring other, more surprising situations.
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"You probably don't want to take a pill at night that will make you get up and pee, but after a few weeks, this progressively becomes less of a problem, so that shouldn't be an issue," Osborne said.
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But as we all grow up and become more self-aware (and unfortunately sometimes more self-conscious), makeup becomes less about playing around in front of the mirror and more about analyzing how our lipstick looks on Instagram.
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As more and more states decrease penalties for possession or make marijuana legal and regulated for adults, it becomes less defensible to continue saddling marijuana consumers with lifelong criminal records and the collateral consequences that come with them.
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There's a very real inflection point in the life cycle of a business when leadership becomes less about ideas and more about paperwork (literally and figuratively), when the CEO becomes equal-parts accountant, IT specialist and office manager.
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As it becomes less likely that America will implement policies to slow global warming over the long-term, it's becoming more likely that humanity will need a short-term solution once climate change's worst impacts begin to materialize.
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Overall, Pixelmator seems to be offering the best commercial super resolution tool we've seen (let us know in the comments if you know of a better one), and every day, "zoom and enhance" becomes less of a joke.
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"I do think positions are being built for the domestic part of the market to become a bit more investible as the worst-case scenario becomes less likely," said Emmanuel Cau, head of European equity strategy at Barclays.
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It's that we, slowly but surely, lose our identity as Jews — that being a Jewish American becomes less of a core part of one's identity and more of a background fact, like being of Irish or Italian descent.
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But then, around 2004 with the Battle of Fallujah and as the war in Iraq and Afghanistan started to take the toll on our fighting men and women, it becomes less tenable and a less politically sexy operation.
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Some addiction experts worry that if the overdose crisis becomes less associated with white Americans, it could lead a return to the draconian policies of the crack cocaine era, when the government pushed users into prison instead of treatment.
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Discounts may help to pull in customers, but as margins are squeezed—for instance, by the rising cost of imports caused by the fall in the pound—the prospect of giving things away on the cheap becomes less alluring.
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" The reviewer runs through a laundry list of Lewinsky's public appearances (the Herb Ritts shoot for Vanity Fair, the Jenny Craig ads, the big Barbara Walters interview) and sneers that "with every public relations gambit she becomes less sympathetic.
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When a president appears weak and ineffectual in confronting an autocrat who seeks to destabilize the world's democracies, then the world in general becomes less respectful of freedom, liberty and the right of people to choose who governs them.
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"The movie's central dramatic problem — the unstable boundary between the reality of Shutter Island and Teddy's perception of it — becomes less interesting as the story lurches along," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times, referring to Leonardo DiCaprio's character.
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Gamby's reluctant dedication to the school starts to become less about obligation than actual investment in the kids, and his fixation on Amanda slowly but surely becomes less creepy the more he realizes he needs to treat her like a person.
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"I think that's a good thing for the country if it becomes less noteworthy if someone is of a given race or gender but is judged more on the basis of what they have to offer the country," he said.
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"As the task of driving becomes more routine, it becomes less cognitively taxing and therefore ADHD symptoms would be likely to interfere less over time with experience," she wrote in an email, adding that practice can help improve driving abilities.
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If the outlook becomes less favorable, or if financial conditions become inconsistent with further progress towards a sustained adjustment in the path of inflation, we stand ready to increase our asset purchase programme in terms of size and/or duration.
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Even more impressive is the vitality that gleams through the film of gloom as the story becomes less about what happens to the Jongas than about their efforts to make peace with their fate, whatever and wherever it might be.
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That means McCain's availability to cast contentious votes becomes less important this year, putting less pressure on him to step aside rather than serving out his time in the Senate while taking plenty of time off for treatment and recuperation.
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This question becomes less and less hypothetical every time Trump barrels through another taboo that previously bound the modern American presidency: firing an F.B.I. director who was investigating him, hesitating to censure white supremacists, casually accusing his critics of treason.
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The story is relevant to living populations of endangered species, because it supports the idea that as a population dwindles, natural selection becomes less efficient at purging bad mutations, leading to loss of genes and a slow meltdown of the genome.
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That so many of the Jet Fusion 3D's best traits are still on the to-do list may sound a little disheartening, but it becomes less so when you recognize that what it can do right now is already pretty darn impressive.
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That their advancement came at the expense of other minority groups and ultimately their own gender becomes less difficult to reconcile when you recall that the rules of patriarchy dictate an ingrained belief that women couldn't possibly be on par with men, anyway.
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But after 30, the body becomes less pliable—and after 10, 20, or 30 years in positions that strain the body, the wear and tear of your posture can cause bigger problems such as herniated discs, pulled muscles, hunchback, and torn rotator cuffs.
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As these mandatory programs continue to grow, the portion of the federal budget that Congress appropriates every year, known as discretionary spending, becomes less and less significant in the larger picture of how to constrain federal spending and the growing national debt.
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Social infrastructure becomes less a thing to maximize than a lens that communities and policymakers should apply to every routine decision about physical investment: Do the features of this proposed school, park or sewer system tend to help human beings to form connections?
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In the face of Trump's predatory capitalist/eco-barbarian cabinet, the work becomes less an "escalating index of forms ready to be recycled," as we're told by the wall label, than an indicator of the environmental and economic destruction still to come.
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Simply having choices makes the gameplay more interesting, as the point of playing becomes less "what did this assassin do" and more "what would my assassin do," allowing the player's own values and morals to dictate the fate of Alexios and the characters around him.
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MEXICO CITY, Sept 3 (Reuters) - As central banks across the globe cut interest rates, Mexico's policymakers still have room to lower borrowing costs by as much as 100 basis points before the peso becomes less attractive than other currencies, fund managers and financial analysts say.
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Cezanne's true aesthetic revolution may have been performed on bowls of forbidden fruit, but at least the part of the painting of Fiquet's lower dress also takes on spectral features and geometric forms, to the point that Madame Cézanne becomes less subject than object.
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" There is so much suggestiveness that eventually the narrative must, and does, lead to a crime, though in Modiano's handling the story becomes less a whodunit than a way out of what he describes as the "tangled dream from which I had just awoken.
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But that mission is quickly forgotten as you become caught up in the conflict—your character realizes that as long as this war keeps going, he'll continue to have work, so the game becomes less about stopping the fighting and more about stirring things up.
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One might find the "perfect" soul mate today and a few years later, or even sooner, that person changes, becomes less sharing, turns into a slob, finds a love of gambling or no longer enjoys going to the flea market in Connecticut on Sundays.
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"If the outlook becomes less favorable, or if financial conditions become inconsistent with further progress towards a sustained adjustment in the path of inflation, the Governing Council stands ready to increase the asset purchase program in terms of size and/or duration," Draghi said.
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As refinancing of mortgages becomes less popular and consumers begin paying debt down faster, the market would rebalance, said Richard Green, director of the Lusk Center for Real Estate at the University of Southern California, who forecasts a 5 percent decline in home values.
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When Griff and Liv drop in to complete the tableau of family dysfunction, the book becomes less like "The Shining" and more like Edward St. Aubyn's Melrose novels, with their lacerating descriptions of how cruelty courses like poison through the veins of a family.
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It's also important to note that none of my triggers is linked to an especially traumatic life event – since it's the point at which alcohol becomes less social lubricant and more self-administered anaesthetic that the hook of addiction can sink deeper into a person's brain.
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For example, if you're a newlywed couple buying your first vehicle together, a small, sleek two-door might seem like a great choice — but it becomes less so if you have kids in the next few years and have to outfit your vehicle with car seats.
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"If the outlook becomes less favorable, or if financial conditions become inconsistent with further progress towards a sustained adjustment in the path of inflation, the Governing Council stands ready to increase the program in terms of size and/or duration," the ECB said in a statement.
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If we remember the gay rights movement as entirely male, or the women's liberation movement as entirely white—if we whitewash the past—then it becomes less imperative for those in the present to ensure our movements are equitable and designed to represent those most needing representation.
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"If the outlook becomes less favorable, or if financial conditions become inconsistent with further progress towards a sustained adjustment in the path of inflation, the Governing Council stands ready to increase the APP (asset purchase program) in terms of size and/or duration," the ECB said Thursday.
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"If the outlook becomes less favorable, or if financial conditions become inconsistent with further progress towards a sustained adjustment in the path of inflation, the Governing Council stands ready to increase the program in terms of size and/or duration," the ECB said in its policy announcement.
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"If, in the meantime, the outlook becomes less favorable or if financial conditions become inconsistent with further progress towards a sustained adjustment of the path of inflation, the Governing Council intends to increase the program in terms of size and/or duration," the bank said in a statement.
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Americans are drinking a lot of bottled water these days — we took down 13.7 billion gallons of bottled water in 2017, and it surpassed soda as the top-selling beverage by volume — and Smartwater owner Coca-Cola wants to take advantage of this trend as soda becomes less popular.
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"As we get farther away from the actual events, 70-plus years now, it becomes less forefront of what people are talking about or thinking about or discussing or learning," said Matthew Bronfman, a board member of the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany, which commissioned the study.
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As with most text adventures, you have an inventory, and as soon as you discover that you can "take" things from each page, the journey becomes less about a leisurely walk through the sum of all human knowledge and more about wanting to fill your pockets with stupid things.
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But when you aggregate the behavior of many people, transportation becomes less efficient when transit riders switch to cars, when new car services entice people onto trips they wouldn't otherwise have taken, or when people who give up their cars wind up traveling even more in someone else's.
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"As the driver becomes less necessary, there will be more options for in-car purchases and partnering with outside vendors so that you can buy stuff from inside the car, probably even buy stuff for the car from inside the car," said Brian Moody, executive editor for Autotrader.
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Even today, as the church becomes less of a cornerstone of political organizing for the movement for black lives than it was for the civil rights movement, the institution remains significant for African Americans, and, as evidenced by the church burning in Greenville, people attempting to intimidate them.
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The guaranteed time limit means the drama becomes less about the ending and more about the undertaking; an hour is a long time to wrestle, and few things will set off a pro-wrestling fan's defensiveness about whether pro wrestlers are "real" athletes like an iron man match being disparaged.
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As the various and inevitable appeals start coming in from fighters protesting these and other suspensions (Gastelum has already filed his) and as more time passes and the regulating of MMA becomes less terrifying for New York it's likely that the state will take a less punitive approach to athletes.
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"If the outlook becomes less favorable, or if financial conditions become inconsistent with further progress towards a sustained adjustment in the path of inflation, the Governing Council stands ready to increase the program in terms of size and/or duration," the ECB said in its policy announcement alongside its rate decision.
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It continues: [A]s hotbeds develop, recruitment through social media becomes less important than via direct human contact, as clusters of friends and neighbors persuade each other to travel separately or together to join the Islamic State, Cases like Nivarlain's are very rare, which is part of what makes her story so affecting.
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" When asked about their refusal to remove authors, Henry explained in a statement to The Verge that one of the goals was to provide a long list of recently released reading materials for fans, and that "when an author — any author — asks to withdraw from the ballot, then the reading list becomes less.
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Once he and his cowriters establish the particulars of the gun-running world—the globetrotting danger, colorful characters, and exotic anecdotes—the movie becomes less an indictment of greedy profiteers or the Iraq War's moral calamity than it is a rather rote detailing of how David and Efraim eventually met their downfall.
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I can also see new types of content being incentivised: Wikileaks for example, or investigative journalists ... But there's other economic layers to add in, like the idea of a peer-to-peer marketplace like Craigslist or eBay; with those layers it becomes less like a social network, and more like a social economy.
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That makes having a dedicated local music or video playing app pretty unnecessary for someone like me, but it's nice that Files is able to do playback well on those odd occasions when I need it, especially as the company's existing Google Play Music player becomes less and less of a focus.
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If I could invite F. Scott Fitzgerald, my literary god, just for cocktails (after which, I believe, he becomes less fun), and if I could have a postprandial sherry with Miguel de Cervantes…I would reserve seats at the dinner table for political writers, because I think this moment demands as much.
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"If the outlook becomes less favorable, or if financial conditions become inconsistent with further progress towards a sustained adjustment in the path of inflation, the Governing Council stands ready to increase the program in terms of size and/or duration," the ECB said in its policy announcement alongside its latest rate decision.
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"If the outlook becomes less favourable, or if financial conditions become inconsistent with further progress towards a sustained adjustment in the path of inflation, the Governing Council stands ready to increase the asset purchase programme in terms of size and/or duration," the ECB said in a statement after a regular policy meeting.
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If we fail, putting it plainly, the future will include insolvency of our social aid for the elderly and the poor, a permanent decline in economic dynamism, huge swaths of the country locked in intergenerational economic depression and an ever-increasing burden on women in particular, as family life becomes less compatible with a career.
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No two images are the same, despite the fact that the artist is trying to find his father's features in his own, in many of the images the sought after face becomes less familiar, leaving space for strangers to appear, alluding to how with the passage of time, memories of loved ones change and evolve.
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The breakthrough at Vicksburg, a mysterious act of audacity even in Chernow's account, becomes less mysterious if one reads Grant's anti-dramatic account of it: the Navy boats had been reinforced with water-soaked bales to reduce the chances of cannonballs starting fires, and, anyway, the experiment of running the batteries had been tried before.
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I think that if you take, as I did, a hard look at what happened in Hue, it becomes less a great American victory than a disaster ... it really to me becomes an emblem of the whole Vietnam war, where the United States vastly underestimated the capability of the enemy and paid a heavy price.
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Omar Manejwala, chief medical officer of Catasys and author of Craving: Why We Can't Seem to Get Enough, pointed out that many of the remaining challenges Vermont will now face as basic access to treatment becomes less of a problem are the same issues that plague doctors and nurses dealing with other chronic diseases.
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Yeah, and it's not that they're so public-spirited, but because they want to expand the customer base, it becomes less progressive as a result because they are marketing and selling games to people like us, people who listen to this podcast, as opposed to people who are really trying to get rich off the lottery.
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If the referendum is fully pushed through and the full ramifications are felt, UK citizens—and that includes DJs, obviously—will find European travel slightly more difficult, it'll be harder to book European DJs to play here, and our daydreams about moving to Berlin for the cheap beer and great clubs becomes less and less tangible.
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So, when Roth's second act as a critic arrives, in the seventies and eighties, he becomes less inclined to argue with his detractors—the comedy has already done the arguing for him—and instead puts himself under a sort of self-imposed house arrest, sublimating his own critical opinions and complaints into interviews with writers he esteems.
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Law enforcement officers in areas that refuse to cooperate with ICE and the Border Patrol — which include both liberal and conservative parts of the country — often argue that doing so pushes undocumented people further into the shadows, ultimately making cities less safe because that segment of the population becomes less likely to report crimes or cooperate with investigations.
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When I have encouraging follow up scans, as I did this month, the topic becomes less urgent, but I never stop wondering about the aftermath of my looming death — whether it will be this year, five years from now, or some fantastical version of later life that I am capable of imagining only on my most aspirational days.
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But I hope that as we continue to talk about Stadia in the future, the technology will becomes less and less the key focus and it becomes about the new ways to play... and the way that YouTube, creators, and game developers are collaborating on two halves of the same coin in service of a game experience gamers have never seen before.
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That means that at their cheapest, season tickets for the Patriots cost more than twice what it costs to get season tickets for the Rams (Patriots season ticket holders do get one extra pre-season match.) For sports fans who prefer better seats, the difference in the prices of season tickets for the two teams becomes less significant at the higher end.
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With each endorsement, he becomes less the Marco of the Tea Party and, instead, the Marco of the unpopular establishment politics of John BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE and Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellAre Democrats turning Trump-like?
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This World Cup, the BBC will put match clips on Snapchat and Twitter, as well as stream games online and cover the fans' carnival, although the corporation's biggest total audience for the tournament will still be on TV. Fifa, too, will need to start adapting, as the match footage that is its one lucrative asset becomes less central for viewers.
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Told in four parts, it follows the titular dachshund through multiple different owners (one of whom is the grown up Dawn Wiener, the protagonist of Welcome to the Dollhouse, played by Greta Gerwig despite Heather Matarazzo's continued existence as a working actress.) But Solondz seems to lose interest in this idea by the second half, and the dog becomes less and less consequential to the story.
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Mobile ticketing is a given now but the app was among the first to begin experimenting with e-tickets (not just the ability to buy tickets, but the ability go completely paperless.) The app has becomes less relevant in recent years — you can simply ask Siri or Google to check showtimes or theatre locations — but Fandango is still a must-have for movie buffs.
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But in the second section we see the story through Hideko's perspective — including a startling revelation about what exactly she and her Japanophile uncle work on all day together (it's not what you think, not exactly) — and the film becomes less a story of star-crossed lovers and more a revenge tale (a Park specialty) for the objectified and belittled women at its center.
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"I think that's a good thing for the country if it becomes less noteworthy if someone is of a given race or gender but is judged more on the basis of what they have to offer the country," he said In an episode of Axelrod's podcast released Monday, Obama said the vision of "one America" he first vocalized in his famous 2004 Democratic National Convention speech still holds true.
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British MCs have been fighting an uphill battle for recognition for some time, and as a whole grime generation soars and Little Simz racks up Kendrick Lamar co-signs – and grime as an art form becomes less labelled as a black London thing and more rightfully regarded as a British thing – there's a hope that all this success can become a gateway for new audiences to discover even more experimental forms of that lie beneath, from acts that are only just now coming to fruition.
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My platform focuses on the country I am bequeathing to my six grandchildren — one that is piling up debt by living beyond its means, one with declining job opportunities as workers are rendered obsolete by technology, one with a deteriorating environment as the globe warms and the air becomes less breathable, one with a growing disparity of wealth as those in power use their positions for their own ends and not the betterment of the whole, one in which we pretend that the cookie jar is inexhaustible.
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